0x22almostEvil/tatoeba-mt-qna-oa huggingface dataset:
How would you express ῎I have been to more than ten foreign countries so far.῏ in a different way?
I've been to more than ten foreign countries so far.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I have decided to retire.'.
I've decided to retire.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I have had a slight fever since this morning.”?
I've had a slight fever since this morning.
Paraphrase `I have lost my briefcase.´
I've lost my briefcase.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I have never been to that town.'.
I've never been to that town.
Try restating `I have no doubt in my mind that Tom will show up at the auction.´ in your own words.
I have no doubt in my mind Tom will show up at the auction.
Can you paraphrase ῎I have not been able to find a job so far.῏ using different vocabulary?
I haven't been able to find a job so far.
Please reword “I haven't been here before.” so that it has a different meaning.
I have not been here before.
How would you express ῎I haven't finished my homework yet.῏ in a different way?
I have not finished my homework yet.
Alter this text: 'I haven't seen you for a long time.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I haven't seen you in a long time.
Please reword “I haven't yet told anyone else.” so that it has a different meaning.
I haven't told anybody else yet.
Alter this text: “I have rewritten the sentence.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I've rewritten the sentence.
In what other way could you say “I have to admit I'm interested.”?
I have to admit that I'm interested.
Reword the following statement: ῎I have to leave now.῏.
I must be going now.
Could you put "I heard that both Tom and Mary have been arrested." into other words?
I heard that Tom and Mary have both been arrested.
Can you paraphrase 'I heard Tom spoke with Mary about that.' using different vocabulary?
I heard that Tom spoke with Mary about that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I hear you loud and clear.”?
I read you five by five.
Please reword "I hope I can go to Boston soon." so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that I can go to Boston soon.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I hope I get to come back.´.
I hope that I get to come back.
Paraphrase "I hope it will clear up soon."
I hope it'll clear up soon.
Please reword “I hope our team plays well.” so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that our team plays well.
Please reword «I hope that I can visit Boston before I die.» so that it has a different meaning.
I hope I can visit Boston before I die.
Paraphrase “I hope that never happens to us.”
I hope that that never happens to us.
Paraphrase ῎I hope that these boots last longer than my last pair.῏
I hope these boots last longer than my last pair.
How would you express «I hope that Tom doesn't find out the truth.» in a different way?
I hope Tom doesn't find out the truth.
Alter this text: "I hope that we can figure out a way to solve this problem." to convey the same message in a different way.
I hope we can figure out a way to solve this problem.
How would you express "I hope that you can get that done soon." in a different way?
I hope you can get that done soon.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I hope that your mother gets well soon.῏?
I hope your mother gets well soon.
Please reword "I hope this is enough food for everyone." so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that this is enough food for everyone.
How would you express 'I hope Tom didn't go to Australia with Mary.' in a different way?
I hope that Tom didn't go to Australia with Mary.
Paraphrase 'I hope Tom gets the chance.'
I hope that Tom gets the chance.
In what other way could you say ῎I hope Tom isn't glad that's going to happen.῏?
I hope that Tom isn't glad that's going to happen.
Please reword “I hope Tom likes the present I bought for him.” so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that Tom likes the present that I bought for him.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I hope we can go to Boston next summer.».
I hope that we can go to Boston next summer.
Please reword “I hope you don't have to stay in Australia all month.” so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that you don't have to stay in Australia all month.
Please reword ῎I hope you have a good time in Australia.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I hope that you have a good time in Australia.
In what other way could you say "I hope you're not catching a cold."?
I hope that you're not catching a cold.
How would you express `I just assumed you wouldn't mind.´ in a different way?
I just assumed that you wouldn't mind.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I just wanted to let you know I have a date.῏.
I just wanted to let you know that I have a date.
Can you rewrite next: `I just wish it was easier to do.´?
I just wish it were easier to do.
In what other way could you say 'I knew that I shouldn't have tried doing that by myself.'?
I knew I shouldn't have tried doing that by myself.
Paraphrase `I knew that today would be fun.´
I knew today would be fun.
Please reword «I knew that Tom didn't have to do that alone.» so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom didn't have to do that alone.
Please reword «I knew that Tom didn't know whether to do that or not.» so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom didn't know whether to do that or not.
Please reword 'I knew that Tom did that all the time.' so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom did that all the time.
Could you put “I knew that Tom knew how much time it would take for him to do that.” into other words?
I knew Tom knew how much time it would take for him to do that.
Could you put "I knew that Tom knew why I had to do that." into other words?
I knew Tom knew why I had to do that.
Reword the following statement: ῎I knew that Tom liked doing that.῏.
I knew Tom liked doing that.
In what other way could you say `I knew that Tom said he'd do that.´?
I knew Tom said that he'd do that.
Try restating 'I knew that Tom was a bartender.' in your own words.
I knew Tom was a bartender.
Reword the following statement: "I knew that Tom was a busy person.".
I knew Tom was a busy person.
Please reword `I knew that Tom was afraid of me.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom was afraid of me.
