andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: I'm used to living alone. Output: I am accustomed to living alone.
Instruct: Big cars burn a lot of gas. Output: Big automobiles consume a lot petrol.
Instruct: I wonder if Tom is impressed. Output: I wonder whether Tom is impressed.
Instruct: Yesterday we let our hair down. Output: Yesterday we painted the town red.
Instruct: This can't be what you want. Output: What you want is not possible.
Instruct: Is it be OK not do that? Output: Do you mind if I don't do this?
Instruct: Why's your name not on the list? Output: Why isn't your name on the list?
Instruct: He is a German by origin. Output: He is German by birth.
Instruct: The local ecosystems are under threat. Output: The local ecosystems are threatened.
Instruct: My job is taking care of the baby. Output: Taking care of the baby is my job.
Instruct: Mice don't have grandchildren. Output: Rats don't have nephews.
Instruct: Everyone in the class is here today. Output: The whole class is present today.
Instruct: Tom thinks very highly of you. Output: Tom has a very high opinion of you.
Instruct: I don't think you're ugly. Output: I don't think that you're ugly.
Instruct: Tom wants to know if you have heard from Marie. Output: Tom wants to know if you've heard from Mary.
Instruct: You have many friends. Output: She has too many boyfriends.
Instruct: I think that Tom didn't know that Mary spoke French. Output: I think Tom didn't know Mary spoke French.
Instruct: I couldn't find her anywhere. Output: I couldn't find him anywhere.
Instruct: They don't care about that. Output: They don't care.
Instruct: I work at a zoo. Output: I work at the zoo.
Instruct: The problem will resolve itself eventually. Output: The problem will eventually solve itself.
Instruct: Rules are meant to be broken. Output: Rules are made to be broken.
Instruct: Today, I invite you to have dinner. Output: I'll pay today.
Instruct: They're both from Boston. Output: Both of them are from Boston.
Instruct: Being honest is difficult. Output: It's hard to be honest.
Instruct: Tom is a native French speaker. Output: French is Tom's primary language.
Instruct: You didn't seem surprised. Output: You didn't look surprised.
Instruct: Tom knows that he's dying. Output: Tom knows he's dying.
Instruct: Please lend that to me. Output: Please lend me that.
Instruct: She treated him for a broken leg. Output: She treated her broken leg.
Instruct: I want him arrested. Output: I want her arrested.
Instruct: He writes books. Output: He's an author.
Instruct: I have nothing to write. Output: I don't have any pens.
Instruct: He's rich. You should give him a try. Output: He's rich. You should try it.
Instruct: Are you kids having fun? Output: You guys having fun?
Instruct: Do not throw your pearls before pigs. Output: Don't cast pears before swine.
Instruct: Don't worry. I'll help you. Output: Don't worry, I'm going to help you.
Instruct: Tom doesn't plan on going anywhere tomorrow. Output: Tom doesn't plan to go anywhere tomorrow.
Instruct: You have only to give him a little help. Output: All you have to do is give him a little help.
Instruct: Which bag is yours? Output: Which cup is yours?
Instruct: Let's forget about what happened yesterday. Output: Let's forget about what was yesterday.
Instruct: Tom denied being Mary's son. Output: Tom said that he wasn't Mary's son.
Instruct: Tom will help you. Output: Tom will give you a hand.
Instruct: He is anxious about the result. Output: He's worried about the result.
Instruct: Tom says he isn't feeling any better. Output: Tom says he's not feeling any better.
Instruct: Tell Tom that I'm fine. Output: Tell Tom I'm fine.
Instruct: Tom said Mary isn't able to do that. Output: Tom said Mary can't do that.
Instruct: I would have said something. Output: I would've said something.
Instruct: A spectre haunts Europe: the spectre of communism. Output: A spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of communism.
Instruct: This will do for the time being. Output: This will do for now.
Instruct: Since Mary is a very nice girl, she's loved by everyone. Output: Mary is so nice a girl that she is loved by everybody.
Instruct: Tom glanced at the rear-view mirror. Output: Tom glanced in his rearview mirror.
Instruct: I think she was planning to go visit her mother in the hospital. Output: She expected to have called on her mother in hospital.
Instruct: I share your political position. Output: I share his political position.
Instruct: I think that's everything. Output: I think it's over.
Instruct: My father doesn't really talk much. Output: My father is a man of few words.
Instruct: When can we meet again? Output: When can we see each other?
Instruct: He is not alone in this opinion. Output: He isn't the only one with this opinion.
Instruct: She's fighting for her life. Output: He's fighting for his life.
Instruct: Where are we heading? Output: Where are we headed?
Instruct: Tom is very talkative. Output: Tom is quite articulate.
Instruct: I'm happy to teach you German for free. Output: I'd be happy teach you German free of charge.
Instruct: Did this just happen? Output: Did that just happen?
Instruct: I'm not on a diet anymore. Output: I'm no longer on a diet.
Instruct: I don't plan to vote in the upcoming elections. Output: I don't plan to vote at the upcoming election.
Instruct: When can we eat? Output: When can we eat, I wonder.
Instruct: I have exactly the same dictionary. Output: This is the same dictionary as I have.
Instruct: I can't speak Klingon. Output: I don't speak any Klingon.
Instruct: Can you find her? Output: Can you find it?
Instruct: I won't come back here for a long time. Output: It'll be a long time before I come back here again.
Instruct: Tom just sat there and didn't say anything. Output: Tom just sat there and said nothing.
Instruct: A dictionary defines words. Output: A dictionary explains words.
Instruct: He attempted suicide. Output: She attempted suicide.
Instruct: I will never tell it to anybody. Output: Mum's the word.
Instruct: Why don't you come with us? Output: Why don't you go with us?
Instruct: Then the street was quiet. Output: Then the street was very quiet.
Instruct: I traveled to Paris. Output: I'm in Paris.
Instruct: He was so drunk that his explanation did not make sense. Output: He was so drunk, his explanations were nonsensical.
Instruct: In the year 1847, they declared their own independence. Output: In 1847, they declared independence.
Instruct: I have a few things in the hotel's safe. Output: I have some things in the hotel safe.
Instruct: Tom bought each of his children a present. Output: Tom bought a present for each of his children.
Instruct: Why have they never told it to me? Output: Why have I never been told it?
Instruct: Tom isn't like me. Output: Tom doesn't look like me.
Instruct: Honestly, I also want to learn Japanese. Output: To be honest, I want to study Japanese too.
Instruct: They looked very busy. Output: They looked really busy.
Instruct: Tom should have waited longer. Output: Tom should've waited longer.
Instruct: Correct me if I am mistaken. Output: Correct errors, if any.
Instruct: I know that Tom is annoying. Output: I know Tom is annoying.
Instruct: The fronts of the houses were hung with flags. Output: Flags had been hoisted on the eaves of houses.
Instruct: You should take my advice. Output: You will do well to take my advice.
Instruct: The door closes automatically. Output: The doors lock automatically.
Instruct: I'm going to stay home tonight. Output: Tonight, I'll stay at home.
Instruct: What Tom told you wasn't true. Output: What Tom told you isn't true.
Instruct: We walked along a narrow path. Output: We went along the narrow road.
Instruct: How did you meet her? Output: Where did you meet each other?
Instruct: Mary was a tomboy. Output: Mary is a tomboy.
Instruct: Tom died last year. Output: Tom passed away last year.
Instruct: Why don't we take a little break? Output: Let's relax.
Instruct: Why are beautiful things so fragile? Output: Why are pretty things so fragile?
Instruct: I pointed this out to Tom. Output: I showed it to Tom.

