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Instruct: If you'd been a little more patient, you would've succeeded.
Output: If you had been a little more patient, you would have succeeded.
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Instruct: He succeeded in the examination.
Output: He passed the examination.
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Instruct: We heard that.
Output: We heard it.
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Instruct: Stop apologizing.
Output: You don't have to apologize.
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Instruct: She ran up the stairs.
Output: She quickly went up the stairs.
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Instruct: I wrote a letter to them.
Output: I wrote them a letter.
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Instruct: He always tries to have his own way.
Output: He's always trying to impose his will.
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Instruct: Tom will protect you.
Output: Tom is going to protect you.
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Instruct: There was a man sent from God, whose name was John.
Output: There came a man who was sent from God; his name was John.
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Instruct: I didn't have any trouble finding Tom's house.
Output: I had no trouble finding Tom's house.
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Instruct: Have you ever gone out with Tom?
Output: Did you ever date Tom?
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Instruct: This place is unbelievable.
Output: This place is incredible.
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Instruct: Maybe we can talk later.
Output: Perhaps we could talk later.
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Instruct: Tom has been going to night school.
Output: Tom goes to night school.
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Instruct: Didn't you see her at dinner?
Output: Didn't you see him at dinner?
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Instruct: The fog is getting thick.
Output: The fog is growing thicker.
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Instruct: Tom looked out the window.
Output: She looked out of the window.
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Instruct: They claim that they're rich.
Output: They claim they're rich.
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Instruct: It's the ideal place.
Output: This is a fantastic place.
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Instruct: Tom told me he's intoxicated.
Output: Tom told me that he's intoxicated.
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Instruct: I wonder why it's always Tom and Mary who show up in Tatoeba sentences.
Output: I wonder why the names Tom and Mary are often used in sentences that are in the Tatoeba Corpus.
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Instruct: They made him an offer.
Output: They made her an offer.
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Instruct: Tom wasn't able to help us.
Output: Tom couldn't help us.
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Instruct: Can you speak a little slower please?
Output: Do not speak so fast, please.
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Instruct: Tom is coming back home tomorrow.
Output: Tom returns home tomorrow.
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Instruct: Don't look out the window, focus on your studies.
Output: Don't look out the window. Concentrate on your work.
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Instruct: The flowers were swaying in the wind.
Output: The flowers swayed in the wind.
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Instruct: I like curry rice.
Output: I like curry and rice.
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Instruct: Tom calls Mary up every night.
Output: Tom calls Mary every night.
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Instruct: We're never going to find them.
Output: We'll never find them.
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Instruct: Tom may be confused.
Output: Tom might be confused.
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Instruct: Both brothers were there.
Output: Both sisters were there.
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Instruct: I wonder whether Tom is bored.
Output: I wonder if Tom is bored.
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Instruct: Please stay at my house tonight.
Output: I'd like you to be my guest tonight.
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Instruct: He knew he was right.
Output: He knew that he was right.
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Instruct: You're just jealous.
Output: You're just envious.
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Instruct: I'm not going to go in there.
Output: I won't go there.
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Instruct: Where are your grandchildren?
Output: Where's your grandson?
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Instruct: One of the eagle's wings was broken.
Output: The eagle had a broken wing.
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Instruct: That camera is the smallest.
Output: This camera is smallest.
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Instruct: All the girls were laughing.
Output: The girls all laughed.
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Instruct: Those are Tom's children.
Output: Those are Tom's kids.
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Instruct: They don't have enough room to camp.
Output: They don't have enough ground space to camp.
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Instruct: Zoology and botany deal with the study of life.
Output: Zoology and botany are dedicated to the study of life.
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Instruct: Tom likes to take walks by himself.
Output: Tom likes taking walks by himself.
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Instruct: I sprang out of bed.
Output: I jumped up from the bed.
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Instruct: What are you doing after work?
Output: What do you do after work?
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Instruct: He had to commit crime because he was starving.
Output: Hunger impelled him to crime.
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Instruct: Let's wait till he comes back.
Output: Let's wait until he comes back.
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Instruct: Thanks for adding me to your list of friends.
Output: Thanks for adding me as a friend.
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Instruct: Have you ever seen the new house in which Marilyn lives?
Output: Have you seen the new house that Marilyn lives in?
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Instruct: Please move along.
Output: Move along, please.
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Instruct: She put on an air of innocence.
Output: She pretended innocence.
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Instruct: It sounds like Tom.
Output: It looks like Tom.
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Instruct: Don't bother her.
Output: Don't bother him.
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Instruct: What is it you really want?
Output: What do you really want?
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Instruct: These technical terms derive from Greek.
Output: These technical terms are derived from Greek.
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Instruct: In other words, he's lazy.
Output: In other words, he is a lazy person.
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Instruct: I am interested in old cities in the world.
Output: I'm interested in ancient cities throughout the world.
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Instruct: In comparison with Tokyo, London is small.
Output: London is small compared to Tokyo.
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Instruct: I missed this appointment once again!
Output: I missed this deadline again!
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Instruct: The day before yesterday I quit my job.
Output: Two days ago I quit my job.
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Instruct: I'm going upstairs.
Output: I am going up the stairs.
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Instruct: I wish I were as rich as he.
Output: I'd like to be as rich as him.
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Instruct: She thinks that will be interesting and fun.
Output: She thought that it would be interesting and fun.
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Instruct: He wondered to himself why his wife had left him.
Output: He wondered why his wife left him.
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Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was fat.
Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't fat.
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Instruct: The days are drawing in.
Output: The days are getting shorter.
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Instruct: Russia is the largest country in the world.
Output: Russia is the world's largest country.
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Instruct: My little brother did it, not me.
Output: My brother did it on my behalf.
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Instruct: Tom took Mary by the hand.
Output: Tom took Mary's arm.
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Instruct: Look over the papers, please.
Output: Could you take a look at these papers?
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Instruct: Tom isn't going to be at the conference.
Output: Tom won't be at the conference.
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Instruct: Eliminating the deficit will be a very difficult job.
Output: Eliminating the deficit will be a hard nut to crack.
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Instruct: They defended themselves.
Output: They fought back.
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Instruct: What are you crying for?
Output: Why did you cry?
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Instruct: I haven't had enough to drink yet.
Output: I'm sober.
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Instruct: The teacher told Mary to hold her tongue.
Output: The teacher told Mary to shut up.
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Instruct: Tom is planning on going, isn't he?
Output: Tom is planning to go, isn't he?
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Instruct: I hope that that will not damage our friendship.
Output: I hope this doesn't ruin our friendship.
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Instruct: The news of his son's death was a great shock.
Output: The news of the death of his son was a shock.
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Instruct: Can we believe that?
Output: Can we believe in that?
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Instruct: It rained for several days on end.
Output: It has not stopped raining for several days.
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Instruct: I finished the homework, and want to go to bed, but now it's time to go to school again...
Output: Now that I have finished this assignment I want to go to sleep, but I have to go to school.
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Instruct: You're a doctor.
Output: You're a teacher.
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Instruct: Thanks, buddy!
Output: Thanks, bud!
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Instruct: I didn't know she was married.
Output: She didn't know I was married.
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Instruct: Have you finished? "No, I haven't even started."
Output: Are you ready? "On the contrary, I have not even started yet."
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Instruct: Tom said he couldn't do anything.
Output: Tom said he could do nothing.
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Instruct: He never tells lies.
Output: He always tells the truth.
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Instruct: I have a black bicycle.
Output: I have a red bike.
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Instruct: I'm against the bill.
Output: I'm opposed to that bill.
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Instruct: I think little of his novel.
Output: I think that his novel is boring.
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Instruct: Where are the soldier going?
Output: Where are the soldiers going?
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Instruct: Where did Tom get this hat?
Output: Where did Tom get that hat?
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Instruct: I'll buy her a new one.
Output: I'll buy him a new one.
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Instruct: I'm saving money for my old age.
Output: I will save up money for when I'm old.
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Instruct: Yesterday evening I had a terrible nightmare.
Output: I had a really bad nightmare last night.
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Instruct: This cannot be got across with words.
Output: It cannot be described in words.
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Instruct: I wish I could have been more help.
Output: I wish I could've been more help.
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