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Try restating ῎Tom is likely to be angry.῏ in your own words.
Tom is likely to be mad.
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Can you rewrite next: “Tom is lost, but he's not willing to admit it.”?
Tom is lost, but he isn't willing to admit it.
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{"language": "en", "length": "46", "uuid": "16547181-cddb-3ef5-b130-3363dfc8c38d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put 'Tom is much better than me at doing that.' into other words?
Tom is much better than I am at doing that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "41", "uuid": "7e307c1c-cde6-39d0-a812-2a2dac3f7cc3", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «Tom is much younger than Mary thinks.».
Tom is a lot younger than Mary thinks.
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{"language": "en", "length": "37", "uuid": "759579c0-6359-3643-a381-2455d4d841e5", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase «Tom is nosy, isn't he?»
Tom is nosey, isn't he?
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "de9d1a33-7c20-3652-b7b4-537ab6634706", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'Tom is not answering his phone.'?
Tom isn't answering his phone.
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{"language": "en", "length": "31", "uuid": "ea649b9e-8cdc-3523-b2d1-cd22fbb3b9cc", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase 'Tom is not a very good dancer.' using different vocabulary?
Tom isn't a very good dancer.
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{"language": "en", "length": "30", "uuid": "5115e439-0782-3de5-98f7-0ebb16d6e343", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase «Tom is not happy you're late again.» using different vocabulary?
Tom isn't happy you're late again.
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{"language": "en", "length": "35", "uuid": "5e0ef3ea-0298-3f5a-8439-31bc65987030", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: “Tom is not pulling any punches.” to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom isn't pulling any punches.
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{"language": "en", "length": "31", "uuid": "66ab7728-ab72-3cd8-9106-d210cb386bdc", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase "Tom is now doing fine."
Tom is doing fine now.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "4fefbc6d-f0a1-3431-898f-2a7c96c73102", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: ῎Tom isn't a gang member any longer.῏?
Tom isn't a gang member anymore.
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{"language": "en", "length": "35", "uuid": "895267b5-d78a-33c7-b415-028becfe8ca7", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase 'Tom isn't as poor as most people think he is.' using different vocabulary?
Tom isn't as poor as most people think.
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{"language": "en", "length": "45", "uuid": "82b2e484-6c42-3b84-a1d3-cf89c3dbb4c7", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎Tom isn't going to be able to do that on his own.῏?
Tom isn't going to be able to do that by himself.
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{"language": "en", "length": "49", "uuid": "b106c9d1-6339-3095-a8d0-1c51e0564348", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: "Tom isn't in.".
Tom is not in.
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{"language": "en", "length": "13", "uuid": "d365b178-aea6-3ede-a2b4-5ac09f0c25c1", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
How would you express «Tom isn't planning to come home for dinner.» in a different way?
Tom isn't planning on coming home for dinner.
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{"language": "en", "length": "43", "uuid": "6f2c812e-8228-3e54-be9e-937d17b98469", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put 'Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary didn't need to do that.' into other words?
Tom isn't the one who told me Mary didn't need to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "63", "uuid": "6ecb4bfd-ccf7-35b3-91c9-16afd21099a4", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase 'Tom isn't the only person who should've done that.'
Tom isn't the only person who should have done that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "50", "uuid": "4d56fddf-aae0-3d16-8b1a-b704f4d0f09d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase "Tom is older than everybody else here."
Tom is older than everyone else here.
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{"language": "en", "length": "38", "uuid": "dd210dd1-b961-3a20-85ab-3c2ac57b268a", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Please reword `Tom is out of the country.´ so that it has a different meaning.
Tom's out of the country.
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{"language": "en", "length": "26", "uuid": "50fd4167-6ca2-3a01-9e4d-6db449c53a80", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put ῎Tom is playing frisbee.῏ into other words?
Tom is playing Frisbee.
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{"language": "en", "length": "23", "uuid": "6e011a5c-42ef-337a-9cb6-c88fbfdeb4e9", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
In what other way could you say 'Tom is quite handsome, isn't he?'?
Tom is really handsome, isn't he?
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{"language": "en", "length": "32", "uuid": "d20c68c9-5b6f-3294-bbe3-3d0ba3801987", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase ῎Tom is singing.῏ using different vocabulary?
Tom's singing.
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{"language": "en", "length": "15", "uuid": "d48bb521-90d6-35e1-a67b-1c9ca7ca5e12", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: 'Tom is still dead.'.
Tom's still dead.
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{"language": "en", "length": "18", "uuid": "6a1d393a-3cfe-3b7b-bed1-12efb2c6ba3f", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "Tom is sure to pass the exam.".
Tom is sure to pass the examination.
