niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: powder.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to pick up some baby powder at the store because _ had sweaty feet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY to pick up some baby powder at the store but _ had sweaty feet too.
Context Word: bridge.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always has a hard time driving over the bridge unlike PersonY because _ is scared of heights. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always has a hard time driving over the bridge unlike PersonY because _ is fearless of heights.
Context Word: bridge.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a phobia about crossing over high bridges but PersonY didn't. _ had to re-route their trip to avoid bridges. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a phobia about crossing over high bridges but PersonY didn't. _ didn't have to re-route their trip to avoid bridges.
Context Word: dumplings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is making dumplings with self rising flour for PersonY's birthday, because _ wants her to feel special. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is making dumplings with self rising flour for PersonY's birthday, because _ wants to eat dumplings.
Context Word: schools.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved being a teacher, but PersonY loathed it due to _ loving schools in general. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved being a teacher, but PersonY loathed it due to _ hating schools in general.
Context Word: italian.
Output: Sentence 1: At dinner, PersonX ordered spaghetti and PersonY ordered hamburger with fries, because _ craved Italian food. 
Sentence 2: At dinner, PersonX ordered spaghetti and PersonY ordered hamburger with fries, because _ disliked Italian food.
Context Word: Mango.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was curious how the mango PersonY was holding would taste so _ asked to try it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was curious how the mango PersonY was holding  would taste so _ encouraged her to try it.
Context Word: Zombies.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't think zombies were very cool but PersonY loved them. _ never watched The Walking Dead. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't think zombies were very cool but PersonY loved them. _ always watched The Walking Dead.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: Although PersonX was much tidier than PersonY was, _ let her clean the room anyway. 
Sentence 2: Although PersonX was much tidier than PersonY was, _ asked to clean the room anyway.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: Being clean was not important to PersonX but was imperative for PersonY , so _ never bathed on weekends. 
Sentence 2: Being clean was not important to PersonX but was imperative for PersonY , so _ always bathed on weekends.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: Never clean, PersonX really irritated PersonY, as _ was so repulsive to her with her odor. 
Sentence 2: Never clean, PersonX really irritated PersonY, as _ was so turned off by her with her odor.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX agreed to wash the dishes when asked by PersonY because it was _ 's turn to clean the kitchen. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to wash the dishes when asked by PersonY because it was _ 's turn to clean the kitchen.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always cleans her jewelry, but PersonY doesn't own much jewelry, due to _ being the wealthier person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always cleans her jewelry, but PersonY doesn't own much jewelry, due to _ being the poorer person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always had a very clean house while PersonY did not because cleanliness was very important to _ . 
Sentence 2: PersonX always had a very clean house while PersonY did not because cleanliness was not important to _ .
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always had to clean up after PersonY, because _ didn't want to live in filth. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always had to clean up after PersonY, because _ didn't care about living in filth.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always has a more clean image than PersonY because _  was born in a family that belonged to the high-society. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always has a more clean image than PersonY because _  was born in a family that belonged to the low classes..
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always spent ages trying to get their kitchen clean but PersonY did not because _ was very tidy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always spent ages trying to get their kitchen clean but PersonY did not because _ was very messy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the bathroom and do the laundry, because _  had forgotten. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the bathroom and do the laundry, but _  had forgotten.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the house because visitors were coming and _ had to work that day. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to clean the house because visitors were coming and _ was staying home that day.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX broke the smaller items that needed cleaning in the house so PersonY ended up doing it since _ is incompetent. 
Sentence 2: PersonX broke the smaller items that needed cleaning in the house so PersonY ended up doing it since _ is competent.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX chose not to clean the wound on PersonY, which led to _ being sued because it festered. 
Sentence 2: PersonX chose not to clean the wound on PersonY, which led to _ being sick because it festered.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX cleaned the stove for PersonY but _ thought that it was a jab that would be paid. 
Sentence 2: PersonX cleaned the stove for PersonY and _ thought that it was a favor that wouldn't be paid for.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX cleans PersonY's home twice a week for work and _ makes money for it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX cleans PersonY's home twice a week for work and _ pays money for it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decided to clean PersonY's car, but _ didn't ask permission first, which caused some issues. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to clean PersonY's car, but _ didn't give permission first, which caused some issues.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decided to clean the bathroom and bedroom of PersonY because _ was a very untidy individual. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to clean the bathroom and bedroom of PersonY because _ was a very tidy individual.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't like to clean their apartment unlike PersonY so the apartment of _ was filthy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't like to clean their apartment unlike PersonY so the apartment of _ was clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't like to keep clean the way PersonY did, so _ tended to smell nasty. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't like to keep clean the way PersonY did, so _ tended to smell nice.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX doesn't keep a clean and tidy house like PersonY because _ is a slob. 
