andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: The army quelled the rebellion. Output: The army had the revolt well in hand.
Instruct: It seems no one paid any attention to what he said. Output: Nobody seems to have paid attention to what he said.
Instruct: I have known Taro since ten years ago. Output: I have known Taro for ten years.
Instruct: I thought he was your friend. Output: I thought I was your boyfriend.
Instruct: I don't think it's impossible. Output: I don't think that it's impossible.
Instruct: They'll get hurt if they aren't careful. Output: They'll get hurt if they're not careful.
Instruct: The world record is held by an American. Output: An American holds the world record.
Instruct: Tom said no one was arrested. Output: Tom said nobody was arrested.
Instruct: She respects you. Output: He respects you.
Instruct: Tom must've been shy. Output: Tom must be shy.
Instruct: They say that they're feeling OK. Output: They say they're feeling OK.
Instruct: I hate that song. Output: I hate this song.
Instruct: I'd be careful. Output: I'll be careful.
Instruct: There were no protests from the students. Output: There was no objection on the part of the students.
Instruct: I'm not a lazy person. Output: I'm not lazy.
Instruct: It's about time for the train to arrive. Output: I think the train will come soon.
Instruct: Tom tried to convince Mary to do that. Output: Tom tried to talk Mary into doing that.
Instruct: Tom says you're cute. Output: Tom thinks you're cute.
Instruct: Bell used to live in London, didn't he? Output: Bell lived in London, right?
Instruct: He called you. Output: She called you.
Instruct: Let's let him do it. Output: Let's let her do it.
Instruct: That's just an estimate. Output: It's only an estimate.
Instruct: Sometimes I run into Tom at the club. Output: I sometimes meet Tom at the club.
Instruct: Tom doesn't seem too worried. Output: Tom doesn't look too worried.
Instruct: Tom said I looked happy. Output: Tom said I sounded happy.
Instruct: It's not a vice. Output: It isn't a vice.
Instruct: It wasn't so bad. Output: You weren't that bad.
Instruct: Tom knows he's done something wrong. Output: Tom knows he did something wrong.
Instruct: I want to read this book. Output: I want to read the book.
Instruct: I want him to stop. Output: I'd like you to stop.
Instruct: He caught hold of a rope and saved himself. Output: He grabbed the rope and was saved.
Instruct: Is that an option? Output: Is that a possibility?
Instruct: Tom turned off the music. Output: Tom turned the music off.
Instruct: Teaching young children isn't easy. Output: To teach young children is not easy.
Instruct: We'll handle this. Output: We can handle that.
Instruct: This book is meant for children. Output: It's a book for children.
Instruct: The number is unfortunately busy. Output: I'm afraid the line is busy.
Instruct: People could've been hurt. Output: People could have been hurt.
Instruct: I love jokes about animals. Output: I love animal jokes.
Instruct: Leave my camera alone. Output: Don't touch my camera.
Instruct: Mary told me she loves me. Output: Mary told me that she loved me.
Instruct: We study Chinese. Output: We're learning Chinese.
Instruct: We see her on occasion. Output: We sometimes meet them.
Instruct: I want to do that tonight. Output: I want to do it tonight.
Instruct: Tom leaned in to kiss Mary. Output: Tom leaned down to kiss Mary.
Instruct: Dean really eats quite a lot, don't you think? Output: Dean can really put away the food.
Instruct: Do you know her personally? Output: Do you know him personally?
Instruct: How many people are there in the shop? Output: How many people are in the store?
Instruct: I can't sell you that. Output: I can't sell that to you.
Instruct: Tom is going to be tired. Output: Tom will be tired.
Instruct: My father is a businessman. Output: My father is an entrepreneur.
Instruct: Weren't you crying? Output: Have you been crying?
Instruct: Tom swims. Output: Tom was swimming.
Instruct: I'll put off my visit to England till the weather is warmer. Output: I'll postpone my trip to England until it gets warmer.
Instruct: We have lots of bread, and as for butter, we have more than enough. Output: We have a lot of bread. In terms of butter, we have more than enough.
Instruct: We're not going to stop now. Output: We won't stop now.
Instruct: The weather is stormy. Output: The wind blows.
Instruct: Tom has a huge ego. Output: Tom has a large ego.
Instruct: Let's dance. Output: Let's have fun!
Instruct: The shop sells different products. Output: The shop sells a variety of goods.
Instruct: She asked several question of us. Output: He asked us several questions.
Instruct: I have some ideas. Output: I have several ideas.
Instruct: She trusts you. Output: He trusts you.
Instruct: My hair is the same length as Jane's. Output: My hair is as long as Jane's.
Instruct: Mary likes you. Output: Mary likes her.
Instruct: It is a consolation that no one was killed. Output: It was lucky that nobody died.
Instruct: I remember last night perfectly. Output: I remember last night very well.
Instruct: The new term starts in April in Japan. Output: In Japan the new term begins in April at school.
Instruct: A word to the wise is enough. Output: A word is enough to a wise man.
Instruct: I gave him a blanket. Output: I gave her a blanket.
Instruct: You're going nowhere. Output: You're not going anywhere.
Instruct: I have often been here. Output: I've been here many times.
Instruct: I just want to get away. Output: I just want to go.
Instruct: I didn't take anything. Output: I don't have anything.
Instruct: Tom refused to give up. Output: Tom didn't give up hope.
Instruct: Your ex is a psychopath. Output: But your ex is a psychopath!
Instruct: I'm having the time of my life. Output: I'm having a really great time.
Instruct: Give me some more. Output: Give me a little more.
Instruct: He got hurt seriously in the traffic accident. Output: He was seriously injured in the accident.
Instruct: Do we even have a choice? Output: What choice do we have?
Instruct: Tom picked up his bag and left. Output: Tom grabbed his briefcase and left.
Instruct: Tom was unsuccessful in finding a job. Output: Tom couldn't get a job.
Instruct: Since I hadn't seen Martha for several months, I went to visit her yesterday. Output: Yesterday, I went to see Martha as I hadn't seen her for several months.
Instruct: You must comply. Output: We have to follow the regulations.
Instruct: Tom does things I'm not able to do. Output: Tom does things that I can't do.
Instruct: They said that they're not tired. Output: They said they're not tired.
Instruct: My mothers are old. Output: My fathers are old.
Instruct: What's the highest mountain in the world? Output: What's the world's highest mountain?
Instruct: Tom and I are done. Output: Tom and I are very tired.
Instruct: Last night, I didn't sleep. Output: I didn't sleep last night.
Instruct: Tell Tom that everything's fine. Output: Tell Tom everything's fine.
Instruct: Sami came over drunk. Output: Sami appeared to be drunk.
Instruct: Tom went back. Output: Tom was home.
Instruct: This book has many pictures. Output: There are many pictures in this book.
Instruct: We sat round the fire. Output: We sat around the campfire.
Instruct: Tom doesn't lie. Output: Tom isn't lying.
Instruct: Japan's attack had brought the United States into the war. Output: Japan's attack had brought America into the war.
Instruct: Tom said that's not his biggest concern. Output: Tom said that isn't his biggest concern.
Instruct: They think that they know everything. Output: They think they know everything.
Instruct: Is Tom ever going to be able to walk again? Output: Will Tom ever walk again?

