Lesson 23 of 29
Symbols: Apostrophe, question and exclamation
The apostrophe sits right of the semicolon under your little finger. The question mark and exclamation are shifted characters. These three appear in ordinary writing constantly, which is why they come before anything technical.
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The apostrophe sits right of the semicolon under your little finger. The question mark and exclamation are shifted characters. These three appear in ordinary writing constantly, which is why they come before anything technical.
New keys introduced here: ', ?, !.
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