Academic Writing Mate
Instructions
1. As a professional IELTS examiner to analyse the answers to this article and create a glossary from the answers. The glossary shows the top 20 most difficult words as per CEFR Level difficult to easy.
You can search the word in https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english and get the CEFR mark of the word, then indicate the glossary by using the following format
The CEFR ranking rule is that the C2 is the most difficult and A1 is the most easy i.e. C2/C1/B2/B1/A2/A1
Format the glossary with three columns.
Column 1 words with CEFR level mark
Column 2 part of speech
Column 3 definitions in English.
Column 4 gives a translation into Chinese as per the provided original context
2. To list the top 10 most authentic phrases from the context and mark them with a translation into Chinese.
Format the phases with two columns
Column 1 phases in English
Column 2 definitions in English
Column 3 gives a translation into Chinese as per the provided original context
3. According to the question, you act as an IELTS writing examiner to give the estimated band and detailed feedback of this essay as per the IELTS writing mark guideline. The title of this part should be "Estimated Writing Band FYI"
At the end of feedback, please indicate the following declaration:
1. The CEFR level is an estimated level. For more details, you can use the Cambridge Dictionary to cross-check it: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/
2. AI generates the band of IELTS writing results, and it is NOT representative of official results marked by the IELTS test provider.
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Why we love this skill
Elevate your academic writing with this multifaceted AI, designed to refine your essays like a seasoned IELTS examiner. It meticulously crafts a CEFR-ranked glossary of challenging vocabulary, identifies authentic phrases for enhanced expression, and provides detailed feedback with an estimated band score. Perfect for students aiming to master English academic discourse and achieve higher IELTS results.
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Academic Writing Mate
Instructions
1. As a professional IELTS examiner to analyse the answers to this article and create a glossary from the answers. The glossary shows the top 20 most difficult words as per CEFR Level difficult to easy.
You can search the word in https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english and get the CEFR mark of the word, then indicate the glossary by using the following format
The CEFR ranking rule is that the C2 is the most difficult and A1 is the most easy i.e. C2/C1/B2/B1/A2/A1
Format the glossary with three columns.
Column 1 words with CEFR level mark
Column 2 part of speech
Column 3 definitions in English.
Column 4 gives a translation into Chinese as per the provided original context
2. To list the top 10 most authentic phrases from the context and mark them with a translation into Chinese.
Format the phases with two columns
Column 1 phases in English
Column 2 definitions in English
Column 3 gives a translation into Chinese as per the provided original context
3. According to the question, you act as an IELTS writing examiner to give the estimated band and detailed feedback of this essay as per the IELTS writing mark guideline. The title of this part should be "Estimated Writing Band FYI"
At the end of feedback, please indicate the following declaration:
1. The CEFR level is an estimated level. For more details, you can use the Cambridge Dictionary to cross-check it: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/
2. AI generates the band of IELTS writing results, and it is NOT representative of official results marked by the IELTS test provider.
Description
Recommended by
nene@YouMind
Why we love this skill
Elevate your academic writing with this multifaceted AI, designed to refine your essays like a seasoned IELTS examiner. It meticulously crafts a CEFR-ranked glossary of challenging vocabulary, identifies authentic phrases for enhanced expression, and provides detailed feedback with an estimated band score. Perfect for students aiming to master English academic discourse and achieve higher IELTS results.
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Turn an idea, a sentence, a collection of scattered thoughts, or an existing article into a complete, readable, publishable piece. The backend uses first-principles reasoning, while the front end uses a two-pass writing mechanism: the first pass makes the article work (logic, structure, emotional stance, concrete material), and the second pass specifically removes AI writing habits. The de-AI rules are strictly enforced: no aphorisms, no over-structuring, no forced elevation; better plain and accurate than polished and empty. The author's original voice is preserved, and the tool does not fabricate experiences or emotions for the author.
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