Not necessarily. Ready To Write 1 focuses on sentences. Ready To Write 2 focuses on paragraphs. If you can write a basic error-free sentence (e.g., "I like pizza"), you can start with Book 2. If you struggle with subject-verb agreement, go back to Book 1.
The book ends at the paragraph level. Your next step is Ready To Write 3 , which teaches essay writing (introduction, body, conclusion). However, before you move on, ensure you can:
It seems you’re asking for an article about a document titled "Ready To Write 2.pdf" — however, I don’t have direct access to the specific content of that PDF file. Based on the title, Ready To Write 2 is likely a textbook or workbook for English language learners, often part of a series focused on developing writing skills (e.g., paragraph writing, essays, grammar, and editing).