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Two old men robbing a convenience store. | contradiction | A lady and her granddaughter cannot also be two men | |
Two humans in a store. | entailment | A lady and a granddaughter are both types of humans. | |
A mother teaching her granddaughter how to run the store she owns. | neutral | Just because the old lady and her granddaughter are working in a store, does not mean she runs or owns the store. | |
The lady and the girl are taking a walk to the library. | contradiction | The lady and girl are surrounded by newspapers so they are already in the library. | |
The old lady is a zombie. | contradiction | If the old woman is a zombie, she would be trying to attack the young girl or she would be walking around, not sitting around looking bored. | |
The mother and daughter are bored. | neutral | Just because the woman and young girl are sitting together does not necessarily mean they are mother and daughter. | |
Two women reading the paper together. | entailment | The women reading newspapers which implies that they are reading the paper together. | |
People with electronics. | entailment | You are with electronics if you are with computers | |
People researching on the Internet. | neutral | People using computers are not always doing research. And they are not always on the Internet. | |
A woman sits at a computer. | entailment | A woman sits at a computer refers to a woman with glasses is sitting in front of her laptop | |
A woman sits at home looking at porn. | contradiction | home and library are different places | |
A man buys food at a store. | contradiction | checking and buying are different kind of activities | |
There is an aligator. | contradiction | It should either be dogs or an aligator. | |
There are some dogs. | entailment | Three dogs almost the same as some dogs. | |
There are some sheepdogs. | neutral | some doesn't mean there are three dogs. Not all the dogs are sheepdogs | |
three dogs are walking | entailment | A group of three dogs and three dogs are the same. | |
the dogs are fat | neutral | Not all dogs are fat. | |
The animals are in the snow. | entailment | Dogs are animals and walking through snow meaning they are in the snow. | |
The animals are sleeping next to a fire. | contradiction | One animals arent yellow. | |
The animals are pulling a sled. | neutral | Animals include not only dogs. Walking and pulling are two different activities. | |
Three dogs are near a red fence. | contradiction | Red is not blue. | |
A group of animals is standing together. | entailment | Dogs are animals and they are standing next to a blue fence implies they are standing together. | |
Two cats play in the snow | contradiction | Two is less than three. | |
Dogs are out in the snow | entailment | Dogs is an unspecified number that can be three doges are next to a fence in the snow implies they are out in the snow. | |
Three dogs watch a rabbit hop around | neutral | Watch is different to be next to the fence. | |
Two motorcycle drivers making a turn simultaneously. | entailment | Motorcyclist is motorcycle drivers and take a turn is making a turn. | |
There is a motorcycle race. | entailment | The two motorcyclist are in a race. | |
The track in the picture is not perfectly flat. | entailment | The inclined track is not perfectly flat. | |
Two people on bikes are driving on a track. | entailment | The two people on bike are motorcyclist racing. | |
The cat runs away from the dog on a motorcycle. | contradiction | A cat and a dog aren't usually motorcyclists. Can't be racing and running away at the same time. | |
Cars are racing around a track. | contradiction | Motorcyclist are usually riding motorcycles not cars. | |
Two motorcyclist racing in MotoGP | neutral | Not all inclined tracks are MotoGP tracks. | |
Motorcyclist wearing his gloves before race | contradiction | Usually people wear glove while they race, not before or after. | |
Two motorcyclists are wearing helmets. | neutral | Motorcyclists do not need to physically wear helmets in order to race. | |
Two motorcyclists are outside. | entailment | The inclined track is outside. | |
Two women are racing their motorcycles. | neutral | Not all motorcycle racers are women. Not all motorcycle racers race their motorcycles. Motorcyclists can race other vehicles besides motorcycles. | |
The only vehicle that anyone who is visible has ever driven is a car or SUV. | contradiction | There should be visible motorcycles but there is only car and SUV. Have to be either be driving car or motorcycles, one or the other, not both at same time. | |
There is some risk that somebody could be at least a little injured. | neutral | If you don't understand the nature of racing and do not know what an inclined track is, you would not know that there is a risk of injury. Racing is a dangerous sport, therefore common sense tells us the risk of injury is ever present. | |
The drivers are going at high speeds | neutral | The motorcycle drivers may not be racing around a bend thus not going at high speeds. | |
The drivers are racing | entailment | The drivers racing are motorcycle drivers. | |
THe drivers are sleeping | contradiction | The drivers can't be sleeping and racing at the same time. | |
Motorcyclists are in a close race around a corner. | entailment | Neck and neck refers to a close race. | |
The motorcyclists are indoors. | contradiction | Motorcyclists usually race outside not inside. The word 'Motorcyclists' seems like it refers to more that two people. | |
Motorcyclists are stopped at a stop sign. | contradiction | Motorcyclist can't be stopped at the same time they are racing. | |
The motorcyclists are rivals. | neutral | Not all motorcyclists who race neck and neck around a corner are rivals. | |
Two motorcyclists race. | entailment | The two motorcyclists can only be racing neck and neck. | |
The motorcyclists are moving fast. | entailment | The two motorcyclists racing neck and neck are moving fast. | |
Two motorcyclists race to see who's motorcycle is faster. | neutral | we didn't know why they were racing to see whos bike could go faster. | |
Two motorcycles drive themselves around a corner. | contradiction | The motorcycles drive themselves rather than being operated by motorcyclists. | |
