adrian vergara
This classes make me feel in a black mirror episode but I love it
Donoban Bohorquez Pérez
jajajaja macabre vibes
Julian David Alzate Cuervo
yes, me too
Practicar inglés con ChatGPT puede convertirse en tu mejor aliado para dominar phrasal verbs e idioms a través de diálogos guiados. Esta dinámica te ayuda a fortalecer vocabulario, pronunciación y speaking skills en un entorno conversacional, ideal si quieres soltarte hablando inglés sin miedo a equivocarte.
Por qué iniciar un nuevo chat antes de practicar inglés
Cada vez que abres una conversación nueva con ChatGPT, necesitas darle contexto otra vez. Sin instrucciones previas, la herramienta no sabrá que tu objetivo es educativo ni mantendrá el tono conversacional que buscas.
El primer paso es definir el rol: indícale que es un hablante fluido de inglés y que su tarea es ayudarte a practicar. Esto fija el escenario y evita respuestas genéricas.
¿Por qué hay que reiniciar las instrucciones en un chat nuevo? Porque ChatGPT no recuerda chats anteriores. Si quieres mantener el enfoque educativo, debes repetir el rol y el objetivo cada vez que empiezas una sesión.
Qué prompt usar para practicar phrasal verbs e idioms
La clave está en ser específico sobre lo que quieres practicar. Si pides una conversación general, recibirás respuestas comunes; si pides phrasal verbs e idioms, ChatGPT los integrará en cada intercambio [01:00].
Este es el prompt que funciona:
Esa última instrucción es vital. Sin ella, ChatGPT puede lanzarte varias preguntas seguidas y romper el ritmo natural de un diálogo.
Cómo se ve un diálogo real con ChatGPT
La primera pregunta que aparece en la práctica es: How did you end up deciding to practice your English skills with me today? [01:35]. Ahí ya tienes un phrasal verb en acción: end up, que significa terminar haciendo algo.
La respuesta puede ser tan simple como: I ended up deciding this because I know English is the language of technology. Cortita, natural y suficiente para que ChatGPT continúe.
Después vienen preguntas como Are you pursuing a career in the tech industry? o Have you come across any specific technological advancements? [02:15]. Cada turno introduce vocabulario nuevo en contexto.
Cómo extraer y revisar el vocabulario practicado
Cuando sientas que es momento de cerrar la conversación, pídele a ChatGPT un repaso. Este paso transforma una charla cualquiera en una sesión de aprendizaje útil.
Usa este prompt: show me the phrasal verbs in this conversation so far [03:20]. La herramienta listará el vocabulario que apareció durante el diálogo, con definiciones y ejemplos.
En la práctica de la clase salieron estos:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un phrasal verb y un idiom? Un phrasal verb combina un verbo con una preposición o adverbio (end up, come across). Un idiom es una expresión cuyo significado no se deduce literalmente de sus palabras (catch your attention).
Por qué importa diferenciar phrasal verbs de idioms
Mezclar ambos te da naturalidad al hablar, pero saber identificarlos te ayuda a estudiarlos por separado. Los phrasal verbs siguen estructuras gramaticales específicas; los idioms requieren memorización por contexto cultural.
Si todavía sientes inseguridad con estos temas, complementa esta práctica con cursos enfocados en phrasal verbs e idiomatic expressions. La conversación con ChatGPT es el laboratorio; la teoría es el manual.
Cómo convertir esta práctica en un hábito
La cantidad de preguntas que tengas con ChatGPT depende de ti. Puedes hacer cinco intercambios o veinte, lo importante es que mantengas el foco en el vocabulario que quieres dominar.
¿Cómo aprovecho ChatGPT para mejorar mi speaking? Lee tus respuestas en voz alta antes de escribirlas, pídele que use phrasal verbs e idioms, y al final solicita un resumen del vocabulario para repasarlo después.
Guarda tus diálogos y el vocabulario extraído en un workbook personal. Al final del curso tendrás una colección de expresiones reales practicadas en contexto, no una lista plana memorizada.
Comparte tus ejemplos en la sección de comentarios para que otros estudiantes vean tu progreso y descubras nuevas formas de usar ChatGPT como tutor de inglés.