Instruct: I'm used to living alone. Output: I am accustomed to living alone.

Instruct: Big cars burn a lot of gas. Output: Big automobiles consume a lot petrol.

Instruct: I wonder if Tom is impressed. Output: I wonder whether Tom is impressed.

Instruct: Yesterday we let our hair down. Output: Yesterday we painted the town red.

Instruct: This can't be what you want. Output: What you want is not possible.

Instruct: Is it be OK not do that? Output: Do you mind if I don't do this?

Instruct: Why's your name not on the list? Output: Why isn't your name on the list?

Instruct: He is a German by origin. Output: He is German by birth.

Instruct: The local ecosystems are under threat. Output: The local ecosystems are threatened.

Instruct: My job is taking care of the baby. Output: Taking care of the baby is my job.

Instruct: Mice don't have grandchildren. Output: Rats don't have nephews.

Instruct: Everyone in the class is here today. Output: The whole class is present today.

Instruct: Tom thinks very highly of you. Output: Tom has a very high opinion of you.

Instruct: I don't think you're ugly. Output: I don't think that you're ugly.

Instruct: Tom wants to know if you have heard from Marie. Output: Tom wants to know if you've heard from Mary.

Instruct: You have many friends. Output: She has too many boyfriends.

Instruct: I think that Tom didn't know that Mary spoke French. Output: I think Tom didn't know Mary spoke French.

Instruct: I couldn't find her anywhere. Output: I couldn't find him anywhere.

Instruct: They don't care about that. Output: They don't care.

Instruct: I work at a zoo. Output: I work at the zoo.

Instruct: The problem will resolve itself eventually. Output: The problem will eventually solve itself.

Instruct: Rules are meant to be broken. Output: Rules are made to be broken.

Instruct: Today, I invite you to have dinner. Output: I'll pay today.

Instruct: They're both from Boston. Output: Both of them are from Boston.

Instruct: Being honest is difficult. Output: It's hard to be honest.

Instruct: Tom is a native French speaker. Output: French is Tom's primary language.

Instruct: You didn't seem surprised. Output: You didn't look surprised.

Instruct: Tom knows that he's dying. Output: Tom knows he's dying.

Instruct: Please lend that to me. Output: Please lend me that.

Instruct: She treated him for a broken leg. Output: She treated her broken leg.

Instruct: I want him arrested. Output: I want her arrested.

Instruct: He writes books. Output: He's an author.

Instruct: I have nothing to write. Output: I don't have any pens.

Instruct: He's rich. You should give him a try. Output: He's rich. You should try it.

