andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Please turn up the air conditioner. Output: Please turn up the AC a little bit.
Instruct: He's just self-centered. Output: He is nothing more than an egoist.
Instruct: My father will not be busy tomorrow. Output: My father won't be busy tomorrow.
Instruct: I am terribly afraid of snakes. Output: I'm very afraid of snakes.
Instruct: Did you draw this? Output: Did you draw that?
Instruct: The police didn't find any clues. Output: The police didn't find anyone's traces.
Instruct: You can't mix oil and water. Output: Oil and water won't blend with each other.
Instruct: I blame myself. Output: I feel guilty.
Instruct: It is easier to make plans than to put them into practice. Output: It's easier to make plans than to realise them.
Instruct: I can speak neither French nor English. Output: I can't speak either French or English.
Instruct: I can't forget that. Output: I can't forget her.
Instruct: Please give me your credit card. Output: Your credit card, please.
Instruct: The situation's getting worse day by day. Output: The situation is getting worse and worse day by day.
Instruct: He often comes late. Output: She often comes too late.
Instruct: Tell him no. Output: Tell her no.
Instruct: Whose car is this? Output: Whose car is that?
Instruct: Tom drinks red wine. Output: Tom is drinking red wine.
Instruct: Nicole speaks Japanese well. Output: Nicole can speak Japanese very well.
Instruct: Sami accepted it. Output: Sami acknowledged it.
Instruct: Is this my book? Output: Is that my book?
Instruct: Doesn't that sound familiar? Output: Doesn't this sound familiar?
Instruct: Tom stopped screaming. Output: Tom stopped shouting.
Instruct: Look at these two photographs - which one is better? Output: Can you look at these two pictures and tell me which one is better?
Instruct: When her neighbours were ill, she asked a doctor to give them some medicine. Output: When her neighbors were sick, she asked doctors to give them medical supplies.
Instruct: They thought they'd be late. Output: They thought that they'd be late.
Instruct: Any one of us could suffer from malnutrition without being aware of it! Output: Any of us could suffer from malnutrition and not know it!
Instruct: Are you still sad? Output: Are you all still mad?
Instruct: Where do you want to go for our first lesson? Output: Well, which way do you want to take your first lesson?
Instruct: What kind of book do you want? Output: Which book do you need?
Instruct: In winter, I feel more tired. Output: I feel more tired in the wintertime.
Instruct: There are still uncivilized lands. Output: There are still barbarous nations.
Instruct: She called him every other day. Output: He called her every other day.
Instruct: Tom is going to be there, isn't he? Output: Tom will be there, won't he?
Instruct: We rent the flat. Output: We rented the apartment.
Instruct: You don't have to go inside. Output: You must not go inside.
Instruct: Yesterday we did many things, today we're tired. Output: We did a lot yesterday and are tired today.
Instruct: He abandoned me. Output: He has left me.
Instruct: They are buying vegetables in the supermarket. Output: They buy vegetables at the supermarket.
Instruct: I will never make that mistake again. Output: Never again will I make that mistake.
Instruct: We should head home. Output: We're heading home.
Instruct: Tom can have anything he wants. Output: Tom can have everything he wants.
Instruct: I can't do with his arrogance. Output: I can't deal with his arrogance.
Instruct: What kind of work does your father do? Output: What's your father do?
Instruct: Tom will need your help. Output: Tom is going to need your help.
Instruct: Hey, I thought that the two of us should drink, so I brought some white wine. Output: Here, I got us a bottle of white wine.
Instruct: Can we turn on some lights? Output: Can we turn some lights on?
Instruct: I tried the shirt on. Output: I tried on the shirt.
Instruct: Tom opened a window. Output: Tom rolled down the window.
Instruct: Tom didn't eat very much. Output: Tom didn't eat much.
Instruct: The law is equal for all. Output: We are equal in the eyes of the law.
