Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: It's the only way I'm doing this.

Target: This is the only way I'll do it.


Source: Simplify this sentence: What's the other night, eve carpenter doing?

Target: What was Eve Carpenter doing last night?


Source: Change to simpler wording: Therefore, the approval of maltodextrin is appropriate.

Target: It is therefore appropriate to approve maltodextrin.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I'll do what I have to do.

Target: I will do what must be done.


Source: Make this simpler: Well, not in every respect, I trust.

Target: I believe that not in every way.


Source: Simplify: You're counted on by a lot of people.

Target: A lot of people counting on you.


Source: Make this easier to understand: This adventure won't sit with our allies.

Target: Our allies will not like this adventure.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I'll tell you what I told her.

Target: I will tell you what she eats.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I've been a farmer all my life.

Target: All my life, I was a farmer.


Source: Simplify this text: It's a relief for them, isn't it?

Target: It was a relief to them, but right?


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Without him, we'll never get the Delaware.

Target: We will never win delaware without him.


Source: Simplify this text: A change is needed from now on.

Target: From now on, you need to change.


Source: Simplify this text: Turning on her heel she walked away.

Target: She turned on her heel and left.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You'il be the shogun's doctor in March.

Target: In March, you will become the Shogun's doctor.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Last night, we heard a terrible cry.

Target: We heard this horrible scream last night.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Wait in the mailroom, the two of you.

Target: You two wait in the mail room.


Source: Simplify: That's how you found me so easily.

Target: So this is why you found me so easy.


Source: Simplify the sentence: By the way,where you keep your wallet?

Target: Where do you carry your wallet, by the way?


Source: Simplify this text: I'll bring her home before the birth.

Target: Before I give birth, I'm bringing her home.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're not as illiterate as you seem.

Target: You are not as ignorant as it seems.


Source: Simplification: You've got to find Moses and Boggs.

Target: Moses and Boggs need to be found.


Source: Make this text less complex: He cleans the windows once a month.

Target: Once a month they clean their windows here.


Source: Simplification: This year, it's been a big hit.

Target: It was a big hit this year.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I've only just been assigned the case.

Target: This case has just been assigned to me.


Source: Simplification: Now you won't cut school anymore, right?

Target: You won't be skipping school now, will you?


Source: Make this text less complex: For all of which we must pay.

Target: We have to pay for all that.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Maybe it means something's wrong with him.

Target: That means something is wrong with it.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: They're always so desperately cheerful, aren't they?

Target: Are they always so desperately positive, or are they?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're a hero in the people's eyes.

Target: In the eyes of the people, you are a hero.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You've been watching me for how long?

Target: How long have you been following me?


Source: Make the sentence simple: Depending on the case, you'll negotiate terms.

Target: You will negotiate depending on the case.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Right now, you're my eyes and ears.

Target: You are my eye and ear right now.


Source: Use simpler wording: We must keep you safe until then.

Target: Until then, you need to be safe.


Source: Simplify this text: We're only strings of numbers in here.

Target: Here, we really are just strings of numbers.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We've got to bury the bodies first.

Target: First we need to bury these bodies.


Source: Change to simpler wording: We've got a rapidly approaching Cardassian warship.

Target: We have a Cardassian warship approaching fast.


Source: Simplify: Charlie says you're physically and mentally exhausted.

Target: Charlie said you were mentally and physically depleted.


Source: Make the sentence simple: He's got to make tough decisions sometimes.

Target: Sometimes he has to make difficult decisions.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Douglas, you know, he's a nice guy.

Target: You know? Douglas is a good kid.


Source: Simplification: Tonight we're having our usual Caucasia dinner:

Target: We have our usual Caucasus dinner tonight.


Source: Make the sentence simple: That's how he's learning in a sense.

Target: So in a sense, they are learning.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: So now we're sure of one thing.

Target: We are certain of one thing now.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: We'il take good care of your dog.

Target: Your dog will be well taken care of.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I've made a terrible mistake, haven't I?

Target: I have made a horrible mistake, have I not?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: There's an equilibrium in all things, sir.

Target: There is balance, sir, in all things.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I'll be learning to be alone now.

Target: Now I shall learn to be alone.


Source: Simplification: I'm your manager, that's who I am.

Target: I am your executive. I'm exactly what I am.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'm leaving for Naples in two hours.

Target: I leave in two hours to Naples.


Source: Simplify the sentence: It's never something Emily Thorne would do.

Target: Emily Thorne would never have done that.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I assure you, that's not the case.

Target: It is not that, I assure you.


Source: Simplify: You've been watching me for how long?

Target: How long have you been following me?


Source: Simplify: 'Cause I've talked a lot about you.

Target: Because I talk about you a lot.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Let's hope the emperor's curiosity isn't aroused.

Target: Hopefully, it has not aroused the Emperor's curiosity.


Source: Make the sentence simple: We'll head for the front next week.

Target: Next week, we leave for the front.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: From now on, I'm handling the money.

Target: I'll be taking care of the money from now on.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm the world champion, by the way.

Target: I am, by the way, world champion.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I've a dinner at the Colombian Embassy.

Target: I'll be at the Columbia Embassy for dinner.


Source: Make the sentence simple: It's been a big deal even then.

Target: Then it was even a big thing.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I wasjust thinking about that this morning.

Target: Just this morning I was thinking it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Flushing the cache may take some time.

Target: It may take time to empty the cache.


Source: Make this simpler: The surrealists expelled me from the movement.

Target: I was excluded from their movement by the surrealists!


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I've got time before dinner, haven't I?

Target: I have some time before dinner, right?


Source: Simplify this text: You don't let the technology buy you.

Target: Do not allow that technology to buy you.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I'm going to tell them not to be bothered.

Target: I will tell them not to bother.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Don't know if that's true or not.

Target: I do not know whether that is true or not.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: In three days, you'll fly to Hawaii.

Target: You leave for Hawaii in three days.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: There was a part of me afraid of leaving.

Target: Part of me was scared to leave.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Not knowing whether you're dead or alive.

Target: They have no idea if you're alive or dead.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: There'd be a new roof for that!

Target: That could have been a new roof!


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Right now we've got a big problem.

Target: We have a bigger problem right now.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'll call her here if you like.

Target: If you want, I can call her.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There's someone we know among the wounded.

Target: Among the injured is someone we know.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'm moving as fast as I can.

Target: I am moving as quickly as possible.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Over the winter it'll be in Oslo.

Target: It will be in Oslo by winter.


Source: Use simpler wording: From that angle, no limestone was visible.

Target: No limestone could be seen from this angle.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The folks from the casino can watch.

Target: It can be monitored by the casino people.


Source: Simplify this text: You're like a little brother to me.

Target: To me, you are like a younger brother.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'm supposed to get to Liverpool somehow.

Target: Somehow, I have to make my way to Liverpool.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Uruguay, you'll never be a real country.

Target: You will never be a true land, Uruguay.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: When Ronnie's finished, you'll give me another.

Target: You give me another one after Ronnie's done with you.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You've been letting me drink since when?

Target: Since when do you let me drink?


Source: Simplify: You'll all be in Paris by tomorrow.

Target: Tomorrow you will be in Paris already.


Source: Make this easier to understand: It's normal to look at other women.

Target: No. Looking at other women is normal.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'll be your son for the night.

Target: For today I will be your son.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You're going to have to do it.

Target: It will have to be done by you.


Source: Change to simpler wording: We're leaving for Costa Bravo tomorrow morning.

Target: Tomorrow morning we leave for Costa Brava.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I'd like to say a few things.

Target: I have a few things to say.


Source: Simplification: You're making such a mystery of everything.

Target: You make everything into such a mystery.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We'll have to storm the White House.

Target: The White House will have to be attacked.


Source: Simplify this text: You got the perfect parents, I'll bet.

Target: I bet you have the perfect parents.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: But an explanation was hard to find.

Target: It was difficult, however, to find any explanation.


Source: Simplify this text: What's that got to do with this?

Target: What does this have to do with anything?


Source: Simplify: It's going to hurt now, all right?

Target: Now, this is going to hurt, okay?


Source: Make this easier to understand: Without parental approval, the choice is inaccessible.

Target: Choice is not available without parental consent.


Source: Make this simpler: Confused and frightened, Crysania lifted the medallion.

Target: Crysania had finally picked up the locket, all confused and frightened.


Source: Make the sentence simple: We've done all the work, I said!

Target: I said, we did all the work!


Source: Make the sentence simpler: The church would've been empty without her.

Target: Without her, the church would be empty,


Source: Simplification: Now Hera isn't here to rescue you.

Target: Hera's not here to save you now.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Anyway, they'll tell us at the hotel.

Target: But the hotel will tell us that.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll starve to the dead without us.

Target: Without us you would starve to death.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I've been to the bar with you.

Target: I was with you in the bar.


Source: Use simpler wording: We've got to bury the bodies first.

Target: First we need to bury these bodies.


Source: Simplify: You've been doing this for how long?

