andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Milk is nutritious. Output: Milk is a good beverage.
Instruct: What's the point of studying foreign languages besides English? Output: What will you gain by studying a foreign language other than English?
Instruct: I remember the man's face, but forgot his name. Output: I remember the man's face but I can't call his name to mind.
Instruct: How much do I get? Output: How much will I receive?
Instruct: That explains a lot of things. Output: It explains a lot.
Instruct: I must speak to Tom. Output: I have to speak with Tom.
Instruct: I just sold that. Output: I just sold it.
Instruct: He fled when he saw the police patrol. Output: He ran away at the sight of a police patrol.
Instruct: I think, keeping promises is important. Output: I think it's important to keep a promise.
Instruct: Is that weapon loaded? Output: Is that gun loaded?
Instruct: I didn't do that intentionally. Output: I didn't do that on purpose.
Instruct: She did not believe me. Output: She didn't believe me.
Instruct: He was silent all the time. Output: He remained silent.
Instruct: He did everything in order that he could get the prize. Output: He did everything he could to get the prize.
Instruct: Should I help them? Output: Am I supposed to help them?
Instruct: We need new batteries. Output: It needs new batteries.
Instruct: The name doesn't come to me. Output: I can't think of the name.
Instruct: Taro, could you help me? Output: Would you lend me a hand, Taro?
Instruct: The girl has a sweet heart. Output: The girl has a soft heart.
Instruct: What time was it when you last saw Tom? Output: When did you see Tom last?
Instruct: It's true, said John. Output: That's right, said John.
Instruct: I can't let this happen. Output: I can't allow that to happen.
Instruct: I haven't told him yet. Output: I still haven't told him.
Instruct: Daddy, I can't walk any more. Could you give me a piggyback ride? Output: I can't walk anymore, Dad! Carry me, please!
Instruct: Oh, don't bother. Output: Oh, don't worry.
Instruct: I pretended that I did not understand. Output: I pretended I didn't understand.
Instruct: Tom has finally arrived. Output: Tom finally arrived.
Instruct: Tom is having a heart attack. Output: Tom has had a heart attack.
Instruct: Tom isn't going to be doing that. Output: Tom isn't going to do that.
Instruct: Tom is not my friend anymore. Output: Tom isn't my friend anymore.
Instruct: Did you find out who did it? Output: Have you found out who did that?
Instruct: Could you take our picture? Output: Would you mind taking a picture of us?
Instruct: Maria and Natalia are going shopping. They want to buy something for themselves. Output: Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.
Instruct: Does Tom know your phone number? Output: Does Tom know your telephone number?
Instruct: A passport is usually necessary when you travel overseas. Output: When you travel overseas, you usually need a passport.
Instruct: I've seen the dog. Output: I see the dog.
Instruct: She made a lot of noise on the piano. Output: She struck high notes on the piano.
Instruct: Is this pencil yours? Output: Is this your pen?
Instruct: If you need help, I can help you. Output: I can help if you'd like.
Instruct: We can do that right now. Output: We can do it right now.
Instruct: The tower stood amid the ruins. Output: The tower stood among ruins.
Instruct: Dw i'n dilyn y car hwn. Output: I am following that car.
Instruct: You may come in now. Output: You may go in now.
Instruct: Tom seemed to be startled. Output: Tom seemed to be very scared.
Instruct: In case he gives me a phone call, tell him that I will call him back. Output: If he calls, tell him I will get in touch with him later.
Instruct: What is it that you want, Tom? Output: What do you want, Tom?
Instruct: The amoeba is a single-celled organism. Output: The amoeba is a unicellular organism.
Instruct: I have a whole lot of ideas. Output: I have so many ideas.
Instruct: This chocolate tastes bittersweet. Output: This chocolate has a bittersweet taste.
Instruct: She's been practicing piano for a year and can play the piano a bit. Output: After a year's practice, she plays the piano after a fashion.
