This issue of the journal includes these papers on contrastive linguistics: "Tag Questions, Transformational Grammar and Pragmatics" (Wolfram Bublitz); "Toward Contrasting Styles" (Karol Janicki); "Some More Remarks on the Pedagogical Uses of Contrastive Studies" (Waldemar Marton); "Stress in Polish--With Some Comparisons to English Stress" (James L. Fidelholtz); "Some Remarks on the Stability of Lexical Stress in Polish and English" (Grzegorz Dogil); "Lexical Entries for Verbs in a Contrastive Lexicon English-German" (Hans Ulrich Boas); "Focus Constructions--Cleft Sentences in English and Their Counterparts in Polish" (Aleksandra Mieszek); "Some Aspects of Typology of Relative Clauses in English and Polish" (Elzbieta Muskat-Tabakowska); "How Factive are SEE, HEAR and FEEL and their Polish Counterparts" (Barbara Kryk); "Lexical Realization of Benefactive and Beneficiary in Polish and English" (Henry Niedzielski); "A Contrastive Semantic Analysis of Colour Adjectives in Polish and English" (Stanislaw Duczmal); and "French-English Contrastive Linguistics at the Universite Catholique de Louvain" (J. van Roey). (MSE)