niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to read a book good more than PersonY because _ liked the peace and quiet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to read a book good more than PersonY because _ hated the peace and quiet.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to read books while PersonY hated them, so _ went to the bookstore during their free time. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to read books while PersonY hated them, so _ never went to the bookstore during their free time.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved space stories and PersonY loved love stories so at the bookstore _ picked up a sci-fi book to read. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved space stories and PersonY loved love stories so at the bookstore _ picked up a romance book to read.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves to read a good book but PersonY does not. _ went to the mall to buy a novel. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to read a good book but PersonY does not. _ went to the mall to buy a sweater.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX ordered for more book from the library than PersonY does because _ is a fast reader. 
Sentence 2: PersonX ordered for more book from the library than PersonY does because _ is a slow reader.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX owned a large library of books while PersonY had almost none. _ liked to read. 
Sentence 2: PersonX owned a large library of books while PersonY had almost none. _ didn't like to read.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX read a book to PersonY because _ was old enough to be able to read. 
Sentence 2: PersonX read a book to PersonY because _ was too young to be able to read.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX read a book with more pages than PersonY because _ had a higher reading level. 
Sentence 2: PersonX read a book with less pages than PersonY because _ had a higher reading level.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX read the long book to PersonY before the due date, because _ is a very fast reader. 
Sentence 2: PersonX read the long book to PersonY before the due date, because _ is a very slow reader.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX reread her favorite book and finished it in one day, so PersonY bought her another book. _ was excited to read the new book. 
Sentence 2: PersonX reread her favorite book and finished it in one day, so PersonY bought her another book. _ was excited to give her the new book.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX stood in line to ask PersonY to sign the new book becasue _ is a fan. 
Sentence 2: PersonX stood in line to ask PersonY to sign the new book becasue _ is a famous author.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wants to self-publish her first book and asks her role model PersonY for an advice, because _ is a beginner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to self-publish her first book and asks her role model PersonY for an advice, because _ is a successful writer.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was angry with PersonY because _ lent him a school book that he destroyed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was angry with PersonY because _ destroyed a school book that he lent him.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to public a book when PersonY told them the book was rubbish and _ should stop writing. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to public a book when PersonY told them the book was fantastic and _ would help publish.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's book got much worse reviews than PersonY's. This is because _ is a poor writer. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's book got much worse reviews than PersonY's. This is because _ is a strong writer.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: So _ enjoys reading books because PersonX spends a lot of times with books and PersonY outside. 
Sentence 2: So _ enjoys ignoring books because PersonX spends a lot of times with books and PersonY outside.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: So _ was reading great and awesome books because PersonX enjoy reading books and PersonY don't. 
Sentence 2: So _ was skipping great and awesome books because PersonX enjoy reading books and PersonY don't.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: The bestselling book was written by PersonX and the failing book was written by PersonY, because _ was a prolific writer. 
Sentence 2: The bestselling book was written by PersonX and the failing book was written by PersonY, because _ was a substandard writer.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: The librarian charged PersonX a fine but not PersonY because _ returned the book late. 
Sentence 2: The librarian charged PersonX a fine but not PersonY because _ returned the book on time.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: The signed book belonged to PersonX and not to PersonY , because _ liked the author more. 
Sentence 2: The signed book belonged to PersonX and not to PersonY , but _ liked the author more.
Context Word: book.
Output: Sentence 1: When PersonX slammed the dusty book closed, PersonY sneezed, so _ gave him a tissue for his nose. 
Sentence 2: When PersonX slammed the dusty book closed, PersonY sneezed, so _ grabbed a tissue for his nose.
Context Word: converting a decimal to a fraction.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was better at converting a decimal to a fraction than PersonY because _ was really good at math. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was better at converting a decimal to a fraction than PersonY because _ was really bad at math.
Context Word: electricity bill.
Output: Sentence 1: Paying the electricity bill is an adult responsibility for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ lives on his own. 
Sentence 2: Paying the electricity bill is an adult responsibility for PersonX but not for PersonY as _ lives with his parents.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: Although PersonX was a better cook than PersonY, _ was a disaster at baking a cake. 
Sentence 2: Although PersonX was a better cook than PersonY, _ was a genius at baking a cake.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: Growing up PersonX's mother never let them help in the kitchen like PersonY's mother did and now _ is a terrible cook. 
Sentence 2: Growing up PersonX's mother never let them help in the kitchen like PersonY's mother did and now _ is a wonderful cook.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: It was PersonX who had to prepare meals for PersonY since _ was a competent cook . 
