Crafting Clear and Concise Sentences

• Do not obscure your message by words that are there to decorate the sentence and make it sound wordy while camouflaging what you mean.
• Make good use of qualifiers ("I think, In my opinion") while not coming across as a perpetually confused person. Don’t use qualifier...

• Use simple and straightforward language. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that the language model may not understand.
• Break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. This will make it easier for the language model to understand what you want it to do.

English audiences prefer short sentences and a subject-verb-object order.

Avoid a huge series of modifying clauses and parenthesis before you reach the subject of the sentence, else the reader’s brain will be working harder to make sense of the sentence. Meanwhile, you’re dist...