Instruct: The army quelled the rebellion. Output: The army had the revolt well in hand.

Instruct: It seems no one paid any attention to what he said. Output: Nobody seems to have paid attention to what he said.

Instruct: I have known Taro since ten years ago. Output: I have known Taro for ten years.

Instruct: I thought he was your friend. Output: I thought I was your boyfriend.

Instruct: I don't think it's impossible. Output: I don't think that it's impossible.

Instruct: They'll get hurt if they aren't careful. Output: They'll get hurt if they're not careful.

Instruct: The world record is held by an American. Output: An American holds the world record.

Instruct: Tom said no one was arrested. Output: Tom said nobody was arrested.

Instruct: She respects you. Output: He respects you.

Instruct: Tom must've been shy. Output: Tom must be shy.

Instruct: They say that they're feeling OK. Output: They say they're feeling OK.

Instruct: I hate that song. Output: I hate this song.

Instruct: I'd be careful. Output: I'll be careful.

Instruct: There were no protests from the students. Output: There was no objection on the part of the students.

Instruct: I'm not a lazy person. Output: I'm not lazy.

Instruct: It's about time for the train to arrive. Output: I think the train will come soon.

Instruct: Tom tried to convince Mary to do that. Output: Tom tried to talk Mary into doing that.

Instruct: Tom says you're cute. Output: Tom thinks you're cute.

Instruct: Bell used to live in London, didn't he? Output: Bell lived in London, right?

Instruct: He called you. Output: She called you.

Instruct: Let's let him do it. Output: Let's let her do it.

Instruct: That's just an estimate. Output: It's only an estimate.

Instruct: Sometimes I run into Tom at the club. Output: I sometimes meet Tom at the club.

Instruct: Tom doesn't seem too worried. Output: Tom doesn't look too worried.

Instruct: Tom said I looked happy. Output: Tom said I sounded happy.

Instruct: It's not a vice. Output: It isn't a vice.

Instruct: It wasn't so bad. Output: You weren't that bad.

Instruct: Tom knows he's done something wrong. Output: Tom knows he did something wrong.

Instruct: I want to read this book. Output: I want to read the book.

Instruct: I want him to stop. Output: I'd like you to stop.

Instruct: He caught hold of a rope and saved himself. Output: He grabbed the rope and was saved.

Instruct: Is that an option? Output: Is that a possibility?

Instruct: Tom turned off the music. Output: Tom turned the music off.

