Igor Stefanovic (igorstefanovic3)

Race #6

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Official speed 77.54 wpm (115.30 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 77.65 wpm (170 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 78.07 wpm (618 ms elapsed before first character typed; 114.51 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 77.97 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start November 16, 2024 10:57:44pm UTC
Race Finish November 16, 2024 10:59:39pm UTC
Outcome No win (3 of 4)
Accuracy 96.7%
Points 202.91
Text #5390156 (Length: 745 characters)

We'll begin with a box, and the plural is boxes, but the plural of ox became oxen not oxes. One fowl is a goose, but two are called geese, yet the plural of moose should never be meese. You may find a lone mouse in a nest full of mice, yet the plural of house is houses, not hice. If the plural of man is always called men, why shouldn't the plural of pan be called pen? If I spoke of my foot and show you my feet, and I give you a boot, would a pair be called beet? If one is a tooth and a whole set are teeth, why shouldn't the plural of booth be called beeth? Then one may be that, and three would be those, yet hat in the plural would never be hose. We speak of a brother and also of brethren, but though we say mother, we never say methren.
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Timing
Character W e ; -; ' l l b e i n -n -i g i n w i t h a
Milliseconds 618 234 175 502 608 0 170 150 195 162 154 99 409 104 175 47 69 67 130 102 132 87 32 125 79
Character b o z , - -, -z z -z x , a n d t h e p l u r
Milliseconds 164 104 146 167 127 189 118 100 380 418 116 134 135 91 133 111 64 281 70 111 89 115 198 150 91
Character a l i s b o z -z x e s , b u t t h e p l
Milliseconds 75 67 152 33 147 95 178 79 190 319 83 199 144 100 124 145 66 130 51 106 62 81 104 0 232
Character u r a l o f o x b e c a m e o c e -e -c x e
Milliseconds 146 86 53 137 106 78 126 68 162 155 168 283 178 218 148 106 86 86 142 168 241 226 94 142 214
Character n n o t o x e s , - -, . O n e f o w l
Milliseconds 85 105 99 25 135 433 118 150 261 179 225 135 394 120 237 83 129 85 151 62 163 62 146 147 127
Character i s a g o o e -e s e , -, - , b u t t o -o
Milliseconds 144 138 47 134 84 151 80 128 139 291 101 109 78 65 334 101 220 82 109 58 125 58 183 204 387
Character w o a r e c a l l e d g e e s e , t y -y -t
Milliseconds 94 114 169 135 128 83 299 218 121 46 121 52 158 95 129 173 129 128 121 77 159 112 93 324 99
Character y e t t h e p l u r a l o f m o o s e w
Milliseconds 301 120 230 79 103 86 79 69 47 169 130 76 44 97 90 119 106 66 67 128 145 131 112 85 272
Character h o -o -h -w s h o u l d n e v e r b e m e e s
Milliseconds 100 95 240 97 121 184 64 46 118 101 99 40 92 136 119 132 81 45 373 164 36 117 85 131 133
Character e . Y o u m a y f i n d a l o n e m o
Milliseconds 89 118 89 161 71 104 66 178 58 159 34 158 66 62 100 122 109 75 86 176 50 119 33 162 117
Character u s e i n a t -t n e s t f u l l o f m
Milliseconds 117 116 11 143 102 96 58 127 81 250 289 169 62 141 106 90 171 75 175 113 95 101 97 70 49
Character i c e , y e t t h e p l u r a l o f h o
Milliseconds 82 101 200 52 98 168 99 199 85 103 176 122 82 48 169 132 66 89 80 115 125 80 81 46 87
Character u e - -e s e i s h o u s e s , n o t h i
Milliseconds 134 38 143 374 108 137 12 118 201 133 53 95 69 132 82 125 166 75 133 134 53 130 83 424 94
Character c e . I f t h e p l u r a l o f m a n
Milliseconds 87 200 35 117 153 125 69 147 74 27 116 64 173 97 100 70 114 112 88 91 87 44 117 74 104
Character i s a w -w -a a l w a y s a l l -l -l -a c a l l e
Milliseconds 37 167 263 182 358 93 131 84 119 140 77 182 36 399 329 128 111 280 101 455 145 99 81 126 84