Sentence 2: PersonX doesn't keep a clean and tidy house like PersonY because _ is a neat freak.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got onto PersonY about how to clean despite the fact _ never helped clean the place. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got onto PersonY about how to clean despite the fact _ always helped clean the place.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had nice clean hair but PersonY did not. This was due to _ having plenty of hot water. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had nice clean hair but PersonY did not. This was due to _ having a lack of hot water.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to clean the house for PersonY after _ threw up and made a mess. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to clean the house for PersonY although _ threw up and made a mess.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX hated having to clean and tidy the house while PersonY loved it. _ had always been a messy person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX hated having to clean and tidy the house while PersonY loved it. _ had always been a neat person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY clean her bedroom prior to a cousin visiting, as _ was small and unable to move the bed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY clean her bedroom prior to a cousin visiting, as _ was large and able to move the bed.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY to clean hear house, since _ was a master at housekeeping skills. 
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY to clean hear house, since _ was a disaster at housekeeping skills.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is a bit of a clean freak while PersonY is dirty, so _ has the better looking house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is a bit of a clean freak while PersonY is dirty, so _ has the worse looking house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is clean and tidy, PersonY is not _ is likely to thoroughly clean her dishes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is clean and tidy, PersonY is not _ is not likely to thoroughly clean her dishes.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is known as a neat freak, unlike PersonY, because _ is obsessed with keeping things clean. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is known as a neat freak, unlike PersonY, because _ isn't as obsessed with keeping things clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is paying PersonY to clean out their house, so _ is more likely the home owner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is paying PersonY to clean out their house, so _ is more likely the home maid.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is tidy and clean, PersonY is not therefore _ probably makes certain her dolls are clean. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is tidy and clean, PersonY is not therefore _ probably doesn't make certain her dolls are clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is very well organized, PersonY is not therefore _ is likely to have a clean environment. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is very well organized, PersonY is not therefore _ is unlikely to have a clean environment.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX like to clean more than PersonY so _ always did the dishes after dinner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX like to clean more than PersonY so _ never did the dishes after dinner.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to keep the house clean, but PersonY was filthy, so _ was always wiping things up. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to keep the house clean, but PersonY was filthy, so _ was always leaving things lay around.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to keep their house clean but PersonY did not as _ was really very untidy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to keep their house clean but PersonY did not as _ was really very neat.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX likes to clean everything in sight, while PersonY does not because _ is very organized. 
Sentence 2: PersonX likes to clean everything in sight, while PersonY does not because _ is very disheveled.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved to clean house but PersonY wasn't really enthused about doing it. _ would never hire a housekeeper to help them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to clean house but PersonY wasn't really enthused about doing it. _ would often hire a housekeeper to help them.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made sure that they items were meticulously clean before putting them on display but PersonY did not as _ was very houseproud. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made sure that they items were meticulously clean before putting them on display but PersonY did not as _ was very slovenly.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX makes sure to clean his teeth every day unlike PersonY because _ is very hygienic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX makes sure to clean his teeth every day unlike PersonY because _ is very unsanitary.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX owns a cleaning business, PersonY hires a cleaner therefore ask _ for cleaning tips. 
Sentence 2: PersonX owns a cleaning business, PersonY hires a cleaner therefore don't ask _ for cleaning tips.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX paid a lot of money to PersonY to clean their house, because _ had the money to do it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX paid a lot of money to PersonY to clean their house, because _ had the supplies to do it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX planned to spring clean this weekend and told PersonY they should help too. _ expected her help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX planned to spring clean this weekend and told PersonY they should help too. _ purposely left home very early.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX preferred to clean instead of PersonY since _ left a very neat house at the end of the day. 
Sentence 2: PersonX preferred to clean instead of PersonY since _ left a very messy house at the end of the day.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX really didn't care for cleaning up their room, but PersonY was OCD and was compelled to straighten up. _ hired a maid to help them out. 
Sentence 2: PersonX really didn't care for cleaning up their room, but PersonY was a bit OCD and was compelled to straighten up. _ hired a psychiatrist to help them out.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX really loved to clean their house but PersonY did not as _ was very houseproud. 
