“In writing. Don’t use adjectives which merely tell us how you want us to feel about the thing you are describing. I mean, instead of telling us a thing was ‘terrible,’ describe it so that we’ll be terrified. Don’t say it was ‘delightful,’ make us say ‘delightful’ when we’ve read the description...” - C. S. Lewis

コリンズは、厳密な意味で「理解する」という言葉をほとんど使いません。 むしろ強調されているのは「経験すること」です。 Collins almost never speaks about “understanding” the poem in a strict analytical sense. Instead, the emphasis appears to fall on experience.

“Don’t you get lonely?” My answer is always the same. “It’s solitary, but I’m not lonely.”

今日は、文学のテクニックを使って、あなたの英語を単なる「説明（description）」から、情景が目に浮かぶような「描写（descriptive）」へとアップグレードする方法をお見せします。 Today, I'll show you how to use literary techniques to upgrade your English from "description" to "descriptive."

English reading circles for teens (英語読書会) offer a powerful way for young learners to improve their language skills through literature. Reading is more than just flipping pages or skimming through words. It’s a journey - a voyage into new worlds, ideas, and emotions. When you’re a teen, that journey can sometimes feel lonely or overwhelming. But what if you didn’t have to travel alone? What if you could share your discoveries, your questions, and your excitement with others wh

Reading is more than just a pastime. For those of us striving to master English at an advanced level, it’s a secret weapon - a gateway to fluency, cultural insight, and a richer vocabulary. I’ve found that diving into books, articles, and stories doesn’t just improve language skills; it transforms the way we think and express ourselves. Let’s explore why reading is so crucial for language advancement, backed by research and sprinkled with practical tips you can start using to