Target: How long have you been doing it?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: A calamity is inevitable unless we change.

Target: If we do not change, disaster is inevitable.


Source: Simplify: In the morning, we walked north again.

Target: We went north all the time this morning.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: What I am thinking isn't true, then?

Target: Then what I think is not true?


Source: Simplify this sentence: They have their phones now; they're out.

Target: Now they have phones; and they are outside.


Source: Simplify this text: He couldn't fall asleep in artillery school.

Target: In artillery school, he could never sleep


Source: Simplify this text: During the exchange, you can study him.

Target: You may study it during our exchange.


Source: Simplify this text: It's a matter of honour for me.

Target: For me, it is a question of honor.


Source: Simplify this text: You're from the city yourself, aren't you?

Target: You himself are from the city, are you not?


Source: Make this text less complex: It's been quiet while you were gone.

Target: When you were gone, it was quiet.


Source: Simplify this text: Soon I'll have my little prince born.

Target: My baby prince will be born soon.


Source: Simplify this text: A whole new virtual world will emerge.

Target: It will create a new virtual world.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You're not speaking, yet I hear you.

Target: You don't speak, and yet I can hear you.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: There was a picture of a gentleman.

Target: A photograph of one master was there.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: For now, be smart with the Colonel.

Target: So far, the Colonel and I have to be smart.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: That's what Josh wanted to call it.

Target: So he wanted to call him Josh.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You're welcome to sit in the kitchen.

Target: If you wish to take a seat in the kitchen, you are welcome.


Source: Make this text less complex: There's no doubt of it this time.

Target: This time there can be no doubt.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's been a privilege serving with you.

Target: Serving with you has been an honor.


Source: Simplification: 'Will you give him a message, please?'

Target: Could you please leave a message for him?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: More substantive definition problems have also emerged.

Target: There have also been more serious definitional problems.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The metals seem dissimilar in this way.

Target: In this respect, the metals appear to be different.


Source: Make this simpler: Nobody ever loses their reputation in Panama.

Target: In Panama, none of them lose their reputation.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: The university's a wonderful place, Mr. McQuaid.

Target: Mr. Mcquaid, college is a wonderful place.


Source: Make this easier to understand: An hour ago, who would've thought that?

Target: Who would have thought an hour ago?


Source: Simplification: Doubling your patient's chemo dose is stupid.

Target: It's stupid to double your chemo dose to your patient.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We'd like the TV on this wall.

Target: On this wall we would love to have a TV.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I don't feel well, I'm going home.

Target: I'm not well, I will go home.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: He's more than a friend, isn't he?

Target: Is he more than a boyfriend, right?


Source: Simplify this text: She's having an affair with Mr. Whitney.

Target: He and Mr. Whitney are having an affair.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've always kept my promises, haven't I?

Target: I have always kept my vows, have I not?


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You've got an extra pair, I see.

Target: I see you carry an extra pair.


Source: Use simpler wording: And I'm going to say it now.

Target: So now I have to say it.


Source: Simplify this text: For a while, the academy also grew.

Target: The academy too had been growing for a time.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Sometimes I don't know what I'm thinking.

Target: I do not know what I am doing sometimes.


Source: Simplify this text: He's been stealing her work for decades.

Target: For decades he has stolen her work.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: When we're living together, it's a disaster.

Target: It was a disaster when we lived together.


Source: Make this text less complex: You're trying to kill my family now?

Target: Now you try and kill my family?


Source: Simplification: You'll have to start inviting people in.

Target: You should start inviting people to it.


Source: Simplification: That's the day Xiaotao arrived at the station.

Target: Xiaotao came to the station that day


Source: Simplify this text: Both parties lodged appeals against the order.

Target: The order was appealed by both parties.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Maybe we'll get some prints from it.

Target: We can get some prints off of her, maybe.


Source: Simplify this text: He's on his way in right now.

Target: Right now she is on her way here.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm working in the darkroom all day.

Target: All day I will work in a darkroom.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I'm in a courtroom for seven months.

Target: For seven months, I sat in court.


Source: Make this simpler: I've served under you for how long?

Target: How long have I served with you?


Source: Simplify this text: It's the question that drives us, Neo.

Target: That, Neo, is the question which governs us.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Of course he lied; he's a politician.

Target: He was lying, of course; he is a politicsman.


Source: Simplify this text: We were both hopeful at the beginning.

Target: At first, we were both full of hope.


Source: Simplify this sentence: It's prostitution, when you think about it.

Target: It is like prostitution if you think of that.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: It'll get even better the following evening!

Target: The following evening will even be better!


Source: Simplify this sentence: There's something we need to do first.

Target: But first we have to do one thing.


Source: Simplify: I've always been led by the code.

Target: The code has always been my guide.


Source: Make this text less complex: We've had to rescue him several times.

Target: Many times we have to rescue him.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: A pair of hands stepped out of the light.

Target: Out of the light came two hands.


Source: Simplification: No longer permitted to access the system.

Target: This system is no longer allowed to be accessed.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: There's this crazy star at his center.

Target: At its center is one crazy star.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You're a very good man, thank you.

Target: Thank you, you are a good person.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: It's a valuable discovery for the leopards.

Target: For the leopards, this is a valuable find.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: In 10 days, you'il fly to Beirut.

Target: You leave for Beirut in 10 days.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Then I would then build on that.

Target: After that, I can build on it.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I mean, it could double again tomorrow.

Target: That is, tomorrow it may double again.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You won't feel good in the morning.

Target: In the morning you will not feel well.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Oh, that's a good day for us.

Target: So, for us, it's a good day.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You've been to Texas, as I recall.

Target: As I recall, you were in Texas.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'd like to make a little speech.

Target: I have a little speech to make.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I've got a bad reputation, you know.

Target: You know, I have a bad reputation.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Lydia's in your group now, isn't she?

Target: Lydia is now in your group, right?


Source: Make this text less complex: By the way, Corrine sends her regards.

Target: Corrine says hello to you, by the way.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'll come back for you very soon.

Target: Very soon, I will return for you.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You're a producer or something like that?

Target: Are you like a producer or something?


Source: Simplification: That city was beginning to appeal to me.

Target: I was beginning to like this city.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I'm curious to know the answer myself.

Target: I myself am curious for the answer.


Source: Make this text less complex: It's been a dual first for Bradley.

Target: For Bradley, this was a double first.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: No doubt you've had a difficult afternoon.

Target: You had a busy afternoon, no doubt.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I've had a lovely life so far.

Target: So far, I had a wonderful life.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: You'll see her sooner than I will.

Target: You will see her before I do.


Source: Make this easier to understand: There's nothing here for me anymore, though.

Target: But for me, there's no more here.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'll visit my father's tomb immediately after.

Target: After that, I visit my father's grave.


Source: Simplification: We've been stuck in subspace ever since.

Target: Since then, we have been trapped in subspace.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: One day the world discovers the error.

Target: The world will realize its mistake one day.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: There's something unholy for all that's holy.

Target: For everything holy, there is something unholy.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: In an hour we go into battle.

Target: We go to war in one hour.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're very close to Tom, aren't you?

Target: You and Tom are close, aren't you?


Source: Simplify this text: He couldn't think of any other response.

Target: There was no other answer he could think of.


Source: Make this text less complex: Being homeless isn't a vacation for me.

Target: It's not a vacation for me to be homeless.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Speak softer when you're talking to him.

Target: When you talk to him, speak soft.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Do you think that's what I'm doing?

Target: Is that what you think I do?


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You're in better shape than they are.

Target: You are in better condition than them.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: There's no overtime at the executive level.

Target: At manager level, there are no overtime.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've come to see you from India!

Target: I came from India to meet you!


Source: Simplify: He said, "You seem greatly troubled, Sophia.

Target: "You seem to be having problems, Sofia," he said.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Let's make sure you're all right first.

Target: First, we make sure that you're okay.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: They'll live in peace for eternity, then.

Target: Then they will live forever in peace.


Source: Simplify this sentence: There's thousands of different types of people there.

Target: There are 1000 different type of people.


Source: Use simpler wording: One day Brennan wasn't in the laboratory.

Target: Brennan was not in his lab one day.


Source: Make this simpler: Is this a case we're working on?

Target: Are we working on this case now?


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: How's it going with Tara and you?

Target: How are things with you and Tara?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I've lived many lives, just like him.

Target: Like him, I have lived many lifetimes.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Emma's on the wrestling team with me.

Target: Emma is with me on the fighting team.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You're as clever as the Daleks are.

Target: You are just as smart as Daleks.


Source: Simplify the sentence: If we don't go first, we're finished.

Target: If we're not first, we are done.


Source: Make this simpler: What's good about it for you, exactly?

Target: Why exactly is that good for you?


Source: Simplify: You're weakened because they have poisoned you!

Target: You grow weaker because you have been poisoned!


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: It doesn't mean she doesn't need it.

Target: That does not mean he does not need it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: But we're going to Mexico next time.

Target: Only next time we go to Mexico.


