Suggest a name for grammar book

[Dawood Usmani]

Hi dear teachers!
I've been working on a grammar book. It's complete now. I've actually compiled it for small children. Please suggest an attractive name for that grammar book. I've thought of some but need you people to suggest some better ones please. [My institute name is Yaqeen Education Foundation]
1. Yaqeen Grammar Time
2. Yaqeen Impressive English Grammar
3. Step Ahead English/ Get Ahead Grammar
4. Yaqeen Progressive Grammar
5. Learning Grammar
6. Grammar Park
Best regards!
Dawood

[RedMtl]

Originally Posted by dawoodusmani

Hi dear teachers!
I've been working on a grammar book. It's complete now. I've actually compiled it for small children. Please an attractive name for that grammar book. I've thought of some but need you people to suggest some better ones please. [My institute name is Yaqeen Education Foundation]
1. Yaqeen Grammar Time
2. Yaqeen Impressive English Grammar
3. Step Ahead English/ Get Ahead Grammar
4. Yaqeen Progressive Grammar
5. Learning Grammar
6. Grammar Park
Best regards!
Dawood

I do not speak Urdo, however as I understand "Yaqeen" it means certainty or confidence. Thus, I like the usage of a title with this word included. Furthermore, I believe there are "stages" of this condition. That one achieves levels along a path, which is certainly a good protrayal of understanding a language. (Please excuse my less than perfect understanding of the precise usage.)

I would not know the precise translation, but something which conveys "Grammar with confidence" would be a route you might consider. Perhaps: Grammar With Confidence For Beginners and the natural successors like Grammar With Confidence, Intermediate Level, followed by Supreme Grammar of English for Advanced Students.


Hope this helps!

[Dawood Usmani]

Originally Posted by RedMtl

I do not speak Urdo, however as I understand "Yaqeen" it means certainty or confidence. Thus, I like the usage of a title with this word included. Furthermore, I believe there are "stages" of this condition. That one achieves levels along a path, which is certainly a good portrayal of understanding a language. (Please excuse my less than perfect understanding of the precise usage.)

I would not know the precise translation, but something which conveys "Grammar with confidence" would be a route you might consider. Perhaps: Grammar With Confidence For Beginners and the natural successors like Grammar With Confidence, Intermediate Level, followed by Supreme Grammar of English for Advanced Students.


Hope this helps!

Many thanks for your reply. I want lots of comments so that it'll be easy for me to choose the best one. Let's see what other native speakers or others will comment on it.
Best regards!
Dawood