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Chapter 1 English Words and Lexicology -- Basic Concepts 1.1 Understanding Words 1.2 Understanding Lexicology Chapter 2 The Growth of the English Vocabulary (1) -- Sources 2.1 The Language Family of English 2.2 From Old English to Modem English 2.3 The Origins of English Words Chapter 3 The Growth of the English Vocabulary (2) n British & American 3.1 World Englishes 3.2 British English 3.3 American English 3.4 The Future of English Chapter 4 The Growth of the English Vocabulary (3) -- New Words 4.1 Neologisms 4.2 The Study of New Words 4.3 Reasons of the Growth 4.4 Sources for New Words Chapter 5 The Formation of English Words (1) -- Major Types 5.1 Notions of Morphological Formation 5.2 Derivation 5.3 Conversion 5.4 Compounding Chapter 6 The Formation of English Words (2) -- Minor Types 6.1 Abbreviation 6.2 Back-formation 6.3 Onomatopoeia 6.4 Reduplication Chapter 7 The Meanings of English Words (1) -- Aspects of Meaning; Change of Meaning 7.1 Aspects of Meaning 7.2 Change of Meaning 7.3 Mechanisms for Meaning Change Chapter 8 The Meanings of English Words (2) -- Sense Relations 8.1 Synonymy 8.2 Antonymy 8.3 Polysemy 8.4 Homonymy 8.5 Hierarchical Relations Chapter 9 Lexical Chunks (1) -- Collocations 9.1 Lexical Chunking 9.2 Definition of Collocation 9.3 The Features of Collocation 9.4 Characteristics, Classifications and Categories of Collocations 9.5 Basic Types of Collocations 9.6 The Significance of Learning Collocations Chapter 10 Lexical Chunks (2) -- Idioms 10.1 Definition of Idiom 10.2 Classifications of Idioms 10.3 Figurative Idioms Chapter 11 The Use of English Words (1) n Words in Context 11.1 Words and Their Meanings in Use 11.2 The Meanings of Words: \