Sentence 2: PersonX really loved to clean their house but PersonY did not as _ was very slovenly.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX really loves to clean all the time but PersonY does not because _ is very neat. 
Sentence 2: PersonX really loves to clean all the time but PersonY does not because _ is very untidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX refused to clean the house for PersonY because _ was not paid for the last time that they cleaned. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to clean the house for PersonY because _ refused to pay them for the last time that they cleaned.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX refused to clean the house so PersonY had to do it since _ did not care if their guests came over to a dirty house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to clean the house so PersonY had to do it since _ cared if their guest came over to a tidy house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX saw how dirty PersonY MAC keyboard was so _ angrily cleaned the keyboard with disinfecting wipes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX saw how dirty PersonY MAC keyboard was so _ happily cleaned the keyboard with disinfecting wipes.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean her house the right way, since _ was very tidy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean her house the right way, since _ was very messy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean their computer, since _ was experienced with cleaning electronics. 
Sentence 2: PersonX showed PersonY how to clean their computer, because _ was inexperienced with cleaning electronics.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to clean the dishes in the sink because _ didn't have time to do it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY to clean the dishes in the sink because _ had plenty of spare time to do it.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to clean up the mess they made because _ was a very neat person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to clean up the mess they made because _ was a very untidy person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX used to clean the house every day. PersonY only cleaned once a month. _ was very neat. 
Sentence 2: PersonX used to clean the house every day. PersonY only cleaned once a month. _ was very untidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX uses a cleansing product every day to make their skin clean but PersonY does not not because _ is hygenic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX uses a cleansing product every day to make their skin clean but PersonY does not not because _ is scruffy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted everything to be clean, but PersonY didn't care, so _ washed everything well. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted everything to be clean, but PersonY didn't care, so _ didn't help wash everything well.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to clean the house but PersonY did not because _ was very neat. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to clean the house but PersonY did not because _ was very untidy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to clean the house from top to bottom. PersonY said no way. _ was very energetic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to clean the house from top to bottom. PersonY said no way. _ was very lazy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a neat freak and PersonY wasn't, which means _ always kept his area nice and clean. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a neat freak and PersonY wasn't, which means _ never kept his area nice and clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a neater person than PersonY,  so _ wanted to clean the whole house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a neater person than PersonY, so _ didn't want to clean the whole house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was cleaning the floor of the building worse than PersonY, so _ was upset. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was cleaning the floor of the building better than PersonY, so _ was upset.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was helping to clean PersonY's body due to _ being the adult figure in the relationship. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was helping to clean PersonY's body due to _ being the child figure in the relationship.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was houseproud, PersonY was not due to that _ had a very clean house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was houseproud, PersonY was not due to that _  did not have a very clean house.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was very keen that their home should be clean but PersonY was not, because _ was very houseproud. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was very keen that their home should be clean but PersonY was not, because _ was very slovenly.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had reminded her to clean out the garage before father came home. 
Sentence 2: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ had forgotten to clean out the garage before father came home.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's home isn't nearly as clean as PersonY's because _ has always been a messy person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's home isn't nearly as clean as PersonY's because _ has always been a tidy person.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: So _ cleaned the house because PersonX wants to live in a clean environment while PersonY was messy. 
Sentence 2: So _ trashed the house because PersonX wants to live in a clean environment while PersonY was messy.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: Taking care of the house better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ liked to clean. 
Sentence 2: Taking care of the house better suited PersonX than PersonY because _ hated to clean.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: Though impossible to please, PersonX allowed PersonY to help clean her car, but _ thought it looked dirty afterwards. 
Sentence 2: Though impossible to please, PersonX allowed PersonY to help clean her car, and _ thought it looked clean afterwards.
Context Word: clean.
Output: Sentence 1: When PersonX arrived they did the cleaning for PersonY because _ was paid for it. 
Sentence 2: When PersonX arrived they did the cleaning for PersonY because _ was paying for it.
Context Word: trading.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trading his car into PersonY because _ wanted to get rid of the car. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trading his car into PersonY because _ wanted to get the new car.
Context Word: chrome.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's chrome tires look a lot better than PersonY's because _ 's were more expensive. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's chrome tires look a lot worse than PersonY's because _ 's were more expensive.
Context Word: analogies.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got a lower score than PersonY on the English exam because _ is really bad at analogies. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got a lower score than PersonY on the English exam because _ really excels at analogies.
Context Word: boundaries.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX found it difficult to set boundaries and say no to PersonY, because _ was timid. 
