0x22almostEvil/tatoeba-mt-qna-oa huggingface dataset:
Can you paraphrase 'I am learning to play the guitar now.' using different vocabulary?
I'm learning to play the guitar now.
Reword the following statement: ῎I am looking for my glasses.῏.
I'm looking for my glasses.
Alter this text: `I am no longer tired.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I'm no longer tired.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I am not as interested in literature as you.”?
I'm not as interested in literature as you.
Reword the following statement: ῎I am not homesick.῏.
I'm not homesick.
Reword the following statement: 'I am not thirsty.'.
I'm not thirsty.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I am on good terms with him.”?
I'm on good terms with him.
Please reword "I am pregnant." so that it has a different meaning.
I'm pregnant.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "I am responsible for the mistake.".
I'm responsible for the mistake.
Alter this text: “I am so busy that I have no time to read.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I'm so busy that I have no time to read.
Reword the following statement: ῎I am taking pictures of the bridge.῏.
I'm taking pictures of the bridge.
Try restating 'I am thinking of going abroad next year.' in your own words.
I'm thinking of going abroad next year.
Reword the following statement: "I am traveling to Spain.".
I'm traveling to Spain.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I am very nervous today.”?
I'm very nervous today.
Please reword «I am writing a letter.» so that it has a different meaning.
I'm writing a letter.
In what other way could you say «I asked Tom if he knew anybody who could teach my children French.»?
I asked Tom if he knew anyone who could teach my children French.
Reword the following statement: `I assumed Tom was still at home.´.
I assumed that Tom was still at home.
Alter this text: "I assumed you wouldn't want to do that." to convey the same message in a different way.
I assumed that you wouldn't want to do that.
Could you put ῎I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time we saw him.῏ into other words?
I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time that we saw him.
Please reword `I assume Tom and I are free to go.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I assume that Tom and I are free to go.
Can you paraphrase «I assume you don't want go swimming with us.» using different vocabulary?
I assume that you don't want go swimming with us.
Can you rewrite next: "I assume you'll be investigating this."?
I assume that you'll be investigating this.
Please reword `I assume your party was a success.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I assume that your party was a success.
Paraphrase ῎I ate the keema.῏
I ate the qeema.
How would you express 'I believe I made myself clear.' in a different way?
I think I made myself clear.
Can you paraphrase 'I believe Tom got the message.' using different vocabulary?
I believe that Tom got the message.
Alter this text: ῎I bet that nothing will happen.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I bet that nothing'll happen.
Alter this text: "I bought Tom some balloons." to convey the same message in a different way.
I bought some balloons for Tom.
Paraphrase "I can do that better than Tom."
I can do that better than Tom can.
Reword the following statement: 'I cannot bear it any longer.'.
I can't bear it any longer.
How would you express ῎I cannot follow his logic.῏ in a different way?
I can't follow his logic.
Try restating “I cannot stop it.” in your own words.
I can't stop it.
In what other way could you say «I can run as fast as you can.»?
I can run as fast as you.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "I can't believe it's already over.".
I can't believe that it's already over.
Reword the following statement: “I can't believe Tom has really gone.”.
I can't believe Tom is really gone.
Try restating ῎I can't believe you fell for it.῏ in your own words.
I can't believe that you fell for it.
Could you put `I can't do what I need to do.´ into other words?
I'm not able to do what I need to do.
Reword the following statement: “I can't guarantee that Tom will do that.”.
I can't guarantee Tom will do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I can't promise you anything.´?
I can't make you any promises.
Alter this text: “I can't resist sweet things.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I can't resist sweets.
Could you put `I can't translate this sentence.´ into other words?
I'm unable to translate this sentence.
In what other way could you say «I could have picked a better time.»?
I could've picked a better time.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I couldn't do that by myself, so I asked Tom to help me.»?
I wasn't able to do that by myself, so I asked Tom to help me.
Paraphrase “I could've and should've done that.”
I could have and should've done that.
Please reword «I could've done that if you'd helped me.» so that it has a different meaning.
I could have done that if you'd helped me.
Reword the following statement: ῎I could've sworn I heard something.῏.
I could have sworn I heard something.
In what other way could you say `I demand that you give me my money back.´?
I demand you give me my money back.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I'd have done that if I'd had more time.´?
I would've done that if I'd had more time.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I'd have never done that if Tom had asked me not to.῏.
I would've never done that if Tom had asked me not to.
Alter this text: «I did everything I could, but it wasn't enough.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I did everything I could do, but it wasn't enough.
In what other way could you say 'I didn't believe anybody would actually do that.'?
I didn't believe anyone would actually do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I didn't even know Tom had to do that.».
I didn't even know that Tom had to do that.
In what other way could you say ῎I didn't have a lot of time to do that.῏?
I didn't have much time to do that.
Try restating "I didn't know I'd get arrested." in your own words.
I didn't know that I'd get arrested.