Prompts of the class 1st prompt (Chat GPT act as a teacher)
You are a fluent English Speakerand you are goingto helpme practicemy English Skills.
2nd prompt
I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question.```
adrian vergara
This classes make me feel in a black mirror episode but I love it
Donoban Bohorquez Pérez
jajajaja macabre vibes
Julian David Alzate Cuervo
yes, me too
Paola Alapizco
I added an additional instruction to the initial prompt
I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question. In addition after each question make a bullet point list with the phrasal verbs and idioms, followed by its meaning.
I got the following result:
Sounds like a fun way to practice! Let's get started: Question 1: How's it going? Have you been keeping your nose to the grindstone lately, or have you managed to catch a breather? Phrasal Verbs and Idioms: - How's it going? (Informal way to ask "How are you?") - Keeping your nose to the grindstone (Working hard and diligently) - Catch a breather (Take a short break or rest) Meanings: - How's it going?: Asking about your well-being or current situation. - Keeping your nose to the grindstone: Working diligently and consistently. - Catch a breather: Take a short rest or break from work. I'm looking forward to your response! Feel free to share how things have been for you.
It helped me to "catch" and understand all phrasal verbs and idioms.
I hope it will help you too. :green_heart:
Andres Plata
beautiful! hi five
Julio Cesar Godinez
Awesome!
Fernando Sánchez Mejía
It's amazing, as Aerosmith says in their song
Vanessa De la Hoz
My contribution!
Emmanuel José Lopera Rojo
Thanks for the conversation you had, it's interesting about hobbies
Romer Salazar
It’s a powerful tool for practicing your reading and writing conversation in english. We can configure the prompt for our necessity and compression level.
For example, I may need to consolidate my knowledge about “Kitchen Vocabulary” and create a prompt dedicated for this topic, it may be formal or casual conversation.
Some request used are:
2.** A self example**: I want to have a formal conversation with you. I want to practice “Interview vocabulary for a Job in the SEO industry”. The role is for technical SEO with 3 year of experience
LESTHER XITUMUL MANUEL
years*
Hogla Marina
Show me the phrasal verbs in this conversation so far. Of course, let's take a look at some of the phrasal verbs used in our conversation:
Jonathan Mendoza
Carlos Ramos
Clase 3 - Dialoga con ChatGPT
Qué habilidades podemos mejorar al tener diálogos con Cha5tGPT?
Promt para crear un diálogo sobre verbos compuestos y modismos
I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question.
Donovan Lenoar Palacios Camarillo
La frase "let me guide you to a place where no one hurts you" se traduce como "déjame guiarte a un lugar donde nadie te lastime". Es una expresión que sugiere ofrecer protección y apoyo, invitando a la otra persona a un ambiente seguro y libre de dolor o conflicto. Este tipo de frases suelen utilizarse en contextos donde se busca brindar consuelo y tranquilidad. En el aprendizaje del inglés, reconocer el significado de estas expresiones es importante para entender la comunicación emocional y el uso de modismos.
Martin Moctezuma
Very interesting the way we can take advantage of ChatGPT...
Martha Liliana Ruiz Mosquera
great way to use this tool
Daniel Andrés Contreras Malagón
You are a fluent English Speaker and you are going to help me practice my English Skills.
ChatGPT Of course! I'm here to assist you with practicing your English skills. How would you like to proceed? If you have specific questions, topics, or exercises you'd like to work on, please let me know, and we can get started.
User I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question.
ChatGPT Certainly, let's have a casual conversation using phrasal verbs and idioms. Here's the first question:
How's it going? Have you been burning the midnight oil at work recently?
User Yes, I've worked very hard recently and I haven't had time to sleep
ChatGPT I see, sounds like you've been really putting your nose to the grindstone. That can be tough on your health. Have you been managing to find some downtime or relaxation amidst the hustle and bustle?
User Only a few times. I 've just had time to eat and drink some coffee ChatGPT I understand the feeling. It's important to strike a balance. Remember, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Do you have any plans to take a breather soon and recharge your batteries?
User I have some plans like go to the movies with my daughter and wife
ChatGPT That sounds like a great way to unwind and spend quality time with your family. Going to the movies can be a real treat. Do you know which film you'll be catching, or are you planning to just go with the flow and see what's showing?
