Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Neither of these things we literally never did.

Target: We literally have never done any of those things.


Source: Change to simpler wording: With the role of the mother played by Jane.

Target: And that was Jane playing the role of mother.


Source: Simplify this text: Did you notice anything unusual about him?

Target: Was there anything unusual about it that you noticed?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Why wouldn't I tell you if I knew something?

Target: If I did, why would I not tell you?


Source: Simplification: Continuing and reinforcing these support is essential.

Target: It is essential to continue and reinforce such support.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Sawatari, this time I'll keep our promise.

Target: Sawatari. I want to keep our promise this time.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It's been a very frustrating crusade so far.

Target: So far this had been a most frustrating journey.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: It's the end of my road, I'm afraid.

Target: This, I'm afraid, is the end of my journey.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You think this could've been an accident?

Target: Could it have been an accident, do you think?


Source: Use simpler wording: And until I find out, you're not going anywhere.

Target: And you will not go anywhere unless I find out.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You'il be almost invisible in his company.

Target: In his company you ought to be nearly invisible.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: The application was accompanied by the relevant supporting data.

Target: Appropriate supporting information was attached to the application.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You and your sister I must exclude from this.

Target: I can leave you and your sister out of it.


Source: Simplify this text: He had greying hair, a scar on his cheek.

Target: His hair was gray and there was a scar on his face.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I got caught drinking on the clock in Detroit.

Target: In Detroit, I was caught drinking out of season.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: At the time, nobody was sure of anything.

Target: No one was sure of anything at that time.


Source: Make the sentence simple: The last time I heard, he was in Texas.

Target: From what I hear, he went to Texas last time.


Source: Simplify this text: I understand this isn't easy to accept, Mrs. Dalton.

Target: Mrs. Dalton, I know this is difficult to accept.


Source: Make this simpler: The country's distinctive Arabic dialect is called Moroccan Arabic.

Target: The land is referred to as Morocca Arabic by a strong Arabic dialect.


Source: Simplify: It's a little disappointing for me as a father.

Target: For me, his father, it is a little disappointing.


Source: Make this text less complex: They've been hiding there all this time.

Target: All this time, they had been lurking down there.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: If you need, I can loan you a loan.

Target: I can lend you some if you need it.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: On the northern ridge we've lost touch with them.

Target: We lost contact with them on the north ridge.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: She feels nothing but fear and hatred for you.

Target: He has nothing for you but fear and hate.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: In the woods, somebody broke the circle yesterday.

Target: Someone broke our circle in the woods last night.


Source: Make this easier to understand: There's 3 dimensions of space all around us.

Target: All around us, there are three dimensions of space.


Source: Simplify this text: Besides, I'm sure there'll be plenty of clandestine services.

Target: Besides, there will be many secret services, I'm sure.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm starting to wonder about a few things myself.

Target: A few things are starting to interest me myself.


Source: Simplify: When the snow comes, you'll die of winter.

Target: You'll die of cold when it comes to snow.


Source: Simplify this text: You'd have done the same thing in my place.

Target: in my place you would do the same thing.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You'll fight those English Philistines, you'll be victorious.

Target: You will fight these English philistines, and you'll win.


Source: Use simpler wording: It's up to her and Dr. Rosenberg.

Target: That is for her and Dr. Rosenberg to decide.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: In Las Vegas, he'd make a fortune.

Target: He could have made a fortune in Las Vegas.


Source: Simplify this text: I haven't been this scared in my whole life.

Target: In all my life I have never been so afraid.


Source: Simplification: What's gotten us into this position is sexual proclivities.

Target: Sexual proclivity is what put us in this position.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Well,if you're not sure,you don't have to do it.

Target: Well, you don't have to if you're not sure.


Source: Make the sentence simple: She'll kill me in a matter of weeks.

Target: Within a matter of weeks, it will kill me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: And I'm grateful and glad for that.

Target: And for that I am both grateful and happy.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: They've never seen their eagles quite like this before.

Target: They had not before seen their eagles this way.


Source: Use simpler wording: We'll have to make some changes, of course.

Target: Of course some changes will have to be made.


Source: Simplify this text: It's the right thing to let me go.

Target: Letting me go is the right thing to do.


Source: Make this text less complex: I wanted to prepare myself thoroughly for this event.

Target: For this event I wanted to be fully prepared.


Source: Simplify: I can really say you're sorry this time.

Target: This time, I can tell you really are sorry.


Source: Make this simpler: For over 5,000 years the Jews were persecuted.

Target: Well, Jews have been persecuted for over 5000 years.


Source: Make this text less complex: We'll hit the beach once a month.

Target: Once a month, we get out to the beach.


Source: Simplification: I borrowed that from work about fifteen years ago.

Target: About 15 years ago, I brought it from work.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Wow, here's a list of my regulations.

Target: My Lords, this is a list of our commands.


Source: Simplify: It's the pirate lord of Singapore, you're Shao Feng.

Target: You are Sao Feng, the pirate lord of Singapore.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Ken's done two things over the last four years.

Target: And in four years, Ken has done two things.


Source: Simplify this text: Your name's out there from this morning.

Target: As from this morning, your name is out there.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You're two years older than you think you are.

Target: You are 2 years older than you know.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Time isn't on our side in this struggle.

Target: In this fight, time is not on our side.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'll go with you to Locke's camp.

Target: So I will go to Locke's camp with you.


Source: Make this easier to understand: There's a Vulcan ship less than two days away.

Target: Less than 2 days out of here is a Vulcan ship.


Source: Simplification: You should've said it out louder, then.

Target: I did! Then you should have said it louder.


Source: Use simpler wording: It would've been here 10 years ago.

Target: Ten years ago it would have been here already.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I need to know who I'm working for here.

Target: Need to know for whom I work now.


Source: Simplify this text: It will include, for the moment, Iran and Iraq.

Target: At this point, Iran and Iraq will be part of it.


Source: Change to simpler wording: If you need me,I'll be in the hallway.

Target: I'll be in the hall if you need me.


Source: Make the sentence simple: That's the first time she did it.

Target: It was the first time she had done so.


Source: Make this easier to understand: The Commission shall publish the references of such standards.

Target: References to those standards shall be published by the Commission.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We'll probably have to declare him dead soon.

Target: Soon, we might have to classify him as dead.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You see, Woody, that's why nobody loves you.

Target: See, Woody, this is why no one likes you.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I suppose they'll whip us straight back to Earth.

Target: They will send us right back to Earth now, I suppose.


Source: Simplify: In a fight for survival there are no rules.

Target: There are no rules when fighting for life.


Source: Make this easier to understand: It's a private mud spring, I suppose.

Target: I assume that this is a private mud spring?


Source: Simplification: When I go back I'll give it to him.

Target: You will give it to him when I return.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: They have the black veins, but don't seem sick.

Target: Their veins are black, but they do not look sick.


Source: Change to simpler wording: But they're like babies in matters of the heart.

Target: In matters of the heart, they are like children.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You've satisfyed hundreds of clients, don't you think?

Target: Would you say that you've satisfied hundreds of clients?


Source: Simplify the sentence: Don't talk to me like that, young lady.

Target: Young lady, do not Speak to me like that.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I can't invite her into my house, of course.

Target: Of course, I cannot invite her to my home.


Source: Simplify this sentence: The following section describes the derivation of these values.

Target: The calculation of these values is described in the next section.


Source: Simplify this sentence: It wasn't like any of them had to be.

Target: Not that it had to be one of them.


Source: Simplify this text: That's why I asked a special guest this week.

Target: So this week I have invited a special guest.


Source: Simplify this text: And for every purchase you make, you'll earn points.

Target: And you get points for every purchase you do.


Source: Simplify the sentence: It's sacred for the milk it provides.

Target: It is sacred because of the milk it brings.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: "He's correct," the one with the scar said.

Target: He is right, said the man with the scar.


Source: Simplify this text: Three years ago,I really knew your father.

Target: I really did know your father three years ago.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Somewhat of a friendship developed between Ptang and myself.

Target: Something had developed between Ptang and me, similar to friendship.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: How long it takes, it's up to you.

Target: It's up to you how long we do this.


Source: Make this text less complex: It's already too late if you're going to leave.

Target: If you want to leave, it's too late now.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's Dan Drummel, I swear to God.

Target: I swear to God, man, that is Dan Drummel.


Source: Simplification: You know, if I hadn't seen what I've seen,

Target: If I didn't see what I saw, you know.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There's still a lot we don't know about her.

Target: There is still much about her that we do not know.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Maybe it's diplomacy, but it smells, she thought.

Target: That might be diplomacy, she thought, but it stinks.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're good at selling yourself, thanks to Dr. Bettelheim.

Target: Thanks to Dr. Bettelheim you can sell yourself better.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Now only Dennis remained of the fifteen men.

Target: Now, of those fifteen men, only Dennis was left.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: How's the old man, by the way?

Target: How is he, by the way, the old man?


Source: Use simpler wording: When he died, you must've been really sad.

