andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Tom was at home the whole day. Output: Tom was at home all day.
Instruct: You could've told me earlier. Output: You could've told me that earlier.
Instruct: How did you like the film? Output: Was the movie good?
Instruct: Tom said Mary is a good mom. Output: Tom said that Mary is a good mother.
Instruct: Tom is a virtuoso on the guitar. Output: Tom is a guitar virtuoso.
Instruct: I'm looking for an old man. Output: I'm looking for a certain old man.
Instruct: Somebody attacked Tom. Output: Tom was attacked.
Instruct: The joke's on me. Output: The joke is on me.
Instruct: Henricus: But these old fellows are good. Hugitio: How knowest thou? Hen: Because I drank with them thrice by the road extraordinary good ale. Hug: Ha, ha, hae, so they are good with thee. Output: Henricus: But these old men are good. Hugitio: How do you know? Hen: Because I drank extraordinarily good beer with them three times by the side of the road. Hug: Ha, ha, ha, so they are good to you.
Instruct: They were stuck together to maintain their own body heat Output: They clung together for warmth.
Instruct: Tom didn't do that. Output: Tom didn't do it.
Instruct: I don't doubt but that he will come. Output: He will come all right.
Instruct: Nobody can deny the fact the world economy revolves around the American economy. Output: Nobody can deny the fact that the world economy is centered around the economy of the United States.
Instruct: He likes beans. Output: She likes beans.
Instruct: Tom heard Mary calling his name. Output: Tom heard Mary call his name.
Instruct: The air is soft, the soil moist. Output: The air is soft, and the soil is moist.
Instruct: Now it's my turn. Output: It's my turn now.
Instruct: Tom is at the mall. Output: Tom is at the shopping center.
Instruct: I'm here not because of that. Output: It's not why I'm here.
Instruct: Today is not good for me. Output: I have lots of things I need to do today.
Instruct: I wonder whether I'll be late. Output: I wonder if I'll be late.
Instruct: Is he Tom? Output: You're Tom, right?
Instruct: I stopped by a bookstore and bought and interesting book. Output: I dropped by the bookstore and I bought an interesting book.
Instruct: I was late for the last bus. Output: I missed the last bus.
Instruct: He's helping me. Output: He held out his hand to me.
Instruct: Tom said he thought Mary was going to win. Output: Tom said he thought Mary would win.
Instruct: Tom may be incorrect. Output: Tom might be incorrect.
Instruct: It is almost three. Output: It's nearly three o'clock.
Instruct: I bought a book. Output: I bought the book.
Instruct: What's your impression of China? Output: What impression do you have of China?
Instruct: No one knew quite what to say. Output: No one knows what to say.
Instruct: Your house is three times as large as mine. Output: His house is three times larger than mine.
Instruct: I am off today. Output: We have a holiday today.
Instruct: We shall go on reading this book until the end of the year. Output: We're likely to continue reading this book up to the end of the year.
Instruct: I would have wanted to be a famous soccer player. Output: I'd like to become a famous soccer player.
Instruct: We set up our tents before dark. Output: We pitched our tents before it got dark.
Instruct: I thought you'd be happy. Output: I thought you would be pleased.
Instruct: That's so thoughtful. Output: That's very thoughtful.
Instruct: John belongs to the swimming club. Output: John is a member of the swimming club.
Instruct: The contract was ended. Output: The contract has been concluded.
Instruct: Lightning never strikes twice in the same place. Output: Lightning never strikes in the same place twice.
Instruct: Tom has been getting fatter. Output: Tom has recovered.
Instruct: Why are we walking? Output: Why are we running?
Instruct: My favorite fish is salmon. Output: My favorite fish to eat is salmon.
Instruct: He's exactly my age. Output: I'm your age.
Instruct: You hate the rules. Output: You hate regulations.
Instruct: I've got to make lunch. Output: I should be making lunch.
Instruct: I told you this would happen. Output: I told you this was going to happen.
Instruct: I want her to live. Output: I want him to live.
Instruct: She abandoned me. Output: They left me alone.
Instruct: Let's go wake her up. Output: Let's go wake him up.
Instruct: There are no rules. Output: There aren't any rules.
Instruct: The room charge is 100 USD a night plus tax. Output: It costs $100 a night not counting tax.
Instruct: We probably should've left earlier. Output: We probably should have left earlier.
Instruct: May I go with you? "Of course." Output: May I join you? "Why not?"
Instruct: These pants are dirty. Output: These trousers are dirty.
Instruct: What do you want me to do with this thing? Output: What would you like me to do with this stuff?
Instruct: Tom lived in Boston most of his life. Output: Tom has lived in Boston for most of his life.
Instruct: Can you drive a car? Output: Can you drive?
Instruct: How come Mary is going on a picnic with him? Output: Why is Mary going with him to the picnic?
Instruct: Where's your sword? Output: Where is your sword?
Instruct: There is no progress without communication. Output: There cannot be progress without communication.
Instruct: There's no one else here. Output: No one's in there.
Instruct: You're a great kisser. Output: You're a really good kisser.
Instruct: Mary became pregnant at the age of 14. Output: Mary got pregnant at age fourteen.
Instruct: Tom is not a hero. Output: Tom is no hero.
Instruct: Where did he learn to babysit? Output: Where did she learn to babysit?
Instruct: Tom was well-dressed. Output: Tom was dressed nicely.
Instruct: I know how you must be feeling. Output: I appreciate how you feel.
Instruct: Do you want to ask me any questions? Output: Is there something you want to ask me?
Instruct: I'm definitely impressed. Output: I am greatly impressed.
Instruct: They kept on walking. Output: They continued walking.
Instruct: I have a few errands to run. Output: I've got a couple errands to run.
Instruct: The roof was dripping. Output: The roof was leaking.
Instruct: Sami was at his house, waiting for Layla. Output: Sami was waiting for Layla at his house.
Instruct: Need he go right now? Output: Does he need to go right now?
Instruct: The shop closes at seven. Output: The store is closing at 7.
Instruct: Tom can't stay here any longer. Output: Tom can't stay here anymore.
Instruct: I live alone. Output: I have time.
Instruct: He will probably fail. Output: It is probable that he will fail.
Instruct: Layla really liked Sami. Output: Layla did love Sami.
Instruct: Get her out of here. Output: Get him out of here!
Instruct: I'll do that myself next time. Output: Next time, I'll do that myself.
Instruct: She became a teacher at the age of twenty. Output: She became a teacher when she was twenty.
Instruct: Tom and Mary are Canadians. Output: Both Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
Instruct: We have to memorize this poem by the next class. Output: We must learn this poem by heart by the next lesson.
Instruct: Tom has eaten cake. Output: Tom will eat cake.
Instruct: Her penmanship is horrible. Output: He has bad handwriting.
Instruct: I can hear Tom. Output: I can hear Tom's voice.
Instruct: The price rose. Output: Prices have jumped.
Instruct: My answer is still no. Output: My response is still negative.
Instruct: How much is this clock? Output: What is the price of this watch?
Instruct: This could have been a disaster. Output: This could've been a disaster.
Instruct: She is contemplating a trip. Output: She's planning a trip.
Instruct: Is this ring made of pure gold? Output: Is that ring made of real gold?
Instruct: He loves toys. Output: She loves toys.
Instruct: I hope that he will help me. Output: I expect him to help me.
Instruct: I can't apply my mind to anything with all that noise! Output: I can't concentrate because of the noise.
Instruct: Tom said he won't ever do that. Output: Tom said he'll never do that.
Instruct: He threw the ball against the wall. Output: He tossed the ball towards the wall.

