c and , — middle fingers down

You learn the c and the comma: your middle fingers curl one row down.

How to find the key

  1. Curl your left middle finger from the d down to the c.
  2. Curl your right middle finger from the k down to the comma.
  3. Type the comma straight after the word.
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  • key you are practising
  • bump on the f and j
  • home row

A worked example

ccc ,,,

  1. Rest your fingers on the home row.
  2. Curl your left middle finger down from the d to the c.
  3. Tap it three times and go back.
  4. Press the space bar.
  5. Curl your right middle finger down from the k to the comma.
More examples

c, ,c c,

  1. Tap the c with your left middle finger.
  2. Tap the comma with your right middle finger.
  3. Return to the d and the k each time.

cat, cut

  1. Type cat.
  2. Tap the comma straight after the t, with no space.
  3. Press the space bar.
  4. Type cut.

Try it yourself

This is best practised in the real exercise, where you click, drag or tap yourself.

Practise this

Watch out

  • You put a space before the comma.

    Type the comma straight after the word, then the space.

Tips

  • A comma is always followed by a space.
  • Both keys belong to your middle fingers.

Why it works

The c is below the d and the comma is below the k. A comma belongs to the word before it, so you type it straight after the last letter, with no space.