Reading the answer.

A fluent answer can still miss the job. If you only feel whether it “sounds right,” you will keep what is pretty and lose what you asked for.

After you have an answer, ask the agent to score it against your brief. You are practising the read, not asking it to grade itself as truth.

Here is my brief: a friendly editor; a ten-year-old; under 20 words.
Here is the answer: “Plants use sunlight to make sugar they can store and use later.”
List, in three bullets, whether it met the role, the reader, and the length. Do not rewrite it unless something failed.

Use this on the answer from the last lesson, or on any short reply you have nearby.

A habit: match the answer to the brief before you ask for more. Fluency is not the test.