andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: I paid in full for this. Output: I bought this outright.
Instruct: It is terrible weather today. Output: The weather is bad today.
Instruct: Please be so kind as to show me the way to the station. Output: Would you please tell me the way to the station?
Instruct: Tom said he won't cry. Output: Tom said that he wouldn't cry.
Instruct: I went on taking photos. Output: I continued taking photographs.
Instruct: He's eager to speak to you. Output: He wants to talk to you.
Instruct: He met an unexpected obstacle. Output: He encountered unexpected obstacles.
Instruct: Come sin with me. Output: Come along with me and go fishing.
Instruct: They are of South African nationality. Output: I am a person of South African nationality.
Instruct: Tom is tall and thin. Output: Tom is lean and tall.
Instruct: They should be more careful. Output: You should take better care of yourself.
Instruct: Why is everybody looking at us? Output: Why is everybody staring at us?
Instruct: My mother doesn't wake up early. Output: My mother never gets up early.
Instruct: Soon there will be summer vacation. Output: Summer vacation is near at hand.
Instruct: Since we aren't vegetables, we should live our lives to the fullest. Output: We need to live our lives to the fullest, as we are not vegetables!
Instruct: Do you like spring or autumn more? Output: Do you prefer spring or fall?
Instruct: That massage felt good. Output: That massage felt great.
Instruct: I'll never listen to her again. Output: I'll never listen to him again.
Instruct: Tom will probably stop crying soon. Output: Tom is probably going to stop crying soon.
Instruct: Tom wasn't very brave. Output: Tom wasn't very courageous.
Instruct: Tom put his slippers on. Output: Tom put on his slippers.
Instruct: Were you at home last night? Output: Were you home last night?
Instruct: We need to take him home. Output: We need to take you home.
Instruct: Don't buy me presents anymore. Output: Don't buy me any more presents!
Instruct: We will be together forever. Output: We'll always be together.
Instruct: I speak with him every day. Output: I tell her that every day.
Instruct: They said that they felt persecuted. Output: They said they felt persecuted.
Instruct: Next, I would like to be able to sing better. Output: I expect to sing better next time.
Instruct: We didn't allow Tom to do that. Output: We didn't let Tom do that.
Instruct: Is my sentence in Esperanto correct? Output: Is my Esperanto sentence correct?
Instruct: Give me your weapons. Output: Hand over your weapons.
Instruct: I knew I forgot something. Output: I knew I'd forgotten something.
Instruct: I'm getting scared. Output: I'm beginning to get scared.
Instruct: Tom and Mary were married. Output: Tom and Mary used to be married.
Instruct: You must study every day. Output: You have to study every day.
Instruct: He said, "I want to be a scientist." Output: He said, "I plan to become a researcher."
Instruct: The doors on the left side will open. Output: The exit will be on the left.
Instruct: Tom wasn't ever in Boston. Output: Tom hasn't ever been to Boston.
Instruct: Picasso painted this picture in 1950. Output: Picasso painted this painting in 1950.
Instruct: Mary wants me to give her driving lessons. Output: Mary said she wanted me to teach her how to drive.
Instruct: Tom said he'd been offered $3,000. Output: Tom said he'd been offered three thousand dollars.
Instruct: He will be given American citizenship. Output: He'll be granted American citizenship.
Instruct: Is the universe unlimited? Output: Is the cosmos infinite?
Instruct: What did she say this time? Output: What did he say this time?
Instruct: My family are all early risers. Output: Everyone in my family gets up early.
Instruct: He asked me whether I had slept well last night. Output: He asked me if I had slept well the night before.
Instruct: What have I done to deserve this? Output: What did I do to deserve this?
Instruct: I sold my old car for one hundred dollars. Output: My old car brought me $100.
Instruct: What platform does the downtown train leave from? Output: What number is the downtown train?
Instruct: I doubt that Tom will admit that he was wrong. Output: I doubt Tom will admit he was wrong.
Instruct: Does Tom do that every day? Output: Does Tom do this every day?
Instruct: I just want a little more coffee. Output: I only want a bit more coffee.
Instruct: Tom won the toss. Output: Tom won the bet.
Instruct: If you should have problems, my father and I will help you. Output: If you run into trouble, I'll help, and so will my father.
Instruct: I have to repair it. Output: I need to fix it.
Instruct: I didn't order this. Output: I didn't order it.
Instruct: This class consists of thirty-five students. Output: There are 35 students in this class.
Instruct: He scolded them because of the noise. Output: He chastised them for being noisy.
Instruct: You ought not to have disclosed the secret. Output: You shouldn't have sold this to someone.
Instruct: Tom was an addict. Output: Tom is a drug addict.
Instruct: Tom said he'd wait for us. Output: Tom says that he'll wait for us.
Instruct: It really does work. Output: It really works.
Instruct: We met at a party. Output: We met each other at a party.
Instruct: Tom hasn't done any work. Output: Tom didn't do any work.
Instruct: They like their Kabyle language. Output: He likes his Kabyle language.
Instruct: Here, drink this. Output: Here, have a drink.
Instruct: I am leaving for Paris tomorrow. Output: Tomorrow I will go to Paris by car.
Instruct: Tom looks intrigued. Output: Tom seems mesmerized.
Instruct: I thought that sounded good. Output: I thought sounded good.
Instruct: He is disinclined towards Christianity. Output: He's biased against Christianity.
Instruct: They hope they'll win. Output: They hope that they'll win.
Instruct: I'm studying French, too. Output: I'm also studying French.
Instruct: Her tears accounted for what had happened. Output: Her tears have already told me what has happened.
Instruct: Tom stayed in his car. Output: Tom stayed in the car.
Instruct: I like the color violet. Output: I like the colour violet.
Instruct: Snow overtook the rain. Output: The rain turned into snow.
Instruct: Somebody must've made a mistake. Output: Somebody must have made a mistake.
Instruct: Tom said Mary was finished doing that. Output: Tom said that Mary has finished doing that.
Instruct: Tom said Mary will unlikely enjoy doing that. Output: Tom said Mary won't likely enjoy doing that.
Instruct: Tom lay down. Output: Tom has slept.
Instruct: I'm waiting for her to come here. Output: I will wait here until he comes back.
Instruct: Mary said she was bored. Output: Mary said she's bored.
Instruct: You think to play with me? Output: Did you think that I was joking?
Instruct: He who desires too much, gets nothing. Output: Half a loaf is better than no bread.
Instruct: Everything is so precious. Output: Everything is so expensive.
Instruct: Let's go into the other room. Output: Let's go in the other room.
Instruct: They say they're not hungry. Output: They say they aren't hungry.
Instruct: Don't bother taking an umbrella with you. Output: You don't have to go to the trouble of getting an umbrella.
Instruct: The television is turned off. Output: The television is off.
Instruct: She needs her. Output: They need it.
Instruct: This might be it. Output: It might be him.
Instruct: You look good together. Output: You make a nice couple.
Instruct: My house is conveniently close to the station. Output: My home is close to the station.
Instruct: I have one child. Output: I have one friend.
Instruct: Tom was dumped. Output: Tom got dumped.
Instruct: Tom was taken. Output: Tom got busted.
Instruct: Do you know Tom by sight? Output: Do you know Tom personally?
Instruct: They told me they're ticklish. Output: They told me that they're ticklish.
Instruct: She rocks. Output: He rocks.
Instruct: He likes to swim. Output: He is fond of swimming.

