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A short answer still needs the important parts.

A summary gives the main points in a few sentences. A list puts separate points on separate lines.

Choose the form that helps you read. Then check that it keeps the details that affect your question.

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A clear layout can make each part easier to check.

Shorter without changing the rule

Keep limits and exceptions.

Ask for a short summary or list and provide the full short text. Say which rules must stay.

Compare the result with the source. A neat list can still leave out a limit or turn a rule into a promise.

If the requested length hides a needed detail, allow more space. The meaning matters more than a word count.

SummaryThe main points in one or two sentences.

ListEach rule on its own line.

CheckAll needed times, conditions and exceptions remain.

A complete sample

The list keeps all three return rules.

Made-up store rule: Return items within 30 days. Receipt required. Opened food cannot be returned.

Example message

Turn this store rule into a short list with one rule per line: "Return items within 30 days. Receipt required. Opened food cannot be returned." Keep the time limit, receipt rule and exception. Add no other terms.

An example AI reply

- Return items within 30 days. - Bring your receipt. - Opened food cannot be returned.

All three source rules remain. The food exception has not become permission to return every item. This excerpt does not establish all of a real store’s terms.

Choose a form

Keep the time, item and place.

Made-up note: "Class starts at 10. Bring a notebook. Parking is behind the building." Request a summary in one or two sentences. Keep all three points and ask it to flag unclear timing.

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Do not turn 10 into 10 in the morning unless the text says so.

Start with a few words, or look at the example first.

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