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=== Assistant: This is looking much tighter and clearer already — you’ve taken my earlier suggestions on board well. === This is looking much tighter and clearer already — you’ve taken my earlier suggestions on board well. I’d like to challenge and fine-tune a few of your latest revisions so they read even more smoothly and convincingly. Here’s some targeted feedback and possible tweaks: ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: This is very clear, but “in or out of the classroom” feels slightly redundant and weakens the rhythm. You could tighten it to: : This keeps it sharp and universal — spontaneous communication can happen anywhere, so you don’t need to specify. ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: The phrase "worth spending his, the individual's or the class's time on" feels awkward and a bit dated (especially "his"). Try: : This removes unnecessary repetition and improves flow. ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: This is very good — you’ve made the distinction clear. You could make the last sentence slightly smoother: : This keeps the meaning but reads more crisply. ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: This is strong, but the middle sentence is a little long and slightly clunky. Try: : This improves readability and removes repetition ("better or simply equally good ways"). ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: Very good, but the phrase "depending on 'text'" might puzzle some readers. Maybe: : This makes it a bit more explicit and polished. ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: This is concise and well-phrased. You might just add one short bridging phrase to link back to learner motivation: : This reminds readers that task repetition isn’t just mechanical — it also relates to motivation. ===== ✅ Your version: ===== : 💡 Challenge: Very strong — I’d just make "utilize" into "use" (plainer, more natural in British English) and maybe simplify the final sentence slightly: : This keeps your message but makes it a little more direct. Would you like me to integrate all these tweaks into a single fully revised version of your text so you can see how it reads as a whole? This might make it easier to judge flow and coherence.
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