A Personal Language Learning Plan with Daily Prompts
Build a language plan around your level, goals and daily conversation practice, with focused corrections and honest progress checks.
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Short daily practice beats long weekly sessions. Use the model as a conversation partner that corrects gently and repeats your weak points.
Key points
- Tell the model your level and your goal.
- Practise one real-life situation per day.
- Ask for a short list of corrections at the end.
Try this prompt
You are a patient [language] tutor. My level is [level]. Let's role-play [situation] for ten exchanges. Correct my mistakes only at the end, with a short list of the three most important ones.
Keep a notebook of corrections and review it every weekend.