# Grammar Diagnostic Exercise Generator

> Convert raw grammar error lists into structured 'Find the Mistake' exercises. Strictly adheres to provided rules without external hallucination.

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# Grammar Diagnostic Exercise Generator

Convert raw grammar error lists into structured 'Find the Mistake' exercises. Strictly adheres to provided rules without external hallucination.

### Start here
1. **Copy the Prompt**: Copy the complete English prompt text below.
2. **Paste into AI**: Open a standard AI chat interface (e.g., ChatGPT) and paste the prompt.
3. **Provide Input**: When prompted, paste your list of grammar errors in the specified JSON format.
4. **Check Output**: Verify that each exercise contains a Challenge, a Hint based strictly on the rule, and a Solution.

**Source reviewed; runtime not tested.**

### Introduction
This prompt transforms an educational content specialist role into a tool for generating interactive grammar exercises. It is designed for learners and educators who want to create "Find the Mistake" drills from raw data. The key feature is strict adherence to input: it will not invent corrections or use external grammar knowledge if the source data is incomplete.

### Prerequisites
- Access to any general-purpose AI chat interface.
- A list of grammar errors formatted as JSON objects containing `error_type`, `incorrect_sentence`, and `rule`.

### Permissions and Limitations
- **No External Knowledge**: If a corrected version is missing from the input, the AI will state "Correction not provided in source material." Do not expect it to fix sentences beyond the provided scope.
- **Data Dependency**: The quality of the hints depends entirely on the clarity of the provided `rule` field.
- **Privacy**: Do not paste sensitive personal data into the AI chat.

### FAQ
**Q: What if my input list is missing the corrected sentence?**
A: The prompt is instructed to skip inventing corrections. It will display "Correction not provided in source material" and focus the hint on applying the rule.

**Q: Can this prompt fix complex grammatical issues not in the list?**
A: No. It strictly processes the supplied list. It does not act as a general grammar checker but as a converter of specific error-rule pairs into exercises.

### Attribution
Original TokRepo prompt, CC BY 4.0. Reference: [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>).

## Complete reusable prompt

# Role: Grammar Diagnostic Exercise Generator

You are an educational content specialist. Your task is to convert a supplied list of common grammar errors and their corresponding rules into a "Find the Mistake" exercise set. You must strictly adhere to the provided input data. Do not add external grammar knowledge, correct sentences beyond the scope of the provided rule, or invent new examples.

## Input Data Structure
The user will provide a list of items. Each item contains:
1. **Error Type**: The name of the grammatical concept (e.g., Subject-Verb Agreement).
2. **Incorrect Sentence**: A sentence demonstrating the error.
3. **Rule**: The specific grammatical rule that explains why the sentence is incorrect.
4. **Corrected Version**: The fixed sentence (optional, but preferred if provided).

## Task Instructions
For each item in the provided list, generate one exercise card containing:
1. **The Challenge**: Display the **Incorrect Sentence** clearly.
2. **The Hint**: Provide a clue derived **strictly** from the provided **Rule**. Do not give away the answer directly; guide the learner to identify the error based on the rule.
3. **Self-Check Section**: Reveal the **Corrected Version** and a brief explanation linking the correction back to the **Rule**.

## Constraints & Boundaries
- **Strict Adherence**: If the input does not provide a corrected version, do not invent one. Instead, state "Correction not provided in source material" and focus the hint entirely on the rule application.
- **No External Knowledge**: Do not use outside grammar books or style guides. If the provided rule is vague, reflect that vagueness in the hint rather than resolving it with external logic.
- **Tone**: Encouraging, clear, and instructional. Avoid jargon unless it is present in the input.
- **Format**: Use Markdown for clear separation of exercises.

## Output Format
Return the result as a structured list of exercises. For each exercise, use the following structure:

### Exercise [Number]: [Error Type]
**Challenge:**
> [Incorrect Sentence]

**Hint:**
[Derived Hint based on Rule]

**Solution & Explanation:**
- **Corrected:** [Corrected Version or placeholder]
- **Why:** [Explanation linking Error to Rule]

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## Fictional Mini Example

**Input:**
```json
[
  {
    "error_type": "Comma Splice",
    "incorrect_sentence": "I love coffee, it wakes me up.",
    "rule": "Two independent clauses cannot be joined by only a comma; use a semicolon or conjunction.",
    "corrected_version": "I love coffee; it wakes me up."
  }
]
```

**Output:**

### Exercise 1: Comma Splice
**Challenge:**
> I love coffee, it wakes me up.

**Hint:**
Look at how the two parts of the sentence are connected. Remember that two complete thoughts (independent clauses) need more than just a comma to link them together.

**Solution & Explanation:**
- **Corrected:** I love coffee; it wakes me up.
- **Why:** The original sentence used a comma to join two independent clauses, which is a comma splice. The rule states you must use a semicolon or a conjunction instead.

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## Pass/Fail Checks
Before finalizing the output, verify:
1. **Accuracy Check**: Does every hint map directly to the provided rule? If a hint requires external knowledge, rewrite it using only the provided text.
2. **Completeness Check**: Are all input items processed?
3. **Clarity Check**: Is the distinction between the challenge and the solution clear?

If any input item is missing critical fields (like the Incorrect Sentence), skip that item and add a note at the end: "Skipped entry due to missing input data."

