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Instruct: This door won't lock.
Output: That door cannot be locked.
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Instruct: She kept her eyes closed.
Output: Her eyes were shut.
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Instruct: Tom works at night.
Output: Tom is working the night shift.
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Instruct: Tom will never recover.
Output: Tom is never going to recover.
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Instruct: I sent a message to Tom.
Output: I sent Tom a message.
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Instruct: How do you know that I knew?
Output: How do you know what I had?
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Instruct: He's no doctor.
Output: That's not a doctor.
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Instruct: I'm wide open for suggestions.
Output: I'm open to suggestions.
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Instruct: Why did Tom need to go?
Output: Why does Tom have to go?
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Instruct: I practice sport almost every day.
Output: I exercise almost every day.
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Instruct: Do you like to look at yourself in the mirror?
Output: Do you like looking in the mirror?
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Instruct: Tom said that he's jealous.
Output: Tom said he's jealous.
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Instruct: I'm going to eat a peach.
Output: I shall eat a peach.
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Instruct: Has Tom eaten lunch yet?
Output: Has Tom already eaten lunch?
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Instruct: I manage just fine.
Output: I can survive.
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Instruct: They will probably handle this well.
Output: They'll probably be able to cope with the difficulties.
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Instruct: I had intended to call on her last Sunday.
Output: I intended to have called on her last Sunday.
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Instruct: The bank is closed.
Output: The bank has already closed.
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Instruct: Tom never intended to hurt Mary.
Output: Tom never meant to hurt Mary.
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Instruct: I also like candy.
Output: I like candy, too.
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Instruct: Do you want to go for a walk?
Output: How about a walk?
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Instruct: They call me a tart.
Output: They call me an army whore.
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Instruct: Where exactly is it?
Output: Where exactly are you?
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Instruct: I would still like to hear Tom's opinion before coming to a conclusion.
Output: I'd like to hear Tom's opinion at least once before we come to a conclusion.
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Instruct: Toward midnight, I fell asleep.
Output: I fell asleep around midnight.
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Instruct: Silence reigned in the room.
Output: There was quiet in the room.
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Instruct: Tom shot and killed a bear.
Output: Tom shot a bear.
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Instruct: She thinks she can prove it.
Output: He thinks he can prove it.
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Instruct: I'll meet with him tonight.
Output: I'll meet with her tonight.
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Instruct: Why can't we tickle each other?
Output: Why can't we tickle ourselves?
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Instruct: They live in a big house.
Output: They live in a great house.
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Instruct: Will you help me with the translation?
Output: Will you help me translate?
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Instruct: Today Mount Fuji can be clearly seen.
Output: We can see Mt. Fuji clearly today.
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Instruct: Mary knew that she was attractive.
Output: Mary knew she was attractive.
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Instruct: Tom made Mary stop.
Output: Tom stopped Mary.
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Instruct: Tom doesn't know anything about it.
Output: Tom knows nothing about this matter.
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Instruct: Our grandfather learned five languages when he was growing up.
Output: Our grandfather learned five languages as a child.
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Instruct: We're not going to do this anymore.
Output: We won't do that anymore.
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Instruct: Tom's breathing was labored.
Output: Tom could barely breathe.
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Instruct: It was too soft.
Output: That was so cute!
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Instruct: Tom only has 5 hit points left.
Output: Tom only has five health points left.
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Instruct: You're both crazy.
Output: You're both insane.
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Instruct: The apple was eaten by me.
Output: We're eating apples.
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Instruct: It's mine now.
Output: It belongs to me now.
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Instruct: No one likes you.
Output: Nobody likes you.
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Instruct: She seems happy.
Output: You seem content.
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Instruct: I saw you with her.
Output: I saw him with you.
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Instruct: She is very proud of her talent.
Output: She prides herself on her talent.
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Instruct: His story is strange, but it's believable.
Output: Your story is strange but believable.
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Instruct: I think I'm just tired.
Output: I'm sort of tired.
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Instruct: I don't think that you'll win.