Sentence 2: It was PersonX who had to prepare meals for PersonY since _ was an incompetent cook .
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to cook healthy low fat meals because _ was overweight. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to cook healthy low fat meals because _ was very slim.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY's family over for dinner because _ loved to cook dinner for other people. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY's family over for dinner because _ hated to cook dinner for other people.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX could cook almost anything while PersonY got confused by the simplest recipe because _ was a very experienced chef. 
Sentence 2: PersonX could cook almost anything while PersonY got confused by the simplest recipe because _ was not a very experienced chef.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX could make some mean dishes while PersonY was mediocre at it, so _ was more skilled at cooking. 
Sentence 2: PersonX could make some mean dishes while PersonY was mediocre at it, so _ was less skilled at cooking.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is employed as a cook but PersonY is not because _ loves working with their hands. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is employed as a cook but PersonY is not because _ hates working with their hands.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew how to cook many different recipes but PersonY did not, so _ never had to worry about dinner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew how to cook many different recipes but PersonY did not, so _ was constantly worried about dinner.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves to cook more than PersonY because cooking is _ favorite hobby right now. 
Sentence 2: PersonX hates to cook more than PersonY because cooking is _ favorite hobby right now.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX makes very tasty roast recipes while PersonY doesn't, so _ is eager to cook more. 
Sentence 2: PersonX makes very tasty roast recipes while PersonY doesn't, so _ is discouraged to cook more.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX showed PersonY how to cook since _ was a teacher at a culinary school. 
Sentence 2: PersonX showed PersonY how to cook since _ was a new student at a culinary school.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a better cook than PersonY because _ had taken cooking classes for years. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a better cook than PersonY although _ had taken cooking classes for years.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was mostly a better cook than PersonY, but _ made the worse dish today. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was mostly a better cook than PersonY, but _ made the better dish today.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was said to be a better cook than PersonY. This made  _  proud. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was said to be a better cook than PersonY. This made  _  feel bad.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: The woman asked PersonX instead of PersonY to make her a meal because _ was a better cook. 
Sentence 2: The woman asked PersonX instead of PersonY to make her a meal because _ was a worse cook.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: Using the kitchen better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ was orderly in how they cook. 
Sentence 2: Using the kitchen better suited PersonX and not PersonY because _ was disorganized in how they cook.
Context Word: cook.
Output: Sentence 1: When they cook, PersonX burns more food than PersonY, so their friends avoid eating _ 's food. 
Sentence 2: When they cook, PersonX seasons more food than PersonY, so their friends avoid eating _ 's food.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX dislikes bananas while they are PersonY's favorite snack.  _  likes apples best. 
Sentence 2: PersonX dislikes bananas while they are PersonY's favorite snack.  _  likes oranges second best.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY a bunch of bananas and a pineapple since _ had too much fruit. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave PersonY a bunch of bananas and a pineapple since _ had too little fruit.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved the taste of bananas but PersonY hated the taste of them. _ ordered bananas foster for dessert. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved the taste of bananas but PersonY hated the taste of them. _ ordered cream pie for dessert.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves to eat bananas, meanwhile PersonY loves salads, because _ always enjoys eating fruit. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to eat bananas, meanwhile PersonY loves salads, because _ always loves how they taste.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made dessert bread with bananas for PersonY since _ wanted to make something sweet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made dessert bread with bananas for PersonY since _ wanted to eat something sweet.
Context Word: phosphate.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was PersonY's chemistry lab partner but _ kept forgetting where the phosphate was stored. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was PersonY's chemistry lab partner because _ kept forgetting where the phosphate was stored.
Context Word: jet.
Output: Sentence 1: Flying jets came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a good pilot. 
Sentence 2: Flying jets came easily to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was a bad pilot.
Context Word: carjacked.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's car was recently carjacked by PersonY in the lot, and now _ is super pissed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's car was recently carjacked by PersonY in the lot, and now _ is super pleased.
Context Word: Baby Shower.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was ecstatic to get an invite to the baby shower but not PersonY. _ mailed back their RSVP. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was ecstatic to get an invite to the baby shower but not PersonY. _ didn't mail back their RSVP.
Context Word: Camping Trailer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help him choose a new camping trailer, because _  don't know much about them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help him choose a new camping trailer, but _  don't know much about them.
Context Word: coughed.
Output: Sentence 1: During class, PersonX sneezed and coughed much more often than PersonY, because _ was sick. 
