andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: Tom opened the door slowly. Output: Tom slowly opened the door.
Instruct: Let's study English. Output: We must study English.
Instruct: Did anyone say anything? Output: Did someone say something?
Instruct: We didn't need to eat breakfast so early. Output: We need not have eaten breakfast so early.
Instruct: Tom didn't get far. Output: Tom didn't make it very far.
Instruct: You don't look too happy. Output: You look very happy.
Instruct: What do you call this bird? Output: What's that bird?
Instruct: Wouldn't you like another glass of beer? Output: How about another beer?
Instruct: Her Dutch passport allowed her to travel easily. Output: His Dutch passport allowed him to travel easily.
Instruct: You were wrong to turn down his help. Output: You did wrong to refuse his help.
Instruct: The devil makes work for idle hands. Output: Idle hands are the devil's playthings.
Instruct: Have you noticed anything suspicious? Output: Did you notice anything suspicious?
Instruct: Can you cook a meal? Output: Can you cook?
Instruct: I said nothing, and that made him angry. Output: The fact that I said nothing made him angry.
Instruct: That woman's got two bags. Output: That woman has two bags.
Instruct: How can one remove a duplicate sentence? Output: How can a duplicate sentence be removed?
Instruct: Change trains at the next station. Output: You have to change trains at the next stop.
Instruct: You should throw those out. Output: You should throw it out.
Instruct: From time to time, they went shopping together. Output: Every now and then they went shopping together.
Instruct: Some people seldom speak unless they're spoken to. Output: Some seldom speak unless spoken to.
Instruct: I prefer tennis to baseball. Output: I'd rather play tennis than baseball.
Instruct: Isn't it lovely? Output: Isn't this nice?
Instruct: Why don't we go home? Output: We're on our way home.
Instruct: I want to go abroad someday. Output: One day I'll want to fly outside the country.
Instruct: Boil some water. Output: Bring the water to a boil.
Instruct: It was difficult. Output: It was hard.
Instruct: I tried to tell Tom. Output: I was trying to tell Tom that.
Instruct: It isn't gold. Output: It's not gold.
Instruct: He was so angry as to be unable to speak. Output: He was too angry to speak.
Instruct: Tom seemed bright. Output: Tom seemed to be bright.
Instruct: That's the right answer. Output: The answer is right.
Instruct: Stay with me. Output: Abide with me.
Instruct: Esperanto allows embracement of the world. Output: Esperanto allows us to embrace the world.
Instruct: Do you believe in the existence of God? Output: Are you a believer?
Instruct: I told Tom I disagreed. Output: I told Tom that I disagreed.
Instruct: Could you explain? Output: Can you explain that?
Instruct: Will you go with him? Output: Are you going to go with him?
Instruct: How do you pronounce his name? Output: How do you pronounce her name?
Instruct: I thought you enjoyed swimming. Output: I thought you loved swimming.
Instruct: There's a possibility it's real. Output: There's a possibility that it's real.
Instruct: The moon was full yesterday. Output: It was a full moon yesterday.
Instruct: Tom will win, I think. Output: I sure hope that Tom wins.
Instruct: How many nights will you stay? Output: For how many nights?
Instruct: She looks as if she were drunk. Output: He looks like he's drunk.
Instruct: Tom will pay for this. Output: Tom is going to pay for this!
Instruct: That's a big loss. Output: This is a huge loss.
Instruct: We shut the door. Output: We closed the door.
Instruct: I think that Tom cried. Output: I think Tom cried.
Instruct: I'm scared of cats. Output: I am afraid of cats.
Instruct: You're soaking wet. Output: You're wet through.
Instruct: The baby is sleeping on the bed. Output: A boy is asleep in bed.
Instruct: It's time we left. Output: It's time to move on.
Instruct: How about running? Output: How about taking up jogging?
Instruct: Tom was the last to arrive. Output: Tom arrived last.
Instruct: Close that drawer. Output: Close this drawer.
Instruct: Tom and Mary are both grinning. Output: Both Tom and Mary are grinning.
Instruct: He got through with his work. Output: He has finished up his work.
Instruct: She loved her grandkids. Output: She loved her grandchildren.
Instruct: He was eager to try on the blue shirt. Output: That child wanted to try on that blue shirt.
Instruct: Who could've predicted this? Output: Who could've foreseen it?
Instruct: Stop scaring him. Output: Stop scaring her.
Instruct: She is above any of her classmates in speaking English. Output: She speaks English better than any of her classmates.
Instruct: I wonder if Tom is adopted. Output: I wonder whether Tom is adopted.
Instruct: Where can I buy a ticket? Output: Can you tell me where to buy tickets?
Instruct: Do you have breakfast at home? Output: Are you going to have dinner at home?
Instruct: The airport is close at hand. Output: The airport is close by.
Instruct: Is thirty dollars enough? Output: Will thirty dollars be enough?
Instruct: I don't like using Google Translator. Output: I don't like to use Google Translator.
Instruct: He is no longer the shy boy he was. Output: He is not the shy boy he used to be.
Instruct: Tom should have arrived already. Output: Tom should've arrived already.
Instruct: Tom used to be easygoing. Output: Tom was really good.
Instruct: You don't seem happy. Output: He doesn't look happy.
Instruct: Tom put on his shirt. Output: Tom put his shirt on.
Instruct: How is this phrase to be interpreted? Output: How should this sentence be interpreted?
Instruct: I'm on a diet. Output: I'm trying to lose weight.
Instruct: It might snow this evening. Output: It may snow tonight.
Instruct: Layla is a lesbian. Output: Layla was a lesbian.
Instruct: If I have sinned, forgive me. Output: If I have made a mistake, excuse me.
Instruct: I am not an owl! Output: I'm not a night person.
Instruct: Do you know how many people died when the Titanic sank? Output: Do you have any idea how many people died when the Titanic sunk?
Instruct: We'll take a look. Output: We'll look into that.
Instruct: Tom wasn't so busy today. Output: Tom wasn't very busy today.
Instruct: We don't like them. Output: We don't like it.
Instruct: The woman reads. Output: The woman is reading.
Instruct: Take me to her. Output: Take me to him.
Instruct: The garbage smells to high heaven. Output: The garbage is giving off a terrible smell.
Instruct: I said that. Output: I said so.
Instruct: Both Tom and Mary are going. Output: Tom and Mary are both going.
Instruct: Tom used to be a soldier. Output: Tom was a soldier.
Instruct: Our son was killed in action. Output: Our son died during the war.
Instruct: Let not the king say so! Output: The king should not speak that way.
Instruct: Christmas is near at hand. Output: Christmas is fast approaching.
Instruct: The telephone rang again. Output: The phone rang again.
Instruct: The mailman comes around every three days. Output: The postman comes every three days.
Instruct: Why didn't you say something? Output: Why aren't you saying anything?
Instruct: Nowadays nobody believes in ghosts. Output: Nowadays no one believes in ghosts.
Instruct: Tom laughed at Mary. Output: Tom was laughing at Mary.
Instruct: I love your hair. Output: I like your hair.
Instruct: We'll talk with Tom today. Output: We'll talk to Tom today.
Instruct: I won't let him go there. Output: I won't let her go there.

