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Instruct: Has anyone asked Tom why he did that? Output: Did anybody ask Tom why he did it?
Instruct: Man can do what he wants but he cannot want what he wants. Output: Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills.
Instruct: I have a 13-year-old son. Output: I have a thirteen-year-old son.
Instruct: Tom is a two-time loser. Output: Tom is a big time loser.
Instruct: He does not believe in any faith. Output: He has no religious mind.
Instruct: She's not the lying type. Output: She is above telling a lie.
Instruct: Humans only live about 70 years. Output: A man's life is but three score years and ten.
Instruct: Tom is a hard person to please. Output: Tom is hard to please.
Instruct: She needs someone to turn to for advice. Output: She wants someone she can turn to for advice.
Instruct: She wants to become thin very much. Output: She really wants to lose weight.
Instruct: Whatever you do, don't tell Tom. Output: It's a secret from Tom.
Instruct: Tom got a 100% in chemistry. Output: Tom got a perfect grade in chemistry.
Instruct: Tom said he plans on going Monday. Output: Tom said he plans to go Monday.
Instruct: No student was able to answer the question. Output: No students could answer the question.
Instruct: There's some milk in the bottle. Output: There's a tiny amount of milk left in the bottle.
Instruct: Thirteen homes have been destroyed. Output: Thirteen homes were destroyed.
Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was tough. Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't tough.
Instruct: You can't keep this a secret. Output: You can't keep that secret.
Instruct: I'm sick of waiting. Output: I'm bored of waiting.
Instruct: The class meets once a week. Output: That class takes place once per week.
Instruct: It rained all afternoon. Output: It rained all through the afternoon.
Instruct: Your ideas are rather old-fashioned. Output: His ideas are a little archaic.
Instruct: It's very hard to do that. Output: That's very difficult to do.
Instruct: We can't simply give up. Output: We can't just give up.
Instruct: I met her last night. Output: I got acquainted with him last night.
Instruct: Thank you for letting me know. Output: Thank you for telling me.
Instruct: They walked through the market. Output: They were walking through the market.
Instruct: I can trust her. Output: I can trust him.
Instruct: We shouldn't complain. Output: We must not complain.
Instruct: What's Tom found? Output: What did Tom find?
Instruct: It's not deep enough. Output: It isn't deep enough.
Instruct: I have a pimple from eating too much chocolate. Output: If I eat too much chocolate, I break out in pimples.
Instruct: Does Tom think he'll be able to do that? Output: Does Tom think he can do it?
Instruct: He's a man with an iron will. Output: He is a man of iron will.
Instruct: Almost no one knows we are sisters. Output: Hardly anyone thinks that we are sisters.
Instruct: Can you pick me up? Output: Can you get me with you?
Instruct: That's a gross mistake. Output: This is a grievous mistake.
Instruct: They believe that they're ready. Output: They believe they're ready.
Instruct: Tom could be dangerous. Output: Tom may be dangerous.
Instruct: You're a lot like her. Output: You do look a lot like him.
Instruct: I came last. Output: I arrived last.
Instruct: The world resources are limited. Output: The resources of the earth are limited.
Instruct: Will you let me use your telephone, please? Output: May I use this telephone?
Instruct: It had to happen. Output: That was bound to happen.
Instruct: I think Tom and Mary are both sorry. Output: I think both Tom and Mary are sorry.
Instruct: Let's all settle down. Output: Let's all just calm down.
Instruct: He'll have to do this task again. Output: He will have to do that task again.
Instruct: She'll love her husband forever. Output: She will love her husband for good.
Instruct: What will become of our offspring if a nuclear war breaks out? Output: What will happen to our children if nuclear war breaks out?
Instruct: Have you talked to him yet? Output: Have you spoken with him?
Instruct: What's your favorite thing to do in your free time? Output: What's your favorite leisure activity?
Instruct: Laurie is sick. Output: Laurie's sick.
Instruct: Tom put on his boots. Output: Tom put his boots on.
Instruct: I'm going to show you the photo. Output: I'll show you the photo now.
Instruct: This is capital. Let it increase! Output: This is capital. May it grow!
Instruct: We're students. Output: We're pupils.
Instruct: To the best of my knowledge, she hasn't left yet. Output: To my knowledge, she has not left yet.
Instruct: Tom doesn't deserve to be punished. Output: Tom doesn't deserve punishment.
Instruct: Tom will do everything he can. Output: Tom is going to do everything he can.
Instruct: It's exactly 10:00. Output: It's ten o'clock sharp.
Instruct: There were three of them and all three were armed. Output: They were three and they were all armed.
Instruct: Tom and Mary put down their books. Output: Tom and Mary put their books down.
Instruct: You look lonely. Output: You seem lonely.
Instruct: There was a lot at stake. Output: The stakes were high.
Instruct: My sister irons my pants. Output: My sister presses my trousers.
Instruct: He has run up large debts. Output: He has a lot of debts.
Instruct: If I'd been with you, I could've helped you. Output: If I had been with you, I could have helped you.
Instruct: The sun will set in two hours. Output: Within two hours the sun had set.
Instruct: Extinction is a part of evolution. Output: Extinction is part of evolution.
Instruct: I can't walk. Output: I can't go.
Instruct: Tom was condemned to death. Output: Tom was sentenced to death.
Instruct: This car is too expensive. Output: This car is very expensive.
Instruct: Do you mean you're giving up? Output: Are you saying that you give up?
Instruct: We can not endure violence. Output: We can not bear violence.
Instruct: He made up his mind quickly. Output: He wasn't long in making up his mind.
Instruct: Who is your teacher? Output: Who teaches you?
Instruct: I have an extraordinary appetite. Output: I have an abnormal appetite.
Instruct: This possibility cannot be ruled out. Output: This possibility can't be ruled out.
Instruct: Tom is accustomed to working hard. Output: Tom is accustomed to hard work.
Instruct: Do you think Tom would do that? Output: Do you think Tom is ever going to do that?
Instruct: Tom acted foolishly. Output: Tom behaved foolishly.
Instruct: I'm having trouble concentrating. Output: I'm having trouble focusing.
Instruct: Tom is asking questions. Output: Tom has been asking questions.
Instruct: Have you seen her recently? Output: Have you seen him recently?
Instruct: Children need love. Output: Children need loving.
Instruct: They love it. Output: They love that.
Instruct: It's a wonderful opportunity. Output: It's a remarkable opportunity.
Instruct: We've known her for many years. Output: We have known her for years.
Instruct: There isn't a cat. Output: There was no one about.
Instruct: I'm gutted. Output: I am bitterly disappointed.
Instruct: Did you get Tom something? Output: Did you buy anything for Tom?
Instruct: Is everything all right in there? Output: Is everything all right up there?
Instruct: I can't lie. Output: I can't tell a lie.
Instruct: I drink tea. Output: I'm drinking tea.
Instruct: Prices are rising. Output: Prices are going up.
Instruct: She is in need of help. Output: She needs help.
Instruct: A little smile won't hurt. Output: A smile doesn't cost anything.
Instruct: Tom loves to cook. Output: Hopefully, everything will be OK.
Instruct: Tell me why she's crying. Output: Tell me why she is crying.
Instruct: Where did you drop them? Output: Where did you store them?