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Tongue-in-Cheek Persuasive Email

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The prompt

Write a deadpan persuasive email that argues an absurd case so convincingly that it's funny.

Inputs
- Recipient: [e.g. my school principal]
- Playful claim: [e.g. Pig Latin should count as my foreign-language credit]
- What I'm asking for: [e.g. a proficiency exam]
- One real detail about me: [detail]

Structure (under 250 words)
1. Respectful opening and the request in one sentence.
2. Three numbered arguments, each 'serious' and well-reasoned (history, precedent, practical benefit).
3. Pre-empt the obvious objection.
4. Polite close with a specific next step.

Tone: formal and earnest throughout; the humour comes from the logic, never from winking at the reader. Keep it kind.

Why this prompt

• AI-graded 88/100 for quality and structure
• Written for General

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