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Instruct: I reached for and tapped his shoulder.
Output: I reached out and tapped him on the shoulder. |
Instruct: Tom showed me how to do it.
Output: Tom taught me that. |
Instruct: Tom pulled Mary's hair.
Output: Tom yanked Mary's hair. |
Instruct: Everybody thinks so.
Output: Everyone thinks so. |
Instruct: You must show yourself creative when composing a piece of music.
Output: You must be creative in composing a piece of music. |
Instruct: Tom and I have talked about it.
Output: Tom and I've talked about that. |
Instruct: We detest them.
Output: We hate them. |
Instruct: Yes, she's at home.
Output: Yes, he's at home. |
Instruct: This is top secret.
Output: It's top secret. |
Instruct: I couldn't eat anything.
Output: I can't bring myself to eat anything. |
Instruct: Didn't you know Tom was a Canadian?
Output: Didn't you know that Tom was Canadian? |
Instruct: They say they don't mind.
Output: They say that they don't mind. |
Instruct: Incitement to suicide is a crime.
Output: Provoking someone to commit suicide is a crime. |
Instruct: You are the best thing that has ever happened to me!
Output: You're the best thing that's ever happened to me. |
Instruct: I just spoke to Tom.
Output: I just spoke with Tom. |
Instruct: Tom is in school.
Output: Tom is at school. |
Instruct: It's been three years since we got married.
Output: Three years have gone by since we got married. |
Instruct: His goal is not to earn money.
Output: His goal is to not earn money. |
Instruct: I like that job.
Output: I like that kind of work. |
Instruct: I'm going to make a drink.
Output: I'll fix a drink. |
Instruct: You certainly understand.
Output: Of course you understand. |
Instruct: They never returned to their country.
Output: They were never to return to their country. |
Instruct: I don't know your reasons for not liking Tom.
Output: I can see why you don't like Tom. |
Instruct: Tom celebrated his fortieth birthday the other day, without pomp or ceremony.
Output: Tom celebrated his fortieth the other day, without fanfare or trumpets. |
Instruct: We have just cleaned the lavatory.
Output: We've just cleaned the toilets. |
Instruct: He sat up late at night.
Output: He stayed up late. |
Instruct: Lucas is a wise-ass.
Output: Lucas is a smart aleck. |
Instruct: I think Tom and Mary are both safe.
Output: I think both Tom and Mary are safe. |
Instruct: And I give my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly: I have known that even this is vexation of spirit; for, in abundance of wisdom is abundance of sadness, and he who addeth knowledge addeth pain.
Output: I applied my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly. I perceived that this al... |
Instruct: He has left for Kyushu.
Output: He has set off for Kyushu. |
Instruct: I followed Tom.
Output: I watched Tom. |
Instruct: The United States is next to Canada.
Output: The United States borders Canada. |
Instruct: I put cream in my coffee.
Output: He put milk in his coffee. |
Instruct: He also came up with yet another doubtful conclusion.
Output: He also brought out one more dubious conclusion. |
Instruct: That must've been interesting work.
Output: That must have been interesting work. |
Instruct: I thought you knew him.
Output: I thought you recognized him. |
Instruct: Omit needless words!
Output: Remove unnecessary words! |
Instruct: Tom is better than us.
Output: Tom is better than we are. |
Instruct: I have only one sister.
Output: I only have one sister. |
Instruct: I lent him a book, but he has not yet given it back.
Output: I lent him a book but he still hasn't returned it. |
Instruct: Tom is going to wonder where we are.
Output: Tom will wonder where we are. |
Instruct: He froze to death.
Output: He was frozen to death. |
Instruct: He used to read a lot.
Output: He read a lot. |
Instruct: Can we do it this week?
Output: Can we do that this week? |
Instruct: He has lost his key.
Output: I lost a bunch of keys. |
Instruct: Don't pull my leg, tell me the truth.
Output: Don't try to bullshit me, tell me the truth. |
Instruct: She never gets invited to parties.
Output: She's not invited to parties. |
Instruct: That's not why I did that.
Output: That isn't why I did this. |
Instruct: When it comes to my child, the trouble never ends.
