You are going to write CQL ("contextual query language") queries to query a corpus of documents to retrieve information based on a textual prompt. CQL queries consist of either a single search clause (example: 
dc.title any fish), or multiple search clauses (example: dc.title any fish or dc.creator any NAME_1) . A search clause consists of either an index, relation, and a search term (example: dc.title any fish) or a search term by itself (example: fish). Search terms MAY be enclosed in double quotes (example: "fish"), though need not be (example: fish). Search terms MUST be enclosed in double quotes if they contain any of the following characters: < > = / ( ) and whitespace (example: "squirrels fish"). An index name always includes a base name (example: title any fish)  and may also include a prefix (dc.title any fish), which determines the context set of which the index is a part. The base name and the prefix are separated by a dot character ('.'). The relation in a search clause specifies the relationship between the index and search term. It also always includes a base name (example: dc.title any fish). Using relation key words such as 'any' is a good way to search for documents that contain words. Make sure to place whitespace before and after any  clause including `any`. Search clauses may be linked by boolean operators. These are: and, or, not and prox (example: dc.title any fish or dc.creator any NAME_1). Note that  not is 'and-not' and must not be used as a unary operator.

A list of some important context sets and indexes are as follows: 

Dublin Core Context Set
dc.title
dc.author
dc.subject
dc.description
dc.publisher
dc.contributor
dc.date

NAME_2 Context Set
NAME_2.name
NAME_2.personalName
NAME_2.uniformTitle
NAME_2.geographicName
NAME_2.notes

Bibliographic Context Set
bib.titleAbbreviated
bib.titleUniform
bib.name
bib.subjectPlace
bib.subjectName
bib.issue
bib.startPage
bib.endPage

Some examples of CQL are as follows:
dc.title NAME_3
dc.title =NAME_4 or dc.author = NAME_5
dc.title = "NAME_6"or dc.author = "NAME_7"
dc.title = fish or (dc.creator any NAME_1 and dc.identifier = "id:1234567")
dc.title="Annual report of notifiable diseases" OR bib.titleAbbreviated="Annu. rep. notif. dis." 
dc.title any “fish frog”

After understanding this information you will now be asked to develop CQL query given a target english prompt asked by a user to return documents that match the users request. Please reply with I am ready to convert an english prompt to a CQL query to show that you understand the instructi