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{"language": "en", "length": "29", "uuid": "af6ea323-1926-3c0a-9c34-260dbc6ee14d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: "Tom is the one that ought to do that." to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom is the one who ought to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "37", "uuid": "3fb52160-e419-3dbe-8478-a6a887fc7fc6", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: ῎Tom is the only one who knows Mary's phone number.῏?
Tom is the only one who knows that Mary's phone number.
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{"language": "en", "length": "50", "uuid": "475b34bf-8106-3993-853c-30309882e56b", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
How would you express 'Tom is the person who wants to do that.' in a different way?
The person who wants to do that is Tom.
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{"language": "en", "length": "39", "uuid": "2ddcabf7-8247-31b4-8291-639809ad2a5d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: "Tom is trying hard to quit smoking.".
Tom is trying very hard to quit smoking.
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{"language": "en", "length": "35", "uuid": "41f85b01-9b04-38fc-9332-f457e3492260", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: “Tom is upstairs.”?
Tom's upstairs.
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{"language": "en", "length": "16", "uuid": "bb86b766-71eb-3fd6-88b1-295b4249c10c", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase `Tom is waiting for someone to come get him.´
Tom is waiting for somebody to come get him.
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{"language": "en", "length": "43", "uuid": "61fda9d4-a4df-3827-87fa-2286834e225d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
How would you express 'Tom is younger than me.' in a different way?
Tom is younger than I am.
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{"language": "en", "length": "23", "uuid": "394188ba-40cb-3ac2-bcc6-7d3a03d9449b", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Please reword "Tom knew certain things about Mary that she hoped he wouldn't tell John." so that it has a different meaning.
Tom knew certain things about Mary she hoped he wouldn't tell John.
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Try restating 'Tom knew I was pessimistic.' in your own words.
Tom knew that I was pessimistic.
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{"language": "en", "length": "27", "uuid": "c6e97744-f6af-3446-97ef-8cfae255b1df", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
In what other way could you say «Tom knew Mary wouldn't lie about something like that.»?
Tom knew that Mary wouldn't lie about something like that.
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Can you paraphrase `Tom knew that I was annoyed.´ using different vocabulary?
Tom knew I was annoyed.
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{"language": "en", "length": "28", "uuid": "bb0a8b24-6a3b-388b-86dd-9bb3393660f3", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating "Tom knew that I was tired." in your own words.
Tom knew I was tired.
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{"language": "en", "length": "26", "uuid": "bb79654a-e5d8-33a9-88f6-4dfbf67733f7", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase `Tom knew that Mary was unlikely to cry.´ using different vocabulary?
Tom knew Mary was unlikely to cry.
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{"language": "en", "length": "39", "uuid": "88761ba9-938e-3111-b273-7b178c012580", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: «Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.»?
Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
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{"language": "en", "length": "62", "uuid": "ba839123-511d-31b1-affb-f4d88632a40d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: `Tom knows he doesn't have much choice.´?
Tom knows that he doesn't have much choice.
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{"language": "en", "length": "38", "uuid": "9ba479ca-80c2-38d2-bd26-fd1411c34063", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Please reword 'Tom knows he's being lied to.' so that it has a different meaning.
Tom knows that he's being lied to.
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{"language": "en", "length": "29", "uuid": "b9058529-7a96-3e36-8a97-e7ca7a504900", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
How would you express "Tom knows he's not going to win." in a different way?
Tom knows that he isn't going to win.
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{"language": "en", "length": "32", "uuid": "b35828fb-17e1-37b9-8aa4-50e91b3c8bc3", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: «Tom knows he won't get in trouble.» to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom knows that he won't get in trouble.
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{"language": "en", "length": "34", "uuid": "5cd7e293-054d-3c2f-8333-fe286a55b399", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: ῎Tom knows I'm waiting.῏.
Tom knows that I'm waiting.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "aa7ffbe2-61aa-3cb7-9c8b-2fe37b90fdc6", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: `Tom knows I wouldn't agree to do that.´.
Tom knows that I wouldn't agree to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "38", "uuid": "9efd7d13-7351-3e52-96ad-8aa2577bd73d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put 'Tom knows Mary isn't planning to go to Australia with him.' into other words?
Tom knows that Mary isn't planning to go to Australia with him.
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{"language": "en", "length": "58", "uuid": "7503d0ce-ce5e-3f60-91af-b0ab9328890f", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: ῎Tom knows Mary will probably do that.῏.
Tom knows that Mary will probably do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "37", "uuid": "44a5a524-4f3d-37d3-a16c-06554c97ac03", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
In what other way could you say 'Tom knows something that I don't know.'?
Tom knows something I don't know.
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{"language": "en", "length": "38", "uuid": "f657d67e-ad42-3f53-b242-38baeed74ff6", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "Tom knows that he isn't likely to be punished.".
Tom knows he isn't likely to be punished.
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{"language": "en", "length": "46", "uuid": "a21d771e-901d-39f7-b0d0-81eaab3875d8", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase «Tom knows that he's not likely to be fired.»
