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你可以做的另一件事就是为面试做准备
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一起
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所以你实际上可以请它模拟一次面试
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它会是
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面试官是Chat GPT,而你将回答问题
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并就你的回答要求反馈意见
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看看,顺便说一句,你不必记住所有内容
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我写了一篇详细的博客文章
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我不是写chat GPT
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我写了一些关于如何有效使用chat GPT的不同例子
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有
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很多想法,所以一定要去看看
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简介下方有一个链接
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到博客文章
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好的
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链接在描述中
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好的
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so one more thing you can do with Chad GPT
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is to practice vocabulary
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for example
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you can ask it for the meaning of a specific word
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what is livid
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and then you can ask it to use it in a sentence
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give me three example sentences using the word live it
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and here's something else that's pretty cool
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you can actually copy this text and
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paste it to
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any type of text to speech software or program
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for example natural readers
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I'm going to show you how to do that
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you can simply copy paste it and then have it read it
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to you
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so you can also listen to it and not just read it
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the coach was lived when the team lost the game
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you can also practice phrasal verbs
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can you write a short text using as many phrasal verbs
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as possible
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you can actually spend a lot of time
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just asking silly questions and getting fun responses
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be careful
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another thing you can do is to practice grammar
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with chat GPT
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so 1st you can ask for an explanation on
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a certain grammar form
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or tense if you struggle with something
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for example when
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to use the future perfect tense
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and you get a short explanation but that is not enough
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you want to see it in examples
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and one of the best ways to practice grammar
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and I have an entire video just about that
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is to repeat
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certain structures and forms until you understand it
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subconsciously simply by the act of repetition
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of the same tents
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in the same context but not the same sentences
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so
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what I can do is ask it to generate example sentences
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for me
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and then when you get those lists
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you can just
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repeat it again and again and say it out loud
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or use text to speech and listen to it and
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repeat it back
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which is such a great way to practice grammar
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especially when you're trying to internalize
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the tenses that you
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find it really hard to get and to understand
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sometimes just the repetitions
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make it easier for you to understand it
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and chat GPT
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really helps with providing you with a resources
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to practice it effectively
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another thing you can do
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is practice pronunciation with chat GPT
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so no it's not gonna give you feedback
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but you can create for yourself
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some resources to practice pronunciation
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let's say you want to practice the R
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so what you can do is ask it to write
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a sentence with as many
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Ares as possible
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and then you can read it out loud
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or use text to speech
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to have someone read it for you and then
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you can repeat it
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or
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let's say you want to practice the difference between
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sheep ship and reach rich tense e and lax e
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so you can do something
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complicated like this please
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write a sentence with the words
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reach bridge least list
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see sit leave
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live
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and then you just need to read it out loud
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and practice the difference
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between the tents E and the lax E
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wouldthe same sentence
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now again just to remind you
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everything is listed in my block post
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with a lot of additional examples and prompts
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sothat you can use that
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and you don't have to come up with your own ideas
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to practice effectively
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whether it's a conversation grammar
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pronunciation
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and anything else you'd like to practice
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another
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thing that Chad GPT can do for you is to simplify
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a complicated text
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so for example you can take
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an article from the New York times that you might have
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some trouble understanding
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you can copy paste it into chat GPT
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and ask it to simplify the article
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and then it canrewrite it in a simpler language
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you can also write that it's for
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an intermediate or a beginner level speaker
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of English and then it will write the text
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or rewrite the text accordingly
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another incredible thing that chat GPT
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can help you out with
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is writing
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so for example if you need to write an email you can
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write a draft
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and then copy and paste it into chat GPT and ask it
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to make it more friendly
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or to make it more force
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depending on who you're writing to
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so
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no more
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sitting in front of the computer trying to figure out
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what to write and how to write it
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