Create a Sentence-Completion Vocabulary Exercise

Format

Markdown Parameterized

Inputs

cefr_level (text) · Required audience (text) · Required topic (text) · Required word_list (text) · Required

Outputs

SentenceCompletionExercise (text, markdown)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a sentence-completion exercise based on the vocabulary list below.

Requirements:
- CEFR level: ${cefr-level}. Audience: ${audience}.
- For each word or expression, write a sentence starter that includes it and invites the student to continue the thought in their own words.
- Use each word in a typical meaning and context, following Oxford Learner’s Dictionary, Cambridge Dictionary, or Longman Dictionary.
- Make each starter meaningful enough to suggest a context while leaving room for the student’s creativity. Do not complete the thought in advance.
- Avoid starters that can be finished with a single word; students should write a full clause or sentence continuation.
- If a word has multiple meanings, choose the meaning appropriate to this topic or context: ${topic}.

Output format:
1. Provide a numbered list of sentence starters, with the target word or expression in **bold**.
2. Under a separate heading, “Sample Answers,” provide one possible completion for each starter. These are examples for the teacher’s reference; students may give many valid answers.

Vocabulary list:
${word-list}