andrewatef/myDataset0.1 · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Instruct: You are not being careful. Output: You haven't been listening.
Instruct: Tom said he isn't tired. Output: Tom said he's not tired.
Instruct: She stood out because she was wearing a red dress. Output: A red dress made her stand out.
Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was lost. Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't lost.
Instruct: I think I could have done better. Output: I think I could've done better.
Instruct: He is the man I saw yesterday. Output: He is the person whom I saw yesterday.
Instruct: Sorry, but I can't go along with you. Output: Unfortunately, I don't share your opinion.
Instruct: I think I'll stop now. Output: I think I'm going to stop now.
Instruct: I'm hungry, too. Output: I am hungry too.
Instruct: His dream is to become an aerospace engineer. Output: His dream is to become a space aviation engineer.
Instruct: I go by the nickname "Itch." Output: I go by Itch.
Instruct: I can't feel anything. Output: I didn't hear anything.
Instruct: Stop staring at her like that. Output: Stop staring at it like that.
Instruct: I don't think that it'll happen. Output: I don't think that that'll happen.
Instruct: We're friends from way back. Output: We're old friends.
Instruct: Tom and I quarreled. Output: Tom and I had an argument.
Instruct: I'm seeking answers. Output: I'm looking for answers.
Instruct: Tom says nobody has been arrested. Output: Tom says no one has been arrested.
Instruct: They showed their portfolios to me. Output: They showed me their portfolios.
Instruct: Tom and Mary are very busy. Output: Tom and Mary are really busy.
Instruct: Are you done, Tom? Output: Are you ready, Tom?
Instruct: Most Swiss citizens speak two or three languages. Output: The majority of the Swiss can speak three or four languages.
Instruct: They seem so busy. Output: They look very busy.
Instruct: What else did you tell Tom? Output: What else did you say to Tom?
Instruct: That couple was made for each other. Output: They were meant for each other.
Instruct: In order to buy a ticket, you'll have to wait at least an hour. Output: You'll have to wait at least an hour to get a ticket.
Instruct: Tom isn't so certain. Output: Tom is not so sure.
Instruct: They have a different opinion regarding your problem. Output: With regard to the problem, they have another opinion.
Instruct: I've got a very full schedule. Output: I have a very tight schedule.
Instruct: There are a lot of snakes in this forest. Output: There are many snakes in this forest.
Instruct: I wonder how long this cold weather will last. Output: How long will this cold weather last?
Instruct: Where are you, darling? Output: Where are you, my darling?
Instruct: Sami was living in this house. Output: Sami lives in this house.
Instruct: Today is full moon. Output: Today there's a full moon.
Instruct: I think it true. Output: I think that it's true.
Instruct: Tom taught French to his friends. Output: Tom taught his friends French.
Instruct: I'm busy today. Output: I've had a tough day.
Instruct: Less is more. Output: Sometimes less is more.
Instruct: Tom isn't pulling any punches. Output: Tom is not pulling any punches.
Instruct: I finished third. Output: I was third.
Instruct: Functions have no side effects. Output: The function has no side effects.
Instruct: We live in that apartment just over the street. Output: We live in the block of flats just there on the other side of the street.
Instruct: Tom continued digging. Output: Tom kept digging.
Instruct: You'll find nothing here. Output: You won't find anything here.
Instruct: We have no insurance. Output: We don't have insurance.
Instruct: I wore my best clothes. Output: I was wearing my best clothes.
Instruct: I've been a little distracted. Output: I'm kind of disappointed.
Instruct: Do you see anything? Output: Do you see something?
Instruct: Tom's exaggerating. Output: Tom is exaggerating.
Instruct: Tom told me that he thought Mary was clueless. Output: Tom told me he thought that Mary was clueless.
Instruct: I don't want it to change. Output: I don't want you to change.
Instruct: I'm not abandoning them. Output: I'm not leaving them.
Instruct: I saw the man enter the room. Output: I saw someone go into the room.
Instruct: I helped him yesterday. Output: I helped them yesterday.
Instruct: We don't have any eggs left either. Output: We're also out of eggs.
Instruct: Suddenly, I blacked out. Output: Suddenly, everything went black.
Instruct: Tom probably isn't busy right now. Output: Tom is probably not busy right now.
Instruct: I know that you're hungry. Output: I know you're hungry.
Instruct: Tom and Mary like to talk about themselves. Output: Tom and Mary like talking about themselves.
Instruct: I can't do this job. Output: I can't do that job.
Instruct: One can't put that in words. Output: You can't express that in words.
Instruct: I thought Tom was already finished doing that. Output: I thought Tom was finished doing that already.
Instruct: I couldn't put up with that noise any longer. Output: I couldn't stand the noise anymore.
Instruct: Tom arrived home by midnight. Output: Tom got home around midnight.
Instruct: I have not yet collected sufficient materials to write a book. Output: I haven't enough material to write a book yet.
Instruct: Tom started pacing. Output: Tom began pacing.
Instruct: We tried to cheer her up. Output: We tried to cheer him up.
Instruct: All Tom's problems have just been solved. Output: All Tom's problems are solved.
Instruct: Tom's homeless. Output: Tom is homeless.
Instruct: I never thought I would meet her at that party. Output: She was the last woman that I expected to see at the party.
Instruct: Wooden houses catch fire easily. Output: Wooden houses easily catch fire.
Instruct: I began to sweat. Output: I started sweating.
Instruct: Because I speak Chinese. Output: The reason is because I can speak Chinese.
Instruct: He glanced at her. Output: He fixed his eyes on her.
Instruct: Have I left anything out? Output: Did I leave anything out?
Instruct: Tom continued driving. Output: Tom kept driving.
Instruct: I wonder whether Tom has resigned. Output: I wonder if Tom has resigned.
Instruct: Applications are being accepted now. Output: Applications are now being accepted.
Instruct: I know this isn't hard. Output: I know it's not hard.
Instruct: She read the book all night. Output: She read books all night.
Instruct: Moving into the new office took her one month. Output: It took them a month to move to their new office.
Instruct: This work is beyond me. Output: This job is too much for me.
Instruct: We want to talk to you. Output: We want to talk with you.
Instruct: Someone's ringing the doorbell. Output: There is a faint knocking at the door.
Instruct: Among the five of us, she, without a doubt, speaks the most languages. Output: Among the five of us, he's surely the one who can speak the most languages.
Instruct: You are my true friend! Output: You are my best friend.
Instruct: What's your older sister's name? Output: What is her older sister's name?
Instruct: The children sense what's going on between the parents. Output: The children sense what is happening between the parents.
Instruct: Tom is getting on my nerves. Output: Tom gets on my nerves.
Instruct: Is Tom in? Output: Is Tom here?
Instruct: His work showed want of care. Output: His work showed so careless.
Instruct: Where did she that? Output: Where did he that?
Instruct: You need help, Tom. Output: You need to get help, Tom.
Instruct: The refrigerator preserves food from decay. Output: The refrigerator prevents food from going bad.
Instruct: We will never agree. Output: We never agree.
Instruct: Tom hasn't yet sent the package. Output: Tom hasn't sent the package yet.
Instruct: I'm sure that we'll be very happy here. Output: I am sure that we will be very happy here.
Instruct: Mr. Suzuki isn't a dentist. He's a physician. Output: Mr Suzuki is not a dentist but a physician.
Instruct: Tom confessed that he had broken the window. Output: Tom admitted that he broke the window.
Instruct: It would have been better, if you had asked him which way to go. Output: You had better ask him which way to take.

