1. Build My Personalized Learning Plan “I want to learn [LANGUAGE] from [CURRENT LEVEL] to [TARGET LEVEL] for [TRAVEL/WORK/EXAMS/CONVERSATION]. I can study [MINUTES] minutes per day for [NUMBER] days. First, ask me five short questions to assess my needs. Then create a weekly plan covering speaking, listening, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Include measurable milestones and a simple daily routine.”

2. Teach Me My First Lesson “Act as a patient [LANGUAGE] tutor teaching a complete beginner. Create a [MINUTES]-minute lesson about [TOPIC, e.g., introductions]. Teach only the most useful words, phrases, and one simple grammar rule. Include pronunciation help, natural examples, a short dialogue, and three practice exercises. Ask me to answer each exercise before revealing the correction.”

3. Become My Daily Language Tutor “Give me today’s [LANGUAGE] lesson for level [LEVEL]. Focus on [TOPIC/SKILL] and keep it under [MINUTES] minutes. Use this structure: quick review, five useful expressions, one grammar pattern, guided practice, short conversation, and a final quiz. Correct my mistakes clearly and adjust the difficulty based on my answers.”

4. Practice a Real-Life Conversation “Role-play a realistic [LANGUAGE] conversation in which I am [ROLE] and you are [OTHER ROLE] at [LOCATION/SITUATION]. Speak at [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED] level and send only one conversational turn at a time. After each response, briefly correct my important mistakes, suggest a more natural version, and continue the role-play. At the end, summarize the phrases I should review.”

5. Improve My Pronunciation “Be my [LANGUAGE] pronunciation coach. Teach me how to pronounce these words or phrases: [PASTE LIST]. For each one, provide a simple phonetic guide, syllable breakdown, stressed syllable, mouth or tongue placement, and one common mistake made by speakers of [NATIVE LANGUAGE]. Then create a short repetition drill and test me using similar-sounding words.”

6. Explain Grammar Without Confusing Me “Explain [GRAMMAR TOPIC] in [LANGUAGE] to a [LEVEL] learner whose native language is [NATIVE LANGUAGE]. Use plain language, a simple pattern or formula, and five practical examples. Compare it with my native language where helpful. Then give me three exercises—easy, medium, and challenging—one at a time, correcting and explaining each answer.”

7. Build Useful Vocabulary That Sticks “Teach me 12 high-frequency [LANGUAGE] words about [TOPIC]. For each word, include its meaning, pronunciation, natural example sentence, common word combination, and an easy memory association. After teaching them, quiz me through recall, sentence completion, and translation. Re-test any words I miss later in the session instead of immediately repeating them.”

8. Help Me Learn Through a Story “Write a short, interesting story in [LANGUAGE] for level [LEVEL] about [TOPIC]. Keep approximately 90% of the vocabulary understandable from my level or context. Highlight eight useful expressions, explain them after the story, and ask five comprehension questions one at a time. Finally, help me retell the story in my own words and correct my version.”

9. Correct My Writing Like a Tutor “I will write a short text in [LANGUAGE] about [TOPIC]. Correct it without changing my intended meaning. Show me: 1) my original sentence, 2) the corrected version, 3) a brief reason, and 4) a more natural alternative. Identify my three most common mistake patterns, then give me a targeted mini-exercise to practise them. My text: [PASTE TEXT].”