better prompt

app.py

@@ -127,13 +127,13 @@ def generate_ideas(metadatas, interests):
 def generate_application(metadata, interests):
     prompt = f"""
     You are now writing a description for the lesson titled \"{metadata['title']}\". 
-    This description comes after the title so you don't have to mention the title explicitly.
+    This description comes after the title so don't mention the title explicitly.
     Sound like you're naturally explaining the lesson in person. 
     Describe the lesson and its outcome in one sentence objectively.
     Next, in one separate and concise sentence, explain what the student can now do after learning this lesson.
     Use one of the previously described ambitious projects that's relevant to this lesson.
     Explain the project in full, this is the first time you're talking to the student about it.
-    Don't put the project in quotes.
+    Don't put the project in quotes, don't explicitly use the words "ambitious project".
     Don't repeat an example of a project if you've used it for a previous lesson. 
     The sentence should implicitly help the student to feel inspired to connect with the lesson. 
     Change your sentence structures compared to your previous responses.