andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: I didn't want to scare Tom. Output: I didn't mean to scare Tom.
Instruct: Andreas feels hatred towards Angela. Output: Andrés hates Ángela.
Instruct: I didn't understand the meaning of the last line but one. Output: I didn't understand the second-to-the-last line.
Instruct: They tried to escape. Output: They attempted to escape.
Instruct: Mathematics is his strongest subject. Output: Mathematics is his best subject.
Instruct: When did the robbery happen? Output: When did the robbery take place?
Instruct: She advised him to study harder. Output: She advised him to work harder.
Instruct: We could've managed. Output: We could have managed.
Instruct: Give us everything you've got. Output: Give us everything you have.
Instruct: He must be a fool to do such a thing. Output: He must be crazy to act like that.
Instruct: Her cheeks began to glow at his compliments. Output: She blushed when he praised her.
Instruct: Someone's shooting. Output: Someone's knocking.
Instruct: We get along very well. Output: We're managing all right.
Instruct: He cried out for help in a loud voice. Output: She screamed for help.
Instruct: That's like finding a needle in a haystack. Output: It is like looking for a needle in the sea.
Instruct: I never expected that to happen. Output: What a big surprise!
Instruct: I'm doing that tomorrow. Output: I will deal with it tomorrow.
Instruct: Tom says Mary wasn't interested. Output: Tom says Mary isn't interested.
Instruct: Why is Tom not eating? Output: Why isn't Tom eating?
Instruct: Into the world there has come a new feeling. Output: To the world has come a new idea.
Instruct: Tom wasn't that stupid. Output: Tom wasn't stupid.
Instruct: Smoking is banned in the train. Output: Smoking is prohibited on the train.
Instruct: He has many friends in the parliament. Output: He has numerous friends in the Diet.
Instruct: How do you know his name? Output: How do you know her name?
Instruct: That seems suspicious to me. Output: That sounds fishy to me.
Instruct: Tom is telling us the secret. Output: Tom is giving the secret away to us.
Instruct: Tom got Mary some chocolate. Output: Tom bought Mary some chocolates.
Instruct: This is a dress of Mary's own making. Output: This is a dress that Mary made by herself.
Instruct: It'll be exciting. Output: This is going to be exciting.
Instruct: I'm only trying to help. Output: I just want to help.
Instruct: Hunger makes anything taste good. Output: A good appetite is a good sauce.
Instruct: I went to the store near by. Output: I went to the store that was very nearby.
Instruct: in America, the people talk English. Output: in USA, the people talk english
Instruct: Tom is now living in Australia. Output: Tom is living in Australia now.
Instruct: You may as well ask for your teacher's advice. Output: You had better consult with your teacher.
Instruct: I'm here with her. Output: I'm here with him.
Instruct: I'm sorry I cried. Output: I'm sorry that I cried.
Instruct: They won't do it. Output: They won't do that.
Instruct: I occasionally like to stop thinking about my past and relax. Output: From time to time, I want to relax and forget everything.
Instruct: Tom seems biased. Output: Tom seems to be biased.
Instruct: I'll eat it here. Output: I'll eat here.
Instruct: Tom said he thinks Mary can't do that. Output: Tom said he thinks Mary isn't able to do that.
Instruct: I think I should've bought more food. Output: I think I should have bought more food.
Instruct: Don't take her too seriously. Output: Don't take him too seriously.
Instruct: He made believe that he did not hear me. Output: He made believe not to hear me.
Instruct: She was brought up in a rich family. Output: She was raised in a wealthy family.
Instruct: The end justifies the means. Output: It is not the means which matters, it is the end.
Instruct: They told me that they understood. Output: They told me they understood.
Instruct: The rain has stopped. Output: It's stopped raining.
Instruct: He is a member of the football club. Output: He belongs to the soccer club.
Instruct: Smile for the camera. Output: Smile.
Instruct: Tom wanted to talk to Mary face to face. Output: Tom wanted to speak to Mary privately.
Instruct: Tom needs our help. Output: Tom wants our help.
Instruct: They showed the bartender their IDs. Output: They showed their IDs to the bartender.
Instruct: Tom gave flowers to Mary. Output: Tom gave Mary flowers.
Instruct: Don't stutter! Output: Don't stammer!
Instruct: Sam helps whoever asks him to. Output: Samuel helps everyone who asks him.
Instruct: I'm an adult now. Output: I'm grown up now.
Instruct: Sami bought a dog. Output: Sami purchased a dog.
Instruct: Here's my telephone number. Output: Here's my phone number.
Instruct: Tom is in the kitchen right now. Output: Tom is now in the kitchen.
Instruct: I'll come over to your place at the start of the holidays. Output: I'll be passing by your house at the start of the vacation.
Instruct: Tom is an average guy. Output: Tom is an ordinary guy.
Instruct: I didn't make anybody do that. Output: I didn't make anyone do that.
Instruct: When did you take the exam? Output: When did you pass the exam?
Instruct: Tom's hair is curly. Output: Tom has curly hair.
Instruct: French isn't a difficult language. Output: French isn't difficult.
Instruct: We're going to listen to their new record together. Output: We'll be listening to their new album together.
Instruct: We're buying. Output: We buy.
Instruct: They paid their compliment to me. Output: They greeted me.
Instruct: That was discouraging. Output: It was disheartening.
Instruct: I almost understood the entire thing! Output: I understood almost everything.
Instruct: Tom ditched me. Output: Tom has left me.
Instruct: When did the accident happen? Output: When did the accident take place?
Instruct: The jacket, which I wanted, costed three hundred dollars. Output: The coat I wanted was priced at three hundred dollars.
Instruct: I think I'm losing my mind. Output: I think I'm going mad.
Instruct: Tom obviously wants to leave. Output: Tom clearly wants to go.
Instruct: I think we should've discussed this. Output: I think we should have discussed this.
Instruct: You broke your promise. Output: She didn't keep her word.
Instruct: We murdered them. Output: We killed them.
Instruct: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely cry. Output: Tom thought Mary would likely not cry.
Instruct: Is Tom getting on all right? Output: Is Tom a nice guy?
Instruct: I'm glad Tom enjoyed it. Output: I'm glad Tom liked it.
Instruct: Tom isn't going to talk. Output: Tom won't talk.
Instruct: I am taller than he. Output: I'm taller than him.
Instruct: My sister will get married early next year. Output: My sister will marry early next year.
Instruct: Mr Brown always carries a book. Output: Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.
Instruct: Summer is the season I like best. Output: Summer is my favorite season.
Instruct: A dog is sensitive to smell. Output: A dog has a sharp sense of smell.
Instruct: He was an awful president. Output: He was a terrible president.
Instruct: I told him everything. Output: I told her everything.
Instruct: Ignorance gives rise to many forms of prejudice. Output: Ignorance is the source of many forms of prejudice.
Instruct: People tomorrow will have different ideas. Output: People will have different ideas tomorrow.
Instruct: Give him a hand. Output: Help him.
Instruct: I apparently should've done that. Output: I apparently should have done that.
Instruct: Tom expects everyone to go. Output: Tom expects everybody to go.
Instruct: Ten years have passed since he died. Output: He has been dead for ten years.
Instruct: Who are you meeting at 15:00? Output: Who are you meeting at 3:00PM?
Instruct: You can buy it at any bookstore. Output: You can get it at any bookseller's.
Instruct: Excepting Sundays he works every day. Output: He works every day except Sunday.

