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douglas
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Lessons on Prompting Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Hello Everyone, Lately I have been contemplating more and more about what I should be teaching my students for them to be successful in life and especially the business world--what do they really NEED in regards to English to get by in life? This contemplation seems to contiunually direct me to artificial intelligence (AI) and its rapidly increasing use in most aspects of life. My personal thoughts are that, in the future, my students will need less and less writing and grammar skills and more and more prompting skills- (Prompting refers to how we request things from AI programs to get out our desired results). I know a few Universities have started offering classes on prompting and am curious to hear what anyone�s thoughts are on teaching prompting as an esl topic as well. Have any of you had any such encounters or thoughts on the subject? Cheers, Douglas |
17 Jul 2025 |
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spinney
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I know it sounds odd, but I am with your son about being polite. I was at a party showing off ChatGPT to some Spanish friends, as it also has a voice function and it translates very well, for the most part. All of a sudden (it was a typical Spanish party and was getting late) my friends starting say "How do you say - Hijo de la grand ..." I had better leave it there! But I found myself putting my hand over the phone so that she would not be offended. This is the world we live in now. Polite to machines but happy to get into ridiculous arguments in traffic. That said, it has been very useful for me in creating content for my engineers and military students. I have a very large collection of material and now even have 3 books for any future engineering English students. People are worried about it pinching all our jobs but so far it has just made me busier and more productive. I should post more of it on here, to be fair.
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brahmam
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Noun or adverb?
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Dear friends,
"He came from inside."
In this sentence, what is the part of speech of ´inside´?
I think ´from inside´ is a prepositional phrase. So, ´inside´ is a noun.
I am curious to know your opinions.
Thank you.
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10 Jul 2025 |
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douglas
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Isn�t "inside" describing the unmentioned object (e.g. inside the house, the office, etc.)? And wouldn�t that make it a prepositonal phrase serving as a noun(?) ?
Dunno, just a thought.
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15 Jul 2025 |
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le ngoc qui
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Articles
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Hi everyone, Please help me choose the correct answer to fill in the blank in the following sentence: ___ violin is an instrument that requires a lot of practice. A. The B. A C. An D. no article Thank you in advance. Qui |
28 Jun 2025 |
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uiakur
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It�s about fast-paced matches with crystal-clear animations and the thrilling sound |
1 Jul 2025 |
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Greek Professor
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PENPALS
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GREETINGS TO ALL, I AM AN ESL TEACHER—NOT NEW HERE... WE ARE BASED IN GREECE AND MY STUDENTS WANT PENFRIENDS - THEY SPECIFICALLY ASKED THEM TO BE FROM THE USA OR AUSTRALIA ..... BOYS OR GIRLS - AGES 14-17... IF ANYTHING IS AVAILABLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW... THANK YOU IN ADVANCED... EFFIE
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25 Jun 2025 |
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shueam
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crazy chicken 3d promotes a fun and engaging atmosphere, where players can enjoy the thrill of competition without the pressure of traditional battle royale games, making it perfect for casual gaming sessions.
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25 Jun 2025 |
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Natyk2010
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LOOKING FOR ENGLISH COMPETIONS!!!!!
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Hello, dear community! I am from Moldova and I am looking for some English international contests/ competitions/ Olympiads in which the children aged 8-14 could take place so as to show their knowledge of the English language. It can be any type of Olympiads or contests conducted in a written form (through subscription/ registration, etc) or orally (via Zoom, Meet, etc). These could also be competitions in which the children could compete with other kids from other schools from other countries, etc. at the end of which they could get a certificate of participation with the results (places or whatever the rules for the competition are)! If such contests/ Olympiads of the English Language are held in your country/ city/ school, and you are interested in finding partners from abroad, please, let me know in my private messages. I �d be very grateful and pleased to answer and consider your proposals!!! Thank you in advance and looking forward to hearing from any of you... |
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Hi Naty! There�s a competition called Best in English that takes place every year. Students from all nationalities can participate and get a certificate. The website is www.bestinenglish.org jfaraujo |
24 Jun 2025 |
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EstherLee76
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Maryse, someone is using your thread to promote a video game. So sad. |
26 Jun 2025 |
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EstherLee76
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Great Message,Maryse. Too bad Mr. Augustine Brooks with zero contributions is using it to promote a video game. Argh! |
26 Jun 2025 |
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