Output: I don't think you'll win.
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Instruct: Thank you for doing this.
Output: Thanks for doing that.
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Instruct: I only want her.
Output: I only want him.
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Instruct: There's another way out.
Output: There's another solution.
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Instruct: Tom knows me well.
Output: Tom knows me very well.
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Instruct: I want something to read on the train.
Output: I want something to read for when I take the train.
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Instruct: Why did we say that?
Output: What did you say that for?
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Instruct: Tom rarely does that by himself.
Output: Tom rarely does that alone.
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Instruct: What were we doing?
Output: What were they doing?
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Instruct: Where is your luggage?
Output: Where's your luggage?
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Instruct: Everybody was staring at me.
Output: Everyone was looking at me.
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Instruct: You like to hunt, don't you?
Output: You like hunting, don't you?
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Instruct: I think Tom and Mary are both still homesick.
Output: I think both Tom and Mary are still homesick.
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Instruct: You show that you have something new to reveal.
Output: You seem as one about to reveal something new.
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Instruct: Tom began to eat.
Output: Tom started eating.
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Instruct: I'm pretty sure Tom isn't going to do that.
Output: I'm quite sure Tom won't do that.
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Instruct: That's where you're mistaken.
Output: That is where you are wrong.
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Instruct: I don't have a crush on Mary.
Output: I'm not in love with Mary.
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Instruct: Everyone has strengths and weaknesses.
Output: Everyone has both strong and weak points.
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Instruct: I never would've asked Tom to do that.
Output: I'd never ask Tom to do that.
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Instruct: Is that only a coincidence?
Output: Is that just a coincidence?
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Instruct: I was much moved to tears at the story.
Output: I was moved to tears by the story.
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Instruct: How long has it been since Tom left?
Output: How long ago did Tom leave?
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Instruct: They came to ask for peace.
Output: They came to make peace.
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Instruct: He says that it would carry a risk.
Output: He said he was going to take a risk.
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Instruct: Where did she find the keys?
Output: Where did you find the keys?
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Instruct: We know that you're in there.
Output: We know you're in there.
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Instruct: The woman is on top of the table.
Output: The woman is atop the table.
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Instruct: Tom says he needs more time.
Output: Tom said he just needed more time.
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Instruct: I have a high opinion of Tom.
Output: I care about Tom.
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Instruct: He plays the piano better than I do.
Output: He's better at the piano than I am.
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Instruct: You're leaving already?
Output: Are you leaving already?
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Instruct: Tom should've done that.
Output: Tom had to do it.
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Instruct: Tom says Mary likes to do that.
Output: Tom says Mary likes doing that.
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Instruct: In his business, he can't do without a car.
Output: In his business he cannot do without a car.
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Instruct: Mummy's working.
Output: Mum's working.
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Instruct: You're afraid.
Output: He's afraid.
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Instruct: I was born during the Showa era.
Output: I'm a man born in the Showa era.
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Instruct: What do you think of Japanese?
Output: What do you think about the Japanese language?
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Instruct: They combined forces to fight the enemy.
Output: They joined forces and fought the enemy.
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Instruct: I'll go and tell them.
Output: Tom and Mary have done everything we asked them to do.
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Instruct: The meeting was last month.
Output: The meeting was held last month.
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Instruct: Everything was so pretty.
Output: Everything was so beautiful.
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Instruct: May I ask what you're working on?
Output: May I ask what you are working on now?
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Instruct: Can anyone hear me?
Output: Can anybody hear me?
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Instruct: Tom is an American citizen.
Output: Tom is a citizen of the United States.
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Instruct: No matter what you say, I'm convinced that I'm right.
Output: No matter what you say, I am convinced that I am right.
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Instruct: She couldn't stop the tears.
Output: She couldn't help but cry.
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Instruct: You have friends, don't you? "Sure."
Output: Don't you have friends? "Of course."
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Instruct: I'm not surprised Tom cried.
Output: I'm not surprised that Tom cried.
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