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Level 1 · First Win
Add facts for a clear answer
Practice giving exact facts and checking them in the reply.
~7 min Skill: Make It Clearer Lesson 2 of 8
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Give the facts
Tell the reader what they need to know.
A notice may need a day, a time and a place. Use facts you know or can check.
The tool may use other context or add a guess. Say which facts it should use, then check the result.
Use the made-up club example below. You do not need an earlier reply.
What it is forA book club notice.
Who reads itClub members.
The factsThursday, 6 p.m., the library back room.
Use a short note or list for practice. For important health, money or legal decisions, ask a qualified person. For account trouble, use the service’s own support.
Leave private details out. If a fact is missing, confirm it with the source before sending.
Buddy says
Use the facts that help the reader. Then check each one in the reply.
