How it works
This cursive practice for adults uses lines an adult writes: a card, an envelope, a date, a list. The sheet opens in Looped cursive at Small, 10 mm: trace each line once, then copy it twice.
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Cursive writing practice for adults, in seven groups
The list under the tool sorts the lines by job: the letter groups and the baseline joins, such as city lights, quiet streets, where every join runs along the baseline, then a line for a card, an envelope, a date or an amount in words, a short list, a proverb.
Three rows a line, twelve a page
A line takes 3 rows: one in cursive to trace and 2 left empty for your own hand, so a Letter or A4 page holds 12 rows. A longer line, such as the journey proverb, prints as two rows, each with its empty pair. For single words and sign-offs, open More options and set What to practice to Cursive drills.
- The amounts and the street address are made up. Type your own in the box to practice the real ones.
Questions and answers
Are these cursive writing practice sheets for adults free to print?
Yes. Press Print worksheet, then print or choose Save as PDF in the browser's print window. The sheet carries no pictures and no Name and Date line: only guide lines, the line to trace and the empty rows.
How is this different from a child's cursive sheet?
The size and the words. Letters are 10 mm tall, not the 14 mm of our children's cursive page, and the lines are ones an adult writes: Paid in full on receipt, or Thank you for having us to stay.
Can I practice my own signature or address?
Yes. Type it in the box and it prints in the same cursive to trace and copy. Share link carries whatever is typed, so clear a real name or address before you send the link.