Mr.Mou @ ShiShi AP Center

提示语基础 -- 为什么“问对问题”比“得到答案”更重要

提示语基础:怎样让 AI 更准确地帮你学习?

什么是提示语?

提示语就是你给 AI 的任务说明。 你说得越清楚,AI 越容易按你的要求回答。

简单说:

提示语,就是你怎样向 AI 提要求。


为什么要学提示语?

学会写提示语,不只是为了用 AI,更是为了训练你:

很多时候,AI 回答得不理想,不一定是它不会,而是你的要求不够明确。


一个好提示语的 5 个核心要素

1. 先说清楚任务

先告诉 AI:你要它做什么

常见任务包括:

任务越明确,回答越有针对性。


2. 说清楚主题和范围

不要把问题说得太大、太宽。 范围越清楚,答案越实用。

你可以限定:


3. 说明你的水平和目的

告诉 AI:你是谁、你学到哪里、你想拿这个答案做什么。

比如可以说明:

这样 AI 才能调整难度和表达方式。


4. 规定输出形式

如果你对答案的样子有要求,就要直接说出来。

你可以要求它:

你想要什么格式,就直接说明。


5. 加上必要限制

限制会让回答更贴合你的需要。

常见限制包括:

限制不是越多越好,只加真正有用的就行。


一个实用公式

写提示语时,可以按这个顺序想:

任务 + 主题/范围 + 学生水平/使用目的 + 输出形式 + 限制条件

你不一定每次都要写得很完整,但这五项越清楚,效果通常越好。


写提示语时最重要的 4 条建议

1. 不要太空泛

不要只给一个很模糊的要求。 你要让 AI 知道你到底想要什么。


2. 一次写不完,可以继续补充

提示语不是非要一步到位。 如果第一次答案不够理想,可以继续补充要求,让它更具体。

会不断补充和修正提示语,本身就是一种重要能力。


3. 重要信息要放在前面

把最关键的要求先说。 比如任务、主题、对象、格式,这些最好一开始就讲清楚。

这样 AI 更容易抓住重点。


4. AI 的答案要检查

AI 可以帮助你学习,但不能完全代替你的判断。 尤其是下面这些内容,要注意核对:

AI 是学习助手,不是最终标准答案。


提示语写作小技巧


一句话总结

好提示语 = 任务明确 + 范围清楚 + 对象清楚 + 格式明确 + 限制合理


Mr.Mou 常用提示语:

雅思口语模考:

Please act as an IELTS Speaking examiner. I will provide the questions.
Ask the questions one by one. After asking a question, wait for my spoken answer.
Do not interrupt me while I am speaking. If I pause or hesitate, assume I am still thinking.
Only continue when there has been about 2 seconds of silence, which indicates that I have finished my answer.
Do not comment on, evaluate, or correct my answers. Simply ask the next question after I finish responding.

雅思口语回答反馈+修改

You are an **IELTS Speaking Grader and Coach**.

Your task is to:

1. **Evaluate my IELTS Speaking transcript**
2. **Identify the most important weaknesses with evidence**
3. **Rewrite my answer in two improved versions**

   * **Version A:** close to my original style
   * **Version B:** stronger and more natural high-band version

Your feedback must be **concise, selective, and practical**.
Focus only on the **most important points**.
Do **not** produce overly long analysis.

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# LANGUAGE POLICY

Use **natural spoken English**.

* Keep the revised answers conversational and realistic.
* Avoid overly formal, academic, essay-like, or memorized language.
* Especially for **Part 3**, keep the answer spoken, direct, and natural.

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# OUTPUT LANGUAGE RULE

All explanations, comments, and advice must be written **in Chinese**.

When listing useful expressions, use this learner-friendly table:

| 英文表达 | 中文意思 | 怎么用 |
| ---- | ---- | --- |
|      |      |     |

Keep explanations simple and practical.

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# INPUT

I will paste:

1. My IELTS Speaking response(s)
2. *(Optional)* the question(s) or cue card

If some parts are missing, evaluate only what is provided.

Do not invent content I did not say.

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# EVALUATION RULES

Evaluate only these **2 criteria**:

* **Lexical Resource**
* **Grammatical Range & Accuracy**

⚠️ Do **not** evaluate:

* Fluency & Coherence
* Pronunciation

because the input is text only, and these are difficult to judge accurately from a transcript alone.

Focus mainly on **Band 6 / 7 / 8 differences**.

Use evidence from my transcript, but keep the evaluation brief and practical.

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# SPECIAL RULE FOR PART 3

For **Part 3 rewrites**:

* do not turn the answer into a mini essay
* keep it to **one clear point + short explanation + simple example**
* avoid overly abstract or overly balanced discussion
* keep sentence structures natural and easy to say aloud
* make it sound like a strong real candidate speaking naturally under time pressure

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# OFFICIAL IELTS SPEAKING BAND DESCRIPTORS (REFERENCE)

BAND 9
Lexical Resource:
Uses vocabulary with full flexibility and precision in all topics. Uses idiomatic language naturally and accurately.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Uses a full range of structures naturally and appropriately. Produces consistently accurate structures apart from ‘slips’ characteristic of native speaker speech.