Instruct: But she had heard that an offspring, led by Trojan blood, would one day overturn the Tyrian citadels; from this would come a nation ruling widely and proud in war, for the destruction of Libya: thus the Fates spun out their destiny. Output: But she had heard, how men of Trojan seed / those Tyrian towers should level, how again / from these in time a nation should proceed, / wide-ruling, tyrannous in war, the bane / (so Fate was working) of the Libyan reign.
Instruct: Can we meet tomorrow? Output: I'd like to see you tomorrow.
Instruct: You need to be attentive during the interview and grab any opportunity that presents itself. Output: You'll have to play it by ear at the interview.
Instruct: I work in a language school. Output: I work at a language school.
Instruct: He is a cruel person. Output: He is a mean fellow.
Instruct: They were criticizing each other. Output: They criticized each other.
Instruct: I knew you would like this. Output: I knew you'd enjoy that.
Instruct: How did you come to here today? Output: How did you get here today?
Instruct: He's two years older than me, but he's shorter. Output: He is older than I by two years, but less tall than I.
Instruct: By chance, I found a hot spring. Output: I hit on a spa.
Instruct: Give Tom everything he asks for. Output: Give Tom whatever it is he wants.
Instruct: I want you to figure that out. Output: I want you to find him.
Instruct: I know everybody here. Output: I know everyone here.
Instruct: Tom does that sometimes. Output: Tom sometimes does that.
Instruct: How did you learn Berber? Output: How did she learn Berber?
Instruct: Can anyone verify this? Output: Can anyone confirm that?
Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John had been prudent. Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John hadn't been prudent.
Instruct: When you decide which plan you want, please notify us in writing. Output: I'll see if there's anything I can do.
Instruct: You're mixing things up. Output: You sound confused.
Instruct: I'm very glad to hear the news. Output: I am supremely glad to hear it.
Instruct: I am a hungry spider. Output: I'm a starved spider.
Instruct: Neither is true. Output: Neither is correct.
Instruct: Cattle were grazing in the field. Output: The cows grazed in the pasture.
Instruct: What did I say? Output: What was I gonna say?
Instruct: Girls please me. Output: The girls please me.
Instruct: The musical instruments and parts are all professional grade! And the prices are the lowest anywhere! Output: The musical instruments and parts are completely professional quality! And yet the prices are lower than anywhere!
Instruct: I'm just obeying orders. Output: I'm just following orders.
Instruct: I met her there. Output: I met him there.
Instruct: I'm not a pupil. Output: I am not a student.
Instruct: I don't believe that to be true. Output: I don't believe this is true.
Instruct: I'll meet him some other time. Output: I'll meet her some other time.
Instruct: You're still awake? Output: Are you still up?
Instruct: I'll be right in here. Output: I'll be right here.
Instruct: I told you I had plans. Output: I told you I have plans.
Instruct: You're entitled to the truth. Output: You have the right to the truth.
Instruct: I'll do everything that I can. Output: I want to try that on.
Instruct: Tom reserved a seat. Output: Tom has a reservation.
Instruct: Tom got a small piece of pie. Output: Tom got some pie.
Instruct: She's not my friend. Output: He is no friend of mine.
Instruct: Tom hasn't told me anything. Output: Tom didn't tell me anything at all.
Instruct: Tom and Mary plan on going by themselves. Output: Tom and Mary plan to go by themselves.
Instruct: Why should I study French? Output: Why do I have to study French?
Instruct: They deported Tom. Output: Tom was deported.
Instruct: You look dubious. Output: You look doubtful.
Instruct: How did we reach this point? Output: How did we get to this point?
Instruct: Can you lower the price? Output: Can you make it cheaper?
Instruct: We loved one another. Output: I love you and vice versa.
Instruct: The children are scared. Output: The children are terrified.
Instruct: Those apples aren't yet ripe. Output: Those apples aren't ripe yet.
Instruct: I don't know English. Output: I can't speak English.

