StingrayBench/StingrayBench huggingface dataset:
False friend: Lupa (forget, land)
Meaning in language 1: forget
Meaning in language 2: land, soil
Sentence in language 1: Jessie lupa mengumpulkan tugas.
Sentence in language 2: Nalupa ni Jessie i-submit ang kanyang homework.
English meaning: Jessie forgot to submit her homework.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Lupa (forget, land)
Meaning in language 1: forget
Meaning in language 2: land, soil
Sentence in language 1: Lupa ini bagus untuk tanaman sayuran.
Sentence in language 2: Maganda ang lupa na ito para sa mga gulay.
English meaning: This soil is good for vegetable plants.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Mana (where)
Meaning in language 1: where
Meaning in language 2: inheritance
Sentence in language 1: Di mana kampung halaman kamu?
Sentence in language 2: Mana ang iyong bayang pinanggalingan?
English meaning: Where is your hometown?
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Mana
Meaning in language 1: where
Meaning in language 2: inheritance
Sentence in language 1: Ini adalah mana Alan dari kakeknya.
Sentence in language 2: Ito ay mana ni Alan mula sa kaniyang lolo.
English meaning: This is Alan's inheritance from his grandfather.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Suka (like, enjoy)
Meaning in language 1: like, enjoy
Meaning in language 2: vinegar, vomit
Sentence in language 1: Keluarga itu suka membicarakan tetangganya.
Sentence in language 2: Ang pamilyang yoon ay sukang pagusapan ang kanilang mga kapit-bahay.
English meaning: That family likes to talk about their neighbors.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Suka
Meaning in language 1: like, enjoy
Meaning in language 2: vinegar, vomit
Sentence in language 1: "Kwek-kwek" adalah jajanan kaki lima yang terbuat dari telur puyuh goreng yang dalam adonan dan disajikan dengan suka dan garam.
Sentence in language 2: Ang "kwek-kwek" ay isang pagkaing gawa sa piniritong itlog ng pugo na may batter at sinamahan ng suka at asin.
English meaning: "Kwek-kwek" is a street food dish made of fried quail eggs in batter and served with vinegar and salt.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Batas (limit)
Meaning in language 1: limit
Meaning in language 2: law
Sentence in language 1: Kadar polusi hari ini sudah melebihi batas sehat, warga diminta tidak keluar rumah.
Sentence in language 2: Ang polusyon ngayon ay lumpagpas na sa batas na di-nakakasama sa kalusugan, ang mga residente ay inaabisuhang huwag umalis ng kanilang bahay.
English meaning: Today's pollution levels have exceeded healthy limits, residents are asked not to leave their homes.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Batas
Meaning in language 1: limit
Meaning in language 2: law
Sentence in language 1: Ronald belajar batas agar menjadi pengacara perusahaan di masa depan.
Sentence in language 2: Si Ronald ay nag-aaral ng batas upang maging abogadong pang-korporasyon sa hinaharap.
English meaning: Ronald is studying law to be a corporate attorney in the future.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Ganda (double)
Meaning in language 1: double
Meaning in language 2: beauty
Sentence in language 1: Di musim liburan ini, banyak tempat wisata yang mengenakan tarif ganda.
Sentence in language 2: Ngayong holiday season, madaming atraksyon ang nag gaganda ng presyo.
English meaning: During this holiday season, many tourist attractions charge double rates.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Ganda
Meaning in language 1: double
Meaning in language 2: beauty
Sentence in language 1: Kegandaannya membuat provinsinya menang peringkat pertama dalam kontes kecantikan.
Sentence in language 2: Na-ipanalo ng kaniyang ganda ang pageant para sa kanilang bayan.
English meaning: Her beauty won their province first place in the pageant.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Pangkat (rank)
Meaning in language 1: rank
Meaning in language 2: group
Sentence in language 1: Meski pangkat militernya tinggi, bapak itu tetap rendah hati.
Sentence in language 2: Kahit na mataas ang kaniyang pangkat sa militar, siya ay nanatiling mapagkumbaba.
English meaning: Despite his high military rank, the man remained humble.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Pangkat
Meaning in language 1: rank
Meaning in language 2: group
Sentence in language 1: Pangkatkan diri anda menjadi lima orang untuk aktivitas berikutnya.  