Target: You must have been very sad when it died.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Mr. Vandenbosch wasn't in school the next morning.

Target: The next day, Mr. Vandenbosch was not in school.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There's his family's blood in those bones.

Target: In those bones is the blood of his family.


Source: Make this text less complex: If the ZPM is anywhere, it'll be in there.

Target: If there is a zpm here somewhere, Then it will be there.


Source: Simplify this sentence: The Monks are still listening to it, he said.

Target: In it, he claims that monks still listen to it.


Source: Use simpler wording: That day, nobody committed suicide on Wall Street.

Target: There were no suicides on Wall Street that day.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'll kill you if you hurt these kids.

Target: If you hurt those children, I will kill you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Your interest in the waters, at least, was real.

Target: Well, at least your interest in water was genuine.


Source: Simplification: In case you're surprised, it's my car.

Target: This is my car, in case you were wondering.


Source: Make this simpler: It's difficult to enthusiasm your daughter, Ruth.

Target: Your daughter is far too difficult to impress, Ruth.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm on the other line with a different buyer.

Target: I have another buyer on the other line.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We're working in three shifts at Krog's factory now.

Target: At Krog factory we now work for three shifts.


Source: Simplify the sentence: The measure is sufficient for the moment.

Target: For the time being, these arrangements have been sufficient.


Source: Change to simpler wording: After the great rain, as usual, splendid weather followed.

Target: Beautiful weather had come after the big rain, as it usually is.


Source: Make this easier to understand: If you're saying something worth listening to, I'm listening to you.

Target: When you say something worth listening to I listen.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I will be by the time you say it.

Target: Before you say this, I already will be.


Source: Use simpler wording: Only teeth could destroy him, they discovered.

Target: They found that only their teeth could damage it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I'm embarrassed you saw me that way.

Target: I am ashamed that you saw me like that.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Then in 3 days, you'll be presenting your findings.

Target: You will then present your findings in three days.


Source: Simplify: There's a little triangular screen on my left.

Target: To my left there is a small triangular screen.


Source: Use simpler wording: We're all trying to protect our children, you know.

Target: You know, we all try to protect our kids.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: There's a perfectly rational medical explanation for that.

Target: For which there is a perfectly reasonable medical explanation.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You'll never be safe as long as I'm alive.

Target: Because as long as I live, you won't be safe.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're under my command during the selection processes!

Target: During the selection process, you are under my command!


Source: Make this easier to understand: I won't forgive you till I die.

Target: Even until I die, I will not forgive you.


Source: Simplify this text: Okay, before you take the shot, I want seven passes.

Target: All right, I want seven passes before you shoot.


Source: Simplification: I can't give that information out without written approval.

Target: Without written consent, I cannot give you that information.


Source: Simplify: Nobody's claimed responsibility for the attack yet.

Target: No one yet has claimed responsibility for the attack.


Source: Make this text less complex: Honey,if you're toothless,you can't be a shark.

Target: Honey, you can't be a shark if you're toothless.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Thought you'd come over too easily on my side.

Target: I thought you came to my side too easily.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You'll see her when she's ready to see you.

Target: You will see it when she is ready for it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: You'll help me with that, won't you?

Target: You going to help me with this or not?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You've never wanted Spock's body to leave.

Target: You know you never intended to leave Spock's body.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Since my birth, I've slept more than 10,000 times.

Target: I have slept more than ten thousand times in my life.


Source: Make this easier to understand: If I'm not back by dawn, you'il be shot.

Target: You will be shot if I am not back before dawn.


Source: Make this easier to understand: When I reach the city, I'll contact Dr. Sealove.

Target: I'll contact Dr. Sealov when I get to town.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: What's that on your dad's foot, Ms. Shayne?

Target: Ms. Shayne, what is that on your father's leg?


Source: Make this text less complex: I'll check in every five minutes, Mr. Decker.

Target: Mr. Decker, I will contact you every five minutes.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Here, too, the preceding remarks on Technology Platforms apply.

Target: The previous comments on technological platforms also apply here.


Source: Simplify this text: We've been fighting for our lives ever since.

Target: Since then we have been fiighting for our lives.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We'll slip you through with our cloaking device.

Target: With our cloaking devices, we can slip by you.


Source: Simplify the sentence: The clinic may have pills for it.

Target: They might have pills for it, at that clinic.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: That's the mystery that Ba'al was murdered for.

Target: This is the secret for which Ba'al was murdered.


Source: Simplify: The thought of such efficient enclosure was almost pleasant.

Target: It was almost pleasant to think of such an effective hiding place.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You'll be sharing a room in this house!

Target: In this house, you get to share a room!


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Until noon tomorrow, I won't worry about you.

Target: I will not worry about you until lunchtime tomorrow.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I got nowhere else to go, after all.

Target: After all, I have no place else to go.


Source: Simplify this text: I'll cure my body first with your help.

Target: First, with your help, I will heal my flesh.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'd have to check the inks to be sure.

Target: To be certain, I need to check the ink.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: When we drank tea, she drank wine.

Target: She was drinking wine while we were drinking tea.


Source: Simplify this text: I've been wanting to be a princess all my life.

Target: My whole life, I wanted to be a princess.


Source: Make this easier to understand: There's just one thing I want you to do.

Target: I only want one thing from you.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: It's something to do with freedom,I think.

Target: I think it has something to do with freedom.


Source: Make this simpler: I can go if you'd like me gone.

Target: If you want me to leave, I can go.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: We'll all head home sooner or later.

Target: Sooner or later, we all have to head home.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: A new voice entered the conversation, from the right this time.

Target: Another voice broke in, this time from the right.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You have to introduce me once we're there.

Target: When we get there, you got to introduce me.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: And you were gonna be at the hospital tomorrow morning, studying.

Target: And tomorrow morning, you should be in hospital, teaching.


Source: Simplification: It's up to you what you make of it.

Target: What you do with him is up to you.


Source: Make this simpler: When you get back, maybe I won't be here.

Target: I may not be here when you come back.


Source: Make this simpler: That's got nothing to do with it.

Target: It has nothing to do with that at all.


Source: Use simpler wording: I can go into people's heads when they're sleeping.

Target: When people are sleeping, I can see into their heads.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Until the body's found, you don't touch a thing.

Target: You don't touch anything until there is a body.


Source: Use simpler wording: You know what you're watching, Mr. Tariii?

Target: Mr. Tariiji, do you know what you're looking at?


Source: Simplify the sentence: Before I met you, I'd given up on everything.

Target: I gave up everything before I met you.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: But I'd like to know a few other things.

Target: There are few other things I need to know.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I wouldn't go any further if I were you.

Target: If I were you, I would have gone no further.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Now, is that how you want this to end?

Target: You want it to end like that?


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I went into the harbor that day.

Target: On that day, I went down to the port.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Here's a check for $50,000 for Thomas Dunson

Target: This is a check to Thomas Dunson for $50,000.


Source: Use simpler wording: It was hard to stay there at the sight of them.

Target: Looking at them made it difficult to stay there.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: You'll thank me for this, I'm sure about that!

Target: For that you will thank me, I'm sure of it!


Source: Simplification: Since I have a manager, I don't wear a wallet.

Target: I don't carry money because I have a manager.


Source: Make this simpler: I've been carrying something you bought me every day.

Target: Every day I wear something you bought for me.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Cesare, there's something we should talk about.

Target: Cesar, we need to talk to you about something.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You will answer this question yourself in the morning.

Target: Tomorrow morning, you can answer that question for yourself.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You'll be dead men by noon tonight!

Target: By noon this day you will be dead men.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Only, he reminded himself, he didn't believe them.

Target: But he did not believe them, he reminded himself.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Since you've been home you're a totally different person.

Target: You've been a completely different person since you got back.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: They'll come up, if I don't come down.

Target: If I don't go down, they will come up.


Source: Use simpler wording: Sooner or later we'll have to deal with this.

Target: Well, we have to address it sooner or later.


Source: Simplify this text: But if you'd like to,you can talk to Vince.

Target: You can talk to Vince if you want to.


Source: Simplify the sentence: They say he's alive, but his eyes was closed.

Target: He was said to be alive, but his eyes had been shut.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: She's survived all this time outside the ghetto.

Target: She has passed outside the ghetto all this time.


Source: Simplify this text: The human life we know could end there.

Target: That can end human life as we know it.


Source: Simplify this text: The world they made took my breath away.

Target: It took my breath away, this world they created.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You saw, and didn't see, after the transplant.

Target: After the transplant, you could see, But not see.


Source: Simplification: And I'm with my family after dinner.

Target: And after dinner I spend time with my family.


Source: Make the sentence simple: My name's Dr. Phillips, by the way.

Target: By the way, my name is not Mr Phillips.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I ain't your doctor, I'm a physician.

Target: I'm not your doctor, but I am a doctor.


Source: Use simpler wording: In a week we'd own this town.

Target: We would have owned this city in a week.


Source: Simplify: The next Thursday I went into Milford as usual.

