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First Part - Introductory Guide
1. First steps		23. Explanation of pictos
2. The verb To do		24. Vocabulary n. 3
3. The word Man		25. Sequential pictograms
4. The tenses of the verbs		26. Vocabulary n. 4
5. The word And		27. Vocabulary n. 5
6. To come		28. More about verbs
7. Here, there		29. Imperative
8. Vocabulary n. 1		30. Conditional mood
9. Contrast: How it works		31. Instant action
10. Pointing pictos		32. Continuous action
11. Impossible and Possible		33. Auxiliary verbs and Subjunctive
12. Weak and Strong		34. Separation Pictograms
13. Adjectives		35. Nouns and Adjectives
14. The verb To be		36. Possessives
15. The article The		37. Wish, Want, Need, Lack
16. Pictos for Numerals		38. Vocabulary n. 6
17. Nothing and Something		39. The pronoun It
18. This, that, those		40. Man who does
19. Plural and Singular		41. Thing which does
20. Vocabulary n. 2		42. Once, twice, three times, etc
21. Time words		43. Very, Intense, Intensify
22. Compound pictos
Second Part - Advanced
44. Article Babelling On		47. Babelling On from pictography to English
45-1. Vocabulary for this article		48. The writing of Science
45-2. Continuation		49. Vocabulary (about science)
45-3. Continuation		50. The writing of Science in pictos
45-4. Continuation		51. Pictography, a possible way of writing
45-5. Continuation		52. Sending Pictographic messages by e-mail
46. Written with pictos

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of this useful constructed language. The use of Pictopen is free.
(He also hopes that some of them will be better draftsmen than the author).

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