Intermediate Lessons
Once the basics are solid, these five lessons close the gap between "can type" and "types fluently." Each one isolates a specific real-world demand: capitalizing names correctly, staying fast through numbers, reaching symbol keys without hunting, typing common letter pairs as one motion, and handling dense, quote-heavy punctuation. Complete each lesson at 95% accuracy or higher to unlock the next.
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Capitalization & Shift Technique
Not startedProper names, sentence starts, and titles all need Shift. This lesson builds the reflex of tapping Shift with your pinky while the other hand types the letter.
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Numbers Row Fluency
Not startedBeyond single digits, real writing mixes numbers into sentences constantly: times, addresses, quantities. This lesson builds speed on the number row in context.
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Symbols & Special Characters
Not startedEmail addresses, URLs, and formulas rely on symbols that live above the number row and need a firm Shift reach. This lesson drills them in realistic context.
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Common Bigrams & Trigrams
Not startedThis lesson leans hard on the letter pairs and triples, like th, in, er, and ing, that appear constantly in English, so your fingers learn them as single fluid motions.
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Punctuation-Heavy Prose
Not startedDense, quote-and-dash-heavy writing, like dialogue or annotated text, forces fast switching between letters and punctuation. This lesson practices that switching directly.