Sentence 2: During class, PersonX sneezed and coughed much more often than PersonY, because _ was healthy.
Context Word: Logically.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was very adept at thinking logically but PersonY wasn't, therefore _ could solve the brainteasers quite handily. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was very adept at thinking logically but PersonY wasn't, therefore _ couldn't solve the brainteasers quite handily.
Context Word: Excel.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was very good at using Excel but PersonY was not. _ made a perfect spreadsheet for the project. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was very good at using Excel but PersonY was not. _ made a lousy spreadsheet for the project.
Context Word: combine.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX chose not to combine their forces with PersonY, because _ preferred to be a loner fighter. 
Sentence 2: PersonX chose not to combine their forces with PersonY, because _ tended to be a weak fighter.
Context Word: pirate.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to talk like a pirate more than PersonY so _ practiced pirate talk. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to talk like a pirate more than PersonY, so _ talked like normal.
Context Word: pirate.
Output: Sentence 1: While in Tampa, PersonX lingered at a pirate ship and PersonY hurried through a museum, so _ was late to their meeting. 
Sentence 2: While in Tampa, PersonX lingered at a pirate ship and PersonY hurried through a museum, so _ was early to their meeting.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: Learning how to skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had skateboarded before. 
Sentence 2: Learning how to skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had not skateboarded before.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: Learning to ride a skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had one when younger. 
Sentence 2: Learning to ride a skateboard was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did not have one when younger.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to ride a skateboard because _ is a novice skateboarder. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for advice on how to ride a skateboard because _ is an expert skateboarder.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought PersonY a skateboard for his birthday although _ could skateboard and really wanted one instead. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought PersonY a skateboard for his birthday because _ could skateboard and really wanted one.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY a skateboard for their birthday, but _ was not surprised with the gift. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave PersonY a skateboard for their birthday, because _ successfully surprised with the gift.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is currently learning lots of new skateboard tricks from PersonY because _ is new to skateboarding. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is currently learning lots of new skateboard tricks from PersonY because _ is familiar with skateboarding.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX learned how to ride a skateboard recently and wanted PersonY to learn also, so _ began teaching how to skateboard safely. 
Sentence 2: PersonX learned how to ride a skateboard recently and wanted PersonY to learn also, so _ began learning how to skateboard safely.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX refused to teach the beleaguered PersonY how to skateboard properly since _ doubted his ability. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to teach the beleaguered PersonY how to skateboard properly since _ expressed his determination.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to learn to skateboard but PersonY thought it was dangerous. _ had not broken a bone as a kid and was fearless. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to learn to skateboard but PersonY thought it was dangerous. _ had broken a bone as a kid and was fearful.
Context Word: skateboard.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's skateboard was run over while PersonY was backing out of the driveway, so _ is furious. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's skateboard was run over while PersonY was backing out of the driveway, so _ is repentant.
Context Word: flea market.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not like to go to the flea market on Sunday but PersonY did because _ did not care about finding a good deal. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not like to go to the flea market on Sunday but PersonY did because _ loved finding a good deal.
Context Word: flea market.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX sells PersonY a rug at the local flea market because _ is a vendor. 
Sentence 2: PersonX sells PersonY a rug at the local flea market because _ is a customer.
Context Word: separation.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to finalize the separation from PersonY, because _ was tired of dragging it out. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to finalize the separation from PersonY, because _ was constantly dragging it out.
Context Word: separation.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was undergoing a separation while PersonY was still happily married, so _ needed a divorce lawyer soon. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was undergoing a separation while PersonY was still happily married, so _ did not need a divorce lawyer soon.
Context Word: plum.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX handed the freshly picked plum to PersonY to eat because _ disliked the fruit. 
Sentence 2: PersonX handed the freshly picked plum to PersonY to eat because _ liked the fruit.
Context Word: Concealer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX ran out of concealer so she had to borrow some from PersonY. _ felt appreciative about it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX ran out of concealer so she had to borrow some from PersonY. _ felt reluctant about it.
Context Word: Running.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX went running for ten minutes every day but PersonY did not, _ had a fit and trim look. 
Sentence 2: PersonX went running for ten minutes every day but PersonY did not, _ had a fat and blubbery look.
Context Word: meet and greet.
Output: Sentence 1: The meet and greet left PersonX starstruck, but PersonY was unimpressed. _ had never met a celebrity before. 