Instruct: You are not being careful. Output: You haven't been listening.

Instruct: Tom said he isn't tired. Output: Tom said he's not tired.

Instruct: She stood out because she was wearing a red dress. Output: A red dress made her stand out.

Instruct: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was lost. Output: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't lost.

Instruct: I think I could have done better. Output: I think I could've done better.

Instruct: He is the man I saw yesterday. Output: He is the person whom I saw yesterday.

Instruct: Sorry, but I can't go along with you. Output: Unfortunately, I don't share your opinion.

Instruct: I think I'll stop now. Output: I think I'm going to stop now.

Instruct: I'm hungry, too. Output: I am hungry too.

Instruct: His dream is to become an aerospace engineer. Output: His dream is to become a space aviation engineer.

Instruct: I go by the nickname "Itch." Output: I go by Itch.

Instruct: I can't feel anything. Output: I didn't hear anything.

Instruct: Stop staring at her like that. Output: Stop staring at it like that.

Instruct: I don't think that it'll happen. Output: I don't think that that'll happen.

Instruct: We're friends from way back. Output: We're old friends.

Instruct: Tom and I quarreled. Output: Tom and I had an argument.

Instruct: I'm seeking answers. Output: I'm looking for answers.

Instruct: Tom says nobody has been arrested. Output: Tom says no one has been arrested.

Instruct: They showed their portfolios to me. Output: They showed me their portfolios.

Instruct: Tom and Mary are very busy. Output: Tom and Mary are really busy.

Instruct: Are you done, Tom? Output: Are you ready, Tom?

Instruct: Most Swiss citizens speak two or three languages. Output: The majority of the Swiss can speak three or four languages.

Instruct: They seem so busy. Output: They look very busy.

Instruct: What else did you tell Tom? Output: What else did you say to Tom?

Instruct: That couple was made for each other. Output: They were meant for each other.

Instruct: In order to buy a ticket, you'll have to wait at least an hour. Output: You'll have to wait at least an hour to get a ticket.

Instruct: Tom isn't so certain. Output: Tom is not so sure.

Instruct: They have a different opinion regarding your problem. Output: With regard to the problem, they have another opinion.

Instruct: I've got a very full schedule. Output: I have a very tight schedule.

Instruct: There are a lot of snakes in this forest. Output: There are many snakes in this forest.

Instruct: I wonder how long this cold weather will last. Output: How long will this cold weather last?

Instruct: Where are you, darling? Output: Where are you, my darling?

Instruct: Sami was living in this house. Output: Sami lives in this house.

