Explain it simply
Explain Topic to me as if I’m in Year or grade. Use simple words, one everyday example and a short summary at the end.
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Understand a topic
Explain it three ways
Explain Topic in three different ways: first in one sentence, then with an everyday comparison, then in more detail for an exam answer.
What I’m getting wrong
I think Topic means: What you think. Tell me what is right, what is wrong or missing, and explain the correct idea clearly.
Step-by-step worked example
Show me how to solve this step by step, explaining why each step is done: Problem. Then give me a similar question to try on my own, without the answer.
Key words
List the 15 most important words for Topic with a short, simple meaning for each and one example sentence.
Connect the ideas
How are Idea 1 and Idea 2 connected? Explain the link, the differences and a common exam mistake about them.
Test yourself
Make a quiz
Make a Number-question quiz on Topic for Year or grade. Mix multiple choice and short answers. Give the answers separately at the end so I can mark myself.
Quiz me one question at a time
Quiz me on Topic, one question at a time. Wait for my answer, tell me if I’m right and why, then ask the next question. Make it harder when I get two right in a row.
Flashcards
Make Number flashcards for Topic in two columns: question on the left, short answer on the right, as a table I can copy.
Exam-style questions
Write 5 exam-style questions on Topic for Exam or course, with the marks for each and a marking guide.
Check my answer
Here is an exam question and my answer. Mark it out of Marks, say what earned marks, what was missing, and how to improve it. Question: Question My answer: Your answer
Plan and organise
Revision timetable
Make me a revision timetable from Start date to Exam date for these subjects: Subjects. I can study Hours hours on weekdays and Weekend hours at weekends. Include breaks and review days.
Break a big task down
I have to Task by Deadline. Break it into small steps with a date for each.
Summarise my notes
Summarise these notes into 10 key points, then list 3 things I should learn by heart: Paste your notes
Mind map
Turn Topic into a mind map outline: the main idea in the middle, 4–6 branches, and 2–4 points on each branch.
Study tips for me
I find it hard to Problem. Give me 5 practical study techniques that would help, with how to use each one this week.
Write better
Essay outline
Help me plan an essay on: Essay question. Give a thesis statement, an outline with 4–5 paragraphs and the main point and evidence for each. Don’t write the essay.
Improve my paragraph
Improve the clarity and grammar of this paragraph, keeping my ideas and my voice. Then list the main changes so I can learn from them: Your paragraph
Stronger introduction
Here is my introduction. Suggest how to make the opening sentence more engaging and the argument clearer: Your introduction
Feedback like a teacher
Give me feedback on this piece of writing like a teacher would: 2 strengths, 3 things to improve, and one sentence I should rewrite: Your writing
Find sources to check
What kinds of reliable sources should I use to research Topic? Suggest search terms and types of sources, and remind me how to check they’re trustworthy.
Languages
Practise a conversation
Let’s practise Language at Level level. Have a conversation with me about Topic. Correct my mistakes gently after each reply.
Explain a grammar rule
Explain when to use Grammar point in Language, with 5 examples and 5 practice sentences for me to complete.
Vocabulary list
Give me 20 useful Language words for Topic, with pronunciation in English letters and one example sentence each.
Correct my writing
Correct this Language text and explain each mistake simply: Your text
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How to write a good prompt
- Say who it should be. Start with a role: “You are a patient maths tutor” or “You are a friendly shop assistant”.
- Give the task and details. Say exactly what you want and add the facts only you know: who it’s for, dates, prices, level.
- Ask for a format. A table, 5 bullet points, under 100 words, a WhatsApp message, a step-by-step list.
- Show an example. Paste something you like and say “in this style”.
- Keep talking. The first answer is a draft. Reply “shorter”, “more formal”, “give 3 more options” or “ask me questions first”.
- Check it. AI can sound sure and still be wrong. Check facts, numbers and names before you use them.
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