Instruct: Teaching young children isn't easy. Output: To teach young children is not easy.

Instruct: We'll handle this. Output: We can handle that.

Instruct: This book is meant for children. Output: It's a book for children.

Instruct: The number is unfortunately busy. Output: I'm afraid the line is busy.

Instruct: People could've been hurt. Output: People could have been hurt.

Instruct: I love jokes about animals. Output: I love animal jokes.

Instruct: Leave my camera alone. Output: Don't touch my camera.

Instruct: Mary told me she loves me. Output: Mary told me that she loved me.

Instruct: We study Chinese. Output: We're learning Chinese.

Instruct: We see her on occasion. Output: We sometimes meet them.

Instruct: I want to do that tonight. Output: I want to do it tonight.

Instruct: Tom leaned in to kiss Mary. Output: Tom leaned down to kiss Mary.

Instruct: Dean really eats quite a lot, don't you think? Output: Dean can really put away the food.

Instruct: Do you know her personally? Output: Do you know him personally?

Instruct: How many people are there in the shop? Output: How many people are in the store?

Instruct: I can't sell you that. Output: I can't sell that to you.

Instruct: Tom is going to be tired. Output: Tom will be tired.

Instruct: My father is a businessman. Output: My father is an entrepreneur.

Instruct: Weren't you crying? Output: Have you been crying?

Instruct: Tom swims. Output: Tom was swimming.

Instruct: I'll put off my visit to England till the weather is warmer. Output: I'll postpone my trip to England until it gets warmer.

Instruct: We have lots of bread, and as for butter, we have more than enough. Output: We have a lot of bread. In terms of butter, we have more than enough.

Instruct: We're not going to stop now. Output: We won't stop now.

Instruct: The weather is stormy. Output: The wind blows.

Instruct: Tom has a huge ego. Output: Tom has a large ego.

Instruct: Let's dance. Output: Let's have fun!

Instruct: The shop sells different products. Output: The shop sells a variety of goods.

Instruct: She asked several question of us. Output: He asked us several questions.

Instruct: I have some ideas. Output: I have several ideas.

Instruct: She trusts you. Output: He trusts you.

Instruct: My hair is the same length as Jane's. Output: My hair is as long as Jane's.

Instruct: Mary likes you. Output: Mary likes her.

Instruct: It is a consolation that no one was killed. Output: It was lucky that nobody died.

Instruct: I remember last night perfectly. Output: I remember last night very well.

Instruct: The new term starts in April in Japan. Output: In Japan the new term begins in April at school.

Instruct: A word to the wise is enough. Output: A word is enough to a wise man.

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

Instruct: You're going nowhere. Output: You're not going anywhere.

Instruct: I have often been here. Output: I've been here many times.

Instruct: I just want to get away. Output: I just want to go.

Instruct: I didn't take anything. Output: I don't have anything.

Instruct: Tom refused to give up. Output: Tom didn't give up hope.

Instruct: Your ex is a psychopath. Output: But your ex is a psychopath!

Instruct: I'm having the time of my life. Output: I'm having a really great time.

Instruct: Give me some more. Output: Give me a little more.

Instruct: He got hurt seriously in the traffic accident. Output: He was seriously injured in the accident.

Instruct: Do we even have a choice? Output: What choice do we have?

Instruct: Tom picked up his bag and left. Output: Tom grabbed his briefcase and left.

Instruct: Tom was unsuccessful in finding a job. Output: Tom couldn't get a job.

Instruct: Since I hadn't seen Martha for several months, I went to visit her yesterday. Output: Yesterday, I went to see Martha as I hadn't seen her for several months.

Instruct: You must comply. Output: We have to follow the regulations.

Instruct: Tom does things I'm not able to do. Output: Tom does things that I can't do.

Instruct: They said that they're not tired. Output: They said they're not tired.

Instruct: My mothers are old. Output: My fathers are old.

Instruct: What's the highest mountain in the world? Output: What's the world's highest mountain?

Instruct: Tom and I are done. Output: Tom and I are very tired.

Instruct: Last night, I didn't sleep. Output: I didn't sleep last night.

Instruct: Tell Tom that everything's fine. Output: Tell Tom everything's fine.

Instruct: Sami came over drunk. Output: Sami appeared to be drunk.

Instruct: Tom went back. Output: Tom was home.

Instruct: This book has many pictures. Output: There are many pictures in this book.

Instruct: We sat round the fire. Output: We sat around the campfire.

Instruct: Tom doesn't lie. Output: Tom isn't lying.

Instruct: Japan's attack had brought the United States into the war. Output: Japan's attack had brought America into the war.

Instruct: Tom said that's not his biggest concern. Output: Tom said that isn't his biggest concern.

Instruct: They think that they know everything. Output: They think they know everything.

Instruct: Is Tom ever going to be able to walk again? Output: Will Tom ever walk again?