Everyday punctuation
- Type commas, full stops and apostrophes without losing rhythm.
Punctuation is where most people's speed collapses, because the marks are handled by the weakest fingers and almost never drilled.
The apostrophe sits next to the semicolon under the right little finger. Contractions - it's, don't, we're - are worth practising as single units.
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Sentences weighted toward ,, ., ', ; and ,., ,', ,;, with normal punctuation and spacing.
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