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Instruct: I'm studying economics at university.
Output: I'm studying economics in college.
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Instruct: I twisted my ankle.
Output: I have a sprained ankle.
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Instruct: Put your pants on.
Output: Put on your pants!
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Instruct: I thought you said nobody was going to be here.
Output: I thought that you said no one was going to be here.
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Instruct: Try not to be late again tomorrow.
Output: Try not to come too late again tomorrow.
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Instruct: Either of my parents must go to the meeting.
Output: One of my parents has to go to the meeting.
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Instruct: Tom was just doing his job.
Output: Tom was simply doing his job.
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Instruct: I have never heard a scary story in my life.
Output: Never in my life have I heard such a terrible story!
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Instruct: He is pigeon-toed.
Output: She is pigeon-toed.
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Instruct: Tell her that I am hungry.
Output: Tell her I'm hungry.
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Instruct: Do you think Tom is going to help us?
Output: Do you think Tom will help us?
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Instruct: I thought about you a lot.
Output: I've thought about you lot.
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Instruct: He continued walking for some time.
Output: He walked on for some time.
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Instruct: I'll do it later.
Output: I'll take care of it later.
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Instruct: Tom is going to do whatever he can.
Output: Tom is going to do his best.
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Instruct: I hope nothing happened to him.
Output: I hope nothing's happened to her.
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Instruct: What else could you possibly give me that I don't already have?
Output: What more can you give that I haven't already got?
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Instruct: Since you're tired, you should rest.
Output: As you are tired, you had better rest.
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Instruct: Did you grow up in Boston?
Output: Was it in Boston that you grew up?
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Instruct: Tom will most likely win.
Output: Tom will likely win.
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Instruct: The man was eating bread.
Output: That man ate bread.
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Instruct: We would have had fun if we had gone to the party.
Output: We would've had fun if we'd gone to the party.
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Instruct: Don't mix me up.
Output: Don't get me confused.
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Instruct: How does that help?
Output: How does this help?
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Instruct: You must hold that dagger like this.
Output: You must grip that dagger this way.
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Instruct: I'd like to buy this doll.
Output: I want to buy this toy doll.
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Instruct: Don't you eat that.
Output: Don't eat!
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Instruct: Her look says that she loves you.
Output: Just looking at her, you can tell that she likes you.
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Instruct: I can barely swim.
Output: I can hardly swim.
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Instruct: Tom seemed a little tense.
Output: Tom looked a bit nervous.
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Instruct: After all, you had homework to prepare.
Output: There was a lot of housework to do.
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Instruct: There were rumors about a misfortune.
Output: Rumors of defeat were abroad.
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Instruct: I fell asleep while reading a book.
Output: While reading a book, I fell asleep.
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Instruct: You ruined your clothing.
Output: You didn't ruin your clothing.
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Instruct: I slapped him in the face.
Output: I dealt him a blow on the ear.
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Instruct: I knew that you'd kiss Tom.
Output: I knew you'd kiss Tom.
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Instruct: Look what I found.
Output: Look what I've found.
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Instruct: Who raised you?
Output: Who created you?
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Instruct: I wonder what it would be like to feel refined and elegant like him.
Output: I wish I were as handsome as he.
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Instruct: You were always on my mind.
Output: You were always in my thoughts.
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Instruct: Tom said it was his fault.
Output: Tom said it was your fault.
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Instruct: I would never want this to change.
Output: I don't ever want that to change.
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Instruct: This area's off limits.
Output: That area's off-limits.
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Instruct: This article pokes fun at vegetarians.
Output: That article makes fun of vegetarians.
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Instruct: Tom denies that he did that.
Output: Tom denies he did that.
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Instruct: It's Tom's duty.
Output: Tom is the one to blame.
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Instruct: Tom must have been home then.
Output: Tom must've been home then.
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Instruct: Her lack of money kept her from going with me.
Output: She didn't have any money, so she couldn't go with me.
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Instruct: How did you come to think of that?
Output: How do you come to that conclusion?
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Instruct: Tom appears to be rich.
Output: Tom seems to be wealthy.
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Instruct: He's happy.
