andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Give him a second. Output: Give her a second.
Instruct: The weeks flee like dreams. Output: The weeks pass like dreams.
Instruct: Our monthly income has to cover food, rent, clothing, transportation, and so on. Output: From our monthly revenue, we should deduct the costs of food, rent, clothing, transportation etc.
Instruct: We don't need them. Output: We don't need those.
Instruct: Tom never lets anybody do anything. Output: Tom never lets anyone do anything.
Instruct: Tom likes swimming. Output: Tom wants to swim.
Instruct: Forgive him. Output: Forgive her.
Instruct: He is not married. Output: He's not married.
Instruct: If you want to answer the phone, stay home. Output: Stay home so that you can answer the phone.
Instruct: It is strange for Ken not to agree with us. Output: It's strange that Ken doesn't agree with us.
Instruct: Have you been stealing from me? Output: Are you stealing from me?
Instruct: We dealt with it. Output: We took care of that.
Instruct: She failed every time she tried. Output: As often as she tried, she failed.
Instruct: There is nothing for me to do except to obey the order. Output: I have no choice but to follow those orders.
Instruct: When did you see her last? Output: When did you see him last?
Instruct: This is an extremely serious matter. Output: This is extremely bad.
Instruct: Tom is drinking some water. Output: Tom is drinking water.
Instruct: Must I thread the needle for you? Output: Would you like me to thread the needle for you?
Instruct: I exercise almost every day. Output: I practice sport almost every day.
Instruct: What Tom said makes no sense. Output: What Tom said makes didn't make any sense.
Instruct: The lesson will begin on Monday. Output: School starts next Monday.
Instruct: I don't get opera. Output: I don't understand opera.
Instruct: Tom has a son who is a policeman. Output: Tom has a son who's a policeman.
Instruct: Have you ever watched this film? Output: Did you watch the movie?
Instruct: What would the world do without tea? Output: What would I do if tea didn't exist?
Instruct: How do you make nouns plural? Output: How do you form the plural of nouns?
Instruct: I will remember for you forever. Output: I will never forget seeing you.
Instruct: You should get yourself examined by the doctor immediately. Output: You may as well see the doctor at once.
Instruct: A big wave turned over his canoe. Output: A giant wave flooded the canoe.
Instruct: Tom is very athletic. Output: Tom is a jock.
Instruct: A good dress is a card of invitation, while a good mind is a letter of recommendation. Output: Appearances can be deceptive.
Instruct: Tom isn't likely to be punished. Output: Tom won't likely be punished.
Instruct: They believe that they're right. Output: They believe they're right.
Instruct: I had no work yesterday. Output: I was free from work yesterday.
Instruct: Tom didn't know that Mary had intended to go yesterday. Output: Tom didn't know Mary wanted to go yesterday.
Instruct: Would I only work on weekends if I could? Of course, I would. Output: If it were OK for me to only work on weekends, would I do it? Of course, I would.
Instruct: Tom said he was OK. Output: Tom said it was OK.
Instruct: Hopefully he will be healthy soon. Output: I hope you get well soon!
Instruct: There are always choices. Output: There are always options.
Instruct: My older sister has a mustache. Output: My older brother has a mustache.
Instruct: You got taller. Output: You've grown.
Instruct: I wonder if Tom is puzzled. Output: I wonder whether Tom is puzzled.
Instruct: She works long hours. Output: He works for hours.
Instruct: My computer doesn't work anymore. Output: My computer won't start up anymore.
Instruct: I don't have any time to watch TV. Output: I have no time to watch TV.
Instruct: Do you really need that? Output: Is this really necessary?
Instruct: You're a real genius! Output: You're a fucking genius.
Instruct: The children were being very quiet. Output: The children were particularly quiet.
Instruct: She's a beauty from a distance. Output: Seen from a distance, she's a beauty.
