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Instruct: He doesn't listen to his parents.
Output: He doesn't obey his parents. |
Instruct: They told everybody they were adopted.
Output: They told everyone they were adopted. |
Instruct: He gave me back the money.
Output: I got the money back from him. |
Instruct: You were always in my thoughts.
Output: You were always on my mind. |
Instruct: It was so fabulous.
Output: It was so yummy. |
Instruct: I know that Tom is conceited.
Output: I know Tom is conceited. |
Instruct: I want you to return to your seat.
Output: Please return to your seat. |
Instruct: We all like to ride bikes.
Output: We all like cycling. |
Instruct: It was absolutely fantastic.
Output: It was absolutely fabulous. |
Instruct: Will I make it through?
Output: Will I succeed? |
Instruct: Tom said it should've been easy.
Output: Tom said it should have been easy. |
Instruct: Charge this to my account.
Output: Put it on my account. |
Instruct: I'll buy a pen for him.
Output: I plan to buy him a pen. |
Instruct: I couldn't stop myself.
Output: I couldn't stop. |
Instruct: I can replace it.
Output: I can replace him. |
Instruct: I love Tom's voice.
Output: I like Tom's voice. |
Instruct: Alcohol is bad for the health.
Output: Alcohol is harmful to health. |
Instruct: You are a sinner.
Output: You're a sinner. |
Instruct: I like English better than music.
Output: I prefer English to music. |
Instruct: I wrote many sentences in Esperanto.
Output: I wrote many phrases in Esperanto. |
Instruct: You scared us.
Output: You startled us. |
Instruct: He drives his own car.
Output: He has a car. |
Instruct: It's a dead end.
Output: This is a dead-end street. |
Instruct: Did you speak to her yesterday?
Output: Did you speak to him yesterday? |
Instruct: Tom can't get Mary to stop.
Output: Tom can't stop Mary. |
Instruct: Please let me have my bill.
Output: Can I please have the bill? |
Instruct: In clear weather one can see Mount Fuji from here.
Output: On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji. |
Instruct: I look up to you.
Output: I respect you. |
Instruct: We haven't found them yet.
Output: We still haven't found them. |
Instruct: They don't have an ear for music.
Output: I don't understand music. |
Instruct: It's easy to fall into bad habits.
Output: A bad habit is easily acquired. |
Instruct: Tom can do that and I can, too.
Output: Tom can do that and so can I. |
Instruct: Mr Smith proposed marriage to Jane.
Output: Mr. Smith asked Jane to marry him. |
Instruct: That will be possible.
Output: That'll be possible. |
Instruct: Tom likes to sing in the shower.
Output: Tom likes singing in the shower. |
Instruct: Really? You look younger.
Output: Really? You look so young. |
Instruct: I'm fighting.
Output: I fought. |
Instruct: My favorite subject is French.
Output: French is my favorite subject. |
Instruct: I'll clean up the kitchen later.
Output: I will clean the kitchen later. |
Instruct: No one approved the proposal.
Output: No one welcomed the proposal. |
Instruct: Sami turn off the light.
Output: Sami turned the light off. |
Instruct: Keep Tom inside.
Output: Don't let Tom go. |
Instruct: Tom said that he was unafraid.
Output: Tom said he's unafraid. |
Instruct: I have the honor of working with Tom.
Output: I'm honored to work with Tom. |
Instruct: You look a little tired.
Output: You look a bit tired. |
Instruct: He's a quick study.
Output: He's a fast learner. |
Instruct: I'm convinced that Tom didn't do anything wrong.
Output: I'm convinced that Tom did nothing wrong. |
Instruct: Who cares when she will marry?
Output: Who cares when she gets married? |
Instruct: I plan to major in engineering in college.
Output: I plan to take up engineering at college. |
Instruct: I think you should go.
Output: I think you ought to go. |
Instruct: You have no right to tell me what to do.
Output: Don't tell me what to do. |
Instruct: Tom can't deny that.
