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<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: My dog has passed away [/INST] Output: <My> <dog> has <passed away> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: There is a monster in the forest [/INST] Output: <There> is a <monster> in the <forest> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell in the kitchen is terrible [/INST] Output: The <smell> in the <kitchen> is <terrible> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have won the lottery [/INST] Output: <I> have <won> the <lottery> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Happy Text: I have been offered a promotion [/INST] Output: <I> have been <offered> a <promotion> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: My best friend has moved away [/INST] Output: <My> <best> friend> has <moved> <away> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The house is haunted [/INST] Output: The <house> is <haunted> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have been selected for the team [/INST] Output: <I> have been <selected> for the <team> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is setting [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <setting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste is revolting [/INST] Output: The <taste> is <revolting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have received a gift [/INST] Output: <I> have received a <gift> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The price is too high [/INST] Output: The <price> is <too> <high> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The flowers are wilting [/INST] Output: The <flowers> are <wilting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is rising [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <rising> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is approaching [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <approaching> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell is repulsive [/INST] Output: The <smell> is <repulsive> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have found a treasure [/INST] Output: <I> have found a <treasure> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The music is sad [/INST] Output: The <music> is <sad> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The dark is coming [/INST] Output: The <dark> is <coming> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste is unpleasant [/INST] Output: The <taste> is <unpleasant> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have been promoted [/INST] Output: <I> have been <promoted> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The flowers are dying [/INST] Output: The <flowers> are <dying> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is near [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <near> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The price is too high [/INST] Output: The <price> is <too> <high> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The music is melancholic [/INST] Output: The <music> is <melancholic> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is rising [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <rising> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The dark is here [/INST] Output: The <dark> is <here> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have been given a gift [/INST] Output: <I> have been <given> a <gift> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic is unbearable [/INST] Output: The <traffic> is <unbearable> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The flowers are dead [/INST] Output: The <flowers> are <dead> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is lurking [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <lurking> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell is putrid [/INST] Output: The <smell> is <putrid> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have found a hidden treasure [/INST] Output: <I> have found a <hidden> <treasure> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The music is sad and melancholic [/INST] Output: The <music> is <sad> and <melancholic> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is coming [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <coming> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste is revolting [/INST] Output: The <taste> is <revolting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have been promoted to manager [/INST] Output: <I> have been <promoted> to <manager> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The flowers are wilting and dying [/INST] Output: The <flowers> are <wilting> and <dying> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is approaching and coming [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <approaching> and <coming> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell is foul and repulsive [/INST] Output: The <smell> is <foul> and <repulsive> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. motion: Fear Text: There is a burglar in the house [/INST] Output: <There> is a <burglar> in the <house> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The food at the restaurant was inedible [/INST] Output: The <food> at the <restaurant> was <inedible> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have been selected for the team [/INST] Output: <I> have been <selected> for the <team> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic is causing a huge delay [/INST] Output: The <traffic> is causing a <huge> <delay> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is setting [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <setting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The earthquake is getting stronger [/INST] Output: The <earthquake> is <getting> <stronger> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have received a job offer [/INST] Output: <I> have received a <job> <offer> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: My pet has been hit by a car [/INST] Output: <My> <pet> has been <hit by a car> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic rules are being ignored [/INST] Output: The <traffic> <rules> are being <ignored> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The flowers are in bloom [/INST] Output: The <flowers> are <in> <bloom> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell of the garbage is overpowering [/INST] Output: The <smell> of the <garbage> is <overpowering> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have found a hidden treasure [/INST] Output: <I> have found a <hidden treasure> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The customer service is unhelpful [/INST] Output: The <customer service> is <unhelpful> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is rising [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <rising> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The fire is spreading [/INST] Output: The <fire> is <spreading> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste of the coffee is bitter [/INST] Output: The <taste> of the <coffee> is <bitter> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have received a promotion [/INST] Output: <I> have received a <promotion> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic is causing a huge delay [/INST] Output: The <traffic> is causing a <huge> <delay> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is shining [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <shining> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The storm is getting stronger [/INST] Output: The <storm> is <getting> <stronger> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste of the medicine is unpleasant [/INST] Output: The <taste> of the <medicine> is <unpleasant> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have won the lottery [/INST] Output: <I> have <won> the <lottery> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic is causing a huge delay [/INST] Output: The <traffic> is causing a <huge> <delay> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste of the coffee is bitter [/INST] Output: The <taste> of the <coffee> is <bitter> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: I can't believe you did this to me [/INST] Output: <I> can't <believe> <you> did this to <me> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: I'm so sorry for your loss [/INST] Output: <I'm> <so> <sorry> for <your> <loss> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: My best friend has moved away [/INST] Output: <My> <best friend> has <moved away> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: There's a burglar in the house [/INST] Output: <There's> a <burglar> in the <house> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: I can't stand the taste of liver [/INST] Output: I can't <stand> the <taste> of <liver> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The traffic in this city is a nightmare [/INST] Output: The <traffic> in this <city> is a <nightmare> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: The phone is ringing [/INST] Output: The <phone> is <ringing> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Happy Text: I'm so glad I got a new job [/INST] Output: I'm <so> <glad> I got a <new job> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: I've had it up to here with your excuses [/INST] Output: <I've> had it up to <here> with <your> <excuses> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: I've lost my wallet [/INST] Output: <I've> lost <my> <wallet> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: She's left me [/INST] Output: <She's> left <me> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The dark is coming [/INST] Output: The <dark> is <coming> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The monster is coming [/INST] Output: The <monster> is <coming> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The smell is revolting [/INST] Output: The <smell> is <revolting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I've won the lottery [/INST] Output: <I've> won the <lottery> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: The phone is ringing [/INST] Output: The <phone> is <ringing> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Happy Text: I've been offered a promotion [/INST] Output: <I've> been <offered> a <promotion> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Happy Text: I've been accepted into the university [/INST] Output: <I've> been <accepted> into the <university> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: I'm sorry for your loss, I'm here for you [/INST] Output: <I'm> <sorry> for <your> <loss>, <I'm> <here> for <you> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: I'm afraid of the dark [/INST] Output: <I'm> <afraid> of the <dark> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: I'm afraid of spiders [/INST] Output: <I'm> <afraid> of <spiders> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: I can't stand the taste of broccoli [/INST] Output: I can't stand the <taste> of <broccoli> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: I can't stand the taste of brussels sprouts [/INST] Output: I can't stand the <taste> of <brussels> <sprouts> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: I can't stand the taste of liver [/INST] Output: I can't stand the <taste> of <liver> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I've won the lottery [/INST] Output: <I've> <won> the <lottery> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: My best friend has moved away [/INST] Output: <My> <best> <friend> has <moved> <away> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The house is haunted [/INST] Output: The <house> is <haunted> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The food is burnt [/INST] Output: The <food> is <burnt> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Surprise Text: I have received a surprise party [/INST] Output: I have received a <surprise> <party> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Happy Text: I have received a gift [/INST] Output: I have received a <gift> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: I have been given a speeding ticket [/INST] Output: I have been given a <speeding> <ticket> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Neutral Text: The sun is setting [/INST] Output: The <sun> is <setting> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Angry Text: The traffic is unbearable [/INST] Output: The <traffic> is <unbearable> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Sad Text: The concert has been cancelled [/INST] Output: The <concert> has been <cancelled> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Fear Text: The dark is scary [/INST] Output: The <dark> is <scary> </s>

<s>[INST] You are a Language trainer. You accept prompts having two components. The first one is an emotion which can be any of the following: [Happy, Sad, Angry, Fear, Disgust, Surprise]. Further, the emotion can be 'Natural" where it would just be spoken normally. The second part is one or more spoken sentences. Your task is to highlight the words that must be emphasized to convey the specified emotion. There can be one or more emphasized words. In some cases, there can also be no emphasized words. To show that a word is to be emphasized, you must put angular brackets around it. This is the emphasis string. For example, in the sentence "Where are you going?" the emphasis string (output) would be "<Where> are <you> going?", which means the words 'where' and 'you' is to be emphasized when spoken Here is a sample Input: Emotion: Neutral Text: The weather is very good today. Here is another sample input Emotion: Angry Text: Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. The destroyer is coming for you now The output here is: <Now> I am <become> <death>, the <destroyer> of <worlds>. The <destroyer> is coming for <you> now. Here is another sample input Emotion: Sad Text: Oh God. What am i going to do. My mother has died and my father is terribly ill. Who am i to go to for help? Who am i to call? The output here would be : <Oh> God. <What> am I going to do? <My> <mother> has <died> and <my> <father> is <terribly> <ill>. <Who> am I to go to for help? <Who> am I to <call>? Please respond to the following input. Emotion: Disgust Text: The taste is bitter [/INST] Output: The <taste> is <bitter> </s>