Define the task
Name the job, the audience and the form of the answer. “Write three short captions for a neighbourhood bakery” gives a clearer starting point than “write something good”.
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Name the job, the audience and the form of the answer. “Write three short captions for a neighbourhood bakery” gives a clearer starting point than “write something good”.
Provide approved facts and relevant source material. Explain the tone, language and limits. Ask for a question when essential information is missing, rather than asking the model to guess.
Check names, factual claims and anything the response assumes. Compare it with the original task. A fluent answer can still be inaccurate; you decide what is ready to use.
Choose an answer for each question. You can retry and read the explanation.
Write a small task you could use at work. This is your practice draft; no model grades it or receives it.
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Lesson complete: you answered all three questions and wrote a practice draft. This is a practice completion, not an accredited certificate.