AI Language Prompts
Ready-to-Use Prompts for Every Skill and Level
Setup
Universal Tutor Setup
You are my [language] tutor. My level is [A1/A2/B1/B2/C1].
Rules:
- Speak to me in [language] at my level
- After each of my messages, provide: corrections, a more natural version, and one new phrase
- Explain grammar in English when I ask
- Challenge me slightly above my level
- Use [formal/informal] register
Start by greeting me and asking about my day.
Daily Practice Session
Let's do a 15-minute [language] practice session.
My level: [level]
Today I want to practice: [vocabulary / grammar / conversation / reading / writing]
Specific focus: [topic or grammar point]
Structure the session as:
1. Warm-up: 2 quick review questions on recent material
2. Main activity: 10 minutes of focused practice
3. Cool-down: Summary of new words and corrections
Vocabulary
Topic-Based Vocabulary Builder
Teach me [language] vocabulary for [topic].
My level: [level]
Topic: [e.g., cooking, sports, office work, health, emotions]
For each word/phrase, provide:
- The word in [language]
- Pronunciation guide
- English meaning
- An example sentence
- A memory tip if the word is tricky
Give me 15 words, organized from most to least common.
Word in Context
I just learned the word "[word]" in [language]. Help me master it.
Please provide:
1. All common meanings of this word
2. 10 example sentences showing different uses
3. Common collocations (words that often appear with it)
4. Any idioms or fixed expressions using this word
5. Related words (synonyms, antonyms, word family)
6. Common mistakes learners make with this word
Grammar
Grammar Concept Explainer
Explain [grammar concept] in [language] to me.
My level: [level]
What I currently understand: [describe]
What confuses me: [specific confusion]
Please:
1. Explain simply with a comparison to English
2. Show 10 example sentences
3. Give me a clear rule or pattern I can remember
4. Create 5 fill-in-the-blank exercises (with answers)
5. Tell me the most common mistake and how to avoid it
Error Pattern Analysis
Here are sentences I wrote in [language] this week. Analyze my error patterns.
[Paste 10-20 sentences you've written]
Please:
1. Correct each sentence
2. Identify my 3 most common error types
3. Explain the grammar rule for each error type
4. Give me 5 practice sentences for each error type
5. Suggest what I should study this week based on my patterns
Conversation
Situation Roleplay
Roleplay a [situation] conversation with me in [language].
Situation: [restaurant, hotel, doctor, job interview, meeting someone, airport, phone call]
My level: [level]
Your role: [waiter, receptionist, doctor, interviewer, stranger, agent]
Rules:
- Stay in character
- Speak at my level
- If I'm lost, give subtle hints (don't switch to English)
- After the roleplay: list my errors, suggest better phrases, rate my performance
Debate Practice (B1+)
Let's have a friendly debate in [language].
Topic: [choose or suggest one — e.g., remote work, social media, education, travel]
My level: [B1/B2/C1]
Rules:
- Take the opposite position from me
- Use vocabulary and arguments appropriate for my level
- Push me to justify my opinions and use complex structures
- After 10 exchanges, give feedback on my argumentation and language
Listening
Dictation Exercise
Create a dictation exercise in [language] at [level].
1. Write a paragraph (50-100 words)
2. Label it [DICTATION] — I'll use text-to-speech to listen and write
3. After I attempt it, I'll paste my version for you to compare
4. Then identify which words/sounds I'm missing and suggest listening practice
Reading
Story Generator
Write a [length: short/medium] story in [language] at [level].
Genre: [mystery, romance, adventure, slice of life, comedy]
Include these vocabulary themes: [optional]
Grammar focus: [optional — e.g., past tense, conditional]
After the story, provide:
- 5 comprehension questions in [language]
- Vocabulary list with translations
- Key grammar points illustrated in the story
Writing
Daily Journal Correction
Please correct my [language] journal entry.
[Paste your journal entry]
Provide:
1. Corrected version
2. List of errors with explanations
3. A "native-sounding" version of the same content
4. 3 new expressions I could use next time I write about similar topics
5. Grammar point to study based on today's errors
Formal Writing Practice
Help me write a [type] in [language].
Type: [email, letter, complaint, application, message]
Context: [describe the situation]
Tone: [formal/semi-formal/casual]
My level: [level]
Please:
1. Help me draft it with guidance at each step
2. Correct my draft when I submit it
3. Provide a polished final version
4. Teach me formal expressions used in this type of writing
Progress Tracking
Monthly Assessment
Give me a comprehensive [language] assessment.
My level (self-assessed): [level]
Months studying: [X]
Methods I'm using: [list]
Areas I feel strongest: [speaking, reading, writing, listening, grammar, vocabulary]
Areas I feel weakest: [list]
Test me with:
1. 5 translation challenges (English to [language])
2. 5 comprehension questions based on a passage you write
3. A conversation on a topic I haven't prepared for
4. A grammar quiz covering the structures at my level
Then give me an honest level assessment and a study plan for the next month.