Instruct: Are you kids having fun? Output: You guys having fun?

Instruct: Do not throw your pearls before pigs. Output: Don't cast pears before swine.

Instruct: Don't worry. I'll help you. Output: Don't worry, I'm going to help you.

Instruct: Tom doesn't plan on going anywhere tomorrow. Output: Tom doesn't plan to go anywhere tomorrow.

Instruct: You have only to give him a little help. Output: All you have to do is give him a little help.

Instruct: Which bag is yours? Output: Which cup is yours?

Instruct: Let's forget about what happened yesterday. Output: Let's forget about what was yesterday.

Instruct: Tom denied being Mary's son. Output: Tom said that he wasn't Mary's son.

Instruct: Tom will help you. Output: Tom will give you a hand.

Instruct: He is anxious about the result. Output: He's worried about the result.

Instruct: Tom says he isn't feeling any better. Output: Tom says he's not feeling any better.

Instruct: Tell Tom that I'm fine. Output: Tell Tom I'm fine.

Instruct: Tom said Mary isn't able to do that. Output: Tom said Mary can't do that.

Instruct: I would have said something. Output: I would've said something.

Instruct: A spectre haunts Europe: the spectre of communism. Output: A spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of communism.

Instruct: This will do for the time being. Output: This will do for now.

Instruct: Since Mary is a very nice girl, she's loved by everyone. Output: Mary is so nice a girl that she is loved by everybody.

Instruct: Tom glanced at the rear-view mirror. Output: Tom glanced in his rearview mirror.

Instruct: I think she was planning to go visit her mother in the hospital. Output: She expected to have called on her mother in hospital.

Instruct: I share your political position. Output: I share his political position.

Instruct: I think that's everything. Output: I think it's over.

Instruct: My father doesn't really talk much. Output: My father is a man of few words.

Instruct: When can we meet again? Output: When can we see each other?

Instruct: He is not alone in this opinion. Output: He isn't the only one with this opinion.

Instruct: She's fighting for her life. Output: He's fighting for his life.

Instruct: Where are we heading? Output: Where are we headed?

Instruct: Tom is very talkative. Output: Tom is quite articulate.

Instruct: I'm happy to teach you German for free. Output: I'd be happy teach you German free of charge.

Instruct: Did this just happen? Output: Did that just happen?

Instruct: I'm not on a diet anymore. Output: I'm no longer on a diet.

Instruct: I don't plan to vote in the upcoming elections. Output: I don't plan to vote at the upcoming election.

Instruct: When can we eat? Output: When can we eat, I wonder.

Instruct: I have exactly the same dictionary. Output: This is the same dictionary as I have.

Instruct: I can't speak Klingon. Output: I don't speak any Klingon.

Instruct: Can you find her? Output: Can you find it?

Instruct: I won't come back here for a long time. Output: It'll be a long time before I come back here again.

Instruct: Tom just sat there and didn't say anything. Output: Tom just sat there and said nothing.

Instruct: A dictionary defines words. Output: A dictionary explains words.

Instruct: He attempted suicide. Output: She attempted suicide.

Instruct: I will never tell it to anybody. Output: Mum's the word.

Instruct: Why don't you come with us? Output: Why don't you go with us?

Instruct: Then the street was quiet. Output: Then the street was very quiet.

Instruct: I traveled to Paris. Output: I'm in Paris.

Instruct: He was so drunk that his explanation did not make sense. Output: He was so drunk, his explanations were nonsensical.

Instruct: In the year 1847, they declared their own independence. Output: In 1847, they declared independence.

Instruct: I have a few things in the hotel's safe. Output: I have some things in the hotel safe.

Instruct: Tom bought each of his children a present. Output: Tom bought a present for each of his children.

Instruct: Why have they never told it to me? Output: Why have I never been told it?

Instruct: Tom isn't like me. Output: Tom doesn't look like me.

Instruct: Honestly, I also want to learn Japanese. Output: To be honest, I want to study Japanese too.

Instruct: They looked very busy. Output: They looked really busy.

Instruct: Tom should have waited longer. Output: Tom should've waited longer.

Instruct: Correct me if I am mistaken. Output: Correct errors, if any.

Instruct: I know that Tom is annoying. Output: I know Tom is annoying.

Instruct: The fronts of the houses were hung with flags. Output: Flags had been hoisted on the eaves of houses.

Instruct: You should take my advice. Output: You will do well to take my advice.

Instruct: The door closes automatically. Output: The doors lock automatically.

Instruct: I'm going to stay home tonight. Output: Tonight, I'll stay at home.

Instruct: What Tom told you wasn't true. Output: What Tom told you isn't true.

Instruct: We walked along a narrow path. Output: We went along the narrow road.

Instruct: How did you meet her? Output: Where did you meet each other?

Instruct: Mary was a tomboy. Output: Mary is a tomboy.

Instruct: Tom died last year. Output: Tom passed away last year.

Instruct: Why don't we take a little break? Output: Let's relax.

Instruct: Why are beautiful things so fragile? Output: Why are pretty things so fragile?

Instruct: I pointed this out to Tom. Output: I showed it to Tom.