Punctuation - check your chart for the correct fingers

The comma is next to M and the fullstop to its right. They are below K & L.

To type a capital letter or character (*) –

Hold the Right Shift Key for a Left Hand letter or character

Hold the Left Shift Key for a Right Hand letter or character.

For the question mark, hold down the left Shift key while you type the / key.

For the exclamation mark, hold down the right Shift key while you type the 1 key.

The colon is on the semi-colon key and needs the left Shift key held.

For the dash and for the hyphen use the same upper row key, between 0 and =

The single quotation mark (beside the colon) is also used for the apostrophe.

For the double quotation mark first hold down the Left Shift key.

Type these sentences to practise your punctuation;

If you practise your typing each day, it will soon become easy.

Instead of a comma – you could use the dash – above the P key.

Join for hyphen. First-class. Did you enjoy this typing course? I hope so!

"Hullo," said Julia to George. "Isn’t it a really lovely day?"

"Stop! There’s too much noise! It’s giving me a headache!"

Press the Tab key (above the Caps Lock) to jump across the page to line up lists.

Do not use the space bar; you may not line up exactly.

and { } these are beside P near the Shift key. Hold the Shift key while you type these

[ ] do not need the Shift key so are perhaps handier. They are on the same keys as { }

To Underline words first click the mouse on the U on the toolbar, or B for Bold, or I for Italics

Repeat this action when you want this feature to stop.