Instruct: Milk is nutritious. Output: Milk is a good beverage.

Instruct: What's the point of studying foreign languages besides English? Output: What will you gain by studying a foreign language other than English?

Instruct: I remember the man's face, but forgot his name. Output: I remember the man's face but I can't call his name to mind.

Instruct: How much do I get? Output: How much will I receive?

Instruct: That explains a lot of things. Output: It explains a lot.

Instruct: I must speak to Tom. Output: I have to speak with Tom.

Instruct: I just sold that. Output: I just sold it.

Instruct: He fled when he saw the police patrol. Output: He ran away at the sight of a police patrol.

Instruct: I think, keeping promises is important. Output: I think it's important to keep a promise.

Instruct: Is that weapon loaded? Output: Is that gun loaded?

Instruct: I didn't do that intentionally. Output: I didn't do that on purpose.

Instruct: She did not believe me. Output: She didn't believe me.

Instruct: He was silent all the time. Output: He remained silent.

Instruct: He did everything in order that he could get the prize. Output: He did everything he could to get the prize.

Instruct: Should I help them? Output: Am I supposed to help them?

Instruct: We need new batteries. Output: It needs new batteries.

Instruct: The name doesn't come to me. Output: I can't think of the name.

Instruct: Taro, could you help me? Output: Would you lend me a hand, Taro?

Instruct: The girl has a sweet heart. Output: The girl has a soft heart.

Instruct: What time was it when you last saw Tom? Output: When did you see Tom last?

Instruct: It's true, said John. Output: That's right, said John.

Instruct: I can't let this happen. Output: I can't allow that to happen.

Instruct: I haven't told him yet. Output: I still haven't told him.

Instruct: Daddy, I can't walk any more. Could you give me a piggyback ride? Output: I can't walk anymore, Dad! Carry me, please!

Instruct: Oh, don't bother. Output: Oh, don't worry.

Instruct: I pretended that I did not understand. Output: I pretended I didn't understand.

Instruct: Tom has finally arrived. Output: Tom finally arrived.

Instruct: Tom is having a heart attack. Output: Tom has had a heart attack.

Instruct: Tom isn't going to be doing that. Output: Tom isn't going to do that.

Instruct: Tom is not my friend anymore. Output: Tom isn't my friend anymore.

Instruct: Did you find out who did it? Output: Have you found out who did that?

Instruct: Could you take our picture? Output: Would you mind taking a picture of us?

Instruct: Maria and Natalia are going shopping. They want to buy something for themselves. Output: Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.

Instruct: Does Tom know your phone number? Output: Does Tom know your telephone number?

Instruct: A passport is usually necessary when you travel overseas. Output: When you travel overseas, you usually need a passport.

Instruct: I've seen the dog. Output: I see the dog.

Instruct: She made a lot of noise on the piano. Output: She struck high notes on the piano.

Instruct: Is this pencil yours? Output: Is this your pen?

Instruct: If you need help, I can help you. Output: I can help if you'd like.

Instruct: We can do that right now. Output: We can do it right now.

Instruct: The tower stood amid the ruins. Output: The tower stood among ruins.

Instruct: Dw i'n dilyn y car hwn. Output: I am following that car.

Instruct: You may come in now. Output: You may go in now.

Instruct: Tom seemed to be startled. Output: Tom seemed to be very scared.

Instruct: In case he gives me a phone call, tell him that I will call him back. Output: If he calls, tell him I will get in touch with him later.

Instruct: What is it that you want, Tom? Output: What do you want, Tom?

Instruct: The amoeba is a single-celled organism. Output: The amoeba is a unicellular organism.

Instruct: I have a whole lot of ideas. Output: I have so many ideas.

Instruct: This chocolate tastes bittersweet. Output: This chocolate has a bittersweet taste.

Instruct: She's been practicing piano for a year and can play the piano a bit. Output: After a year's practice, she plays the piano after a fashion.

