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Here is how I would generate a language learning tool based on the provided information: Title: Learn French for Cooking (Beginner Level) Part 1: Focus on a Single Word Main Word: Ingrédient (Ingredient) Day 1-2: You will start by learning the word "ingrédient" and related vocabulary like "sucre" (sugar), "sel" (salt), "farine" (flour), "eau" (water), and "huile" (oil). You will learn how to pronounce these words and practice using them in simple sentences. For example, "Je veux du sucre" (I want sugar) or "L'ingrédient est la farine" (The ingredient is flour). Day 3: On the third day, you will practice constructing sentences using these words. Example: "Pour faire un gâteau, j'utilise de la farine, du sucre, et de l'huile" (To make a cake, I use flour, sugar, and oil). Practice with variations to reinforce sentence structure. Part 2: Focus on Another Word Main Word: Recette (Recipe) Day 4-5: You will focus on the word "recette" and related words like "préparation" (preparation), "temps" (time), "cuisson" (cooking), "four" (oven), and "poêle" (pan). Learn how to ask for a recipe or describe one in French: "Est-ce que tu as une recette?" (Do you have a recipe?), "La cuisson prend trente minutes" (The cooking takes thirty minutes). Day 6: Practice making more complex sentences using both the words from Part 1 and Part 2. Example: "La recette demande un ingrédient spécial et la cuisson au four pendant une heure" (The recipe requires a special ingredient and baking for one hour). Part 3: Exercises Day 7: You will have a review day with exercises. Here are examples: Translate sentences from English to French using vocabulary you learned. Fill in the blanks in a cooking dialogue. Match French cooking terms to their English counterparts. At the end of the exercises, you will find the answer key to correct your work. Advice Section: Practice regularly by writing down new words and sentences in a journal or notebook. Focus on one main word and build sentences around it using related words. This method will help reinforce your memory. You can print this course and use it as a reference. If you don’t have a journal, you can order one here: https://amzn.eu/d/4xWIFzo. Additionally, watch YouTube videos to learn the correct pronunciation of French cooking terms. If you find the lessons insufficient, copy the last two sentences of the current lesson, and paste them into this tool: https://promptbase.com/prompt/continue-your-work-here-2. Click the arrow at the bottom to continue with more advanced content. Conclusion: Use this tool for one week to build a solid foundation in learning French with a focus on cooking.