Sentence 2: PersonX found it difficult to set boundaries and say no to PersonY, because _ was imposing.
Context Word: Raven.
Output: Sentence 1: Raven Is PersonX favorite character in the cartoon PersonY hates to watch, _ likes to watch cartoons. 
Sentence 2: Raven Is PersonX favorite character in the cartoon PersonY hates to watch, _ does not like to watch cartoons.
Context Word: eraser.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX and PersonY  both had made mistakes on their papers, however _ used an eraser because they had used a pencil. 
Sentence 2: PersonX and PersonY  both had made mistakes on their papers, however _ couldn't use an eraser because they had used a pen.
Context Word: eraser.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed a eraser from PersonY so _ promised to do their homework for a entire week. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed a eraser from PersonY so _ accepted the offer to do their homework for a entire week.
Context Word: obvious.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had an obvious advantage over PersonY when they started competing business, since _ was staring with a copious amount of money. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had an obvious advantage over PersonY when they started competing business, since _ was staring with a miniscule amount of money.
Context Word: obvious.
Output: Sentence 1: What is the best side on the menu today PersonX asked PersonY  the beans are a obvious choice , _ respects their opinion. 
Sentence 2: What is the best side on the menu today PersonX asked PersonY  the beans are a obvious choice , _ respects his food.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: Because PersonX worked a retail job and had less money and than PersonY, who was a business man, _ owned furniture that was not very nice. 
Sentence 2: Because PersonX worked a retail job and had less money and than PersonY, who was a business man, _ owned furniture that was very nice.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for help moving the furniture in the living room because _ needed help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for help moving the furniture in the living room but _ wouldn't help.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought a bunch of furniture from PersonY, so _ moved all the pieces out of their house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a bunch of furniture from PersonY, so _ moved all the pieces into their house.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX decides to surprise PersonY with a new piece of furniture, but _ has second thoughts about the expensive gift. 
Sentence 2: PersonX decides to surprise PersonY with a new piece of furniture, and _ is appreciative of the expensive gift.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got angry at PersonY when he saw all the damaged furniture in the flat, because _ is the landlord. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got angry at PersonY when he saw all the damaged furniture in the flat, because _ is the tenant.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is looking to buy some new furniture and PersonY just bought some, so _ is starting to look online for options. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is looking to buy some new furniture and PersonY just bought some, so _ is starting to anticipate their purchase arrival.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX put the furniture in the truck for PersonY because _ was helping them move to a new house. 
Sentence 2: PersonX put the furniture in the truck for PersonY because _ needed to move to a new house.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX repaired the wooden furniture for PersonY last week since _ needed an expert carpenter. 
Sentence 2: PersonX repaired the wooden  furniture for PersonY last week since _ was an expert carpenter.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX usually worked out much more than PersonY , so _ was able to lift the furniture. 
Sentence 2: PersonX usually worked out much more than PersonY , so _ was unable to lift the furniture.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was much heavier than PersonY, so _ needed to sit on more substantial furniture. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was much heavier than PersonY, so _ did not need to sit on more substantial furniture.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: The furniture of PersonX looks much less scratched than PersonY because _ has a well-behaved house cat. 
Sentence 2: The furniture of PersonX looks much less scratched than PersonY because _ has a naughty house cat.
Context Word: furniture.
Output: Sentence 1: The furniture store was having a sale and PersonX went, but PersonY didn't because _ needed a new sofa. 
Sentence 2: The furniture store was having a sale and PersonX went, but PersonY didn't because _ was out of town.
Context Word: spoiled.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX turned out to be much more spoiled than PersonY because _ had wealthy and generous parents. 
Sentence 2: PersonX turned out to be much more spoiled than PersonY because _ did not have wealthy or generous parents.
Context Word: pay.
Output: Sentence 1: At dinner PersonX decided to pay for PersonY's meal because _ had received a large bonus today. 
Sentence 2: At dinner PersonX decided to pay for PersonY's meal because _ had received a large bill today.
Context Word: pay.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has a good job with good pay, PersonY is unemployed and that is why _ can buy what she wants. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has a good job with good pay, PersonY is unemployed and that is why _ she cannot buy what she wants.
Context Word: gray hair.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to add some lowlights to her gray hair, so she went to her hairstylist PersonY. _ had beautiful gray hair after her appointment. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to add some lowlights to her gray hair, so she went to her hairstylist PersonY. _ created beautiful gray hair during the appointment.
Context Word: sobriety.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has always struggled with sobriety, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ is an alcoholic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has always struggled with sobriety, but PersonY doesn't have that issue. _ is a moderate drinker.
