Text Clarity and Structure:

1) Be clear and logical.
When making a request, try to keep it straightforward. If you have a longer thought or sentence, break it into smaller, more manageable parts. This makes it easier for others to understand exactly what you need.

2) Use numbered points for multiple questions.
If you’re asking more than one question or covering multiple points, consider listing them out (e.g., 1., 2., 3.). This helps organize your thoughts and makes it simpler to address each question in turn.

 

Using Special Symbols:

 

1) Highlighting Headings:

• You can use quotation marks ("") or capital letters (**) to emphasize headings or titles.

• Example: “VIETNAM” or “KENIJA” can be written in capital letters or surrounded by quotes to make them stand out.
  
  

2) Emphasizing Key Points

• To highlight important information, use bold or italics.

• Example: Kādi ir galvenie noteikumi, kas jāņem vērā?

Another example could be: TOP5 vietas, with “TOP5” in bold to draw attention.

 

Specific Requests:

1) Be precise


The clearer and more specific your request, the more accurate and detailed the response will be.

2) Example

Instead of asking, “Where should I travel in Asia?” you might say, “Please write a detailed travel plan for my trip to Vietnam.” This way, the answer will be focused and tailored to your needs.

 

Request Nuances:

1) Add Details When Needed

If you have any specific preferences or requirements, include them in your request to get a more personalized and useful answer.

2) Example

Instead of saying, “I need a travel plan for Vietnam,” you might specify, “I want to start my trip in Ho Chi Minh City.” This helps narrow down the response and ensures it aligns better with your individual plans or needs.