Output: I am never free from worries about my child. |
Instruct: Tom put on a tie.
Output: Tom put on his tie. |
Instruct: There was a five-year-old girl in the family.
Output: This family has a five year old child. |
Instruct: I never would've guessed.
Output: I never thought it could be that way. |
Instruct: I only hope that that is enough.
Output: I just hope this is enough. |
Instruct: I'll phone Tom.
Output: I've been searching for Tom. |
Instruct: She fired me.
Output: She kicked me out. |
Instruct: Once across the river, you are safe.
Output: Once you cross the river, you'll be safe. |
Instruct: She visited the zoo with him.
Output: She went with him to the zoo. |
Instruct: It has come to my ears that he will not be long in this country.
Output: I've heard that he won't be in this country for a long time. |
Instruct: Betty drives fast.
Output: Betty drives very fast. |
Instruct: The painter went to Paris with the object of studying painting.
Output: This painter went to Paris for his studies. |
Instruct: It's hard for me to express ideas through words.
Output: I find it difficult to express my thoughts with words. |
Instruct: The child is eating the meat.
Output: The child is eating meat. |
Instruct: How long are you going to be in London?
Output: How many days will you remain in London? |
Instruct: It is springtime.
Output: It'll be spring soon. |
Instruct: Keep your nose clean.
Output: Stay out of trouble. |
Instruct: She despises people who lie.
Output: She scorns liars. |
Instruct: Why is that here?
Output: Why is it here? |
Instruct: Why don't you let him go?
Output: Why don't you let her go? |
Instruct: I wonder if Tom left early.
Output: I wonder whether Tom left early. |
Instruct: Tom didn't like this.
Output: Tom didn't like that. |
Instruct: The wound bled.
Output: Blood flowed from the wound. |
Instruct: That story can't possibly be true.
Output: This story cannot be true. |
Instruct: Snow indicates the coming of winter.
Output: Snow indicates the arrival of winter. |
Instruct: You're not the one who died.
Output: You are not the only one who is dead. |
Instruct: I thought I was losing my mind.
Output: I thought I was going crazy. |
Instruct: You can do it, let's go, I'm with you
Output: You can make it! Go for it. I'll stand by you. |
Instruct: She is said to be in hospital now.
Output: I hear that she's in the hospital now. |
Instruct: Hi, my name is Tom.
Output: Hi, my name's Tom! |
Instruct: Americans like football in the same way that Japanese like baseball.
Output: As the Japanese like baseball, so the Americans like football. |
Instruct: Mary heard it.
Output: Mary heard that. |
Instruct: I want you to send this parcel at once.
Output: Please send this package right away. |
Instruct: She's alive!
Output: She is alive! |
Instruct: We're not like them.
Output: We aren't like them. |
Instruct: Put the book back in the bookcase.
Output: Put the book back on the shelf. |
Instruct: He likes his coffee black.
Output: He prefers to drink his coffee without sugar. |
Instruct: I had never before seen this species of fish.
Output: I had never seen that kind of fish until then. |
Instruct: This book will transform your life.
Output: This book will change your life. |
Instruct: Nobody knows where Tom went.
Output: No one knows where Tom's gone. |
Instruct: Tom has lived in Boston for most of his life.
Output: Tom lived in Boston most of his life. |
Instruct: Tom's a very nice boy.
Output: Tom is a very good boy. |
Instruct: Here come the police. Let's get out of here.
Output: The pigs are coming! Let's beat it! |
Instruct: Tom looks rich.
Output: Tom seems wealthy. |
Instruct: He's rich, but he's not happy.
Output: You can't buy happiness. |
Instruct: He has just arrived here.
Output: He came back home a while ago. |
Instruct: I'm sticking with her.
Output: I'm sticking with him. |
Instruct: I have difficulty breathing.
Output: I'm having trouble breathing. |
Instruct: Add a little more milk to my tea, please.
Output: Could I please have a little bit more milk for my tea? |
Instruct: She is taller than me.
Output: He's taller than I am. |
Instruct: I assume that Tom can swim.
Output: I assume Tom can swim. |
Instruct: Talk slower.
Output: Can you speak slower, please? |
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