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Suggest 3 possible thesis statements for an essay arguing about "[topic]", each taking a slightly different angle.

Turn these rough notes into a one-page essay outline with an intro, 3 body sections, and a conclusion: [paste notes]

Read this paragraph and tell me specifically what's unclear or unconvincing, not just "make it better": [paste paragraph]

Write a strong counterargument to this claim, then suggest how I could address it in my essay: [paste claim]

Suggest 3 different hooks (a question, a statistic, a short anecdote) for an essay introduction about "[topic]".

Check this paragraph for run-on sentences, vague pronouns, and repetitive phrasing, and explain each fix: [paste paragraph]

Suggest 5 more precise, less generic words to replace "[overused word, e.g. 'good'/'important']" in academic writing.

Review my conclusion and tell me if it just repeats the intro or if it actually adds a final insight: [paste conclusion]

Turn these lecture notes into a one-page study guide organized by key concept: [paste notes]

Make 10 flashcard-style question-and-answer pairs from this reading: [paste reading]

Explain "[concept]" first in plain, simple language, then in the more technical terms my course expects.

Write 5 practice exam questions on "[topic]" at increasing difficulty, with answers and brief explanations.

Suggest a mnemonic or memory device for remembering this list: [paste list]

Turn this chapter's content into a concept map description showing how the ideas connect: [paste chapter summary]

Build me a 2-week study schedule for a final exam covering [subjects/topics], assuming [hours] of study time per day.

Here are questions I got wrong on a practice test — group them by the underlying concept I'm actually struggling with: [paste questions]

My research topic is too broad: "[broad topic]". Suggest 5 narrower, more specific angles I could research instead.

Given this source, tell me 3 questions I should ask about its reliability before citing it: [paste source summary/details]

Summarize the common thread across these sources into a short literature-review paragraph: [paste source summaries]

Identify the main claim, the evidence given, and any weak points in this argument: [paste argument/article excerpt]

Suggest 5 interview questions to ask an expert on "[topic]" for a research project, ordered from general to specific.

Paraphrase this passage in my own words while keeping the original meaning, so I can cite it properly: [paste passage]

Based on what these sources say, suggest 2-3 gaps in the existing research on "[topic]" that could be worth exploring.

Turn this data summary into a paragraph interpreting what it means, not just restating the numbers: [paste data summary]

Break this assignment down into smaller steps with a suggested deadline for each, working backward from [due date]: [paste assignment description]

I keep procrastinating on [type of task]. Suggest 3 concrete strategies to get started, not generic motivation advice.

Build me a realistic weekly schedule balancing [list classes/commitments], with dedicated study blocks.

Write a polite, professional email to my professor about [situation, e.g. asking for an extension/office hours], concise and not over-apologetic.

Suggest a fair way to split up tasks for a group project with [number] members, given these tasks: [list tasks]

Turn this messy lecture transcript into organized notes, grouped by topic with headers: [paste transcript]

Suggest 3 low-effort ways to reduce stress during exam week that don't require blocking out large chunks of time.

Turn these bullet points into a clear, well-paced outline for a 10-minute class presentation on "[topic]".

Rewrite this LinkedIn "About" section to sound more specific and less like a generic template: [paste current text]

Help me turn this experience into a strong resume bullet point using an action verb and a measurable result if possible: [describe the experience]

Draft a cold outreach message to a professional in [field] asking for a short informational chat, polite and not pushy.

Give me 5 likely interview questions for a [role/internship] position, plus what a strong answer to each should cover.

Turn these rough notes about my background into a first draft of a personal statement for [program/application]: [paste notes]

Based on this job posting, identify the skills I should highlight and the ones I'm missing: [paste job posting]

Rewrite this paragraph in a more professional, polished tone without making it sound stiff or robotic: [paste paragraph]

Suggest 3 follow-up questions I could ask at the end of an interview for a [role] position that show genuine interest.