Target: I drove to Milford again next Thursday, just like usual.


Source: Make the sentence simple: He's a very valuable microfilm in possession.

Target: He has in his possession a very valuable microfilm.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Americans consume the most meat per capita, after Luxembourgers.

Target: The most meat per person is consumed by Luxembourgers, and immediately thereafter by Americans.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I've never dealn directly with Lamar, of course.

Target: Of course I never really dealt with Lamar directly.


Source: Simplification: For what man am I preparing this?

Target: What kind of person will I make this for?


Source: Make this simpler: It's exactly what she wanted this entire time.

Target: This is exactly what she has wanted all along.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I feared death for the first time.

Target: For the first time, I was afraid of death.


Source: Make this text less complex: She's visited four other doctors in the past year.

Target: In the last year, she went to four other doctors.


Source: Simplify: This contest, Mr. Jane, is an affirmation of life.

Target: This competition is life confirmation, Mr. Jane.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: How to take MIRAPEXIN before you use MIRAPEXIN

Target: What you need to know before you take MIRAPEXIN


Source: Simplify this text: With a stance like that, you'll never find anyone.

Target: You're never going to find anyone with that attitude.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: She's Annie Kim, and she ain't bad.

Target: Her name is Annie Kim, and she's not evil.


Source: Make the sentence simple: What they know is what I'm allowed to tell.

Target: I am permitted to say what they know.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Actually it's no book, it's a game.

Target: It is not really a book, it's a play.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Successful examples of working partnership already exist.

Target: There are already successful examples of partnership at work.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I tried to fight it the whole time.

Target: All this time, I was trying to fight it.


Source: Make this simpler: There's nothing I wouldn't do for you.

Target: For you, there is nothing I would not do.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Last night,I found you in the street,remember?

Target: I found you on the street last night, remember?


Source: Simplification: Heihachi grows stronger whenever Jin and Kazuya converge.

Target: Whenever Jin and Kazuya meet, Heihachi turns up too.


Source: Simplify: After all I've done for you, you betray me?

Target: You betrayed me? After all I had to do for you?


Source: Simplify this text: After drowning Jenny, you poured salt onto the candles.

Target: You put salt in the candles after you drowned Jenny.


Source: Simplify the sentence: In order to feel miserable, you must be alive.

Target: Well, you have to be alive to feel sick.


Source: Simplify this text: As you know, master's of an advanced age.

Target: The master is of advanced years, as you know.


Source: Make the sentence simple: The deal Laurel won you, it's good.

Target: That is a good deal that Laurel got you.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: The last few days she's been acting weird.

Target: She had been acting strangely these last few days.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Since that night,I haven't seen your father.

Target: I have not seen your father since that night


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: He's written his first novel in his leisure time,

Target: In his spare time he wrote his first novel,


Source: Simplify this paragraph: No, it's really over with Owen this time.

Target: No, this time, Owen and I are really over.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: So in Scipio, Japan's currency started circulating.

Target: So Japanese currency had started to circulate in Scipio.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: It wasn't a pleasant noise, despite her smile.

Target: Despite her smile, it was not a pleasant sound.


Source: Simplify: I've never been so bored in my whole life.

Target: I have never, in my life, become so bored.


Source: Simplify this text: Because the way you look is how I feel.

Target: Because I feel what you look like.


Source: Simplification: Uniformity, but not uniformity, must be ensured.

Target: There is a need for consistency, but not uniformity.


Source: Change to simpler wording: For me, it's a lot of money.

Target: It means a great deal of money to me.


Source: Simplification: It's not a good time for me right now.

Target: Now is not the time for me.


Source: Change to simpler wording: A further reason for needing change is energy security.

Target: Energy security is another reason to change.


Source: Make this text less complex: In my dream it wasn't as beautiful as this.

Target: Well, it was not more beautiful in my dream than it is right now.


Source: Make this simpler: We're in this thing together, Alex, you and me.

Target: You and I are in this together, Alex.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm the first Jedi you've ever met, aren't I?

Target: I am the very earliest Jedi that you've ever met, are I not?


Source: Simplification: Is it detectable that someone's watching you?

Target: Can you feel it when someone is watching you?


Source: Simplification: If you want to, take a look.

Target: You can look at it if you want to.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm sure I can protect one small time dictator.

Target: I am certain there is one little dictator I can protect.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I've had good military reasons for what I've done.

Target: I did what I did for good military reasons.


Source: Make this text less complex: It was fun, we talked, so it happened.

Target: We had fun, we talked and that was it.


Source: Simplify this text: But we can't turn to anyone else.

Target: But there is no one else to turn to.


Source: Use simpler wording: Got Thorne Jamison and The Needles's tickets.

Target: I have tickets to Thorne Jamison and the Needles.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I'll always be Mrs. Hodgein this house.

Target: In this house, I will always be mrs. Hodge.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: You'll get a reason to return at least.

Target: At least you have a reason to come back.


Source: Simplify: So next Sunday we'll read twice as many chapters.

Target: We can read twice as much next Sunday, then.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'm stuck about something between Aceveda and Claudette.

Target: I got stuck between Claudette and Aceveda on something.


Source: Simplification: And every day right after school, you're coming home.

Target: And you come home immediately after school every day.


Source: Simplify this text: How to use Kinzalmono Before you use kinzalmono

Target: What you need to know before you take Kinzalmono


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: in what world could you have ever beaten me?

Target: What world would you be able to defeat me in?


Source: Simplify the sentence: We'll see if your trust is justified.

Target: We shall see if your faith is well founded.


Source: Simplify the sentence: There was awe and admiration in the man's eyes.

Target: In his eyes, there was new respect and admiration.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'm the son of his, and I'm coming inside.

Target: I am his son, and I'm going in there.


Source: Simplify this text: It's a gift from the gods, they say.

Target: They say it is a gift of the gods.


Source: Use simpler wording: There's 9% unemployment in our county alone.

Target: In our district alone, we have nine percent unemployment.


Source: Make the sentence simple: It's been my own special secret for months now.

Target: For months, this has been my special secret.


Source: Simplification: A higher priority should be accorded to Better Regulation.

Target: Better lawmaking needs to be given higher priority.


Source: Use simpler wording: And it makes sense in your head?

Target: And in your head that makes sense to you?


Source: Simplify the sentence: Then the guy came at the door, of course.

Target: Then, of course, that man came to the door.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: It's the only suitable method under the circumstances.

Target: Under the circumstances this is the only proper method.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm sorry I criticized you two so much.

Target: I am so sorry that I criticized you guys.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: There's no place for shame in my heart.

Target: There is no room in my heart for shame.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Anyway, it's time she started to read the Bible.

Target: It was time for her to start reading the Bible anyway.


Source: Simplify the sentence: And all these years, you've been lying to me.

Target: And we lied to me all those years.


Source: Change to simpler wording: We're making some nice progress on the financial front.

Target: On the financial front, we make some pretty good progress.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Ifyou want to stay alive, I'll get you out.

Target: I'll get you out of here if you want to live.


Source: Simplify this text: If Tommy wanted to, he'd tell you.

Target: Tommy would have told you if he wanted to.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I had a terrible dream in that uneasy sleep.

Target: In this second sleep I had this terrible dream.


Source: Make this simpler: You'll stay here with me till then.

Target: Until then, you will stay right here with me.


Source: Simplify this text: For you, it's a question of money.

Target: It may be a matter of money to you.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Of course they wouldn't do anything of the sort.

Target: They would do no such thing, of course.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's always a way, where there's love.

Target: Where there is love, there is always a way.


Source: Simplify the sentence: This would make food more affordable for the poor.

Target: Food for poor people would then be more available.


Source: Simplify this text: Either way, you'll be spending the night with me.

Target: You will spend the night with me, one way or another.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You're paying me to do your taxes for you.

Target: You pay me to make your taxes.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I've never seen Griffith this dejected before.

Target: Before then, I had never seen Griffith so depressed.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: For her, it's just another argument she'll remember.

Target: It's just one more fight for her to remember.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: After all, there aren't many of them.

Target: There are not very many of them, after all.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We were down 5 seconds after the hit.

Target: Five seconds after it locked on, we were down.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: That's how long we depend on each other.

Target: We have depended on each other for so long.


Source: Use simpler wording: For continuation of your treatment please consult your doctor.

Target: Please contact your doctor to continue your treatment.


Source: Simplification: Today, Miss Ellen Lubar is among us.

Target: We have with us this evening Miss Ellen Lubar.


Source: Simplify: Ransom played a cruel comedy, of course.

Target: Of course Ransom had played out her cruel game.


Source: Simplify: You know, he wants to know if you're dating anyone.

Target: He wanted to know if you were seeing anybody.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: We're just sticking to a coffee buzz these days.

Target: These days we're just out for coffee.


Source: Simplification: I'm going on a business trip to the Caribbean.

Target: I am traveling to the Caribbean on business.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Unlike the Bohumin ironworks, however, the dismissals gradually.

