Sentential Forms and Substitution Instances
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Each sentence of our system will be
either an atomic sentence or a compound (or complex) sentences.
Compound sentences will be either a conjunction, a disjunction, a
conditional, a biconditional or a negation. Compound sentences
are constructed from previous sentences as specified in the
definition of "sentence of our language". Virtually everything we
do will require that we recognize the structure of the sentences
of our language. At this point you should view the initial walk-through on: