andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Tom will get well soon. Output: Tom will be all right soon.
Instruct: Oranges symbolize a happy love, while lemons an unreciprocated love. Output: Oranges signify a happy love, while lemons - an unrequited one.
Instruct: Do you have some wine? Output: Is there wine?
Instruct: He sat down by my side. Output: He sat next to me.
Instruct: I like watching baseball games. Output: I love watching baseball.
Instruct: I can't give it to him. Output: I can't give those to you.
Instruct: He abandoned his family and moved to Tahiti. Output: He left his family and went to live in Tahiti.
Instruct: Tom is a travelling salesman. Output: Tom is a traveling salesman.
Instruct: It's you who must thank me. Output: You're the one who should be thanking me.
Instruct: He turned pale at the news. Output: She turned pale when she heard that news.
Instruct: Tom seems to have done that already. Output: Tom seems to have already done that.
Instruct: We're not sure. Output: We're not really sure.
Instruct: The body was burned beyond recognition. Output: The body had burned beyond recognition.
Instruct: I'm afraid that he can't do it. Output: I think he can't do that.
Instruct: Tom often emails me jokes. Output: Tom often emails jokes to me.
Instruct: Are you sure it was Tom? Output: Are you positive it was Tom?
Instruct: This medication relaxed the patient. Output: That medication calmed the patient.
Instruct: Tom has quit laughing. Output: Tom stopped laughing.
Instruct: You're joking, right? Output: You're kidding, right?
Instruct: You should listen to her. Output: You must listen to it.
Instruct: I'd better have a talk with Tom. Output: I'd better talk to Tom.
Instruct: On that point the learned disagree. Output: The scolars quarrel, and the case lies still unsolved in the hands of the judge.
Instruct: The trains in Serbia are terribly slow. Output: Serbian trains are terribly slow.
Instruct: I owe you money. Output: I owe her one.
Instruct: The stars are bright. Output: The stars are shining.
Instruct: I refused the offer. Output: I rejected the deal.
Instruct: He owns his own house. Output: He has a house of his own.
Instruct: A mathematician wouldn't say that. Output: A mathematician wouldn't say such a thing.
Instruct: This pencil cost me at least a hundred bucks. Output: I paid not less than a hundred dollars for this pen.
Instruct: When do you go to bed? Output: When's your bedtime?
Instruct: I've spoken to her about it. Output: I've spoken to him about it.
Instruct: They wished that they'd studied harder. Output: They wished they'd studied harder.
Instruct: He supported himself with a stick. Output: He leaned on a cane.
Instruct: Tom is doing nothing. Output: Tom hasn't been doing anything.
Instruct: It's all I want. Output: That's all I wanted.
Instruct: I couldn't help but follow her. Output: I was compelled to follow her.
Instruct: As soon as he opened the door, he smelled something burning. Output: The instant he opened the door, he smelt something burning.
Instruct: Danger makes dumb. Output: Danger makes mute.
Instruct: Have you heard about Tom? Output: Have you heard anything from Tom?
Instruct: The frog in the well. Output: A frog in a well doesn't know the ocean.
Instruct: 45 times 2 is 90. Output: Forty-five times two is ninety.
Instruct: Fireworks are legal. Output: Fireworks are cool.
Instruct: Tom is quite warmhearted. Output: Tom is quite friendly.
Instruct: I'll be in the library. Output: I'm at the library.
Instruct: It's Thursday today. Output: Today is Thursday.
Instruct: The magazine comes out once a week. Output: The magazine comes out every week.
Instruct: Tom said that he wanted those. Output: Tom said he wanted those.
Instruct: I don't know anything as to his past. Output: I don't know anything about his past.
Instruct: He is a perfectionist. Output: He's a perfectionist.
Instruct: There is little wind today. Output: There isn't much wind today.
Instruct: I'm pretty sure Tom didn't know I could do that. Output: I'm pretty sure that Tom didn't know that I could do that.
Instruct: Why isn't Tom eating? Output: Why is Tom not eating?
Instruct: Tom is lucky it's not Monday. Output: Tom is lucky it isn't Monday.
Instruct: Everybody tends to be lazy. Output: Nobody wants to work.
Instruct: You don't have to do that if you don't want to. Output: If you don't want to do that, you don't have to.
Instruct: She's a woman. Output: She is a woman.
Instruct: She turned eighty-one. Output: She attained the age of eighty one.
Instruct: Why's everyone hugging Tom? Output: Why's everybody hugging Tom?
Instruct: My phone is beautiful. Output: My telephone is pretty.
Instruct: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is a Canadian. Output: I don't think that Tom knows Mary is Canadian.
Instruct: Mr Wood loved Linda dearly. Output: Mr. Wood loved Linda from the bottom of his heart.
Instruct: Tom doesn't know a lot about Mary. Output: Tom doesn't know much about Mary.
Instruct: Later, I sold them and I was able to buy R. Burton's Historical Collections. Output: I afterward sold them to enable me to buy R. Burton's Historical Collections.
Instruct: This elevator only goes up to the sixth floor. Output: This elevator does not go above the sixth floor.
Instruct: I was kind of scared. Output: I was a bit afraid.
Instruct: I think it's a neat idea. Output: I think this is a great idea.
Instruct: That was disconcerting. Output: It was boring.
Instruct: Do you have a goal in life? Output: Do you have a life goal?
Instruct: He plays World of Warcraft. Output: On gra w World of Warcraft.
Instruct: I hope both Tom and Mary are coming. Output: I hope Tom and Mary are both coming.
Instruct: Tom's a farther of three. Output: Tom is the father of three children.
Instruct: The teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare. Output: My teacher recommended me to read Shakespeare.
Instruct: She tried to lessen her expenses. Output: She tried to lower her expenses.
Instruct: Do you want her there? Output: Do you want him there?
Instruct: Tom became suspicious. Output: Tom got suspicious.
Instruct: You are tired, and so am I. Output: You're tired. I'm also tired.
Instruct: Has Tom come? Output: Is Tom coming?
Instruct: Who is your favorite player? Output: Who's your favorite actor?
Instruct: Did you ever kiss Tom? Output: Have you ever kissed Tom?
Instruct: Spring has arrived. It's getting hotter each day. Output: Spring is here. It is getting warmer every day.
Instruct: Where is Tony playing? Output: Where's Tom playing?
Instruct: The news shocked me. Output: The news shook me.
Instruct: He's a rebel. Output: He's a traitor.
Instruct: It's not your decision. Output: It isn't your decision.
Instruct: I don't think that that'll happen. Output: I don't think that it'll happen.
Instruct: Tom is a fraud. Output: Tom is a felon.
Instruct: Tom knows all this already. Output: Tom already knows all this.
Instruct: Spring has returned. Output: Monsoon is coming.
Instruct: All men are equal under the law. Output: The law says that all men are equal.
Instruct: You should thank me. Output: You should be thanking me.
Instruct: I gave away my bike. Output: I gave my bike away.
Instruct: His novels also appear in French. Output: These novels are published in French, as well.
Instruct: Tom will be upset. Output: Tom is going to be upset.
Instruct: What is it that Tom wants to do? Output: What does Tom want to do?
Instruct: I should have never come here. Output: I never should have come here.
Instruct: I'll go ask him. Output: I'll go and ask him.
Instruct: Who is your dad? Output: Who's your daddy?
Instruct: Do you think Tom would let us do that? Output: Do you think Tom would allow us to do that?
Instruct: We had trouble getting into the disco. Output: We found it difficult to enter the disco.
Instruct: Tom goes to school by bicycle. Output: Tom rides his bicycle to school.

