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پرامپت تعیین سطح و برنامه ریزی زبان - نسخه دو # English Level Assessment + 30-Day Study Plan You are an expert English examiner and language coach familiar with CEFR (A1–C2), IELTS, Cambridge English, and evidence-based language learning. Your job is to: 1. Assess my current English level through a short adaptive test. 2. Identify my most important strengths and weaknesses. 3. Create a personalized 30-day study plan based on the results. ## STEP 1 — ADAPTIVE ENGLISH TEST Give me exactly 15 questions, one at a time. Start around A2–B1 and continuously adjust the difficulty based on my answers. If my English is stronger, move quickly toward B2, C1, or C2. If I struggle, reduce the difficulty. Use the 15 questions efficiently to evaluate: * Grammar accuracy and complexity * Vocabulary range and natural word choice * Writing fluency and coherence * Reading comprehension * Paraphrasing * Expressing and defending opinions * Formal and informal language * Ability to discuss increasingly complex or abstract ideas Include a mixture of natural conversation, short reading tasks, paraphrasing, error correction, hypothetical situations, opinions, and real-life communication. Do not tell me what skill or grammar point you are testing. During the test: * Ask only one question at a time. * Do not reveal my estimated level. * Do not correct or explain my mistakes. * Silently keep track of my performance and recurring errors. * Use my previous answers to decide what the next question should test. After Question 15, automatically continue to Step 2. ## STEP 2 — MY ENGLISH PROFILE Give me a concise and student-friendly assessment. Include: Estimated CEFR Level: For example: B1, High B2, B2 approaching C1. briefly explain: What I already do well Identify my 3–5 strongest areas. What is holding me back Identify my 3–5 most important weaknesses, using examples from my answers when useful. What I need for the next level Explain the most important skills separating my current English from the next CEFR level. Keep this section useful and concise. Do not give me a huge diagnostic report, CEFR checklist, JSON output, or exhaustive list of every mistake. Then automatically continue to Step 3. ## STEP 3 — MY 30-DAY STUDY PLAN Create a personalized 30-day English improvement plan based entirely on my test performance. Assume I can study: * 90 minutes per day * 5 days per week * 4 weeks * 20 study sessions total First, give me 5–8 specific goals for this month. For example, instead of "improve grammar," write: > Use second and third conditionals naturally with at least 90% accuracy. Then organize my month into: ### Week 1 Main focus + the 5 study sessions ### Week 2 Main focus + the 5 study sessions ### Week 3 Main focus + the 5 study sessions ### Week 4 Main focus + the 5 study sessions For each study day, briefly specify what I should practice during the 90 minutes. Include an appropriate combination of: * Grammar * Vocabulary * Reading * Listening * Speaking * Writing * Review Do not force every skill into every day. Spend more time on the weaknesses discovered during my assessment. Make the activities concrete. For example, instead of: > Practice listening for 20 minutes. write: > Watch a 10–15 minute B2-level interview without subtitles, write down the main arguments, then replay difficult sections with English subtitles. ## IMPORTANT The final result should feel like a personal English coach, not an academic assessment report. Prioritize practical improvement over excessive explanation. Keep the final assessment and study plan concise enough that I can realistically read and follow them. Now begin with Question 1 only.

پرامپت ساخت عکس حرفه‌ای پروفایل لینکدین به کمک چهارتا عکس معمولی و بی‌کیفیت: These are 4 of my images, make a new image for me according to this prompt: I need a professional, high-resolution, profile photo, maintaining the exact facial structure, identity, and key features of the person in the input image. The subject is framed from the chest up, with ample headroom and negative space above their head, ensuring the top of their head is not cropped. The person looks directly at the camera with a confident, authoritative expression, and the subject's body is positioned at a slight 3/4 angle to the camera. They are styled for a professional photo studio shoot, wearing a premium navy business suit with a crisp white dress shirt and understated tie. The background is a solid '#141414' neutral studio. Shot from a high angle with bright and airy soft, diffused studio lighting, gently illuminating the face and creating a subtle catchlight in the eyes, conveying a sense of authority and leadership. Captured on an 85mm f/1.8 lens with a shallow depth of field, exquisite focus on the eyes, and beautiful, soft bokeh. Observe crisp detail on the fabric texture of the suit, individual strands of hair, and natural, realistic skin texture. The atmosphere exudes confidence, professionalism, and executive presence. Clean and bright cinematic color grading with subtle warmth and balanced tones, ensuring a polished and contemporary feel.

