4. Common Bigrams & Trigrams

This 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.

Focus: th, er, in, ing, tion. Type the drill below at a pace where you can stay accurate. Reaching 95% accuracy marks this lesson complete and unlocks the next one in the sequence.

You've likely noticed these combinations without naming them: certain letter sequences just feel smoother to type than others. That's exactly the reflex this lesson is building on purpose, so it transfers to every word containing these patterns, not just the ones practiced here.

This is lesson 4 of 5 in the intermediate course. These lessons assume you're already comfortable with the full alphabet, numbers, and basic punctuation from the beginner track; if any of that still feels shaky, it's worth revisiting those lessons first, since intermediate drills build directly on that foundation without re-teaching it.

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