Compile Common English Questions
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I need a well-organised bank of English questions that people naturally ask when they want to know about another person’s job, recent activities, or achievements—things along the lines of “Tell me what you’ve done,” “What have you done?” or “What do you do?”
The end product I’m looking for is a spreadsheet (CSV or XLSX) that contains:
• Column A – the question exactly as it is normally spoken.
• Column B – one plausible, simple one-word answer that fits the question (for example: “Engineer,” “Cooking,” “Finished”).
Please avoid textbook phrasing; the questions should feel conversational and current. Variety matters, so include different tenses, levels of formality, and common re-phrasings without drifting into slang that would confuse learners. Duplicates or near-duplicates will be sent back for revision.
If you already keep corpora or use tools such as Corpus of Contemporary American English, ChatGPT prompts, or frequency analyzers, feel free to leverage them—just make sure the final wording sounds natural.
I’ll review against these acceptance points:
• Minimum 200 unique questions.
• Each has a distinct, logical one-word reply.
• No spelling or grammatical errors.
• Delivered as a single spreadsheet ready to download.
Let me know your turnaround time and any clarifications you need.
The end product I’m looking for is a spreadsheet (CSV or XLSX) that contains:
• Column A – the question exactly as it is normally spoken.
• Column B – one plausible, simple one-word answer that fits the question (for example: “Engineer,” “Cooking,” “Finished”).
Please avoid textbook phrasing; the questions should feel conversational and current. Variety matters, so include different tenses, levels of formality, and common re-phrasings without drifting into slang that would confuse learners. Duplicates or near-duplicates will be sent back for revision.
If you already keep corpora or use tools such as Corpus of Contemporary American English, ChatGPT prompts, or frequency analyzers, feel free to leverage them—just make sure the final wording sounds natural.
I’ll review against these acceptance points:
• Minimum 200 unique questions.
• Each has a distinct, logical one-word reply.
• No spelling or grammatical errors.
• Delivered as a single spreadsheet ready to download.
Let me know your turnaround time and any clarifications you need.