Can you rewrite next: «I didn't know I had done something wrong.»?
I didn't know that I'd done something wrong.
Can you paraphrase «I didn't know I was going to be arrested.» using different vocabulary?
I didn't know that I was going to be arrested.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I didn't know I wouldn't be allowed to do that.'?
I didn't know that I wouldn't be allowed to do that.
Alter this text: 'I didn't know that I shouldn't do that with Tom.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't know I shouldn't do that with Tom.
Could you put `I didn't know that I would hurt anybody.´ into other words?
I didn't know I would hurt anybody.
Could you put ῎I didn't know that Tom and Mary were brother and sister.῏ into other words?
I didn't know Tom and Mary were brother and sister.
Please reword `I didn't know that Tom didn't have enough time to do that.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't know Tom didn't have enough time to do that.
How would you express 'I didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that with us.' in a different way?
I didn't know Tom didn't want to do that with us.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I didn't know that Tom had three older brothers.'?
I didn't know Tom had three older brothers.
Paraphrase `I didn't know that Tom knew who did that for him.´
I didn't know Tom knew who did that for him.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I didn't know that Tom knew why Mary didn't do that.´.
I didn't know Tom knew why Mary didn't do that.
Could you put "I didn't know that Tom lived in the dorm." into other words?
I didn't know Tom lived in the dorm.
Could you put “I didn't know that Tom's house was so close to Mary's.” into other words?
I didn't know Tom's house was so close to Mary's.
How would you express `I didn't know that Tom use to live in Boston.´ in a different way?
I didn't know Tom use to live in Boston.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I didn't know that Tom was a firearms expert.”.
I didn't know Tom was a firearms expert.
Can you paraphrase 'I didn't know that Tom was going to be so busy.' using different vocabulary?
I didn't know Tom was going to be so busy.
Alter this text: ῎I didn't know that Tom was Mary's husband.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't know Tom was Mary's husband.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I didn't know that Tom was still a forest ranger.'.
I didn't know Tom was still a forest ranger.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I didn't know that Tom was younger than you.”.
I didn't know Tom was younger than you were.
Reword the following statement: "I didn't know that Tom would be happy to do that.".
I didn't know Tom would be happy to do that.
Can you rewrite next: «I didn't know that Tom would get into trouble if he did that.»?
I didn't know Tom would get into trouble if he did that.
Could you put ῎I didn't know that Tom wouldn't be able to do that without our help.῏ into other words?
I didn't know Tom wouldn't be able to do that without our help.
Could you put "I didn't know that was going to happen." into other words?
I didn't know that that was going to happen.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I didn't know that what I'd done was against the rules.´.
I didn't know what I'd done was against the rules.
Please reword 'I didn't know that you couldn't understand French.' so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't know you couldn't understand French.
Could you put ῎I didn't know that you had to do that by yourself.῏ into other words?
I didn't know you had to do that by yourself.
Try restating "I didn't know that you wanted to do that with Tom." in your own words.
I didn't know you wanted to do that with Tom.
Please reword "I didn't know that you weren't planning on doing that next winter." so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't know you weren't planning on doing that next winter.
Please reword 'I didn't know that you were planning on doing that today.' so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't know you were planning on doing that today.
Reword the following statement: "I didn't know that you were planning to do that while you were here.".
I didn't know you were planning to do that while you were here.
Can you paraphrase 'I didn't know that you would be there.' using different vocabulary?
I didn't know you would be there.
In what other way could you say ῎I didn't know Tom and Mary were related.῏?
I didn't know that Tom and Mary were related.
In what other way could you say «I didn't know Tom had a son.»?
I didn't know that Tom had a son.
How would you express ῎I didn't know Tom said he wasn't going to do that.῏ in a different way?
I didn't know that Tom said he wasn't going to do that.
Paraphrase «I didn't know Tom was born in Australia.»
I didn't know that Tom was born in Australia.
Please reword "I didn't know Tom wasn't planning on doing that." so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't know Tom wasn't planning to do that.
Could you put "I didn't know Tom was younger than you." into other words?
I didn't know Tom was younger than you were.
Reword the following statement: `I didn't know why everybody was looking at me.´.
I didn't know why everyone was looking at me.
How would you express "I didn't know you'd be alone." in a different way?
I didn't know that you'd be alone.
Can you rewrite next: 'I didn't know you'd won the race.'?
I didn't know that you'd won the race.
Paraphrase "I didn't know you liked dogs."
I didn't know that you liked dogs.
Reword the following statement: "I didn't know you wanted to go to college.".
I didn't know that you wanted to go to college.
Can you paraphrase "I didn't know you were going to allow me to do that." using different vocabulary?
I didn't know that you were going to allow me to do that.
Try restating 'I didn't know you were here.' in your own words.
I didn't know that you were here.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I didn't know you were planning to get married.”.
I didn't know that you were planning to get married.
In what other way could you say «I didn't know you were superstitious.»?