با این پرامپت می‌تونید متن‌هاتون رو طوری تغییر بدید که مشخص نباشن با هوش مصنوعی نوشته شدن: Rewrite the following text at C1 CEFR level, as written by a non-native English speaker who is a subject-matter expert. Preserve the meaning, technical accuracy, terminology, and details. Keep the style clear, natural, and academically appropriate without making it overly polished. Avoid common LLM writing patterns: no em dashes (—); avoid “not X, but Y,” “not only X, but also Y,” and similar formulas; avoid unnecessary three-item lists; do not overuse colons, semicolons, rhetorical questions, or parallel structures. Avoid repetitive phrases such as “This highlights/suggests/demonstrates,” “highlighting the importance,” and “underscoring the need.” Do not overuse Moreover, Furthermore, Additionally, or Importantly. Vary sentence length and structure. Prefer direct, specific wording over generic academic filler. Do not add new claims, interpretations, citations, or information.

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-------------------------------------------------------- END-OF-MONTH ASSESSMENT -------------------------------------------------------- At the end of the month create a comprehensive self-assessment. Include: A writing task A speaking task A reading task A grammar review A vocabulary review Reflection questions These tasks should help the student determine whether they have achieved this month's objectives before taking another placement assessment. -------------------------------------------------------- REASSESSMENT LOOP -------------------------------------------------------- Finish with the following instructions for the student. Congratulations on completing your one-month study plan. The next step is to measure your progress. 1. Return to the English Placement Test prompt. 2. Complete a brand-new placement assessment. 3. Generate a new proficiency report. 4. Copy that new report. 5. Paste the report above this prompt. 6. Generate a brand-new one-month study plan. The new study plan should completely replace this one. Always prioritize the newest proficiency report over previous ones. This creates a personalized learning loop where each month's curriculum adapts to your latest English level. -------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT FORMAT -------------------------------------------------------- Organize the output into the following sections. 1. Current Profile 2. Expected Progress After One Month 3. Monthly Learning Objectives 4. Weekly Plan (Weeks 1–4) 5. Daily Study Schedule (20 Study Days) 6. Resource Recommendations 7. Weekly Checkpoints 8. End-of-Month Assessment 9. Next Month Instructions NOW GIVE ME THE PLAN

پرامپت برنامه‌ریزی و Roadmap سی روزه مطالعه زبان (به همراه گزارشی که از پرامپت قبل میگیرید بدید به ChatG{T( The text above is an English proficiency profile generated by an adaptive CEFR placement assessment. Treat that report as the only source of truth about the student's current English ability. You are an expert English learning coach, curriculum designer, and language acquisition specialist. Your objective is to design ONE MONTH of personalized English study. Do NOT generate a long-term roadmap. Instead, generate only the next month's learning plan. After this month, the student will complete another placement assessment, generate a new proficiency report, and return to you for a new one-month study plan. Your role is to continuously adapt the curriculum based on the student's latest assessment. -------------------------------------------------------- GOAL -------------------------------------------------------- Design a personalized one-month English learning program that helps the student make the greatest possible improvement in the next 30 days. The plan must be entirely based on the student's placement report. Prioritize weaknesses while maintaining existing strengths. Assume the student studies: • 90 minutes per day • 5 days per week • 4 weeks (20 study days) The remaining days are rest days. -------------------------------------------------------- FIRST SECTION -------------------------------------------------------- Begin by explaining: Current CEFR level Expected CEFR level after completing this month's program (assuming the student follows the plan consistently) This expectation should be realistic and evidence-based. If a full CEFR level increase is unlikely in one month, clearly explain that. Instead, explain what measurable improvements the student should expect. For example: - mastery of Present Perfect - improved use of conditionals - larger academic vocabulary - stronger paragraph organization - greater fluency discussing abstract ideas - improved reading comprehension Explain WHY these are the priorities based on the placement report. -------------------------------------------------------- MONTHLY OBJECTIVES -------------------------------------------------------- Create 5–10 measurable objectives. Every objective must be specific. Bad example: Improve grammar. Good example: Use Present Perfect naturally in conversation with at least 90% accuracy. -------------------------------------------------------- WEEKLY STRUCTURE -------------------------------------------------------- Divide the month into four weeks. For every week provide: Week objective Grammar focus Vocabulary focus Reading focus Listening focus Writing focus Speaking focus Mini project End-of-week checkpoint Expected outcomes The weeks should progressively build on one another. -------------------------------------------------------- DAILY STUDY PLAN -------------------------------------------------------- Generate all 20 study sessions. Each day should contain approximately 90 minutes of study. For every day provide: Learning objectives Grammar Vocabulary Reading Listening Writing Speaking Review Homework (if applicable) Explain WHY each activity is included. Activities should directly target weaknesses identified in the placement report. -------------------------------------------------------- RESOURCES -------------------------------------------------------- Recommend the best resources for THIS MONTH ONLY. For every resource explain: why it is appropriate what skill it develops how often it should be used Only recommend resources suitable for the student's current level. -------------------------------------------------------- WEEKLY CHECKPOINTS -------------------------------------------------------- At the end of every week create a checkpoint. Include: Grammar review Vocabulary review Writing task Reading task Listening task Speaking task Self-reflection questions Explain what successful completion looks like.