Instruct: I paid in full for this. Output: I bought this outright.

Instruct: It is terrible weather today. Output: The weather is bad today.

Instruct: Please be so kind as to show me the way to the station. Output: Would you please tell me the way to the station?

Instruct: Tom said he won't cry. Output: Tom said that he wouldn't cry.

Instruct: I went on taking photos. Output: I continued taking photographs.

Instruct: He's eager to speak to you. Output: He wants to talk to you.

Instruct: He met an unexpected obstacle. Output: He encountered unexpected obstacles.

Instruct: Come sin with me. Output: Come along with me and go fishing.

Instruct: They are of South African nationality. Output: I am a person of South African nationality.

Instruct: Tom is tall and thin. Output: Tom is lean and tall.

Instruct: They should be more careful. Output: You should take better care of yourself.

Instruct: Why is everybody looking at us? Output: Why is everybody staring at us?

Instruct: My mother doesn't wake up early. Output: My mother never gets up early.

Instruct: Soon there will be summer vacation. Output: Summer vacation is near at hand.

Instruct: Since we aren't vegetables, we should live our lives to the fullest. Output: We need to live our lives to the fullest, as we are not vegetables!

Instruct: Do you like spring or autumn more? Output: Do you prefer spring or fall?

Instruct: That massage felt good. Output: That massage felt great.

Instruct: I'll never listen to her again. Output: I'll never listen to him again.

Instruct: Tom will probably stop crying soon. Output: Tom is probably going to stop crying soon.

Instruct: Tom wasn't very brave. Output: Tom wasn't very courageous.

Instruct: Tom put his slippers on. Output: Tom put on his slippers.

Instruct: Were you at home last night? Output: Were you home last night?

Instruct: We need to take him home. Output: We need to take you home.

Instruct: Don't buy me presents anymore. Output: Don't buy me any more presents!

Instruct: We will be together forever. Output: We'll always be together.

Instruct: I speak with him every day. Output: I tell her that every day.

Instruct: They said that they felt persecuted. Output: They said they felt persecuted.

Instruct: Next, I would like to be able to sing better. Output: I expect to sing better next time.

Instruct: We didn't allow Tom to do that. Output: We didn't let Tom do that.

Instruct: Is my sentence in Esperanto correct? Output: Is my Esperanto sentence correct?

Instruct: Give me your weapons. Output: Hand over your weapons.

Instruct: I knew I forgot something. Output: I knew I'd forgotten something.

Instruct: I'm getting scared. Output: I'm beginning to get scared.