Instruct: Tom will get well soon. Output: Tom will be all right soon.

Instruct: Oranges symbolize a happy love, while lemons an unreciprocated love. Output: Oranges signify a happy love, while lemons - an unrequited one.

Instruct: Do you have some wine? Output: Is there wine?

Instruct: He sat down by my side. Output: He sat next to me.

Instruct: I like watching baseball games. Output: I love watching baseball.

Instruct: I can't give it to him. Output: I can't give those to you.

Instruct: He abandoned his family and moved to Tahiti. Output: He left his family and went to live in Tahiti.

Instruct: Tom is a travelling salesman. Output: Tom is a traveling salesman.

Instruct: It's you who must thank me. Output: You're the one who should be thanking me.

Instruct: He turned pale at the news. Output: She turned pale when she heard that news.

Instruct: Tom seems to have done that already. Output: Tom seems to have already done that.

Instruct: We're not sure. Output: We're not really sure.

Instruct: The body was burned beyond recognition. Output: The body had burned beyond recognition.

Instruct: I'm afraid that he can't do it. Output: I think he can't do that.

Instruct: Tom often emails me jokes. Output: Tom often emails jokes to me.

Instruct: Are you sure it was Tom? Output: Are you positive it was Tom?

Instruct: This medication relaxed the patient. Output: That medication calmed the patient.

Instruct: Tom has quit laughing. Output: Tom stopped laughing.

Instruct: You're joking, right? Output: You're kidding, right?

Instruct: You should listen to her. Output: You must listen to it.

Instruct: I'd better have a talk with Tom. Output: I'd better talk to Tom.

Instruct: On that point the learned disagree. Output: The scolars quarrel, and the case lies still unsolved in the hands of the judge.

Instruct: The trains in Serbia are terribly slow. Output: Serbian trains are terribly slow.

Instruct: I owe you money. Output: I owe her one.

Instruct: The stars are bright. Output: The stars are shining.

Instruct: I refused the offer. Output: I rejected the deal.

Instruct: He owns his own house. Output: He has a house of his own.

Instruct: A mathematician wouldn't say that. Output: A mathematician wouldn't say such a thing.

Instruct: This pencil cost me at least a hundred bucks. Output: I paid not less than a hundred dollars for this pen.

Instruct: When do you go to bed? Output: When's your bedtime?

Instruct: I've spoken to her about it. Output: I've spoken to him about it.

Instruct: They wished that they'd studied harder. Output: They wished they'd studied harder.

Instruct: He supported himself with a stick. Output: He leaned on a cane.