Source: Simplify the sentence: It you want me, I'll be here!

Target: I am here if you want me!


Source: Make this text less complex: We've gone through every complication we can.

Target: We have been through every possible complication.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We're having dinner with Andrew's father tonight.

Target: Tonight we have dinner with Andrew's dad.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I've been waiting for this for 500 years.

Target: I have waited 500 years for this.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: There aren't many artists of his format.

Target: Artists of this format are not many.


Source: Simplify: You're running for city council, aren't you?

Target: You are running for city counsel, right?


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: The colour drained from the boy's face.

Target: The boy's face was drained of color.


Source: Simplify this sentence: The usual are headaches, nausea, abdominal pain.

Target: Headache, nausea, and abdominal pain are common.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: You get the President killed, Bressler's dead.

Target: The president is dead because of you, Bressler is dead.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I'd like to say something to all of you.

Target: I want to tell you all something.


Source: Simplify this text: Nobody here would have danced with me.

Target: No one would dance with me here.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: It was my intention to make him my husband.

Target: I wanted him to be my husband.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's in the blood of all Frankensteins.

Target: All Frankensteins have it in their blood.


Source: Make this text less complex: I've got to sleep in this now.

Target: Now I have to sleep in it.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's irrelevant what you think of me.

Target: What you believe about me is irrelevant.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: One day you're pivotal in the battle.

Target: You have a key meaning in battle one day.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We can hang out if you want.

Target: If you like, we could go out.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: We've got a saying in my country:

Target: In my country we have a saying:


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: No synergies possible at the present stage.

Target: At this stage, no synergies can be achieved.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You're hoping I guess again, aren't you?

Target: You hope that I can guess again, right?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You'll be led to the Pallanza by the wind.

Target: The wind will take you to Pallanza.


Source: Change to simpler wording: They're calling her the new Audrey Hepburn.

Target: The new Audreyl Hepburn is what they call her.


Source: Simplification: You've been so forthcoming the last time.

Target: The last time you were so accommodating.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: His condition's been the same ever since.

Target: Since then his condition has always been the same.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: We're not all equal before the law.

Target: Before the law, we are not equal.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You've been out with Michael, I presume

Target: I assume you were out with Michael.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: When he came back, he'd been shot.

Target: He was shot when he got back.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Right now we're trying to locate him.

Target: We are trying to find him now.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: He's a tenacious man, I must admit.

Target: I must say, he is a tough man.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I've been to the hospital with her.

Target: I was with her in the hospital.


Source: Simplify this text: Well, after all, you're a good person.

Target: You are a good man after all.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You will be repaid a thousand times.

Target: A thousand times it will come back to you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Without a doubt, he's a brilliant officer.

Target: A splendid officer, no doubt of that.


Source: Simplify this text: I've verified it many times since then.

Target: I have since verified this many times.


Source: Simplify the sentence: For a long time, however, nothing happened.

Target: But nothing happened for quite some time.


Source: Simplify the sentence: It's your final day of school today.

Target: Today is your last day at school


Source: Change to simpler wording: You've been all over the world, I see.

Target: I see you been around the world.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'll detonate all of you at midnight.

Target: At midnight, I blow you all up.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You're doing everything Mr. Peabody tells you?

Target: Do you do everything Mr. Peabody says?


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Oh, Gaby, don't say that to her.

Target: Gabby, don't tell her to do that.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You're seeing the senator in an hour.

Target: In one hour, you meet with the senator.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm missing a member of the crew.

Target: A member of my crew is missing.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You'll have a comfortable life in Pentos.

Target: In Pentos you will have a pleasant life.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: By the way, that's where his grandmother went.

Target: That was his grandmother, by the way.


Source: Change to simpler wording: There's nothing more I can do here.

Target: I can do no more than that.


Source: Make this simpler: It was a bitter pill to swallow.

Target: He would have to swallow this bitter pill.


Source: Simplify this sentence: They'll fire us if they catch us.

Target: If they catch us, we fly out.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Of course, there were the impure thoughts.

Target: There have also been naughty thoughts, of course.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I think Sebastian likes you a lot.

Target: Sebastian loves you very much, I think.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Until then, I'll make it with Sam.

Target: I can deal with Sam until then.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Well, she's been assigned a new partner.

Target: A new partner has been assigned to it.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I wondered whether to come, you know.

Target: You know, I was wondering if I should come.


Source: Simplification: I've already taken care of my boy.

Target: I took care of my guy already.


Source: Make the sentence simple: She's a real bad girl, your girlfriend.

Target: Your friend is a really bad girl.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I think you're making a big mistake!

Target: You are making a great mistake, I think!


Source: Make the sentence simple: She's already asked about you three times.

Target: She asked for you 3 times already.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I'm so ashamed of how I acted.

Target: I am so ashamed of my behavior.


Source: Make this simpler: We're going to Italy in a month.

Target: In one month we go to Italy.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I'm a couple hours south of you.

Target: I've been south of you for hours.


Source: Simplification: In the lighting, how do we look?

Target: What do we look like in that light?


Source: Simplify this text: In four days, I've got the election.

Target: I have an election in four days.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I've got a budget meeting next week.

Target: Next week I have a budget meeting.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: A job I'm more than qualified for.

Target: Work for which I am more than qualified.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Is there something you'd like to try?

Target: Would you like to try something on?


Source: Simplify the sentence: Mr. Todd sent me on an errand.

Target: I was sent on errands by Mr. Todd.


Source: Simplify this text: He's so ashamed of who he is.

Target: She is so ashamed to be who she is.


Source: Make this text less complex: Thoughit sounds like good advice, doesn't it?

Target: Although it does sound like good advice, right?


Source: Simplify this text: Therefore, the approval of metaflumizone is appropriate.

Target: It is therefore appropriate to approve metaflumizone.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Now do you see how I'm feeling?

Target: Do you understand how I feel now?


Source: Simplify this sentence: This reminds me of your 15th birthday.

Target: Looks like your 15th birthday to me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: After all, we've been separated for months.

Target: We were apart for months, after all.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: You're having an affair with Dr Malone?

Target: You and Dr. Malone having an affair?


Source: Use simpler wording: Who knows if you're really izzy's son?

Target: And if you really are Izzy's son,who knows?


Source: Simplify this sentence: There's a fire lane north of Terminus.

Target: North of Terminus is a fire road.


Source: Simplify this text: What she'd seen and heard she'd reported.

Target: She reported what she saw and heard.


Source: Simplify this sentence: It's a whole new world for me.

Target: To me, this is a whole new world.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Do you think it's in the barrels?

Target: Is it in those barrels, you think?


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You're using it on little girls only.

Target: You only use that on little girls.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Sometimes maybe I'm a little bit selfish.

Target: I might be a little selfish sometimes.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Can't sell you what I haven't got.

Target: I cannot sell you what I do not have.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: There's another one right around the corner.

Target: Just around the corner another one is waiting.


Source: Simplify this text: You just need some rest, that's all.

Target: All you need is rest, nothing more.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Who's the master of mind games now?

Target: Now who is master of thought games?


Source: Simplify this sentence: It's forbidden in the New Earth Army.

Target: In the New World military it was forbidden.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You're the kind of girl I like.

Target: I like the kind of girls you do.


Source: Simplification: We both know what's happening to you.

Target: You and I both know what's going on with you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's no meat in any of this?

Target: None of this has meat in it?


Source: Make the sentence simple: What's important for this mission is teamwork.

Target: Team work is vital for this mission.


Source: Use simpler wording: Being in any relationship, it's a risk.

Target: The risk is to be in any relationship.


Source: Make the sentence simple: We fought across it for a time.

Target: For some time, we fought through him.


Source: Use simpler wording: Here's the plan: the conspiracy is ready

Target: So this is our plan: the plot is prepared.


Source: Change to simpler wording: It's useless if he doesn't get caught.

Target: If he can't be caught, everything is useless.


Source: Simplify: The following side effects may also happen:

Target: You can also get the following side effects:


Source: Make this simpler: You're always saying, "this is our city."

Target: "This is our town," you always say.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm sure there's a perfectly logical explanation.

Target: There is a perfectly logical explanation,I'm sure.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: They've been beautiful the past few days.

Target: The last few days have been wonderful.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: If you wish, I shall do so.

Target: I will do that, if you like.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There's one that's safe above this age.

Target: Above that age, one is still safe.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: In two days we'll head to Aegina.

Target: We leave for Aegina in two days.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Just living and feeling skeptical isn't easy.

Target: It's not easy just to live and be skeptical.


Source: Make this simpler: That's the question you need to ask.

Target: You have to ask yourself that question.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You'll notice the cameras throughout our prison.

Target: In our prison, you will notice the cameras.


Source: Change to simpler wording: We can lose them in the fields.

Target: In a field, we can be lost to them.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: A directory with this name already exists.

Target: There is already a folder with that name.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I'm a permanent resident of Canada now.

Target: Now I have a permanent residence in Canada.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: We had every justification at the time.