Instruct: Tom and Mary were married. Output: Tom and Mary used to be married.

Instruct: You must study every day. Output: You have to study every day.

Instruct: He said, "I want to be a scientist." Output: He said, "I plan to become a researcher."

Instruct: The doors on the left side will open. Output: The exit will be on the left.

Instruct: Tom wasn't ever in Boston. Output: Tom hasn't ever been to Boston.

Instruct: Picasso painted this picture in 1950. Output: Picasso painted this painting in 1950.

Instruct: Mary wants me to give her driving lessons. Output: Mary said she wanted me to teach her how to drive.

Instruct: Tom said he'd been offered $3,000. Output: Tom said he'd been offered three thousand dollars.

Instruct: He will be given American citizenship. Output: He'll be granted American citizenship.

Instruct: Is the universe unlimited? Output: Is the cosmos infinite?

Instruct: What did she say this time? Output: What did he say this time?

Instruct: My family are all early risers. Output: Everyone in my family gets up early.

Instruct: He asked me whether I had slept well last night. Output: He asked me if I had slept well the night before.

Instruct: What have I done to deserve this? Output: What did I do to deserve this?

Instruct: I sold my old car for one hundred dollars. Output: My old car brought me $100.

Instruct: What platform does the downtown train leave from? Output: What number is the downtown train?

Instruct: I doubt that Tom will admit that he was wrong. Output: I doubt Tom will admit he was wrong.

Instruct: Does Tom do that every day? Output: Does Tom do this every day?

Instruct: I just want a little more coffee. Output: I only want a bit more coffee.

Instruct: Tom won the toss. Output: Tom won the bet.

Instruct: If you should have problems, my father and I will help you. Output: If you run into trouble, I'll help, and so will my father.

Instruct: I have to repair it. Output: I need to fix it.

Instruct: I didn't order this. Output: I didn't order it.

Instruct: This class consists of thirty-five students. Output: There are 35 students in this class.

Instruct: He scolded them because of the noise. Output: He chastised them for being noisy.

Instruct: You ought not to have disclosed the secret. Output: You shouldn't have sold this to someone.

Instruct: Tom was an addict. Output: Tom is a drug addict.

Instruct: Tom said he'd wait for us. Output: Tom says that he'll wait for us.

Instruct: It really does work. Output: It really works.

Instruct: We met at a party. Output: We met each other at a party.

Instruct: Tom hasn't done any work. Output: Tom didn't do any work.

Instruct: They like their Kabyle language. Output: He likes his Kabyle language.

Instruct: Here, drink this. Output: Here, have a drink.

Instruct: I am leaving for Paris tomorrow. Output: Tomorrow I will go to Paris by car.

Instruct: Tom looks intrigued. Output: Tom seems mesmerized.

Instruct: I thought that sounded good. Output: I thought sounded good.

Instruct: He is disinclined towards Christianity. Output: He's biased against Christianity.

Instruct: They hope they'll win. Output: They hope that they'll win.

Instruct: I'm studying French, too. Output: I'm also studying French.

Instruct: Her tears accounted for what had happened. Output: Her tears have already told me what has happened.

Instruct: Tom stayed in his car. Output: Tom stayed in the car.

Instruct: I like the color violet. Output: I like the colour violet.

Instruct: Snow overtook the rain. Output: The rain turned into snow.

Instruct: Somebody must've made a mistake. Output: Somebody must have made a mistake.

Instruct: Tom said Mary was finished doing that. Output: Tom said that Mary has finished doing that.

Instruct: Tom said Mary will unlikely enjoy doing that. Output: Tom said Mary won't likely enjoy doing that.

Instruct: Tom lay down. Output: Tom has slept.

Instruct: I'm waiting for her to come here. Output: I will wait here until he comes back.

Instruct: Mary said she was bored. Output: Mary said she's bored.

Instruct: You think to play with me? Output: Did you think that I was joking?

Instruct: He who desires too much, gets nothing. Output: Half a loaf is better than no bread.

Instruct: Everything is so precious. Output: Everything is so expensive.

Instruct: Let's go into the other room. Output: Let's go in the other room.

Instruct: They say they're not hungry. Output: They say they aren't hungry.

Instruct: Don't bother taking an umbrella with you. Output: You don't have to go to the trouble of getting an umbrella.

Instruct: The television is turned off. Output: The television is off.

Instruct: She needs her. Output: They need it.

Instruct: This might be it. Output: It might be him.

Instruct: You look good together. Output: You make a nice couple.

Instruct: My house is conveniently close to the station. Output: My home is close to the station.

Instruct: I have one child. Output: I have one friend.

Instruct: Tom was dumped. Output: Tom got dumped.

Instruct: Tom was taken. Output: Tom got busted.

Instruct: Do you know Tom by sight? Output: Do you know Tom personally?

Instruct: They told me they're ticklish. Output: They told me that they're ticklish.

Instruct: She rocks. Output: He rocks.

Instruct: He likes to swim. Output: He is fond of swimming.