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Instruct: Though I may be in the jaws of death, I am as a firm as a rock.
Output: Though I am in the tiger's mouth, I am as calm as Mount Tai.
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Instruct: I don't want to stop.
Output: I was unprepared.
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Instruct: The zipper is stuck.
Output: The zipper's stuck.
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Instruct: I lit the fire.
Output: I started the fire.
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Instruct: I heard Tom screaming.
Output: I heard Tom scream.
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Instruct: Your English has improved.
Output: Your English has gotten better.
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Instruct: I like curry and rice.
Output: I like curry rice.
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Instruct: I'm no longer afraid of Tom.
Output: I'm not afraid of Tom anymore.
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Instruct: Tom is listening to Mary.
Output: Tom listens to Mary.
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Instruct: This shouldn't take very long.
Output: This shouldn't take too long.
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Instruct: I wonder who's going to help us.
Output: I wonder who'll help us.
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Instruct: Tom is muttering something.
Output: Tom is mumbling something.
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Instruct: We want justice.
Output: We demand justice.
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Instruct: Tom said no one was awake.
Output: Tom said nobody was awake.
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Instruct: The workers have no country.
Output: The workers do not have a fatherland.
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Instruct: I got up a minute ago.
Output: I've just woken up.
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Instruct: I'm not one of them.
Output: I don't belong to them.
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Instruct: You were outside.
Output: At the time, you were outside.
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Instruct: No one believed you.
Output: Nobody believed you.
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Instruct: Shame on the both of you.
Output: Shame on you both.
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Instruct: That is an archaic expression.
Output: That expression is archaic.
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Instruct: Tom looked young.
Output: Tom seems young.
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Instruct: Tom is really busy.
Output: Tom is too busy.
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Instruct: I'm starting to bleed.
Output: I've started bleeding.
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Instruct: We should have quit earlier.
Output: We should've quit earlier.
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Instruct: I think she hates me.
Output: I think he hates me.
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Instruct: Are you telling me Tom had nothing to do with this?
Output: Are you telling me Tom has something to do with that?
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Instruct: Tom fell off his horse.
Output: Tom was thrown from his horse.
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Instruct: Painting is another thing I can do fairly well.
Output: Painting is another thing that I can do relatively well.
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Instruct: Tom has a nice car.
Output: Tom has a beautiful car.
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Instruct: When do you want to meet?
Output: When would you like to meet?
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Instruct: Tom is off to a rocky start.
Output: Tom got off to a bad start.
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Instruct: Either you or Mary should go.
Output: Either Mary or you is to go.
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Instruct: Tom personally invited me.
Output: Tom invited me personally.
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Instruct: Our school starts at eight thirty.
Output: Our school begins at eight-thirty.
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Instruct: I can't promise anything.
Output: I can make no promises.
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Instruct: I have no homework today.
Output: We weren't given homework today.
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Instruct: Tom is nice, isn't he?
Output: Tom is observant, isn't he?
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Instruct: Our teacher sometimes speaks too fast.
Output: Our teacher sometimes speaks quickly.
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Instruct: I'll have a talk with him.
Output: I'm going to talk to him.
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Instruct: I love the scenery you can see from the bullet train.
Output: I love the scenery viewable from the Shinkansen.
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Instruct: I have a sharp pain here.
Output: I have a stinging pain here.
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Instruct: Both Tom and I were absent.
Output: Tom and I were both absent.
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Instruct: I watch TV all day.
Output: I watch television all day long.
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Instruct: My favorite city is Boston.
Output: Boston is my favorite city.
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Instruct: Tom would've understood.
Output: Tom would understand.
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Instruct: We must go to school.
Output: We have to go to school.
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Instruct: I never should have gotten divorced.
Output: I never should've gotten divorced.
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Instruct: Stop it. He's our friend, isn't he?
Output: Forget it. He is our mutual friend, after all.
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Instruct: When we were small, father used to read us moving stories.
