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Instruct: There's a woman as wants to see you. Output: There is a woman who wants to see you.
Instruct: I don't think it's over. Output: I don't think that it's over.
Instruct: You're hurting him. Output: You hurt him.
Instruct: Why are you so fast? Output: What's the hurry?
Instruct: What's it like in Boston? Output: What's Boston like?
Instruct: Give me a ring if you find out anything. Output: Call me if you find something.
Instruct: Tom may not be able to do that. Output: Tom may not make it.
Instruct: Tom is just about as old as I am. Output: Tom is roughly the same age as I am.
Instruct: Tom doesn't like mathematics. Output: Tom's not into mathematics.
Instruct: He substituted a light for the bell. Output: He replaced the bell with a light.
Instruct: If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. Output: If you love me, love my dog, too.
Instruct: What was I wearing at that time? Do you remember? Output: How was I dressed then? Do you remember?
Instruct: Tom thought he should do that. Output: Tom thought he needed to do that.
Instruct: Dinner isn't ready yet. Output: Dinner's not ready yet.
Instruct: Tom must've been alone. Output: Tom must have been lonely.
Instruct: We were very busy. Output: We're very busy.
Instruct: Tom is really very gentle. Output: Tom is very friendly.
Instruct: He can't come because he's ill. Output: He hasn't been able to come because he is sick.
Instruct: Tom pretended not to know Mary. Output: Tom acted like he didn't know Mary.
Instruct: You aren't thinking. Output: You're not thinking.
Instruct: Tom loves being around people. Output: Tom loves to be around people.
Instruct: Sami texts Layla all the time. Output: Sami would always message Layla.
Instruct: Tom will need surgery. Output: Tom is going to need surgery.
Instruct: Take your elbows off the table. Output: Stop resting your elbows on the table.
Instruct: Tom and I are discussing that problem now. Output: Tom and I are now discussing that problem.
Instruct: Let's hope my brother-in-law hasn't signed the contract yet. Output: Let's hope that my brother-in-law has not yet signed the contract.
Instruct: I'm having lunch with my sister right now. Output: I am eating lunch with my sister.
Instruct: If I had the time, I'd do that. Output: If I'd had the time, I would've done that.
Instruct: Tom said he was ready. Output: Tom said he's prepared.
Instruct: Tom says Mary is innocent. Output: Tom says that Mary is innocent.
Instruct: None of us are immortal. Output: No one of us is immortal.
Instruct: Tom spoke only French. Output: Tom only spoke French.
Instruct: The meeting room is occupied at the moment. Output: The meeting room is in use now.
Instruct: She said she didn't drink coffee. Output: He said he didn't drink coffee.
Instruct: I'm going to forgive you. Output: I'll forgive you.
Instruct: Tom talked to Mary yesterday. Output: Tom talked with Mary yesterday.
Instruct: I'll lend my dictionary to you. Output: I'll lend you my dictionary.
Instruct: There have probably been discussions on the topic. Output: There may be discussions about it.
Instruct: Mary is eloquent. Output: Mary has the gift of the gab.
Instruct: Tom could've run away. Output: Tom could have run away.
Instruct: Tom isn't much of a talker. Output: Tom doesn't speak much.
Instruct: They said they were next. Output: They said that they were next.
Instruct: Students may not enter the teachers' room. Output: Students aren't allowed in the teachers' lounge.
Instruct: They don't have any sugar any more. Output: They're out of sugar now.
Instruct: My friends always say I'm too reserved, but my family always says I'm too much of a bore. Output: My friends always say that I'm too quiet, but my family says I'm too dull.
Instruct: I am swimming in the river. Output: I am swimming in a river.
Instruct: Tom is rather shy, isn't he? Output: Tom is quite timid, isn't he?
Instruct: I have lunch plans with Tom. Output: I plan to have lunch with Tom.
Instruct: Tom must have had a key. Output: Tom must've had a key.
