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Writing

Game development English: report how often a bug appeared

Give the observed count, total attempts and tested build.

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Vocabulary

Included, omitted or added? Describe an AI response

Give specific feedback on a generated response by comparing it with the information and task it was given.

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Writing

Over or under budget: explain the difference

Distinguish the actual cost from the amount above or below the plan.

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Writing

Bug reports: expected versus actual behavior

Tell a teammate what should happen and what actually happens.

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Speaking

Campaign briefs: audience and intended action

Ask who a message is for and what you want its readers to do.

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Vocabulary

Associated with or caused by? Describe a data pattern

Report a relationship in data without turning it into an unsupported explanation.

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Vocabulary

Missing is not zero: describe a data-quality issue

Explain whether a value is unknown, recorded as zero or absent with its whole row.

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Writing

“Better” on what? Compare model results precisely

Replace a vague model comparison with a named metric and evaluation context.

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Speaking

Give useful playtest feedback: moment, experience, suggestion

Explain where you struggled before jumping to a redesign or speaking for every player.

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Writing

Meeting notes: confirmed actions and open questions

Write a short project recap without turning a suggestion into a decision.

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Vocabulary

Suspicious or confirmed? Report security evidence clearly

Say what a security alert shows without turning a suspicion into a confirmed fact.

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Writing

Next update or recovery time? Write a clear service notice

Give readers a useful communication deadline without promising an unconfirmed repair time.

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