Can you paraphrase `I knew that Tom was agitated.´ using different vocabulary?
I knew Tom was agitated.
Please reword `I knew that Tom was allowed to do that.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom was allowed to do that.
Can you paraphrase `I knew that Tom was a sociopath.´ using different vocabulary?
I knew Tom was a sociopath.
How would you express ῎I knew that Tom was determined to do that.῏ in a different way?
I knew Tom was determined to do that.
Try restating "I knew that Tom was going to do that for me." in your own words.
I knew Tom was going to do that for me.
Alter this text: “I knew that Tom was in the kitchen, making spaghetti.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I knew Tom was in the kitchen, making spaghetti.
Try restating "I knew that Tom wasn't a native French speaker." in your own words.
I knew Tom wasn't a native French speaker.
Try restating «I knew that Tom wasn't going to wait for us.» in your own words.
I knew Tom wasn't going to wait for us.
Can you rewrite next: `I knew that Tom was planning on telling Mary to do that.´?
I knew Tom was planning on telling Mary to do that.
In what other way could you say ῎I knew that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she needed to do that.῏?
I knew Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary that she needed to do that.
Please reword "I knew that Tom was unlikely to do that." so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom was unlikely to do that.
Try restating ῎I knew that Tom would be a hard man to deal with.῏ in your own words.
I knew Tom would be a hard man to deal with.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I knew that Tom would be motivated to do that.”?
I knew Tom would be motivated to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I knew that Tom would get angry if you did that without him.´.
I knew Tom would get angry if you did that without him.
Could you put “I knew that Tom wouldn't be able to do that correctly.” into other words?
I knew Tom wouldn't be able to do that correctly.
Please reword “I knew that Tom wouldn't do that for us.” so that it has a different meaning.
I knew Tom wouldn't do that for us.
Reword the following statement: “I knew that Tom would show Mary how to do that even though he said that he wouldn't.”.
I knew that Tom would show Mary how to do that even though he said he wouldn't.
In what other way could you say "I knew this might happen."?
I knew that this might happen.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I knew Tom did that.῏.
I knew that Tom did that.
How would you express ῎I knew Tom spent time over at Mary's.῏ in a different way?
I knew that Tom spent time over at Mary's.
Reword the following statement: 'I knew Tom was desperate to do that.'.
I knew that Tom was desperate to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I knew Tom wasn't as rich as Mary.´?
I knew that Tom wasn't as rich as Mary.
How would you express «I knew Tom wasn't good at chess.» in a different way?
I knew that Tom wasn't good at chess.
Alter this text: ῎I knew Tom was planning on doing that today.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I knew Tom was planning to do that today.
How would you express "I knew Tom would be arrested sooner or later." in a different way?
I knew that Tom would be arrested sooner or later.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I knew Tom would find it.῏?
I knew that Tom would find it.
Please reword 'I knew Tom would likely refuse to do that.' so that it has a different meaning.
I knew that Tom would likely refuse to do that.
In what other way could you say «I knew Tom wouldn't dance.»?
I knew that Tom wouldn't dance.
Try restating «I knew Tom wouldn't leave early.» in your own words.
I knew that Tom wouldn't leave early.
Reword the following statement: `I knew Tom wouldn't want to go to Boston with Mary.´.
I knew that Tom wouldn't want to go to Boston with Mary.
Can you paraphrase `I knew we should've gone to Boston.´ using different vocabulary?
I knew we should have gone to Boston.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I knew you wouldn't like it here in Boston.´?
I knew that you wouldn't like it here in Boston.
Reword the following statement: “I know everyone's name.”.
I know everybody's name.
Can you rewrite next: 'I know I can trust you.'?
I know that I can trust you.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I know I don't have much choice.῏?
I know that I don't have much choice.
In what other way could you say "I know I'll be able to do that eventually."?
I know that I'll be able to do that eventually.
Can you rewrite next: «I know I'm correct about that.»?
I know that I'm correct about that.
Alter this text: “I know I'm not likely to be fired.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that I'm not likely to be fired.
Can you paraphrase "I know I probably won't win." using different vocabulary?
I know that I probably won't win.
Reword the following statement: «I know I shouldn't have told Tom he had to do that.».
I know that I shouldn't have told Tom he had to do that.
Could you put ῎I know I should've left early.῏ into other words?
I know I should have left early.
Try restating "I know I've seen your face somewhere before." in your own words.
I know that I've seen your face somewhere before.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I know nothing about him.”?
I don't know anything about him.
Could you put “I know that both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.” into other words?
I know that Tom and Mary have both already left Australia.
Alter this text: 'I know that eventually I'm going to have to do that if nobody else does.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that eventually I'm going to have to do that if no one else does.
Reword the following statement: ῎I know that I can't do that as well as Tom.῏.
I know I can't do that as well as Tom.
Could you put “I know that I did that wrong.” into other words?
I know I did that wrong.
In what other way could you say «I know that I might not have to do that today.»?
I know I might not have to do that today.
