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60 SECONDS · ONE FOCUSED SKILL

Punctuation challenge.

Practise capitals, commas and full stops in a free punctuation typing challenge. Build Shift-key control while checking WPM and accuracy over one minute.

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The timer starts with your first keystroke.

Type the displayed passage in order. Backspace corrects the last character. Paste is disabled. Escape pauses. Control or Command plus Enter restarts. Leaving the input pauses the timer.

60sremaining
—words / min
100%accuracy
No sign-up. Just you and the keys.esc pause ctrl + enter restart
 

How to practise this challenge

This exercise adds capitals, commas and full stops to common words. Notice which Shift-key combinations interrupt your rhythm, and slow down before the punctuation instead of correcting it after rushing past.

A useful target

Prioritise clean capital letters and punctuation. Compare this score with other punctuation runs, since a plain-word test has a different difficulty.

Results and key statistics stay in this browser. Use the missed-key drill after finishing, or review matching attempts on your personal progress page. You can change the test controls before starting; your saved result always records the settings you actually used.

For a fresh set of common words each day, try the daily typing challenge. Read how scoring works before comparing different test styles.