[Review of the book Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases
Journal of Applied Psychology · Volume 2 · Issue 1
Abstract
Reviews the book, Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases by Greenville Kleiser (1917). The book is intended as an aid in building up a large vocabulary and in developing clearness, accuracy, and diversity in oral and written expression. The author submits a concrete plan of study of the contents for the busy man. The book contains eleven divisions; useful phrases, significant phrases, felicitous phrases, impressive phrases, prepositional phrases, business phrases, literary expressions, striking similes, conversational phrases, public speaking phrases, and miscellaneous phrases. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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