Reword the following statement: “I know that I need to do that while I'm in Boston.”.
I know I need to do that while I'm in Boston.
Alter this text: «I know that isn't the truth.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that that isn't the truth.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I know that it's highly unlikely we'll be able to sell all this stuff.´?
I know it's highly unlikely we'll be able to sell all this stuff.
How would you express “I know that nothing lasts forever.” in a different way?
I know nothing lasts forever.
Could you put “I know that somebody in your position wouldn't do that.” into other words?
I know somebody in your position wouldn't do that.
Can you paraphrase “I know that sooner or later I'm going to have to do that if nobody else does.” using different vocabulary?
I know sooner or later I'm going to have to do that if nobody else does.
Please reword "I know that that's not the case." so that it has a different meaning.
I know that's not the case.
Can you rewrite next: “I know that Tom already knows why Mary didn't want to do that.”?
I know Tom already knows why Mary didn't want to do that.
Please reword 'I know that Tom and Mary didn't do that together.' so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom and Mary didn't do that together.
Try restating `I know that Tom can do that better than Mary can.´ in your own words.
I know that Tom can do that better than Mary.
Alter this text: "I know that Tom can stop me from doing that." to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom can stop me from doing that.
In what other way could you say ῎I know that Tom could be tempted to do that.῏?
I know Tom could be tempted to do that.
Please reword "I know that Tom could probably force you to do that." so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom could probably force you to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I know that Tom could've do that better than he did.'.
I know Tom could've do that better than he did.
Paraphrase `I know that Tom didn't know exactly how much it would cost him to do that.´
I know Tom didn't know exactly how much it would cost him to do that.
Alter this text: ῎I know that Tom didn't know how to do that.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom didn't know how to do that.
How would you express `I know that Tom didn't know Mary needed to do that.´ in a different way?
I know Tom didn't know Mary needed to do that.
Can you paraphrase `I know that Tom didn't know that he shouldn't be doing that.´ using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom didn't know he shouldn't be doing that.
Paraphrase `I know that Tom didn't know that I didn't need to do that.´
I know that Tom didn't know I didn't need to do that.
How would you express `I know that Tom didn't know that I was planning to do that.´ in a different way?
I know that Tom didn't know I was planning to do that.
Try restating 'I know that Tom didn't know that Mary wanted to do that.' in your own words.
I know that Tom didn't know Mary wanted to do that.
Alter this text: 'I know that Tom didn't know that we knew how to do that.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom didn't know we knew how to do that.
In what other way could you say "I know that Tom didn't know that you didn't want to do that."?
I know that Tom didn't know you didn't want to do that.
Could you put "I know that Tom didn't know we shouldn't do that." into other words?
I know Tom didn't know we shouldn't do that.
Alter this text: ῎I know that Tom didn't know who was going to do that with Mary.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom didn't know who was going to do that with Mary.
Please reword 'I know that Tom didn't know why Mary kept doing that.' so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom didn't know why Mary kept doing that.
How would you express ῎I know that Tom didn't know you wouldn't be able to do that.῏ in a different way?
I know Tom didn't know you wouldn't be able to do that.
Paraphrase 'I know that Tom did that by mistake.'
I know Tom did that by mistake.
Can you paraphrase "I know that Tom doesn't enjoy doing that." using different vocabulary?
I know Tom doesn't enjoy doing that.
Paraphrase «I know that Tom doesn't know he'll never be able to do that.»
I know Tom doesn't know that he'll never be able to do that.
Try restating 'I know that Tom doesn't know I don't want to do that.' in your own words.
I know Tom doesn't know I don't want to do that.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't need to do that.».
I know Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't need to do that.
Alter this text: “I know that Tom doesn't know that he isn't supposed to be doing that here.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to be doing that here.
Please reword «I know that Tom doesn't know that I can't do that.» so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom doesn't know I can't do that.
Alter this text: "I know that Tom doesn't know that I should do that." to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom doesn't know I should do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't often do that.῏.
I know that Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't often do that.
In what other way could you say «I know that Tom doesn't know that Mary won't be able to do that.»?
I know that Tom doesn't know Mary won't be able to do that.
Can you paraphrase «I know that Tom doesn't know who's going to do that.» using different vocabulary?
I know Tom doesn't know who's going to do that.
Try restating 'I know that Tom doesn't know why I had to do that by myself.' in your own words.
I know Tom doesn't know why I had to do that by myself.
How would you express 'I know that Tom doesn't know why Mary doesn't want John to do that.' in a different way?
I know Tom doesn't know why Mary doesn't want John to do that.
Reword the following statement: “I know that Tom doesn't know why we couldn't do that for him.”.
I know Tom doesn't know why we couldn't do that for him.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I know that Tom doesn't like me, but I don't care.»?
I know Tom doesn't like me, but I don't care.
In what other way could you say `I know that Tom doesn't play the trombone as well as Mary.´?
I know Tom doesn't play the trombone as well as Mary does.
Please reword `I know that Tom does that better than Mary does.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I know that Tom does that better than Mary.