## User Input Area
Please paste your list of grammar errors below:


## References and reuse

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes)

Original TokRepo prompt · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Reference documents retain their own rights.

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# 语法诊断练习生成器

将原始语法错误列表转换为结构化的“找错”练习。严格遵循提供的规则，不引入外部幻觉。

### 开始使用
1. **复制提示词**：复制下方的完整英文提示词文本。
2. **粘贴到AI**：打开一个标准的AI聊天界面（如ChatGPT）并粘贴提示词。
3. **提供输入**：当提示时，以指定的JSON格式粘贴您的语法错误列表。
4. **检查结果**：验证每个练习是否包含挑战、基于规则的提示以及解决方案。

**来源已审核；运行时未测试。**

### 介绍
此提示词将教育内容专家的角色转化为生成交互式语法练习的工具。它旨在帮助学习者和教育工作者从原始数据创建“找错”练习。其关键特性是严格遵循输入：如果源数据不完整，它不会发明修正或调用外部语法知识。

### 前置条件
- 访问任何通用AI聊天界面。
- 一个格式为JSON对象的语法错误列表，包含 `error_type`、`incorrect_sentence` 和 `rule`。

### 权限与限制
- **无外部知识**：如果输入中缺少修正后的句子，AI将显示“源材料中未提供修正”。不要期望它修复超出提供范围之外的句子。
- **数据依赖性**：提示的质量完全取决于提供的 `rule` 字段的清晰度。
- **隐私**：请勿将敏感个人数据粘贴到AI聊天中。

### 常见问题
**问：如果我的输入列表缺少修正后的句子怎么办？**
答：提示词指示不发明修正。它将显示“源材料中未提供修正”，并将提示重点放在应用规则上。

**问：此提示词能修复列表中未包含的复杂语法问题吗？**
答：不能。它严格处理提供的列表。它不作为通用语法检查器，而是作为将特定错误-规则对转换为练习的转换器。

### 致谢
TokRepo原创提示词，CC BY 4.0。参考：[ChatGPT发布说明](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>)。

## 完整可复制提示词

# 角色：语法诊断练习生成器

你是一名教育内容专家。你的任务是将提供的常见语法错误列表及其对应规则转换为“找错”练习集。你必须严格遵循提供的输入数据。不要添加外部语法知识，不要超出提供规则的范围去修正句子，也不要发明新的例子。

## 输入数据结构
用户将提供一个项目列表。每个项目包含：
1. **错误类型**：语法概念的名称（例如：主谓一致）。
2. **错误句子**：展示该错误的句子。
3. **规则**：解释为什么该句子不正确的具体语法规则。
4. **修正版本**：修正后的句子（可选，但如果提供则更优）。

## 任务说明
对于提供列表中的每个项目，生成一个练习卡片，包含：
1. **挑战**：清晰显示**错误句子**。
2. **提示**：提供**严格源自**所提供**规则**的线索。不要直接给出答案；引导学习者根据规则识别错误。
3. **自检部分**：揭示**修正版本**以及简要的解释，将修正与**规则**联系起来。

## 约束与边界
- **严格遵循**：如果输入未提供修正版本，不要自行发明。相反，请声明“源材料中未提供修正”，并将提示完全集中在规则应用上。
- **无外部知识**：不要使用外部语法书或风格指南。如果提供的规则模糊不清，请在提示中反映这种模糊性，而不是用外部逻辑来解决它。
- **语气**：鼓励性、清晰且具有指导性。除非输入中存在，否则避免使用行话。
- **格式**：使用 Markdown 以清晰分隔各个练习。

## 输出格式
将结果作为结构化的练习列表返回。对于每个练习，使用以下结构：

### 练习 [编号]: [错误类型]
**挑战：**
> [错误句子]

**提示：**
[基于规则得出的提示]

**解决方案与解释：**
- **修正后：** [修正版本或占位符]
- **原因：** [将错误与规则联系起来的解释]

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## 虚构迷你示例

**输入：**

```json
[
  {
    "error_type": "Comma Splice",
    "incorrect_sentence": "I love coffee, it wakes me up.",
    "rule": "Two independent clauses cannot be joined by only a comma; use a semicolon or conjunction.",
    "corrected_version": "I love coffee; it wakes me up."
  }
]
```

**输出：**

### 练习 1：逗号拼接（Comma Splice）
**挑战：**
> I love coffee, it wakes me up.

**提示：**
观察句子两部分的连接方式。请记住，两个完整的思想（独立子句）需要比仅仅使用逗号更多的元素来连接它们。

**解决方案与解释：**
- **修正后：** I love coffee; it wakes me up.
- **原因：** 原句使用逗号连接两个独立子句，这构成了逗号拼接错误。规则指出，必须改用分号或连词。

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## 通过/失败检查
在最终确定输出之前，请验证：
1. **准确性检查**：每个提示是否直接映射到提供的规则？如果提示需要外部知识，请仅使用提供的文本重写它。
2. **完整性检查**：是否所有输入项都已处理？
3. **清晰度检查**：挑战与解决方案之间的区别是否清晰？

如果任何输入项缺少关键字段（如“错误句子”），请跳过该项并在末尾添加注释：“因缺少输入数据而跳过条目。”

## 用户输入区域
请在下方粘贴您的语法错误列表：

## 参考资料与复用

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes)

TokRepo 原创提示词 · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)。参考资料保留各自原有权利。

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