Context Word: use an ATM.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a bank card and PersonY didn't so _ had to wait in line at the bank to use an ATM. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a bank card and PersonY didn't so _ didn't have to wait in line at the bank to use an ATM.
Context Word: consequences.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY if she suffered any consequences from the fall, because _ wanted to offer sympathy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY if she suffered any consequences from the fall, but _ didn't want any sympathy.
Context Word: invoice.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is not successul in making an invoice so she asks PersonY for help, because _ can't do it herself. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is not successul in making an invoice so she asks PersonY for help, because _ could help her.
Context Word: glass door.
Output: Sentence 1: The sliding glass door was broken when PersonX pushed PersonY through it because _ is a bully. 
Sentence 2: The sliding glass door was broken when PersonX pushed PersonY through it because _ is a pushover.
Context Word: porch.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX painted the porch for PersonY so the neighbor praised _ for being so helpful. 
Sentence 2: PersonX painted the porch for PersonY so the neighbor berated _ for being so lazy.
Context Word: porch.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX sat on the porch steps and watched PersonY dance because _ wanted to relax. 
Sentence 2: PersonX sat on the porch steps and watched PersonY dance because _ wanted to rejoice.
Context Word: porch.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX sat outside on the porch longer than PersonY because _  wanted to watch the birds. 
Sentence 2: PersonX sate outside on the porch longer than PersonY because _ wanted to watch the television.
Context Word: parliament.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed to write a paper about the British parliament. PersonY offered to help _ because he didn't understand. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed to write a paper about the British parliament. PersonY offered to help him because _ did understand.
Context Word: Leisure time.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX worked many more hours each week than PersonY, so _ had much less leisure time. 
Sentence 2: PersonX worked many more hours each week than PersonY, so _ had much more leisure time.
Context Word: naturalization certificate.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX obtained a naturalization certificate before PersonY because _ had already been granted U.S. citizenship. 
Sentence 2: PersonX obtained a naturalization certificate before PersonY because _ had not yet been granted U.S. citizenship.
Context Word: bathe.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX does not bathe everyday, PersonY does due to _ having very dry scaly skin. 
Sentence 2: PersonX does not bathe everyday, PersonY does due to _ having very greasy, oily skin.
Context Word: predictable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX didn't keep a very predictable schedule but PersonY often did. _ was always running late. 
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't keep a very predictable schedule but PersonY often did. _ was rarely running late.
Context Word: Immigrate.
Output: Sentence 1: In the 1980s, PersonX decided to immigrate to America to be with PersonY. _ was an American. 
Sentence 2: In the 1980s, PersonX decided to immigrate to America to be with PersonY. _ was a foreigner.
Context Word: copper.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX put copper insulation in their pipes while PersonY didn't, so _ 's pipe were clean. 
Sentence 2: PersonX put copper insulation in their pipes while PersonY didn't, so _ 's pipe were dirty.
Context Word: watches.
Output: Sentence 1: The watches PersonX owns are classier than the ones PersonY has due to _ making more money. 
Sentence 2: The watches PersonX owns are cheaper than the ones PersonY has due to _ making more money.
Context Word: mentally ill.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is mentally ill, but PersonY is not, so _ has to take special medication on a daily basis. 
Sentence 2: PersonX isn't mentally ill, but PersonY is, so _ has to take special medication on a daily basis.
Context Word: participate.
Output: Sentence 1: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to make new friends because _ would always participate in community functions. 
Sentence 2: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to make new friends because _ would never participate in community functions.
Context Word: participate.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more likely to participate in college sports than PersonY because _ was very athletic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more likely to participate in college sports than PersonY because _ was not very athletic.
Context Word: pruned.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX pruned her roses this winter while PersonY pruned her hedges. _ the roses were pruned. 
Sentence 2: PersonX pruned her roses this winter while PersonY pruned her hedges. _ the hedges were pruned.
Context Word: pruned.
Output: Sentence 1: The tree of PersonX looked better than the tree of PersonY because _ always pruned their trees. 
Sentence 2: The tree of PersonX looked better than the tree of PersonY although _ always pruned their trees.
Context Word: Slippers.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX borrowed PersonY's new slippers because her feet were cold but _ forgot to give the slippers back. 
Sentence 2: PersonX borrowed PersonY's new  slippers because her feet were cold but _ forgot to ask for the slippers back.
Context Word: alarm clock.