Instruct: His long speech bored everyone. Output: Everyone was bored by his long speech.
Instruct: If you go out wearing that little you will catch a cold. Output: If you go out so lightly dressed, you'll catch a cold.
Instruct: Working hard for the sake of it is meaningless. That work must produce results. Output: Effort for effort’s sake is meaningless. That effort must produce results.
Instruct: Are you for or against abortion? Output: Do you support or oppose abortion?
Instruct: It is from its fruit that we recognize a tree. Output: A tree is known by its fruit.
Instruct: Tom is probably over thirty. Output: Tom must be over thirty.
Instruct: Tom hasn't yet returned. Output: Tom still hasn't arrived.
Instruct: Wild animals live in forests. Output: Wild animals live in the forest.
Instruct: Tom opened the door, even though I asked him not to. Output: Despite me telling Tom not to open the door, he opened it.
Instruct: Who's your favorite actor? Output: Who is your favorite player?
Instruct: Tom lived a hard life. Output: Tom has had a hard life.
Instruct: I'm busy with homework. Output: I'm busy doing homework.
Instruct: Tom didn't expect to fall in love with Mary. Output: I didn't expect that Tom would fall in love with Mary.
Instruct: Tom made a toy for his grandson. Output: Tom made his grandson a toy.
Instruct: You're wasting my time. Output: You're making me waste time.
Instruct: We disturbed him. Output: We are disturbing him.
Instruct: I'd like some tea, please. Output: A cup of tea, please.
Instruct: She loved her grandchildren. Output: She loved her grandkids.
Instruct: It's his dirty little secret. Output: This is her dirty little secret.
Instruct: How would you like these items? Output: How would you like them?
Instruct: You made a horrible mistake. Output: You made a terrible mistake.
Instruct: Please call her. Output: Call her.
Instruct: Tom hasn't bought everything he needs yet. Output: Tom hasn't yet bought everything he needs.
Instruct: Is that the railroad station? Output: Is this the train station?
Instruct: The United States bleeds credit. Output: America bleeds credit.
Instruct: Tom works with us. Output: Tom is working with us.
Instruct: Tom helped Mary tie her shoes. Output: Tom had Mary help him tie his shoes.
Instruct: I thought Tom might be able to help. Output: I thought Tom could help.
Instruct: Tom won't talk. Output: Tom isn't going to talk.
Instruct: Yesterday, I went to see Martha as I hadn't seen her for several months. Output: Since I hadn't seen Martha for several months, I went to visit her yesterday.
Instruct: Do these books belong to you or to me? Output: Tell me whom these books belong to!
Instruct: Mary claimed to be innocent. Output: Mary said that she was innocent.
Instruct: Tom, could I have a word with you? Output: Tom, may I speak with you?
Instruct: Do both Tom and John have beards? Output: Do Tom and John both have beards?
Instruct: Tom and Mary aren't getting along. Output: Tom and Mary don't get along together.
Instruct: Tom danced. Output: Tom is dancing.
Instruct: Two years ago, I traveled to Obihiro. Output: I went to Obihiro two years ago.
Instruct: I get off here. Output: I get off the streetcar here.
Instruct: I'll stick around. Output: I'll be around.
Instruct: I've been on my feet for three days. Output: I've been up for three days.
Instruct: We were surprised to see his injuries. Output: We were astonished when we saw their wounds.
Instruct: I like the green colour. Output: I like the colour green.
Instruct: How did the luncheon go? Output: How was lunch?
Instruct: Tom picked up his books. Output: Tom picked his books up.
Instruct: What's your boyfriend's name? Output: What is your friend's name?
Instruct: Do you have any CDs? Output: Do you have a few CDs?
Instruct: He always shows cowardice. Output: He is always scared.
Instruct: It was hot yesterday. Output: Yesterday was hot.
Instruct: That counter there. Output: It's at that counter.
Instruct: Where did you buy that book? Output: Where did you buy this book?
Instruct: I accept your apology. Output: I accept your apologies.