Sentence 2: The meet and greet left PersonX starstruck, but PersonY was unimpressed. _ had never met a lot of celebrities before.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Sentence 1: Even though PersonX had a lot more money than PersonY, _ bought far fewer toys for their children for Christmas. 
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX had a lot more money than PersonY, _ bought far more toys for their children for Christmas.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX finds it difficult to share his toys with PersonY when they play together because _ is spoiled. 
Sentence 2: PersonX finds it difficult to share his toys with PersonY  when they play together because _ has more toys.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has more toys than PersonY. _ shares her toys with friends because she has too many. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has more toys than PersonY. _ got some toys from friends because she has too few.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is a kid that plays with toys, PersonY is an adult that doesn't therefore ask _ about what toys are the best. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is a kid that plays with toys, PersonY is an adult that doesn't therefore don't ask _ about what toys are the best.
Context Word: toys.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to buy the children some toys, but PersonY said not to. _ thought toys were a fun use of spending money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to buy the children some toys, but PersonY said not to. _ thought toys were a big waste of spending money.
Context Word: graduation.
Output: Sentence 1: After PersonX's college graduation, PersonY threw him a party and _ was very excited and thankful. 
Sentence 2: After PersonX's college graduation, PersonY threw him a party and _ was very excited and proud.
Context Word: School.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX attained much better grades in school than PersonY did because _ studied really hard. 
Sentence 2: PersonX attained much better grades in school than PersonY did because _ did not study really hard.
Context Word: School.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to borrow PersonY 's car to get to school on an important exam day. _ 's car had broken down. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to borrow PersonY 's car to get to school on an important exam day. _ 's car had just been fixed.
Context Word: School.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX looked forward to going to school every morning but PersonY dreaded it. _ was a top student at their college. 
Sentence 2: PersonX looked forward to going to school every morning but PersonY dreaded it. _ was a poor student at their college.
Context Word: School.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX rode with PersonY to school so that he wouldn't be late to class. _ 's car was not working. 
Sentence 2: PersonX drove PersonY to school so that he wouldn't be late to class. _ 's car was not working.
Context Word: performing tshirt surgery.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked performing tshirt surgery more than PersonY because _ likes to be creative with clothes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked performing tshirt surgery more than PersonY because _ doesn't care for being creative with clothes.
Context Word: signal.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX ignored the signal unlike PersonY because _ never wants to follow and obey the rules. 
Sentence 2: PersonX obeyed the signal unlike PersonY because _ never wants to follow and obey the rules.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX accepted a piece of expensive jewelry from PersonY, then _ quickly put it on. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave a piece of expensive jewelry to PersonY, then _ quickly put it on.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought PersonY some brand new jewelry, _ was especially excited to receive a new brooch. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought PersonY some brand new jewelry, _ was especially excited to see their friend's reaction.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought a piece of jewelry from PersonY, later _ felt she paid too much but kept cool attitude. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a piece of jewelry from PersonY, later _ thought she sold too low but kept cool attitude.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought expensive jewelry far less often than PersonY, and _ was rich by comparison. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought expensive jewelry far less often than PersonY, and _ was poor by comparison.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought some jewelry for PersonYs birthday,  _  would wrap to disguise the box. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought some jewelry for PersonYs birthday,  _  would unwrap the disguised box. .
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoys going to the jewelry store unlike PersonY, because _ likes to dress very flashy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoys going to the jewelry store unlike PersonY, because _ likes to dress very modestly.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gave some very expensive jewelry given to her from her grandmother to PersonY because _ wanted to share it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave some very expensive jewelry given to her from her grandmother to PersonY because _ wanted it.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX goes to the mall to buy jewelry for PersonY, but _ has a hard time finding something. 
Sentence 2: PersonX goes to the mall to buy jewelry for PersonY, because _ always has a hard time finding jewelry to wear.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a very gaudy style but PersonY had a very demure style. _ likes to wear a lot of jewelry. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a very gaudy style but PersonY had a very demure style. _ likes to wear very little jewelry.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has to remove their rings at work but PersonY gets to keep theirs on because the job _ has has a no jewelry policy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has to remove their rings at work but PersonY gets to keep theirs on because the job _ has doesn't have a no jewelry policy.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to wear fancy jewelry but PersonY liked homemade jewelry. _ wore a diamond bracelet to the party. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to wear fancy jewelry but PersonY liked homemade jewelry. _ wore a yarn bracelet to the party.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved wearing fine jewely As were PersonY loved making fine jewelry for others to wear, _ loved sporting fancy things. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved wearing fine jewely As were PersonY loved making fine jewelry for others to wear, _ loved making fancy things.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wore a lot of jewelry that PersonY had bought for him, so _ was extremely grateful. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wore a lot of jewelry that PersonY had bought for him, so _ had less money.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wore more jewelry than PersonY did to the party so _ looked more extravagant. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wore less jewelry than PersonY did the to the party so _ looked more extravagant.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wore the jewelry that PersonY had given them, and _ loved to wear it around. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wore the jewelry that PersonY had given them, and _ loved to purchase it.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's jewelry looks much worse than the earrings that PersonY bought. That's because _ makes good money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's jewelry looks much worse than the earrings that PersonY bought. That's because _ makes less money.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: The fancy, expensive jewelry was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of money. 
Sentence 2: The fancy, expensive jewelry was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot no money.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: The jewelry PersonX made was gorgeous, but PersonY insulted her for it. _ felt discouraged. 
Sentence 2: The jewelry PersonX made was gorgeous, but PersonY insulted her for it. _ felt envious.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: The jewelry PersonX wore made quite an impression on PersonY although _ is less stylish than she is, usually. 
Sentence 2: The jewelry PersonX wore made quite an impression on PersonY although _ is more stylish than she is, usually.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: The jewelry is fake that PersonX wears, which PersonY confirms at the shop. So, _ is the consumer. 
Sentence 2: The jewelry is fake that PersonX wears, which PersonY confirms at the shop. So, _ is the jeweler.
Context Word: jewelry.
Output: Sentence 1: When it comes to jewelry knowledge, PersonX knows more than PersonY because _ 's father was a jeweler. 
Sentence 2: When it comes to jewelry knowledge, PersonX knows more than PersonY because _ 's father was a plumber.
Context Word: hula hoop.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX really enjoys the hula hoop, but PersonY doesn't at all because _ is a hippie. 
Sentence 2: PersonX really enjoys the hula hoop, but PersonY doesn't at all because _ is a senior citizen.
Context Word: Exponents.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a deep understanding of how to work with exponents compared to PersonY because _ was a devout math student. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a deep understanding of how to work with exponents compared to PersonY because _ was a lazy math student.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: Complicated mathematical equations were easier to understand for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had an analytical mind. 
Sentence 2: Complicated mathematical equations were easier to understand for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not have an analytical mind.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX couldn't understand PersonY reasoning because _ hadn't gathered more information on the subject they were talking about. 
Sentence 2: PersonX couldn't understand PersonY reasoning because _ hadn't read more information on the subject they were talking about.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not understand the language and that is why PersonY would tell them what was said, _ is a foreigner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not understand the language and that is why PersonY would tell them what was said, _ is a native translator.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't understand the reasons behind PersonY's choices but _ trusted them to do the right thing. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't understand the reasons behind PersonY's choices and didn't trust _ to do the right thing.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY quit their job because _ really needed the money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY quit their job but _ didn't need the money.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY wanted to go on vacation because _ hated to take time away from work. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to understand why PersonY wanted to go on vacation because _ loved to take time away from work.
Context Word: understand.
Output: Sentence 1: Trying to understand the concept, PersonX asked PersonY to help her with a geometry problem, as _ had weak math skills. 
Sentence 2: Trying to understand the concept, PersonX asked PersonY to help her with a geometry problem, as _ had strong math skills.
Context Word: Tomato.
Output: Sentence 1: The taste of tomatoes really appeals to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ ordered the fried green tomatoes for their appetizer. 
Sentence 2: The taste of tomatoes really appeals to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ ordered the fried chicken wings for their appetizer.
Context Word: tired.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't workout as much as PersonY so _ got tired easily after a trip to the gym. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't workout as much as PersonY so _ got tired slowly after a trip to the gym.
Context Word: tired.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was always tired anymore and PersonY offered to help because _ needed a good exercise program. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was always tired anymore and PersonY offered to help because _ had a good exercise program.
Context Word: U.S. Secret Service.
Output: Sentence 1: The U.S. Secret Service detained PersonX but not PersonY, because _ was perceived as a threat to the President. 
Sentence 2: The U.S. Secret Service detained PersonX but not PersonY, because _ was not perceived as a threat to anybody.
Context Word: care package.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX put together a care package to send to PersonY, because _ 's husband was deployed overseas. 
Sentence 2: PersonX put together a care package to send to PersonY, because _  was deployed overseas.
