Practicing D and K

Shift focus to the middle finger keys: D and K. Use your left middle finger for D and your right middle finger for K, keeping other fingers on their home row positions (A, S, F and J, L, ;). This lesson introduces new finger movements, helping you expand your touch typing skills.

Practice sequences like ‘dk dk dk’ and words like ‘did,’ ‘kid,’ and ‘dig,’ prioritizing accuracy over speed. Ensure your fingers return to the home row after each keystroke to build muscle memory. TouchTyping.online’s platform offers interactive exercises, with navigation buttons below and a progress bar above to track your progress. Mark this lesson complete when ready.

If you make mistakes, slow down and focus on proper finger placement. Regular practice will make D and K feel natural, preparing you for more complex combinations.