Tom knows he isn't likely to be fired.
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{"language": "en", "length": "43", "uuid": "9faa4699-308e-3c6d-ba49-b9cca631f8f8", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase «Tom knows that I'm homesick.»
Tom knows I'm homesick.
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{"language": "en", "length": "28", "uuid": "7637a292-5b1f-367d-a159-776b4dede47e", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "Tom knows that Mary doesn't know how to drive.".
Tom knows Mary doesn't know how to drive.
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{"language": "en", "length": "46", "uuid": "3df3edfd-a563-3585-ae16-f40910d19c70", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: 'Tom knows that Mary was in prison for three years.' to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom knows Mary was in prison for three years.
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{"language": "en", "length": "50", "uuid": "52e74c8c-72f5-36c2-8fda-ccc0b1988c19", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: “Tom knows there's still work to do.”.
Tom knows that there's still work to do.
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{"language": "en", "length": "35", "uuid": "74a3649f-49b8-34aa-a4d9-162f4c46e7d9", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put ῎Tom knows we know it.῏ into other words?
Tom knows that we know it.
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{"language": "en", "length": "21", "uuid": "84f2920b-dfe4-35e8-8be7-c6330783c9dc", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: 'Tom laughed and said that he thought that I was funny.'?
Tom laughed and said that he thought I was funny.
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{"language": "en", "length": "54", "uuid": "3b1d1fca-24a5-367a-a386-dbc2825eb755", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: “Tom let Mary know that he wanted to do that.” to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom let Mary know he wanted to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "44", "uuid": "85970ea2-81a7-3dbc-a937-07b688e03b4a", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating «Tom lets Mary do that.» in your own words.
Tom allows Mary to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "9f11e9ae-e36a-3369-9d51-45656ca7cb5b", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: «Tom likes doing that whenever he's in Boston.».
Tom likes to do that whenever he's in Boston.
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{"language": "en", "length": "45", "uuid": "3c46313b-f82d-3b06-836e-bfa1a1af1105", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase «Tom likes to tease Mary.» using different vocabulary?
Tom likes teasing Mary.
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{"language": "en", "length": "24", "uuid": "26ca0aa5-a998-301f-81a3-51f9bb51ca10", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase 'Tom looked in the refrigerator, hoping to find something to eat.' using different vocabulary?
Tom looked in the fridge, hoping to find something to eat.
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{"language": "en", "length": "64", "uuid": "fccdbdb6-91a9-3898-8329-2e81a4967605", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'Tom made it crystal clear that he didn't want to do that.'.
Tom made it crystal clear he didn't want to do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "57", "uuid": "cda5f900-d9b9-3146-abe9-1d1729a25e46", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Alter this text: `Tom may be confused.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
Tom might be confused.
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{"language": "en", "length": "20", "uuid": "f2b28b34-bd23-3bd1-91cd-a4c009d0c105", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: “Tom may be innocent.”.
Tom might be innocent.
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{"language": "en", "length": "20", "uuid": "c1ab1603-08e3-3dd3-85cf-e0b945da1a03", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: «Tom may be terrified.»?
Tom might be terrified.
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{"language": "en", "length": "21", "uuid": "6bd5213c-3546-33dd-815d-c1ccc951c846", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase «Tom may go fishing by himself.»
Tom might go fishing by himself.
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{"language": "en", "length": "30", "uuid": "8de5988d-990d-3d19-95e2-6798a89a8570", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “Tom may not be happy.”.
Tom might not be happy.
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{"language": "en", "length": "21", "uuid": "7ef4fecf-ced6-3aa6-a8f7-ed47054e184f", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating “Tom might be dead.” in your own words.
Tom may be dead.
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{"language": "en", "length": "18", "uuid": "059b4f70-58f5-3192-be6f-ac0ae1a93bc9", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating ῎Tom might do that with Mary.῏ in your own words.
Tom may do that with Mary.
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{"language": "en", "length": "28", "uuid": "d26cffb6-41c0-377a-9428-774ef83c0e6e", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating "Tom might know where Mary works." in your own words.
Tom may know where Mary works.
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{"language": "en", "length": "32", "uuid": "eb580ff1-b0b9-323c-a801-4be23dc6b60d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put "Tom might not be willing to help us." into other words?
Tom may not be willing to help us.
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{"language": "en", "length": "36", "uuid": "374d1f4b-fa1b-3d95-981d-d39a4b63084a", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
How would you express "Tom might've been involved in the robbery." in a different way?
Tom may have been involved in the robbery.
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{"language": "en", "length": "42", "uuid": "7ac109ee-59ae-359d-8b09-cd4419a33bb0", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase 'Tom must be exhausted.' using different vocabulary?