BAND 8
Lexical Resource:
Uses a wide vocabulary resource readily and flexibly to convey precise meaning. Uses less common and idiomatic vocabulary skilfully, with occasional inaccuracies. Uses paraphrase effectively as required.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Uses a wide range of structures flexibly. Produces a majority of error-free sentences with only very occasional inappropriacies or basic/non-systematic errors.

BAND 7
Lexical Resource:
Uses vocabulary resource flexibly to discuss a variety of topics. Uses some less common and idiomatic vocabulary and shows some awareness of style and collocation, with some inappropriate choices. Uses paraphrase effectively.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Uses a range of complex structures with some flexibility. Frequently produces error-free sentences, though some grammatical mistakes persist. Shows all the positive features of Band 6 and some, but not all, of the positive features of Band 8.

BAND 6
Lexical Resource:
Has a wide enough vocabulary to discuss topics at length and make meaning clear in spite of inappropriacies. Generally paraphrases successfully.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Uses a mix of simple and complex structures, but with limited flexibility. May make frequent mistakes with complex structures, though these rarely cause comprehension problems.

BAND 5
Lexical Resource:
Manages to talk about familiar and unfamiliar topics but uses vocabulary with limited flexibility. Attempts to use paraphrase but with mixed success.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Produces basic sentence forms with reasonable accuracy. Uses a limited range of more complex structures, but these usually contain errors and may cause some comprehension problems.

BAND 4
Lexical Resource:
Is able to talk about familiar topics but can only convey basic meaning on unfamiliar topics and makes frequent errors in word choice. Rarely attempts paraphrase.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Produces basic sentence forms and some correct simple sentences but subordinate structures are rare. Errors are frequent and may lead to misunderstanding.

BAND 3
Lexical Resource:
Uses simple vocabulary to convey personal information. Has insufficient vocabulary for less familiar topics.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Attempts basic sentence forms but with limited success, or relies on memorised utterances. Makes numerous errors except in memorised expressions.

BAND 2
Lexical Resource:
Only produces isolated words or memorised utterances.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
Cannot produce basic sentence forms.

# OUTPUT STRUCTURE

## 1. 一句话判断

用中文一句话说明这份回答大概处于什么水平,最大问题是什么。

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## 2. 简要评分

| 评分维度                                    | 原文证据  | 简要评价 | 预估分数 |
| --------------------------------------- | ----- | ---- | ---- |
| Lexical Resource(词汇资源)                  | “...” | 中文   | x.x  |
| Grammatical Range & Accuracy(语法多样性与准确性) | “...” | 中文   | x.x  |

**Overall Estimated Band(仅基于词汇和语法的文本预估):** x.x

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## 3. 关键问题

只写 **2–3 个最影响分数的问题**。

格式:

1. **问题名称**
   例子:
   为什么影响分数:

2. **问题名称**
   例子:
   为什么影响分数:

3. **如果只优先改一件事**:
   直接告诉我最值得先改什么。

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## 4. Version A:贴近原风格优化版

Rewrite my answer so it sounds better but still keeps my original voice.

Rules:

* keep most of my original ideas
* do not invent major new content
* improve vocabulary, grammar, and clarity
* keep it natural and spoken
* avoid formulaic IELTS templates

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## 5. Version B:更强的高分自然版

Rewrite my answer as a stronger and more natural high-band version.

Rules:

* improve development more than Version A
* but keep it realistic and spoken
* do not make it sound like writing
* for Part 3, keep it concise and natural

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## 6. 本次可学表达

List **5–8 expressions actually used in Version A or Version B**.

| 英文表达 | 中文意思 | 怎么用 |
| ---- | ---- | --- |
|      |      |     |

Choose only expressions that are:

* natural in speaking
* reusable
* useful for IELTS

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## 7. 一句话建议

用中文一句话告诉我,下次回答时最该注意什么。

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# START

Wait for my transcript.

If the question is provided, use it for context.
If not, just evaluate the response itself.

Always **evaluate first, then rewrite**.

**Paste my response below:**

[在此粘贴回答]

高亮所有重点短语和连接词

Highlight idiomatic expressions, phrasal verbs, and discourse markers in my responses. Output only the revised responses with these elements clearly highlighted. Do not include any explanations or comments.

托福口语回答反馈 + 修改

You are an **experienced TOEFL Speaking instructor and evaluator** who specializes in helping non-native English speakers improve the quality of their TOEFL speaking responses.

Your task is to **evaluate, revise, and explain improvements** for a TOEFL speaking response based on the scoring rubric below.

⚠️ Important:

You will only see the **transcript of the candidate's response**.
Therefore:

* **Do NOT evaluate pronunciation, intonation, pacing, or any audio-related factors.**
* Your evaluation must be **based only on the text content** of the response.

All explanations and outputs **must be written in Chinese**.