Character d m e n , w h y s h o u l d n ' t t h e
Milliseconds 142 171 130 139 78 131 104 96 82 167 39 110 62 63 119 94 101 117 216 0 52 131 95 75 57
Character p l u r a l o f p a n b e c a l l e d p
Milliseconds 84 172 120 71 108 66 118 100 100 62 53 184 105 74 207 171 74 153 102 67 130 54 164 48 54
Character e n ? I f -f - f I s p o k e o f m y
Milliseconds 155 56 191 127 207 115 129 207 72 139 40 368 86 220 58 242 167 88 51 111 88 65 318 199 50
Character f o o t a n d h s -s -h s h o w y o u m y
Milliseconds 133 82 84 150 384 131 88 113 71 115 131 252 113 74 110 50 67 82 267 113 41 130 75 197 32
Character f e e t , a n d I g - -g g i v e y o u
Milliseconds 299 176 125 125 76 127 38 136 65 99 146 342 67 396 113 184 134 112 95 158 81 54 104 79 30
Character a b o o t , w o u l d a p a i r v b -b b
Milliseconds 106 87 151 77 116 39 159 84 136 75 87 132 135 69 51 127 78 108 120 105 78 183 0 344 91
Character -b -v b e c a l l e d b e e t ? I f o n e
Milliseconds 262 106 150 175 120 104 115 97 119 66 150 74 242 168 165 10 524 134 209 174 86 97 58 88 73
Character i s a t o o t h a n d a w h o l e s e
Milliseconds 66 120 32 98 133 224 455 143 94 100 100 135 128 104 72 78 122 240 22 72 130 186 63 127 102
Character t a r e t e e t h , w h y s h o u l d n '
Milliseconds 171 72 143 177 19 111 244 232 133 206 99 183 109 204 65 164 53 506 26 119 77 118 103 56 179
Character t t h e p l u -u -l - -p -e e p l u r a l o f
Milliseconds 0 114 87 126 62 92 14 188 151 224 82 126 90 166 678 52 130 204 131 100 117 100 132 87 97
Character b o o t h b e c a l l e d b e e t h ? T
Milliseconds 61 152 56 114 84 99 87 266 181 80 127 126 69 129 26 157 70 178 191 155 175 98 667 188 278
Character h e n o n e m a y b e t h a t , -, - ,
Milliseconds 127 128 76 134 0 72 115 34 74 84 141 34 134 169 38 174 555 60 87 72 145 330 135 252 96
Character a n d t h r e e w o u l d b e t h o s e -e -s
Milliseconds 26 147 494 103 131 201 112 106 134 83 150 31 73 151 98 66 263 175 177 70 78 33 153 213 93
Character -o -h -t t h o s e , y e t h a t i n t h e
Milliseconds 92 82 132 153 11 158 351 170 105 178 129 148 183 149 86 138 111 118 118 153 76 66 101 49 120
Character p l u r a l w o u l d n e v e - r b e h
Milliseconds 64 50 221 154 82 78 107 117 329 31 96 114 72 83 167 131 150 141 304 446 280 137 198 186 158
Character j o s -s -o -j -h h o s e . W e s p e a k o f
Milliseconds 20 49 141 264 113 100 198 352 85 65 134 96 110 112 192 185 72 177 51 117 73 94 119 133 53
Character a b r o t h e r a n d a l s o o f b r
Milliseconds 84 150 112 196 300 144 156 86 104 118 480 123 97 103 77 106 99 114 110 46 177 66 79 541 225
Character e t h r e n , b u t t h o u g h w e s a y
Milliseconds 120 256 111 317 105 93 175 85 164 83 113 49 148 65 69 133 122 78 73 240 138 169 535 478 268
Character m o t h e r , w e n e v e s -s - r s a y
Milliseconds 134 158 61 179 57 113 81 55 152 115 111 107 159 100 184 137 112 182 354 116 323 58 243 172 70
Character m e t h r e n .
Milliseconds 108 306 158 209 303 171 100 47 137
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
2.31 20.82
4.61 46.84
6.92 39.9
9.22 55.94
11.53 61.41
13.84 66.79
16.14 64.68
18.45 63.75
20.75 64.18
23.06 64.01
25.36 65.76
27.67 67.22
29.98 67.25
32.28 69.88
34.59 73.2
36.89 73.83
39.2 75.92
41.51 76.61
43.81 77.51
46.12 79.1
48.42 77.32
50.73 76.64
53.04 78.74
55.34 80.01
57.65 79.1
59.95 79.46
62.26 79.41
64.57 78.8
66.87 80.39
69.18 79.62
71.48 79.91
73.79 80.17
76.09 80.43
78.4 80.82
80.71 79.1
83.01 80.08
85.32 79.47
87.62 79.84
89.93 79.26
92.24 78.45
94.54 78.57
96.85 79.3
99.15 78.3
101.46 77.94
103.77 78.06
106.07 78.17
108.38 78.5
110.68 78.06
112.99 77.64
115.3 77.54