I didn't know that you were superstitious.
Reword the following statement: `I didn't like anyone there and no one there liked me.´.
I didn't like anybody who was there and nobody who was there liked me.
Alter this text: «I didn't realize I needed to do that.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't realize that I needed to do that.
In what other way could you say `I didn't realize you had to do that.´?
I didn't realize that you had to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I didn't show Tom that picture.'?
I didn't show that picture to Tom.
Could you put ῎I didn't think anybody could help me.῏ into other words?
I didn't think that anybody could help me.
Try restating 'I didn't think anybody knew that yet.' in your own words.
I didn't think that anybody knew that yet.
Can you rewrite next: "I didn't think anybody was here yesterday."?
I didn't think anyone was here yesterday.
Alter this text: ῎I didn't think anyone knew that yet.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't think that anyone knew that yet.
How would you express ῎I didn't think that anybody could've stopped Tom.῏ in a different way?
I didn't think that anyone could've stopped Tom.
Please reword ῎I didn't think that anybody saw us.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't think anyone saw us.
In what other way could you say “I didn't think that Tom expected me to do that.”?
I didn't think Tom expected me to do that.
Try restating ῎I didn't think that Tom would regret doing that.῏ in your own words.
I didn't think Tom would regret doing that.
Try restating "I didn't think there was any chance that Tom would forget to do that." in your own words.
I didn't think that there was any chance that Tom would forget to do that.
Paraphrase «I didn't think Tom really needed to do that.»
I didn't think that Tom really needed to do that.
Can you paraphrase `I didn't think Tom was being truthful.´ using different vocabulary?
I didn't think that Tom was being truthful.
Alter this text: “I didn't think Tom was satisfied.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't think that Tom was satisfied.
How would you express 'I didn't think Tom would be able to walk for two or three days.' in a different way?
I didn't think that Tom would be able to walk for two or three days.
In what other way could you say "I didn't think Tom would be doing that."?
I didn't think that Tom would be doing that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I didn't think Tom would be in his office yesterday morning.».
I didn't think that Tom would be in his office yesterday morning.
Paraphrase ῎I didn't think Tom would be so interested.῏
I didn't think that Tom would be so interested.
In what other way could you say “I didn't think Tom would be willing to lend me his guitar.”?
I didn't think that Tom would be willing to lend me his guitar.
Paraphrase «I didn't think Tom would ever be able to afford to buy a house.»
I didn't think that Tom would ever be able to afford to buy a house.
Please reword ῎I didn't think Tom would have any problems.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't think that Tom would have any problems.
In what other way could you say ῎I didn't think Tom would like it if Mary did that.῏?
I didn't think that Tom would like it if Mary did that.
Alter this text: “I didn't think Tom would really do that by himself.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I didn't think that Tom would really do that by himself.
How would you express "I didn't think Tom would understand that." in a different way?
I didn't think that Tom would understand that.
How would you express `I didn't think we'd be allowed to do that.´ in a different way?
I didn't think that we'd be allowed to do that.
Paraphrase ῎I didn't think we had to wait for Tom.῏
I didn't think that we had to wait for Tom.
Reword the following statement: ῎I didn't think we should pay that much.῏.
I didn't think that we should pay that much.
Can you rewrite next: “I didn't think you could do that without my help.”?
I didn't think that you could do that without my help.
Please reword ῎I didn't think you'd make fun of me.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't think that you'd make fun of me.
Can you rewrite next: «I didn't think you were ready.»?
I didn't think that you were ready.
Please reword `I didn't want anyone to know where I was.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I didn't want anybody to know where I was.
Paraphrase “I did that as fast as I could.”
I did that as fast as I was able to.
Paraphrase ῎I did think it was possible.῏
I did think that it was possible.
Could you put `I'd like to improve my French pronunciation.´ into other words?
I would like to improve my French pronunciation.
How would you express "I'd never seen Tom that mad before." in a different way?
I'd never seen Tom that angry before.
Can you paraphrase ῎I do not deserve it.῏ using different vocabulary?
I don't deserve it.
Reword the following statement: ῎I do not know the contents of the crate.῏.
I don't know the contents of the crate.
Alter this text: ῎I do not need money now.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't need money now.
Paraphrase `I don't always do what I'm supposed to.´
I don't always do what I'm supposed to do.
Try restating ῎I don't care whether Tom goes with us or not.῏ in your own words.
I don't care if Tom goes with us or not.
Reword the following statement: "I don't get paid as much as I'd like.".
I don't get paid as much as I'd like to be.
Could you put ῎I don't have children.῏ into other words?
I have no kids.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I don't know how this could've happened.'.
I don't know how this could have happened.
In what other way could you say “I don't know if Tom and Mary are still alive or not.”?
I don't know whether Tom and Mary are sleepy or not.
How would you express “I don't know if we can do that or not.” in a different way?
I don't know whether we can do that or not.