Instruct: Give him a second. Output: Give her a second.

Instruct: The weeks flee like dreams. Output: The weeks pass like dreams.

Instruct: Our monthly income has to cover food, rent, clothing, transportation, and so on. Output: From our monthly revenue, we should deduct the costs of food, rent, clothing, transportation etc.

Instruct: We don't need them. Output: We don't need those.

Instruct: Tom never lets anybody do anything. Output: Tom never lets anyone do anything.

Instruct: Tom likes swimming. Output: Tom wants to swim.

Instruct: Forgive him. Output: Forgive her.

Instruct: He is not married. Output: He's not married.

Instruct: If you want to answer the phone, stay home. Output: Stay home so that you can answer the phone.

Instruct: It is strange for Ken not to agree with us. Output: It's strange that Ken doesn't agree with us.

Instruct: Have you been stealing from me? Output: Are you stealing from me?

Instruct: We dealt with it. Output: We took care of that.

Instruct: She failed every time she tried. Output: As often as she tried, she failed.

Instruct: There is nothing for me to do except to obey the order. Output: I have no choice but to follow those orders.

Instruct: When did you see her last? Output: When did you see him last?

Instruct: This is an extremely serious matter. Output: This is extremely bad.

Instruct: Tom is drinking some water. Output: Tom is drinking water.

Instruct: Must I thread the needle for you? Output: Would you like me to thread the needle for you?

Instruct: I exercise almost every day. Output: I practice sport almost every day.

Instruct: What Tom said makes no sense. Output: What Tom said makes didn't make any sense.

Instruct: The lesson will begin on Monday. Output: School starts next Monday.

Instruct: I don't get opera. Output: I don't understand opera.

Instruct: Tom has a son who is a policeman. Output: Tom has a son who's a policeman.

Instruct: Have you ever watched this film? Output: Did you watch the movie?

Instruct: What would the world do without tea? Output: What would I do if tea didn't exist?

Instruct: How do you make nouns plural? Output: How do you form the plural of nouns?

Instruct: I will remember for you forever. Output: I will never forget seeing you.

Instruct: You should get yourself examined by the doctor immediately. Output: You may as well see the doctor at once.

Instruct: A big wave turned over his canoe. Output: A giant wave flooded the canoe.

Instruct: Tom is very athletic. Output: Tom is a jock.

Instruct: A good dress is a card of invitation, while a good mind is a letter of recommendation. Output: Appearances can be deceptive.

Instruct: Tom isn't likely to be punished. Output: Tom won't likely be punished.

Instruct: They believe that they're right. Output: They believe they're right.

Instruct: I had no work yesterday. Output: I was free from work yesterday.

Instruct: Tom didn't know that Mary had intended to go yesterday. Output: Tom didn't know Mary wanted to go yesterday.

Instruct: Would I only work on weekends if I could? Of course, I would. Output: If it were OK for me to only work on weekends, would I do it? Of course, I would.

Instruct: Tom said he was OK. Output: Tom said it was OK.

Instruct: Hopefully he will be healthy soon. Output: I hope you get well soon!

Instruct: There are always choices. Output: There are always options.

Instruct: My older sister has a mustache. Output: My older brother has a mustache.

Instruct: You got taller. Output: You've grown.

Instruct: I wonder if Tom is puzzled. Output: I wonder whether Tom is puzzled.

Instruct: She works long hours. Output: He works for hours.

Instruct: My computer doesn't work anymore. Output: My computer won't start up anymore.

Instruct: I don't have any time to watch TV. Output: I have no time to watch TV.

Instruct: Do you really need that? Output: Is this really necessary?

Instruct: You're a real genius! Output: You're a fucking genius.

Instruct: The children were being very quiet. Output: The children were particularly quiet.

Instruct: She's a beauty from a distance. Output: Seen from a distance, she's a beauty.