Paraphrase “I know that Tom hardly ever does that by himself.”
I know Tom hardly ever does that by himself.
In what other way could you say «I know that Tom has started to do that.»?
I know Tom has started to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I know that Tom is a better chess player than Mary.”?
I know Tom is a better chess player than Mary.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom is a better singer than Mary is.».
I know that Tom is a better singer than Mary.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I know that Tom is a better tennis player than you are.´.
I know Tom is a better tennis player than you.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I know that Tom is a bit short for his age.῏?
I know Tom is a bit short for his age.
Reword the following statement: ῎I know that Tom is a blond.῏.
I know Tom is a blond.
Reword the following statement: “I know that Tom is about the same weight as I am.”.
I know Tom is about the same weight as I am.
Could you put 'I know that Tom is abusing his authority.' into other words?
I know Tom is abusing his authority.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom is a cool guy."?
I know Tom is a cool guy.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I know that Tom is a dog trainer, so maybe we can get him to train our dog.”?
I know Tom is a dog trainer, so maybe we can get him to train our dog.
In what other way could you say «I know that Tom is a few inches shorter than Mary is.»?
I know that Tom is a few inches shorter than Mary.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I know that Tom is a foreigner.»?
I know Tom is a foreigner.
How would you express «I know that Tom is afraid that he'll get fired.» in a different way?
I know that Tom is afraid he'll get fired.
Can you rewrite next: 'I know that Tom is a friend of Mary's, but I don't think that he's her boyfriend.'?
I know Tom is a friend of Mary's, but I don't think that he's her boyfriend.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I know that Tom is a good friend of yours.´.
I know Tom is a good friend of yours.
Please reword "I know that Tom is a good surgeon, but I'd rather have a surgeon who isn't a close friend." so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom is a good surgeon, but I'd rather have a surgeon who isn't a close friend.
How would you express `I know that Tom is a heavy smoker.´ in a different way?
I know Tom is a heavy smoker.
How would you express 'I know that Tom is a liar.' in a different way?
I know Tom is a liar.
Please reword 'I know that Tom is a little overweight.' so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom is a little overweight.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I know that Tom is allowed to do almost anything he wants.»?
I know Tom is allowed to do almost anything he wants.
Reword the following statement: 'I know that Tom is almost finished doing what he's doing, so he should be ready to leave in a few minutes.'.
I know Tom is almost finished doing what he's doing, so he should be ready to leave in a few minutes.
In what other way could you say 'I know that Tom is a lot different now than he used to be.'?
I know Tom is a lot different now than he used to be.
Please reword “I know that Tom is a lot shorter than Mary is.” so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom is a lot shorter than Mary is.
In what other way could you say 'I know that Tom is a lot taller than Mary.'?
I know Tom is a lot taller than Mary.
Paraphrase 'I know that Tom is a much better bass player than I am.'
I know Tom is a much better bass player than I am.
Alter this text: "I know that Tom is a musician." to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom is a musician.
How would you express "I know that Tom is a plastic surgeon." in a different way?
I know Tom is a plastic surgeon.
Try restating ῎I know that Tom is a pretty good pianist.῏ in your own words.
I know Tom is a pretty good pianist.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I know that Tom is a really good dancer.῏?
I know Tom is a really good dancer.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom is a redneck."?
I know Tom is a redneck.
How would you express `I know that Tom is a slow learner.´ in a different way?
I know Tom is a slow learner.
Can you rewrite next: `I know that Tom is a student, not a teacher.´?
I know Tom is a student, not a teacher.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I know that Tom is a university student.῏?
I know Tom is a university student.
Paraphrase "I know that Tom is a very good bass player."
I know Tom is a very good bass player.
Could you put `I know that Tom is a very jealous man.´ into other words?
I know Tom is a very jealous man.
Paraphrase «I know that Tom is a very stingy person.»
I know Tom is a very stingy person.
Could you put 'I know that Tom is being sarcastic.' into other words?
I know Tom is being sarcastic.
Can you rewrite next: «I know that Tom is delusional.»?
I know Tom is delusional.
Could you put «I know that Tom is from Boston.» into other words?
I know Tom is from Boston.
Could you put "I know that Tom is happy." into other words?
I know Tom is happy.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom is in his room listening to music."?
I know Tom is in his room listening to music.
How would you express “I know that Tom is lucky.” in a different way?
I know Tom is lucky.
Try restating 'I know that Tom isn't a better dancer I am.' in your own words.
I know that Tom is a better dancer than me.
Can you rewrite next: “I know that Tom isn't a fool.”?
I know Tom isn't a fool.
Try restating 'I know that Tom isn't a good painter.' in your own words.
I know Tom isn't a good painter.
Reword the following statement: 'I know that Tom isn't a normal guy.'.
I know Tom isn't a normal guy.
Please reword «I know that Tom isn't as young as he says he is.» so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom isn't as young as he says he is.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom isn't a very good basketball coach.῏.
I know Tom isn't a very good basketball coach.