Can you paraphrase «I don't know what Tom and Mary are planning to do.» using different vocabulary?
I don't know what Tom and Mary are planning on doing.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I don't know whether Tom and Mary plan to go or not.».
I don't know if Tom and Mary plan on going or not.
How would you express «I don't let my children eat candy.» in a different way?
I don't allow my children to eat candy.
In what other way could you say "I don't like to lend money to anybody."?
I don't like lending money to anyone.
Please reword ῎I don't plan to do that when Tom is around.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't plan on doing that when Tom is around.
Can you rephrase this sentence: `I don't think all of the alcohol in this sauce burned off.´?
I don't think all the alcohol in this sauce burned off.
Reword the following statement: «I don't think anybody else noticed what Tom was doing.».
I don't think that anyone else noticed what Tom was doing.
Can you paraphrase ῎I don't think anybody noticed what we did.῏ using different vocabulary?
I don't think that anyone noticed what we did.
Can you rewrite next: `I don't think anybody's going to help you.´?
I don't think that anybody's going to help you.
Could you put “I don't think any of this is appropriate.” into other words?
I don't think that any of this is appropriate.
Can you paraphrase "I don't think anyone has ever done this before." using different vocabulary?
I don't think that anyone has ever done this before.
Alter this text: 'I don't think anyone really thought that Tom was as rich as he said he was.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think anyone really thought Tom was as rich as he said he was.
Can you paraphrase 'I don't think anyone suspected you weren't Tom.' using different vocabulary?
I don't think that anyone suspected you weren't Tom.
Please reword «I don't think being poor is anything to be ashamed of.» so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that being poor is anything to be ashamed of.
Try restating “I don't think even Tom could do that.” in your own words.
I don't think that even Tom could do that.
Can you paraphrase 'I don't think I can afford to buy that.' using different vocabulary?
I don't think that I can afford to buy that.
Alter this text: "I don't think I can do that today." to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I can do that today.
Try restating `I don't think I can help you on Monday.´ in your own words.
I don't think that I can help you on Monday.
Can you rewrite next: «I don't think I can wait that long.»?
I don't think that I can wait that long.
In what other way could you say `I don't think I could stand it.´?
I don't think that I could stand it.
Paraphrase "I don't think I'd do that by myself."
I don't think that I'd do that by myself.
How would you express «I don't think I did anything wrong.» in a different way?
I don't think that I did anything wrong.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I don't think I'd permit Tom to do that.»?
I don't think that I'd permit Tom to do that.
Alter this text: "I don't think I have enough money to pay the bill." to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I have enough money to pay the bill.
Can you paraphrase `I don't think I have to do that right now.´ using different vocabulary?
I don't think that I have to do that right now.
Alter this text: 'I don't think I know anybody who does that.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think I know anyone who does that.
Could you put «I don't think I know the girl talking to Tom.» into other words?
I don't think that I know the girl talking to Tom.
Try restating «I don't think I'll be able to do that today.» in your own words.
I don't think that I'll be able to do that today.
Can you rewrite next: «I don't think I'll be awake when you get home.»?
I don't think that I'll be awake when you get home.
Could you put ῎I don't think I'll be the next one to do that.῏ into other words?
I don't think that I'll be the next one to do that.
Can you paraphrase ῎I don't think I'll ever retire.῏ using different vocabulary?
I don't think that I'll ever retire.
Alter this text: 'I don't think I'll have time to help you this afternoon.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I'll have time to help you this afternoon.
In what other way could you say "I don't think I'll pass this exam."?
I don't think that I'll pass this exam.
Can you paraphrase “I don't think I'm going to resign.” using different vocabulary?
I don't think that I'm going to resign.
Try restating 'I don't think I'm the only one who's worried about Tom.' in your own words.
I don't think that I'm the only one who's worried about Tom.
Alter this text: “I don't think I need to be here any longer.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I need to be here any longer.
Could you put "I don't think I need to tell you." into other words?
I don't think that I need to tell you.
Please reword ῎I don't think I really need to do that until Monday.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that I really need to do that until Monday.
Alter this text: «I don't think I should go there by myself.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I should go there by myself.
Could you put «I don't think I snore, but I'm not really sure.» into other words?
I don't think that I snore, but I'm not really sure.
Could you put ῎I don't think it'll be too hot.῏ into other words?
I don't think that it'll be too hot.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think it makes much difference.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think that it makes much difference.
Try restating "I don't think it's a problem." in your own words.
I don't think that it's a problem.
Could you put 'I don't think it's going to be easy to convince Tom to do that.' into other words?
I don't think that it's going to be easy to convince Tom to do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I don't think it's odd.».
I don't think that it's odd.
Can you rewrite next: "I don't think it's Tom who's the problem."?
I don't think that it's Tom who's the problem.
How would you express 'I don't think it would be a good idea.' in a different way?
I don't think that it would be a good idea.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I don't think it would be wise to argue with Tom.῏?
