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stitutes has Ng?_ One. 53. _What is it?_ N generally before palate sounds; as, conquer, etc. 54. _What letters have no Substitutes?_ B, D, G, H, L, M, N, P, and R. 55. _What combinations have no Substitutes?_ Th and Wh. 56. _Why is X never doubled?_ It already represents the sounds of K and S. 57. _What letter ends no English word?_ J. DEFINITIONS AND WORDS. 1. _What is Language?_ Any method for the communication of thought and feeling. 2. _What is Natural Language?_ Instinctive methods of communicating thought or feeling. 3. _What is Artificial Language?_ That which must be learned before it can be used. 4. _Is the English Language natural or artificial?_ Artificial. 5. _How many kinds of Artificial Language?_ Two. 6. _What are they._ Spoken and written. 7. _What is Spoken Language?_ That produced by the vocal organs. 8. _What is Written Language?_ Any method of communicating thought or feeling by the use of written or printed characters. 9. _What are the messengers of thought?_ Sentences. 10. _What is a Sentence?_ An assemblage of words conveying a thought. 11. _What is a Word?_ A sign of an idea. 12. _What is Lexicology?_ That science which treats of the meaning of words. 13. _What is Etymology?_ That science which treats of the origin and derivation of words. 14. _What is Orthogeny?_ That science which treats of the classification of words into parts of speech. 15. _What is Syntax?_ That science which treats of the relation and connection of words in the construction of a sentence. 16. _What is Prosody?_ That science which treats of punctuation and the laws of versification. 17. _Of what is a word composed?_ A syllable or combination of syllables. 18. _What is a Syllable?_ A letter or letters uttered by a single impulse of the voice. 19. _What is the essential part of a syllable?_ A vowel. 20. _Can there be a syllable without it containing a vowel sound?_ There cannot. 21. _What is Syllabication?_ That branch of etymology which treats of the division of words into syllables. 22. _How many methods of Syllabication are there?_ Two. 23. _What are they?_ English and American. 24. _What is the object of the English method?_ To separate words into their elementar
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