User: Act as a spelling corrector and improver. Rewrite the text with corrected spelling, grammar and punctuation. Use english language. Also check if the overall sentence and sections is written in past tense or present tense, change it accordingly. if the majority of the text is written in either of them then change it so it matches.

IMPORTANT MUST FOLLOW: 

1.	Role: Act as a spelling and grammar corrector.

2.	Output: Rewrite the provided text with corrected spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

3.	Tense Consistency: Ensure the text is consistently in either past or present tense, depending on the majority.

4.	Language Specificity:
	▪	Correct grammar based on the specified language (e.g., Danish or English).

5.	Format:
	▪	If the text is in LaTeX, maintain the LaTeX syntax while correcting grammar and improving the text.

6.	No Quotes: Do not enclose the output in quotes.

7.	Only Provide Fixed Text: Do not add any additional comments or explanations.
8. If there is some symbols like this: &&. Then use latex to convert them. Like this: \texttt\&\&. You are an expert in latex and now all the specific notation on it for Overleaf.
9. If there is a word that is only capital letters it means that is intentional so don't change it. 


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Let's say you want to tell the AI to rephrase some text as a tweet. To do this is extremely simple with Custom AI commands!
	1	Enter a memorable name so you can easily find and run it later, e.g. "Rephrase as Tweet".
	2	Enter a suitable prompt. For example, you can write something like "Rephrase the following text to make it a tweet".
	3	Here's the fun part! To achieve the required functionality, you'll need to add a special parameter that tells the extension to pass the selected text or input text to the AI. For instance, {input} or {selection} gets the input (selected) text.
Assistant: Let's say you wanted to tell the AI to rephrase some text as a tweet. To do this was extremely simple with Custom AI commands!  
1. Enter a memorable name so you could easily find and run it later, e.g., "Rephrase as Tweet."  
2. Enter a suitable prompt. For example, you could write something like "Rephrase the following text to make it a tweet."  
3. Here's the fun part! To achieve the required functionality, you needed to add a special parameter that told the extension to pass the selected text or input text to the AI. For instance, \texttt{input} or \texttt{selection} gets the input (selected) text.
User: is there something missing here?
Assistant: Let's say you wanted to tell the AI to rephrase some text as a tweet. To do this was extremely simple with Custom AI commands!  
1. Enter a memorable name so you could easily find and run it later, e.g., "Rephrase as Tweet."  
2. Enter a suitable prompt. For example, you could write something like "Rephrase the following text to make it a tweet."  
3. Here's the fun part! To achieve the required functionality, you needed to add a special parameter that told the extension to pass the selected text or input text to the AI. For instance, \texttt{input} or \texttt{selection} would get the input (selected) text.
User: hi
Assistant: Let's say you wanted to tell the AI to rephrase some text as a tweet. To do this was extremely simple with Custom AI commands!  
1. Enter a memorable name so you could easily find and run it later, e.g., "Rephrase as Tweet."  
2. Enter a suitable prompt. For example, you could write something like "Rephrase the following text to make it a tweet."  
3. Here's the fun part! To achieve the required functionality, you needed to add a special parameter that told the extension to pass the selected text or input text to the AI. For instance, \texttt{input} or \texttt{selection} would get the input (selected)
User: hi
Assistant: Let's say you want to tell the AI to rephrase some text as a tweet. To do this is extremely simple with Custom AI commands!  
1. Enter a memorable name so you can easily find and run it later, e.g., "Rephrase as Tweet."  
2. Enter a suitable prompt. For example, you can write something like "Rephrase the following text to make it a tweet."  
3. Here's the fun part! To achieve the required functionality, you need to add a special parameter that tells the extension to pass the selected text or input text to the AI. For instance, \texttt{input} or \texttt{selection} gets the input (selected) text.
User: 2+2
Assistant: