andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: I work for a hospital. Output: I work in a hospital.
Instruct: They said that they loved chocolate. Output: They said they loved chocolate.
Instruct: Tom kicked the ball to Mary. Output: Tom threw Mary the ball.
Instruct: I hope you slept well. Output: I hope you had a good night's sleep.
Instruct: He is anxious to read the book. Output: He wants to read this book.
Instruct: The school's gates open at 8 o'clock. Output: The gates of the school open at eight.
Instruct: I've never cut their hair. Output: I do not cut their hair.
Instruct: Do you know when they will arrive? Output: Do you know when they'll arrive?
Instruct: It will be hot tomorrow. Output: Tomorrow, it will be hot.
Instruct: Tom and Mary are both at work. Output: Tom and Mary are working.
Instruct: Tom, your phone! Output: Tom, there's a call for you.
Instruct: He applied for admission to the riding club. Output: He's been trying to become a member of a horsemanship society.
Instruct: Your cough is the consequence of smoking. Output: Your coughing is a result from having smoked.
Instruct: I don't speak English. Output: I don't understand English.
Instruct: Let's go to the beach! Output: Let's drive as far as the sea.
Instruct: I have recently seen James. Output: I have seen James recently.
Instruct: Our company decided for consistent fees. Output: Our company decided on flat rate pricing.
Instruct: It is true that I was head over heels in love with her. Output: It's true that I was madly in love with her.
Instruct: He vowed to give up smoking. Output: He swore to quit smoking.
Instruct: Tom worked his fingers to the bone. Output: Tom is working hard.
Instruct: How did Tom respond? Output: How did Tom react?
Instruct: We're worried. Output: We've been worried.
Instruct: I have time. Output: I live alone.
Instruct: She is not allowed to go out now. Output: She is forbidden to go out.
Instruct: Are there any Spanish-English dictionaries you recommend for beginners? Output: Which Spanish-English dictionary would you recommend for beginners?
Instruct: You must be scared. Output: You should be terrified.
Instruct: Let's go find out. Output: Let's find out.
Instruct: Is it right, Ms./Mr.? Output: Is that correct, sir?
Instruct: I can't say. Output: I can't talk.
Instruct: Ur ḍeffes ara. Output: Do not twist or bend!
Instruct: Tom is likely to be fine. Output: Tom will probably be fine.
Instruct: Some friend you are! Output: Some man.
Instruct: I will teach Esperanto in my land. Output: I'll teach Esperanto in my country.
Instruct: Nothing's sacred. Output: Nothing is holy.
Instruct: Fight! Output: Fight back!
Instruct: Tom will win sooner or later. Output: Tom is going to win sooner or later.
Instruct: Why can't you apologize to him? Output: Why can't you ask her for forgiveness?
Instruct: We sent him immediately to the hospital. Output: We sent him to the hospital immediately.
Instruct: Tom and I both almost drowned. Output: Both Tom and I almost drowned.
Instruct: Mom! Stop! You're making me uncomfortable! Output: Mom! Stop! You're embarrassing me.
Instruct: You have been missing all these years. Output: You have been gone for so many years.
Instruct: Tom won't change his mind. Output: Tom isn't going to back down.
Instruct: Just themselves know what they're saying. Output: Only they know what they are saying.
Instruct: Tom thinks Mary could win. Output: Tom thinks Mary can win.
Instruct: We are now in-laws, seeing as our kids got married. Output: Because our kids got married, we are now in-laws.
Instruct: She knows a lot about the latest fashions. Output: She knows much about recent fashions.
Instruct: We loved each other. Output: Our love is mutual.
Instruct: Tom has a problem. Output: Something's wrong with Tom.
Instruct: They said they'd been wrong. Output: They said that they'd been wrong.
Instruct: The rapid growth in imports amazes us. Output: We're amazed by the rapid growth in import quantities.
Instruct: Tom never did that before. Output: Tom has never done this before.
Instruct: Which one is your favorite? Output: Which do you prefer?
Instruct: Keep it quiet. Output: I will keep it in my bosom.
Instruct: How many people were killed? Output: How many people have died?
Instruct: The nurse isn't here. Output: The nurse is not here.
Instruct: We should wait. Output: Let's wait!
Instruct: I thought that Tom was cool. Output: I thought Tom was cool.
Instruct: Sami asked God to help him. Output: Sami asked God to protect him.
Instruct: Tom got some pie. Output: Tom got a small piece of pie.
Instruct: I don't like scary movies!!! Output: I don't like horror movies.
Instruct: Will you travel alone? Output: Are you traveling by yourself?
Instruct: He was taken care of by a certain young doctor. Output: There was a young doctor that looked after him.
Instruct: They said that they weren't mad. Output: They said they weren't mad.
Instruct: The view was breathtaking. Output: The scenery was breathtaking.
Instruct: He doesn't do it. Output: He's not going to make it.
Instruct: I could have helped you. Output: I could've helped you.
Instruct: Will you please open the door? Output: She pulled the door open.
Instruct: Why don't you help? Output: Why won't you help?
Instruct: A big animal ran away from the zoo. Output: A large animal fled from the zoo.
Instruct: The lake is frozen. Output: The lake froze over.
Instruct: Tom hasn't cleaned the kitchen yet. Output: Tom has not scrubbed the kitchen yet.
Instruct: I have a fever. Output: I'm coming down with a cold.
Instruct: Are there some cats on the desk? Output: Is there a cat on the desk?
Instruct: When you listen to your recorded voice, you get the feeling that you're hearing the voice of a stranger. Output: One who listens to one's recorded voice has the sensation of listening to a stranger.
Instruct: Tom will be very important someday. Output: Tom is going to be very important someday.
Instruct: It's snowing galore! Output: It snows hard.
Instruct: The fields yielded a good harvest. Output: The earth hath yielded her increase.
Instruct: Why are we going to Boston? Output: Why are we driving to Boston?
Instruct: Tom told me that he's jealous. Output: Tom told me that he was jealous.
Instruct: I wasn't married at that time. Output: I was unmarried at that time.
Instruct: I planned to do that. Output: I planned on doing that.
Instruct: He used to go to school by bicycle, but now he goes by bus. Output: I used to ride my bike to school, but now I take the bus.
Instruct: Tom took off his reading glasses. Output: Tom took his reading glasses off.
Instruct: For a moment I forgot what her name was. Output: Her name slipped my mind.
Instruct: It's time we went home. Output: It's time for us to go home.
Instruct: Tom looked a bit dazed. Output: Tom looks a little shaken.
Instruct: Has she come? Output: Has he come?
Instruct: She spoke scarcely a word of English. Output: He has a knowledge of English.
Instruct: He saw everything. Output: She saw everything.
Instruct: This CD is mine, isn't it? Output: It's my disk, right?
Instruct: No country can match France's good quality wine. Output: France can't be matched for good wine.
Instruct: I wonder whether Tom is awake. Output: I wonder if Tom is awake.
Instruct: I'm certain that Tom will win. Output: I'm positive Tom will win.
Instruct: She wished me good night. Output: She told me "good night."
Instruct: You'd love him. Output: You'd love her.
Instruct: The members told us about the strange experience in turns. Output: One by one, the members told us about their strange experience.
Instruct: I am not pleased with what you have done. Output: I'm not satisfied with what you've done.
Instruct: I should've brought a lunch. Output: I should have brought a lunch.
Instruct: We're not looking. Output: We're not watching.
Instruct: I blacked out. Output: I sank into unconsciousness.

Instruct: I work for a hospital. Output: I work in a hospital.

Instruct: They said that they loved chocolate. Output: They said they loved chocolate.

Instruct: Tom kicked the ball to Mary. Output: Tom threw Mary the ball.

Instruct: I hope you slept well. Output: I hope you had a good night's sleep.

Instruct: He is anxious to read the book. Output: He wants to read this book.

Instruct: The school's gates open at 8 o'clock. Output: The gates of the school open at eight.

Instruct: I've never cut their hair. Output: I do not cut their hair.

Instruct: Do you know when they will arrive? Output: Do you know when they'll arrive?

Instruct: It will be hot tomorrow. Output: Tomorrow, it will be hot.

Instruct: Tom and Mary are both at work. Output: Tom and Mary are working.

Instruct: Tom, your phone! Output: Tom, there's a call for you.

Instruct: He applied for admission to the riding club. Output: He's been trying to become a member of a horsemanship society.

Instruct: Your cough is the consequence of smoking. Output: Your coughing is a result from having smoked.

Instruct: I don't speak English. Output: I don't understand English.

Instruct: Let's go to the beach! Output: Let's drive as far as the sea.

Instruct: I have recently seen James. Output: I have seen James recently.

Instruct: Our company decided for consistent fees. Output: Our company decided on flat rate pricing.

Instruct: It is true that I was head over heels in love with her. Output: It's true that I was madly in love with her.

Instruct: He vowed to give up smoking. Output: He swore to quit smoking.

Instruct: Tom worked his fingers to the bone. Output: Tom is working hard.

Instruct: How did Tom respond? Output: How did Tom react?

Instruct: We're worried. Output: We've been worried.

Instruct: I have time. Output: I live alone.

Instruct: She is not allowed to go out now. Output: She is forbidden to go out.

Instruct: Are there any Spanish-English dictionaries you recommend for beginners? Output: Which Spanish-English dictionary would you recommend for beginners?

Instruct: You must be scared. Output: You should be terrified.

Instruct: Let's go find out. Output: Let's find out.

Instruct: Is it right, Ms./Mr.? Output: Is that correct, sir?

Instruct: I can't say. Output: I can't talk.

Instruct: Ur ḍeffes ara. Output: Do not twist or bend!

Instruct: Tom is likely to be fine. Output: Tom will probably be fine.

Instruct: Some friend you are! Output: Some man.

Instruct: I will teach Esperanto in my land. Output: I'll teach Esperanto in my country.

