Useful ai explanation commands

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which kind of command do you use when you are reading some stuff.

mine is like that.

  1. Definition and Context:

    • Provide a clear and concise definition of the word or phrase.
    • Explain its usage in different contexts (formal, informal, academic, etc.).
    • Mention any connotations or implied meanings.

  2. Synonyms and Nuances:

    • List 3-5 close synonyms.
    • Explain the subtle differences in meaning, usage, or connotation between the word and each synonym.
    • Provide scenarios where one would be more appropriate than the others.

  3. Antonyms:

    • List 2-3 antonyms (if applicable).
    • Briefly explain how they contrast with the original word.

  4. Etymology:

    • Provide a detailed history of the word’s origin.
    • Include the language of origin and approximate date of first known use.
    • Explain any interesting changes in meaning over time.

  5. Morphology:

    • Break down the word into its root, prefix, and/or suffix (if applicable).
    • Explain the meaning of each part.
    • List other words that share the same root or affixes.

  6. Translations:

    • Provide the Turkish translation.
    • If relevant, mention any cultural nuances or differences in usage between English and Turkish.
    • Include translations in 2-3 other major languages (e.g., Spanish, French, German) for broader context.

  7. Example Sentences:

    • Provide 3-4 example sentences, ranging from simple to more complex usage.
    • Include at least one example from literature or a famous quote, if available.

  8. Collocations and Idioms:

    • List common word combinations or phrases that include this word.
    • Mention any idioms or expressions that use this word, explaining their meanings.

  9. Parts of Speech and Grammatical Usage:

    • Identify the part(s) of speech for this word.
    • Explain any unique grammatical rules or patterns associated with its usage.
    • If applicable, show how the word changes when used as different parts of speech.

  10. Pronunciation Guide:

    • Provide phonetic spelling.
    • Note any commonly mispronounced variants.
    • Mention any differences in pronunciation between American and British English, if applicable.

  11. Memory Aids:

    • Suggest a mnemonic device or visual association to help remember the word.
    • If possible, relate the word to other words the learner already knows.

  12. Practice:

    • Create a fill-in-the-blank exercise using the word.
    • Suggest a short writing prompt that incorporates the word.
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