User We're just planning to go to the flow and see an animated film because my daughter is just a 6 years old girl ChatGPT That's a wise choice, considering your daughter's age. Animated films can be a lot of fun for kids, and it's a great way to make family memories. Do you have a favorite animated film from your own childhood that you hope your daughter will enjoy too?
User Hey, show me the phrasal verbs in this conversation so far ChatGPT Certainly! Here are the phrasal verbs used in our conversation so far:
"Burning the midnight oil" - working late into the night. "Putting your nose to the grindstone" - working hard and diligently. "Take a breather" - take a short break or pause. "Recharge your batteries" - rest and refresh yourself. "Go with the flow" - be spontaneous and flexible. "Catch a film" - watch a movie at the cinema. "Go with the flow" - make decisions as you go, without planning ahead. Feel free to ask if you have any more questions or want to continue our conversation using phrasal verbs and idioms.
Jenny Milena Gómez Rodríguez
I would like to share the phrasal verbs that result of the conversation with Chat GPT
María Anita Fuentes de Flores
In this class # 8 I had a long conversation and I wrote this phrasal verbs
Come across
Drop below
Take from
Wrap up
Keep up
Deal with
Run into
Try out
Sweat at
Step away
Dive up into
Idiomatic expressions
Piece of cake
Break a leg
Under the weather
Once in a blue moon
Cost an arm and a les
Spill the beans
Regina de Jesús López Mayo
JUAN DAVID AGUDELO RUA
this is an amazing app, I actually surprised.
Francisco Ruiz Mendieta
I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Sure! Let’s dive right in:
Question: So, how do you usually wind down after a long day?
4o
You said:
Well, at the of the day I try to read books and talk with my family.
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Great! It’s awesome that you wind down by reading and connecting with your family. Just a quick note: instead of saying "at the of the day," you should say “at the end of the day.” Also, it’s better to say "talk to my family" rather than "talk with my family."
Here’s an improved version: “At the end of the day, I try to read books and talk to my family.”
Question: That sounds lovely! Do you ever hang out with friends or take up any hobbies on the weekends?
4o
You said:
Both of them, sometimes I hang out with friends doing a barbeque and spend good time. Other times I practice exercises and read a lot.
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Nice! You’ve got a good mix of activities. Just a few small tweaks: instead of saying "doing a barbecue," you can say “having a barbecue” or “hosting a barbecue.” Also, instead of “spend good time,” you could say “have a good time.” Lastly, instead of “practice exercises,” it’s more natural to say “work out.”
Here’s an improved version: “Both of them! Sometimes I hang out with friends, have a barbecue, and have a good time. Other times, I work out and read a lot.”
Question: Sounds like you’ve got a solid routine! Have you ever come across any books that really stuck with you or made a big impact on your life?
4o
You said:
Sure! for example The Myth of the Entrepreneur is an usufull book for all who want to know tips and techniques how delegate task and be better entrepreneur.
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Great example! I see you’ve got a good grasp of explaining the book. Just a few improvements: instead of “usufull,” the correct spelling is “useful.” Also, you could say, “for anyone who wants to” instead of “for all who want to.” Lastly, “how delegate task” should be “how to delegate tasks.”
Here’s a refined version: “Sure! For example, The Myth of the Entrepreneur is a useful book for anyone who wants to learn tips and techniques on how to delegate tasks and be a better entrepreneur.”
Feedback: You’re doing a great job with expressing your ideas! Just watch out for spelling and remember to use “how to” when explaining a method or technique.
Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra
Dialoga con ChatGPT.
My 1st prompt used in class:
I want to have a casual conversation with you about food and health. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue, so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question.
The result of my 1st prompt:
ChatGPT
Sure, let's dive into it! So, what kind of cuisine do you usually go for when you're feeling peckish?
User
I usually prefer Chinese cuisine when I am feeling peckish.
ChatGPT
Ah, that's great! Chinese cuisine offers such a wide variety of flavors and dishes. Do you tend to whip up your own Chinese delicacies at home, or do you prefer to indulge in takeout?