Output: You are happy.
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Instruct: He missed Tom.
Output: She missed Tom.
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Instruct: I like tennis better than I like soccer.
Output: I like the tennis more than the soccer.
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Instruct: I've got the habit to cook for myself.
Output: I'm used to cooking for myself.
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Instruct: Tom refused to pay the bill.
Output: Tom refused to pay his bill.
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Instruct: It's very risky.
Output: It's too risky.
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Instruct: Keiko, do you have any buttered toast?
Output: Keiko, any buttered toast?
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Instruct: Tom didn't plan on hurting anyone.
Output: Tom didn't intend to hurt anyone.
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Instruct: He's a famous physicist not only in Japan, but throughout the world.
Output: He is a physicist famous not only in Japan but all over the world.
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Instruct: We were all shocked.
Output: We were all stunned.
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Instruct: Today is September first.
Output: Today is September 1st.
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Instruct: I can't allow it.
Output: I can't authorize that.
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Instruct: Tom said Mary is at home.
Output: Tom said Mary was at home.
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Instruct: I got you some water.
Output: I got him some water.
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Instruct: Hey, it's my job.
Output: Hey, that's my job.
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Instruct: There are a lot of big cities in Brazil.
Output: There are many big cities in Brazil.
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Instruct: Would you tell me the way?
Output: Can you explain the way to me?
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Instruct: I kept one.
Output: I put one away.
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Instruct: Looks like it will snow tomorrow.
Output: It's probably going to snow tomorrow.
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Instruct: Do you want a refill?
Output: Would you like one more cup?
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Instruct: Tom is just slightly taller than Mary.
Output: Tom is only just a little bit taller than Mary.
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Instruct: Tom couldn't afford a lawyer.
Output: Tom couldn't afford to hire a lawyer.
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Instruct: Take off your socks.
Output: Take off your socks, please.
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Instruct: I'm glad to be invited to dinner.
Output: I'm glad to have been invited to dinner.
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Instruct: Maybe it was her.
Output: Maybe it was him.
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Instruct: I had my brother repair my bicycle.
Output: I had my bicycle fixed by my brother.
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Instruct: What could I do?
Output: What can I do?
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Instruct: I never thought I was going to be this successful.
Output: I didn't think I was ever going to be this successful.
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Instruct: How can we be sure of his honesty?
Output: How can we be sure he's honest?
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Instruct: All our efforts were in vain.
Output: All our efforts were without result.
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Instruct: He called for help.
Output: He gave a loud cry for help.
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Instruct: Tom is the oldest of the three boys.
Output: Tom is the oldest of three children.
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Instruct: He put his name down.
Output: He wrote his own name.
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Instruct: You must feed the machine.
Output: We must fuel the machine.
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Instruct: Please write me a letter whenever you run into trouble.
Output: Drop me a line when you are in trouble.
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Instruct: I couldn't find him.
Output: I couldn't find her.
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Instruct: She is not less beautiful than her sister.
Output: She is no less pretty than her sister.
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Instruct: Mr. Crouch, what are you doing?
Output: Mr Crouch, what do you do?
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Instruct: You are confusing me.
Output: You're confusing me.
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Instruct: It looks like I must've dozed off.
Output: It looks like I must have dozed off.
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Instruct: Fix this.
Output: You need to fix this.
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Instruct: That's all I've got to say.
Output: That's all I want to say.
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Instruct: Tom and Mary are both unemployed.
Output: Both Tom and Mary are unemployed.
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Instruct: Did you get your girlfriend a souvenir?
Output: Did you get a souvenir for your girlfriend?
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Instruct: Careful! Emotional dependency is not synonymous with love!
Output: Be careful! Affective dependency is not synonym for love!
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Instruct: An apple fell off the tree.
Output: The apple fell from the tree.
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Instruct: Did you close your bedroom's door?
Output: You closed the door of your bedroom?
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Instruct: How much is a first class ticket?
Output: How much does a first class ticket cost?
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Instruct: Do you have any bread to eat?
Output: Do you have bread for lunch?
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Instruct: I'm glad nobody's around.
Output: I'm glad that nobody's around.
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