Output: Sentence 1: The alarm clock rang earlier for PersonX than PersonY, therefore _ was able to get more done in the morning hours. 
Sentence 2: The alarm clock rang earlier for PersonX than PersonY, therefore _ was not able to get much done in the morning hours.
Context Word: group.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX led the group and PersonY followed it, so _ was the one who made the decisions. 
Sentence 2: PersonX led the group and PersonY followed it, so _ was the one who accepted the decisions.
Context Word: group.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was the one in the group that PersonY listened to, because _ was the leader. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was the one in the group that PersonY listened to, because _ was the follower.
Context Word: group.
Output: Sentence 1: The group avoided talking to PersonX but not PersonY because the group hated _ forever. 
Sentence 2: The group avoided talking to PersonX but not PersonY because the group loved _ forever.
Context Word: group.
Output: Sentence 1: The group of people ignored PersonX and not PersonY because _ was not the leader of the group. 
Sentence 2: The group of people listened to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was not the leader of the group.
Context Word: group.
Output: Sentence 1: The singing group that PersonX started sounds awesome, but PersonY's does not, because _ 's group practices a lot more. 
Sentence 2: The singing group that PersonX started sounds awesome, but PersonY's does not, even though _ 's group practices a lot more.
Context Word: bought a puppy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought a puppy and PersonY didn't because _ didn't already have pets and wanted on. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a puppy and PersonY didn't because _ already had pets and didn't need more.
Context Word: flashlight.
Output: Sentence 1: A camper shined a flashlight at night. PersonX liked the dark and PersonY liked the light, so _ was upset. 
Sentence 2: A camper shined a flashlight at night. PersonX liked the dark and PersonY liked the light, so _ was happy.
Context Word: flashlight.
Output: Sentence 1: As they walked through the dark forest, PersonX could see much better than PersonY, because _ was the one carrying a flashlight. 
Sentence 2: As they walked through the dark forest, PersonX could see much better than PersonY, although _ was the one carrying a flashlight.
Context Word: flashlight.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's flashlight ran out of batteries. PersonY was at work so _ went and picked them up at the store. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's flashlight ran out of batteries. PersonY was at work so _ picked them up on the way home..
Context Word: use yeast to make bread.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew to use yeast to make bread and PersonY did not because _ made bread in the summer months. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew to use yeast to make bread and PersonY did not because _ made canned vegetables in the summer months.
Context Word: Periods.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is the mother of PersonY so _ was able to describe what to do during your periods. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is the mother of PersonY so _ was not able to describe what to do during your periods.
Context Word: stock.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX invested into the stock market even though it was risky unlike PersonY, because _ is a risk taker. 
Sentence 2: PersonX invested into the stock market even though it was risky unlike PersonY, because _ is conservative.
Context Word: stock.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was shown how to trade stocks by PersonY since _ was quite inexperienced in the market. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was shown how to trade stocks by PersonY since _ was quite experienced in the market.
Context Word: stock.
Output: Sentence 1: While PersonX was apprehensive about investing in the stock market, PersonY liked doing it because _ knew little about how stocks worked. 
Sentence 2: While PersonX was apprehensive about investing in the stock market, PersonY liked doing it because _ knew a lot about how stocks worked.
Context Word: puppy pads.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX forgot to put down the puppy pads so his dog peed on PersonY's floor so _ offered to clean it up. 
Sentence 2: PersonX forgot to put down the puppy pads so his dog peed on PersonY's floor so _ demanded he clean it up.
Context Word: narcolepsy.
Output: Sentence 1: The doctor referred PersonX but not PersonY to a narcolepsy specialist because _ always fell asleep suddenly. 
Sentence 2: The doctor referred PersonX but not PersonY to a narcolepsy specialist because _ never fell asleep suddenly.
Context Word: Milky Way.
Output: Sentence 1: The Milky Way is fascinating to PersonX, but PersonY feels just the opposite about it. That's because _ is an astronomer. 
Sentence 2: The Milky Way is boring to PersonX, but PersonY feels just the opposite about it. That's because _ is an astronomer.
Context Word: muscle pain.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX experienced more muscle pain than PersonY since _ lifted weights on a daily basis. 
Sentence 2: PersonX experienced more muscle pain than PersonY since _ lifted weights on a monthly basis.
Context Word: give a hamster a bath.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to teach PersonY how to give a hamster a bath because _ had owned many hamsters over the years. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to teach PersonY how to give a hamster a bath because _ had never owned a hamster.
Context Word: semicolon.