I don't think that it would be wise to argue with Tom.
Could you put «I don't think I've ever eaten anything that you would consider disgusting.» into other words?
I don't think I've ever eaten anything you would consider disgusting.
Alter this text: ῎I don't think I've ever seen anyone try it before.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I've ever seen anyone try it before.
Alter this text: «I don't think I've slept enough.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that I've slept enough.
How would you express "I don't think I would do that with Tom." in a different way?
I don't think that I would do that with Tom.
In what other way could you say «I don't think so, but I'm not sure.»?
I don't think that so, but I'm not sure.
Can you rewrite next: 'I don't think that anybody has ever done something like this before.'?
I don't think anyone has ever done something like this before.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I don't think that anybody noticed what you were doing.».
I don't think anyone noticed what you were doing.
Reword the following statement: ῎I don't think that anybody suspected you weren't really Tom.῏.
I don't think anyone suspected you weren't really Tom.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I don't think that anyone would agree with that statement.῏?
I don't think that anybody would agree with that statement.
How would you express 'I don't think that happened.' in a different way?
I don't think that that happened.
Try restating "I don't think that I know the girl that's talking to Tom." in your own words.
I don't think that I know the girl who's talking to Tom.
Can you rewrite next: 'I don't think that it's a hard decision.'?
I don't think it's a hard decision.
Please reword ῎I don't think that it's just me who thinks what Tom is doing is wrong.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think it's just me who thinks that what Tom is doing is wrong.
Try restating ῎I don't think that it's very likely that Tom will help us.῏ in your own words.
I don't think it's very likely Tom will help us.
Could you put ῎I don't think that it's very likely Tom will want to do that.῏ into other words?
I don't think it's very likely Tom will want to do that.
Alter this text: "I don't think that I've ever seen anyone doing that before." to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone doing that before.
In what other way could you say "I don't think that many people can say they are satisfied with their salary."?
I don't think many people can say they're satisfied with their salary.
Please reword 'I don't think that's enough.' so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that that's enough.
Paraphrase “I don't think that's the problem.”
I don't think that that's the problem.
In what other way could you say `I don't think that that's anybody that I know.´?
I don't think that's anyone I know.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I don't think that there's anyone there.».
I don't think there's anyone there.
Alter this text: `I don't think that Tom can play the violin as well as Mary.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think Tom can play the violin as well as Mary.
Try restating 'I don't think that Tom is as rich as Mary is.' in your own words.
I don't think Tom is as rich as Mary is.
Can you rewrite next: 'I don't think that Tom is sure that's what Mary needs to do.'?
I don't think that Tom is sure that that's what Mary needs to do.
Paraphrase ῎I don't think that Tom knows anyone who does that῏
I don't think Tom knows anybody who does that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I don't think that Tom knows I'm in the hospital.»?
I don't think Tom knows I'm in the hospital.
In what other way could you say "I don't think that Tom knows Mary is planning to do that."?
I don't think that Tom knows that Mary is planning to do that.
Please reword “I don't think that Tom knows that I'm a vegetarian.” so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think Tom knows that I'm a vegetarian.
Try restating ῎I don't think that Tom knows what I'm planning to do.῏ in your own words.
I don't think that Tom knows what I'm planning on doing.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I don't think that Tom knows you're here.῏?
I don't think that Tom knows that you're here.
Could you put “I don't think that Tom plays the oboe as well as Mary.” into other words?
I don't think that Tom plays the oboe as well as Mary does.
How would you express "I don't think that Tom wanted to do that by himself." in a different way?
I don't think that Tom wanted to do that alone.
In what other way could you say “I don't think that Tom will be surprised that that happened.”?
I don't think that Tom will be surprised that happened.
Can you paraphrase ῎I don't think that Tom works as hard as Mary does.῏ using different vocabulary?
I don't think Tom works as hard as Mary.
Could you put ῎I don't think that we can do that without everyone's help.῏ into other words?
I don't think that we can do that without everybody's help.
In what other way could you say “I don't think that we will be able to solve this problem by ourselves.”?
I don't think that we'll be able to solve this problem by ourselves.
Alter this text: “I don't think that you need to tell Tom you're planning on doing that.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think you need to tell Tom you're planning on doing that.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think there's anybody there.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think that there's anyone there.
Can you rewrite next: «I don't think there's any point in discussing this.»?
I don't think that there's any point in discussing this.
Try restating `I don't think there's any way I can help.´ in your own words.
I don't think that there's any way I can help.
In what other way could you say `I don't think they'll allow me to do that.´?
I don't think that they'll allow me to do that.
In what other way could you say "I don't think this is a good idea."?
I don't think that this is a good idea.
How would you express «I don't think this is the best solution.» in a different way?
I don't think that this is the best solution.
Paraphrase `I don't think this stain will come out.´
I don't think that this stain will come out.
Paraphrase 'I don't think Tom and Mary have to work on Monday.'
