Contents 1. What to Read 2. Reading Aloud 3. Can You Read Englishmen’s English? 4. What kind of English? 5. The Question of Background 6. Books on English and Books in English 7. An Easy Sentence to Study 8. What Does “Would of Come” Mean? 9. “More Presently” 10. Double Negatives in Current English 11. About the Study of Grammar 12. Knowing Just Enough Grammar to Go Wrong 13. The Language Is the Main Thing 14. Logic and Usage 15. Something Unnatural 16. A Good Knowledge of Bad English 17. Reading Dictionaries 18. Make Your Own Dictionary 19. Make Another Dictionary of Your Own 20. More about What to Read 21. Reading to Learn the Art of Expression 22. Learning English Conversation by Imitaion 23. Imitation, Good and Bad 24. Tongue and Pen 25. Simply Didn’t Know 26. So Many Points 27. How to Say It 28. A “Foolish” Principle of Composition 29. An Aid to Composition 30. Some Mistakes to Consider 31. Some More Mistakes to Consider 32. Better Short Than Long 33. Something More Important Than Enlarging One’s Vocabulary 34. Make the Word Your Own 35. A Warning Regarding the Use of Words 36. The Word 37. What “Literary English” Means 汉译文