new.txtis a list of words used in businesses: https://www.vocabulary.com/lists/234528#view=listcore.txtis a list of words required for the College English Test in China: https://github.com/mahavivo/english-wordlists/blob/master/CET4_edited.txt
- The CET-4 is mandatory for university students in China who are not English majors. It is also a prerequisite for a bachelor's degree. Many employers in China prefer applicants with CET-4 or even CET-6 certification. (https://www.wikiwand.com/en/College_English_Test)
- Prompt GPT-3 x times for sentences containing
new.txtwords. To do this generate set of prompts following the structure: "Generate a business conversation containing the word "confined""
where business is the topic of the conversation and confined is the word to include.
- Filter out the sentences that contains words not in
core.txtornew.txt.
{
"laborious": "Person 1: \"This project is proving to be quite laborious. We've been working on it for weeks and still haven't made much progress.\"\n\nPerson 2: \"I know, it's been a challenge. But I think if we keep at it, we'll eventually get there.\"",
"inevitable": "Person 1: \"We need to start planning for the inevitable changes that will come with the new regulations.\"\n\nPerson 2: "Yes, it's inevitable that we'll have to make some adjustments. What do you think our first step should be?\""
}- Start with the new words
- Build prompts with each of the new words
- Get responses from GPT-3 api
- Parse the responses
{
"laborious": [
{
"synonoyms": ["a", "b", "c"],
"chinese": "辛苦的",
"examples": [
"This project is proving to be quite laborious. We've been working on it for weeks and still haven't made much progress.",
"I know, it's been a challenge. But I think if we keep at it, we'll eventually get there."
]
},
[
"I can't believe how laborious this project is taking me. I thought it would be much easier!",
"Yeah, it's definitely a lot more work than we anticipated. But I'm sure if we keep at it, we'll get it done eventually."
]
]
}- Sort them into two theoretical users