I don't think that Tom and Mary have to work on Monday.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as «I don't think Tom can afford to buy a car.».
I don't think that Tom can afford to buy a car.
Please reword «I don't think Tom can play golf very well.» so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom can play golf very well.
Can you rewrite next: «I don't think Tom could do that without some help.»?
I don't think that Tom could do that without some help.
Please reword «I don't think Tom does that as well as Mary.» so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom does that as well as Mary.
Can you rewrite next: “I don't think Tom feels the same way you do.”?
I don't think that Tom feels the same way you do.
Try restating 'I don't think Tom has any friends to talk to.' in your own words.
I don't think that Tom has any friends to talk to.
Please reword ῎I don't think Tom has as many books as Mary does.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom has as many books as Mary does.
How would you express “I don't think Tom has ever been a bartender.” in a different way?
I don't think that Tom has ever been a bartender.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I don't think Tom has much money in the bank.'?
I don't think that Tom has much money in the bank.
Try restating `I don't think Tom has time to talk to you today.´ in your own words.
I don't think that Tom has time to talk to you today.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I don't think Tom has to work on Mondays anymore.῏.
I don't think that Tom has to work on Mondays anymore.
Alter this text: `I don't think Tom is able to do that.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that Tom is able to do that.
How would you express `I don't think Tom is as creative as Mary.´ in a different way?
I don't think Tom is as creative as Mary is.
Paraphrase “I don't think Tom is as shy as Mary.”
I don't think that Tom is as shy as Mary is.
Try restating "I don't think Tom is being truthful." in your own words.
I don't think that Tom is being truthful.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I don't think Tom is competent.῏?
I don't think that Tom is competent.
Paraphrase “I don't think Tom is doing that right now.”
I don't think that Tom is doing that right now.
Can you rewrite next: “I don't think Tom is going to be here.”?
I don't think that Tom is going to be here.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think Tom is going to sing.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think that Tom is going to sing.
How would you express “I don't think Tom is incompetent.” in a different way?
I don't think that Tom is incompetent.
Could you put 'I don't think Tom is next.' into other words?
I don't think that Tom is next.
How would you express 'I don't think Tom is qualified.' in a different way?
I don't think that Tom is qualified.
Paraphrase 'I don't think Tom is slow.'
I don't think that Tom is slow.
In what other way could you say "I don't think Tom is that weird."?
I don't think that Tom is that weird.
Can you rewrite next: “I don't think Tom is trying hard enough.”?
I don't think that Tom is trying hard enough.
Can you rewrite next: ῎I don't think Tom knows a lot about Australia.῏?
I don't think that Tom knows a lot about Australia.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I don't think Tom knows anyone in Boston.»?
I don't think Tom knows anybody in Boston.
Alter this text: 'I don't think Tom knows everyone's name yet.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think Tom knows everybody's name yet.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I don't think Tom knows his neighbors very well.´.
I don't think that Tom knows his neighbors very well.
Paraphrase “I don't think Tom knows how much money he has in the bank.”
I don't think that Tom knows how much money he has in the bank.
Please reword `I don't think Tom knows how to play chess.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom knows how to play chess.
Can you paraphrase "I don't think Tom knows if Mary is hungry or not." using different vocabulary?
I don't think that Tom knows whether Mary is hungry or not.
Could you put ῎I don't think Tom knows much about alligators.῏ into other words?
I don't think that Tom knows much about alligators.
In what other way could you say `I don't think Tom knows that I hardly ever do that.´?
I don't think Tom knows I hardly ever do that.
Can you rewrite next: `I don't think Tom knows that Mary is in love with him.´?
I don't think that Tom knows that Mary is in love with him.
Could you put "I don't think Tom knows very much about Australia." into other words?
I don't think that Tom knows very much about Australia.
How would you express "I don't think Tom knows what I'm planning on doing." in a different way?
I don't think that Tom knows what I'm planning to do.
How would you express 'I don't think Tom knows what Mary has to do tomorrow morning.' in a different way?
I don't think that Tom knows what Mary has to do tomorrow morning.
Can you rephrase this sentence: «I don't think Tom knows what Mary wants to do tomorrow afternoon.»?
I don't think that Tom knows what Mary wants to do tomorrow afternoon.
Paraphrase 'I don't think Tom knows what to do about that.'
I don't think that Tom knows what to do about that.
Paraphrase “I don't think Tom knows where he should be doing that.”
I don't think that Tom knows where he should be doing that.
Could you put "I don't think Tom knows where Mary usually goes skiing." into other words?
I don't think that Tom knows where Mary usually goes skiing.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I don't think Tom knows whether Mary likes dogs or not.'?
I don't think that Tom knows whether Mary likes dogs or not.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I don't think Tom knows who wants to do that.῏?
I don't think that Tom knows who wants to do that.
Try restating `I don't think Tom knows why Mary didn't do that.´ in your own words.
