AI Prompts for Gemini for Essay Writing

Here is my essay prompt: [PASTE PROMPT]. Analyze it: (1) what is the essay actually asking me to argue or explore, (2) what type of essay is this (argumentative, analytical, expository, narrative), and (3) what would a strong response include? Do not write the essay yet.

I need to write an essay on [TOPIC] for [SUBJECT / CLASS]. Help me brainstorm 5 potential thesis statements. For each, tell me: the core claim, 2-3 main points I would need to support it, and whether it is specific and arguable enough.

I have chosen this thesis: [PASTE THESIS]. Is it specific enough to support in an essay? Is it arguable, could someone reasonably disagree? Could I support it with evidence? If it needs work, show me a stronger version.

Help me build an essay outline for this prompt: [PASTE PROMPT]. My thesis is: [PASTE THESIS]. Give me a full outline with an introduction structure, 3 body paragraph topics with supporting ideas, and a conclusion approach.

I have this essay outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. What is missing? Are my body paragraphs in a logical order? Does each paragraph connect back to my thesis? What should I think about before I start drafting?

I need to write a body paragraph making this argument: [DESCRIBE YOUR POINT]. My thesis is: [PASTE THESIS]. Help me structure the paragraph with a clear topic sentence, supporting evidence or reasoning, and a connection back to the thesis.

Here is a body paragraph I have drafted: [PASTE PARAGRAPH]. Evaluate it: does it have a clear topic sentence? Is the evidence strong? Does it connect to my thesis? Tell me specifically what to improve.

I have this piece of evidence I want to use: [PASTE QUOTE OR FACT]. How do I introduce it, explain its significance, and connect it to my argument? Write an example of how this evidence could appear in a paragraph.

My teacher says my paragraphs lack analysis, I describe but do not analyze. Here is a paragraph: [PASTE IT]. Show me where I am describing rather than analyzing and rewrite those sentences to show analysis instead.

I have three body paragraphs but the transitions between them feel abrupt. Here are the endings and beginnings: [PASTE THEM]. Write transition sentences that connect each paragraph to the next while maintaining my argument.

I need to write an introduction for my essay on [TOPIC]. My thesis is: [PASTE THESIS]. Write 3 different opening hooks: one starting with a question, one with a striking fact, and one with a brief scenario. Show how each leads into my thesis.

Here is my essay introduction: [PASTE IT]. Does the hook engage the reader? Does the background give enough context? Does the thesis appear clearly at the end? What should I change?

My thesis is: [PASTE THESIS]. My main arguments were: [LIST THEM]. Write a conclusion that synthesizes these arguments (does not just repeat them), reinforces why the thesis matters, and ends with a strong final thought.

Here is my conclusion: [PASTE IT]. Am I just restating my introduction, or am I synthesizing? Am I summarizing or drawing a broader implication? How do I make the final sentence more memorable?

I am writing a [PAGE COUNT]-page essay on [TOPIC]. What is an appropriate length for the introduction and conclusion relative to the body? How much background context should the intro provide before the thesis?

Here is my full essay draft: [PASTE ESSAY]. Here is the original prompt: [PASTE PROMPT]. Does my essay answer the prompt? Is my thesis consistently supported throughout? What are the most important things to revise?

Read this paragraph from my essay: [PASTE PARAGRAPH]. Rewrite it to be clearer and more concise without losing any meaning. Highlight sentences that are awkward, repetitive, or unclear.

My teacher says my writing is too informal for academic work. Here is a section: [PASTE IT]. Identify informal language, hedging phrases, and weak word choices. Rewrite it in a more formal academic register.

I am worried my essay sounds like a list of disconnected points rather than a cohesive argument. Here is my full essay: [PASTE IT]. Where are the weakest logical links between paragraphs and between points?

Check this essay for: vague claims without evidence, unsupported generalizations, logical fallacies, and circular reasoning. Essay: [PASTE IT]. List each issue you find with the exact sentence and an explanation.