Instruct: Tom was at home the whole day. Output: Tom was at home all day.

Instruct: You could've told me earlier. Output: You could've told me that earlier.

Instruct: How did you like the film? Output: Was the movie good?

Instruct: Tom said Mary is a good mom. Output: Tom said that Mary is a good mother.

Instruct: Tom is a virtuoso on the guitar. Output: Tom is a guitar virtuoso.

Instruct: I'm looking for an old man. Output: I'm looking for a certain old man.

Instruct: Somebody attacked Tom. Output: Tom was attacked.

Instruct: The joke's on me. Output: The joke is on me.

Instruct: Henricus: But these old fellows are good. Hugitio: How knowest thou? Hen: Because I drank with them thrice by the road extraordinary good ale. Hug: Ha, ha, hae, so they are good with thee. Output: Henricus: But these old men are good. Hugitio: How do you know? Hen: Because I drank extraordinarily good beer with them three times by the side of the road. Hug: Ha, ha, ha, so they are good to you.

Instruct: They were stuck together to maintain their own body heat Output: They clung together for warmth.

Instruct: Tom didn't do that. Output: Tom didn't do it.

Instruct: I don't doubt but that he will come. Output: He will come all right.

Instruct: Nobody can deny the fact the world economy revolves around the American economy. Output: Nobody can deny the fact that the world economy is centered around the economy of the United States.

Instruct: He likes beans. Output: She likes beans.

Instruct: Tom heard Mary calling his name. Output: Tom heard Mary call his name.

Instruct: The air is soft, the soil moist. Output: The air is soft, and the soil is moist.

Instruct: Now it's my turn. Output: It's my turn now.

Instruct: Tom is at the mall. Output: Tom is at the shopping center.

Instruct: I'm here not because of that. Output: It's not why I'm here.

Instruct: Today is not good for me. Output: I have lots of things I need to do today.

Instruct: I wonder whether I'll be late. Output: I wonder if I'll be late.

Instruct: Is he Tom? Output: You're Tom, right?

Instruct: I stopped by a bookstore and bought and interesting book. Output: I dropped by the bookstore and I bought an interesting book.

Instruct: I was late for the last bus. Output: I missed the last bus.

Instruct: He's helping me. Output: He held out his hand to me.

Instruct: Tom said he thought Mary was going to win. Output: Tom said he thought Mary would win.

Instruct: Tom may be incorrect. Output: Tom might be incorrect.

Instruct: It is almost three. Output: It's nearly three o'clock.

Instruct: I bought a book. Output: I bought the book.

Instruct: What's your impression of China? Output: What impression do you have of China?