I don't think that Tom knows why Mary didn't do that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as `I don't think Tom knows why Mary isn't here.´.
I don't think that Tom knows why Mary isn't here.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think Tom knows you're here.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think that Tom knows you're here.
Reword the following statement: ῎I don't think Tom likes to ski.῏.
I don't think that Tom likes to ski.
Can you rewrite next: `I don't think Tom needs a new bicycle.´?
I don't think that Tom needs a new bicycle.
Could you put 'I don't think Tom ought to do that in the dark.' into other words?
I don't think that Tom ought to do that in the dark.
Please reword “I don't think Tom really knows how to do that very well.” so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom really knows how to do that very well.
Reword the following statement: "I don't think Tom remembers what happened.".
I don't think that Tom remembers what happened.
Alter this text: 'I don't think Tom should've let Mary do that by herself.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that Tom should've let Mary do that by herself.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I don't think Tom understands me.”?
I don't think that Tom understands me.
How would you express `I don't think Tom wants to do that.´ in a different way?
I don't think that Tom wants to do that.
Reword the following statement: ῎I don't think Tom was angry.῏.
I don't think that Tom was angry.
How would you express 'I don't think Tom was early.' in a different way?
I don't think that Tom was early.
Alter this text: `I don't think Tom was intentionally being disrespectful.´ to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that Tom was intentionally being disrespectful.
Paraphrase "I don't think Tom was ready to do that."
I don't think that Tom was ready to do that.
Try restating «I don't think Tom was trying to escape.» in your own words.
I don't think that Tom was trying to escape.
How would you express "I don't think Tom will be allowed to do that today." in a different way?
I don't think that Tom will be allowed to do that today.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'I don't think Tom will be barefoot.'.
I don't think that Tom will be barefoot.
Reword the following statement: 'I don't think Tom will be fired, at least not this week.'.
I don't think that Tom will be fired, at least not this week.
In what other way could you say `I don't think Tom will be in Boston next spring.´?
I don't think that Tom will be in Boston next spring.
Please reword `I don't think Tom will be punctual.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom will be punctual.
Can you paraphrase `I don't think Tom will be tired.´ using different vocabulary?
I don't think that Tom will be tired.
Could you put ῎I don't think Tom will get the job, because he doesn't have enough experience.῏ into other words?
I don't think that Tom will get the job, because he doesn't have enough experience.
Please reword «I don't think Tom will like that.» so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that Tom will like that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I don't think Tom will tell anybody.῏.
I don't think Tom will tell anyone.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think Tom would be annoyed.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think that Tom would be annoyed.
Paraphrase "I don't think Tom would be stupid enough to do something like that."
I don't think that Tom would be stupid enough to do something like that.
Alter this text: «I don't think Tom would do this.» to convey the same message in a different way.
I don't think that Tom would do this.
Could you put ῎I don't think Tom would let you do that by yourself.῏ into other words?
I don't think that Tom would let you do that by yourself.
Try restating `I don't think Tom would mind showing you how to do that.´ in your own words.
I don't think that Tom would mind showing you how to do that.
Can you paraphrase «I don't think Tom would've let you do that.» using different vocabulary?
I don't think Tom would have let you do that.
Please reword «I don't think we can do it that soon.» so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that we can do it that soon.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I don't think we could do that even if we tried.”?
I don't think that we could do that even if we tried.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as “I don't think we'll be able to do that until the day after tomorrow.”.
I don't think that we'll be able to do that until the day after tomorrow.
Can you rephrase this sentence: “I don't think we'll need to ask Tom to help us do that.”?
I don't think that we'll need to ask Tom to help us do that.
Try restating `I don't think we're capable of doing that.´ in your own words.
I don't think that we're capable of doing that.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I don't think we should be talking about this.῏.
I don't think that we should be talking about this.
Try restating “I don't think we should go yet.” in your own words.
I don't think that we should go yet.
Reword the following statement: 'I don't think we should tell Tom that we're going to Boston.'.
I don't think that we should tell Tom that we're going to Boston.
Please reword “I don't think you and I can do that by ourselves.” so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that you and I can do that by ourselves.
Paraphrase `I don't think you'd understand it.´
I don't think that you'd understand it.
Can you rewrite next: 'I don't think you'll like that.'?
I don't think that you'll like that.
Try restating ῎I don't think you need to tell Tom what Mary wants to do.῏ in your own words.
I don't think that you need to tell Tom what Mary wants to do.
How would you express 'I don't think you ought to do that.' in a different way?
I don't think that you ought to do that.
Please reword “I don't think you're fit to be a teacher here.” so that it has a different meaning.
I don't think that you're fit to be a teacher here.
In what other way could you say 'I don't think your that Tom would approve.'?
I don't think your Tom would approve.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as "I don't think you should go there.".
I don't think that you should go there.
Can you paraphrase “I don't think you understand how important this is to me.” using different vocabulary?
I don't think that you understand how important this is to me.
