Lesson 19 of 29
Capitals in Real Sentences
Real writing capitalises the first word of a sentence and every proper noun, and nothing else. Now the shift becomes a rhythm inside normal typing rather than an exercise of its own.
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Real writing capitalises the first word of a sentence and every proper noun, and nothing else. Now the shift becomes a rhythm inside normal typing rather than an exercise of its own.
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- Capitals: Right Shift — 20 WPM at 92% to pass.
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