Instruct: No one knew quite what to say. Output: No one knows what to say.

Instruct: Your house is three times as large as mine. Output: His house is three times larger than mine.

Instruct: I am off today. Output: We have a holiday today.

Instruct: We shall go on reading this book until the end of the year. Output: We're likely to continue reading this book up to the end of the year.

Instruct: I would have wanted to be a famous soccer player. Output: I'd like to become a famous soccer player.

Instruct: We set up our tents before dark. Output: We pitched our tents before it got dark.

Instruct: I thought you'd be happy. Output: I thought you would be pleased.

Instruct: That's so thoughtful. Output: That's very thoughtful.

Instruct: John belongs to the swimming club. Output: John is a member of the swimming club.

Instruct: The contract was ended. Output: The contract has been concluded.

Instruct: Lightning never strikes twice in the same place. Output: Lightning never strikes in the same place twice.

Instruct: Tom has been getting fatter. Output: Tom has recovered.

Instruct: Why are we walking? Output: Why are we running?

Instruct: My favorite fish is salmon. Output: My favorite fish to eat is salmon.

Instruct: He's exactly my age. Output: I'm your age.

Instruct: You hate the rules. Output: You hate regulations.

Instruct: I've got to make lunch. Output: I should be making lunch.

Instruct: I told you this would happen. Output: I told you this was going to happen.

Instruct: I want her to live. Output: I want him to live.

Instruct: She abandoned me. Output: They left me alone.

Instruct: Let's go wake her up. Output: Let's go wake him up.

Instruct: There are no rules. Output: There aren't any rules.

Instruct: The room charge is 100 USD a night plus tax. Output: It costs $100 a night not counting tax.

Instruct: We probably should've left earlier. Output: We probably should have left earlier.

Instruct: May I go with you? "Of course." Output: May I join you? "Why not?"

Instruct: These pants are dirty. Output: These trousers are dirty.

Instruct: What do you want me to do with this thing? Output: What would you like me to do with this stuff?

Instruct: Tom lived in Boston most of his life. Output: Tom has lived in Boston for most of his life.

Instruct: Can you drive a car? Output: Can you drive?

Instruct: How come Mary is going on a picnic with him? Output: Why is Mary going with him to the picnic?

Instruct: Where's your sword? Output: Where is your sword?

Instruct: There is no progress without communication. Output: There cannot be progress without communication.

Instruct: There's no one else here. Output: No one's in there.

Instruct: You're a great kisser. Output: You're a really good kisser.

Instruct: Mary became pregnant at the age of 14. Output: Mary got pregnant at age fourteen.

Instruct: Tom is not a hero. Output: Tom is no hero.

Instruct: Where did he learn to babysit? Output: Where did she learn to babysit?

Instruct: Tom was well-dressed. Output: Tom was dressed nicely.

Instruct: I know how you must be feeling. Output: I appreciate how you feel.

Instruct: Do you want to ask me any questions? Output: Is there something you want to ask me?

Instruct: I'm definitely impressed. Output: I am greatly impressed.

Instruct: They kept on walking. Output: They continued walking.

Instruct: I have a few errands to run. Output: I've got a couple errands to run.

Instruct: The roof was dripping. Output: The roof was leaking.

Instruct: Sami was at his house, waiting for Layla. Output: Sami was waiting for Layla at his house.

Instruct: Need he go right now? Output: Does he need to go right now?

Instruct: The shop closes at seven. Output: The store is closing at 7.

Instruct: Tom can't stay here any longer. Output: Tom can't stay here anymore.

Instruct: I live alone. Output: I have time.

Instruct: He will probably fail. Output: It is probable that he will fail.

Instruct: Layla really liked Sami. Output: Layla did love Sami.

Instruct: Get her out of here. Output: Get him out of here!

Instruct: I'll do that myself next time. Output: Next time, I'll do that myself.

Instruct: She became a teacher at the age of twenty. Output: She became a teacher when she was twenty.

Instruct: Tom and Mary are Canadians. Output: Both Tom and Mary are both Canadians.

Instruct: We have to memorize this poem by the next class. Output: We must learn this poem by heart by the next lesson.

Instruct: Tom has eaten cake. Output: Tom will eat cake.

Instruct: Her penmanship is horrible. Output: He has bad handwriting.

Instruct: I can hear Tom. Output: I can hear Tom's voice.

Instruct: The price rose. Output: Prices have jumped.

Instruct: My answer is still no. Output: My response is still negative.

Instruct: How much is this clock? Output: What is the price of this watch?

Instruct: This could have been a disaster. Output: This could've been a disaster.

Instruct: She is contemplating a trip. Output: She's planning a trip.

Instruct: Is this ring made of pure gold? Output: Is that ring made of real gold?

Instruct: He loves toys. Output: She loves toys.

Instruct: I hope that he will help me. Output: I expect him to help me.

Instruct: I can't apply my mind to anything with all that noise! Output: I can't concentrate because of the noise.

Instruct: Tom said he won't ever do that. Output: Tom said he'll never do that.

Instruct: He threw the ball against the wall. Output: He tossed the ball towards the wall.