Oct 27, 2015
I finished 3 different exercises today. I learned about inversion and long vowels. A E I O U. It’s kind of weird using multiple keys, but after typing “a a a a a a a a e e e e e e e e i i i i i i i i o o o o o o o o u u u u u u u u” a bunch, my brain got used to it. The letter “A” uses only the “A” key on the left side, plus the two on the right. The opposite is “U”, which uses only the “U” key on the right side, plus the two on the left. “E” uses A+O+E. It uses 3 keys like A and U, but starts from the left and goes from there 3 keys straight over. “I” uses all 4, so that’s easy. And “O” uses the middle 2 keys: also easy.