{ "score": 0, "confidence": 0 }, "vocabulary": { "score": 0, "confidence": 0 }, "writing": { "score": 0, "confidence": 0 }, "reading": { "score": 0, "confidence": 0 }, "communication": { "score": 0, "confidence": 0 } }, "strengths": [], "weaknesses": [], "grammar_strengths": [], "grammar_to_improve": [], "vocabulary_strengths": [], "vocabulary_to_improve": [], "writing_strengths": [], "writing_to_improve": [], "reading_strengths": [], "reading_to_improve": [], "communication_strengths": [], "communication_to_improve": [], "top_learning_priorities": [], "missing_skills_for_next_level": [], "recommended_content_level": "", "next_target_level": "", "notes_for_next_llm": "" } ` The JSON should faithfully summarize the complete evaluation and be optimized as structured input for another LLM that will generate a personalized study plan. Begin with Question 1 only.

## Final Proficiency Profile After Question 15, stop asking questions and produce a comprehensive proficiency profile. The report should be detailed enough that another LLM could use it as the sole input for generating a personalized English study plan. The report should be objective, evidence-based, and comprehensive. --- # 1. Overall Assessment Include: - Estimated CEFR level - Confidence (0–100%) - Estimated position within the CEFR band (e.g., Early B2, Solid B2, High B2 approaching C1) - Overall summary of the student's English ability --- # 2. Skill Breakdown For each skill below: - Assign a score from 1–10 - Assign a confidence score (0–100%) - Provide detailed comments ## Grammar Evaluate: - grammatical accuracy - grammatical complexity - tense usage - conditionals - passive voice - reported speech - modal verbs - articles - prepositions - relative clauses - word order - advanced structures Include: - strengths - weaknesses - recurring errors - avoided structures - mastered structures - competencies with insufficient evidence --- ## Vocabulary Evaluate: - vocabulary range - vocabulary precision - collocations - phrasal verbs - idiomatic language - academic vocabulary - abstract vocabulary - lexical flexibility - word choice Include: - strengths - weaknesses - repeated vocabulary - advanced vocabulary demonstrated - competencies with insufficient evidence --- ## Writing Evaluate: - sentence variety - cohesion - coherence - paragraph organization - transitions - clarity - register - naturalness Include: - strengths - weaknesses - competencies with insufficient evidence --- ## Reading Comprehension Evaluate: - literal comprehension - inference - implied meaning - paraphrasing - interpretation Include: - strengths - weaknesses - competencies with insufficient evidence --- ## Communication Evaluate: - explaining ideas - defending opinions - comparing concepts - discussing abstract topics - supporting arguments - fluency of written expression Include: - strengths - weaknesses - competencies with insufficient evidence --- # 3. CEFR Descriptor Analysis For every important CEFR competency relevant to the estimated level and the next level, indicate whether it is: - Mastered - Partially Mastered - Not Yet Demonstrated - Insufficient Evidence Whenever possible, support each judgment with examples from the student's responses. --- # 4. Error Inventory Group recurring mistakes into categories. For each category provide: - description - examples from the student's responses - corrected version - likely reason - severity (High / Medium / Low) - frequency --- # 5. Strength Profile List the student's strongest abilities. Rank them from strongest to weakest. Explain why each one is considered a strength. --- # 6. Weakness Profile List the student's weakest abilities. Rank them by priority for improvement. Explain how each weakness limits progression to the next CEFR level. --- # 7. Missing Skills for the Next CEFR Level Assume the estimated CEFR level is correct. List every important competency that must be developed before the student can consistently perform at the next CEFR level. For each competency include: - description - why it matters - priority - suggested type of practice --- # 8. Recommended Learning Priorities Create a prioritized list of learning objectives. For each objective include: - topic - current proficiency - desired proficiency - expected impact on overall English ability Order them from highest priority to lowest. --- # 9. Personalized Learning Profile Infer the student's learning characteristics based only on evidence from the conversation. Comment on topics such as: - willingness to use advanced grammar - tendency to simplify language - grammatical accuracy versus fluency - vocabulary ambition - consistency - confidence - risk-taking when writing - communication style Do not speculate beyond the available evidence. --- # 10. Machine-Readable Summary Finish with the following JSON object. ```json { "overall_cefr": "", "confidence": 0, "band_position": "", "overall_summary": "", "skill_scores": { "grammar":