Target: At that time, we had reason to do so.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: You see, it's my son's birthday tonight.

Target: Today is my son's birthday, you know.


Source: Make the sentence simple: We're laughing at danger in the face.

Target: We laugh in the face of danger.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The game looks clear at the moment.

Target: At this point, the game seems clear.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Before that, we've been to Sao Paulo.

Target: We were in Sao Paulo before that.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We're being punished for what we did.

Target: We are being sanctioned for what we have done.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: A floating ship cannot stop the anchor.

Target: No anchor can stop a moving ship.


Source: Simplify: The Passport profile has been updated successfully.

Target: You have successfully updated your Passport profile.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm on the other line with Gretchen.

Target: I have Gretchen on the other line.


Source: Simplify this sentence: We don't take death lightly at Colombia.

Target: In Colombia, we take death very seriously.


Source: Make this text less complex: I'm suspending that rule for the moment.

Target: For now, I'm ruling out that rule.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I don't know what Cavor was doing.

Target: What Cavor did I do not know.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You'll take care of it, won't you?

Target: You will take care of that, am I right?


Source: Simplification: You'll be the shogun's doctor in March.

Target: In March, you will become the Shogun's doctor.


Source: Use simpler wording: Take your own car, if you like.

Target: You can drive your car if you want to.


Source: Change to simpler wording: They knew I'd been there, of course.

Target: Of course they knew I was here.


Source: Make this text less complex: I've always been late as a player.

Target: As a player I was always late.


Source: Simplify: It'll be me and my husband Morty.

Target: My husband Morty and I are here.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You'll find a way out, won't you?

Target: You can find your way out, right?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm going to visit my father today.

Target: Today I get to meet my father.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Several times I've overheard the word "poachers."

Target: I heard the word "poachers" several times.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You can't strike a symptom, I can, unless it's a symptom.

Target: I can if it's not a symptom.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There'll be a grand opening and opening next Saturday!

Target: Next Saturday will be our opening performance!


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I know what you're thinking, Miss Campbell.

Target: Yes, Ms. Campbell, I know what you think.


Source: Simplify: Three minutes later, they halted alongside him.

Target: They stopped at his place three minutes later.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Don't disrespect me just because you're not.

Target: Do not demean me just because you are not.


Source: Use simpler wording: You know, the whole thing's my fault.

Target: This is all my fault, you know.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: We can't go back in our lives.

Target: In this life, we cannot go back.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You think that's what the vacation is?

Target: Is that why you think that vacation?


Source: Simplification: I've already stayed longer than I planned.

Target: I already have remained here longer than I intended.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: When we're sleeping, they can't hear us?

Target: She can't hear us when we sleep?


Source: Change to simpler wording: I've given it a lot of thought.

Target: I have thought about it a lot.


Source: Make this simpler: He had me die in the novel.

Target: In that book, he left me to die.


Source: Make this text less complex: To me, you've always had a name.

Target: You always had a name for me.


Source: Simplify: Each Member may support only one nomination.

Target: Only one nominated candidate can be supported by each Member.


Source: Make this easier to understand: It's a miracle, that's what it is.

Target: This is a miracle, this is exactly what happened.


Source: Change to simpler wording: What's that, some kind of a gang?

Target: What is this, a gang of some kind?


Source: Simplification: I think my husband's having an affair?

Target: My husband is having an affair, do you think?


Source: Change to simpler wording: You'll be crumbling to dust one day!

Target: One day you will crumble to dust!


Source: Make the sentence simple: Now you're sneaking into other people's houses?

Target: Are you breaking into people's houses now?


Source: Simplify: I've been here for three weeks for free.

Target: Three weeks I work here for nothing.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I'm sure he's just worried about Cordelia.

Target: He was just concerned for Cordelia, I'm sure.


Source: Simplify this text: It's the past that makes demands here.

Target: What is making demands here is the past.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I wouldn't miss your grandson's birthday party.

Target: Your grandson's birthday celebration I would have missed.


Source: Use simpler wording: After the operation, you also experienced pneumonia.

Target: You also had some pneumonia after surgery.


Source: Simplification: I'm counting three players at that table.

Target: At that table, I count 3 players.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Let's push Otha off our doorstep first.

Target: First we have to banish Otha from our doorstep.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I didn't know how much till now.

Target: Until now, I had no idea how much.


Source: Use simpler wording: It'd be a shame to lose it.

Target: It would be too bad to lose him.


Source: Make this easier to understand: What's that say about what you do?

Target: What does that say about your work?


Source: Simplify this text: He'll be along with my wife soon.

Target: He will arrive soon with my wife.


Source: Change to simpler wording: The gangs are running this whole neighborhood.

Target: This whole neighborhood is run by gangs.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: There's only one number on the phone.

Target: On the telephone, there is only one number.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Now I'm asking the same of you.

Target: I demand the same for you now.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Bugenhagen told him howto kill the boy.

Target: He was told how to kill a boy by Bugenhagen.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Do you know what I'm capable of?

Target: You know what I am able to do?


Source: Make the sentence simple: I'm the woman in this family now.

Target: I am now a woman in his family.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll make a good chief one day.

Target: One day you will be a good commander.


Source: Make this simpler: Greed knows no racial nor ethnic boundaries.

Target: There are no racial and ethnic limits to greed.


Source: Simplify: I'm just following orders to the letter.

Target: Only to the letter do I follow orders.


Source: Make this simpler: So for now, you're stuck with us.

Target: You'll have to put up with us for now.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're one of those women, aren't you?

Target: You are one of these women, right?


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Everything had gone very well so far.

Target: And so far, everything was going well.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: No, dear, I mean something entirely different.

Target: I have something very different in mind, dear.


Source: Change to simpler wording: It's easier even for me that way.

Target: This way is easier for me, too.


Source: Simplification: It's going to be four thousand in a minute.

Target: In a minute it will be four.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm telling you, our music was better.

Target: Our music was more good, I tell you.


Source: Simplify this text: If we were embarrassed, we could ask.

Target: We can ask if we get stuck.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I just want to know, that's all.

Target: All I need is to know, that'll be all.


Source: Simplify this text: He's really in his element, isn't he?

Target: He is indeed in his element, is he not?


Source: Make the sentence simple: I think you're making a big mistake.

Target: You are making a huge mistake, I think.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You took a vacation with Andy instead.

Target: Instead you went on holiday with Andy.


Source: Make this simpler: You'll understand when you join the Master.

Target: When you join my Lord, you will understand.


Source: Make this easier to understand: She had an interesting, not ambiguous expression.

Target: Her expression was interesting and not ambiguous.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Therein lies the path to sustained peace.

Target: This is where the road to lasting peace lies.


Source: Simplify this text: Linda's gonna be here in seven minutes.

Target: In 7 minutes Linda will be here.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm sure you'll be dead by then.

Target: I think by then, you'il be dead.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Do you think I'm a masochist, Sean?

Target: What is it, Sean? You think me a masochist?


Source: Use simpler wording: I don't believe that for a second.

Target: For one second, I can't believe it.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: He's been out of town, I believe.

Target: I think he was out of town.


Source: Use simpler wording: In a world where you don't belong!

Target: A world you do not belong in!


Source: Simplification: Trusting the messenger, Morred entered the trap.

Target: Morred believed the messenger, and that's how he got trapped.


Source: Make this simpler: Stop following me or I'll kill you!

Target: You don't follow me, or I will kill you!


Source: Simplify this paragraph: If you're acquitted, you'il be a billionaire.

Target: You'll be a billionaire if you get exonerated.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Now I can't get rid of him.

Target: I will not dispose of him now.


Source: Make this easier to understand: He hasn't bothered me since that day.

Target: From that day on he didn't bother me anymore.


Source: Simplification: Appended to the latter was a note:

Target: A note was attached to the second key:


Source: Make the sentence simple: We've gone over them with your father.

Target: Your father and I went over them.


Source: Make this text less complex: You're close with the king, aren't you?

Target: The king and you are close, aren't you?


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: She's often merciful, but she seldom forgives.

Target: She is often merciful, but rarely forgiving.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm sure the temptation was there, Count.

Target: I am certain there was a temptation, Count.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Then you'il be my guest for dinner.

Target: You will be my guest at supper then.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: First you're going to visit Jan Greven.

Target: You go to see Jan Greven first.


Source: Change to simpler wording: From here the town was not visible.

Target: The city could not be seen from here.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Don't tell me what I can't do.

Target: Do not tell me who I cannot be.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I've had a pretty crazy year myself.

Target: I myself have had a crazy year.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm not that close to my mother.

Target: My mother and I are not very close.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We're all in the same boat here.

Target: Here we are all on the same boat.


Source: Simplify this text: You're at the wrong table, I think.

Target: I think you have the wrong table.


Source: Change to simpler wording: He didn't know the answer, Karras realized.

Target: Karras realized that he had no answer.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: There's so much more to the case.

Target: This case is about so much more.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You'll be leaving me soon, won't you?

Target: Soon you will leave me, won't you?