Output: Tom can't deny this. |
Instruct: Tom just broke up with Mary last weekend.
Output: Tom broke up with Mary last week. |
Instruct: That isn't mandatory.
Output: That's not mandatory. |
Instruct: The boys in the village laughed at me.
Output: Hillbilly boys laughed at me. |
Instruct: I'm calling Tom.
Output: I'll call Tom. |
Instruct: Don't throw away your money.
Output: Don't waste your money. |
Instruct: Tom seems to be very upset.
Output: Tom looks very sad. |
Instruct: We were so close.
Output: We were very close. |
Instruct: There are both advantages and disadvantages to city living.
Output: City life has advantages and disadvantages. |
Instruct: I would never say such a thing.
Output: I'd never say something like that. |
Instruct: It's frozen hard.
Output: It is hard frozen. |
Instruct: Because it was cold yesterday, I stayed home.
Output: Yesterday it was so cold that I stayed home. |
Instruct: When did you tell him how you feel about him?
Output: When did you ask her to be your girlfriend? |
Instruct: You should be reading Shakespeare's sonnets.
Output: You should read Shakespeare's sonnets. |
Instruct: I like this color as well.
Output: I like this color, too. |
Instruct: How's Lanzarote?
Output: How is Lanzarote? |
Instruct: She wants answers.
Output: He wants answers. |
Instruct: I’m in the car on the way to the airport.
Output: I’m driving on my way to the airport now. |
Instruct: It's such a daft idea.
Output: The idea is stupid anyway. |
Instruct: Politics is the art of preventing people from taking part in affairs which properly concern them.
Output: Politics is the art of preventing people from getting involved in what concerns them. |
Instruct: A cheap coat makes a cheap man.
Output: Dress for success. |
Instruct: The train was not so crowded as I had expected.
Output: The train wasn't as crowded as I thought it would be. |
Instruct: I supported him.
Output: I stood for him. |
Instruct: It isn't yet time.
Output: It's not yet time. |
Instruct: My brother learned how hard working I am.
Output: My brother studies as hard as I do. |
Instruct: The troops had plenty of arms.
Output: The army had plenty of weapons. |
Instruct: He told me he was planning to visit Nara next month.
Output: He told me that he would visit Nara next month. |
Instruct: I come from Shikoku.
Output: I am from Shikoku. |
Instruct: Tom looks thoughtful.
Output: Tom was thoughtful. |
Instruct: Tom was improving his results.
Output: Tom improved his results. |
Instruct: It's for Tom.
Output: This is for Tom. |
Instruct: They congratulated their 'sempai' on his promotion.
Output: They congratulated the veteran on his promotion. |
Instruct: I like dancing with Maria.
Output: I like to dance with Mary. |
Instruct: I feel like eating something sweet.
Output: I want something sweet. |
Instruct: I'll believe it when I see it.
Output: An image is worth a thousand words. |
Instruct: I lied. Please forgive me.
Output: Please forgive me for telling a lie. |
Instruct: Does it sound familiar?
Output: Does that remind you of anything? |
Instruct: The things that hurt us, teach us.
Output: A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit. |
Instruct: The most important thing is the ability to think for yourself.
Output: The most important thing is thinking for oneself. |
Instruct: I have a horse.
Output: I own a horse. |
Instruct: Cut the power!
Output: Cut off the electricity. |
Instruct: I was sad when she left.
Output: I was sad when he left. |
Instruct: I know Tom is irresponsible.
Output: I know that Tom is irresponsible. |
Instruct: I was expecting them.
Output: I'm expecting them. |
Instruct: Tom has no prior criminal record.
Output: Tom doesn't have a criminal record. |
Instruct: My telephone plan does not cover collect calls.
Output: My telephone plan does not accept reverse charge calls. |
Instruct: Tom was utterly disappointed.
Output: Tom was terribly disappointed. |
Instruct: They warned you.
Output: You've been forewarned. |
Instruct: I should have driven more carefully.
Output: I should've driven more carefully. |
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