Memory typing

Fast typists read ahead of their fingers: their eyes are a phrase in front of the key they are pressing. Memory typing trains that habit. A sentence shows for a moment — long enough to read once and fix in your head — then hides, and you type it from memory.

Get one perfectly and the next is a word longer. Miss more than one word and the next is a word shorter, so the game always sits at the edge of what you can hold.

Tips

• Read the sentence once, as a sentence, rather than word by word — meaning is easier to remember than a list.
• Answers are marked word by word, so a slip in one word costs only that word.

Related

• The typing course
• Take the typing speed test
• Which finger for which key
• Typing games

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