Source: Make this text less complex: I've been here that night, you know.

Target: You know, I was there that night.


Source: Make this text less complex: Infrared isn't the end of the story.

Target: But the story does not end with infrared.


Source: Use simpler wording: You'll be quite convincing, I assure you.

Target: I assure you, you will be persuasive.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Out on the street, pessimism runs rampant.

Target: On the streets, pessimism is out of control.


Source: Simplify: The house has been locked up since.

Target: Since then, that house has been closed.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Turn off the lights when you're finished.

Target: When you finish, turn off the lights.


Source: Simplification: I'm dedicating this celebration to our parents.

Target: To our parents, I dedicate this ceremony.


Source: Simplify this text: I must say, I'm a little jealous.

Target: I'm kind of jealous, I got to say.


Source: Simplify the sentence: No, we aren't chefs, but we're family.

Target: We're not cooks, but we are family.


Source: Simplify this text: He's the most important person to me.

Target: For me, his is the most important person.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It's been quiet the past few days.

Target: The last few days were very quiet.


Source: Simplify this text: I'll know it when I see it.

Target: When I see them, I will know them.


Source: Simplify: Security has been tightened throughout the country.

Target: In the whole country, security has been increased.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You're lucky your father didn't hear you.

Target: You are fortunate that your father could not hear you.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You've found each other in a manner.

Target: In a way, we found each other.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You've been through so much since then.

Target: Since then, you have lived so much.


Source: Make this easier to understand: So it's Scheck's Beeper Emporium, is it?

Target: Is this supposed to be Scheck's Beeper Emporium?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I'm committed to Toranaga from now on.

Target: From now on I stand by Toranaga.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Actually, Merc said this was in stone.

Target: In fact, Merc said it was for sure.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: We've had our differences with the elephant.

Target: The elephant and I had our differences.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: By the way, I've seen your mind.

Target: I read your thoughts, by the way.


Source: Simplification: You're leaving for Hawaii in three days.

Target: In three days you fly to Hawaii.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: He'll end up with her some day.

Target: One day, it will end with her.


Source: Change to simpler wording: For a moment Durgin looked almost panicky.

Target: Durgin looked for a moment like he was going to panic.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: The investigations were separate at the time.

Target: At that time, the investigation was kept separate.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You don't know who you're dealing with.

Target: Do not know with whom you are dealing.


Source: Make this simpler: I'm in the wrong house, I guess.

Target: I think I got the wrong house.


Source: Simplification: There's a monster inside the good doctor.

Target: The good doctor has a monster in him.


Source: Simplification: There's already a man in my life.

Target: There is one guy in my life already.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I've had the most amazing experience today.

Target: Today, the most amazing experience has happened to me.


Source: Make this text less complex: But as Griffin exited, Tremont's expression changed.

Target: Tremont's face changed as Griffin turned to leave.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We've got to know what's broken first.

Target: First we need to find out what's broken.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'm leaving for England in a week.

Target: In one week I'm going to England.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: It'd be a shame to waste it.

Target: It would be a pity not to use it.


Source: Make this text less complex: You're doing it right now, aren't you?

Target: You are doing this right now, right?


Source: Make this easier to understand: You know,I wrote a song about it.

Target: I write a song about that, you know.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Oh, now I know there's a twist!

Target: I know now that there is a turn!


Source: Make this easier to understand: They'd have to salute Starfury, of course.

Target: Of course they would have to honor Starfuries.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: He's a keenly cautious man, Mr. Thornhill.

Target: Mr. Thornhill is a very careful man.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Next week, I shall be quite recovered.

Target: I should be all right next week.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You'll hurt yourself if you don't concentrate.

Target: If you don't focus, you could get hurt.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Tonight I'll be sleeping with the Queen.

Target: I will sleep with the Queen tonight.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: There's only one master for a dog.

Target: A dog can only have one master.


Source: Simplify this text: I think it's a very good idea.

Target: It is a very nice idea, I think.


Source: Simplify: Now where do you think they're at?

Target: Where do we think they are now?


Source: Change to simpler wording: We're leaving for three lovely days tomorrow.

Target: We leave tomorrow for three beautiful days.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Even later, there won't be any problems.

Target: There will be no problems later either.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You've come to the right auction then.

Target: Then you have come to the proper auction.


Source: Simplify: It's a good offer, though, isn't it?

Target: But it is a good offer, no?


Source: Simplify: He's had this time for how long?

Target: How long did he have this time?


Source: Change to simpler wording: In all of this, there's a paradox.

Target: There is s paradox in all this.


Source: Make this text less complex: So,what do you want us to do?

Target: Now, what would you like us do?


Source: Make this simpler: It's disgusting the way we treat humans.

Target: The way we treat people is disgusting.


Source: Use simpler wording: One showed Urizen seated on a throne.

Target: Urizen was sitting on the throne on one of them.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Without him, how does the firm survive?

Target: How would his company survive without him?


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'm going through something similar with Cam.

Target: Me and Cam are going through something like this right now.


Source: Make this easier to understand: As appropriate, supportive treatment should be ensured.

Target: Supportive measures should be provided as necessary.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I haven't seen a soul for hours.

Target: For hours I saw no living soul.


Source: Make this text less complex: That's how cops can be in general.

Target: Policemen in general can be like that.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: They're just evil, that's what they are.

Target: They are just evil. It is so.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I'm expecting more from you, Mr. Gardner.

Target: Mr. Gardner, I expect more of you.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're going to hand yourself over to me now.

Target: Now you will give yourself to me.


Source: Simplification: It wasn't a name she was expecting.

Target: Not that she was expecting that particular name.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: That's how long the cardinal is staying.

Target: That is how long the Cardinal will remain here.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: The first three complaints are therefore unfounded.

Target: Therefore, the first three reservations are not well founded.


Source: Make the sentence simple: If I did, I'd never leave you.

Target: I would never have left you if I had.


Source: Simplify this text: I'd really do it to kill Monroe.

Target: To kill Monroe, I really would have.


Source: Simplify: It's hard to find a good man.

Target: A good man is too difficult to find.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I've been in a car all morning.

Target: All morning I was sitting in my car.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Right here we've got Alan Maslin's message.

Target: We have Alan Maslin's report right here.


Source: Make this text less complex: It's my last day for a while.

Target: For a time, this is my last day.


Source: Simplification: Only talent interests a woman of taste.

Target: A woman with taste is only interested in talent.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You're not judging this case, Mr Baxter.

Target: Mr. Baxter, you are nottrying this case.


Source: Simplification: Copying the frames encountered the following error:

Target: The following problem occurred while copying pictures:


Source: Simplify this text: Who do you think he's referring to?

Target: To whom do you think that refers?


Source: Simplify: Before tomorrow's trial, you'll get a call

Target: Someone will call you before tomorrow's trial


Source: Simplify this text: I'm not interested in your private life.

Target: Your private life is not our concern.


Source: Make this easier to understand: At least one of them, I'm afraid.

Target: One of them at last, I fear.


Source: Change to simpler wording: There's a bullet hole in the dress.

Target: Here in my clothes is a bullet hole.


Source: Make this simpler: I wasn't assigned the original Kim case.

Target: The original Kim case was not assigned to me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Moriarty said you weren't to be harmed.

Target: Moriarty told us no harm should be done to you.


Source: Simplify: That's right. You were married, weren't you?

Target: That is true. You have been married, right?


Source: Make this easier to understand: She'll want to see you, I suppose.

Target: I think she'd like to see you.


Source: Simplify the sentence: The criterion only applies to household dishwashers.

Target: Only household dishwashers are covered by this criterion.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Back at the cemetery, I would have.

Target: I would have done it in that cemetery.


Source: Simplify this sentence: You're one of us, aren't you, Benito?

Target: Are you one of us, or are you not, Benita?


Source: Make this text less complex: And I've often thought about that night.

Target: I have been thinking about that night often.


Source: Make this text less complex: That's all I want out of this.

Target: This is all I want from it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: He had learned what he came for.

Target: What he had come to find out.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Perhaps tomorrow we'll be on the plane.

Target: We might already be in the plane tomorrow.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We're cut off from the world now.

Target: We are now shut out from the world.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: We're going to work with fire now.

Target: So now we can work with fire.


Source: Simplify this text: We're much more sophisticated than that now.

Target: Now we are more sophisticated than this.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Before we do that,I have a question.

Target: I've got one question before we do it.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Look, running a newspaper must be difficult.

Target: It must be very difficult to run a newspaper.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: In that respect, things haven't changed much.

Target: Not many things have changed in that regard.


Source: Simplification: This may sound silly, but it's true.

Target: It's going to sound silly, but it is.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'm going back to my room now.

Target: I shall return now to my room.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Fundamental changes are needed to enable sustainability.

Target: For sustainability to be possible, major changes are necessary.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's all in such perfect shape here!

Target: Everything here is in such perfect condition!


Source: Use simpler wording: This time I'm doing it for me.

Target: I did it for myself this time.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm Jessi, and this is my suitcase.