Instruct: Tom honked the horn. Output: Tom beeped the horn.
Instruct: Tom has a safe in his office. Output: There's a safe in Tom's office.
Instruct: I wish you could've come with me. Output: I wish you could have come with me.
Instruct: Ann has no sister. Output: Ann doesn't have any sisters.
Instruct: I've been tricked. Output: I was taken for a ride.
Instruct: Is it OK if I turn off the light? Output: May I turn off the lights?
Instruct: She patted herself on the back. Output: He patted her back.
Instruct: I'm very forgetful. Output: I'm very absent-minded.
Instruct: I should have let Tom win. Output: I should've let Tom win.
Instruct: I needed to see him again. Output: I needed to see her again.
Instruct: You've got to be careful or else you'll miss it again. Output: If you aren't careful, you'll fail again.
Instruct: I don't happen to have your application on hand at the moment. Output: Unfortunately, I can't seem to put my hands on your document at the moment.
Instruct: His acquaintance runs a grocery in the country. Output: His acquaintance runs a general store in the countryside.
Instruct: Where do you eat lunch? Output: Where do you have lunch?
Instruct: Can I use your dictionary for a minute? Output: Please lend me your dictionary.
Instruct: Children play with toys. Output: The children are playing with toys.
Instruct: Can you open the window? Output: Open the window.
Instruct: Something seems to be wrong with my clock. Output: I'm afraid something is wrong with my watch.
Instruct: It seems you aren't taking me seriously. Output: It seems you are not taking me seriously.
Instruct: He walked into the hallway. Output: He entered the hallway.
Instruct: I plan to do that by myself. Output: I plan on doing that by myself.
Instruct: Carlos turned round. Output: Carlos turned around.
Instruct: The slowest one to make a promise is the most faithful one in keeping it. Output: He who is slow to promise is best in keeping them.
Instruct: I knew that I could do that. Output: I knew I could do it.
Instruct: Tom is in his thirtieth year. Output: Tom is over thirty.
Instruct: Would you like milk and sugar? Output: Do you need milk and sugar?
Instruct: Tom tried to reason with Mary. Output: Tom tried to persuade Mary.
Instruct: Tom is a pastor. Output: Tom is a priest.
Instruct: This pair of shoes is a size larger. Output: This shoe is a size bigger.
Instruct: I gave her a blanket. Output: I gave him a blanket.
Instruct: You can see that the architect paid scrupulous attention to detail. Output: It is apparent that the architect devoted much attention to details.
Instruct: I know a lot of songs. Output: I know lots of songs.
Instruct: Tom told me he thought that Mary was disgusting. Output: Tom told me that he thought Mary was disgusting.
Instruct: I hope that she will help me. Output: I hope he can help you.
Instruct: It was a terrible scene. Output: It was a horrible scene.
Instruct: Tom and Mary showed their portfolios to me. Output: Tom and Mary showed me their portfolios.
Instruct: Is this why you've come back? Output: Is that why you came back?
Instruct: Sami heard Layla screaming. Output: Sami heard Layla scream.
Instruct: We don't want him to leave. Output: We don't want you to leave.
Instruct: Whenever I meet you, I think of your mother. Output: You remind me of your mother whenever I meet you.
Instruct: Are you interested in the job? Output: Does your work interest you?
Instruct: I don't think Tom is trying hard enough. Output: I don't think Tom tried hard enough.
Instruct: Tom is a little early. Output: Tom was a bit early.
Instruct: Tom threw a tantrum. Output: Tom had a nervous breakdown.
Instruct: He cut the apple into two halves. Output: He cut the apple in half.
Instruct: I listened to his story. Output: I listened to her story.
Instruct: Tom didn't seem nervous. Output: Tom didn't seem to be nervous.
Instruct: You didn't answer my question. Output: You haven't answered my question.
Instruct: Tom should have been suspicious. Output: Tom should've been suspicious.
Instruct: I don't want Tom getting upset. Output: I don't want Tom to get upset.

