andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Tom was very arrogant. Output: Tom is so arrogant.
Instruct: Did you order the book? Output: Have you ordered the book?
Instruct: Tom also plans on doing that. Output: Tom also plans to do that.
Instruct: They say that to see is to believe. Output: They say that seeing is believing.
Instruct: That can't be Mary. She is in hospital now. Output: That can't be Mary. She's in the hospital now.
Instruct: I sometimes go to the cinema. Output: I go to the movies once in a while.
Instruct: The Joneses pay their servant by the week. Output: Mr and Mrs Jones pay their servants every week.
Instruct: We can't just look on dejectedly while this city continues to go into decline. Output: We can't sit there looking wistfully on as this city falls into decay.
Instruct: Tom told me that he's retired. Output: Tom told me that he was retired.
Instruct: Is that animal carnivorous? Output: Is that a carnivorous animal?
Instruct: I still haven't heard from him. Output: I have heard nothing from him yet.
Instruct: It's all total nonsense. Output: None of this makes sense.
Instruct: Tom said he'd help me. Output: Tom told me that he'd help.
Instruct: I'll dance with her. Output: I'll dance with him.
Instruct: Tom got famous. Output: Tom became famous.
Instruct: Tom hasn't graduated yet. Output: Tom hasn't yet graduated.
Instruct: You should get your car fixed. Output: You should get his car fixed.
Instruct: I'll tell on you! Output: I'm going to report you.
Instruct: Tom shouldn't have left. Output: Tom didn't have to leave.
Instruct: My grandma bent over to pick up a needle and thread. Output: My grandma stooped down and picked up a needle and thread.
Instruct: The woman is drinking water now. Output: The woman drinks water now.
Instruct: In the old days, everything was different. Output: In days gone by, things were different.
Instruct: The man is using the landline to call. Output: The man is making a telephone call.
Instruct: Alice is wearing a sweet-smelling perfume. Output: Alice wears a sweet perfume.
Instruct: The lamp hung from the ceiling. Output: The lamp is hanging from the ceiling.
Instruct: The sun caressed her body. Output: The sun caressed his body.
Instruct: Your friendship has great value to me. Output: Your friendship is very important to me.
Instruct: It went off with its tail between its legs. Output: He went off with his tail between his legs.
Instruct: My sister is fond of music. Output: My sister adores music.
Instruct: Tom will do that for free. Output: Tom is going to do that for free.
Instruct: I'll do that myself. Output: I'm going to do it myself.
Instruct: Tom's eyes are huge. Output: Tom has big eyes.
Instruct: Tom told me he thought that Mary was rude. Output: Tom told me that he thought Mary was rude.
Instruct: Give me a bit more time, please. Output: Please give me a little more time.
Instruct: I can speak English a little. Output: I can speak a little English.
Instruct: I prefer it that way. Output: That's how I like it.
Instruct: Tom isn't in any hurry to retire. Output: Tom is in no hurry to retire.
Instruct: That's likely Tom's girlfriend. Output: That's probably Tom's girlfriend.
Instruct: Tom's very effusive. Output: Tom is very effusive.
Instruct: I don't know the truth yet. Output: I don't yet know the truth.
Instruct: Tom is always postponing things. Output: Tom is always putting things off.
Instruct: I should have waited for Tom. Output: I should've waited for Tom.
Instruct: He's a private detective. Output: He's a shamus.
Instruct: How did you first meet them? Output: How did you meet them?
Instruct: He got brushed aside. Output: They pushed him aside.
Instruct: Do you think Tom would allow us to do that? Output: Do you think Tom would let us do that?
Instruct: He speaks Arabic. Output: She speaks Arabic.
Instruct: We've been friends. Output: We have been friends.
Instruct: I knew that Tom was scared. Output: I knew Tom was scared.
Instruct: Foreigners astound me. Output: Foreigners are interesting, aren't they?
Instruct: Very few people live to be 100. Output: Few people live to be 100 years old.
Instruct: Her voice always falters when she mentions her late father. Output: Her voice always trembles when she speaks of her deceased father.
Instruct: The milk is in the fridge. Output: There's milk in the fridge.
Instruct: Tom is following us. Output: Tom isn't looking.
Instruct: I'm taking him home with me. Output: I'm taking her home with me.
Instruct: I was very tired, so I fell asleep right away. Output: Being very tired, I soon fell asleep.
Instruct: He doesn't care about anyone but himself. Output: He only thinks about himself.
Instruct: She is from Austria. Output: She's Austrian.
Instruct: Tom should be done by now. Output: Tom should be ready by now.
Instruct: They swim. Output: They are swimming.
Instruct: He walked on tiptoe so that nobody would hear him. Output: He tiptoed so no one heard him.
Instruct: We're not fools. Output: We're not stupid.
Instruct: I am on medication. Output: I'm on medication.
Instruct: Is Tomás still working? Output: Is Tom still working?
Instruct: I hated it. Output: I used to hate him.
Instruct: No one is going to die. Output: Nobody's going to die.
Instruct: I caught him cheating in the examination. Output: I caught him cheating on the test.
Instruct: Tom's feet were bare. Output: Tom was barefoot.
Instruct: I tried to get hold of you. Output: I've been trying to reach you.
Instruct: The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. Output: Even the most carefully made plans frequently result in failure.
Instruct: You'll be jealous. Output: We'll be jealous.
Instruct: Don't make a promise which you cannot keep. Output: Don't make promises you can't keep.
Instruct: I filled a glass. Output: I filled the glass.
Instruct: We sang as we walked. Output: We sang while hiking.
Instruct: Just do your job. Output: Just do the job.
Instruct: Tom knows what it is. Output: Tom knows what this is.
Instruct: Does Tom have many friends? Output: Does Tom have a lot of friends?
Instruct: I went into the supermarket to buy chocolate rather than peaches. Output: I am not going to the supermarket for peaches, but for chocolate.
Instruct: A good husband makes a good wife. Output: A good Jack makes a good Jill.
Instruct: I hope she is okay. Output: I hope everything went well.
Instruct: We should have done that earlier. Output: We should have done this sooner.
Instruct: Kick misery out the door and it will return through the window. Output: Drive out your needs through the door, and they will come back through the window.
Instruct: Why would I need to do that? Output: Why do I need to do this?
Instruct: Here's Fadil. Output: This one is Fadil.
Instruct: This is an oxymoron. Output: It's an oxymoron.
Instruct: Well, they say bad news travels fast. Output: Bad news travels fast.
Instruct: This is the house he was born in. Output: This is the house where he was born.
Instruct: I will start tonight. Output: I am starting this evening.
Instruct: He solved all of the problems simply. Output: He solved all those problems with ease.
Instruct: Tom loves pasta. Output: Tom likes macaroni.
Instruct: My father is a bank clerk. Output: My father works for a bank.
Instruct: He is on speaking terms with his classmates. Output: He's friendly with all his classmates.
Instruct: I can't believe you're eating what the doctor told you not to eat. Output: I can't believe you are eating something the doctor has told you repeatedly you shouldn't eat.
Instruct: I'm not deaf. Output: I am not deaf.
Instruct: He was angry at her words. Output: He was angry because of what she said.
Instruct: The food here is terrible. Output: The food is bad.
Instruct: Tom said I shouldn't be doing this. Output: Tom told me I shouldn't do this.
Instruct: That door won't open. Output: The door will not open.
Instruct: Here are their books. Output: Those books are theirs.
Instruct: I have never seen her help her father. Output: I never saw her help her father.

