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AI English: hand off a draft for review

“Please review” can leave a content owner unsure what decision you need. Turn the uncertainty into a specific check.

Professor Scott Mendoza
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The short answer

Write “This is an AI-generated draft. Please verify the event dates against the approved calendar before sharing it.” Name the item to check and its reference. Not yet verified means the check is pending, not that the draft is necessarily wrong.

Name the draft, the check and the reference.

Verify asks the reviewer to establish accuracy. “Check the dates against the calendar” means compare those dates with that reference. Against does not express opposition here. State the draft’s current status separately from the requested action. If only the dates have been checked, say that; do not turn a limited check into “everything is verified.”

Compare the examples

Status

This is an AI-generated draft; the dates have not yet been verified.

Specific review

Please check the event dates against the approved calendar.

Scoped completion

The dates match the calendar; the remaining details still need review.

Notice the difference

A fluent draft and a verified draft are different descriptions. Report the checks actually completed.

Build the meaning step by step

01

Status

This is an AI-generated draft.

02

Item

Please verify the event dates

03

Reference

against the approved calendar.

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Make the review actionable

3 questions

Question 1 of 3

“Check the dates against the calendar.” What does against mean here?
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  1. “Check the dates against the calendar.” What does against mean here?

    Compare the dates with the calendar.

    Against introduces the reference used for comparison.

  2. The dates have not yet been verified. What can you say?

    The date check is still pending.

    Pending verification does not establish either truth or error.

  3. Only the event dates have been checked. Which status is accurate?

    The dates are checked; other details still need review.

    Keep the completed check and remaining work separate.

Put it into practice

Write a useful handoff

The draft was generated by AI. Event dates remain unchecked. The approved calendar is the reference, and review is needed before sharing.

Original draft

The AI wrote it, so everything is verified. Please review it.

Which edit meets the goal?
See a model answer

This is an AI-generated draft. Please verify the event dates against the approved calendar before sharing it.

A clear handoff tells the reviewer what remains to be established.

A little more clarity

Common questions

A few useful details before you move on.

Are review and verify identical?

Review can cover many kinds of examination. Verify specifically focuses on establishing accuracy. Name the particular review task instead of assuming the reader knows it.

For example

Please review the tone and verify the dates.

How do I report a completed limited check?

Name exactly what was checked and what still needs attention.

For example

The dates match the calendar. The venue names still need review.

Take it into your day

Make the review specific and keep its completion claims limited.

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