Well, not necessarily "typing" skills but rather ... grammar skills.
I mean when you say "typing skills" I tend to think of people like myself who can type (rather quickly) without looking at the keyboard.
Still, fear not... Keep up with your proper grammar. It will aid you when you seek employment, or when you're trying to appear professional. Believe me, when your resume is full of proper grammar it will be a shining star when it's being compared with resumes full of "u" and "ur".
Heck, even in online gaming proper grammar will gain you some nice benefits. I still remember back when I played EverQuest... I was trying out a new low-level character and asked someone, "Could I please trouble you for a small heal?" (or something close to that)
All I'd wanted was just enough hit points that I wouldn't fall over dead, but instead of that I was given a full heal because I asked nicely.
So hold on to your grammar skills. They will benefit you.
IIN that I'm the only person at my school that knows how to type?
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Well, not necessarily "typing" skills but rather ... grammar skills.
I mean when you say "typing skills" I tend to think of people like myself who can type (rather quickly) without looking at the keyboard.
Still, fear not... Keep up with your proper grammar. It will aid you when you seek employment, or when you're trying to appear professional. Believe me, when your resume is full of proper grammar it will be a shining star when it's being compared with resumes full of "u" and "ur".
Heck, even in online gaming proper grammar will gain you some nice benefits. I still remember back when I played EverQuest... I was trying out a new low-level character and asked someone, "Could I please trouble you for a small heal?" (or something close to that)
All I'd wanted was just enough hit points that I wouldn't fall over dead, but instead of that I was given a full heal because I asked nicely.
So hold on to your grammar skills. They will benefit you.
=)