CORRECT SPACING AND PUNCTUATION MARKS
Correct spacing and punctuation marks are essential for clear and accurate writing. Here is how to use them properly:
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Period (.): Use one space after a period at the end of a sentence. Example: “It’s sunny today.”
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Comma (,): Use one space after a comma. Example: “I bought apples, bananas, and oranges.”
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Question Mark (?): Use one space after a question mark. Example: “How are you?”
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Exclamation Mark (!): Use one space after an exclamation mark. Example: “Wow! That’s great!”
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Colon (:): Use one space after a colon. Example: “Items needed: pen, paper, and a ruler.”
CORRECT FINGER PLACEMENT
Correct finger placement on a keyboard helps with efficient typing and comfort.
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Home Row : Left hand on A, S, D, F; right hand on J, K, L, ;.
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Thumbs : Use thumbs for the Spacebar.
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Enter Key : Use the right pinky finger.
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Backspace Key : Use the right pinky finger.
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Tab Key: Use the left pinky finger.
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Shift Keys: Use the opposite pinky finger (left for right shift, right for left shift).
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Movement: Use index, middle, and ring fingers to reach other keys while keeping home row fingers in place.
