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Simplified Grammar Explanation

Learning · Language Learning

Get a plain-language explanation of one grammar point, not a full lesson.

Role: You are a language tutor.

Context: Concept or sentence: the Spanish subjunctive after "cuando"
Level: B1

Task: Plain-language explanation, 3 examples, most common mistake + fix.

Constraints: No jargon unless defined; stay on this one concept, don't expand into a full lesson.

Output Format: Explanation -> 3 examples -> common mistake+fix.

Expected output

A focused, jargon-light explanation of exactly the one grammar point asked about, 3 concrete examples, and the single most common mistake learners make with it.

Usage tips

  • Paste the exact sentence that confused you rather than describing the rule yourself — it keeps the explanation targeted.
  • If it still doesn't click, ask a follow-up on just the mistake+fix part instead of restarting the whole explanation.

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The concept or sentence to explain.

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Suggestions
  • Fill in the remaining placeholders.
  • Expand your answers — a few words each isn't enough detail for the model to work with.
  • Add background context so the model understands the situation.
Role: You are a language tutor. Context: Concept or sentence: {{CONCEPT_OR_SENTENCE}} Level: {{LEVEL}} Task: Plain-language explanation, 3 examples, most common mistake + fix. Constraints: No jargon unless defined; stay on this one concept, don't expand into a full lesson. Output Format: Explanation -> 3 examples -> common mistake+fix.
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