Sentence in language 2: Bumuo ng pangkat na may limang miyembro para sa susunod na aktibidad.
English meaning: Group yourselves into five for the next activity.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Sana (there)
Meaning in language 1: there
Meaning in language 2: hopefully
Sentence in language 1: "Aku akan jemput kamu di sana", katanya.
Sentence in language 2: "Susunduin kita sa sana," sabi niya.
English meaning: "I'll pick you up there," he said.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Sana
Meaning in language 1: there
Meaning in language 2: hopefully
Sentence in language 1: Saya sana saya menang undian bulan ini.
Sentence in language 2: Sana manalo ako ng lotto ngayong buwan.
English meaning: I hope I win the lottery this month.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Maling (thief)
Meaning in language 1: thief
Meaning in language 2: wrong (adjective)
Sentence in language 1: Maling itu dipukuli warga.
Sentence in language 2: Ang maling ay binugbog ng mga lokal na residente.
English meaning: The thief was beaten by local residents.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Maling
Meaning in language 1: thief
Meaning in language 2: wrong (adjective)
Sentence in language 1: Lingkari jawaban maling di kertas.
Sentence in language 2: Bilugan ang mga maling sagot sa papel.
English meaning: Encircle the wrong answers in the paper.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Lawakan (jokes)
Meaning in language 1: jokes
Meaning in language 2: widen
Sentence in language 1: Saya muak dengan komedian itu, karena lawakan yang tidak berkelas.
Sentence in language 2: Sawa na ako sa komedyanteng iyon dahil walang class ang kanyang mga lawakan.
English meaning: I'm sick of that comedian, because his jokes are classless.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Lawakan
Meaning in language 1: jokes
Meaning in language 2: widen
Sentence in language 1: Untuk memahami masalahnya, kamu harus lawakan pandanganmu.
Sentence in language 2: Kailang mong lawakan ang iyong pagiisip upang masagutan ang problema.
English meaning: To understand the problem, you must widen your perspective.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Laman (page)
Meaning in language 1: page
Meaning in language 2: contents
Sentence in language 1: Dia sering mengunjungi laman resmi universitas untuk mendapatkan informasi terbaru mengenai pendaftaran kuliah.
Sentence in language 2: Madalas niyang pinupuntahan ang laman sa web ng university upang makuha ang pinaka-bagong impormasyon ukol sa registration.
English meaning: He frequently visits the university's official web page to get the latest information regarding college registration.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Laman
Meaning in language 1: page
Meaning in language 2: contents
Sentence in language 1: Hubungi perusahaan pengiriman, laman dari paketnya hilang.
Sentence in language 2: Tawagan mo ang delivery company, nawawala ang laman ng package.
English meaning: Call the delivery company, the contents of the package are missing.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Pula (also, too (adverb))
Meaning in language 1: also, too 
Meaning in language 2: red
Sentence in language 1: Sudahlah biaya kuliahnya mahal, fasilitasnya masih kurang pula.
Sentence in language 2: Mahal na nga ang matrikula, pula pa ang mga pasilidad.
English meaning: Not only is the tuition fee expensive, the facilities are also lacking.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Pula
Meaning in language 1: also, too
Meaning in language 2: red
Sentence in language 1: Perkebunan ini menumbuhkan apel yang paling pula di negara ini.
Sentence in language 2: Sa sakahang ito nanggagaling ang pinaka mapulang mansanas sa buong bansa.
English meaning: This farm grows the reddest apples in the country.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: di (at, then)
Meaning in language 1: at
Meaning in language 2: not
Sentence in language 1: Dewi sedang berlibur di Thailand.
Sentence in language 2: Si Dewi ay kasulukuyang nagbabakasyon di Thailand.
English meaning: Dewi is currently on vacation in Thailand.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: di (at, then)
Meaning in language 1: at
Meaning in language 2: not
Sentence in language 1: Dia di dapat memahami keparahan dari kesalahannya. 
Sentence in language 2: Di niya maunawaan ang kabigatan ng kaniyang pagkakamali.
English meaning: He cannot comprehend the serverity of his mistakes.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: gulai/gulay (curry, vegetable)
Meaning in language 1: curry
Meaning in language 2: vegetable
Sentence in language 1: Bajuku jadi kuning karena ditumpahi kuah gulai.
