Practice by topic / AI prompting / Shaping the Output
Tables, word limits, templates and examples: telling Claude exactly what the answer should look like saves you rewriting it afterwards. These 10 exercises build up step by step, starting with make it shorter, make it more formal, say no kindly.
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Write a prompt asking Claude to cut a 400-word announcement you'll paste to under 100 words, keeping the event date and the sign-up deadline.
Ask Claude to cut it to under 100 words and keep the event date and sign-up deadline.
Example prompt: Cut this 400-word announcement to under 100 words. Keep the event date and the sign-up deadline exactly as they are. [paste announcement]
Write a prompt asking Claude to rewrite a casual message you'll paste so it suits a senior client, without changing what it says.
Ask Claude to rewrite the message in a professional tone for a senior client, keeping the meaning.
Example prompt: Rewrite this casual message in a professional tone for a senior client, without changing what it says or adding anything new. [paste message]
Write a prompt asking Claude to rewrite a blunt reply to a customer complaint so it's warm and understanding, but still declines the refund.
Ask Claude to rewrite the reply so it's warmer, while still making clear there's no refund.
Example prompt: Rewrite this blunt reply to a customer complaint so it sounds warm and understanding, but still clearly declines the refund. [paste reply]
Write a prompt asking Claude to rewrite a technical paragraph about cloud backups for customers who aren't technical.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to correct the grammar and spelling in your draft without changing your wording or style, and to list what it changed.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to turn five bullet points you'll paste into one short paragraph for the staff newsletter.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude for three subject lines for a webinar invitation email, each in a different tone.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to turn an internal project update into a LinkedIn post of under 150 words, leaving out anything confidential.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to edit your draft for clarity while keeping your voice, using a paragraph you wrote earlier as a sample of your style.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to translate a reply to a customer into Spanish, keeping the polite, professional tone and noting any phrase that doesn't translate directly.
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