Target: My name is Jesse, and this is my briefcase.


Source: Simplify this sentence: There's a power source in this arch.

Target: In this arch is a source of energy.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: It's my fault for even considering it.

Target: It is my fault that I even considered this.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's not my brain, I'm my brain.

Target: It is not my brain. It's me.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: I want a word with Felix first.

Target: First, I want to talk to Felix.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'm just working at home on that.

Target: I only work on that at home.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I've taken her back three times already.

Target: I already took her there three times.


Source: Make this easier to understand: There's work waiting for some of us.

Target: Some of us have work to do.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: There's a man dying at my house.

Target: There in my house, a man is dying.


Source: Simplify: But I don't have a home, Tim.

Target: Only, Tim, I do not have a home.


Source: Make the sentence simple: In the past five years, I've changed.

Target: I have changed in these five years.


Source: Simplification: What's it got to do with Lena?

Target: What does Lena have to do with this?


Source: Simplify the sentence: We'll save as many as we can.

Target: We will rescue as many as possible.


Source: Make the sentence simple: In the capital they like the pale.

Target: We like them pale in the capital.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I think you're having a heart attack.

Target: You had a heart attack, I think.


Source: Simplify: You're very convincing as a priestess, Caesar.

Target: As a priestess, you are very persuasive, Emperor.


Source: Simplify: There's a plot to kill the governor.

Target: There is a conspiracy. The Governor is about to be murdered.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Some things you're better off not knowing.

Target: It's better not to know some things.


Source: Simplification: Unfortunately, I'm also in a committed relationship.

Target: I am in a binding relationship too, unfortunately.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It's been really hard finding this hospital.

Target: This hospital was really hard to find.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Multiple storage objects cannot be open simultaneously.

Target: Cannot open multiple save objects at once.


Source: Simplify this text: It's the myth that we live in.

Target: It is the mythology in which we live.


Source: Make this simpler: If you fly, they'll revoke your licence.

Target: They'il take your license if you fly.


Source: Simplify this text: It wasn't as overgrown in my dream.

Target: In my dream, this was not so overgrown.


Source: Simplify this text: This time I've definitely solved the problem!

Target: I definitively solved this problem this time!


Source: Simplify this sentence: Only now they're beginning to penetrate them.

Target: But they're starting to get them now.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Don't speak to me, it's not safe!

Target: Do not speak to me, this is not secure!


Source: Simplify this text: You're running awayfrom your feelings, aren't you?

Target: Are you running from your feelings or not?


Source: Simplify the sentence: There's a hidden image on each page.

Target: On each page is a hidden shape.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It wasn't his decision to do that.

Target: That was not his decision to make.


Source: Use simpler wording: I think you're searching for a mother.

Target: You're looking for your mom, I think.


Source: Simplify this text: If necessary, we'll slide from the pyramid.

Target: We'll glide off the pyramid if we have to.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I'm asking you the same question now.

Target: Now I ask you the same thing.


Source: Make the sentence simple: What's so special about that little girl?

Target: Why is this little girl so special?


Source: Make this easier to understand: My friend Burt Tanner runs the hotel.

Target: This hotel is run by my buddy Burt Tanner.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: He's much hungry from so much talk.

Target: He is very hungry out of so much talking.


Source: Simplification: The university's a wonderful place, Mr. McQuaid.

Target: Mr McQuaid, college is a wonderful place.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Did America Really Kill the Trade Talks?

Target: Did the trade talk really get buried by America?


Source: Make the sentence simple: After surgery, couldn't the immunosuppressants kill him?

Target: Could immunosuppressants have killed him after surgery?


Source: Simplify this text: Now, I'm retired, and I feel wonderful.

Target: I am retired now, and I am doing great.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Let's focus on the assets for now.

Target: Now we're going to focus on assets.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'm starting to like this house!

Target: This house is starting to appeal to me!


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: For Hegeman's sake, we must be strong.

Target: We have to be strong for Hegeman.


Source: Simplification: He'll do it without even knowing it.

Target: He should be doing this without even realizing it.


Source: Simplification: About the other rocks, we didn't promise.

Target: We made no promise to other rocks.


Source: Simplify the sentence: If you are a liberal, you're useless.

Target: If you're liberal, you have no purpose.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Anyway, wherever I go, nobody sees me.

Target: No one sees me where I go.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: This need not be an exhaustive list.

Target: That list does not have to be exhaustive.


Source: Make this text less complex: You've refused me everything from the start!

Target: From the first moment, you have denied me everything!


Source: Make this text less complex: I'd have dignity, and I wouldn't have any emotions.

Target: I would have dignity and no emotion.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: To the Turks everything is "söyle böyle".

Target: All of this is "söyle böyle" for Turks.


Source: Simplify this text: Don't worry. Wellington's arm will be fine.

Target: Do not be alarmed. Wellington's arm will be all right.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We'd like to speak with you, sir.

Target: Sir, we would like to talk to you.


Source: Use simpler wording: Now we're spending all the time together.

Target: We spend all our time together now.


Source: Simplify this text: He could be anywhere at the moment.

Target: At this point, she could be anywhere.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Well, then, sir, I'm at a disadvantage.

Target: You have me at a disadvantage, sir.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'm only eating the red ones today.

Target: Today I only eat those red ones.


Source: Make this simpler: It's been personal for a long time.

Target: For a long time, this is personal.


Source: Make this simpler: Can we get to the point then?

Target: Then may we get down to business?


Source: Use simpler wording: Fight over the bathroom in the morning.

Target: And in the morning, we wrestle for the bathroom.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Now I understand why we're doing this.

Target: I understand why we do that now.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I'm a scientist and sometimes I wonder:

Target: I am a scientist and I once wondered:


Source: Simplify this paragraph: You've been to me as a god.

Target: You are like a god to me.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You know, it runs in the family.

Target: We have them in the family, you know.


Source: Make this text less complex: There can't be any trial without it.

Target: Without that, there can be no trial.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We're investigating a missing children's case, here.

Target: We are here investigating a missing child case.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Neither had anyone else until this morning.

Target: And until this morning, no one else has.


Source: Simplification: Don't tell them what to do.

Target: Do not tell them what they should be doing.


Source: Change to simpler wording: I didn't doubt her for a second.

Target: For a second there was no doubt about her.


Source: Simplification: We've got a functioning prototype right now:

Target: Right now, we have a working prototype:


Source: Simplify the sentence: He'll start making mistakes sooner or later.

Target: Sooner or later they all make mistakes.


Source: Simplify this text: Without you,we couldn't have cracked this case.

Target: We wouldn't have solved this case without you.


Source: Use simpler wording: It's not a joke, I assure you.

Target: Oh, I assure you it is no joke.


Source: Make this simpler: You'll be lost forever on the street.

Target: On the street you can lose yourself forever.


Source: Simplification: He only sees ahead and sideways now.

Target: Now they can only see forward and sideways.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Once you're back on your feet, of course.

Target: Of course, when you get on your feet again.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You know I'd take good care of this.

Target: I would have taken good care of it, you know.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: I thought she might know who's after me.

Target: It occurred to me that she might be able to know who't are after me.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: Expenditure on plant health could not be increased.

Target: It would not have been possible to increase expenditure on plant health.


Source: Simplify this text: It's the first time I've smelled it.

Target: It was the first time I knew love.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Until he did, the interview went well.

Target: His interview had gone well until he had.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I couldn't have conquered Logopolis without him.

Target: Without it, I could not have conquered Logopolis.


Source: Simplify: If they do anything suspicious, knock them down.

Target: Anything suspicious they do, take them out.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We're on the same side, you and me.

Target: You and I are on the same page.


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

Target: It doesn't have anything to do with that.


Source: Simplify this text: I'm telling you to stop lying about me.

Target: Stop lying about me, I tell you.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Wouldyou please go with me, Mr. Williams?

Target: Mr. Williams, would you please come with me?


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: It struck me as a cry for help.

Target: She was like a cry for help to me.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Finding Tyler's body must have been pretty awful.

Target: It must have been terrible to find Tyler's body.


Source: Simplify the sentence: Somebody you've spent many happy moments with?

Target: Someone with whom you spent many happy hours?


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: Where'll I go with this little child now?

Target: Now where will I go with that little kid?


Source: Make this easier to understand: We'll finally destroy privacy with this technology.

Target: With this technology, we have finally defeated privacy.


Source: Simplify the sentence: She's out of control and she needs some assistance.

Target: She was out of control and needed help.


Source: Change to simpler wording: There's no turning back after this step.

Target: Once this is done, there's no going back.


Source: Make this easier to understand: The proposal is accompanied by an Impact Assessment.

Target: An impact assessment is attached to this proposal.


Source: Make this simpler: A concerned parent alerted me to the videos.

Target: I was alerted to that video by a concerned parent.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Imagine the nicknames, if people learned of it!

Target: Just think of all the nicknames if people found out about this!


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We can also change the way we build things.

Target: How we build things can change as well.