Target: However, they did so gradually, unlike the Bohumín ironworks.


Source: Use simpler wording: Efficiency requirements will be introduced for these car components.

Target: For these parts performance requirements will be introduced.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'm glad I have you here to watch, chief.

Target: Glad to be here to watch you, Commander.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I hadn't thought of her once in eight days.

Target: In eight days I did not think about her once.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Slowly her eyes focused and she burst into tears.

Target: She slowly focused her vision and began to cry.


Source: Simplify this text: Our men return during the first rains.

Target: With the first rains, our men will be back.


Source: Make this easier to understand: 'Cause you had a lot of them when we met.

Target: Because when we met, you had plenty of it.


Source: Simplify this text: The important principle of Permaculture is evident here.

Target: Here we can see an important principle of permaculture.


Source: Make this text less complex: Magistrate Lee lost his mind after the event.

Target: After that event, Magistrate Lee was out of mind.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: This moment I've only pictured in my dreams.

Target: Only in my dreams have I imagined this moment.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Hakiem silently cursed Monkel for his secretiveness.

Target: In his head, Hakiem damned Monkel for his secrecy.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Ellen, we've got plenty of wild turkey this year.

Target: Ellen, this year there are lots of wild turkeys.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I'm sure you'll always go back to that house.

Target: You will always return to that house, I'm sure.


Source: Simplify this text: The other packages covered the floor and the bed.

Target: The floor and bed were covered with more parcels.


Source: Use simpler wording: You wouldn't have believed me if I'd told you.

Target: If I told you, you would never believe me.


Source: Simplify: If you're hearing, I know you want to attack.

Target: If you can hear me, I know you're coming.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: And after all, maybe you're not that smart.

Target: And maybe you are not so smart after all.


Source: Simplify this text: It's a beautiful dry warmth in Orinda.

Target: In Orinda, we have all this beautiful dry sunshine.


Source: Use simpler wording: What's that? 15 broadcasts this afternoon. What?

Target: What do you got? Fifteen broadcasts this afternoon. What?


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You ever been to the flat, Mr. Goodman?

Target: Mr. Goodman, have you ever been to my apartment?


Source: Simplification: Because of your promise, I've been waiting for you.

Target: I was expecting you because of your promise.


Source: Simplify this text: We will create our shining future on that ground.

Target: And on it, we will build our bright future.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: We've no way to stop them without weapons.

Target: Without weapons, we have no way of stopping them.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'll give you the money in a few days.

Target: In a couple of days I will give you the funds.


Source: Simplification: It sounds even cooler when somebody else says it.

Target: If someone else says it, it sounds even better!


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: They've taken over the dance floor when you left.

Target: After you left, they took over that dance floor.


Source: Make the sentence simple: At least I want to know where you're staying.

Target: I want to at least see where you live.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: It's so insane to talk about it.

Target: It is so crazy to be talking about this.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: In D.C., I can keep an eye on him.

Target: I can look out for him in D.C.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: A friend left Princess Morgiana at my place.

Target: Princess Morgiana was left to me by my friend.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I've managed to handle him until today.

Target: Until this morning I've been able to control him.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're not an opera singer to me yet.

Target: For me, you are not yet an opera singer.


Source: Simplify the sentence: During the last one, you almost broke my arm.

Target: You almost broke my hand on that last one.


Source: Simplify this text: Actually, there's something I wanted to ask.

Target: In fact, I was going to ask you something.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: In the 80s, they recovered most of the money.

Target: Most of the money had come back to them in the 1980s.


Source: Simplify this sentence: And unfortunately, the treatment for both is extremely dangerous.

Target: And in both, treatment is unfortunately very risky.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You've got your father's pretty blue eyes, I see.

Target: I see you have your father's beautiful blue eyes.


Source: Simplification: Was Jim Ghort the only one you spoke to?

Target: Did you only talk to Jim Ghort?


Source: Use simpler wording: He's not the man that I thought he was.

Target: He is not the man I believed him to be.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: If you try hard, I'll do anything for you.

Target: I will do anything for you if you keep trying.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: If she's still alive, she'd be at your age.

Target: She must have been your age if she is still alive.


Source: Make this text less complex: It wasn't supposed to end right now, after all.

Target: After all, it was not to end just now.


Source: Simplify this text: We've got to join together to figure it out.

Target: To figure this out, we need to work together.


Source: Make this simpler: There's no cameras inside or outside of the building.

Target: Inside and out in the building, there are no cameras.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I start surgery tomorrow at the hospital.

Target: So, I go to the hospital tomorrow for surgery.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I know it's late, but I saw y'all coming.

Target: I saw you come in, I know it's late.


Source: Make this easier to understand: We'il stand up and fight this time.

Target: This time we will stand our ground and fight.


Source: Make this simpler: You'll see us when you're ready to see us.

Target: When you are ready to see us, you shall.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: He's better than I thought he was.

Target: He is better than I believed him to be.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I've already received from your father all I needed.

Target: I already have everything I need from your father.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm bigger, stronger, and faster than you!

Target: Compared to you, I am bigger, stronger, and faster!


Source: Simplify this sentence: When he comes, don't stand next to me.

Target: Not be standing next to me when he comes.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Closed doors to the left, right, and straight ahead.

Target: To his left, to his right and directly in front of him, a closed door.


Source: Simplify this sentence: When you're above it, it's actually fascinating, Rachel.

Target: Fascinating, actually, if one can rise above it, Rachel.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: We've never been this close in 200 years.

Target: For 200 years, we have never come this close.


Source: Make this simpler: Between the two forecasting exercises the data remains unchanged.

Target: The data does not change between those two forecasts.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: They don't know he's the enemy yet.

Target: He does not yet know she is the enemy.


Source: Make this simpler: If you don't laugh, you'il never see it again.

Target: You're not going to see it again if you do not laugh.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'll still be here if you're ready.

Target: When you are ready, I will still be here.


Source: Make this text less complex: We'll be entering the wormhole in approximately seven minutes.

Target: Approximately seven minutes from now we are going to enter the wormhole.


Source: Simplify: I'm very intrigued, and this soup's delicious, isn't it?

Target: It fascinates me very much and this soup is delicious, doesn't it?


Source: Simplify: You've spent all afternoon playing with your phone.

Target: You have been playing with your phone all afternoon.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: The group was composed of Jones and three friends.

Target: Jones and three friends made up that group.


Source: Make this simpler: Without him, there wasn't anything strange about this place.

Target: There was nothing special about this place without him.


Source: Make this text less complex: He'd stick a plank to the window every morning.

Target: Every morning he nailed a board to the window.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: And he's been with Audrey most of the time.

Target: And he spent most of his time with Audrey.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You're not doing too well, my dear Patiacus.

Target: My dear Patiacus, you are not doing very well.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I could get along without women if I had to.

Target: If I have to, I can do without women.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It wasn't ready just for me, right?

Target: That wasn't all set up for me, was it?


Source: Simplify this sentence: We've dismantled over 10,000 nuclear weapons from 1995 onwards.

Target: Since 1995, we have dismantled over 10,000 nuclear devices.


Source: Make the sentence simple: You're from the same area, he told me.

Target: He told me you are from the same place.


Source: Simplify the sentence: What will Mr. Cosby thinkif you don't go back?

Target: If you do not return, what will Mr Cosby think?


Source: Make this simpler: I've been waiting for this moment my entire life.

Target: I have waited my whole life for this moment.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'm recently divorced, now I'm available again.

Target: I divorced recently and now I'm back out there.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You've been protecting them from me the whole time.

Target: All this time, you were protecting them from me.


Source: Simplify: I'd like to see what it's like.

Target: I would love to know what that feels like.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Nobody leaves until we figure out who he is.

Target: No one is leaving until we find out who.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Let me ask you a few questions.

Target: I have a couple of questions to ask you.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've been plotting Kholstomer for a long time.

Target: For a long time, I have Been planning kholstomer.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: For you, giving up music was easy.

Target: It was easy for you to give up music.


Source: Make this simpler: Products already in warehouses and shops may be recalled.

Target: It may also be necessary to download products already in stores and stores.


Source: Make this easier to understand: And you're a part of that, I believe.

Target: And I believe you are a part of it.


Source: Simplify this text: He dared not address her for the sake of the child.

Target: Because of this child, he dared not approach her.


Source: Simplify: If I'd asked first, would it be okay?

Target: Would it have been okay if I asked first?


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You can come back tomorrow, though, if you like.

Target: But if you want, you can come tomorrow.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'd hate myself, too, if I were you.

Target: If I was you, I would hate me too.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll be dead men by noon today.

Target: By noon this day you will be dead men.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Ensuring public support for enlargement is crucial.

Target: It is essential to ensure public support for enlargement.


Source: Make this simpler: They'll ask the Emissary about his town tomorrow.

Target: Tomorrow they will ask the envoy about his city.


Source: Use simpler wording: They're full of plans and action right now.

Target: Right now, they are full of planning and action.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: For the first six months, I'd been incredibly lonely.

