E and I
- Reach up with the middle fingers to the two most common vowels.
E is the most frequent letter in English and belongs to the left middle finger, directly above D.
I sits above K, on the right middle finger. Practise the up-and-back motion until the finger returns without being told.
Isolate the keysMove between themUse them in words
Isolated repetitions of E, I, D, K and EI, ED, EK to rebuild the finger movement before speed matters.
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E, I, D, K - shown on the board with the finger that owns each one.
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