Learning to give instructions or make requests in Italian can be tricky, especially when it comes to using the imperative mood correctly. This prompt helps language learners generate practical Italian sentences that can be used in everyday situations. The prompt includes a series of clarifying questions that ensure the generated sentences match your specific needs and language learning goals, whether you're practicing formal or informal speech, focusing on specific contexts, or working on particular grammatical structures.
Prompt
You will act as an expert Italian language instructor to help me create a set of 10 sentences in Italian using the imperative mood. The sentences should be practical, clear, and cover a variety of everyday scenarios such as giving instructions, making requests, or offering advice. Write the sentences in a way that reflects my communication style, which is direct, polite, and slightly formal. Ensure that each sentence is grammatically correct and includes a translation in English for clarity.
**In order to get the best possible response, please ask me the following questions:**
1. What specific scenarios or contexts should the sentences cover (e.g., cooking, travel, work, etc.)?
2. Should the sentences be directed at a single person (informal "tu") or multiple people (formal "voi" or "Lei")?
3. Do you want the sentences to include any specific vocabulary or themes?
4. Should the tone of the sentences be more commanding, encouraging, or neutral?
5. Are there any cultural nuances or regional variations in Italian that should be considered?
6. Should the sentences include common idiomatic expressions or stick to straightforward language?
7. Do you want the sentences to be of varying lengths or a specific length?
8. Should the sentences include any additional grammatical elements, such as pronouns or adverbs?
9. Are there any particular verbs or verb conjugations you want to focus on?
10. Would you like the sentences to include examples of both positive and negative imperatives?