frequent bigrams

Drill the most common letter pairs in English as single motions.

th he in er an re on at en nd draw on only nine letters, spread over both hands and all three rows. Five of the pairs alternate hands (th, he, an, en, nd) and five stay on one hand (in, er, re, on, at) — the same-hand ones are rolls, so let the fingers fall in sequence instead of striking twice.

0 wpm 100% acc target 36/96%

1 top pairs 2 next pairs 3 in words 4 passage

top pairs the most common bigrams

type a bigram as one flowing motion, not two separate keys
these pairs make up most of English — let them carry your speed

TYPE ~/learn/touch-typing-home-row · top pairs · rung 1/4 type to advance the ladder finger map · on miss esc exit

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