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that may be properly called its own. 30. _How many sounds has D?_ One; as heard in the word did. 31. _How many sounds has F?_ One; as heard in the word flew. 32. _How many sounds has G?_ Two; as heard in the words go and age. 33. _How many sounds has H?_ One; as heard in the word high. 34. _How many sounds has J?_ None of its own, but represents one; the sound of G. 35. _How many sounds has K?_ One; as heard in the word key. 36. _How many sounds has L?_ One; as heard in the word lily. 37. _How many sounds has M?_ One; as heard in the word money. 38. _How many sounds has N?_ One; as heard in the word nat. 39. _How many sounds has P?_ One; as heard in the word pie. 40. _How many sounds has R?_ One; as heard in the word roar. (REM.--Some authors give r three sounds.) 41. _How many sounds has S?_ One; as heard in the word same. 42. _How many sounds has T?_ One; as heard in the word tight. 43. _How many sounds has V?_ One; as heard in the word view. 44. _How many sounds has W?_ One; as heard in the word we. 45. _How many sounds has X?_ None of its own, as it is a redundant letter. 46. _How many sounds has Z?_ One; as heard in the word ooze. 47. _How many sounds has Th?_ Two; as heard in the words thigh and the. 48. _How many sounds has Ch?_ One; as heard in the word church. 49. _How many sounds has Sh?_ One; as heard in the word ash. 50. _How many sounds has Zh?_ One obscurely; represented by _si_ in such words as fusion, _zi_ in glazier. 51. _How many sounds has Wh?_ One; as heard in the word what. 52. _How many sounds has Ng?_ One; as heard in the word sing. 53. _What are regular sounds?_ The long sounds of the letters. SUBSTITUTES. 1. _What is a Substitute?_ A letter representing a sound usually represented by another. 2. _What are Equivalent letters?_ Letters representing the same sound. 3. _What properties do Substitutes assume?_ The properties of the letter whose sound it represents. 4. _How many Substitutes has a long?_ Four. 5. _What are they?_ _E_ in tete; _ei_ in feint; _ey_ in they; and _ao_ in gaol. 6. _How many Substitutes has a middle?_ Two. 7. _What are they?_ _E_ in there; and _ei_ in heir. 8. _How many Substitutes has a broad?_ Two. 9. _What are they?_
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