Target: I was incredibly alone for the first six months.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Regardless of your intent. A matter of perception now.

Target: No matter what you intended, this is now the question of perception.


Source: Make this text less complex: There is no other path for ending this story.

Target: To end this story, there is no other way.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: These were transmitted to the Mossad first of all.

Target: First of all, they made them available to Mossad.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Don't say you're innocent without evil intentions towards me.

Target: Do not tell me you are innocent without evil intentions to me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You must admire his idealism, on the one hand.

Target: On some level you have to admire his idealism.


Source: Simplify this sentence: If I need it one day, I'll do it.

Target: If one day I need to, I will go.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Perhaps man might find the planet uninhabitable without spiders.

Target: Without spiders, this planet would be uninhabitable to man.


Source: Simplification: It's a mystery for the proponents of the euro.

Target: To advocates of the Euro, this is a mystery.


Source: Use simpler wording: He saw straight from here to his room.

Target: He could see right into his room from here.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It's definitely not safe what we do here.

Target: Listen, what we are doing here is not safe.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I've decided to make a jazz bar next time.

Target: I decided next time it would be a jazz bar.


Source: Make this text less complex: I've been a strict vegetarian now for eight years.

Target: For 8 years I have been a strict vegetarian.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: She'll get us the money once we have Sasha.

Target: Once we have Sasha back, he will get money.


Source: Simplify the sentence: In here, there's a very important meaning to life.

Target: The meaning of life is very important in this.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: We're looking at the photograph again, asking:

Target: Again we look at the photograph, and ask ourselves,


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: The paper in the normalised A4 format is used.

Target: The paper to be used is standard A4 format.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Each geographic Directorate receives the results of the exercise.

Target: The results of this activity will be received by each Directorate with geographical scope.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm the rightful proprietor of the cyborg now.

Target: I now am the legal owner of that cyborg.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's a certain shortage of dignity there.

Target: There is a certain lack of dignity in it.


Source: Simplification: I think your friend's putting herself in danger.

Target: Your friend is exposing herself to danger, I think.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Don't worry about what you just heard.

Target: What you just heard is nothing to worry about.


Source: Simplify: What's happening to the trade balance now?

Target: So now what is the trade balance going on?


Source: Simplification: In my day I've seduced several thousand women.

Target: I have seduced several thousand women in my time.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: They're made for each other, I think.

Target: I think that they were made for each other.


Source: Simplify this text: And now my rowing style is a subject of considerable admiration.

Target: My style of rowing is very much admired now.


Source: Make this simpler: It'll be better once we get to Monterey.

Target: When we get to Monterey, things will be better.


Source: Make this text less complex: To attack, you must be strong like a tree.

Target: You have to be strong as trees to attack.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I've heard so little from Mr. Burns.

Target: Mr. Burns has told me so little about you.


Source: Simplify this text: Water's more an illusion than a reality here.

Target: Here, water is more often a mirage than reality.


Source: Simplify this text: When it moves downward, the lungs inflate with air.

Target: The lungs fill with air as it moves down.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Now you're ready to tell me what's happening?

Target: You want to tell me what's going on now?


Source: Simplify this sentence: No specific requirements for disposal exist for the capsules.

Target: For capsules there are no special requirements for disposal.


Source: Make this text less complex: You can't be blamed for feelings beyond your control.

Target: No one can blame you for feelings that can't be contained.


Source: Simplify: We've already crossed lines of conduct in this room.

Target: In this room we have already exceeded our limit of leadership.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: And I've got Stephie here, you know.

Target: And you know what? I do have Stephie here.


Source: Change to simpler wording: When he took it down, where's Charlotte's jet?

Target: Where was Charlotte's plane when he took her down?


Source: Simplify this sentence: On Geap Manor, there'll never be a bride again.

Target: There will never be another bride at Geap Manor.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I didn't learn much about religion during my studies.

Target: In my training, I never learned much about religion.


Source: Make this simpler: Now it's time I made my move.

Target: It's time for me to make my move now.


Source: Make this text less complex: You'il be in a kitchen together tomorrow night.

Target: Tomorrow night, you will be in one kitchen together.


Source: Simplify this sentence: That day I passed the piano exam.

Target: I had just passed my piano exam that day.


Source: Simplification: It's an easy decision based on today's service.

Target: Based on tonight's service, we have an easy decision.


Source: Simplification: Further steps must be taken in such cases.

Target: In these cases, additional steps have to be taken.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Over the years, I've learned a few tricks.

Target: You pick up a few tricks over the years.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Since you've been gone, there's been a few changes.

Target: There have been some changes since you've been gone.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: But my house was deserted by the time I got back.

Target: But when I got home, my house was empty.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: The days after tomorrow, we'll talk about this episode.

Target: We will discuss this episode the day after tomorrow.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Isn't it your anniversary in a couple of weeks?

Target: In a few weeks is it not your anniversary?


Source: Use simpler wording: I've slept with so many Elizabeths over the years.

Target: Over the years I have slept with a lot of Elizabeth.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Next week I'm hacking into the Pentagon.

Target: I was planning to hit the pentagon next week.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: It's in your eyes that I see.

Target: I can see it right there in your eyes.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I've lived undercover for over a century.

Target: For over a century, I have lived in secret


Source: Make this easier to understand: Therefore, a shared competence hypothesis must be assumed.

Target: It must therefore be assumed that competence is shared.


Source: Change to simpler wording: In future lives, we may be brothers again.

Target: We can be brothers again in our next life.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'll send it back if it's burnt.

Target: If it comes burnt, I will send it back.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You know what he's replacing him with?

Target: What will they replace it with, do you know?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: The environmental, economic, and social benefits would be enormous.

Target: This would have huge ecological, economic and social benefits.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: There's a lot of sick people in this world.

Target: There are many people in this world who are sick.


Source: Use simpler wording: You don't want it to go down like this.

Target: This is not how you want it to end.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: You'll be a great leader one day, T'Chall.

Target: Some day, T'Challa, you will be a great leader.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You'll change the world when that happens.

Target: And when you do, you will change the world.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Instead of Friday evening, it'll be held at noon.

Target: It will take place at noon, instead of Friday night.


Source: Simplify: This time I've gotto wait for him, Charlie.

Target: I have to wait for him this time, Charlie.


Source: Simplification: Is the use of that procedure optional or obligatory?

Target: Is it optional or compulsory to use this procedure?


Source: Change to simpler wording: I couldn't stand it a moment longer at home!

Target: I could not stay at home a moment longer!


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'm the closest to her in the garden.

Target: The garden is where I feel closest to her.


Source: Make this simpler: I haven't asked her to marry me so far.

Target: I have not so far asked for her hand.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Barlow himself took over the job later.

Target: Later, Barlow would have taken over that job himself.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: When he snapped, he somehow blamed Nikki for it.

Target: He could have blamed Nikki for that when he blew up.


Source: Make this simpler: You've been in a mental institution most of 1976.

Target: You spent most of 1976 in a psychiatric hospital.


Source: Simplify this sentence: It is duly intercepted and read by the Allies.

Target: The Allies will, of course, capture it and read it.


Source: Simplification: Man, we've been sitting here for so long, aren't we?

Target: Man, how long have we been sitting here, right?


Source: Use simpler wording: You'll let me know when you find out?

Target: Well, when you find out, will you tell me?


Source: Simplify this text: I didn't think anything of it at the time.

Target: At that point, I did not think anything of this.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: The day we met him, I knew it then.

Target: I knew as soon as we met him.


Source: Simplify this text: Because every wedding I offer a free oil swap.

Target: Because I give free oil change with every wedding.


Source: Make this easier to understand: We're going to a bear bar with Paul.

Target: Paul and I are going to a bear bar.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Never let me touch him when he was sleeping.

Target: He never allowed me to touch him at night.


Source: Simplify: You've grown up at Cemetery Junction, I see.

Target: I see that you grew up in Cemetery Junction.


Source: Change to simpler wording: He had no similar assurances concerning Jacen and Ganner.

Target: With Jacen and Ganner, he was no longer so sure.


Source: Make this simpler: I'll tell you, I don't trust nobody in here.

Target: I don't believe anyone here, I tell you.


Source: Simplification: Table 1 provides further details on the reporting requirements.

Target: Additional data on reporting requirements are provided in Table 1.


Source: Simplify this text: Protecting the Pink Panther is my job.

Target: It is my job to protect the Pink Panther.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Before we go any further, you need to leave.

Target: You have to leave before we go on.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I'll take you to Saigon if you want.

Target: If you want, I can drive you to Saigon.


Source: Use simpler wording: If you use the media, the backup will be cleared.

Target: It will be erased if you use this media.


Source: Make the sentence simple: The EAHC database 15 provides abstracts of the projects.

Target: Project abstracts are available in the EAHC 15 database.


Source: Make this simpler: You'll find your own way out, I'm certain.

Target: I'm sure that you can find your way out.


Source: Make this easier to understand: At least he hoped that to be the case.

