Type the passage using a US QWERTY keyboard. Escape restarts. Tab moves to the controls. On-screen Shift applies to the next clicked character.
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A Point by Point Comparison · Apply
Goal: Type a full passage of real text at a steady pace. Keep both sides of a comparison visible. Use transitions that show the relationship between ideas.
Reading a printed book and reading an electronic book both give access to a story, but the experience differs. For portability, an electronic reader can store many titles in one device, while a printed book needs no battery. For sharing, a printed copy can be lent directly, while electronic lending depends on the service. Comparing one feature at a time keeps both options in view and makes the paragraph easier to follow.
R · Left index + right Shift
F + J · home keysSwipe the keyboard to see the other keys.
End of on-screen keyboardUS QWERTY · Fluency mode · Keep your wrists relaxed.