Lesson 17 of 29
Capitals: Right Shift
Hold the RIGHT shift with your right little finger to capitalise letters typed by the LEFT hand. Always shift with the opposite hand — same-hand shifting forces you to lift and reposition, and it is the single most common bad habit in self-taught typing.
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Hold the RIGHT shift with your right little finger to capitalise letters typed by the LEFT hand. Always shift with the opposite hand — same-hand shifting forces you to lift and reposition, and it is the single most common bad habit in self-taught typing.
New keys introduced here: SHIFT.
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- Capitals: Left Shift — 21 WPM at 92% to pass.
- Capitals in Real Sentences — 23 WPM at 94% to pass.
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