Alter this text: `I know that Tom isn't a very good jazz saxophonist.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom isn't a very good jazz saxophonist.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom isn't a very intelligent guy.῏.
I know Tom isn't a very intelligent guy.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom isn't a violin teacher. He can't even play the violin.».
I know Tom isn't a violin teacher. He can't even play the violin.
Paraphrase ῎I know that Tom isn't handsome, but I wouldn't say he's ugly.῏
I know Tom isn't handsome, but I wouldn't say he's ugly.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom isn't much shorter than you.῏.
I know Tom isn't much shorter than you.
Can you paraphrase “I know that Tom isn't the kind of guy who'd do that.” using different vocabulary?
I know Tom isn't the kind of guy who'd do that.
Reword the following statement: “I know that Tom isn't the one who's supposed to tell Mary that she needs to do that.”.
I know Tom isn't the one who's supposed to tell Mary she needs to do that.
Try restating "I know that Tom isn't too young to be doing that." in your own words.
I know Tom isn't too young to be doing that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom is permitted to do that."?
I know Tom is permitted to do that.
Can you rewrite next: "I know that Tom is retired."?
I know Tom is retired.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I know that Tom is still busy.῏?
I know Tom is still busy.
Try restating ῎I know that Tom is suspicious.῏ in your own words.
I know Tom is suspicious.
Paraphrase «I know that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she won't be allowed to do that.»
I know Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary that she won't be allowed to do that.
Alter this text: «I know that Tom is the only one who needs to do that.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom is the only one who needs to do that.
Can you paraphrase 'I know that Tom is used to sitting on the floor.' using different vocabulary?
I know Tom is used to sitting on the floor.
How would you express “I know that Tom knew he was supposed to do that.” in a different way?
I know Tom knew he was supposed to do that.
Can you paraphrase «I know that Tom knew Mary couldn't do that.» using different vocabulary?
I know Tom knew Mary couldn't do that.
Could you put ῎I know that Tom knew that he'd never be able to do that.῏ into other words?
I know that Tom knew he'd never be able to do that.
Please reword `I know that Tom knew that I couldn't do that.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom knew that I couldn't do that.
Can you rewrite next: 'I know that Tom knew that I shouldn't have done that.'?
I know that Tom knew I shouldn't have done that.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I know that Tom knew that Mary had never done that before.῏?
I know Tom knew that Mary had never done that before.
Please reword «I know that Tom knew that we should've done that by ourselves.» so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom knew that we should've done that by ourselves.
Reword the following statement: 'I know that Tom knew who was going to do that for us.'.
I know Tom knew who was going to do that for us.
In what other way could you say “I know that Tom knew why Mary was afraid to do that.”?
I know Tom knew why Mary was afraid to do that.
Try restating "I know that Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that." in your own words.
I know Tom knows that he isn't supposed to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I know that Tom knows I don't how to do that.».
I know Tom knows I don't how to do that.
Alter this text: `I know that Tom knows I should do that.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom knows I should do that.
Paraphrase "I know that Tom knows Mary doesn't need to do that."
I know Tom knows that Mary doesn't need to do that.
How would you express `I know that Tom knows Mary shouldn't be doing that here.´ in a different way?
I know Tom knows that Mary shouldn't be doing that here.
In what other way could you say "I know that Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that."?
I know Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that.
Alter this text: 'I know that Tom knows that he shouldn't do that anymore.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom knows that he shouldn't do that anymore.
Can you rewrite next: `I know that Tom knows that I don't need to do that.´?
I know Tom knows I don't need to do that.
In what other way could you say `I know that Tom knows that I needed to do that.´?
I know that Tom knows I needed to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I know that Tom knows that Mary almost never does that anymore.´?
I know Tom knows that Mary almost never does that anymore.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom knows that Mary doesn't really have to do that.».
I know Tom knows Mary doesn't really have to do that.
In what other way could you say «I know that Tom knows that Mary knows how to do that.»?
I know that Tom knows Mary knows how to do that.
Try restating ῎I know that Tom knows that Mary probably doesn't want him to do that anymore.῏ in your own words.
I know Tom knows that Mary probably doesn't want him to do that anymore.
Paraphrase `I know that Tom knows that Mary's not supposed to do that.´
I know Tom knows Mary isn't supposed to do that.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom knows that we don't need to do that.».
I know Tom knows we don't need to do that.
Could you put “I know that Tom knows we don't have to do that.” into other words?
I know Tom knows that we don't have to do that.
Try restating “I know that Tom knows who's going to do that for him.” in your own words.
I know Tom knows who's going to do that for him.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom knows why Mary didn't need to do that.῏.
I know Tom knows why Mary didn't need to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I know that Tom knows why we don't like to do that.'.
I know Tom knows why we don't like to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I know that Tom liked doing that.῏?
I know Tom liked doing that.
Can you paraphrase 'I know that Tom might do that by himself.' using different vocabulary?
I know Tom might do that by himself.
How would you express `I know that Tom might not want to do that anymore.´ in a different way?
I know Tom might not want to do that anymore.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom probably doesn't have to do that anymore."?