Instruct: I didn't want to scare Tom. Output: I didn't mean to scare Tom.

Instruct: Andreas feels hatred towards Angela. Output: Andrés hates Ángela.

Instruct: I didn't understand the meaning of the last line but one. Output: I didn't understand the second-to-the-last line.

Instruct: They tried to escape. Output: They attempted to escape.

Instruct: Mathematics is his strongest subject. Output: Mathematics is his best subject.

Instruct: When did the robbery happen? Output: When did the robbery take place?

Instruct: She advised him to study harder. Output: She advised him to work harder.

Instruct: We could've managed. Output: We could have managed.

Instruct: Give us everything you've got. Output: Give us everything you have.

Instruct: He must be a fool to do such a thing. Output: He must be crazy to act like that.

Instruct: Her cheeks began to glow at his compliments. Output: She blushed when he praised her.

Instruct: Someone's shooting. Output: Someone's knocking.

Instruct: We get along very well. Output: We're managing all right.

Instruct: He cried out for help in a loud voice. Output: She screamed for help.

Instruct: That's like finding a needle in a haystack. Output: It is like looking for a needle in the sea.

Instruct: I never expected that to happen. Output: What a big surprise!

Instruct: I'm doing that tomorrow. Output: I will deal with it tomorrow.

Instruct: Tom says Mary wasn't interested. Output: Tom says Mary isn't interested.

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

Instruct: Into the world there has come a new feeling. Output: To the world has come a new idea.

Instruct: Tom wasn't that stupid. Output: Tom wasn't stupid.

Instruct: Smoking is banned in the train. Output: Smoking is prohibited on the train.

Instruct: He has many friends in the parliament. Output: He has numerous friends in the Diet.

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

Instruct: That seems suspicious to me. Output: That sounds fishy to me.

Instruct: Tom is telling us the secret. Output: Tom is giving the secret away to us.

Instruct: Tom got Mary some chocolate. Output: Tom bought Mary some chocolates.

Instruct: This is a dress of Mary's own making. Output: This is a dress that Mary made by herself.

Instruct: It'll be exciting. Output: This is going to be exciting.

Instruct: I'm only trying to help. Output: I just want to help.

Instruct: Hunger makes anything taste good. Output: A good appetite is a good sauce.

Instruct: I went to the store near by. Output: I went to the store that was very nearby.

