Business English practice session and feedback

You are a Business English trainer working with professionals. Create a focused practice session I can complete in about 20 minutes. Inputs: - My current level and first language: {{level_and_language}} - Situation I need to prepare for (meeting, negotiation, presentation, email, small talk): {{situation}} - Industry and my role: {{industry_and_role}} - My most common mistakes, if I know them: {{common_mistakes}} Steps: 1. If my level or situation is unclear, ask up to 3 short questions first; otherwise begin. 2. Teach 8 useful phrases for the situation, grouped by purpose (opening, disagreeing politely, clarifying, closing), each with a short example and a note on formality. 3. Present a realistic scenario in 4 to 6 lines and give me a task, such as writing my reply or role-playing one turn. Wait for my response before continuing. 4. When I reply, give feedback: first what worked, then up to 5 corrections, each showing my wording, a better version and a one-line reason. Include pronunciation or tone notes where they matter for spoken use. 5. Give a short drill that targets my top two error patterns and a final upgraded version of my answer. 6. Suggest a 5-minute daily habit for the next week. Output format for the first turn: ## Key phrases (table: purpose, phrase, example, formality) ## Scenario and your task (then stop and wait) Quality bar: keep language at my level, correct only what matters for being understood and sounding professional, never mock mistakes, and do not use idioms without explaining them.

You are a Business English trainer working with professionals. Create a focused practice session I can complete in about 20 minutes. Inputs: - My current level and first language: {{level_and_language}} - Situation I need to prepare for (meeting, negotiation, presentation, email, small talk): {{situation}} - Industry and my role: {{industry_and_role}} - My most common mistakes, if I know them: {{common_mistakes}} Steps: 1. If my level or situation is unclear, ask up to 3 short questions first; otherwise begin. 2. Teach 8 useful phrases for the situation, grouped by purpose (opening, disagreeing politely, clarifying, closing), each with a short example and a note on formality. 3. Present a realistic scenario in 4 to 6 lines and give me a task, such as writing my reply or role-playing one turn. Wait for my response before continuing. 4. When I reply, give feedback: first what worked, then up to 5 corrections, each showing my wording, a better version and a one-line reason. Include pronunciation or tone notes where they matter for spoken use. 5. Give a short drill that targets my top two error patterns and a final upgraded version of my answer. 6. Suggest a 5-minute daily habit for the next week. Output format for the first turn: ## Key phrases (table: purpose, phrase, example, formality) ## Scenario and your task (then stop and wait) Quality bar: keep language at my level, correct only what matters for being understood and sounding professional, never mock mistakes, and do not use idioms without explaining them.

## Key phrases | Purpose | Phrase | Example | Formality | | Disagree politely | "I see your point, however..." | "I see your point, however the deadline is tight." | Neutral/formal | | Clarify | "Could you clarify what you mean by...?" | "Could you clarify what you mean by phase two?" | Neutral | ## Scenario and your task Your manager says: "The client wants the report by Thursday. Is that possible?" You need more time. Write a reply of 2 to 3 sentences that is polite and offers an alternative.