I know Tom probably doesn't have to do that anymore.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I know that Tom says that he's a fashion designer, but I don't think that he really is.'.
I know that Tom says that he's a fashion designer, but I don't think he really is.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know that Tom thinks that Mary is a racist.῏.
I know Tom thinks that Mary is a racist.
Try restating “I know that Tom used to be a dentist.” in your own words.
I know Tom used to be a dentist.
Try restating “I know that Tom used to be a school bus driver.” in your own words.
I know Tom used to be a school bus driver.
Alter this text: `I know that Tom wants to do that again.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know Tom wants to do that again.
How would you express 'I know that Tom wasn't going to be able to do that.' in a different way?
I know Tom wasn't going to be able to do that.
Paraphrase «I know that Tom will agree to let Mary do that.»
I know Tom will agree to let Mary do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I know that Tom will be a formidable opponent.”.
I know Tom will be a formidable opponent.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I know that Tom will be nervous doing that.».
I know Tom will be nervous doing that.
Can you paraphrase “I know that Tom will eventually give up and let somebody else do that.” using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom will eventually give up and let someone else do that.
Reword the following statement: «I know that Tom will never forgive me for doing that.».
I know Tom will never forgive me for doing that.
Try restating “I know that Tom will wait until Mary gets there before he starts doing that.” in your own words.
I know Tom will wait until Mary gets there before he starts doing that.
Could you put `I know that Tom won't be able to do that as fast as Mary.´ into other words?
I know Tom won't be able to do that as fast as Mary.
Reword the following statement: “I know that Tom won't be doing that here.”.
I know Tom won't be doing that here.
Can you paraphrase ῎I know that Tom won't do that before we get there.῏ using different vocabulary?
I know Tom won't do that before we get there.
How would you express «I know that Tom won't lie to me.» in a different way?
I know Tom won't lie to me.
How would you express ῎I know that Tom won't tell Mary the real reason he did that.῏ in a different way?
I know Tom won't tell Mary the real reason he did that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I know that Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.”?
I know Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.
Can you rewrite next: `I know that Tom would do that for Mary.´?
I know Tom would do that for Mary.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I know that Tom would like you to do that for him.”.
I know Tom would like you to do that for him.
Can you rewrite next: «I know that Tom wouldn't be reluctant to do that.»?
I know Tom wouldn't be reluctant to do that.
In what other way could you say «I know that Tom wouldn't like to do that.»?
I know Tom wouldn't like to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I know that Tom would've let you do that."?
I know Tom would've let you do that.
Paraphrase ῎I know that won't work.῏
I know that that won't work.
Paraphrase ῎I know that you aren't likely to do that.῏
I know you're not likely to do that.
Can you paraphrase “I know that you don't mean that.” using different vocabulary?
I know you don't mean that.
Please reword `I know that you lied.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I know you lied.
Could you put 'I know that you're bluffing.' into other words?
I know you're bluffing.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I know that you're not planning on staying in Boston.'?
I know that you aren't planning on staying in Boston.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "I know that you still love me, but I don't love you anymore.".
I know you still love me, but I don't love you anymore.
Can you rewrite next: "I know there's nothing we can do about that."?
I know that there's nothing we can do about that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "I know Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.".
I know that Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.
Paraphrase ῎I know Tom can do that better than me.῏
I know Tom can do that better than I can.
How would you express «I know Tom didn't leave the house.» in a different way?
I know that Tom didn't leave the house.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I know Tom doesn't know that I didn't do that.῏?
I know Tom doesn't know I didn't do that.
Please reword `I know Tom doesn't know that Mary shouldn't do that.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I know Tom doesn't know Mary shouldn't do that.
Can you paraphrase `I know Tom has been helpful.´ using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom has been helpful.
How would you express `I know Tom is a better driver than I am.´ in a different way?
I know Tom is a better driver than me.
Paraphrase "I know Tom is a few pounds heavier than Mary is."
I know Tom is a few pounds heavier than Mary.
Could you put ῎I know Tom is a lot smarter than Mary.῏ into other words?
I know Tom is a lot smarter than Mary is.
Please reword `I know Tom is creepy.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I know that Tom is creepy.
Can you paraphrase ῎I know Tom is going to try to arrive on time.῏ using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom is going to try to arrive on time.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I know Tom is just a teenager.῏.
I know that Tom is just a teenager.
How would you express «I know Tom isn't handsome, but I wouldn't say that he's ugly.» in a different way?
I know Tom isn't handsome, but I wouldn't say he's ugly.
Could you put «I know Tom is planning to be there.» into other words?
I know Tom is planning on being there.
Paraphrase ῎I know Tom is troubled.῏
I know that Tom is troubled.
Paraphrase 'I know Tom knows that Mary won't be able to do that.'
I know Tom knows Mary won't be able to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I know Tom shouldn't be here.´.
I know that Tom shouldn't be here.
Can you paraphrase «I know Tom wants us to go swimming with him.» using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom wants us to go swimming with him.
