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Instruct: I'm watching you.
Output: I can see you.
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Instruct: Tom bought a birthday present for Mary.
Output: Tom bought Mary a birthday present.
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Instruct: I've been very lucky today.
Output: I'm lucky today.
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Instruct: It sounds like he is going to Kashgar.
Output: It sounds like they're going to Kashgar.
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Instruct: I'll find him.
Output: I'll find her.
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Instruct: As a singer, she's well known.
Output: She is a well-known singer.
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Instruct: It's a pleasant feeling.
Output: It's a nice feeling.
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Instruct: Your sister's sleeping.
Output: I thought Tom might be sleeping.
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Instruct: Tom often argues with Mary.
Output: Tom often quarrels with Mary.
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Instruct: My mother often slaps passers-by.
Output: My mother often gives pies to passers-by.
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Instruct: I'm not sure whether Tom saw it or not.
Output: I'm not sure if Tom saw it.
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Instruct: Not a star was to be seen in the sky.
Output: I couldn't see any stars in the sky.
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Instruct: It's a miracle that Tom's still alive.
Output: It's a miracle that Tom is still alive.
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Instruct: Tom is the on-deck batter.
Output: Tom is the batter on deck.
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Instruct: I came here on my own.
Output: I came here alone.
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Instruct: I am interested in taking pictures.
Output: I have an interest in photography.
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Instruct: How much is it for one person?
Output: How much does it cost for one person?
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Instruct: I'm not sure if that will help.
Output: I'm not sure if that'll help.
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Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was mad.
Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't angry.
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Instruct: My father neither smokes nor drinks.
Output: My father neither drinks nor smokes.
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Instruct: Tom should have been upset.
Output: Tom should've been upset.
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Instruct: We'll be in a fine mess.
Output: We will be in trouble.
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Instruct: We didn't even discuss it.
Output: We haven't even discussed that.
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Instruct: I won't be giving up.
Output: I won't back off.
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Instruct: Anybody hurt?
Output: Anyone hurt?
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Instruct: Give us a bit more time, please.
Output: Please give us a little more time.
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Instruct: Let's forget about what was yesterday.
Output: Let's forget about what happened yesterday.
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Instruct: Let's drink beer.
Output: Let's drink some beer.
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Instruct: After that his life got even tougher.
Output: He led a hard life after that.
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Instruct: I know where Tom is staying.
Output: I know where Tom has been staying.
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Instruct: Just get inside.
Output: Just get in.
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Instruct: Let's start now.
Output: Let's begin now.
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Instruct: Tom is healthy.
Output: Tom is in reasonably good health.
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Instruct: He chewed his gum.
Output: He bit into the chewing gum.
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Instruct: Each person has a duty to do.
Output: Each has his own duty to do.
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Instruct: Tom made a couple of good suggestions.
Output: Tom has made several good suggestions.
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Instruct: She did it single-handedly.
Output: She did it all by herself.
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Instruct: Please reply.
Output: Please answer my question.
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Instruct: Let's be sure.
Output: Let's make sure.
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Instruct: I have stomach ache.
Output: I have a sore stomach.
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Instruct: It's a waste of money.
Output: It's money down the drain.
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Instruct: I think Tom won't do that anymore.
Output: I don't think Tom will do that anymore.
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Instruct: Tom isn't fit for the job.
Output: Tom isn't the right man for this job.
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Instruct: Why are you in my house?
Output: What're you doing in my house?
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Instruct: What bothers him is not the fidelity.
Output: It's not the fidelity that bothers him.
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Instruct: Follow Tom.
Output: Be careful with Tom.
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Instruct: Thanks for the insight.
Output: Thank you for your insight.
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Instruct: Why should I go?
Output: Why do I have to go?
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Instruct: I can barely hear him.
Output: I can hardly hear him.
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Instruct: I'm a boy.
Output: I'm a baby.
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Instruct: You looked terrified.
Output: You looked scared.
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Instruct: You broke it.