Instruct: Please turn up the air conditioner. Output: Please turn up the AC a little bit.

Instruct: He's just self-centered. Output: He is nothing more than an egoist.

Instruct: My father will not be busy tomorrow. Output: My father won't be busy tomorrow.

Instruct: I am terribly afraid of snakes. Output: I'm very afraid of snakes.

Instruct: Did you draw this? Output: Did you draw that?

Instruct: The police didn't find any clues. Output: The police didn't find anyone's traces.

Instruct: You can't mix oil and water. Output: Oil and water won't blend with each other.

Instruct: I blame myself. Output: I feel guilty.

Instruct: It is easier to make plans than to put them into practice. Output: It's easier to make plans than to realise them.

Instruct: I can speak neither French nor English. Output: I can't speak either French or English.

Instruct: I can't forget that. Output: I can't forget her.

Instruct: Please give me your credit card. Output: Your credit card, please.

Instruct: The situation's getting worse day by day. Output: The situation is getting worse and worse day by day.

Instruct: He often comes late. Output: She often comes too late.

Instruct: Tell him no. Output: Tell her no.

Instruct: Whose car is this? Output: Whose car is that?

Instruct: Tom drinks red wine. Output: Tom is drinking red wine.

Instruct: Nicole speaks Japanese well. Output: Nicole can speak Japanese very well.

Instruct: Sami accepted it. Output: Sami acknowledged it.

Instruct: Is this my book? Output: Is that my book?

Instruct: Doesn't that sound familiar? Output: Doesn't this sound familiar?

Instruct: Tom stopped screaming. Output: Tom stopped shouting.

Instruct: Look at these two photographs - which one is better? Output: Can you look at these two pictures and tell me which one is better?

Instruct: When her neighbours were ill, she asked a doctor to give them some medicine. Output: When her neighbors were sick, she asked doctors to give them medical supplies.

Instruct: They thought they'd be late. Output: They thought that they'd be late.

Instruct: Any one of us could suffer from malnutrition without being aware of it! Output: Any of us could suffer from malnutrition and not know it!

Instruct: Are you still sad? Output: Are you all still mad?

Instruct: Where do you want to go for our first lesson? Output: Well, which way do you want to take your first lesson?

Instruct: What kind of book do you want? Output: Which book do you need?

Instruct: In winter, I feel more tired. Output: I feel more tired in the wintertime.

Instruct: There are still uncivilized lands. Output: There are still barbarous nations.

Instruct: She called him every other day. Output: He called her every other day.

Instruct: Tom is going to be there, isn't he? Output: Tom will be there, won't he?

Instruct: We rent the flat. Output: We rented the apartment.

Instruct: You don't have to go inside. Output: You must not go inside.

Instruct: Yesterday we did many things, today we're tired. Output: We did a lot yesterday and are tired today.

Instruct: He abandoned me. Output: He has left me.

Instruct: They are buying vegetables in the supermarket. Output: They buy vegetables at the supermarket.

Instruct: I will never make that mistake again. Output: Never again will I make that mistake.

Instruct: We should head home. Output: We're heading home.

Instruct: Tom can have anything he wants. Output: Tom can have everything he wants.

Instruct: I can't do with his arrogance. Output: I can't deal with his arrogance.

Instruct: What kind of work does your father do? Output: What's your father do?

Instruct: Tom will need your help. Output: Tom is going to need your help.

Instruct: Hey, I thought that the two of us should drink, so I brought some white wine. Output: Here, I got us a bottle of white wine.

Instruct: Can we turn on some lights? Output: Can we turn some lights on?

Instruct: I tried the shirt on. Output: I tried on the shirt.

Instruct: Tom opened a window. Output: Tom rolled down the window.

Instruct: Tom didn't eat very much. Output: Tom didn't eat much.

Instruct: The law is equal for all. Output: We are equal in the eyes of the law.

Instruct: Tom honked the horn. Output: Tom beeped the horn.