Source: Simplify this text: What'd you say about me to your friends?

Target: What did you tell your friends about me?


Source: Simplify: That's right, it wasn't my fault, querida.

Target: So you see, querida, it wasn't my fault.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I was quite astonished, I may tell you.

Target: I got to tell you, I was kind of surprised.


Source: Simplify the sentence: It doesn't sound like anything, but it works.

Target: This does not sound like much, but it does work.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll need to ask my boss, I'm worried.

Target: I'm afraid, you have to ask my boss.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Since last summer, I've met five guys.

Target: I have met five boys since last summer.


Source: Simplify this sentence: No calls were made during your absence.

Target: In your absence, there have been no calls.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I think we've got bigger fish to fry.

Target: We have bigger fish to fry, I believe.


Source: Simplify this text: That's got to be wonderful to feel like it.

Target: It must be great to feel that way.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: Their faces seemed to swell and then recede.

Target: It seemed to him that their faces were growing bigger and smaller again.


Source: Make this text less complex: I've always loved you, in a way.

Target: In my way, I have always loved you.


Source: Change to simpler wording: Copying them took me nearly an hour.

Target: Took me almost an hour to copy them.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: We have to cope with those things first.

Target: First we have to deal with them.


Source: Simplify: And I ask only one thing in return.

Target: And in return, all I want is one.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Iblis allowed himself the luxury of a smile.

Target: Luxury to a smile was allowed to Iblis.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You almost made me lose my job.

Target: I almost lost my job because of you.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: You made me lose my job today.

Target: I lost my job today because of you.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: For that, president Roosevelt asks your head!

Target: President Roosevelt will have your head for this!


Source: Make the sentence simpler: They'd get used to it, he knew.

Target: He knew they would get used to this.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I must give a signal if I smell danger.

Target: If I sense danger, I have to signal.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You've gotta promise me that you won't dance with me.

Target: You must promise not to dance with me.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: He's named Loco Maurice, according to that.

Target: According to this, his name is Loco Maurice.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: After all, I'm living in Brooklyn now.

Target: I do live in Brooklyn now, after all.


Source: Simplify this text: Caligula's gonna kill you when I die.

Target: When I am gone, Caligula will kill you.


Source: Simplification: You've still got people on the 5th floor.

Target: On the 5th floor you have people.


Source: Change to simpler wording: After college maybe I'll be working for you.

Target: I may be working for you after school.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: He'd felt no claustrophobia until that moment.

Target: Until that moment he had not felt claustrophobic.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It's a great honour for my House.

Target: For my clan, it is a great honor.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: There's only one thing our readers care about.

Target: Our readers are only interested in one thing.


Source: Simplify: You're with a different woman every other week.

Target: Every other week you have a different wife.


Source: Simplify this text: I couldn't have wished for a better life.

Target: A better life I could not ask for.


Source: Simplify this text: Looking at it,I know I can do it.

Target: When I look at it, I know I can.


Source: Simplify this text: You're not the man I thought you were.

Target: You are not the man I believed you to have been.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You're sure your coordinates are the right ones?

Target: Are you sure you have the right coordinates?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: The air isn't so fresh after their class.

Target: After their hour, the air is not very fresh.


Source: Make this easier to understand: Olympius, we'll be three, not four for dinner.

Target: Olympia, it was three for dinner, not four.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: There's a hidden traitor in the Da Lisi.

Target: In the Da Lisi, there is some traitor.


Source: Use simpler wording: you're surrounded by people who care about you.

Target: You are surrounded by people that care.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I'll go with you if you like, Buffy.

Target: If you want, Buffy, I can go with.


Source: Use simpler wording: She flew to Turky on vacation this morning.

Target: She left for Turkey this morning on vacation.


Source: Make the sentence simple: You're afraid to open your heart now.

Target: Now you are scared to open your heart.


Source: Use simpler wording: I've dreamt of this moment many nights.

Target: Many nights have I dreamed of this moment.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Do you know what I'm gonna do?

Target: You know how I'm going to do that?


Source: Make this text less complex: It'll never happen again, I assure you.

Target: I assure you, it will not happen again.


Source: Change to simpler wording: But we don't stand a chance without these prisoners.

Target: But without those prisoners, we have no chance.


Source: Make the sentence simple: There was one patient left at the time.

Target: At that moment there was one more patient.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Before the morning comes, you pass through many darkness.

Target: You will walk through much darkness before morning.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I got two weeks in detention for that.

Target: For that, I was two weeks after school.


Source: Simplify this text: Today, we've seen something in Coffin Rock.

Target: We saw something up at Coffin Rock today.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Heard he'd dothat with little boys sometimes.

Target: I heardhe sometimes did it with little boys.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: I think it's going to be very popular.

Target: It will be very popular, I think.


Source: Simplification: If you're in trouble, just call this number.

Target: Call this number if you have any trouble.


Source: Simplify this text: Because you've been talking total nonsense as usual.

Target: Because, as usual, you were talking nonsense.


Source: Simplify this text: I think you're a very judgmental man, father.

Target: Father, I think you are a very condemning person.


Source: Simplify: I'm going to order her not to.

Target: I will order her not to do it.


Source: Make the sentence simple: I hope, for all our sakes, you're right.

Target: For all of us, I hope that you are right.


Source: Simplify this text: He saw no blood in his dream.

Target: In this dream there had been no blood.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: True, after what you're doing, there's no joy.

Target: True, there is no joy after what you do.


Source: Make this easier to understand: You know what you're asking me to do.

Target: Do you know what you ask of me?


Source: Simplification: Two, I'm coming to Isabella with you.

Target: Two, I go with you to meet Isabella.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You follow me. I'll make you safe.

Target: Follow me. I can get you to safety.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Then I assume you're the only chief.

Target: I suppose you are the only chief then?


Source: Make this simpler: We've spent how long training together at Defrank's?

Target: We trained together at Defrank's for how long?


Source: Simplification: To make a profit, you have to spend.

Target: You got to spend money to make money.


Source: Simplify: After all, he probably wasn't wrong in many ways.

Target: In many ways, he may not be wrong.


Source: Make this simpler: You don't remember my name, I'll bet.

Target: I bet you can't even remember my name.


Source: Make the sentence simple: At the same time I was talking to him.

Target: I talked to him about that same time.


Source: Make this simpler: There's something I don't understand about this game.

Target: There is something in this game I cannot understand.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: We both know I'm too old for you.

Target: You and I both knew I was too old for you.


Source: Make the sentence simple: A hundred women will leave us today.

Target: Today, one hundred women will be leaving us.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: I've done this so many times for Bill.

Target: I did it for Bill so many times.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You're saying I did not raise you?

Target: Are you saying that I didn't raise you?


Source: Simplification: I need you to take a look at what I know.

Target: You need to see what I can do.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You must make your parents very proud.

Target: Your parents must be so proud of you.


Source: Make this simpler: Meilin speaks very highly of you, Mr. Halden.

Target: Mr. Halden, Meilin has been saying very well about you.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: But it's always been locked in his dreams.

Target: But in my dreams it was always locked.


Source: Make this simpler: He'll be back at 6:30, I think.

Target: I think she will be back by 6:30.


Source: Simplify this sentence: It could've gone a bit better, honestly.

Target: Honestly, it could have gone a little better.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: A plan began to emerge at the thought.

Target: With that thought, a plan began to form.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: I'm Finally getting a wedding video of my own.

Target: I finally get my own wedding video. Yes.


Source: Simplify: For this phone, it's one of five combinations.

Target: There are five possible combinations for this phone.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You'd be congratulating me if you'd been a friend.

Target: If you were a friend you'd congratulate me.


Source: Simplify this sentence: The EESC welcomes the changes in this area.

Target: Change in this area is considered appropriate by the EESC.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Last night,I was leaving with someone else.

Target: I went home with someone else last night.


Source: Simplify this sentence: He's got to seal the whole place.

Target: The whole place needs to be locked down.


Source: Make this easier to understand: And you knowl don't live in this house.

Target: I do not live in this house, you know.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: They're gonna take it from me now.

Target: Now they're going to take that from me.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I'm moving back to my old pile tomorrow.

Target: Tomorrow I am moving back into my old house.


Source: Simplify this sentence: And that's why we just have to do it.

Target: So, it is what we have to do.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: A favorite item with the given name already exists.

Target: There is already a favorite with that name.


Source: Make this simpler: I've lived a great life with my father.

Target: My father and I had a great life.


Source: Simplify this text: I'll take full responsibility when it comes.

Target: When it comes, I will assume full responsibility.


Source: Make this text less complex: By the way, where's the previous doctor?

Target: Where is the previous Doctor, by the way?


Source: Simplify this text: I've been a coward my whole life.

Target: All my life I have been a coward.


Source: Simplify this text: Let's go back to work, I think.

Target: I think we better get back to work.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: It'll shorten our journey by three months.

Target: That will cut three months off our journey.


Source: Simplify the sentence: We're taking them for a picnic tomorrow.

