Practicing language
Use Case
Students can hold a conversation in a foreign language as often as they like, without an audience, and with a reasoned suggestion for improvement after every contribution of their own. They talk to a fictional female student of their own age from Cambridge about university life and, before the conversation continues, receive an improved version of their last message together with an explanation. Note: The prompt is written in English; language, role and level can all be adapted. Language corrections can be wrong.
Example Prompt
I'm currently learning English and would love to practice it with you. Could you pretend to be a 24-year-old student from Cambridge who I met during an exchange program? Let's talk about our university experiences in English.
In your first prompt you only start the conversation with a question.
In your second prompt and all prompts after that it is very important that you always use the following structure for all your answers:
1. Provide me with a proposal for an improved language version of my last prompt and explain to me why this is an improvement.
2. Continue the conversation with me.