Instruct: Tom has a safe in his office. Output: There's a safe in Tom's office.

Instruct: I wish you could've come with me. Output: I wish you could have come with me.

Instruct: Ann has no sister. Output: Ann doesn't have any sisters.

Instruct: I've been tricked. Output: I was taken for a ride.

Instruct: Is it OK if I turn off the light? Output: May I turn off the lights?

Instruct: She patted herself on the back. Output: He patted her back.

Instruct: I'm very forgetful. Output: I'm very absent-minded.

Instruct: I should have let Tom win. Output: I should've let Tom win.

Instruct: I needed to see him again. Output: I needed to see her again.

Instruct: You've got to be careful or else you'll miss it again. Output: If you aren't careful, you'll fail again.

Instruct: I don't happen to have your application on hand at the moment. Output: Unfortunately, I can't seem to put my hands on your document at the moment.

Instruct: His acquaintance runs a grocery in the country. Output: His acquaintance runs a general store in the countryside.

Instruct: Where do you eat lunch? Output: Where do you have lunch?

Instruct: Can I use your dictionary for a minute? Output: Please lend me your dictionary.

Instruct: Children play with toys. Output: The children are playing with toys.

Instruct: Can you open the window? Output: Open the window.

Instruct: Something seems to be wrong with my clock. Output: I'm afraid something is wrong with my watch.

Instruct: It seems you aren't taking me seriously. Output: It seems you are not taking me seriously.

Instruct: He walked into the hallway. Output: He entered the hallway.

Instruct: I plan to do that by myself. Output: I plan on doing that by myself.

Instruct: Carlos turned round. Output: Carlos turned around.

Instruct: The slowest one to make a promise is the most faithful one in keeping it. Output: He who is slow to promise is best in keeping them.

Instruct: I knew that I could do that. Output: I knew I could do it.

Instruct: Tom is in his thirtieth year. Output: Tom is over thirty.

Instruct: Would you like milk and sugar? Output: Do you need milk and sugar?

Instruct: Tom tried to reason with Mary. Output: Tom tried to persuade Mary.

Instruct: Tom is a pastor. Output: Tom is a priest.

Instruct: This pair of shoes is a size larger. Output: This shoe is a size bigger.

Instruct: I gave her a blanket. Output: I gave him a blanket.

Instruct: You can see that the architect paid scrupulous attention to detail. Output: It is apparent that the architect devoted much attention to details.

Instruct: I know a lot of songs. Output: I know lots of songs.

Instruct: Tom told me he thought that Mary was disgusting. Output: Tom told me that he thought Mary was disgusting.

Instruct: I hope that she will help me. Output: I hope he can help you.

Instruct: It was a terrible scene. Output: It was a horrible scene.

Instruct: Tom and Mary showed their portfolios to me. Output: Tom and Mary showed me their portfolios.

Instruct: Is this why you've come back? Output: Is that why you came back?

Instruct: Sami heard Layla screaming. Output: Sami heard Layla scream.

Instruct: We don't want him to leave. Output: We don't want you to leave.

Instruct: Whenever I meet you, I think of your mother. Output: You remind me of your mother whenever I meet you.

Instruct: Are you interested in the job? Output: Does your work interest you?

Instruct: I don't think Tom is trying hard enough. Output: I don't think Tom tried hard enough.

Instruct: Tom is a little early. Output: Tom was a bit early.

Instruct: Tom threw a tantrum. Output: Tom had a nervous breakdown.

Instruct: He cut the apple into two halves. Output: He cut the apple in half.

Instruct: I listened to his story. Output: I listened to her story.

Instruct: Tom didn't seem nervous. Output: Tom didn't seem to be nervous.

Instruct: You didn't answer my question. Output: You haven't answered my question.

Instruct: Tom should have been suspicious. Output: Tom should've been suspicious.

Instruct: I don't want Tom getting upset. Output: I don't want Tom to get upset.