Instruct: Tom was very arrogant. Output: Tom is so arrogant.

Instruct: Did you order the book? Output: Have you ordered the book?

Instruct: Tom also plans on doing that. Output: Tom also plans to do that.

Instruct: They say that to see is to believe. Output: They say that seeing is believing.

Instruct: That can't be Mary. She is in hospital now. Output: That can't be Mary. She's in the hospital now.

Instruct: I sometimes go to the cinema. Output: I go to the movies once in a while.

Instruct: The Joneses pay their servant by the week. Output: Mr and Mrs Jones pay their servants every week.

Instruct: We can't just look on dejectedly while this city continues to go into decline. Output: We can't sit there looking wistfully on as this city falls into decay.

Instruct: Tom told me that he's retired. Output: Tom told me that he was retired.

Instruct: Is that animal carnivorous? Output: Is that a carnivorous animal?

Instruct: I still haven't heard from him. Output: I have heard nothing from him yet.

Instruct: It's all total nonsense. Output: None of this makes sense.

Instruct: Tom said he'd help me. Output: Tom told me that he'd help.

Instruct: I'll dance with her. Output: I'll dance with him.

Instruct: Tom got famous. Output: Tom became famous.

Instruct: Tom hasn't graduated yet. Output: Tom hasn't yet graduated.

Instruct: You should get your car fixed. Output: You should get his car fixed.

Instruct: I'll tell on you! Output: I'm going to report you.

Instruct: Tom shouldn't have left. Output: Tom didn't have to leave.

Instruct: My grandma bent over to pick up a needle and thread. Output: My grandma stooped down and picked up a needle and thread.

Instruct: The woman is drinking water now. Output: The woman drinks water now.

Instruct: In the old days, everything was different. Output: In days gone by, things were different.

Instruct: The man is using the landline to call. Output: The man is making a telephone call.

Instruct: Alice is wearing a sweet-smelling perfume. Output: Alice wears a sweet perfume.

Instruct: The lamp hung from the ceiling. Output: The lamp is hanging from the ceiling.

Instruct: The sun caressed her body. Output: The sun caressed his body.

Instruct: Your friendship has great value to me. Output: Your friendship is very important to me.

Instruct: It went off with its tail between its legs. Output: He went off with his tail between his legs.

Instruct: My sister is fond of music. Output: My sister adores music.

Instruct: Tom will do that for free. Output: Tom is going to do that for free.

Instruct: I'll do that myself. Output: I'm going to do it myself.

Instruct: Tom's eyes are huge. Output: Tom has big eyes.