Instruct: Tom opened the door slowly. Output: Tom slowly opened the door.

Instruct: Let's study English. Output: We must study English.

Instruct: Did anyone say anything? Output: Did someone say something?

Instruct: We didn't need to eat breakfast so early. Output: We need not have eaten breakfast so early.

Instruct: Tom didn't get far. Output: Tom didn't make it very far.

Instruct: You don't look too happy. Output: You look very happy.

Instruct: What do you call this bird? Output: What's that bird?

Instruct: Wouldn't you like another glass of beer? Output: How about another beer?

Instruct: Her Dutch passport allowed her to travel easily. Output: His Dutch passport allowed him to travel easily.

Instruct: You were wrong to turn down his help. Output: You did wrong to refuse his help.

Instruct: The devil makes work for idle hands. Output: Idle hands are the devil's playthings.

Instruct: Have you noticed anything suspicious? Output: Did you notice anything suspicious?

Instruct: Can you cook a meal? Output: Can you cook?

Instruct: I said nothing, and that made him angry. Output: The fact that I said nothing made him angry.

Instruct: That woman's got two bags. Output: That woman has two bags.

Instruct: How can one remove a duplicate sentence? Output: How can a duplicate sentence be removed?

Instruct: Change trains at the next station. Output: You have to change trains at the next stop.

Instruct: You should throw those out. Output: You should throw it out.

Instruct: From time to time, they went shopping together. Output: Every now and then they went shopping together.

Instruct: Some people seldom speak unless they're spoken to. Output: Some seldom speak unless spoken to.

Instruct: I prefer tennis to baseball. Output: I'd rather play tennis than baseball.

Instruct: Isn't it lovely? Output: Isn't this nice?

Instruct: Why don't we go home? Output: We're on our way home.

Instruct: I want to go abroad someday. Output: One day I'll want to fly outside the country.

Instruct: Boil some water. Output: Bring the water to a boil.

Instruct: It was difficult. Output: It was hard.

Instruct: I tried to tell Tom. Output: I was trying to tell Tom that.

Instruct: It isn't gold. Output: It's not gold.

Instruct: He was so angry as to be unable to speak. Output: He was too angry to speak.

Instruct: Tom seemed bright. Output: Tom seemed to be bright.

Instruct: That's the right answer. Output: The answer is right.