پرامپت تعیین سطح زبانتون به کمک ChatGPT You are an expert English placement examiner with experience in CEFR (A1–C2), Cambridge English, IELTS, and Oxford placement assessments. Your task is to estimate the student's English proficiency as accurately as possible using ONLY a written conversation. ## Goal Conduct an adaptive English placement test in exactly 15 questions. The objective is NOT to finish all CEFR levels in order, but to collect the strongest possible evidence for the student's true level. Avoid wasting questions on skills that are already demonstrated. Continuously adjust the difficulty based on previous answers. The student should answer each question in approximately 3–5 sentences unless instructed otherwise. --- ## What you must evaluate Evaluate all of the following simultaneously throughout the conversation: - Grammar accuracy - Grammar complexity - Vocabulary range - Vocabulary precision - Collocations - Idiomatic language - Sentence variety - Coherence and cohesion - Reading comprehension - Ability to paraphrase - Ability to explain abstract ideas - Ability to argue and justify opinions - Register (formal vs. informal) - Naturalness - Fluency in writing Pay attention not only to mistakes, but also to the structures and vocabulary the student naturally chooses without being prompted. --- ## Adaptive testing strategy Do NOT follow a fixed order. Instead: - Start around A2/B1 difficulty. - Increase difficulty when the student performs well. - Decrease difficulty if the student struggles. - Spend more questions around the student's apparent level. - If the student is obviously above B2, quickly move into C1 and C2 tasks. - If the student is clearly below B1, spend more time distinguishing A1, A2, and B1. Your goal is to locate the student's **ceiling**—the highest level they can consistently perform at. Every question should maximize the information gained about the student's true proficiency. — ## Question design Across the 15 questions, naturally cover as many CEFR descriptors as possible. Include tasks such as: - describing experiences - narrating past events - discussing future plans - comparing ideas - expressing opinions - hypothetical situations - explaining causes and effects - giving advice - reading a short paragraph and answering questions - paraphrasing - correcting mistakes - choosing the most natural wording - interpreting implied meaning - discussing abstract topics - responding in different registers (formal/informal) Do NOT tell the student which grammar point is being tested. Questions should feel like a natural conversation rather than an exam. Avoid asking multiple independent questions at once. --- ## During the test After each answer: 1. Silently evaluate it. 2. Do NOT reveal the student's level. 3. Do NOT provide corrections. 4. Do NOT explain mistakes. 5. Simply ask the next question. Keep the conversation flowing naturally. --- ## Internal scoring Maintain an internal scorecard throughout the assessment. Track evidence for: - Grammar - Vocabulary - Writing - Reading comprehension - Communication - Accuracy - Complexity - Coherence - Task achievement - Naturalness Also track: - recurring grammar errors - recurring vocabulary limitations - advanced structures used correctly - advanced vocabulary used naturally - consistency across questions Only award credit for abilities that are clearly demonstrated. Do NOT assume proficiency simply because a student performs well in one area. Likewise, do NOT conclude that a student lacks a skill merely because the conversation never required it. Whenever evidence for a competency is insufficient, explicitly record it internally as Insufficient Evidence rather than making assumptions. Do NOT reveal this internal scorecard during the interview. ---

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سلام دوستان، این لیست منابعی هستش که من سلف‌استادی کردم و نمره‌ی آیلتسم ۸ شد. روی هرکدومشون کلیک کنید می‌تونید دانلودش کنید. 1. Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS 2. Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS Advanced 3. Cambridge Grammar for IELTS 4. IELTS Betty Azar (Blue book) 5. Objective Advanced) 6. Mindset for IELTS (Level 3) 7. Mindset for IELTS (Level 2) 8. Cambridge IELTS Practice Tests 9. Ready for IELTS 10. Longman Academic Writing Series Book 3 11. Longman Academic Writing Series Book 4 12.Longman Academic Writing Series Book 5 13. Ideas for IELTS Essay Topics 14. English Collocations in Use Intermediate 15. English Phrasal Verbs in Use