Week 14: Sentences and rhythm

Once words flow easily, the next step is full sentences. A sentence asks for more than correct fingers. It also asks for rhythm: a capital letter at the start, a space between words, a comma where a pause belongs and a period at the end. This week you do not learn new keys. You combine the keys you know into balanced sentences and build a steady flow.

What you will learn

No new keys appear this week. Each sentence you type uses the habits below:

• Capitalize the first letter of the sentence with Shift and the opposite pinky, then release Shift.
• Leave exactly one space between words. Press the space bar with a thumb and return the hand to the home row.
• End the sentence with a period, then start the next sentence after one space.

Here is an example: The keys feel easier now, and my fingers move with more confidence. Practice each part of the sentence until it feels smooth.

Technique tips

• Keep your thumb hovering over the space bar. After you press it, lift the thumb quickly so the hand stays ready.
• When a comma appears, take a very short pause. This helps you keep the rhythm steady and prevents rushed mistakes.
• On long sentences, glance back at what you have typed. Spotting an error early saves time later.
• Do not start the next sentence before you finish the period. Finish the mark, add a space, then type the capital letter.

Lessons

1. Lesson 1, learn (10–15 minutes): Watch the demo for sentence structure, spacing and punctuation. Type the sample sentences slowly to build the pattern.
2. Lesson 2, practice (10–15 minutes): Type short sentences one after another. Start each one with a capital letter and end it with a period.
3. Lesson 3, review (10–15 minutes): Repeat the sentences that gave you the most errors, then finish with the 2-minute test.

This week’s goal

Reach 33 WPM and 95% accuracy. Finishing the lessons earns 1 star. Reaching 95% accuracy earns 2 stars. Reaching 33 WPM as well earns 3 stars. Errors pile up in longer sentences, so check your text as you go. Keeping accuracy high makes the speed feel natural.