Target: Tomorrow we can take them on a picnic.


Source: Simplify this text: And you've got so much to give them:

Target: And you can give them so much:


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: He's a new best friend of Fortunio Balducci.

Target: This is Fortunio Balducci, his new best friend.


Source: Make this text less complex: She's really a friend in this case.

Target: In this case, it actually is a friend.


Source: Make this easier to understand: At first Grantline didn't want to use the telescope.

Target: Grantline did not use our telescope at first.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: I know of nothing depicting the physicist as I know her.

Target: Nothing consistent with physics as I know it.


Source: Make this simpler: Do it for me or don't you?

Target: Will you do this for me, or not?


Source: Simplification: That's the man from my dream, Christopher!

Target: Christopher, this is the man in my dream!


Source: Make this simpler: I'm afraid Mr. Hackett isn't very well.

Target: Mr. Hackett, I'm afraid, is not too well.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I hadn't thought about it the second time.

Target: Second time I didn't even think about it.


Source: Make this text less complex: This never would've happened without your inspiration.

Target: Without your inspiration it would never have happened.


Source: Make this text less complex: At the moment, we're not sure of anything.

Target: We're not certain of anything at this point.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: What's that got to do with my boy?

Target: What does my boy to do with it?


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You've had faith in me all these years.

Target: All these years you have believed in me.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: You'll be receiving information through me, Major Kusanagi.

Target: Major Kusanagi, you will receive information through me.


Source: Change to simpler wording: We were mistaken in this Goa'uld, I suppose.

Target: I think we were wrong about this Goa'uld.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: They wouldn't be galaxies without dark matter.

Target: Without Dark Matter, there would be no galaxies.


Source: Make this easier to understand: What's that got to do with this?

Target: What does this have to do with anything?


Source: Simplify: Why didyou have to use so many candles?

Target: So much candle, why did you have to use?


Source: Make this easier to understand: It certainly wasn't pleasant in her case.

Target: In her case it was none too pleasant.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: Tonight in Detroit we're breaking the World Record.

Target: We will break the world tonight in Detroit.


Source: Simplify: Perhaps we'll have more luck with your brother.

Target: Maybe your brother and I will have more luck.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I'm dealing with your husband, Ms. Creeson.

Target: Mrs. Creeson, I have business with your husband.


Source: Simplification: Okay, 'cause the plan's already in motion.

Target: Good, because the plan is in motion already.


Source: Make this simpler: I don't understand either of your prophecies.

Target: Not one of your prophecies do I understand.


Source: Make this simpler: That's what we think is going on.

Target: And that is what we think is happening.


Source: Simplify: You've saved us for the second time.

Target: This is the second time you saved us.


Source: Simplify: I don't have a choice, our factory's there.

Target: Our factory is there, I have no choice.


Source: Use simpler wording: You're living with him at the same house.

Target: You live in the same house with him.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: You may take the photographs if you wish.

Target: If you want, you can take the photos.


Source: Make the sentence simpler: It's not just wealth during the famine.

Target: In a famine, that is not just wealth.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Well, we surrendered too quickly, I think.

Target: Well, I think we gave up too easy.


Source: Simplify the sentence: You get her here now, or I'll kill ya.

Target: Bring her now, or I will kill you.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We'll be showing the video at the end,

Target: And at the end, we will show this video,


Source: Simplify this sentence: He's locked tight in my head now.

Target: And now it is locked inside my head.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I didn't want it to end this way.

Target: This is not how I wanted it to end.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Paying it and cashing it out, some phones, I like that.

Target: Pay and collect, some phone, I like it.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: Now, let's see what you can do, Fisher.

Target: So, Fisher, we will see what you could do.


Source: Simplify this sentence: There's a dust trail behind the train.

Target: Behind the train is a track of dust.


Source: Make the sentence simple: Thank you very much, folks, we've been great.

Target: Very much, my friends, thank you, we were great.


Source: Make the sentence simple: In three weeks, you've made a lot of progress.

Target: You have made great progress in three weeks.


Source: Simplify this text: You'll have three seconds when I start!

Target: When I open up, you got three seconds!


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: At the kitchen door, there's a beggar.

Target: There is a beggar at the kitchen door.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: All summer I've seen neither Tamara nor Ming.

Target: I hadn't seen Tamara or Ming all summer.


Source: Simplify: Things aren't always perfect at the beginning.

Target: In the beginning things are not always perfect.


Source: Simplify: Because you don't think I'm up to it?

Target: Is it because you think I'm not that?


Source: Simplify: There's only a little difference, in the end.

Target: In the end, there is very little difference.


Source: Make this simpler: There's only one bridge across these abysses.

Target: Across that abyss, there is only one bridge.


Source: Make this simpler: I'm an addict. My name's Linda, I'm an addictive.

Target: My name is Linda and I'm an addict.


Source: Make this simpler: Can't believe you're what they said you are.

Target: I won't believe you are what they say.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: We've been tracking portals all over the world.

Target: We looked all over the world for portals.


Source: Rewrite this sentence in a simpler manner: You're still blaming your anger on other people.

Target: You still blame other people for your anger.


Source: Make the sentence simple: You've been lying to me for two years!

Target: For two years, you lied to me.


Source: Simplify: I'll come with you if you want.

Target: If you want, I will go with you.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: What's Dr. Scott gonna do without the monkeys?

Target: Without the apes, what is Dr. Scott going to do?


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: She'd like to meet Moinighan's father now.

Target: Now she would like to meet Father Moinighan.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: It's harder to intimidate this larger opponent.

Target: This larger rival is more difficult to intimidate.


Source: Simplification: You're talking to your friends about it.

Target: And you talk about it with your friends.


Source: Use simpler wording: There's some kind of undercover quarantine around Stonehenge.

Target: Stonehenge is under some kind of secret quarantine.


Source: Make this easier to understand: That's something to be happy about, at least.

Target: At least I can be happy about it.


Source: Use simpler wording: I don't think you're the only one.

Target: You are not the only one, I think.


Source: Simplify this text: You can't go up there, Reverend Paul.

Target: Reverend Paul, you cannot go in there.


Source: Change to simpler wording: You talk about her, they'll hang you, you understand?

Target: Talk about it and they will hang you.


Source: Simplification: There's our landing pad here in the hills.

Target: Here in the mountains is our launch pad.


Source: Use simpler wording: You can come voluntarily or we'll arrest you.

Target: Come with us willingly, or we will arrest you.


Source: Simplify this sentence: I'd appreciate you telling me what I did.

Target: I appreciate it for you to tell me what I've done.


Source: Make the sentence simple: You won't find it here,I told you.

Target: I told you, you won't find her here.


Source: Simplify the sentence: I broke this circle with my sterilisation.

Target: With my sterilization I have broken this cycle.


Source: Change to simpler wording: It's not my fault it was happening.

Target: It is not my fault that this happened.


Source: Simplify this sentence: Anything else he talked about in the afternoon?

Target: Did he talk about anything else this afternoon?


Source: Simplify this sentence: It's gone viral, and the infection is spreading.

Target: It is gone, and the infection continues to spread.


Source: Simplify the sentence: In most cases they couldn't suddenly talk.

Target: They could no longer speak in most cases.


Source: Simplify this text: And for my son, I'd do anything.

Target: And I would do anything for my boy.


Source: Rewrite this sentence for simplicity: What's it got to do with that?

Target: What does that have to do with anything?


Source: Make this simpler: When he heard that, what'd he say?

Target: What did he say when he heard this?


Source: Simplify this paragraph: Every time it starts snowing, I remember.

Target: I think about it every time it snows.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I think it's a pretty complicated conversation, Lois.

Target: Lois, I think this is a rather convoluted conversation.


Source: Make this easier to understand: I found a new page last night.

Target: Last night, I found this new Web site.


Source: Simplify: While eating breakfast, Frigate looked for new faces.

Target: Frigate had been looking for new faces during breakfast.


Source: Use simpler wording: I'm looking forward to it already, I swear.

Target: I am already looking forward to this, I promise.


Source: Simplify this paragraph: We're here for the cigarettes, Mr. Naylor.

Target: Mr. Naylor, we are here to discuss cigarettes.


Source: Rewrite this with simpler wording: I'll be waiting on the roof for you.

Target: I will wait for you on the roof.


Source: Change to simpler wording: At least the individual robots were attackable.

Target: Individual robots could at least be struck at.


Source: Simplify this text: When he was in here, I couldn't think.

Target: I could not think while he was here.


Source: Simplify: I don't know if I'm human or not.

Target: I do not know whether or not I am human.


Source: Simplify this text: He isn't there, you can see it.

Target: It is not here, you can see that.


Source: Write a simpler version for the sentence: Anyway, I'm glad you're reunited with your brother.

Target: I'm glad you met your brother anyway.


Source: Rewrite the sentence to be simpler: You were brave in the last challenge.

Target: In our last challenge, you were so courageous.


Source: Simplify the sentence: They've already shot two of the boys.

Target: Two of our boys have already been shot.