Instruct: But she had heard that an offspring, led by Trojan blood, would one day overturn the Tyrian citadels; from this would come a nation ruling widely and proud in war, for the destruction of Libya: thus the Fates spun out their destiny. Output: But she had heard, how men of Trojan seed / those Tyrian towers should level, how again / from these in time a nation should proceed, / wide-ruling, tyrannous in war, the bane / (so Fate was working) of the Libyan reign.

Instruct: Can we meet tomorrow? Output: I'd like to see you tomorrow.

Instruct: You need to be attentive during the interview and grab any opportunity that presents itself. Output: You'll have to play it by ear at the interview.

Instruct: I work in a language school. Output: I work at a language school.

Instruct: He is a cruel person. Output: He is a mean fellow.

Instruct: They were criticizing each other. Output: They criticized each other.

Instruct: I knew you would like this. Output: I knew you'd enjoy that.

Instruct: How did you come to here today? Output: How did you get here today?

Instruct: He's two years older than me, but he's shorter. Output: He is older than I by two years, but less tall than I.

Instruct: By chance, I found a hot spring. Output: I hit on a spa.

Instruct: Give Tom everything he asks for. Output: Give Tom whatever it is he wants.

Instruct: I want you to figure that out. Output: I want you to find him.

Instruct: I know everybody here. Output: I know everyone here.

Instruct: Tom does that sometimes. Output: Tom sometimes does that.

Instruct: How did you learn Berber? Output: How did she learn Berber?

Instruct: Can anyone verify this? Output: Can anyone confirm that?

Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John had been prudent. Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John hadn't been prudent.

Instruct: When you decide which plan you want, please notify us in writing. Output: I'll see if there's anything I can do.

Instruct: You're mixing things up. Output: You sound confused.

Instruct: I'm very glad to hear the news. Output: I am supremely glad to hear it.

Instruct: I am a hungry spider. Output: I'm a starved spider.

Instruct: Neither is true. Output: Neither is correct.

Instruct: Cattle were grazing in the field. Output: The cows grazed in the pasture.

Instruct: What did I say? Output: What was I gonna say?

Instruct: Girls please me. Output: The girls please me.

Instruct: The musical instruments and parts are all professional grade! And the prices are the lowest anywhere! Output: The musical instruments and parts are completely professional quality! And yet the prices are lower than anywhere!

Instruct: I'm just obeying orders. Output: I'm just following orders.

Instruct: I met her there. Output: I met him there.

Instruct: I'm not a pupil. Output: I am not a student.

Instruct: I don't believe that to be true. Output: I don't believe this is true.

Instruct: I'll meet him some other time. Output: I'll meet her some other time.

Instruct: You're still awake? Output: Are you still up?

Instruct: I'll be right in here. Output: I'll be right here.

Instruct: I told you I had plans. Output: I told you I have plans.

Instruct: You're entitled to the truth. Output: You have the right to the truth.

Instruct: I'll do everything that I can. Output: I want to try that on.

Instruct: Tom reserved a seat. Output: Tom has a reservation.

Instruct: Tom got a small piece of pie. Output: Tom got some pie.

Instruct: She's not my friend. Output: He is no friend of mine.

Instruct: Tom hasn't told me anything. Output: Tom didn't tell me anything at all.

Instruct: Tom and Mary plan on going by themselves. Output: Tom and Mary plan to go by themselves.

Instruct: Why should I study French? Output: Why do I have to study French?

Instruct: They deported Tom. Output: Tom was deported.

Instruct: You look dubious. Output: You look doubtful.

Instruct: How did we reach this point? Output: How did we get to this point?

Instruct: Can you lower the price? Output: Can you make it cheaper?

Instruct: We loved one another. Output: I love you and vice versa.

Instruct: The children are scared. Output: The children are terrified.

Instruct: Those apples aren't yet ripe. Output: Those apples aren't ripe yet.

Instruct: I don't know English. Output: I can't speak English.