Instruct: Today is full moon. Output: Today there's a full moon.

Instruct: I think it true. Output: I think that it's true.

Instruct: Tom taught French to his friends. Output: Tom taught his friends French.

Instruct: I'm busy today. Output: I've had a tough day.

Instruct: Less is more. Output: Sometimes less is more.

Instruct: Tom isn't pulling any punches. Output: Tom is not pulling any punches.

Instruct: I finished third. Output: I was third.

Instruct: Functions have no side effects. Output: The function has no side effects.

Instruct: We live in that apartment just over the street. Output: We live in the block of flats just there on the other side of the street.

Instruct: Tom continued digging. Output: Tom kept digging.

Instruct: You'll find nothing here. Output: You won't find anything here.

Instruct: We have no insurance. Output: We don't have insurance.

Instruct: I wore my best clothes. Output: I was wearing my best clothes.

Instruct: I've been a little distracted. Output: I'm kind of disappointed.

Instruct: Do you see anything? Output: Do you see something?

Instruct: Tom's exaggerating. Output: Tom is exaggerating.

Instruct: Tom told me that he thought Mary was clueless. Output: Tom told me he thought that Mary was clueless.

Instruct: I don't want it to change. Output: I don't want you to change.

Instruct: I'm not abandoning them. Output: I'm not leaving them.

Instruct: I saw the man enter the room. Output: I saw someone go into the room.

Instruct: I helped him yesterday. Output: I helped them yesterday.

Instruct: We don't have any eggs left either. Output: We're also out of eggs.

Instruct: Suddenly, I blacked out. Output: Suddenly, everything went black.

Instruct: Tom probably isn't busy right now. Output: Tom is probably not busy right now.

Instruct: I know that you're hungry. Output: I know you're hungry.

Instruct: Tom and Mary like to talk about themselves. Output: Tom and Mary like talking about themselves.

Instruct: I can't do this job. Output: I can't do that job.

Instruct: One can't put that in words. Output: You can't express that in words.

Instruct: I thought Tom was already finished doing that. Output: I thought Tom was finished doing that already.

Instruct: I couldn't put up with that noise any longer. Output: I couldn't stand the noise anymore.

Instruct: Tom arrived home by midnight. Output: Tom got home around midnight.

Instruct: I have not yet collected sufficient materials to write a book. Output: I haven't enough material to write a book yet.

Instruct: Tom started pacing. Output: Tom began pacing.

Instruct: We tried to cheer her up. Output: We tried to cheer him up.

Instruct: All Tom's problems have just been solved. Output: All Tom's problems are solved.

Instruct: Tom's homeless. Output: Tom is homeless.

Instruct: I never thought I would meet her at that party. Output: She was the last woman that I expected to see at the party.

Instruct: Wooden houses catch fire easily. Output: Wooden houses easily catch fire.

Instruct: I began to sweat. Output: I started sweating.

Instruct: Because I speak Chinese. Output: The reason is because I can speak Chinese.

Instruct: He glanced at her. Output: He fixed his eyes on her.

Instruct: Have I left anything out? Output: Did I leave anything out?

Instruct: Tom continued driving. Output: Tom kept driving.

Instruct: I wonder whether Tom has resigned. Output: I wonder if Tom has resigned.

Instruct: Applications are being accepted now. Output: Applications are now being accepted.

Instruct: I know this isn't hard. Output: I know it's not hard.

Instruct: She read the book all night. Output: She read books all night.

Instruct: Moving into the new office took her one month. Output: It took them a month to move to their new office.

Instruct: This work is beyond me. Output: This job is too much for me.

Instruct: We want to talk to you. Output: We want to talk with you.

Instruct: Someone's ringing the doorbell. Output: There is a faint knocking at the door.

Instruct: Among the five of us, she, without a doubt, speaks the most languages. Output: Among the five of us, he's surely the one who can speak the most languages.

Instruct: You are my true friend! Output: You are my best friend.

Instruct: What's your older sister's name? Output: What is her older sister's name?

Instruct: The children sense what's going on between the parents. Output: The children sense what is happening between the parents.

Instruct: Tom is getting on my nerves. Output: Tom gets on my nerves.

Instruct: Is Tom in? Output: Is Tom here?

Instruct: His work showed want of care. Output: His work showed so careless.

Instruct: Where did she that? Output: Where did he that?

Instruct: You need help, Tom. Output: You need to get help, Tom.

Instruct: The refrigerator preserves food from decay. Output: The refrigerator prevents food from going bad.

Instruct: We will never agree. Output: We never agree.

Instruct: Tom hasn't yet sent the package. Output: Tom hasn't sent the package yet.

Instruct: I'm sure that we'll be very happy here. Output: I am sure that we will be very happy here.

Instruct: Mr. Suzuki isn't a dentist. He's a physician. Output: Mr Suzuki is not a dentist but a physician.

Instruct: Tom confessed that he had broken the window. Output: Tom admitted that he broke the window.

Instruct: It would have been better, if you had asked him which way to go. Output: You had better ask him which way to take.