Context Word: Scorpios.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was very attracted to PersonY, because _ found Scorpios to be incredibly appealing, both physically and mentally. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was very attractive to PersonY, because _ found Scorpios to be incredibly appealing, both physically and mentally.
Context Word: smoothie.
Output: Sentence 1: Because PersonX was more health conscious than PersonY, who was focused more on convenience, _ preferred smoothies to fast food. 
Sentence 2: Because PersonX was more health conscious than PersonY, who was focused more on convenience, _ preferred fast food to smoothies.
Context Word: smoothie.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX accepted a fruit smoothie from PersonY because _ had just finished a grueling workout. 
Sentence 2: PersonX offered a fruit smoothie to PersonY because _ had just finished a grueling workout.
Context Word: smoothie.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX brought a smoothie to the office to give to PersonY, because _ felt like she owed something to her coworker. 
Sentence 2: PersonX brought a smoothie to the office to give to PersonY, but _ felt like she was being spoiled by her coworker.
Context Word: poem.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wrote a poem to PersonY for Valentine's day, and _ spent a lot of time on the poem. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wrote a poem to PersonY for Valentine's day, and _ liked and appreciated the time spent on the poem.
Context Word: poem.
Output: Sentence 1: While in a bookstore, PersonX read a poem to PersonY because _ wanted to go out. 
Sentence 2: While in a bookstore, PersonX listened a poem to PersonY because _ wanted to go out.
Context Word: smog.
Output: Sentence 1: Unlike PersonX, PersonY drove a hybrid electric vehicle because _ wanted to reduce smog pollution. 
Sentence 2: Unlike PersonX, PersonY drove a hybrid electric vehicle because _ wanted to increase smog pollution.
Context Word: sponge cake.
Output: Sentence 1: The sponge cake of PersonX is dry, while PersonY's is too wet. _ used too little water. 
Sentence 2: The sponge cake of PersonX is dry, while PersonY's is too wet. _ used too much water.
Context Word: groom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help groom her new dog because _ had no idea how to. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help groom her new dog but _ had no idea how to.
Context Word: groom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decided to groom their dog in the waiting room unlike PersonY, so _ had the cleaner dog. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to groom their dog in the waiting room unlike PersonY, so _ had the dirtier dog.
Context Word: groom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not have time to groom her dog, and PersonY stepped in and helped so _ could have a clean dog. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not have time to groom her dog, and PersonY stepped in and helped so _ could make some extra money.
Context Word: groom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to groom their dog regularly but PersonY did not as _ had a dog with long hair. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to groom their dog regularly but PersonY did not as _ had a dog with short hair.
Context Word: groom.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX took PersonY's dog for a groom, although _ did not like for the animal. 
Sentence 2: PersonX took PersonY's dog for a groom, knowing _ cared very much for the animal.
Context Word: cousin.
Output: Sentence 1: The cousin of PersonX died in a car crash, so PersonY made her a casserole. _ was grateful for the help and kindness. 
Sentence 2: The cousin of PersonX died in a car crash, so PersonY made her a casserole. _ was was glad to provide help and kindness.
Context Word: Shoulder.
Output: Sentence 1: personx had his shoulder dislocated when throwing the ball at persony and _ screamed out loud. 
Sentence 2: personx had his shoulder dislocated when throwing the ball at persony and _ laughed out loud.
Context Word: surprise.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was organizing a surprise party for PersonY over the weekend because _ wanted to surprise them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was organizing a surprise party for PersonY over the weekend because _ wanted a party.
Context Word: surprise.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was planning a surprise party for PersonY and wanted it to be the best because _ enjoyed it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was planning a surprise party for PersonY and wanted it to be the best because _ deserved it.
Context Word: coolant.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to change their car coolant but not PersonY because the car of _ was overheating. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to change their car coolant but not PersonY because the car of _ was cool.
Context Word: moles.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has got a lot of moles on the back and goes see PersonY for help, because _ is worried. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has got a lot of moles on the back and goes see PersonY for help, because _ is a doctor.
Context Word: handspring.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX can't do a back handspring, but PersonY can do one because _ is very old. 
Sentence 2: PersonX can't do a back handspring, but PersonY can do one because _ is very young.
Context Word: handspring.
Output: Sentence 1: Tumbling and making handsprings was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was an expert gymnast. 
Sentence 2: Tumbling and making handsprings was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ was a novice gymnast.
Context Word: distinguish.