Target: He hoped it was like that, at least.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Whereas you couldn't even acquire citizenship among the Greeks.

Target: While for Greeks you could not even acquire citizenship.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: John, we're talking about my freedom here.

Target: John, this is my freedom we are talking about.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Windows can automatically install the following software.

Target: The following software can be automatically installed by Windows.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Of course, in this course we're asking big questions.

Target: We ask big questions at this course, of course.


Source: Make this text less complex: You're the prospect of generations of airbenders in the future.

Target: You are the hope for future generations of airbenders.


Source: Simplify the sentence: When she sees you, she won't believe her eyes.

Target: He will not believe his eyes when he sees you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: For 10 years, I've never told anybody.

Target: I haven't told anybody about this in 10 years.


Source: Simplify this text: We don't know how they achieved it.

Target: How did they accomplish this, we do not know.


Source: Make this text less complex: It's the best place to try this.

Target: This is the best place, you should try it.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Well, that sounds like a luxury where I'm from.

Target: Where I come from, that would sound like a luxury.


Source: Make the sentence simple: When Ryan entered the office, Harding was behind his desk.

Target: Harding was at his desk when Ryan came in.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're not getting anything until you answer the question.

Target: Until you answer your question, you don't get anything.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Good, 'cause it didn't work very well last time.

Target: Good, because last time didn't work out so well.


Source: Make the sentence simple: When the time comes, I need to call Beckett.

Target: I have to call Beckett when that happens.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'll be in Australia if you require me.

Target: If you need me, I should be in Australia.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: That's why you read my name in the literature.

Target: Therefore, in the literature you will come upon my name.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: To be perfectly honest, it's about instincts.

Target: A lot of it is instincts, to be honest.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: In my day, the Jews weren't numerical at Harvard.

Target: Jews were not numerous at Harvard in my day.


Source: Make the sentence simple: But you've come such a long way since then.

Target: But since then you have gone a long way.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You'll be assimilated, too, when it happens.

Target: When that happens, you will be assimilated, as well.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: "I'll run it back to the beginning."

Target: "I'm going to back it up to the beginning."


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Before we go any further, I want to see the legs.

Target: I want to see all feet before we move.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: 'Cause I've wished too many times I was dead.

Target: Because I wished I was dead plenty of times.


Source: Make this text less complex: We're supposed to start having fun in 15 minutes!

Target: In exactly 15 minutes we are supposed to begin our fun!


Source: Simplification: No revenue account for making the payment is defined.

Target: There is no receivable account defined to make payment.


Source: Simplify this text: If all goes well, tomorrow we'll do it.

Target: It will be made tomorrow, if it goes well.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You're telling me my dad wouldn't see me?

Target: You saying my dad didn't want to see me?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: It's been years since we go to the church.

Target: We haven't been to church for years.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: That's the most important question about life for me.

Target: That, to me, is the primary question about life.


Source: Make this easier to understand: That's the Thalian Moon Staff you're holding.

Target: That, what you're holding, is a Thalian moon staff.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I travelled through Sinai en route to Persia, Bengal.

Target: On my way to Persia, to Bengal, I traveled through the Sinai.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm finally beginningto like you after 20 years.

Target: After twenty years, I'm finally starting to like you.


Source: Simplify this sentence: That way, I'll meet a lot of pleasant folks.

Target: I meet a lot of nice people this way.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: If you'd like, I can explain the details later.

Target: I can give you details later if you want.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'm aware of the Lisbon SCIU summit.

Target: I know about the upcoming SCIU summit in Lisbon.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I've been thinking maybe you were right about that.

Target: I thought about that. maybe you were right about what I said.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I'm really sorry, it won't happen again, I promise.

Target: I am really sorry, I will not do it again, I swear.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Carla doesn't count, your father is the real problem.

Target: Carla has no idea. The main problem is your father.


Source: Simplify this text: Promise if I let you go, you won't scream?

Target: Do you promise not to scream if I release you?


Source: Make this text less complex: He didn't talk to me at the time.

Target: At that time, he would not talk to me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I assure you Mr. Singleton isn't a salesman.

Target: Mr. Singleton is not the seller, I assure you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: And they're staring through a microscope at us.

Target: And they were looking at us through the microscope.


Source: Simplify: Let's add 6x to both sides of the equation.

Target: To either side of this equation, we're going to add 6x.


Source: Make this easier to understand: He'd never get the job without me.

Target: Without me, he would have never gotten that job.


Source: Simplify this sentence: We've got about 40 or 50 people to save.

Target: We only have to save 40 or 50 people.


Source: Change to simpler wording: But I don't even know what that means anymore.

Target: But what it means I no longer know.


Source: Make the sentence simple: It's very good sounding when you take your time.

Target: If you take your time, it sounds very good.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Right now, everything in my life's wrong.

Target: Everything in my life is going wrong right now.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We'll be very happy with your mother.

Target: Your mother and I are going to be happy.


Source: Simplify this text: I assure you this was merely a misunderstanding.

Target: It was all a misunderstanding, I do assure you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Whether you trust us or not doesn't matter.

Target: It doesn't matter if you believe us or not.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Because of what you've done, he lives in fear.

Target: She lives in fear because of what you did.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've heard that a lot in my previous life.

Target: In my previous life I heard that so often.


Source: Make this simpler: We could get home safely in a week.

Target: In one week we could be home safely again.


Source: Simplify this text: For several years he'd been corresponding with Darwin.

Target: He had been corresponding with Darwin for some years.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Even in this state, they possess a certain dignity.

Target: They have some dignity even in this condition.


Source: Simplify this text: He's already been exiled with his family, sir.

Target: He and his family have already been exiled, sir.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're going to the throne hall with me.

Target: You will come with me to the throne room.


Source: Make the sentence simple: She's more than I can cope with, that girl.

Target: That girl is more than I can handle.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: At this point, we're doing the best we can.

Target: We are doing all we can at this moment.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: This also fixes the amount to be disbursed.

Target: The amount to be paid is therefore also certain.


Source: Make this text less complex: Thinking about it now seems so strange.

Target: It seems so odd to think about it now.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'll get you some fresh milk at dawn.

Target: At dawn, I will bring you some fresh milk.


Source: Make the sentence simple: If I tell you I'd have to kill you.

Target: I would have to have killed you, if I told you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: It'll come out in a moment or two.

Target: In another moment or two it would come out.


Source: Make this simpler: "But," I asked, "what's his plans for us?"

Target: "But what is His plan for us?" I asked.


Source: Simplify this text: And he hasn't been found to this day.

Target: And to this day it has not been found.


Source: Simplification: We don't call it churning where I come from.

Target: Where I come from, we called it something else.


Source: Simplify this sentence: We've seen the number three all over the ship.

Target: All across the ship, you can see the number three.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: But there's no escape without his actual forgiveness.

Target: For without his true forgiveness there is no escape.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Uh, deborah, sorry, but I'm really busy.

Target: Deborah, I'm really sorry, but I don't have time.


Source: Simplify: In the morning you'll be rid of me.

Target: You will get rid of me in the morning.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: At a deeper level, two conceptual revolutions also occurred.

Target: Two conceptual revolutions have also taken place at certain levels.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Trying to visualize the Cat, he couldn't.

Target: He tried to visualize Cat, but he could not.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I've got something else to talk to you about.

Target: I need to speak to you about something else.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I can't buck the freight in this big craft.

Target: In this great craft, I can't refuse any cargo.


Source: Change to simpler wording: There's no room for violent people in my life.

Target: In my life there is no place for rapists.


Source: Make this text less complex: If I'd known, I wouldn't have brought you here.

Target: I wouldn't be bringing you here if I knew.


Source: Change to simpler wording: The Commission shall adopt rules governing inspection and evaluation.

Target: Rules on control and evaluation will be adopted by the Commission.


Source: Simplification: You know, Mr English, I'm going to miss you.

Target: Well, Mr English, I will miss you.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: If you think we're done here, you underestimate me.

Target: You underestimate me if you think that we are finished.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'll take you there if you believe me.

Target: If you trust me, I will take you there.


Source: Change to simpler wording: He couldn't very well afford this sort of thing.

Target: This kind of thing he could not afford.


Source: Make this simpler: Before we begin, I've just received some terrible news.

Target: I must give you some terrible news before we begin.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We've let them choke long enough, I think.

Target: I think we have let them stew long enough.


Source: Simplification: Wasn't Las Vegas on its hip at some point?

Target: At any point, was Las Vegas on its side?


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: But in one of the cases it was different.

Target: But it had been different in one case.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: For assistance in solving this problem, click this message.

Target: Click this message to help you solve this problem.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: It's a ransom demand, as you can see.

Target: As you can see, It is a ransom note.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Meaningful competition will be pursued to the extent possible.

Target: As far as possible, meaningful competition will be applied.


Source: Make this text less complex: How long must we keep watch, D'Leh?

Target: D'Leh, how long do we have to keep watching?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: God's love didn't show in his case, I'm afraid.

