Hello and welcome! I’m Rahul, and you’re watching me on my Facebook page or my YouTube channel, Rahul Kumar Talks. If you’re watching me consistently, then welcome back to my channel. I certainly bring knowledge that can deepen your thoughts and give you a perspective based on which you can think and judge rationally. My purpose has always been to develop critical thinking and to provide you with information that is important in our lives.
Today, I want to talk about one of the most important things that can help you develop your communication skills - ChatGPT. I have been using ChatGPT for a long time since it was rolled out. Recently, I have developed some skills in using it. I can’t call myself a prompt engineer, but I have improved over time.
ChatGPT is a tool that can help you enrich your vocabulary and develop your communication skills. It is one of the best methods to learn and retain new words. You can ask ChatGPT to provide you with articles involving better vocabularies, and it will give you paragraphs and long articles to help you learn. By learning vocabulary through paragraphs, you will be able to retain it in your memory.
If you want to know the meaning of a word, you can simply toggle on that word and select it. ChatGPT will automatically search for the meaning of that word and provide it to you. It’s mesmerizing how easy it is to develop your vocabulary using this tool.
To develop your communication skills and vocabulary, I recommend asking ChatGPT to list down more than 100 medium or high-frequency vocabularies. You can also ask for the meaning and part of speech of each word. By learning and using these words, you will be able to discern everything in the English language.
English is a global language, and having good communication skills is important for various career opportunities, such as call centers. By developing your communication skills with ChatGPT, you can create career opportunities for yourself. It’s an amazing tool that minimizes your time and provides you with the vocabulary, paragraphs, and articles you need.
Thank you for listening to me!