Output: Sentence 1: If you asked PersonX what a semicolon is, he wouldn't know, but PersonY would. That's because _ is a college dropout. 
Sentence 2: If you asked PersonX what a semicolon is, he wouldn't know, but PersonY would. That's because _ is a college grad.
Context Word: semicolon.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew how to use a semicolon however PersonY had no clue because _ was very good at punctuation. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew how to use a semicolon however PersonY had no clue because _ was very bad at punctuation.
Context Word: moral code.
Output: Sentence 1: The moral code of PersonX compared to PersonY is stricter, so _ judges the other harshly. 
Sentence 2: The moral code of PersonX compared to PersonY is stricter, so _ judges the other leniently.
Context Word: bonding.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had been feeling weird about bonding with PersonY, so _ said they wanted to stop hanging out. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had been feeling weird about bonding with PersonY, so _ said they wanted to stop spooking them.
Context Word: roller skates.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX broke the wheels on their roller skates so they went shopping with PersonY and _ bought a new pair. 
Sentence 2: PersonX broke the wheels on their roller skates so they went shopping with PersonY and _ paid for a new pair.
Context Word: ability.
Output: Sentence 1: The ability to fished what you start is what you need to improve said PersonX to PersonY,  _ sometimes has to be the one who takes charge. 
Sentence 2: The ability to fished what you start is what you need to improve said PersonX to PersonY,  _ sometimes has to be the one token charge of..
Context Word: appointed.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX appointed PersonY as the head guard, because _ recognized that they were the best of the best. 
Sentence 2: PersonX appointed PersonY as the head guard, because _ trained so hard they were the best of the best.
Context Word: reading a book on WWII.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed reading a book on WWII more than PersonY because _ liked to read a lot of history books. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed reading a book on WWII more than PersonY because _ liked to read a lot of economics books.
Context Word: lift weights at the gym.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed to lift weights at the gym and PersonY did not because _ had a gym membership. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed to lift weights at the gym and PersonY did not because _ did not have a gym membership.
Context Word: suffering.
Output: Sentence 1: Emotional suffering was more of a curse for PersonX than PersonY because _ took everything personally. 
Sentence 2: Emotional suffering was more of a curse for PersonX than PersonY because _ didn't take things personally.
Context Word: modeling.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was happy in the modeling industry, but PersonY was miserable, because _ liked superficial things. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was happy in the modeling industry, but PersonY was miserable, because _ liked academic things.
Context Word: eyelashes.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to apply eyelashes to the actress because _ was the artistic director. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to apply eyelashes to the actress because _ was the makeup artist.
Context Word: eyelashes.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had false eyelashes put on by PersonY, but _ didn't like them so she pulled them off. 
Sentence 2: PersonX put false eyelashes on PersonY, but _ didn't like them so she pulled them off.
Context Word: eyelashes.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thought they were more beautiful than PersonY because _ had  longer eyelashes on their eyes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thought they were more beautiful than PersonY because _ had shorter eyelashes on their eyes.
Context Word: eyelashes.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX used eyeliner and eyeshadow, as well as mascara on her eyelashes, while PersonY did not use any makeup at all, since _ was a haughty person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX used eyeliner and eyeshadow, as well as mascara on her eyelashes, while PersonY did not use any makeup at all, since _ was a humble person.
Context Word: eyelashes.
Output: Sentence 1: The brand new mascara worked better for PersonX than PersonY because _ had naturally short eyelashes. 
Sentence 2: The brand new mascara worked better for PersonX than PersonY because _ had naturally long eyelashes.
Context Word: write a good story.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY to write a good story for the newspaper because _ had worked at the newspaper for years. 
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY to write a good story for the newspaper because _ had worked at the newspaper for one day.
Context Word: role.
Output: Sentence 1: The role of PersonX in the company is more important than of PersonY because _ is a very talented and capable professional. 
Sentence 2: The role of PersonX in the company is more important than of PersonY because _ is not  capable professional.
Context Word: grass.
Output: Sentence 1: Mowing the grass is more tedious for PersonX than PersonY because _ has an old push lawnmower. 
Sentence 2: Mowing the grass is more tedious for PersonX than PersonY because _ has a robotic lawnmower.
Context Word: grass.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed mowing the grass on a nice day unlike PersonY because _ enjoyed the exercise. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed mowing the grass on a nice day unlike PersonY because _ loathed the exercise.
Context Word: grass.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gave some money to PersonY for cutting their grass, because _ didn't want to do it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave some money to PersonY for cutting their grass, because _ asked to do it.