Instruct: Tom told me he thought that Mary was rude. Output: Tom told me that he thought Mary was rude.

Instruct: Give me a bit more time, please. Output: Please give me a little more time.

Instruct: I can speak English a little. Output: I can speak a little English.

Instruct: I prefer it that way. Output: That's how I like it.

Instruct: Tom isn't in any hurry to retire. Output: Tom is in no hurry to retire.

Instruct: That's likely Tom's girlfriend. Output: That's probably Tom's girlfriend.

Instruct: Tom's very effusive. Output: Tom is very effusive.

Instruct: I don't know the truth yet. Output: I don't yet know the truth.

Instruct: Tom is always postponing things. Output: Tom is always putting things off.

Instruct: I should have waited for Tom. Output: I should've waited for Tom.

Instruct: He's a private detective. Output: He's a shamus.

Instruct: How did you first meet them? Output: How did you meet them?

Instruct: He got brushed aside. Output: They pushed him aside.

Instruct: Do you think Tom would allow us to do that? Output: Do you think Tom would let us do that?

Instruct: He speaks Arabic. Output: She speaks Arabic.

Instruct: We've been friends. Output: We have been friends.

Instruct: I knew that Tom was scared. Output: I knew Tom was scared.

Instruct: Foreigners astound me. Output: Foreigners are interesting, aren't they?

Instruct: Very few people live to be 100. Output: Few people live to be 100 years old.

Instruct: Her voice always falters when she mentions her late father. Output: Her voice always trembles when she speaks of her deceased father.

Instruct: The milk is in the fridge. Output: There's milk in the fridge.

Instruct: Tom is following us. Output: Tom isn't looking.

Instruct: I'm taking him home with me. Output: I'm taking her home with me.

Instruct: I was very tired, so I fell asleep right away. Output: Being very tired, I soon fell asleep.

Instruct: He doesn't care about anyone but himself. Output: He only thinks about himself.

Instruct: She is from Austria. Output: She's Austrian.

Instruct: Tom should be done by now. Output: Tom should be ready by now.

Instruct: They swim. Output: They are swimming.

Instruct: He walked on tiptoe so that nobody would hear him. Output: He tiptoed so no one heard him.

Instruct: We're not fools. Output: We're not stupid.

Instruct: I am on medication. Output: I'm on medication.

Instruct: Is Tomás still working? Output: Is Tom still working?

Instruct: I hated it. Output: I used to hate him.

Instruct: No one is going to die. Output: Nobody's going to die.

Instruct: I caught him cheating in the examination. Output: I caught him cheating on the test.

Instruct: Tom's feet were bare. Output: Tom was barefoot.

Instruct: I tried to get hold of you. Output: I've been trying to reach you.

Instruct: The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. Output: Even the most carefully made plans frequently result in failure.

Instruct: You'll be jealous. Output: We'll be jealous.

Instruct: Don't make a promise which you cannot keep. Output: Don't make promises you can't keep.

Instruct: I filled a glass. Output: I filled the glass.

Instruct: We sang as we walked. Output: We sang while hiking.

Instruct: Just do your job. Output: Just do the job.

Instruct: Tom knows what it is. Output: Tom knows what this is.

Instruct: Does Tom have many friends? Output: Does Tom have a lot of friends?

Instruct: I went into the supermarket to buy chocolate rather than peaches. Output: I am not going to the supermarket for peaches, but for chocolate.

Instruct: A good husband makes a good wife. Output: A good Jack makes a good Jill.

Instruct: I hope she is okay. Output: I hope everything went well.

Instruct: We should have done that earlier. Output: We should have done this sooner.

Instruct: Kick misery out the door and it will return through the window. Output: Drive out your needs through the door, and they will come back through the window.

Instruct: Why would I need to do that? Output: Why do I need to do this?

Instruct: Here's Fadil. Output: This one is Fadil.

Instruct: This is an oxymoron. Output: It's an oxymoron.

Instruct: Well, they say bad news travels fast. Output: Bad news travels fast.

Instruct: This is the house he was born in. Output: This is the house where he was born.

Instruct: I will start tonight. Output: I am starting this evening.

Instruct: He solved all of the problems simply. Output: He solved all those problems with ease.

Instruct: Tom loves pasta. Output: Tom likes macaroni.

Instruct: My father is a bank clerk. Output: My father works for a bank.

Instruct: He is on speaking terms with his classmates. Output: He's friendly with all his classmates.

Instruct: I can't believe you're eating what the doctor told you not to eat. Output: I can't believe you are eating something the doctor has told you repeatedly you shouldn't eat.

Instruct: I'm not deaf. Output: I am not deaf.

Instruct: He was angry at her words. Output: He was angry because of what she said.

Instruct: The food here is terrible. Output: The food is bad.

Instruct: Tom said I shouldn't be doing this. Output: Tom told me I shouldn't do this.

Instruct: That door won't open. Output: The door will not open.

Instruct: Here are their books. Output: Those books are theirs.

Instruct: I have never seen her help her father. Output: I never saw her help her father.