Hello community,
I have been wondering which of the following is the best and whether there is another better alternative to them. I am thinking about (1) the title of our research project, which is about creating an online platform for business persons' English learning, and (2) the title for a symposium that we will hold recently for discussing what to teach and how to teach English for students of business. In (2), we particularly focus on what English (English as a native language or English as a lingua franca) should be taught, which is why I quoted the word "English".
I am not sure if it is appropriate to ask these things here but please let me give it a try. I could not be confident in deciding on these title probably due to my limit of English comprehension.
(1)
(i) Designing an autonomous genre-based English learning for global business persons and its evaluation(ii) Designing a platform for autonomous genre-based English learning by global business persons and its evaluation(iii) Designing a platform for autonomous learning of genres and English for global business persons and its evaluation (2) (i) "Business English" Now(ii) The Future of "Business English"(iii) What is "English" for business purposes? Thank you very much for your time and attention!Well, your first set are rather lumpy and unmanageable. I suggest that you select among these: (1) (i) Designing and evaluating autonomous genre-based Business English learning (ii) Designing and evaluating a platform for autonomous genre-based Business English learning (2) (Notice no quotation marks) (i) Business English Now (ii) The Future of Business English (iii) What is Business English?
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Well, your first set are rather lumpy and unmanageable. I suggest that you select among these:
(1)
(i) Designing and evaluating autonomous genre-based Business English learning
(ii) Designing and evaluating a platform for autonomous genre-based Business English learning
(2) (Notice no quotation marks)
(i) Business English
Thank you very much for your comment, Mister Micawber. Your comments really helped. I would like to use (ii) for (1) and (ii) for (2).