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What sentence has all the words starting with n?

This is a bit of a tricky one! There's no single sentence in the English language that has all its words starting with "n".

Here's why:

* Common words: We need common, everyday words to form a sentence. Most common words don't start with "n".

* Nouns: We need nouns (people, places, things) to make a sentence. Many nouns don't start with "n".

* Verbs: We need verbs (action words) to make a sentence. Most verbs don't start with "n".

Fun Challenge: You could create a sentence using made-up words that all start with "n", but that wouldn't be a real sentence in the English language!

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