Instruct: Stay with me. Output: Abide with me.

Instruct: Esperanto allows embracement of the world. Output: Esperanto allows us to embrace the world.

Instruct: Do you believe in the existence of God? Output: Are you a believer?

Instruct: I told Tom I disagreed. Output: I told Tom that I disagreed.

Instruct: Could you explain? Output: Can you explain that?

Instruct: Will you go with him? Output: Are you going to go with him?

Instruct: How do you pronounce his name? Output: How do you pronounce her name?

Instruct: I thought you enjoyed swimming. Output: I thought you loved swimming.

Instruct: There's a possibility it's real. Output: There's a possibility that it's real.

Instruct: The moon was full yesterday. Output: It was a full moon yesterday.

Instruct: Tom will win, I think. Output: I sure hope that Tom wins.

Instruct: How many nights will you stay? Output: For how many nights?

Instruct: She looks as if she were drunk. Output: He looks like he's drunk.

Instruct: Tom will pay for this. Output: Tom is going to pay for this!

Instruct: That's a big loss. Output: This is a huge loss.

Instruct: We shut the door. Output: We closed the door.

Instruct: I think that Tom cried. Output: I think Tom cried.

Instruct: I'm scared of cats. Output: I am afraid of cats.

Instruct: You're soaking wet. Output: You're wet through.

Instruct: The baby is sleeping on the bed. Output: A boy is asleep in bed.

Instruct: It's time we left. Output: It's time to move on.

Instruct: How about running? Output: How about taking up jogging?

Instruct: Tom was the last to arrive. Output: Tom arrived last.

Instruct: Close that drawer. Output: Close this drawer.

Instruct: Tom and Mary are both grinning. Output: Both Tom and Mary are grinning.

Instruct: He got through with his work. Output: He has finished up his work.

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

Instruct: He was eager to try on the blue shirt. Output: That child wanted to try on that blue shirt.

Instruct: Who could've predicted this? Output: Who could've foreseen it?

Instruct: Stop scaring him. Output: Stop scaring her.

Instruct: She is above any of her classmates in speaking English. Output: She speaks English better than any of her classmates.

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

Instruct: Where can I buy a ticket? Output: Can you tell me where to buy tickets?

Instruct: Do you have breakfast at home? Output: Are you going to have dinner at home?

Instruct: The airport is close at hand. Output: The airport is close by.

Instruct: Is thirty dollars enough? Output: Will thirty dollars be enough?

Instruct: I don't like using Google Translator. Output: I don't like to use Google Translator.

Instruct: He is no longer the shy boy he was. Output: He is not the shy boy he used to be.

Instruct: Tom should have arrived already. Output: Tom should've arrived already.

Instruct: Tom used to be easygoing. Output: Tom was really good.

Instruct: You don't seem happy. Output: He doesn't look happy.

Instruct: Tom put on his shirt. Output: Tom put his shirt on.

Instruct: How is this phrase to be interpreted? Output: How should this sentence be interpreted?

Instruct: I'm on a diet. Output: I'm trying to lose weight.

Instruct: It might snow this evening. Output: It may snow tonight.

Instruct: Layla is a lesbian. Output: Layla was a lesbian.

Instruct: If I have sinned, forgive me. Output: If I have made a mistake, excuse me.

Instruct: I am not an owl! Output: I'm not a night person.

Instruct: Do you know how many people died when the Titanic sank? Output: Do you have any idea how many people died when the Titanic sunk?

Instruct: We'll take a look. Output: We'll look into that.

Instruct: Tom wasn't so busy today. Output: Tom wasn't very busy today.

Instruct: We don't like them. Output: We don't like it.

Instruct: The woman reads. Output: The woman is reading.

Instruct: Take me to her. Output: Take me to him.

Instruct: The garbage smells to high heaven. Output: The garbage is giving off a terrible smell.

Instruct: I said that. Output: I said so.

Instruct: Both Tom and Mary are going. Output: Tom and Mary are both going.

Instruct: Tom used to be a soldier. Output: Tom was a soldier.

Instruct: Our son was killed in action. Output: Our son died during the war.

Instruct: Let not the king say so! Output: The king should not speak that way.

Instruct: Christmas is near at hand. Output: Christmas is fast approaching.

Instruct: The telephone rang again. Output: The phone rang again.

Instruct: The mailman comes around every three days. Output: The postman comes every three days.

Instruct: Why didn't you say something? Output: Why aren't you saying anything?

Instruct: Nowadays nobody believes in ghosts. Output: Nowadays no one believes in ghosts.

Instruct: Tom laughed at Mary. Output: Tom was laughing at Mary.

Instruct: I love your hair. Output: I like your hair.

Instruct: We'll talk with Tom today. Output: We'll talk to Tom today.

Instruct: I won't let him go there. Output: I won't let her go there.