Context Word: grass.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX watered the grass for PersonY since _ was able to do so and could walk fine. 
Sentence 2: PersonX watered the grass for PersonY since _ was unable to do so and could not walk.
Context Word: grass.
Output: Sentence 1: The task of mowing the grass was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was allergic to grass. 
Sentence 2: The task of mowing the grass was better suited for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wasn't allergic to grass.
Context Word: gecko.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked lizards more than PersonY did, so _ was delighted to receive a pet gecko for her birthday. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked lizards more than PersonY did, so _ was appalled to receive a pet gecko for her birthday.
Context Word: gecko.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted a gecko as a pet but PersonY wanted a dog. _ thought dogs were boring and typical. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted a gecko as a pet but PersonY wanted a dog. _ thought geckos were weird.
Context Word: gecko.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's gecko is going to see PersonY at the office, so _ is the pet owner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's gecko is going to see PersonY at the office, so _ is the pet vet.
Context Word: Cast.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to cast a fishing pole, but _ didn't have their phone number. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to teach PersonY how to cast a fishing pole, but _ didn't want to.
Context Word: effective.
Output: Sentence 1: Being productive at work came easier to suited PersonX than PersonY because _ had effective work habits. 
Sentence 2: Being productive at work came easier to suited PersonX than PersonY because _ did not have effective work habits.
Context Word: effective.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had an effective way of getting PersonY to do what they wanted, so _ took advantage of them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had an effective way of getting PersonY to do what they wanted, so _ took orders from them.
Context Word: effective.
Output: Sentence 1: While at work, PersonX had to tell PersonY how to be more effective because _ is the boss. 
Sentence 2: While at work, PersonX had to tell PersonY how to be more effective because _ is the employee.
Context Word: pots.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had less pots and pans in their kitchen than PersonY, and _ wanted to clean up the mess. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had less pots and pans in their kitchen than PersonY, and _ wanted to leave the mess.
Context Word: pots.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX places flower pots all over the patio so PersonY can enjoy the flowers, and _ is proud of the idea. 
Sentence 2: PersonX places flower pots all over the patio so PersonY can enjoy the flowers, but _ isn't fond of the idea.
Context Word: carnival ride.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX refused to go on a carnival ride but PersonY couldn’t wait to go because _ thought the rides were unsafe. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to go on a carnival ride but PersonY couldn’t wait to go because _ thought the rides were exhilarating.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: At the dance, PersonX is asked rude questions by PersonY because _ is a victim. 
Sentence 2: At the dance, PersonX is asked rude questions by PersonY because _ is a bully.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: At the wedding, PersonX convinced PersonY to dance with them after _ promising to lead. 
Sentence 2: At the wedding, PersonX convinced PersonY to dance with them after _ promising to follow.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: Being a dance student, PersonX wants to learn to dance from PersonY as _ is an excellent dance learner. 
Sentence 2: Being a dance student, PersonX wants to learn to dance from PersonY as _ is an excellent dance instructor.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: People paid more attention to PersonX at the dance than PersonY because _ was wearing a unique dress. 
Sentence 2: People paid more attention to PersonX at the dance than PersonY because _ was wearing an unremarkable dress.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to dance at the club but was turned down, so _ went dancing alone. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to dance at the club but was turned down, and _ was left alone.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to go to the dance because _ didn't have a date yet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to go to the dance, but _ already had a date yet.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY what time the dance was being held, because _ she had forgotten. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY what time the dance was being held, but _ she had forgotten.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX could dance better than PersonY could because _ had taken more years of ballet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX could dance better than PersonY could because _ had taken less years of ballet.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX found it easy to dance but PersonY did not as _ was very flexible. 
Sentence 2: PersonX found it easy to dance but PersonY did not as _ was very inflexible.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is training PersonY to dance the salsa as a results of _ being a dance teacher. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is training PersonY to dance the salsa as a results of _ being a dance student.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX learned how to dance very well but PersonY did not. _ put on a good dance performance. 
Sentence 2: PersonX learned how to dance very well but PersonY did not. _ put on a bad dance performance.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX managed to avoid making themselves look silly on the dance floor, unlike PersonY, because _ attended dance classes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX managed to avoid making themselves look silly on the dance floor, unlike PersonY, because _ skipped dance classes.
Context Word: dance.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX refused to dance even once with PersonY because _ did not like anyone in school. 
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to dance even once  with PersonY because _ was not liked by anyone in school.