Try restating «I know Tom was shocked.» in your own words.
I know that Tom was shocked.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I know Tom will be home on Monday.῏?
I know that Tom will be home on Monday.
How would you express ῎I know Tom will help Mary.῏ in a different way?
I know that Tom will help Mary.
Reword the following statement: `I know Tom won't admit that he doesn't know how to do that.´.
I know Tom won't admit he doesn't know how to do that.
Can you paraphrase "I know Tom wouldn't do that with me." using different vocabulary?
I know that Tom wouldn't do that with me.
Paraphrase ῎I know what you could've done.῏
I know what you could have done.
Paraphrase 'I know you blame me for Tom's death.'
I know that you blame me for Tom's death.
In what other way could you say `I know you did it.´?
I know that you did it.
Can you paraphrase 'I know you don't care about money.' using different vocabulary?
I know that you don't care about money.
Alter this text: 'I know you don't want to do that, but you should.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that you don't want to do that, but you should.
Paraphrase “I know you have more important things to do.”
I know that you have more important things to do.
In what other way could you say ῎I know you'll appreciate this.῏?
I know that you'll appreciate this.
Alter this text: `I know you'll make the right decision.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I know that you'll make the right decision.
Try restating «I know you need to go to Australia.» in your own words.
I know that you need to go to Australia.
Could you put "I know you're a friend of Tom's." into other words?
I know that you're a friend of Tom's.
In what other way could you say ῎I know you're going to win.῏?
I know that you're going to win.
Try restating 'I know you're not a doctor.' in your own words.
I know that you aren't a doctor.
In what other way could you say “I know you're not planning on staying in Australia.”?
I know that you're not planning to stay in Australia.
Can you paraphrase "I know you're richer than me." using different vocabulary?
I know you're richer than I am.
In what other way could you say 'I know you're worried about Tom.'?
I know that you're worried about Tom.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I know you've always cared about Tom.'.
I know that you've always cared about Tom.
Can you paraphrase «I know you want to go back to Boston.» using different vocabulary?
I know that you want to go back to Boston.
Please reword 'I know you weren't the one who did that.' so that it has a different meaning.
I know that you weren't the one who did that.
Could you put «I let Tom do what he wanted to do.» into other words?
I let Tom do what he wanted.
How would you express ῎I like to learn ancient languages.῏ in a different way?
I like to learn old languages.
Can you rewrite next: 'I'll admit I'm wrong.'?
I'll admit that I'm wrong.
Can you paraphrase “I'll be in Boston until Monday evening.” using different vocabulary?
I'll be in Boston till Monday evening.
Can you paraphrase "I'll call you tomorrow morning." using different vocabulary?
I will call you tomorrow morning.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I'll give Tom the letter."?
I'll give the letter to Tom.
Alter this text: `I'll lend you my dictionary.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I'll lend my dictionary to you.
Can you rewrite next: `I'll never forget the first time I heard Tom and Mary singing together.´?
I'll never forget the first time that I heard Tom and Mary singing together.
Try restating 'I'll return at 6:30.' in your own words.
I'll be back at half past six.
How would you express 'I'll tell Tom you're ready.' in a different way?
I'll tell Tom that you're ready.
Paraphrase 'I lost the hat I bought in Boston.'
I lost the hat that I bought in Boston.
In what other way could you say 'I love you and I will always love you.'?
I love you and I'll always love you.
Can you rewrite next: "I'm absolutely certain you're wrong about that."?
I'm absolutely certain that you're wrong about that.
Can you rewrite next: “I'm afraid I can't accept your invitation.”?
I'm afraid that I can't accept your invitation.
In what other way could you say `I'm afraid I don't have one.´?
I'm afraid that I don't have one.
Could you put `I'm afraid I'm coming down with a cold.´ into other words?
I'm afraid that I'm coming down with a cold.
Could you put "I'm afraid I won't be able to have lunch with you today." into other words?
I'm afraid that I won't be able to have lunch with you today.
In what other way could you say «I'm afraid that we are out of stock.»?
I'm afraid that we're out of stock.
Paraphrase “I'm afraid Tom might not like this.”
I'm afraid that Tom might not like this.
Try restating «I'm afraid we're out of time.» in your own words.
I'm afraid that we're out of time.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I'm afraid your request for a pay raise was turned down again."?
I'm afraid that your request for a pay raise was turned down again.
Could you put ῎I'm almost certain that Tom will win.῏ into other words?
I'm almost certain Tom will win.
Reword the following statement: 'I married when I was 19 years old.'.
I got married when I was 19 years old.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I'm a stranger here myself. I'm afraid I can't help you.».
I'm a stranger here myself. I'm afraid that I can't help you.
In what other way could you say 'I may not be at home tonight.'?
I might not be at home tonight.
Can you rephrase this sentence: "I'm certain of your success."?
I am certain of your success.
Reword the following statement: ῎I'm completely exhausted.῏.
I am completely exhausted.
Could you put 'I'm convinced Tom doesn't want to do that.' into other words?
I'm convinced that Tom doesn't want to do that.