Instruct: in America, the people talk English. Output: in USA, the people talk english

Instruct: Tom is now living in Australia. Output: Tom is living in Australia now.

Instruct: You may as well ask for your teacher's advice. Output: You had better consult with your teacher.

Instruct: I'm here with her. Output: I'm here with him.

Instruct: I'm sorry I cried. Output: I'm sorry that I cried.

Instruct: They won't do it. Output: They won't do that.

Instruct: I occasionally like to stop thinking about my past and relax. Output: From time to time, I want to relax and forget everything.

Instruct: Tom seems biased. Output: Tom seems to be biased.

Instruct: I'll eat it here. Output: I'll eat here.

Instruct: Tom said he thinks Mary can't do that. Output: Tom said he thinks Mary isn't able to do that.

Instruct: I think I should've bought more food. Output: I think I should have bought more food.

Instruct: Don't take her too seriously. Output: Don't take him too seriously.

Instruct: He made believe that he did not hear me. Output: He made believe not to hear me.

Instruct: She was brought up in a rich family. Output: She was raised in a wealthy family.

Instruct: The end justifies the means. Output: It is not the means which matters, it is the end.

Instruct: They told me that they understood. Output: They told me they understood.

Instruct: The rain has stopped. Output: It's stopped raining.

Instruct: He is a member of the football club. Output: He belongs to the soccer club.

Instruct: Smile for the camera. Output: Smile.

Instruct: Tom wanted to talk to Mary face to face. Output: Tom wanted to speak to Mary privately.

Instruct: Tom needs our help. Output: Tom wants our help.

Instruct: They showed the bartender their IDs. Output: They showed their IDs to the bartender.

Instruct: Tom gave flowers to Mary. Output: Tom gave Mary flowers.

Instruct: Don't stutter! Output: Don't stammer!

Instruct: Sam helps whoever asks him to. Output: Samuel helps everyone who asks him.

Instruct: I'm an adult now. Output: I'm grown up now.

Instruct: Sami bought a dog. Output: Sami purchased a dog.

Instruct: Here's my telephone number. Output: Here's my phone number.

Instruct: Tom is in the kitchen right now. Output: Tom is now in the kitchen.

Instruct: I'll come over to your place at the start of the holidays. Output: I'll be passing by your house at the start of the vacation.

Instruct: Tom is an average guy. Output: Tom is an ordinary guy.

Instruct: I didn't make anybody do that. Output: I didn't make anyone do that.

Instruct: When did you take the exam? Output: When did you pass the exam?

Instruct: Tom's hair is curly. Output: Tom has curly hair.

Instruct: French isn't a difficult language. Output: French isn't difficult.

Instruct: We're going to listen to their new record together. Output: We'll be listening to their new album together.

Instruct: We're buying. Output: We buy.

Instruct: They paid their compliment to me. Output: They greeted me.

Instruct: That was discouraging. Output: It was disheartening.

Instruct: I almost understood the entire thing! Output: I understood almost everything.

Instruct: Tom ditched me. Output: Tom has left me.

Instruct: When did the accident happen? Output: When did the accident take place?

Instruct: The jacket, which I wanted, costed three hundred dollars. Output: The coat I wanted was priced at three hundred dollars.

Instruct: I think I'm losing my mind. Output: I think I'm going mad.

Instruct: Tom obviously wants to leave. Output: Tom clearly wants to go.

Instruct: I think we should've discussed this. Output: I think we should have discussed this.

Instruct: You broke your promise. Output: She didn't keep her word.

Instruct: We murdered them. Output: We killed them.

Instruct: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely cry. Output: Tom thought Mary would likely not cry.

Instruct: Is Tom getting on all right? Output: Is Tom a nice guy?

Instruct: I'm glad Tom enjoyed it. Output: I'm glad Tom liked it.

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

Instruct: I am taller than he. Output: I'm taller than him.

Instruct: My sister will get married early next year. Output: My sister will marry early next year.

Instruct: Mr Brown always carries a book. Output: Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.

Instruct: Summer is the season I like best. Output: Summer is my favorite season.

Instruct: A dog is sensitive to smell. Output: A dog has a sharp sense of smell.

Instruct: He was an awful president. Output: He was a terrible president.

Instruct: I told him everything. Output: I told her everything.

Instruct: Ignorance gives rise to many forms of prejudice. Output: Ignorance is the source of many forms of prejudice.

Instruct: People tomorrow will have different ideas. Output: People will have different ideas tomorrow.

Instruct: Give him a hand. Output: Help him.

Instruct: I apparently should've done that. Output: I apparently should have done that.

Instruct: Tom expects everyone to go. Output: Tom expects everybody to go.

Instruct: Ten years have passed since he died. Output: He has been dead for ten years.

Instruct: Who are you meeting at 15:00? Output: Who are you meeting at 3:00PM?

Instruct: You can buy it at any bookstore. Output: You can get it at any bookseller's.

Instruct: Excepting Sundays he works every day. Output: He works every day except Sunday.