Instruct: His long speech bored everyone. Output: Everyone was bored by his long speech.

Instruct: If you go out wearing that little you will catch a cold. Output: If you go out so lightly dressed, you'll catch a cold.

Instruct: Working hard for the sake of it is meaningless. That work must produce results. Output: Effort for effort’s sake is meaningless. That effort must produce results.

Instruct: Are you for or against abortion? Output: Do you support or oppose abortion?

Instruct: It is from its fruit that we recognize a tree. Output: A tree is known by its fruit.

Instruct: Tom is probably over thirty. Output: Tom must be over thirty.

Instruct: Tom hasn't yet returned. Output: Tom still hasn't arrived.

Instruct: Wild animals live in forests. Output: Wild animals live in the forest.

Instruct: Tom opened the door, even though I asked him not to. Output: Despite me telling Tom not to open the door, he opened it.

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

Instruct: Tom lived a hard life. Output: Tom has had a hard life.

Instruct: I'm busy with homework. Output: I'm busy doing homework.

Instruct: Tom didn't expect to fall in love with Mary. Output: I didn't expect that Tom would fall in love with Mary.

Instruct: Tom made a toy for his grandson. Output: Tom made his grandson a toy.

Instruct: You're wasting my time. Output: You're making me waste time.

Instruct: We disturbed him. Output: We are disturbing him.

Instruct: I'd like some tea, please. Output: A cup of tea, please.

Instruct: She loved her grandchildren. Output: She loved her grandkids.

Instruct: It's his dirty little secret. Output: This is her dirty little secret.

Instruct: How would you like these items? Output: How would you like them?

Instruct: You made a horrible mistake. Output: You made a terrible mistake.

Instruct: Please call her. Output: Call her.

Instruct: Tom hasn't bought everything he needs yet. Output: Tom hasn't yet bought everything he needs.

Instruct: Is that the railroad station? Output: Is this the train station?

Instruct: The United States bleeds credit. Output: America bleeds credit.

Instruct: Tom works with us. Output: Tom is working with us.

Instruct: Tom helped Mary tie her shoes. Output: Tom had Mary help him tie his shoes.

Instruct: I thought Tom might be able to help. Output: I thought Tom could help.

Instruct: Tom won't talk. Output: Tom isn't going to talk.

Instruct: Yesterday, I went to see Martha as I hadn't seen her for several months. Output: Since I hadn't seen Martha for several months, I went to visit her yesterday.

Instruct: Do these books belong to you or to me? Output: Tell me whom these books belong to!

Instruct: Mary claimed to be innocent. Output: Mary said that she was innocent.

Instruct: Tom, could I have a word with you? Output: Tom, may I speak with you?

Instruct: Do both Tom and John have beards? Output: Do Tom and John both have beards?

Instruct: Tom and Mary aren't getting along. Output: Tom and Mary don't get along together.

Instruct: Tom danced. Output: Tom is dancing.

Instruct: Two years ago, I traveled to Obihiro. Output: I went to Obihiro two years ago.

Instruct: I get off here. Output: I get off the streetcar here.

Instruct: I'll stick around. Output: I'll be around.

Instruct: I've been on my feet for three days. Output: I've been up for three days.

Instruct: We were surprised to see his injuries. Output: We were astonished when we saw their wounds.

Instruct: I like the green colour. Output: I like the colour green.

Instruct: How did the luncheon go? Output: How was lunch?

Instruct: Tom picked up his books. Output: Tom picked his books up.

Instruct: What's your boyfriend's name? Output: What is your friend's name?

Instruct: Do you have any CDs? Output: Do you have a few CDs?

Instruct: He always shows cowardice. Output: He is always scared.

Instruct: It was hot yesterday. Output: Yesterday was hot.

Instruct: That counter there. Output: It's at that counter.

Instruct: Where did you buy that book? Output: Where did you buy this book?

Instruct: I accept your apology. Output: I accept your apologies.