Thư Viện Prompt AI Cho Học Sinh

Write a [narrative/argumentative/expository] essay about "[topic]", around [500] words, suitable for [middle school/high school] level. Include specific details and genuine voice — don't make it sound like AI wrote it.

Here's my book report on "[book title]" — check it for off-topic sections or weak logic, point to the exact paragraph, don't just rewrite it for me: [paste your draft]

Expand this paragraph into a more vivid one by adding specific scenes, actions, and inner thoughts, without changing the original meaning: [paste text]

Compress this essay down to under [200] words, keeping only the core argument and the single strongest supporting example: [paste essay]

Polish this essay in a [lively/formal/literary] style, keeping the length about the same. Explain sentence-by-sentence what you changed and why: [paste essay]

Check this passage for run-on sentences, subject-verb agreement issues, and awkward phrasing. List every issue with a suggested fix: [paste text]

This sentence sounds awkward — help me figure out exactly why, and give me three different ways to fix it: [paste sentence]

I got this problem wrong. Don't give me the answer right away — guide me step by step to figure out the correct solution myself: [paste problem and your answer]

Look at why I got this wrong — was it a concept gap, misreading the question, or a careless calculation? Give me targeted advice: [paste problem and your work]

Explain "[concept name]" in the simplest possible terms, as if teaching someone who has never seen it before. Include one or two real-life examples.

Give me 3 more practice problems that test the same concept at a similar difficulty, with answers and brief explanations: [paste the original problem]

Translate this into natural, idiomatic [target language], not a word-for-word translation — make it sound like a native speaker wrote it: [paste text]

Check this sentence for grammar mistakes, point out exactly which rule is broken, and explain why: [paste sentence]

Give me 5 example sentences using "[word/phrase]", from simple to complex, and note which situation each one fits.

Help me build a list of high-frequency vocabulary and natural phrases for writing about "[topic, e.g. environment/technology]", grouped by noun/verb/adjective.

Turn "[chapter/topic]" into a review outline, ordered by importance, flagging the parts most likely to be tested.

Organize these scattered facts into a clear concept map, showing how they relate to each other: [paste list of facts]

Turn "[concept]" into a short, catchy mnemonic so I can recall it quickly before a test.

This passage I need to memorize is too long — simplify it into key words and a logical thread so I can reconstruct it in my own words: [paste text]

Write a [1-minute/3-minute] self-introduction for [a new semester/a club interview/running for class office], in a natural, non-scripted tone.

Write a short absence excuse note for [reason], for [date], polite and to the point.

Write a [club/organization] application letter based on my real situation: [briefly describe your situation] — don't make it sound generic.

Write a [1-minute] campaign speech for [class president/study rep], with a concrete plan, not empty slogans.