Beginner Lesson 18
Short Common Words
Type the most frequent short words as single movements rather than letter by letter.
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17 practice lessons in the Common Words category. Work through them in order, or pick the one that matches the keys you keep missing.
Elementary Lesson 23
Alternating Hands
Take advantage of words that switch hands on almost every letter.
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Elementary Lesson 24
Double Letters
Strike the same key twice cleanly without a gap or a missed second press.
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Elementary Lesson 30
Frequent Word Pairs
Turn the most common two-word phrases into a single fluent motion.
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Elementary Lesson 31
Numbers as Words
Type spelled-out numbers, which appear far more often than digits in prose.
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Elementary Lesson 32
Words That Trip People Up
Slow down on the specific words that produce most typing errors.
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Intermediate Lesson 55
Common Prefixes and Suffixes
Type frequent word endings as one motion instead of separate letters.
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Intermediate Lesson 166
Sprint: Common Words Only
Reach your ceiling on the two hundred most frequent words.
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Beginner Lesson 174
Home Row Words
Type real words without leaving the home row.
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Elementary Lesson 179
Top Row Words
Type words spelled entirely from the upper row.
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Elementary Lesson 184
Bottom Row Words
Build fluency on the letters people avoid.
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Beginner Lesson 198
The First Hundred Words
Make the hundred most frequent English words automatic.
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Elementary Lesson 199
Everyday Verbs
Drill the verbs that carry most ordinary writing.
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Intermediate Lesson 200
Linking Words and Connectors
Type the joining phrases that appear in every paragraph.
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Intermediate Lesson 201
Common Word Pairs
Fuse frequent two-word phrases into a single motion.
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Elementary Lesson 202
Common Words Accuracy Check
Prove the easy words are genuinely error-free.
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Beginner Lesson 264
Beginner: Two-Word Phrases
Join two short words into one smooth movement.
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