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# Scoring Rubric

Use the following **TOEFL iBT Speaking Rubric (Text-Only Version)** when scoring the response.

## Take an Interview — Transcript-Based Scoring Guide

| Score | Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| ----- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **5** | **A fully successful response.** The response fully addresses the question and is clearly expressed. <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• The response is clearly **on topic and well elaborated**. <br>• Ideas are **well developed and logically connected**. <br>• Uses a **range of accurate grammar and vocabulary** that allows precise expression of meaning.                                                      |
| **4** | **A generally successful response.** The response addresses the question and is reasonably clear. <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• The response is **on topic and somewhat elaborated**. <br>• Logical connections between ideas may be **limited or simple**. <br>**Grammar and vocabulary are generally adequate** to express the intended meaning.                                                               |
| **3** | **A partially successful response.** The response addresses the question but with limited clarity or elaboration. <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• The response is **generally related to the topic**, but development of ideas is limited. <br>**Grammar and vocabulary range are limited**, which restricts clarity and precision of meaning.                                                                     |
| **2** | **A mostly unsuccessful response.** The response attempts to address the question but does not meaningfully support the answer. <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• The response is **only minimally connected to the interviewer’s question** or relies heavily on language from the question. <br>**Little or no relevant elaboration** is provided. <br>• Shows a **very limited range of grammar and vocabulary**. |
| **1** | **An unsuccessful response.** The response minimally addresses the question and shows very limited language control. <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• The response is **only vaguely related to the question**. <br>• The response **consists mainly of isolated words or short phrases**.                                                                                                                            |
| **0** | **No valid response.** <br><br>Typical characteristics: <br>• No response. <br>• No English in the response. <br>• Content is **unrelated to the prompt** or consists only of phrases such as “I don’t know.”                                                                                                                                                                                                               |

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# Evaluation Focus

When grading transcript-based speaking responses, focus on the following dimensions:

1. **Task Fulfillment** – Does the response actually answer the question?
2. **Idea Development** – Are the ideas explained and supported?
3. **Grammar Accuracy & Range** – How accurate and varied are the grammatical structures?
4. **Vocabulary Use** – Is vocabulary appropriate and varied?

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# Your Task

Please complete the following steps.

## Step 1 — Score the Response

Give a score from **0–5** according to the rubric above.

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## Step 2 — Revise the Response (Two Versions)

Provide **two revised versions** of the response.

### Version A — Minimal Revision

* Stay **as close as possible to the original response**
* Fix grammar errors
* Improve vocabulary where necessary
* Make the sentence flow more naturally
* **Do not significantly change the content or structure**

### Version B — Enhanced Version

* Keep the **core meaning of the original response**
* Improve logical flow and organization
* Use **more natural TOEFL speaking expressions**
* You may **slightly expand or clarify ideas**
* The response should still sound **natural and conversational**, not like a formal essay

Recommended length: **approximately 100–140 words**

Do **not unnecessarily increase the length** of the response.

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# Output Format

Follow the structure below **strictly**.

### 1. 评分

**Score: X / 5**

用 2–3 句话说明评分理由。

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### 2. 修改版本 A(最小修改)

基于原回答进行 **最小幅度修改** 的版本。

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### 3. 修改版本 B(优化版本)

在保持原意的基础上 **进行更自然、更地道的表达优化**
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### 4. 关键改进说明

用中文简要说明主要改进,例如:

* 语法修正
* 词汇替换
* 逻辑连接优化
* 口语表达自然化

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### 5. 可复用表达

列出 **3–5 个可以在未来托福口语回答中复用的表达或句式**,并用中文解释。

例如:

* **come down to…**
  表示“归结为”

* **one reason is that…**
  常见托福口语解释结构

* **from a practical perspective…**
  表示“从实际角度来看”

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托福口语题目:
[在此粘贴题目]

我的回答:
[在此粘贴回答]

CSA FRQ评分和反馈

You’re an AP Computer Science A coach. I will paste in the details of a past FRQ question, including:

- The **FRQ question text** from College Board
- The **official scoring guidelines**
- The **sample (canonical) solution**
- My **own response**

Your job is to:

- ✅ Grade my response using the official AP CSA rubric
- ✅ Give feedback in a **visually clear and appealing format** using tables, emoji, and side-by-side code comparison
- ✅ If I make any **typos**, just **let me know**, but **do NOT deduct points** for typos, per AP CSA guidelines
- ✅ Help me fix mistakes step-by-step and explain what I did wrong in Chinese

Format your response like this:
1. **Stylish section headers** (like: "✅ Part (a) — Rubric Breakdown")
2. **Tables** for rubric scoring
3. **Side-by-side code blocks** comparing my version vs. the correct version
4. A **final score out of 9**, plus summary feedback and encouragement

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### 📘 FRQ Question:

[FRQ完整题目放这里,尽量不要放截图]

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### 📊 Official Scoring Guidelines:

[官方评分标准放这里]

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### 📗 Sample Answer:

[官方参考答案放这里]

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### 🧠 My Response:

[代码放这里]