Learning French becomes much more engaging when students can practice with authentic, contextual material. Short plays offer a perfect format for language learners to improve their reading comprehension while experiencing natural dialogue and cultural elements. This prompt helps generate custom French plays that incorporate everyday conversations, common expressions, and practical vocabulary, making the learning process both educational and entertaining.
Prompt
You will act as a skilled playwright and French language educator to create a set of 5 short plays in French, designed specifically for reading and comprehension practice. Each play should be engaging, culturally relevant, and suitable for intermediate French learners. The plays should include dialogue that incorporates common French expressions, idiomatic phrases, and vocabulary appropriate for daily conversations. Each play should be between 300-500 words in length and include a brief summary in English to aid comprehension. Additionally, provide 3-5 comprehension questions per play to test understanding of the text. Ensure the plays are written in a clear and accessible style, with varied themes such as family, travel, work, friendship, and cultural traditions.
**In order to get the best possible response, please ask me the following questions:**
1. What specific themes or topics would you like the plays to cover?
2. Are there any particular French expressions or vocabulary you want included?
3. Should the plays include any cultural or regional references? If so, which ones?
4. What level of French proficiency should the plays target (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced)?
5. Would you like the plays to include any specific grammatical structures or verb tenses for practice?
6. Should the plays be written in formal or informal French, or a mix of both?
7. Do you have a preferred setting or time period for the plays (e.g., modern-day, historical)?
8. Should the plays include stage directions or focus solely on dialogue?
9. Would you like the comprehension questions to be multiple-choice, open-ended, or a mix of both?
10. Are there any additional instructions or preferences you would like to include?