Output: Sentence 1: At the park, PersonX could not distinguish the color of PersonY's shirt, because _ was color blind. 
Sentence 2: At the park, PersonX could not distinguish the color of PersonY's shirt, because _ was standing in a shadow.
Context Word: chocolate milk.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX accidentally spilled his chocolate milk all over the place and PersonY laughed, so Mom tried to help _ . 
Sentence 2: PersonX accidentally spilled his chocolate milk all over the place and PersonY laughed, so Mom tried to silence _ .
Context Word: Color.
Output: Sentence 1: Choosing paint was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a strong knowledge of color theory. 
Sentence 2: Choosing paint was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a weak knowledge of color theory.
Context Word: teen girl.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thought the teen girl was very cute but PersonY did not. _ asked the teen girl out. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thought the teen girl was very cute but PersonY did not. _ didn't ask the teen girl out.
Context Word: onward.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX directed PersonY  and his family to keep moving onward to the exits, _ is steady in emergency situations. 
Sentence 2: PersonX directed PersonY  and his family to keep moving onward to the exits, _ is attentive in emergency situations.
Context Word: parallel park.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was learning to parallel park when he crashed into PersonYs car.  _ was very upset with himself. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was learning to parallel park when he crashed into PersonYs car.  _ was very upset with him.
Context Word: ramp.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX looked up and saw PersonY racing byoverhead, as _ was under the ramp . 
Sentence 2: PersonX looked up and saw PersonY racing byoverhead, as _ was on the ramp .
Context Word: material.
Output: Sentence 1: Gather all the material you can find PersonX yells to PersonY, _ is in charge of the project being work on. 
Sentence 2: Gather all the material you can find PersonX yells to PersonY, _ is taking charges on the project being work on.
Context Word: People.
Output: Sentence 1: People are always comparing PersonX to PersonY because the are s much alike, _ finds this fascinating. 
Sentence 2: People are always comparing PersonX to PersonY because the are s much alike, _ finds this flattering.
Context Word: menopause.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a hot flash caused by menopause and turned the thermostat down, even though PersonY was cold. _ was relieved from the cooler temperature. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a hot flash caused by menopause and turned the thermostat down, even though PersonY was cold. _ was upset by the cooler temperature.
Context Word: drink low tea.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to drink low tea and PersonY did not because _ enjoyed drinking something in the evening. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to drink low tea and PersonY did not because _ did not enjoy drinking something in the evening.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: Sentence 1: Near the end of his class performance, PersonX broke a string on the mandolin and PersonY chuckled; consequently, the music teacher gave _ words of encouragement. 
Sentence 2: Near the end of his class performance, PersonX broke a string on the mandolin and PersonY chuckled; consequently, the music teacher gave _ words of admonishment.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is being taught how to play the Mandolin by PersonY. _ is a Mandolin student. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is being taught how to play the Mandolin by PersonY. _ is a Mandolin teacher.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX learned to play the mandolin from PersonY due to _ being a music beginner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX learned to play the mandolin from PersonY due to _ being a music teacher.
Context Word: mandolin.
Output: Sentence 1: They asked PersonX to play the mandolin at their wedding and not PersonY because _ was an excellent musician. 
Sentence 2: They asked PersonX to play the mandolin at their wedding and not PersonY because _ was an horrible musician.
Context Word: License.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a lot of speeding tickets but PersonY never had even one. _ had their license suspended. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a lot of speeding tickets but PersonY never had even one. _ had their license renewed.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always paid their car insurance whereas PersonY didn't have any. _ thought insurance was worth the money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always paid their car insurance whereas PersonY didn't have any. _ thought insurance was a waste of money.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX and PersonY were deciding which car insurance to get, and _ thought she had more help in person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX and PersonY were deciding which car insurance to get, and _ thought he has more options online.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had car insurance, but PersonY needed it, so _ was able to drive without problems. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had car insurance, but PersonY needed it, so _ was not able to drive without problems.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had good health insurance while PersonY had minimal health insurance so _ had to pay very little money out of pocket. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had good health insurance while PersonY had minimal health insurance so _ had to pay a lot of money out of pocket.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had health insurance coverage while PersonY did not, as _ had a really great job. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had health insurance coverage while PersonY did not, as _ had a really bad job.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is an insurance agent, PersonY is a cook therefore _ could find cheap insurance rates for you. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is an insurance agent, PersonY is a cook therefore _ could not find cheap insurance rates for you.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX managed to get a good deal on car insurance, while PersonY got scammed. It was because _ studied economics in college. 
