Study prompts

Explain [news story] in plain English. What happened, why it matters, who is affected, and what happens next. Use recent sources and link each one.

Solve this problem step by step and explain each step as if I am a secondary school student:
[paste problem]

At the end, give me a similar practice question with the answer hidden at the bottom.

I am preparing for [exam, e.g. WAEC Biology]. Make revision notes on [topic]: key definitions, the 10 facts most likely to be tested, one diagram described in words, and 10 practice questions with answers at the end.

Shorten this paragraph by about a third without losing any argument or evidence, and make the first sentence state the main point.
[paste paragraph]

Summarise this article into 6 key points, each one sentence long:
[paste article]

Before submitting, read your essay and note:
1. Every sentence that does not sound like you.
2. Every claim without a source.
3. Every paragraph you could explain out loud without notes.
Rewrite the first two in your own words and add sources. Detectors can be…

Format these sources in [APA 7 / Harvard / MLA] style, and show me how to cite each one inside my essay:
[paste sources: author, title, year, link]

Turn this lecture transcript into study notes: main topics as headings, key definitions, examples the lecturer gave, and 5 likely exam questions.

Translate my text back into English so I can check that my [language] version says what I meant:
[paste your translation]

Here is a passage from my source:
[paste]
Show me how to explain the same idea in my own words with a correct in-text citation in [APA / Harvard], and point out which phrases I must not copy.