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Karl teaches Tom about the bottom row of letters on a keyboard. The bottom row includes letters Z, X, C, V, B, N, M, comma, period, and question mark. Karl instructs Tom on which fingers to use for each key, encouraging Tom to keep practicing typing to improve. Karl promises to teach Tom about the numbers row during their next lesson.
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Typing04 The Bottom Row
- 1. LEARN TO TYPE WITH KARL AND TOM PART IV – The bottom row.
- 2. Hi Karl. Is this the bottom row in red? No Tom. When we say the “bottom row”, we mean the bottom row of letters. The one in green.
- 3. Oh okay. Thanks Karl. You’re welcome Tom.
- 4. Now, let’s learn a bit more about the bottom row!
- 5. Use the left pinky for the ‘Shift’ key.
- 6. Also use the left pinky for the ‘Z’.
- 7. Use the left ring finger for the ‘X’.
- 8. Use the left middle finger for the ‘C’.
- 9. Use the left index finger for the ‘V’.
- 10. Also use the left index finger for the ‘B’.
- 11. Use the right index finger for the ‘N’.
- 12. Also use the right index finger for the ‘M’.
- 13. Use the right middle finger for the ‘,’.
- 14. Use the right ring finger for the ‘.’.
- 15. Use the right pinky for the ‘?’ key.
- 16. Also use the right pinky for the ‘Shift’ key.
- 17. Keep practicing. Remember, the more you practice, the better you will get.
- 18. Thanks Karl. I know all the letters now! That’s good Tom. Keep practicing. I’ll teach you about the numbers row next time I see you!