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How to use your hands as a cue to avoid b/d confusion 

This technique is suitable for children aged 5 through to adults.  This simple technique will help you to work out quickly which way round to write the letter 'b' or 'd'.  This technique is specific to the English language, or the knowledge of the letter shapes 'b' and 'd'.

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