Can you rewrite next: `I don't understand what they're saying, but I know they're speaking French.´?
I don't understand what they're saying, but I know that they're speaking French.
Try restating "I don't want this. Please give it to somebody else." in your own words.
I don't want this. Please give it to someone else.
In what other way could you say “I don't want Tom to know that Mary and I went on a date.”?
I don't want Tom to know Mary and I went on a date.
Could you put ῎I don't work on Sunday.῏ into other words?
I do not work on Sunday.
Please reword "I doubt if anyone has told Tom yet." so that it has a different meaning.
I doubt if anybody has told Tom yet.
In what other way could you say 'I doubt that it'll snow tomorrow.'?
I doubt it'll snow tomorrow.
Please reword ῎I doubt that Tom did that intentionally.῏ so that it has a different meaning.
I doubt Tom did that intentionally.
Try restating “I doubt that Tom is still awake.” in your own words.
I doubt Tom is still awake.
How would you express «I doubt that Tom needs to do that again.» in a different way?
I doubt Tom needs to do that again.
Could you put “I doubt that Tom really needs to do that today.” into other words?
I doubt Tom really needs to do that today.
Try restating 'I doubt that Tom will be arrested for doing that.' in your own words.
I doubt Tom will be arrested for doing that.
Can you rewrite next: 'I doubt that Tom will want to go to Boston with you.'?
I doubt Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
Could you put «I doubt that Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't been there.» into other words?
I doubt Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't been there.
How would you express "I doubt Tom is still in Australia." in a different way?
I doubt that Tom is still in Australia.
Paraphrase ῎I doubt Tom will be here tomorrow.῏
I doubt that Tom will be here tomorrow.
Paraphrase ῎I doubt Tom will visit Boston.῏
I doubt that Tom will visit Boston.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'I doubt very seriously that Tom will be arrested.'?
I doubt very seriously Tom will be arrested.
Alter this text: 'I doubt very seriously that Tom will be punctual.' to convey the same message in a different way.
I doubt very seriously Tom will be punctual.
Please reword 'I doubt very seriously Tom will be confused.' so that it has a different meaning.
I doubt very seriously that Tom will be confused.
Try restating 'I'd prefer it if you were a little more romantic.' in your own words.
I'd prefer if you were a little more romantic.
Please reword `I expect that everyone will do that tomorrow.´ so that it has a different meaning.
I expect everybody will do that tomorrow.
Please reword "I fell asleep on the couch." so that it has a different meaning.
I fell asleep on the sofa.
Can you rephrase this sentence: 'If I'd known, I would've told you.'?
If I'd known, I would have told you.
Could you put «I figured everyone was happy.» into other words?
I figured everybody was happy.
Try restating `I figured something like this was going to happen.´ in your own words.
I figured that something like this was going to happen.
How would you express `I figured Tom wouldn't be able to do that.´ in a different way?
I figured that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
Can you rephrase this sentence: ῎I figure it's about time we were going.῏?
I figure that it's about time we were going.
In what other way could you say “If I had seen Tom yesterday, I would've talked to him.”?
If I had seen Tom yesterday, I would have talked to him.
Can you rewrite next: 'If it were not for water, no creature could live.'?
Without water, no creature could live.
Alter this text: "I forgot that Tom didn't eat meat." to convey the same message in a different way.
I forgot Tom didn't eat meat.
Try restating `If Tom couldn't do that, probably no one else will be able to either.´ in your own words.
If Tom couldn't do that, probably nobody else will be able to either.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as 'If Tom hadn't done that, Mary would've.'.
If Tom hadn't done that, Mary would have.
How would you express `If we had done that, it would've been fun.´ in a different way?
If we had done that, it would have been fun.
Reword the following statement: 'If you'd been a little more patient, you would've succeeded.'.
If you'd been a little more patient, you would have succeeded.
Could you put "If you do that tomorrow, so will I." into other words?
If you do that tomorrow, I will, too.
Could you put "If you hadn't done it, someone else would have." into other words?
If you hadn't done it, someone else would've.
How would you express `If you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.´ in a different way?
I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine.
How would you express `I gave Tom a hug.´ in a different way?
I hugged Tom.
Alter this text: ῎I got out of there as fast as I could.῏ to convey the same message in a different way.
I got out of there as fast as I was able to.
Paraphrase ῎I guess I should've expected Tom to leave early.῏
I guess I should have expected Tom to leave early.
Please reword 'I guess Tom was right.' so that it has a different meaning.
I guess that Tom was right.
Reword the following statement: "I had my watch mended.".
I had my watch fixed.
How would you express "I had not gone a mile when it began to rain." in a different way?
I hadn't gone a mile when it began to rain.
Alter this text: “I have a lot of friends I want to visit in Australia.” to convey the same message in a different way.
I have a lot of friends that I want to visit in Australia.
Use different phrasing to convey the same idea as ῎I have a terrible headache!῏.
I have a terrible headache.