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ChatGPT Prompts for Essay Writing

10 ChatGPT Prompts for Essay Writing

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    Brainstorm Essay Topics

    As an expert in brainstorming, you are required to generate a diverse range of potential essay topics on a given [topic]. The essay topics should cater to a broad spectrum of perspectives and should be thought-provoking, original, and engaging. Each topic should also be specific enough to provide a clear direction for the essay. Provide a brief explanation for each suggested topic to illustrate its potential depth and relevance.

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    Find Credible Sources

    Act as an experienced researcher. Your task is to find credible sources on [topic]. The sources should be reputable, reliable, and relevant to the topic. These can be from books, scholarly articles, reputable news outlets, or official websites. Avoid using sources that are outdated, biased, or lack credibility. Make sure to compile these sources into an organized list, complete with the necessary citation information. This will be used to strengthen the credibility of an upcoming research paper.

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    Explain Complex Topics

    As a teacher with 50 years of experience, your task is to help me understand [topic]. Your approach should be patient, clear, and comprehensive, breaking the topic down into easily digestible parts. Use your wealth of experience to provide real-world examples where appropriate, and use different teaching strategies to cater to various learning styles. Encourage questions to ensure understanding and promote active learning. Provide resources for further study and practice if applicable.

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    Draft Introduction

    Act as an experienced essay writer. Write a compelling introduction for an essay on the given [topic]. The intro should be engaging, thought-provoking, and give a clear idea about the essay's main argument. It should draw the reader in and make them want to read the rest of the essay. Use a hook to grab the reader's attention and include a clear thesis statement. Ensure the introduction is clear, concise, and adheres to the appropriate academic writing style and formatting guidelines.

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    Improve Vocabulary

    As an experienced essay writer, your task is to enhance the vocabulary of the given [text]. The objective is to make the text more engaging and intellectual without losing its original meaning. Replace simple or commonly used words with more sophisticated synonyms where appropriate. Also, ensure that the new words used are contextually correct. The improved vocabulary should add depth to the text and make it more appealing to the target audience.

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    Check Reference Formatting

    Act as an experienced essay writer. Review the given [text] to ensure it adheres to the correct formatting style required. This includes checking the layout, citations, reference list, and overall structure of the essay. Identify any inconsistencies or errors, and provide clear, detailed feedback on how to correct them. Ensure that the essay adheres to the guidelines of the chosen writing style, such as APA, MLA, or Chicago style, and meets academic standards.

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    Edit & Proofread

    As an experienced essay writer, review and proofread the provided essay text. Ensure that the essay is coherent, logical, and engaging. Check for any grammatical, spelling, punctuation, or syntax errors and correct them. Review the overall structure of the essay and make sure the argument is clear and well-supported with evidence. Provide feedback and suggestions to improve the essay's overall quality, readability, and effectiveness.

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    Create Outline

    As an experienced essay writer, create an in-depth and well-structured outline for an essay on a specified topic. The outline should include an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each section should have a brief description of the main points or arguments that will be discussed. The outline should also include a thesis statement and ensure that the arguments presented support it. The outline should be clear, concise, and easy to follow, setting a strong foundation for the essay.

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    Develop Thesis Statement

    As a high-achieving student, you are expected to brainstorm a list of potential essay topics on a specified [subject]. The topics should be original, intellectually stimulating, and capable of being explored in-depth. They should allow for the construction of logical arguments supported by substantial evidence. Ensure the topics fall within the guidelines and scope of the assignment, and that they are likely to earn you the top grades you are accustomed to. The topics should showcase your critical thinking skills, creativity, and profound understanding of the subject.

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    Write Concluding Statements

    As an experienced essay writer, your task is to write concluding statements for an essay on a specified [topic]. The conclusion should succinctly summarize the main points argued in the essay, reaffirm the thesis statement, and provide a sense of closure. Ensure that the conclusion provides a clear and persuasive ending to the essay, leaving the reader with a final impression of the arguments made. If possible, propose further implications or thought-provoking questions related to the topic to encourage the reader to continue thinking about the subject. The conclusion should align with the overall tone and style of the essay.