Question about a Title

Conrado - In order of preference:

Learning leads to Communicating

Learn First, Communicate Second

Learn, then Communicate

Learning First & Communicating After

Take care,

John

Hi John,

Thank you for your reply and opnion.

The next book's title is, 'Ready to Communicate'. Do you still think about the same order of preference? Is there a better one according to you?

Thanks again

Best

TS

TS

I think "Ready to Communicate" is a great title!

Much better than any ot the others, in fact.

Best,

John

Hi John,

Sorry, I didn't explain myself very well. This title, 'Ready to Communicate? is for the second level. The other ones are for the first level, beginners one.

So, which one do you recomend me?

Thanks

TS

Ahhh - I get it now.

Like I said, of the suggestions you proposed, I think Learning First & Communicating After is the least offensive. However, I would say Learning First & Communicating Later (if I had to).

But, if the first level is consecrated to "learning", then why not have a title that is as simple and direct as the title of level two ? That way, there would be consistency

Hi John,

I really like your ideas too! The more the best.

But ... if the second level has the verb 'Communicate' why not using the same verb for the first one.

Just my opinion.

My thinking was:

first (level one) you learn

then

second (level two) you communicate

but I'm no so certain now...

Let's think about it overnight?

Cheers, John

Yo are right about your thinking!

Best

TS

Hi Clive,

Thank you for your advice. I didn't know it was such a bad thing to use .

Which one will you use as a ti