Target: I fear, in his case, God's love did not manifest.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I've heard they've completely emptied some of the ghettos.

Target: I hear some of the ghettos have been completely emptied.


Source: Simplify: Can I just say they weren't from the county.

Target: Not from the county, I can tell you that.


Source: Simplify the sentence: They'll know where we are when we shoot.

Target: When we fire, they will know where we are.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The longer you look at him, the bigger he gets!

Target: It gets bigger the more you look at it!


Source: Simplification: The Republic of Latvia is an addressee of the present Decision.

Target: This Decision is addressed to the Republic of Latvia.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: The curtain behind your performance hasn't fallen yet.

Target: The curtain has not yet fallen on your performance.


Source: Make this text less complex: For the last two years, I've worked at six.

Target: I worked with six in the last two years.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'll let Ferrara know if I hear anything more.

Target: If I hear any more, I will call Ferrara.


Source: Use simpler wording: You've an important part to play in the future.

Target: In future, you will play an important role.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'm not surewhy you need to know.

Target: Because I don't know why you need to know.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: The Vlassopoulou judgment does not deal with that hypothesis.

Target: That judgment in Vlassopoulou does not concern this case.


Source: Simplification: I've lost my way since my dad died.

Target: Ever since my father died, I lost my way.


Source: Simplify this sentence: The measures were reviewed following the adoption of the provisional measures.

Target: After adoption of provisional measures, these findings were reviewed.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Right after they postponed the hearing, I drove straight home.

Target: I went home right after they delayed that hearing.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Well, I'll conduct the interrogation myself tomorrow.

Target: You know, tomorrow, I will conduct your interrogation myself.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Being a drunk takes a special talent.

Target: It takes a special talent to be a drunk.


Source: Make this text less complex: No idea why people wanna get married, they don't.

Target: I don't understand why people want to get married.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: It seemed like a good idea at the time.

Target: At that point I thought it was a good idea.


Source: Simplify: You'll be back on the road in 20 minutes.

Target: In twenty minutes you will be back on your route.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: The large box contains papers pertaining to the estate.

Target: There are the deeds relating to the real estate in that big box.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I've been trying to fight it all along.

Target: All this time, I was trying to fight it.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You've seen All That Jazz how many times?

Target: How many of you have seen All That Jazz?


Source: Use simpler wording: You're not from this ship, are you?

Target: You are not on this ship, is not it?


Source: Simplify: Since Gwen's birth, I've been through hell.

Target: I have been through hell since Gwen was born.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Cousin Benedict continued his scholarly lecture for a while longer.

Target: For some time longer Cousin Benedict continued to lecture.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Dr. Calvin hasn't said a word for a full minute.

Target: For a full minute, Dr. Calvin did not speak.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: They'll kill you if I'm not back.

Target: If I don't come back, they will kill you.


Source: Simplify the sentence: And that's how they stopped Al Eugene on Friday.

Target: And so on Friday they managed to stop Al Eugene.


Source: Use simpler wording: Well, then you clearly don't know me that well.

Target: You obviously do not know me very well.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: We've lived in fifteen cities in just six years.

Target: In 6 years, we have lived in 15 cities.


Source: Make the sentence simple: No consensus was reached in all the most recent cases.

Target: In all recent cases there has been no consensus.


Source: Simplification: Since our separation, I've dreamt of nothing else.

Target: I have dreamt of nothing else since our parting.


Source: Make the sentence simple: We're all very proud of Greg, you see.

Target: You know we are very, very proud of Greg.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I'm really sorry you had to witness that today.

Target: I am so very, veryrry that you had to witness it.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's no danger while the music's on.

Target: While this music is on, there is no danger.


Source: Make this text less complex: You think that's what this is about?

Target: Is that what you think is going on here?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: To Don, it didn't look like antennas.

Target: They did not look much like antennas to Don.


Source: Make this easier to understand: If you concentrate on your breathing, it'll be easier.

Target: It will be easier if you focus on breathing.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: The last couple of weeks,we've found two bodies.

Target: We found two bodies in the last few weeks.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: We never have those feelings when we're playing games,

Target: When we play games, we never get those feelings,


Source: Use simpler wording: It's the gods that want to punish you.

Target: It is you that the gods wish to punish.


Source: Make this text less complex: Now I'm interested in the Daystrom Institute.

Target: So now the Daystrom Institute is interested in me.


Source: Simplify this text: Please consult the Windows Documentation for information about installing printers.

Target: For information on installing printers, see your Windows documentation.


Source: Use simpler wording: She didn't have time for all that now, however.

Target: But now she had no time for it all.


Source: Simplify this sentence: But we don't just have pies in the boxes.

Target: But in boxes, we have not only cakes.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Well, you're certainly very attractive, if it's any consolation.

Target: If it's any consolation, you really are extremely attractive.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: There's no reason to be ashamed of it.

Target: It is not for you to be ashamed of.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Dismisses the remainder of the present action.

Target: The present action is dismissed as to the remainder.


Source: Simplify: The download of some optional components failed.

Target: One or more optional components has failed to download.


Source: Make the sentence simple: At that moment, Tomlinson and Johnston entered the room.

Target: Tomlinson and Johnston chose that moment to come in.


Source: Simplify this text: Well, you can have her,if it's all she wants.

Target: If that's all she wants, you can have her.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Mac, Sherry and Brandon are all I've got.

Target: All I have is Mac and Sherry and Brandon.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: In five days, he's capable of exterminating five states.

Target: It can wipe out five states in five days.


Source: Make this text less complex: It's a pretty stressful situation for all of us.

Target: For all of us, this is really stressful.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Then, for two days,you set him on ice.

Target: Then you put him on ice for two days.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Just wanting to save her was easier.

Target: It was easy just to want to save her.


Source: Simplify: You know, I know exactly what's going to happen.

Target: I know perfectly well what will happen, you know.


Source: Simplify this text: We've prepared a spot at the table for her.

Target: We set a place for her at the table.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Okay, but he's gotta be there this time.

Target: OK, but this time he needs to be there.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: We'll take over the entire school newspaper next year.

Target: Next year we take over the whole school paper.


Source: Make this simpler: For a confirmatory identifier, only numbers may be used.

Target: Only numbers can be used for the confirmation ID.


Source: Simplify this text: It's never easy to watch a murder.

Target: Murder is never an easy thing to look at.


Source: Use simpler wording: It all depends on the point of view, Henry.

Target: All depends, Henry, on how you look at it.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The declarations and intentions may differ, of course.

Target: Of course, statements and intentions may not be identical.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Then who would you choose as captain?

Target: So who would you like to be captain, then?


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: In the future, for a certainty, if not today.

Target: And if not tonight, then definitely in the future.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: He's always been proud of him, in truth.

Target: In fact, he had always been proud of it.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm in a pharmaceutical company, you know.

Target: You know, I do work at a pharmaceutical company.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Applicants may submit infrastructure capacity allocation requirements.

Target: Requests for infrastructure capacity may be made by applicants.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Friends, who's coming with me on the water?

Target: My friends, who will walk on water with me?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: If we meet again, it won't be as friends.

Target: Not as friends if we meet again.


Source: Simplify this text: The cellar of the Grand Hotel has armed guests.

Target: There are armed guests at the Grand Hotel.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: There's more to Manny Flacco than meets the eye.

Target: Manny Flacco has more to say than he first seems.


Source: Simplify this sentence: For nearly three days he had waited for treatment.

Target: He had to wait three days to receive treatment.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Then how do you know they're okay?

Target: How do you then think that they are OK?


Source: Simplify this text: I didn't see it at the time, though.

Target: But at the time I could not see It.


Source: Make this easier to understand: When he didn't respond, she glanced around at him.

Target: She glanced back at him as he did not answer.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You see, I've got a new sister to find.

Target: You know, I need to find a new sister.


Source: Make the sentence simple: She came with a woman I don't know.

Target: A woman I did not know came with her.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We'd probably be closer to Thomas Edison in space.

Target: Thomas Edison in Space would be closer, I think.


Source: Simplify this text: Then he'd look at me and say,

Target: And then he looked at me and he said,


Source: Simplify this text: I've always been beautiful, ever since I was born.

Target: Since I was born, I was beautiful.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Everyday how many people kill themselves, do you know?

Target: You know how many people get killed every day?


Source: Change to simpler wording: It drives fast, but it doesn't kill.

Target: We're traveling fast but we will not kill it.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You'll pay for them if you need food.

Target: When you need food you will pay for it.


Source: Simplification: You're holding more cards than you know.

Target: You hold more cards than you think you do.


Source: Use simpler wording: Tell me when you hear about Patrick.

Target: When you hear from Patrick, you let me know.


Source: Make this simpler: In man, several forms of leishmaniosis occur.

Target: There are several different forms of leishmaniasis in people.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: He said we're supposed to visit him in Montenegro.

Target: He says that he in Montenegro come to visit.


Source: Use simpler wording: Fight me if you're a real man!

Target: If you are a real man, fight with me!


