Where should your two index fingers be when your fingers are rest.
A. F and H
B. F and j...
Computers and Technology, 18.03.2021 01:10 IsabellaGracie
Where should your two index fingers be when your fingers are rest.
A. F and H
B. F and j
C. L and M
D. J and K
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