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36-38. Use of quotation marks 46-48   Chapter IV. Words 39-45. Increasing the vocabulary 51, 52 46-52. Synonyms 53-57 53. Distinguishing between similar words 59 54-60. Metaphors and similes 60-62 61-62. Slang 64 63-66. Errors in the forms of words 65-67   Chapter V. Condensation, Expansion, and Paraphrase 67. Condensing paragraphs 70 68-69. Condensing longer passages 75-77 70. Expanding short and suggestive statements 79 71. Expanding for the sake of clearness 80 72-73. Paraphrasing short passages 82-84 74. Paraphrasing complete poems 87   Chapter VI. Whole Compositions; Outlines 75-76. Preparing outlines 96, 101   Chapter VII. Oral Composition   Chapter VIII. The Diary 77. Imaginary diaries 109   Chapter IX. The Letter 78. Friendly letters 118 79. Letters of social intercourse 121 80. Formal invitations 123 81. Telegrams 124 82-84. Business letters 126, 128, 129 85-87. Notices 131, 132 88. Appeals