User
I don't know how to prepare many Chinese delicacies, so I prefer to indulge in takeout or go out to a Chinese restaurant.
ChatGPT
That sounds like a tasty plan! Sometimes it's nice to let someone else do the cooking, especially when it comes to intricate dishes like Chinese cuisine. Do you have a favorite Chinese dish that you always find yourself craving?
User
My favorite Chinese dish is dumplings, especially if they are filled with vegetables.
ChatGPT
Dumplings are a classic choice! There's something so satisfying about biting into a perfectly steamed or fried dumpling filled with savory vegetables. Have you ever tried making dumplings at home, or do you usually rely on restaurants for your fix?
User
I have sometimes made dumplings at home. It's funny but very laborious.
ChatGPT
Making dumplings at home can indeed be quite the endeavor, but the effort is often rewarded with delicious results! It's like they say, though, good things come to those who wait... and knead, and fold! Do you have any secret tips or tricks for making your homemade dumplings extra special?
2nd Teacher Prompt used in class:
Show me the phrasal verbs in this conversation so far.
My 2nd prompt used in class :
Show me the phrasal verbs and idioms in this conversation so far.
The result of my 2nd prompt:
Of course! Here are the phrasal verbs and idioms used in our conversation:
1. Go for: To choose or prefer something.
2. Whip up: To quickly prepare or cook something.
3. Indulge in: To allow oneself to enjoy something pleasurable, often to excess.
4. Craving: A strong desire or longing for something.
5. Bite into: To take a bite of something, usually with enthusiasm.
6. Rely on: To depend on or trust in someone or something.
7. Fix: A solution or remedy for a craving or desire.
8. Endeavor: A serious and determined effort towards a goal.
You are a fluent English speaker and you are going to help me practice my English skills.
Of course, I'd be happy to help you practice your English skills! How would you like to start? We can have a conversation, work on specific topics, or even practice grammar and vocabulary exercises. Please let me know what you'd prefer.
I want to have a casual conversation with you. I want you to use phrasal verbs and idioms in every question you ask me and in every response. This is a dialogue so you start with the first question only and then you wait for my response before asking me another question.
Absolutely, we can have a conversation using phrasal verbs and idioms. Let's get started: Have you ever been in hot water for something you did at work or in your personal life? How did you handle it? Your turn!
I went to termal water in "Termas Marinas" two years ago. The water is very salty. It was a grateful experience but I coudn't swim into the water because my eyes burnt.
Sounds like a relaxing trip! Swimming in salty water can be a bit challenging, especially if it gets into your eyes. Did you manage to find any ways to cool off without going underwater?
Correct, I dipped my toes first. No, I haven't.
Taking it slow and dipping your toes in can be a wise approach, especially when exploring new experiences. It's perfectly fine not to have thought about off-the-beaten-path trips yet. Sometimes, the most popular destinations are popular for a reason. Is there a particular type of destination or experience you've always wanted to try, even if it's a well-known spot?
I have wanted to travel to Ushuaia. It is the southest city of my country.
Traveling to Ushuaia sounds like an exciting adventure! It's known for its stunning natural beauty and being the southernmost city in Argentina. Have you ever thought about what activities you'd like to do or places you'd like to visit when you finally make the trip to Ushuaia?
I would like to visit the lake and saw the snow.
Show me the phrasal verbs in the conversation so far.
Certainly! Here are the phrasal verbs used in our conversation so far: Been in hot water: This means to be in trouble or facing difficulties because of something you did. Handle it: To manage or deal with a situation. Cool off: To reduce one's anger or relax after a stressful situation. Dip your toes in: To try something carefully or start cautiously. Thought about: To consider or contemplate something. Taking it slow: To proceed at a relaxed or unhurried pace. Dipping your toes: Trying something cautiously. Make the trip: To go on a journey or travel. Into: To have an interest in or enjoy something. Saw the snow: To experience or witness snowfall. Enjoying the snowy scenery: To take pleasure in the winter landscape. Learn skiing or snowboard: To acquire the skills for skiing or snowboarding. Turns cold: When the weather becomes colder. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about these phrasal verbs or if you'd like to continue our conversation using more idioms and phrasal verbs!