Instruct: Tom is doing nothing. Output: Tom hasn't been doing anything.

Instruct: It's all I want. Output: That's all I wanted.

Instruct: I couldn't help but follow her. Output: I was compelled to follow her.

Instruct: As soon as he opened the door, he smelled something burning. Output: The instant he opened the door, he smelt something burning.

Instruct: Danger makes dumb. Output: Danger makes mute.

Instruct: Have you heard about Tom? Output: Have you heard anything from Tom?

Instruct: The frog in the well. Output: A frog in a well doesn't know the ocean.

Instruct: 45 times 2 is 90. Output: Forty-five times two is ninety.

Instruct: Fireworks are legal. Output: Fireworks are cool.

Instruct: Tom is quite warmhearted. Output: Tom is quite friendly.

Instruct: I'll be in the library. Output: I'm at the library.

Instruct: It's Thursday today. Output: Today is Thursday.

Instruct: The magazine comes out once a week. Output: The magazine comes out every week.

Instruct: Tom said that he wanted those. Output: Tom said he wanted those.

Instruct: I don't know anything as to his past. Output: I don't know anything about his past.

Instruct: He is a perfectionist. Output: He's a perfectionist.

Instruct: There is little wind today. Output: There isn't much wind today.

Instruct: I'm pretty sure Tom didn't know I could do that. Output: I'm pretty sure that Tom didn't know that I could do that.

Instruct: Why isn't Tom eating? Output: Why is Tom not eating?

Instruct: Tom is lucky it's not Monday. Output: Tom is lucky it isn't Monday.

Instruct: Everybody tends to be lazy. Output: Nobody wants to work.

Instruct: You don't have to do that if you don't want to. Output: If you don't want to do that, you don't have to.

Instruct: She's a woman. Output: She is a woman.

Instruct: She turned eighty-one. Output: She attained the age of eighty one.

Instruct: Why's everyone hugging Tom? Output: Why's everybody hugging Tom?

Instruct: My phone is beautiful. Output: My telephone is pretty.

Instruct: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is a Canadian. Output: I don't think that Tom knows Mary is Canadian.

Instruct: Mr Wood loved Linda dearly. Output: Mr. Wood loved Linda from the bottom of his heart.

Instruct: Tom doesn't know a lot about Mary. Output: Tom doesn't know much about Mary.

Instruct: Later, I sold them and I was able to buy R. Burton's Historical Collections. Output: I afterward sold them to enable me to buy R. Burton's Historical Collections.

Instruct: This elevator only goes up to the sixth floor. Output: This elevator does not go above the sixth floor.

Instruct: I was kind of scared. Output: I was a bit afraid.

Instruct: I think it's a neat idea. Output: I think this is a great idea.

Instruct: That was disconcerting. Output: It was boring.

Instruct: Do you have a goal in life? Output: Do you have a life goal?

Instruct: He plays World of Warcraft. Output: On gra w World of Warcraft.

Instruct: I hope both Tom and Mary are coming. Output: I hope Tom and Mary are both coming.

Instruct: Tom's a farther of three. Output: Tom is the father of three children.

Instruct: The teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare. Output: My teacher recommended me to read Shakespeare.

Instruct: She tried to lessen her expenses. Output: She tried to lower her expenses.

Instruct: Do you want her there? Output: Do you want him there?

Instruct: Tom became suspicious. Output: Tom got suspicious.

Instruct: You are tired, and so am I. Output: You're tired. I'm also tired.

Instruct: Has Tom come? Output: Is Tom coming?

Instruct: Who is your favorite player? Output: Who's your favorite actor?

Instruct: Did you ever kiss Tom? Output: Have you ever kissed Tom?

Instruct: Spring has arrived. It's getting hotter each day. Output: Spring is here. It is getting warmer every day.

Instruct: Where is Tony playing? Output: Where's Tom playing?

Instruct: The news shocked me. Output: The news shook me.

Instruct: He's a rebel. Output: He's a traitor.

Instruct: It's not your decision. Output: It isn't your decision.

Instruct: I don't think that that'll happen. Output: I don't think that it'll happen.

Instruct: Tom is a fraud. Output: Tom is a felon.

Instruct: Tom knows all this already. Output: Tom already knows all this.

Instruct: Spring has returned. Output: Monsoon is coming.

Instruct: All men are equal under the law. Output: The law says that all men are equal.

Instruct: You should thank me. Output: You should be thanking me.

Instruct: I gave away my bike. Output: I gave my bike away.

Instruct: His novels also appear in French. Output: These novels are published in French, as well.

Instruct: Tom will be upset. Output: Tom is going to be upset.

Instruct: What is it that Tom wants to do? Output: What does Tom want to do?

Instruct: I should have never come here. Output: I never should have come here.

Instruct: I'll go ask him. Output: I'll go and ask him.

Instruct: Who is your dad? Output: Who's your daddy?

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

Instruct: We had trouble getting into the disco. Output: We found it difficult to enter the disco.

Instruct: Tom goes to school by bicycle. Output: Tom rides his bicycle to school.