Words
M-f (which is bound to forward-word) moves forward over a word. M-b (which is bound to backward-word) moves backword over one word. M-d (which is bound to kill-word) will kill up to the end of the current word. M-Del (which is bound to backward-kill-word) will kill back to the start of the current word. M-@ (which is bound to mark-word) will put the mark at the end of the next word. M-t (which is bound to transpose-words) will transpose two words. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.
Sentences
M-a (which is bound to backward-sentence) moves the point backward one sentence. M-e (which is bound to forward-sentence) moves the point forward one sentence. M-k (which is bound to kill-sentence) kills forward to the end of the current sentence. C-x Del (which is bound to backward-kill-sentence) kills backward to the beginning of the current sentence. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.
Paragraphs
M-{ (which is bound to backward-paragraph) moves back to the beginning of the previous paragraph. M-} (which is bound to forward-paragraph) moves forward to the end of the next paragraph. M-h (which is bound to mark-paragraph) puts the point at the beginning of the next paragraph and the mark at the end. All of these work the same as GNU Emacs.
Pages
C-x [ (which is bound to backward-page) moves back a page. C-x ] (which is bound to forward-page) moves ahead a page. C-x C-p (which is bound to mark-page) puts the point at the beginning of the page and the mark at the end. C-x l (which is bound to count-lines-page) counts the number of lines on the page. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.
Case
M-l (which is bound to downcase-word) converts the following word to lower case. M-u (which is bound to upcase-word) converts the following word to upper case. M-c (which is bound to capitalize-word) capitalizes the following word. C-x C-l (which is bound to downcase-region) converts the region to lower case. C-x C-u (which is bound to upcase-region) converts the region to upper case. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.
Transposing
C-t (which is bound to transpose-chars) will transpose the two characters on either side of the point. C-x C-t (which is bound to transpose-lines) will transpose the previous line with the current line. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.
Filling
M-x auto-fill-mode will toggle on and off auto fill mode, which is a minor mode that breaks long lines automatically when they become too long. In auto fill mode, Space and Enter trigger breaking lines if they are too long. M-q (which is bound to fill-paragraph) will fill the current paragraph. C-x f (which is bound to set-fill-column) is used to set the fill column for filling paragraphs. M-x fill-region will divide the region into paragraphs and fill each of them. M-x fill-region-as-paragraph will treat the entire region as a single paragraph and fill it. These work the same as GNU Emacs, except that fill-paragraph with a numeric argument to justify the paragraph is not currently supported in Tint Emacs.
M-s (which is bound to center-line) will center the current line according to the current fill column. This works the same as GNU Emacs.