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Instruct: This place is perfect.
Output: This place is all right.
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Instruct: Let's take a short rest here. My legs are tired and I can't walk any more.
Output: Let's just rest here for a little while, my feet are aching so much I can't walk.
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Instruct: I can't refuse him anything.
Output: I can't refuse her anything.
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Instruct: I punished him.
Output: I punished them.
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Instruct: Your hair needs cutting.
Output: You had better have your hair cut.
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Instruct: Why don't you take off your coat?
Output: Aren't you going to take your coat off?
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Instruct: I absolutely don't know that woman.
Output: I didn't know that woman at all.
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Instruct: You talk about her too much.
Output: You talk about him too much.
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Instruct: She kept her eyes open.
Output: He kept his eyes open.
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Instruct: It rained hard yesterday.
Output: It was raining yesterday.
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Instruct: Tom admitted that he did that.
Output: Tom confessed he did that.
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Instruct: Either Mary or you is to go.
Output: Either you or Mary should go.
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Instruct: The experiment ended in failure.
Output: The experiment failed.
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Instruct: We don't drink.
Output: We abstain from alcohol.
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Instruct: Sami is not really sure.
Output: Sami isn't really sure.
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Instruct: Is this a riddle?
Output: Is that a riddle?
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Instruct: Mary waited till the child goes off.
Output: Mary had been waiting till her child fell asleep.
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Instruct: Our company failed to survive against cutthroat competition.
Output: In the face of ruthless competition, our business failed to survive.
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Instruct: We have nothing to eat.
Output: Both our food and water were running out.
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Instruct: My email has changed.
Output: My e-mail address has been changed.
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Instruct: Tom mispronounces my name.
Output: Tom pronounces my name wrong.
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Instruct: Tom said he isn't going to be here tomorrow.
Output: Tom said he wouldn't be here tomorrow.
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Instruct: As far as I know, such a function doesn't exist.
Output: As far as I know, there is no such function.
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Instruct: I am looking for my phone.
Output: I'm looking for my mobile phone.
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Instruct: A young woman came to visit me yesterday.
Output: It was yesterday that a young woman came to see me.
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Instruct: You look pretty tired.
Output: You look rather tired.
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Instruct: Meat is expensive.
Output: The meat is expensive.
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Instruct: They are a peace-loving people.
Output: They are peace-loving people.
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Instruct: I forgot my password.
Output: I've forgotten my password.
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Instruct: It's too hard to explain.
Output: It's too difficult to explain.
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Instruct: Her eyes are beautiful.
Output: She has pretty eyes.
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Instruct: Grace wore an indignant look.
Output: Grace looked angry.
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Instruct: Do you want me to take you home?
Output: Would you like me to see you home?
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Instruct: Don't be like that.
Output: You must not behave like this.
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Instruct: Tom said Mary is hungry.
Output: Tom said Mary was hungry.
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Instruct: Tom caught a cold.
Output: Tom has got a cold.
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Instruct: Kindly follow these instructions closely.
Output: Keep to these instructions carefully.
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Instruct: How many apples are there?
Output: How much is an apple?
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Instruct: I will read this book to the end.
Output: I'll finish reading this book.
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Instruct: There are no rules without exceptions.
Output: An exception which confirms the rule.
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Instruct: Tom and Mary say they're not planning to do that anymore.
Output: Tom and Mary say they aren't planning on doing that anymore.
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Instruct: Tom was looking out the window.
Output: Tom was staring out the window.
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Instruct: I haven't slept for days.
Output: I haven't slept in days.
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Instruct: I never should have mentioned it.
Output: I never should've mentioned it.
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Instruct: He has a nose bleed.
Output: Your nose was bleeding.
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Instruct: I cannot afford to buy a car.
Output: I can't afford a car.
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Instruct: Everybody's having a good time.
Output: Everyone's having a great time.
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Instruct: Tom didn't look happy to me.
Output: Tom didn't seem happy to me.
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Instruct: I don't think that anyone would do that.
Output: I don't think anybody would do that.
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Instruct: I often receive letters from him.
Output: I often get a letter from him.
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Instruct: She didn't believe me.