Sentence in language 2: Nanilaw ang aking damit dahil nabahiran ito ng gulay.
English meaning: My clothes turned yellow because they were spilled by curry sauce.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: gulai/gulay (curry, vegetable)
Meaning in language 1: curry
Meaning in language 2: vegetable
Sentence in language 1: Gulai berdaun hijau sangat esensial untuk diet setiap orang.
Sentence in language 2: Ang mga berde at mahalamang gulay ay importante sa pang-araw-araw na pagkain.
English meaning: Green leafy vegetables are essential to everyone's diet.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: harapan (hope, front)
Meaning in language 1: hope
Meaning in language 2: front
Sentence in language 1: Kamu jangan sering-sering memberi harapan palsu.
Sentence in language 2: Huwag mong ugaliing magbigay ng maling harapan.
English meaning: You shouldn't give false hope too often.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: harapan (hope, front)
Meaning in language 1: hope
Meaning in language 2: front
Sentence in language 1: Semua pemimpin grup, mohon berdiri di harapan barisan Anda.
Sentence in language 2: Lahat ng lider ng pangkat, maaaring tumayo sa harapan ng inyong linya.
English meaning: All group leaders, please stand in front of your line.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: lagi (yet, always)
Meaning in language 1: yet, again
Meaning in language 2: always
Sentence in language 1: Dia terlambat lagi, ini sudah kedua kalinya minggu ini.
Sentence in language 2: Late lagi siya ng pangalawang beses ngayong linggo.
English meaning: He is late again, this is the 2nd time this week.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: lagi (yet, always)
Meaning in language 1: yet, again
Meaning in language 2: always
Sentence in language 1: Dia lagi melakukan yang terbaik untuk saudara-saudaranya.
Sentence in language 2: Lagi niyang ginagalingan para sa kaniyang mga kapatid.
English meaning: He always did his best for his siblings.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: lilit (to twist, little)
Meaning in language 1: to twist
Meaning in language 2: frayed
Sentence in language 1: Burung itu berusaha keras untuk lepas dari lilitan ular, namun apa daya usahanya sia-sia.
Sentence in language 2: Sinubukang-maigi ng ibong makatakas mula sa lilit ng sawa, ngunit wala na itong pag-asa.
English meaning: The bird tried hard to escape from the snake's coils, but its efforts were in vain.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: lilit (to twist, little)
Meaning in language 1: to twist
Meaning in language 2: frayed
Sentence in language 1: Kamu harus mengganti bajumu yang sudah lilit.
Sentence in language 2: Kailangan mo nang palitang ang lilit mong damit.
English meaning: You have to change your frayed clothing.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: malas (lazy, unfortunate)
Meaning in language 1: lazy
Meaning in language 2: unlucky
Sentence in language 1: Sering terlambat datang kerja, Budi memang dikenal sebagai pria yang malas.
Sentence in language 2: Madalas na late sa trabaho si Budi, kilala siya bilang isang malas na tao.
English meaning: Often late for work, Budi is known as a lazy man.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: malas (lazy, unfortunate)
Meaning in language 1: lazy
Meaning in language 2: unlucky
Sentence in language 1: Saya malas hari ini, saya tidak menang undian.
Sentence in language 2: Malas ako ngayon, hindi ako nanalo sa lotto.
English meaning: I was unlucky today, I did not win the lottery.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: mas (Mr, more)
Meaning in language 1: Mr, bro
Meaning in language 2: more (adverb)
Sentence in language 1: Saya suka dengan mas-mas Jawa.
Sentence in language 2: Gusto ko ang mga Javanese na mas.
English meaning: I like Javanese guys.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: mas (Mr, more)
Meaning in language 1: Mr, bro
Meaning in language 2: more (adverb)
Sentence in language 1: Caloy ini mas kuat jadi dia sebaiknya menjadi representasi kita di kontes.
Sentence in language 2: Mas malakas si Caloy kaya siya ang dapat nating ilaban sa paligsahan.
English meaning: Caloy is more strong so he should be our representative in the contenst.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: mula (to start, since)
Meaning in language 1: to start, origin
Meaning in language 2: since
Sentence in language 1: Pada mulanya, dia hanyalah seorang tukang kayu.
