修辞学书也许吿诉你许多写作原则。但我将解 释的那个原则是我不曾在任何修

Rhetoric books may tell you many writing principles. But the principle I will explain is something I have never seen in any rhetoric book. I discovered it myself many years ago, and I practiced it when I discovered it. I have seen it very useful, so I believe you will benefit from using it. The principle is: You should not use any structures, expressions, and phrases that you have not seen in your reading.

Rhetoric books may tell you a lot about the principles of writing. But the principle I will explain is one I have never seen in any rhetorical book. I found it myself many years ago, and I found it and implemented it. I've seen it useful, so I'm sure you'll benefit from using it. The principle is that you shouldn't use any structures, expressions, and phrases that you haven't seen in your reading.

修辞学书也许吿诉你许多写作原则。但我将解 释的那个原则是我不曾在任何修辞学书中见到过的。我自己在多年前发现它，而且发现了它就实行它。我巳经见到它很有用，所以我相信你釆用了它将会得益。这个原则是：你不该用在你的阅读中未 见过的任何结构、表达式和词组。<br>