Touch Typing Lesson 23: ( & ) Keys
This typing lesson will teach you the ( and ) keys. These keys are know as "parentheses" and are used to indicate some extra information about a passage, such as an explaination or amplification. If you already know the keyboard, try our our programming drills or symbol drills for more relevant practice exercises.
Instructions:
- Begin with your fingers on the home row.
- The '(' key is two rows above the 'L' key (under your right ring finger), hold the shift key down when you hit it.
- The ')' key is two rows above the ';' key (under your right pinky finger), hold the shift key down when you hit it.
- Once you learn where these keys are, try to type them without looking at your fingers. Scroll down if needed to type the following:
- When you feel confident you can type these keys without looking, go on to the next lesson.
Sample Data Entry Test Prompt
lol l9l l(l ;p; ;0; ;); (babbled) (implied) (interjected) (snapped) (ventured) (proclaimed) (snapped) (pledged) (babbled) (alluded) (stuttered) (warned) (raved) (challenged) (urged) (growled) (observed) (repeated) (predicted) (demanded)Load Test