The quotation marks and the apostrophe sit on the same key, which is pressed by the right-hand pinky finger in an extended position.

Consider this a gentle introduction to extending your right hand pinky finger to reach non-alphanumeric characters. As you can see, there is an awful lot of responsibility for such a little finger!

And with this, you have pretty much polished off the home row!


For some variety and supplementary practice, here are some other things I created that you can do before and/or after this lesson's exercise. They link back here when you're done; give them a try!!!


Here is your exercise . . . read those Principles for Effective Learning before you begin!!


flag salk AAAS gall alga "sag" 'sla has 'sha a; 'gash gads "halls" "salsa" slag shad gsa: flak dad flask "galla" lsd Al's shhh al: flasks "sagas" 'aha "ag" dag "jag;" "fall" sag



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