Instruct: He banged on the table with his fist. Output: He banged his fist on the table.
Instruct: Wipe your face clean. Output: Dry off your face.
Instruct: Which do you like more: tea or coffee? Output: I want to drink some tea or coffee.
Instruct: It's a book for children. Output: This book is meant for children.
Instruct: Are you afraid of something? Output: Are you scared of something?
Instruct: Tom got in his car. Output: Tom got into his car.
Instruct: I'm the one in charge of this group. Output: I'm the leader of this team.
Instruct: The cat is on the table. Output: A cat was on the table.
Instruct: We're under attack! Output: We were under attack.
Instruct: I'm not done with them. Output: I'm not through with them.
Instruct: Do you know English? Output: Can you not speak English?
Instruct: Tom must be stopped. Output: Tom has to be stopped.
Instruct: Acid rain is not a natural phenomenon. Output: Acid rain isn't a natural phenomenon.
Instruct: You're shameless. Output: You have no shame.
Instruct: She speaks English. Output: He speaks fluent Japanese.
Instruct: I guess I should've studied harder. Output: I guess I should have studied harder.
Instruct: She has a good memory, too. Output: She also has a good memory.
Instruct: I'm not very good at speaking Arabic. Output: My Arabic isn't very good.
Instruct: We are a family. Output: We're a family.
Instruct: Neither Mary nor John can swim. Output: Mary can't swim, and John can't, either.
Instruct: It has snowed for two days. Output: It has been snowing for two days.
Instruct: What's this street called? Output: What street is this?
Instruct: Can we meet February 28, around 3:00 pm? Output: Can we meet on February the 28th, around 3:00 p.m.?
Instruct: Did Tom give you anything? Output: Has Tom given you anything?
Instruct: Mom, can you give me money to buy candy? Output: Mummy, could you give me money to buy sweets?
Instruct: Auckland has a population of a million. Output: There are a million people in Auckland.
Instruct: Tom almost passed out. Output: Tom almost fainted.
Instruct: You are losing blood. Output: He is losing blood.
Instruct: There are many stars in the universe that are larger than the sun. Output: There are a lot of stars larger than our own sun.
Instruct: You don't lose what you don't have. Output: He who carries nothing loses nothing.
Instruct: All the colour went from Shoichi's face. Output: Shoichi's face turned pale.
Instruct: The guitar is so expensive that I can't afford it. Output: That guitar is too expensive for me to buy.
Instruct: Tom thought Mary wasn't yet finished doing that. Output: Tom thought Mary wasn't finished doing that yet.
Instruct: Colm is the person I thought I saw. Output: Colm is the guy who I thought saw me.
Instruct: I don't think you're funny. Output: I don't think that you're funny.
Instruct: Tom is going to end up in prison. Output: Tom will end up in jail.
Instruct: Do you still collect stamps? Output: Are you still collecting stamps?
Instruct: He seems like a very nice man. Output: He seems really nice.
Instruct: It was difficult to persuade him to cancel the trip. Output: I had a hard time trying to talk him out of taking the trip.
Instruct: What have you told Tom? Output: What were you telling Tom?
Instruct: It snowed for four days. Output: The snow lasted four days.
Instruct: You must persevere before you can succeed. Output: There is no success without perseverance.
Instruct: We were just going. Output: We were just about to leave.
Instruct: Tom said Mary had gone to Boston. Output: Tom said Mary has been to Boston.
Instruct: He died of cancer. Output: Cancer took him.
Instruct: Can't you discount it a little? Output: Would you give me a discount?
Instruct: An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Output: An apple a day is good for our health.
Instruct: What do you need this for? Output: What do you want them for?
Instruct: Give me another chance. Output: Give me a second chance.
Instruct: None of this would've been necessary if we'd followed Tom's advice. Output: None of this would have been necessary if we had followed Tom's advice.
Instruct: He would give an arm and a leg for that. Output: He would give almost anything for that.