Output: She did not believe me.
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Instruct: He is delightful.
Output: You are a fantastic person.
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Instruct: That's what you wanted, isn't it?
Output: You wanted this, didn't you?
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Instruct: I like this mammal.
Output: I like that dog.
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Instruct: She had hardly opened the door when a white dog rushed out of the house.
Output: As soon as she opened the door, a white dog ran out of the house.
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Instruct: What does Tom want me to do?
Output: What does Tom want from me?
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Instruct: It's only your imagination.
Output: You are imagining things.
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Instruct: Tom didn't expect that to happen.
Output: Tom wasn't expecting that to happen.
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Instruct: Are you wounded?
Output: Were you hurt?
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Instruct: To be honest, I don't understand it.
Output: I don't totally understand that.
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Instruct: I suppose it's possible.
Output: I suppose that's possible.
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Instruct: No one was there.
Output: There's no one here.
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Instruct: Mother gets up earlier than anybody else in my family.
Output: My mother gets up earlier than anyone else.
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Instruct: For Norwegians, it is normally not difficult to understand what a Swede is saying.
Output: It's usually easy for Norwegians to get what Swedes are saying.
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Instruct: I don’t think I’ll succeed.
Output: I don't think I'll make it.
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Instruct: Will you be here tomorrow?
Output: Are you going to be here tomorrow?
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Instruct: The pain was terrible.
Output: The pain was unbearable.
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Instruct: He whispered something to her.
Output: He whispered something in her ear.
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Instruct: He made a determination to be a doctor.
Output: He made up his mind to be a doctor.
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Instruct: I think it's Tom.
Output: I think that's Tom.
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Instruct: Life's not easy.
Output: Life isn't easy.
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Instruct: You may have read this book already.
Output: It is possible that you have already read this book.
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Instruct: Does that make any sense?
Output: Does this make sense?
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Instruct: She is almost sixty years old.
Output: He is around sixty years old.
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Instruct: I have the same number of books as Tom has.
Output: I have as many books as Tom does.
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Instruct: I know Tom is short.
Output: I know that Tom is short.
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Instruct: Why isn't anything happening?
Output: Why doesn't something happen?
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Instruct: I should've never been fired.
Output: I should have never been fired.
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Instruct: I thought that Tom was rich.
Output: I thought Tom was rich.
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Instruct: I told her you were hungry.
Output: I told him you were hungry.
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Instruct: Here is a basket full of vegetables.
Output: Here's a basket full of fruit.
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Instruct: I am not so happy.
Output: I'm not too happy.
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Instruct: Sitting all day is not good for you.
Output: Sitting all day isn't good for you.
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Instruct: I learned that from you!
Output: I learned it from you.
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Instruct: I didn't think Tom did that well.
Output: I thought Tom didn't do that well.
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Instruct: Tom can't ride a bicycle.
Output: Tom doesn't know how to ride a bike.
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Instruct: How many children do you have?
Output: How many kids do you have?
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Instruct: I have responsibilities.
Output: I've got responsibilities.
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Instruct: My throat is scratchy.
Output: I've got a frog in my throat.
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Instruct: Tom really should've helped Mary.
Output: Tom really should have helped Mary.
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Instruct: I have just arrived. I haven't even unpacked my bags.
Output: I've just arrived. I haven't even emptied my suitcases yet.
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Instruct: What's so pressing?
Output: What's the emergency?
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Instruct: Tom wrote Mary a long letter.
Output: Tom wrote a long letter to Mary.
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Instruct: I stepped aside so he could pass.
Output: I let go, so that he could walk through.
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Instruct: Where's your God now?
Output: Your god—where is He now?
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Instruct: I would like to give you a bicycle as a present for your birthday.
Output: I will get you a bike for your birthday.
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Instruct: Neither of those two students passed the test.
Output: Both of those students didn't pass the test.
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Instruct: I know you're not planning on staying in Boston.
Output: I know that you're not planning to stay in Boston.
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Instruct: Could you tell me the Wi-Fi password, please?
Output: Can you tell me the WiFi password?
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Instruct: I've come to help you.
Output: I came here to help you.
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