Instruct: Nothing's sacred. Output: Nothing is holy.

Instruct: Fight! Output: Fight back!

Instruct: Tom will win sooner or later. Output: Tom is going to win sooner or later.

Instruct: Why can't you apologize to him? Output: Why can't you ask her for forgiveness?

Instruct: We sent him immediately to the hospital. Output: We sent him to the hospital immediately.

Instruct: Tom and I both almost drowned. Output: Both Tom and I almost drowned.

Instruct: Mom! Stop! You're making me uncomfortable! Output: Mom! Stop! You're embarrassing me.

Instruct: You have been missing all these years. Output: You have been gone for so many years.

Instruct: Tom won't change his mind. Output: Tom isn't going to back down.

Instruct: Just themselves know what they're saying. Output: Only they know what they are saying.

Instruct: Tom thinks Mary could win. Output: Tom thinks Mary can win.

Instruct: We are now in-laws, seeing as our kids got married. Output: Because our kids got married, we are now in-laws.

Instruct: She knows a lot about the latest fashions. Output: She knows much about recent fashions.

Instruct: We loved each other. Output: Our love is mutual.

Instruct: Tom has a problem. Output: Something's wrong with Tom.

Instruct: They said they'd been wrong. Output: They said that they'd been wrong.

Instruct: The rapid growth in imports amazes us. Output: We're amazed by the rapid growth in import quantities.

Instruct: Tom never did that before. Output: Tom has never done this before.

Instruct: Which one is your favorite? Output: Which do you prefer?

Instruct: Keep it quiet. Output: I will keep it in my bosom.

Instruct: How many people were killed? Output: How many people have died?

Instruct: The nurse isn't here. Output: The nurse is not here.

Instruct: We should wait. Output: Let's wait!

Instruct: I thought that Tom was cool. Output: I thought Tom was cool.

Instruct: Sami asked God to help him. Output: Sami asked God to protect him.

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

Instruct: I don't like scary movies!!! Output: I don't like horror movies.

Instruct: Will you travel alone? Output: Are you traveling by yourself?

Instruct: He was taken care of by a certain young doctor. Output: There was a young doctor that looked after him.

Instruct: They said that they weren't mad. Output: They said they weren't mad.

Instruct: The view was breathtaking. Output: The scenery was breathtaking.

Instruct: He doesn't do it. Output: He's not going to make it.

Instruct: I could have helped you. Output: I could've helped you.

Instruct: Will you please open the door? Output: She pulled the door open.

Instruct: Why don't you help? Output: Why won't you help?

Instruct: A big animal ran away from the zoo. Output: A large animal fled from the zoo.

Instruct: The lake is frozen. Output: The lake froze over.

Instruct: Tom hasn't cleaned the kitchen yet. Output: Tom has not scrubbed the kitchen yet.

Instruct: I have a fever. Output: I'm coming down with a cold.

Instruct: Are there some cats on the desk? Output: Is there a cat on the desk?

Instruct: When you listen to your recorded voice, you get the feeling that you're hearing the voice of a stranger. Output: One who listens to one's recorded voice has the sensation of listening to a stranger.

Instruct: Tom will be very important someday. Output: Tom is going to be very important someday.

Instruct: It's snowing galore! Output: It snows hard.

Instruct: The fields yielded a good harvest. Output: The earth hath yielded her increase.

Instruct: Why are we going to Boston? Output: Why are we driving to Boston?

Instruct: Tom told me that he's jealous. Output: Tom told me that he was jealous.

Instruct: I wasn't married at that time. Output: I was unmarried at that time.

Instruct: I planned to do that. Output: I planned on doing that.

Instruct: He used to go to school by bicycle, but now he goes by bus. Output: I used to ride my bike to school, but now I take the bus.

Instruct: Tom took off his reading glasses. Output: Tom took his reading glasses off.

Instruct: For a moment I forgot what her name was. Output: Her name slipped my mind.

Instruct: It's time we went home. Output: It's time for us to go home.

Instruct: Tom looked a bit dazed. Output: Tom looks a little shaken.

Instruct: Has she come? Output: Has he come?

Instruct: She spoke scarcely a word of English. Output: He has a knowledge of English.

Instruct: He saw everything. Output: She saw everything.

Instruct: This CD is mine, isn't it? Output: It's my disk, right?

Instruct: No country can match France's good quality wine. Output: France can't be matched for good wine.

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

Instruct: I'm certain that Tom will win. Output: I'm positive Tom will win.

Instruct: She wished me good night. Output: She told me "good night."

Instruct: You'd love him. Output: You'd love her.

Instruct: The members told us about the strange experience in turns. Output: One by one, the members told us about their strange experience.

Instruct: I am not pleased with what you have done. Output: I'm not satisfied with what you've done.

Instruct: I should've brought a lunch. Output: I should have brought a lunch.

Instruct: We're not looking. Output: We're not watching.

Instruct: I blacked out. Output: I sank into unconsciousness.