Just as the thoughts of the mind do not necessarily consist of truth and falsehood, so does speech since it is generally drawn from the mind. The second section focuses on the noun which is a conventionally meaningful sound and has no reference to time. It also mentions the categories of nouns such as simple and compound and their meaning versus their independent meaning. The third section provides information on the verb which has a notion of time and can refer to something predictable or present. Verbs are substantive in nature and are significant in forming a connection with related things. The fourth section discusses a sentence and how it constitutes a part of speech while the fifth section provides a simple explanation on negation and clauses using