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Instruct: He didn't attend the meeting. Output: He absented himself from the meeting.
Instruct: Who would've thought it possible? Output: Who would have thought it possible?
Instruct: I think this is true. Output: I fear that is the truth.
Instruct: Hello, Meg, how are things? Output: Hello, Meg, how have you been?
Instruct: Tom seldom breaks his promise. Output: Tom hardly ever breaks a promise.
Instruct: I love Norwegian! Output: I love the Norwegian language!
Instruct: I opened a window. Output: I opened the window.
Instruct: Everyone was talking at once. Output: Everyone spoke at the same time.
Instruct: Have you eaten your lunch yet? Output: Have you finished breakfast yet?
Instruct: Tom is no longer a child. Output: Tom isn't a boy anymore.
Instruct: She says that she teaches French. Output: She says she teaches French.
Instruct: I think I should have studied harder. Output: I think I should've studied harder.
Instruct: He respects you. Output: She respects you.
Instruct: What exactly happened? Output: What happened exactly?
Instruct: Why don't you go instead of me? Output: Why don't you go in my place?
Instruct: He wants a playmate. Output: That child wants someone to play with.
Instruct: Tom hid behind a tree. Output: Tom was hiding behind a tree.
Instruct: Don't look for how to do it, find out how not to prevent yourself. Output: Don't look for the way, just remove the obstacles.
Instruct: They said that they understood. Output: They said they understood.
Instruct: Redheads generally have freckles. Output: Red-haired people tend to have freckles.
Instruct: Tom wants to marry Mary. Output: Tom wanted to get married to Mary.
Instruct: I'll be there in 30 minutes. Output: I'll be there in thirty minutes.
Instruct: Milk and alcohol don't solve problems. Output: Alcohol does not solve any problems, but neither does milk.
Instruct: Bad thoughts lead to bad deeds. Output: Bad thoughts give birth to bad actions.
Instruct: He crystallized salt from seawater. Output: He extracted salt from seawater through crystallization.
Instruct: That's a blatant lie. Output: That's a big fat lie.
Instruct: I'll find him for you. Output: I'll find her for you.
Instruct: Trolling is a art. Output: Trolling is an art.
Instruct: Because of his wealth, he was able to become a member of that club. Output: His wealth got him into the club.
Instruct: What is your favorite sport? Output: What kind of sport do you like the best?
Instruct: She asked for my help. Output: He asked for my assistance.
Instruct: What exactly do you mean? Output: What do you mean exactly?
Instruct: We have to trust one another. Output: We're supposed to trust each other.
Instruct: They lived a very happy married life. Output: Their married life was full bliss.
Instruct: Tom and Mary loved each other. Output: Tom and Mary were in love with each other.
Instruct: Have you tried it before? Output: Have you tried that before?
Instruct: Shouldn't Tom do that? Output: Shouldn't Tom be doing that?
Instruct: You look busy. Output: You seem busy.
Instruct: What's your favorite scary movie? Output: What's your favorite horror movie?
Instruct: How's the weather there? Output: How's the weather?
Instruct: Do come by all means. Output: Make sure you'll come.
Instruct: He told me that he was wealthy. Output: He told me he was rich.
Instruct: I can't emphasize it enough. Output: I can't emphasize that enough.
Instruct: He is happy, like a king. Output: He is as happy as a king.
Instruct: Carl looked very happy. Output: Carl looks very happy.
Instruct: Mary said she's Canadian. Output: Mary said that she was Canadian.
Instruct: I've got to know. Output: I have to know.
Instruct: May I lie on the sofa? Output: Do you mind if I lay down on the sofa?
Instruct: It looks like we're staying here tonight. Output: It looks like we're going to be staying here tonight.
Instruct: I'm not taking any chances. Output: I don't want to take any chances.
Instruct: Did they find anything? Output: Did you find something?
Instruct: How's everything at home? Output: How're you doing at home?
Instruct: You must overcome the difficulties. Output: You have to overcome the difficulties.
Instruct: More often than not, he is late for school. Output: He is often late for school.
Instruct: I thought you might like to know that. Output: I thought you'd want to know.
Instruct: That's all we can do. Output: It's the only thing we can do.
Instruct: Savages fear the appearance of a fierce wild beast. Output: The primitive man was frightened at the sight of a savage beast.
Instruct: You don't care about me. Output: He ignored me.
Instruct: I like studying languages. Output: I like to study languages.
Instruct: She had already gone when I arrived. Output: By the time I arrived, he had already left.
Instruct: What's the password? Output: Password?
Instruct: My brother watches television. Output: My little brother is watching TV.
Instruct: Where did she find his photo? Output: Where did she find this picture?
Instruct: I study Korean. Output: I am studying Korean.
Instruct: Tom was obnoxious. Output: Tom was nasty.
Instruct: I'll write to her again. Output: I'll write to him again.
Instruct: Tom has been blind since birth. Output: Tom has been blind since he was born.
Instruct: She dried her eyes. Output: She dried her tears.
Instruct: I've always trusted you. Output: I have always had faith in you.
Instruct: Who taught you how to swim? Output: Who taught you to swim?
Instruct: I know you like to travel, Tom. Output: I know Tom likes to travel.
Instruct: Can I pay here via Kontaktlos? Output: Can I pay here with Kontaktlos?
Instruct: I heard you were sick. Output: I've heard you've been sick.
Instruct: Tom was sensible. Output: Tom was reasonable.
Instruct: I baked Tom some brownies. Output: I baked some brownies for Tom.
Instruct: I'm not sure as to when he will turn up. Output: I am not sure when he will be back.
Instruct: The cold lasted three weeks. Output: The cold weather continued for three weeks.
Instruct: Is that your dog over there? Output: Is this dog yours?
Instruct: It's not higher math. Output: It's not that complicated.
Instruct: Tom changed clothes. Output: Tom isn't the man he used to be.
Instruct: I couldn't help it. Output: I couldn't help him.
Instruct: Tom asked Mary a question. Output: Tom questioned Mary.
Instruct: I don't speak very good French. Output: I don't speak French very well.
Instruct: My son entered high school. Output: My son is in high school now.
Instruct: How warm is it? Output: How hot is it?
Instruct: I wonder what happened to Tom. Output: I wonder what's happened to Tom.
Instruct: When will the MCA take place? Output: When will the most probable hypothetical accident occur?
Instruct: The glass shattered into pieces. Output: The glass was broken to pieces.
Instruct: Birds were singing among the trees. Output: The birds used to sing in the trees.
Instruct: I didn't say I would do that. Output: I didn't say I'd do that.
Instruct: I think it's going to work. Output: I think this'll work.
Instruct: It was a total surprise. Output: It was a complete surprise.
Instruct: I'm taking the week off. Output: I'm taking a week off.
Instruct: He bought a foxglove. Output: He bought a thimble.
Instruct: Where did he meet your father? Output: Where did she meet your father?
Instruct: Mary said I made them cry. Output: Mary said I made her cry.
Instruct: Don't talk to anyone. Output: Don't tell anybody.
Instruct: I should've called the police. Output: I should have called the police.
Instruct: It's not entirely unpleasant. Output: It isn't entirely unpleasant.
Instruct: Tom is already in Boston. Output: Tom is in Boston already.