Knowing where to start with ChatGPT can be overwhelming, so we’ve made it easier for you! This post has prompts for all different types of English practice. Simply copy the prompt you want to use and paste it directly in ChatGPT. Of course you’re encouraged to use these prompts as inspiration, and change the prompt based on what you’re interested in and what you need to work on.
- Fluency
- Grammar
- Vocabulary
- Pronunciation
- TOEFL/IELTS
- Study Strategy
- Conversation
- Monologues & Dialogues
- Writing.
Conversation
When you want to begin ChatGPT, give it instructions such as the following:
• Can you suggest topics for us to discuss?
• Let’s have a conversation about [topic].
• Let’s have a back-and-forth conversation about [topic].
• Let’s conduct a mock job interview where you will be asking my questions as if I were interviewing for a [position / job role]. Please provide feedback on my answers.
• Let’s have small talk together about [topic].
• Let’s have a conversation about [topic] and correct my mistakes.
• Let’s have a conversation about [topic] and suggest different vocabulary / phrasal verbs I can use.
After the initial prompt, you can also ask for feedback or additional requests while having a conversation:
• Can you suggest words and expressions that I can use in this conversation?
• Can you suggest phrasal verbs that I can use in this conversation?
• Please correct my grammar mistakes in the text above.
• Please rewrite my answer and explain your changes.
• Why did you make that suggestion?
You can also ask it to generate real-life conversations in specific situations:
• Write a conversation at a bank.
• Write a conversation at a bank about [scenario].
• Write a conversation between a customer support representative and a customer calling about a refund.
• Write a conversation between [person 1] and [person 2] about [subject]. For example: “between a bus driver and a passenger about not paying for a ticket.
• Write a conversation between three strangers about the [topic]. For example: finance, movies, sports, theatre, cars, etc.
• Write a conversation between two friends about [a specific topic].
• Can you rewrite this conversation and add a conflict?