Sentence 2: PersonX managed to get a good deal on car insurance, while PersonY got scammed. It was because _ failed economics in college.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed help from PersonY understanding the benefits because _ had only skimmed the insurance plan. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed help from PersonY understanding the benefits because _ had paid attention to the insurance plan.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX sold insurance policies to PersonY because _ had proper auto and home coverage products. 
Sentence 2: PersonX sold insurance policies to PersonY because _ needed proper auto and home coverage products.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was able to replace their totaled car while PersonY wasn't because _ filed an insurance claim. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was able to replace their totaled car while PersonY wasn't because _ didn't file an insurance claim.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was driving without insurance while PersonY had auto insurance, so _ was driving illegally. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was driving without insurance while PersonY had auto insurance, so _ was driving legally.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was worried about the cost of a doctor visit because she didn't have insurance; PersonY offered to cover the cost. _ was relieved. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was worried about the cost of a doctor visit because she didn't have insurance; PersonY offered to cover the cost. _ was compassionate.
Context Word: insurance.
Output: Sentence 1: The insurance company blamed PersonX instead of PersonY for the accident since _ ran a red light. 
Sentence 2: The insurance company blamed PersonX instead of PersonY for the accident since _ had a green light.
Context Word: adoption.
Output: Sentence 1: Taking care of children came much more harder for PersonX than PersonY although _ really wanted to look at adoption. 
Sentence 2: Taking care of children came much more easier for PersonX than PersonY although _ really wanted to ignore adoption.
Context Word: wizard hat.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wore a wizard hat with his costume while PersonY did not because _ was wearing a wizard costume. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wore a wizard hat with his costume while PersonY did not because _ was wearing a dinosaur costume.
Context Word: veggies.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always eats veggies as opposed to PersonY because _ loves the way they taste. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always eats veggies as opposed to PersonY because _ hates the way they taste.
Context Word: accuracy.
Output: Sentence 1: The accuracy of PersonX's GPS is better than PersonY's because _ uses a paid service. 
Sentence 2: The accuracy of PersonX's GPS is better than PersonY's because _ uses a free service.
Context Word: tumor.
Output: Sentence 1: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY would die because _ had a severe brain tumor . 
Sentence 2: It was likely that PersonX but not PersonY would die because _ did not have a severe brain tumor .
Context Word: tumor.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not see the tumor on PersonY's leg, because _ was only performing an eye exam. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not see the tumor on PersonY's leg, because _ was only receiving an eye exam.
Context Word: proprietor.
Output: Sentence 1: Investing in a business suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was already a sole proprietor. 
Sentence 2: Investing in a business suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not a sole proprietor.
Context Word: Kindness.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to show kindness, because _ had seen PersonY be charitable to the homeless man. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to be show kindness, because _ had seen PersonY be mean to the homeless man.
Context Word: Yoga.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more flexible than PersonY, so _ had an easier time doing the Yoga pose. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more flexible than PersonY, so _ had a more difficult  time doing the Yoga pose.
Context Word: Yoga.
Output: Sentence 1: Personx always prefer to do his yoga alone when persony is around because _ is much of a loner. 
Sentence 2: Personx always prefer to do his yoga alone when persony is around because _ is much of a distraction.
Context Word: keeping skin moisturized.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew how to keeping skin moisturized more than PersonY because _ read a lot of heath websites. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew how to keeping skin moisturized more than PersonY because _ read a lot of video game websites.
Context Word: chair.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked the chair they just bought and PersonY always wanted it, so _ is happy right now. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked the chair they just bought and PersonY always wanted it, so _ is sad right now.
Context Word: chair.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was showing PersonY some office chairs they might like, however _ was unable to make a sale. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was showing PersonY some office chairs they might like, however _ was unable to make a decision.
Context Word: chair.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's office chair looks a lot nicer than the one that PersonY uses because _ is the boss. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's office chair looks a lot nicer than the one that PersonY uses because _ is the employee.
Context Word: chair.
Output: Sentence 1: The chair fell when PersonX tipped it backwards, so PersonY yelled at him for making loud noise. _ said he wouldn't tip the chair again. 
Sentence 2: The chair fell when PersonX tipped it backwards, so PersonY yelled at him for making loud noise. _ asked him not to tip the chair again.
Context Word: develop social skills.
Output: Sentence 1: Making new friends was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ learned to develop social skills as a child. 
Sentence 2: Making new friends was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ did not learn to develop social skills as a child.