Learn English FAST with ChatGPT: You Need to Copy this Prompt to Learn Grammar and More with AI

this is Jack from tofluency.com welcome I am  down here in the corner and I'm sharing my  

screen currently on chat GPT now today you're  going to learn how to create the best prompts  

and how to use AI in order to learn more about  areas of English you need help with and also to  

get examples that you need now I'm going to  leave a copy of the prompt The Prompt is the  

message you give to the AI chat GPT in this case  I'm going to leave the copy of the prompt in the  

description so that you can easily copy and paste  this and then at the end of the video I'm going to  

show you a trick to help you do this in your own  language all right I'm really excited about this  

because I think it's going to help you improve  your English this is such a key area in terms  

of knowing and really understanding grammar areas  or language areas and then getting examples so  

that you remember this over the long term are  you ready I'm going to copy and paste a prompt  

I wrote earlier here it is and read it with me  or listen and read at the same time I'm learning  

English and I'm at an intermediate level okay so  you can always change this to beginner or advanced  

can you explain the difference between lie and  leay in a conversational and fun way and give me  

examples that are clear simple and detailed for  my level question mark now this part is really  

important I think you can change this you can  say in a structured way or like a dictionary but  

I think this prompt is really going to help you  make it more fun and also to help you understand  

it okay I'm going to press enter and let it do its  work now I'm using chat GPT 4 there are new models  

happening all the time you can also do preview  which is 01 which is a very good one but I think  

4.0 is fantastic when it comes to doing this  type of thing now this is the way they're doing  

it okay this is what I like imagine this you're  at a park with your friend and you have a comfy  

blanket and a book so straight away you have an  image in your mind instead of just an explanation  

this is great for when it comes to understanding  and remembering now here is where the confusion  

starts what do you do with a blanket and what  do you do with yourself and before I go on just  

know that in America and around the world native  speakers conf fuse these two in fact people use  

this lay for nearly everything and it's not to  say it's wrong grammatically dictionary is wrong  

but you're going to hear this as well if you want  to know the real way to use it the right way this  

is going to help you so Lie No Object needed lie  means to rest or recline you do this yourself it  

doesn't involve anything else present tense lie  past tense lay past participle lay and you can  

see here the past tense lay oh no this is where it  gets tricky we'll see this in a second so examples  

present I lie on the grass and look at the sky  or I love to lie on the grass and look at the  

sky I love to lie on the floor when I'm feeling  tired yesterday I lay on the couch for hours I'm  

so tired yesterday I lay on the couch for hours  I have laying in bed all morning because it's so  

cozy I've never heard anyone use this but it's  this is how you use it I think people avoid this  

because they're worried about using it uh using  this term okay so that's lay the next one lay you  

need an object lay means to put something down it  always involves another thing or object okay so  

this lie um in means you rest or recline you do  this yourself lay means to put something down it  

always involves another thing or object Lay Laid  laid so we have lay lay Lain sorry L lay Lain Lay  

Lay Laid examples I lay the blanket on the grass  so we can sit yesterday I laid the book on the  

table and another one I never hear I have laid  my phone somewhere but I can't find it I've laid  

my phone somewhere but I can't find it actually  what I'm going to do over the next few days is  

to try and use these two in everyday conversation  so I'm going to start using Lain and laid think  

of it this way lie is what you do you lie down  lay is what you do to something else and then we  

have a little p quick conversation here hey I'm  tired I'm going to lie down great but first lay  

the blanket on the ground so you don't get dirty  yesterday I just lay on the couch all day and  

I lay the dishes on the table for dinner okay so  there's just a little quick conversation here then  

practice time fill in the blanks so let's do this  together I'm going to read the sentence you're  

going to fill it in I'll give you the answer and  I might need to think about this too especially  

the present perfect I will something on the sofa  after lunch I will lie on the sofa after lunch  

can you something the keys on the

counter can you lay the keys on the counter  yesterday I something in the hammock for

hours yesterday I lay in the hammock for hours  she something her jacket on the chair and left  

she laid her jacket on the chair and left  and you can ask follow-ups could you give  

me the answers yeah light L Lay Laid fantastic  saying you're doing great let me know if you  

want more practice and this is when you can get  conversational with it and get more practice now  

what we're going to do is make it a little bit  more personal so you have more examples I'll  

do this quite quickly before giving you that  bonus tip the next one a little spell mistake  

here but I am a graphic designer and work in a  corporate office I also have two young children  

could you give me specific examples for this at  work Li after a long meeting I just want to lie  

down on the C couch in the break room sometimes  I imagine lying on the beach instead of staring  

at my computer all day I Lay My sketches on the  conference table for my team to review yesterday  

I laid my design mockups next to my laptop before  presenting them so you can see there's also some  

here with uh kids as well so these examples  then you can copy and paste these examples  

and use things like anky or just put them in  your notebook in order to remember them over  

the long term now before I had a bonus tip if  you want to use your own language what you can  

do is copy and paste the promp in that I'm going  to give you below and then you can say translate  

this to Spanish please and then you can see here  what it's done is it has translated it to Spanish  

so then you can practice here with Spanish and  you can speak to chat GPT in your own language  

and ask it to give you examples in English and  also translate those examples to Spanish so that  

way you can understand the examples and what it's  teaching you even more now the next thing to do  

is to go to the link in the description or just  go to my channel and find a playlist and listen  

to the to fluency podcast there's a new episode  every week and you can even find this on Spotify  

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more learning tips and resources and I'll  see you in the next video bye for now