Output: Our father used to read us happy stories when we were small.
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Instruct: He would do whatever it takes to make money.
Output: He will do anything to make money.
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Instruct: I hope Tom comes soon.
Output: I hope that Tom will arrive soon.
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Instruct: Tom and Mary put their socks on.
Output: Tom and Mary put on their socks.
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Instruct: What is your plan?
Output: What's your plan?
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Instruct: I cook well.
Output: I'm a good cook.
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Instruct: Tom said that he was angry.
Output: Tom said he was mad.
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Instruct: She walked around looking for him.
Output: She went from place to place in search of him.
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Instruct: At the time, you were outside.
Output: You were outside.
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Instruct: You're too small.
Output: Tom is so young.
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Instruct: What's the name of that piece?
Output: What's the name of this tune?
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Instruct: He is a small man.
Output: He has a small frame.
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Instruct: Tom put his keys in his pocket.
Output: Tom pocketed the keys.
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Instruct: Everything must be flawless.
Output: Everything must be perfect.
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Instruct: Someone could be hurt.
Output: Someone might get hurt.
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Instruct: I'm fed up with fast food.
Output: I'm tired of eating fast food.
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Instruct: I want to believe in Tom.
Output: I have to trust Tom.
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Instruct: I need to keep my family fed.
Output: I must feed my family.
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Instruct: Sami caught a ride.
Output: Sami hitched a ride.
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Instruct: I had chicken pox when I was a kid.
Output: I had chicken pox as a kid.
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Instruct: Here's Japan's flag.
Output: This is the flag of Japan.
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Instruct: The boy started to sob.
Output: The boy began to scream.
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Instruct: What was Tom saying?
Output: What's Tom saying?
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Instruct: She passed the examination with ease.
Output: She passed the exam with ease.
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Instruct: I have two tickets for the game.
Output: I have two passes to the game.
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Instruct: That's idle talk.
Output: That's just wishful thinking.
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Instruct: His success is due more to his persistent hard work than to his talent.
Output: He has succeeded by virtue of his constant efforts rather than his talent.
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Instruct: He dwells in the country.
Output: He lives in a village.
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Instruct: You didn't put anything.
Output: You didn't write anything.
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Instruct: Turn the radio up a little.
Output: Turn up the radio a little bit.
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Instruct: Tom is going to be furious.
Output: Tom will be furious.
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Instruct: The spider wove a web.
Output: The spider is spinning a web.
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Instruct: What city do you live in?
Output: In what kind of city do you live?
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Instruct: I don't like that house that he lives in.
Output: I don't like the house in which he lives.
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Instruct: They made up their minds to go by car in spite of bad weather.
Output: In spite of the bad weather, they decided to go by car.
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Instruct: I missed a golden opportunity.
Output: I missed my chance.
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Instruct: First thrive and then take a wife.
Output: First thrive and then wive.
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Instruct: I think you're overreacting.
Output: I think you are overreacting.
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Instruct: It's fun to play tennis.
Output: Playing tennis is a lot of fun.
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Instruct: To speak English well is difficult.
Output: It's difficult to speak English well.
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Instruct: The drying rack is always in the way.
Output: The airer is always in the way!
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Instruct: Democracy works when the decision about the evening menu is made by two wolves and a lamb.
Output: Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
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Instruct: Who was Tom shouting at?
Output: Who was Tom yelling at?
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Instruct: You're much taller than Tom is.
Output: You're a lot taller than Tom.
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Instruct: It is truly said that time is money.
Output: Time is gold a true idiom.
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Instruct: I need to see a doctor immediately.
Output: I must see a doctor at once.
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Instruct: I got mugged.
Output: I was robbed.
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Instruct: I have a small gift for you.
Output: I have a little present for you.
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Instruct: I have a truck.
Output: I've got a lorry.
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Instruct: Weather permitting, I'll depart tomorrow.
Output: I'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
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Instruct: You have a way with women.
Output: You're good with women.
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