Source: Make this easier to understand: But he's been nice to us kids, at least.

Target: But he was kind, at least to us kids.


Source: Use simpler wording: Now it's Commissioner Yindel's turn to face this man.

Target: Now this man has to be faced by commissioner Yindel.


Source: Make the sentence simple: For the layman, it might be a little confusing.

Target: It can be kind of confusing for the layperson.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: With me, you'll have a lot more fun.

Target: You will have so much more fun with me.


Source: Make this simpler: Sir, during your absence, I've been rather busy.

Target: Sir, I have been very busy in your absence.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Is there a history between you and Walt?

Target: Do you and walt have any history between you?


Source: Simplify the sentence: Other ways to avert the bloodshed will be found.

Target: There will be other ways to avoid spilling blood.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Like France, Italy has a law regulating interest rates.

Target: In Italy, interest rates, as in France, are regulated by law.


Source: Simplify this text: Tomorrow morning, I'll wake up. You won't be there.

Target: I wake up tomorrow morning and you're not there.


Source: Simplify: You give him to me, I'll spare your life.

Target: Give it to me and I will spare you.


Source: Change to simpler wording: There's no higher purpose in these troubled times.

Target: In these troubled times there is no higher calling.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'm going to gallop up into the hills tomorrow.

Target: Tomorrow I want to ride up the hills.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You know, I've never been inside the Pink Palace.

Target: I never was within the Pink Palace, you know.


Source: Make this simpler: It's a little excessive, maybe, but I get it.

Target: It may be a little extreme, but I understand that.


Source: Simplification: I've never met somebody like you in my entire life.

Target: Throughout my life, never I met someone like you.


Source: Simplify: You were approached by a woman named Alicia Corwin.

Target: A woman named Alicia Corwin is here to see you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: So there's a lot of money in sporting goods?

Target: So, in sports goods is plenty of money?


Source: Simplify the sentence: You must face this last judgment alone.

Target: This last trial is for you to face alone.


Source: Simplify this sentence: So you'll stay and say your words with me?

Target: Then you will stay with me, and you will recite your words with me?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: When I apprenticed for him, he wasn't famous yet.

Target: He was not famous when I studied with him.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Edward excused himself from eating with us, as usual.

Target: Edward apologized as usual not to have dinner with us.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I'll close the food and ammunition supply lines.

Target: I will tighten supply lines with food and ammunition.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: At least we'll stay alive if we don't oppose.

Target: If we don't resist, at least we can survive.


Source: Simplification: This time, we'll handle things without your help, Vulcan.

Target: We can do without your help this time, Vulcan.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I can't forgive myself when I go back.

Target: If I go back, I will not forgive myself.


Source: Change to simpler wording: On that, I disagree with the Jedi.

Target: I do not agree with the Jedi on this.


Source: Simplify: I've looked forward to this moment so much.

Target: I have been so looking forward to this moment.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Every few minutes he's running through my head.

Target: I run it through my head every few minutes.


Source: Simplify this text: I've stolen Halrloprillalar from the mouths of the ARM.

Target: The person I stole from your ARM is Halrloprillalar.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: The weather grew increasingly threatening as the morning progressed.

Target: As the day proceeded, the weather became more and more threatening.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Something worth passing on to my daughters one day.

Target: One day it would have passed to my daughters, too.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Well, you brought him home at least.

Target: Well, at least you got to send him home.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Yesterday he wasn't even on the operational plan.

Target: He wasn't even scheduled to be operated on yesterday.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Yeah,how do you want to do it,Julian?

Target: Yeah, how are you going to do that, Julian?


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've beaten you at this game, like, 7,000 times.

Target: I beat you like 7000 times on this game.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'll make sure you're dead this time.

Target: And this time, I will make sure you're dead.


Source: Simplify the sentence: There's at least one important difference to you.

Target: For you, there is at least one significant difference.


Source: Simplify the sentence: All my life they've lied to me.

Target: They have been lying to me my entire life.


Source: Simplify this text: I assure you, you won't live like a beggar.

Target: You will not live as a beggar, let me assure you.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I'll live by my heart from now on.

Target: From here on, I will live from my heart.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We've been bleeding people To stay alive for generations.

Target: We have let people bleed for generations to stay alive.


Source: Simplification: Isn't there something you can do for me, Baxter?

Target: Can you do something about that, Baxter?


Source: Simplification: No, please. Let me know if you spot him.

Target: No. Well, if you see it, let me know.


Source: Simplify: Last night, somebody stole something very valuable from me.

Target: Someone had stolen something of value from me last night.


Source: Make this text less complex: Yeah, it'll be two months next Wednesday.

Target: Yup, next Wednesday and it will be two months.


Source: Change to simpler wording: But there'll be more before they find them.

Target: But when they find them, there will be more.


Source: Simplify the sentence: In Equikrom, you'il need a secure line.

Target: Come on. I need a secure line at Equikrom.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You must tell your doctor if the symptoms persist.

Target: If symptoms persist you should report to your doctor.


Source: Simplify this text: I think we'd both starve without them.

Target: Without them, I fear we shall both go hungry.


Source: Simplify this sentence: And there's heavy sediment in her hair.

Target: And her hair, there are heavy deposits in it.


Source: Change to simpler wording: At the rehearsal, she seemed a little off.

Target: She seemed a little out of it during rehearsal.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: How long must we stand watch, D'Leh?

Target: D'Leh, how long do we have to keep watch?


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'm at Sugarcube Corner's candy store if I was her.

Target: If I was her, I'd be at Sugarcube Corner.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: The same dark street still counts, doesn't it?

Target: Is it still that same dark street, isn't it?


Source: Make this simpler: We'll be ready if there's an attack.

Target: If there is an attack, we will be ready.


Source: Simplify this text: Now only Andreas of Tor remained at my side.

Target: At my side, all that is left is Andreas of Tor.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: For a profession like this, you need sensitive fingers.

Target: You need sensitive fingers to be in that profession.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: At the boundaries, you'll rescind your military escort.

Target: You will cease your military escort at the border.


Source: Simplify this sentence: What's the date and location of our next target?

Target: What is our next objective's date and location?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's another one in the master bedroom, I think.

Target: I think you have one more in your bedroom.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: There were a lot of reasons people told me

Target: People have told me there are many reasons


Source: Make this easier to understand: In six hours, it'll be on the news.

Target: This is all over the news in six hours.


Source: Simplify this text: I want to see them all when I'm back.

Target: When I get back, I want to see everyone.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm assuming, uh, it's baseball or music to some people.

Target: I guess, for some people, it's baseball or music.


Source: Make the sentence simple: And escape with acceptable casualties within 24 hours.

Target: and get out in 24 hours with acceptable losses.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I've never been defeated with this sword.

Target: With this sword, no one has ever defeated me.


Source: Simplify this text: Dust storms make the going tough all the way.

Target: All the time, dust storms are making it difficult to travel.


Source: Simplify: When you're answering those questions, just be very careful.

Target: Just be very careful when you answer their questions.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You will just remember me because of the confidence.

Target: That confidence will make you remember me.


Source: Simplify: You won't leave me here, will you?

Target: She will not leave me here, is not it?


Source: Make this simpler: That's my wife, Veronica Costello, and that's Mr Meeks and my girlfriend.

Target: This is Mr. Meeks, and my girl, Veronica Costello.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Oh, did a year at Bass Creek for polygamy.

Target: And he was also in Bass Creek for Polygamy for one year.


Source: Simplify: Now a political vision and guidance are needed.

Target: What is needed now is political vision and leadership.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Ender wasn't a provocateur, it was obvious.

Target: It was plain that Ender was not the provocateur.


Source: Make the sentence simple: It's been hard for her these last few years.

Target: These past few years have been difficult for her.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll come with me to the clinic tomorrow?

Target: Will you go to the clinic with me tomorrow?


Source: Simplify the sentence: And what's your favorite Italian soccer team?

Target: And what Italian football team is your favorite?


Source: Use simpler wording: And what wereyou doing in my dream last night?

Target: What did you do last night in my dream?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: For me, it's everything now or nothing.

Target: This is all or nothing for me right now.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: We've learned of their intention this morning.

Target: We were informed early this morning of their intentions.


Source: Simplify this text: You can take a look if you like.

Target: If you want to, you can look into it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: They're ruining our lives while we sit here.

Target: As we sit here, they are destroying our lives.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You're taking everything on your shoulder in this letter.

Target: Now, in this letter, you take everything on your shoulders.


Source: Simplify: What are you doing there in the first place?

Target: Well, first of all, what exactly are you doing here?


Source: Change to simpler wording: The situation turned after we'd overcome them.

Target: After we had defeated them, the situation was reversed.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Look at me the way I'm looking at you.

Target: I want you to look at me like I look at you.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Irradiation was identified in one cocoa sample.

Target: One sample of cocoa was found to be irradiated.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: In a few months we'il be back at war.

Target: We be at war again in a few weeks.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: If you want,I can get down on my knees.

Target: I can get to my knees if you want.