Output: You ruined it.
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Instruct: They took off their socks.
Output: They took their socks off.
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Instruct: He hasn't done his homework.
Output: He didn't do his homework.
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Instruct: He turned 16.
Output: He turned 16 years old.
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Instruct: Even the experts thought this painting was a genuine Rembrandt.
Output: Even the experts took the painting for a genuine Rembrandt.
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Instruct: Tom and Mary say they're not planning to go tomorrow.
Output: Tom and Mary say they aren't planning on going tomorrow.
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Instruct: Ask for Tom.
Output: Ask Tom.
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Instruct: She doesn't listen.
Output: She does not listen.
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Instruct: She bought it.
Output: He bought it.
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Instruct: The patient is hallucinating.
Output: The patient suffers from hallucinations.
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Instruct: Bread has gone up ten yen in price.
Output: The price of bread rose by ten yen.
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Instruct: You seem happy today.
Output: You look happy today.
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Instruct: I'm as healthy as a horse.
Output: I'm perfectly healthy.
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Instruct: All of a sudden, it began raining.
Output: Suddenly, the rain fell.
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Instruct: None of us plan on doing that.
Output: None of us plan to do that.
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Instruct: This wasn't planned.
Output: This is unexpected.
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Instruct: If it rains, I'll stay at home.
Output: I'll stay if it rains.
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Instruct: I really wasn't planning to do that.
Output: I really wasn't planning on doing that.
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Instruct: Tom will certainly come.
Output: Tom will definitely come.
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Instruct: Tom told me so.
Output: Tom explained it to me.
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Instruct: Tom isn't anything like his father.
Output: Tom doesn't look like his father.
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Instruct: Tom finally left.
Output: Tom eventually left.
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Instruct: Tom has eaten dinner already.
Output: Tom has already eaten dinner.
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Instruct: Appearances often are deceiving.
Output: We shouldn't judge people by how they look.
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Instruct: I can't do anything but obey him.
Output: I cannot do otherwise than obey him.
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Instruct: Tom can do that.
Output: Tom can do it.
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Instruct: Tom is the person who went yesterday.
Output: Tom was the one who went yesterday.
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Instruct: Where did you put my hat?
Output: Where did she put my hat?
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Instruct: Aren't you going to take the bus home?
Output: Aren't you going to go home by bus?
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Instruct: The workers are complaining that their hours have been increased.
Output: The workers complained when their working hours were extended.
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Instruct: Prove that P is a partially ordered set.
Output: Prove that P is a poset.
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Instruct: The question is sensitive.
Output: A delicate issue.
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Instruct: I do hope you'll succeed.
Output: I hope for your success.
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Instruct: It'll get warm soon.
Output: It will get warmer soon.
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Instruct: Are you falling for me?
Output: Are you falling in love with me?
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Instruct: The man was behaving oddly.
Output: The man was acting strangely.
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Instruct: I bought a camera the other day.
Output: I bought a camera not long ago.
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Instruct: Which day of the week is it?
Output: What's the day today?
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Instruct: Ken still hasn't washed the car.
Output: Ken has not washed the car yet.
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Instruct: He remembers you.
Output: She remembers you.
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Instruct: Darn it, I forgot my camera!
Output: Oh no! I forgot my camera.
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Instruct: You're the only one I trust.
Output: You're the only person that I can trust.
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Instruct: There are many red flowers in the garden.
Output: In the garden there are many red flowers.
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Instruct: If I were in your place, I would lend him a hand.
Output: If I were you I'd give him a hand.
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Instruct: The school closed because of a bomb threat.
Output: The school closed due to a bomb threat.
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Instruct: Thank you, brothers.
Output: Thanks, brothers.
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Instruct: How are you, Mrs. Jones?
Output: How do you do, Mrs. Jones?
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Instruct: I'm very reserved.
Output: I am very reserved.
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Instruct: Tom must be hungry.
Output: Tom is probably hungry.
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