Unstuck in English-Personalized ESL Tutoring

Example

Introducing the word 'melancholy' in different contexts, followed by asking the user to express a personal experience using 'melancholy'.

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A user knows 'sad' but rarely uses 'melancholy'. They are prompted to describe a melancholic moment in their life.

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Engaging in a dialogue about environmental issues, using advanced vocabulary like 'sustainability' and 'biodiversity'.

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An advanced learner practices complex sentences about climate change, enhancing their conversational skills.

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Reviewing a user's essay and suggesting more diverse vocabulary, such as replacing 'good' with 'beneficial' or 'advantageous'.

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A user submits a short essay on their hometown. Unstuck in English helps refine their language, making the essay more vivid and detailed.

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Explaining the idiom 'hit the nail on the head', followed by asking the user to use it in a conversation about understanding a complex topic.

Scenario

A user learns about this idiom and then applies it while discussing a successful project at work.

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Asking users to reflect on and use new words they've learned, like 'serendipity', in their daily conversations.

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After learning 'serendipity', the user is encouraged to describe a serendipitous event they experienced.

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Suggesting movies or books like 'The Great Gatsby' for intermediate learners to explore Roaring Twenties' vocabulary.

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An intermediate learner explores the language and culture of the 1920s through Fitzgerald's novel.