Sentence in language 2: Mula lang siyang isang karpentero.
English meaning: Originally, he was just a carpenter.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: mula (to start, since)
Meaning in language 1: to start, origin
Meaning in language 2: since
Sentence in language 1: Ben berhenti mengendarai sepeda motol mula dia mengalami kecelakaan.
Sentence in language 2: Hindi na sumakay ng motor si Ben mula noong siya ay madisgrasya.
English meaning: Ben stopped riding a motorbike ever since he came into an accident.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: pangsit/pansit (dumpling, noodles)
Meaning in language 1: dumpling
Meaning in language 2: noodles
Sentence in language 1: Ani sedang mengolah daging ayam untuk dijadikan isian pangsit.
Sentence in language 2: Si Ani ay nagluluto ng manok upang maging palaman sa pansit.
English meaning: Ani is processing chicken meat to be used as dumpling filling.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: pangsit/pansit (dumpling, noodles)
Meaning in language 1: dumpling
Meaning in language 2: noodles
Sentence in language 1: Pangsit panjang di acara ulang tahun dikatakan bisa menjadi jimat panjang umur.
Sentence in language 2: Ang mahabang pansit daw ay pampaswerte sa kaarawan upang humaba ang inyong buhay.
English meaning: Long noodles in birthdays are said to be a lucky charm for long-life.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: para (group, for)
Meaning in language 1: group (to make it plural)
Meaning in language 2: for
Sentence in language 1: Para hadirin dipersilakan meninggalkan ruangan rapat.
Sentence in language 2: Ang mga para attendees ay inaanyayahang umalis ng meeting room.
English meaning: Attendees are invited to leave the meeting room.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: para (group, for)
Meaning in language 1: group (to make it plural)
Meaning in language 2: for
Sentence in language 1: Kue ini para pesta ulang tahun adikku.
Sentence in language 2: Ang cake na ito ay para sa kaarawan ng aking nakababatang kapatid.
English meaning: This cake is for my little sibling's birthday.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: tahi (shit, stitch)
Meaning in language 1: shit
Meaning in language 2: stitch
Sentence in language 1: Tahi kerbau ternyata bisa diolah menjadi pupuk.
Sentence in language 2: Pwede palang gawing pataba ng lupa ang tahi ng kalabaw.
English meaning: It turns out that buffalo dung can be processed into fertilizer.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: tahi (shit, stitch)
Meaning in language 1: shit
Meaning in language 2: stitch
Sentence in language 1: Tahi dari gaun ini sangat kokoh.
Sentence in language 2: Matibay ang pagkaka-tahi ng damit na ito.
English meaning: The stitching of this dress is very sturdy.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Selamat (Congratulation)
Meaning in language 1: congratulations
Meaning in language 2: thank you
Sentence in language 1: Presiden memberikan ucapan selamat kepada juara olimpiade matematika.
Sentence in language 2: Nagpa-salamat ang presidente sa mga nanalo ng Mathematics Olympiad.
English meaning: The President congratulated the winners of the Mathematics Olympiad.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Salamat (Thank you)
Meaning in language 1: congratulations
Meaning in language 2: thank you
Sentence in language 1: Selamat atas hadiahmu, aku akan menjaganya dengan baik.
Sentence in language 2: Salamat sa iyong regalo, i-ingatan ko ito ng husto.
English meaning: Thank you for your gift, I will take care of it well.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes
False friend: Susu (Milk)
Meaning in language 1: milk
Meaning in language 2: breast
Sentence in language 1: Kalau minum kopi, ayahku selalu menambahkan susu.
Sentence in language 2: Pag nag-kakape siya, laging naglalagay ang aking tatay ng suso.
English meaning: When drinking coffee, my dad always adds milk.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? A
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? Yes
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? No
False friend: Suso (breast)
Meaning in language 1: milk
Meaning in language 2: breast
Sentence in language 1: Bayi yang baru lahir itu menyusu pada susu ibunya.
Sentence in language 2: Ang bagong panganak na sanggol ang sumu-suso kaniyang nanay.
English meaning: The newborn child is suckling on his mother's breasts.
Which sentence is more semantically appropriate (A = sentence 1, B = sentence 2, C = both)? B
Is the usage correct in sentence 1? No
Is the usage correct in sentence 2? Yes