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Use your own task or the full sample.

Pick a small note or list with details you can check. You can also use the made-up sample here.

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Prepare the details

Keep questions and plans distinct.

If you want to ask about a time, say that. A reply should not turn your question into a confirmed plan.

For your own task, review the notes before sharing them. Leave private details out. Then check whether the reply kept your facts and what you meant to ask.

TaskAsk a neighbor about returning a puzzle.

DetailThursday afternoon is the proposed time.

CheckIt should ask whether that time suits, not say it is agreed.

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The proposed time stays a question.

Made-up notes: Thank a neighbor for lending a puzzle. Ask whether Thursday afternoon suits them for its return. Use two friendly sentences.

Example message

Write two friendly sentences to a neighbor. Thank them for lending me a puzzle. Ask if Thursday afternoon would suit them for its return; that time has not been agreed.

An example AI reply

Thank you for lending me the puzzle. Would Thursday afternoon suit you for me to return it?

There are two sentences. The puzzle and Thursday afternoon are kept, and the proposed time remains a question. The sample does not show an actual message sent or an agreed return time.

Keep a note of your check

Review your own reply or the sample.

Use your own small task and reply, or the puzzle sample above. Write “Own try” or “Sample review.” Name one fact and one part of the meaning you checked. If you have not tried a task yet, say so and use the sample. Keep private details out.

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For the sample, check the puzzle, Thursday afternoon, two sentences and the question about the time.

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

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