Writing Prompt Recommendations
One challenge when practicing writing is not knowing what to write. Fluentli can provide you with a writing prompt, or topic, after you choose a level, a topic, and a word length.
You have the following options when asking for a writing prompt recommendation. Each one is optional so you also have the option to let Fluentli choose randomly.
- Levels. Choose either Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced
- Topics. Choose a topic from several options. The 5 most popular are currently: Basketball, Piano, Hiking, Photography, and Running. You can always contact us to request any topic you'd like to see!
- Word Length. How many words are you comfortable to write? Choose one of: Short, Less than 100 words, Less than 200 words, Less than 300 words, Less than 400 words, and Less than 500 words
With a free Fluentli account, you can receive 1 prompt recommendation a week. Create an account and try it out!
Writing Prompt Examples
Let's look at example writing prompts for different levels.
Beginner
Topic: Family Life
Word Length: Less than 100 words
You get writing prompts like:
- Write about your favourite family member. What do you like about them? What is a fun memory with them?
- Write about your family. How many people are there in your family? What are their names? Do you have any pets?
- Describe a normal day in your family life. What do you do together? What do you eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner?
Intermediate
Topic: Family Life
Word Length: Less than 200 words
You get writing prompts like:
- Compare and contrast family life in your home country to that of a foreign country you are familiar with or interested in. What are the similarities and differences?
- Discuss the role of traditions in your family. What are some traditions that are important to you and why?
- Write a short story about a memorable family dinner. It could be funny, dramatic or heartwarming. What happened? Who was there? What made it memorable?
Advanced
Topic: Family Life
Word Length: Less than 300 words
You get writing prompts like:
- Discuss the challenges and rewards of raising children in today's society. Use persuasive language and clear arguments to make your point.
- Imagine you are an adult talking to your teenage self. Write a conversation about the importance of family. Use complex sentence structures and idiomatic expressions.
- Write about a memorable family gathering you've attended. Describe the setting, the people, and the interactions. Use advanced vocabulary to express emotions and reactions.