Reword the following statement: "I'm doing what Tom should've done.".
I'm doing what Tom should have done.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I'm exhausted.”.
I am shattered.
In what other way could you say “I'm fairly certain that Tom won't like that.”?
I'm fairly certain Tom won't like that.
Try restating 'I'm fixing the radio which I found on my way home.' in your own words.
I'm fixing the radio I found on my way home.
Alter this text: `I'm glad I came to Australia.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I'm glad that I came to Australia.
Paraphrase 'I'm glad that nobody got injured.'
I'm glad that no one got injured.
Please reword “I'm glad to meet you.” so that it has a different meaning.
Glad to meet you!
Please reword 'I'm glad you found the money that you lost.' so that it has a different meaning.
I'm glad that you found the money that you lost.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I'm going to give this book to Tom.”.
I'm going to give Tom this book.
Paraphrase “I'm happy something is happening.”
I'm happy that something is happening.
In what other way could you say ῎I might be able to do that.῏?
I may be able to do that.
Please reword «I'm indignant.» so that it has a different meaning.
I am indignant.
How would you express “I'm knackered.” in a different way?
I am knackered.
Can you paraphrase «I'm not accustomed to such treatment.» using different vocabulary?
I am not accustomed to such treatment.
Paraphrase ῎I'm not ashamed of my behavior, even though I know I should be.῏
I'm not ashamed of my behavior, even though I know that I should be.
Could you put ῎I'm not convinced doing that would be a good idea.῏ into other words?
I'm not convinced that doing that would be a good idea.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I'm not going to be able to do that alone.῏?
I'm not going to be able to do that by myself.
Try restating «I'm not like her!» in your own words.
I'm not like her.
In what other way could you say «I'm not ready to do that yet.»?
I'm not yet ready to do that.
Try restating `I'm not sure anyone would buy one of these.´ in your own words.
I'm not sure that anyone would buy one of these.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I'm not sure if that will help.´?
I'm not sure if that'll help.
Reword the following statement: `I'm not sure it's real.´.
I'm not sure that it's real.
Alter this text: `I'm not sure that both Tom and Mary want to go there.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I'm not sure both Tom and Mary want to go there.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I'm not sure that's what Tom needs.».
I'm not sure that that's what Tom needs.
Could you put 'I'm not sure Tom is going to agree to this.' into other words?
I'm not sure that Tom is going to agree to this.
Paraphrase “I'm not sure we have any other choice.”
I'm not sure that we have any other choice.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I'm not surprised that Tom didn't want to do that.῏?
I'm not surprised Tom didn't want to do that.
Try restating 'I'm not the one who told Tom he should read that book.' in your own words.
I'm not the one who told Tom that he should read that book.
In what other way could you say "I'm now fairly certain that that's not going to happen."?
I'm now fairly certain that isn't going to happen.
Paraphrase 'I'm pleased to meet you.'
I am pleased to see you.
Reword the following statement: "I'm pretty sure Mary said she was planning on doing that.".
I'm pretty sure Mary said she was planning to do that.
Try restating `I'm pretty sure that Tom didn't know I was going to be here.´ in your own words.
I'm pretty sure Tom didn't know I was going to be here.
In what other way could you say 'I'm pretty sure that Tom is not still interested in Mary.'?
I'm pretty sure that Tom isn't still interested in Mary.
How would you express "I'm pretty sure Tom didn't know I could do that." in a different way?
I'm pretty sure Tom didn't know that I could do that.
Can you paraphrase «I'm pretty sure Tom used to live in Australia.» using different vocabulary?
I'm pretty sure that Tom used to live in Australia.
Can you paraphrase ῎I'm really happy Tom was able to be here.῏ using different vocabulary?
I'm really happy that Tom was able to be here.
Can you paraphrase «I'm sick of it!» using different vocabulary?
I'm sick of it.
Reword the following statement: `I'm sorry I behaved like a lunatic.´.
I'm sorry that I behaved like a lunatic.
Can you rewrite next: “I'm sorry I couldn't do that for you.”?
I'm sorry that I couldn't do that for you.
Can you paraphrase “I'm sorry I didn't return your call right away.” using different vocabulary?
I'm sorry that I didn't return your call right away.
Can you rewrite next: “I'm sorry I have no pencil to write with.”?
I'm sorry that I have no pencil to write with.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I'm sorry I missed your concert.”?
I'm sorry that I missed your concert.
In what other way could you say `I'm sorry it has taken me so long to write to you..´?
I'm sorry that it has taken me so long to write to you..
Please reword “I'm sorry I was so rude to you.” so that it has a different meaning.
I'm sorry that I was so rude to you.
Paraphrase «I'm sorry that I didn't do that.»
I'm sorry I didn't do that.
Reword the following statement: 'I'm sorry that you can't come this evening.'.
I'm sorry you can't come this evening.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I'm sorry you can't stay.´.
I'm sorry that you can't stay.
How would you express ῎I'm staying up to date.῏ in a different way?
I am staying up to date.