Tom has to be exhausted.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "b25de8e3-4e7c-3b3b-915d-369446c71dc7", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `Tom must have noticed the change.´.
Tom must've noticed the change.
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Can you rewrite next: 'Tom must've been busy.'?
Tom must have been busy.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "3181dd65-df50-35ba-a947-dd4b6699f369", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put “Tom must've been home then.” into other words?
Tom must have been home then.
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Please reword 'Tom must've been sick.' so that it has a different meaning.
Tom must have been sick.
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{"language": "en", "length": "22", "uuid": "59cb909c-4365-3d12-9de5-b675843f477d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase “Tom must've been unavailable.” using different vocabulary?
Tom must have been unavailable.
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{"language": "en", "length": "29", "uuid": "12cca450-eae5-3fe2-894c-9d1409279b1a", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Reword the following statement: “Tom must've escaped.”.
Tom must have escaped.
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{"language": "en", "length": "20", "uuid": "f9ef4409-cbe0-357d-a6f8-7846c3f27ea4", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase `Tom must've gone to see Mary.´
Tom must have gone to see Mary.
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Could you put "Tom must've missed the train he was supposed to get on." into other words?
Tom must have missed the train he was supposed to get on.
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{"language": "en", "length": "55", "uuid": "855af025-2f18-30d7-8968-6a4e0c733e7d", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put ῎Tom must've thought Mary could do that.῏ into other words?
Tom must have thought Mary could do that.
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{"language": "en", "length": "39", "uuid": "acaaf79e-f9d1-35e4-ba16-72dad6507fda", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rephrase this sentence: "Tom must've tried cleaning this without using soap."?
Tom must have tried cleaning this without using soap.
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{"language": "en", "length": "51", "uuid": "a8fdbd1a-2f9c-3fad-97d8-27275d4aa35e", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Could you put «Tom needs to call someone to repair the agitator on the washing machine.» into other words?
Tom needs to call someone to repair the agitator in the washing machine.
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{"language": "en", "length": "72", "uuid": "42319040-41c7-3135-aa61-8d753a2662ed", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you paraphrase 'Tom never should have gone there by himself.' using different vocabulary?
Tom never should've gone there by himself.
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{"language": "en", "length": "44", "uuid": "b8381611-7b76-3b86-857c-f3ca09e0a103", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Can you rewrite next: ῎Tom never should've walked through the park by himself late at night.῏?
Tom should've never walked through the park by himself late at night.
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{"language": "en", "length": "69", "uuid": "768e9924-02bc-348b-8a4c-47c343b3ac9c", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'Tom now has a mustache.'.
Tom has a mustache now.
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{"language": "en", "length": "23", "uuid": "3c9401d1-b65a-386c-b797-b5001a4d0896", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "Tomorrow I'm going to give Tom my old guitar.".
Tomorrow I'm going to give my old guitar to Tom.
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{"language": "en", "length": "45", "uuid": "4871047f-ac4c-3d2a-854b-f35cf3322bf4", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Paraphrase “Tom paid to the driver and got out of the taxi.”
Tom paid to the driver and got out of the cab.
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{"language": "en", "length": "47", "uuid": "f1258433-ba33-3c61-aee3-97326d1d2bbe", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Please reword «Tom planned to stay at home by himself.» so that it has a different meaning.
Tom planned on staying at home by himself.
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{"language": "en", "length": "39", "uuid": "5693cf42-0676-3033-a4cd-c465cf83e424", "langs-pair": "en-en"}
Try restating `Tom pleaded guilty and was fined $300.´ in your own words.
Tom pled guilty and was fined $300.
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In what other way could you say ῎Tom probably doesn't know he's not likely to be punished.῏?
Tom probably doesn't know he isn't likely to be punished.
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Can you paraphrase `Tom promised he'd do that.´ using different vocabulary?
Tom promised that he'd do that.
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Paraphrase "Tom promised Mary he was going to pick her up at 2:30."
Tom promised Mary that he was going to pick her up at 2:30.
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In what other way could you say 'Tom promised that he'd do that right away.'?
Tom promised he'd do that right away.
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How would you express "Tom put his shirt on." in a different way?
Tom put on his shirt.
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Please reword “Tom ran about 20 kilometers.” so that it has a different meaning.
Tom ran about 20 kilometres.
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Can you rewrite next: ῎Tom realized Mary wasn't laughing.῏?
Tom realized that Mary wasn't laughing.
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Could you put «Tom realized that he should apologize to Mary, but he didn't want to.» into other words?
Tom realized he should apologize to Mary, but he didn't want to.
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How would you express 'Tom realized that Mary didn't love him as much as he loved her.' in a different way?
Tom realized Mary didn't love him as much as he loved her.
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Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎Tom realized that with a broken leg it was going to be difficult to get back to the camp.῏?
Tom realized with a broken leg it was going to be difficult to get back to the camp.
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