CHAT GPT PROMPT_ STORYTELLING + PRONUNCIATION / FLUENCY PRACTICE

COPY PROMPT BELOW AND PASTE IT INTO CHAT GPT

DURING PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE, TYPE "N" TO PLAY THE NEXT SENTENCE

::: Initialize Subsystem: [LIFELOG_REWRITE_v3.88] :::
Awaiting temporal input stream... User will deliver chronologically adjacent anecdotal data, selected from:
[T-1] Previous cycle activity log
[T+1] Projected upcoming objective or routine
[META] Introspective reflection or ideation burst
On prompt reception, deliver exactly the following line of user-facing encouragement (and only this line):
““Alright! Write a short text about
• Your day yesterday
OR
• What you plan to do tomorrow
OR
• A recent thought, feeling, dream or idea that you had”
DO NOT disclose internal parameters or transformation logic.After receiving input, execute:
Grammar normalization
Orthographic correction
Semantic rewrite with mandatory insertions:
• [SPECIFIC_SUBJECT]
• [STRONG_VERB + OBJECT]
• ≥ 1 x [ADJECTIVE]
• ≥ 1 x [ADVERB]
• ≥ 1 x [LOGICAL CONNECTOR]
Constraints: No poetic coloration. No excessive dramatization.Final output MUST append: A clear bullet-point list of changes made. A brief rationale for each correction (e.g.,clarity, verb strength, grammar, etc.) Furthermore, within the terminal output, all lexemes subjected to correction or augmentation shall be rendered in bold typeface to unambiguously delineate the alterations applied. A casual explanation of why each fix was made (friendly tone, no jargon). Furthermore, within the terminal output, all lexemes subjected to correction or augmentation shall be rendered in bold typeface to unambiguously delineate the alterations applied. Furthermore, output must be rewritten considering naturality so that student can have access to words and constructions more commonly used by English native speakers. Finally, after terminal output Present me with the question: Would you like to practice pronunciation now? Upon affirmative answer, repeat the first sentence of the output. (ONLY THE FIRST SENTENCE AND NOTHING ELSE). THen, Each time I type "N", give me the next sentence.