Motorcyclists dressed in different uniforms race around a corner in a stadium. | neutral | We didn't know they were dressed in uniforms or that they were in a stadium. | |
The motorcyclists are riding dirt bikes. | neutral | We didn't know they were riding dirt bikes. | |
The two motorcyclists are racing each other. | entailment | The two motorcyclists racing each other are neck and neck. | |
The motorcyclists didn't finish the race. | contradiction | One set of motorcyclists is done racing since they didn't finish while the others are still racing neck and neck. | |
Two people are competing. | entailment | Motor cycle racers are the people competing. | |
The two racers are riding road bikes. | neutral | Two bikers on road doesn't mean they're racing. | |
The two males are different ages. | entailment | The words "man" and "boy" are descriptors for males of two different ages. | |
He is scuba diving. | contradiction | A screen door would not be underwater and you must be underwater to scuba dive. | |
A grandchild helps his grandfather fix a door. | neutral | We don't know if they are grandchild and grandfather or just friends. | |
A woman helps an old man fix a door. | contradiction | Woman and child are different. | |
The man and boy are at the game waiting for a foul ball. | contradiction | Two people working on a door means that they are not at a game waiting. | |
He is installing a door. | neutral | You can't infer they are installing a door | |
A boy is drinking screw drivers at the bar with his father. | contradiction | Using screwdrivers is an action with tools and is not drinking screw drivers, which is alcohol. | |
A boy is helping fix a door. | entailment | Tools a boy can use to fix a door can include a screwdrivers. | |
A boy is learning how to use a screw driver. | neutral | Just because he is young doesn't mean he is learning. | |
A father is showing his son how to fix the front door frame. | neutral | It's possible that the father could be showing his son how to fix a door other than the front door. | |
A village celebrates a holiday in the street. | entailment | A village implies that there are villagers both celebrating. | |
The villagers are wearing pajamas. | contradiction | Pajamas are not the same thing as festive clothing. | |
The villagers are celebrating Christmas. | neutral | A holiday does not imply Christmas. | |
People sit around at the DMV. | contradiction | No one celebrates a festival while they sit around at the DMV. | |
The people are celebrating Chinese New Year. | neutral | A group of people dressed brightly at a festival does not indicate that they are celebrating Chinese New Year. | |
The even is outdoors. | entailment | A festival is a type of event. Outside and outdoors have the same meaning. | |
The even is indoors. | contradiction | If something occurs outside, it is not indoors. | |
The event is celebrating a saint. | neutral | A festival occurring does not imply that the festival is celebrating a saint. | |
The little dog is running after a ball that was thrown in the water. | neutral | Not all dogs are little. Dogs don't only chase into water for a ball. | |
The dog is going to get wet. | entailment | A dog running into a river is a dog going to get wet the river and wet is what makes him what is the river | |
The dog is elderly and lame and can no longer run. | contradiction | An elderly, lame dog cannot run into a river and play like a youthful dog. | |
There is a white dog jumping into the water. | entailment | Both subjects are jumping | |
The dog needed to cool down in the water. | neutral | The dog jumping into the water does not imply he needed to cool down. | |
The dog cannot swim. | contradiction | The dog is either jumping into the water, or cannot swim. | |
A white dog refuses to go near the water. | contradiction | The white dog wouldn't run into a lake if he refuses to go near water. | |
A dog is getting wet. | entailment | into a lake implies wet | |
The person watching the shore. | contradiction | a jack russell terrier is not a person | |
There is person in the stream. | entailment | A Jack Russell Terrier is associated with a person in the stream. | |
The dog is chasing a squirrel and fell into the water. | neutral | Because a dog jumps doesn't mean his chasing a squirrel. | |
The dog jumped over the small river and landed on the other side of the path. | contradiction | The dog either jumps into the river or over it. | |
The dog is cooling himself off in the water. | entailment | into the water results that cooling | |
An old woman sits outside her home with her new cane. | neutral | just because an old woman sits outside with a cane that doesn't mean it is her home | |
An old woman jumps on a trampoline. | contradiction | The elderly woman can't sit outside at the same time as she jumps on a trampoline. | |
An old woman sits outside with a cane. | entailment | An elderly woman is a type of old woman and cane in her lap implies she has a cane. | |
An old chinese woman is sitting in the park with her cane. | neutral | The woman does not need to be in the park to sit with her cane. She could sit other places. | |
An elderly chinese person is sitting. | entailment | Both subjects are sitting | |
a young chinese woman is walking. | contradiction | One can't be both old and young or sitting and walking at the same time. | |
there is a man sitting in a chair. | contradiction | A woman cannot be a man. | |
there is a women positioned on a barrel. | entailment | Both subjects are on a barrel | |
The woman has a cane is on a stone statue. | entailment | If someone is on a stone pillar its like they are on a stone statue | |
The old woman is on a pillar in front of a huge tree. | contradiction | She is either in front of a tree or a stone monument. | |
A woman is eating in Restaurant. | contradiction | The woman would not be eating in Restaurant while she sits on a stone post. | |
The man is napping. | contradiction | Walking and napping can't be performed at the same time. | |
The man has a good sense of humor. | neutral | Just because of his shirt doesn't mean he has a good sense of humor. Could be that is just what was clean off his floor. | |
The man is going to push his cart into the yellow taxi. | neutral | Pushing it next to and into a taxi are two different things. His intentions don't indicate malicious intent. |
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