niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: tomboy.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was the tomboy and more into rough play than PersonY, as _ enjoyed hanging out and playing with boys. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was the tomboy and more into rough play than PersonY, as _ enjoyed hanging out and playing with dolls.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: At the dance, PersonX tries to flirt with PersonY because _ has a big crush. 
Sentence 2: At the dance, PersonX tries to flirt with PersonY because _ has a great personality.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: Because PersonX was in a relationship but PersonY was single, _ would never flirt with women at the bars. 
Sentence 2: Because PersonX was in a relationship but PersonY was single, _ would often flirt with women at the bars.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX accused PersonY of being a flirt because she was always touching men's arms. _ thought this behavior was trashy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX accused PersonY of being a flirt because she was always touching men's arms. _ thought this behavior was normal.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX cheeked advice from PersonY on how to flirt so _ could ask out their crush. 
Sentence 2: PersonX gave advice to PersonY on how to flirt so _ could ask out their crush.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved to flirt and be the center of attention, but PersonY was more of a wallflower, because _ was shy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to flirt and be the center of attention, but PersonY was more of a wallflower, because _ was outgoing.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves to flirt but PersonY does not. _ is able to find a lot of people to go on dates. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to flirt but PersonY does not. _ is able to find very few people to go on dates.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX saw PersonY constantly flirt with men in the office. _ thought it was inappropriate in a place of business and she wouldn't be respected by their coworkers. 
Sentence 2: PersonX saw PersonY constantly flirt with men in the office. _ thought it was normal in a place of business and she was admired by their coworkers.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was lonelier than PersonY because _ was much too shy to flirt with girls. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was lonelier than PersonY because _ was never too shy to flirt with girls.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has more muscle. 
Sentence 2: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has less muscle.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 250 lbs on the bar. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 10 lbs on the bar.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _ worked out with weights every day at the gym. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _  never worked out with weights at the gym.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who exercised. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who slacked.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was an excellent trainer. 
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was a diligent client.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel pain. 
Sentence 2: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel guilty.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ wasn't sore after their gym session. 
Sentence 2: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ hurt themself during their gym session.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting to help relax the muscles. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting help to relax their muscles.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Sentence 1: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ stretched enough. 
Sentence 2: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ didn't stretch enough.
Context Word: outdoor.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved to play outdoor while PersonY preferred being indoors, watching TV, as _ loved nature. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to play outdoor while PersonY preferred being indoors, watching TV as _ loved cartoons.
Context Word: outdoor.
Output: Sentence 1: So _ likes being outdoor because PersonX likes the fresh air and the open space and PersonY don't. 
Sentence 2: So _ hates being outdoor because PersonX likes the fresh air and the open space and PersonY don't.
Context Word: memorial.
Output: Sentence 1: While at the funeral parlor, PersonX had to plan the memorial instead of PersonY because _ had experience with the situation. 
Sentence 2: While at the funeral parlor, PersonX had to plan the memorial instead of PersonY because _ was a novice with the situation.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: At the cook off, PersonX made a better cake than PersonY because _ had used fresh eggs. 
Sentence 2: At the cook off, PersonX made a better cake than PersonY because _ had used expired eggs.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: Because PersonX wanted to make a mess and PersonY did not, _ cracked her eggs and opened them over the counter. 
Sentence 2: Because PersonX wanted to make a mess and PersonY did not, _ cracked her eggs and opened them over the bowl.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: Making dinner for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he loves to eat eggs all day. 
Sentence 2: Making dinner for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he doesn't love to eat eggs all day.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: On Monday, PersonX made PersonY eggs for an early breakfast, because _ is great at making fried eggs. 
Sentence 2: On Monday, PersonX made PersonY eggs for an early breakfast, but _ does not like fried eggs.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: People don't like the eggs that PersonX farms as much as PersonY's due to _ growing with chemicals. 
Sentence 2: People don't like the eggs that PersonX farms as much as PersonY's due to _ growing organically.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always ate more eggs than PersonY because _ lived a healthy lifestyle and needed a lot of protein. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always ate less eggs than PersonY because _ lived a healthy lifestyle and needed a lot of protein.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX boils his eggs for 8 minets while PersonY boils them for only 4, because _ like hard boiled eggs. 
Sentence 2: PersonX boils his eggs for 8 minets while PersonY boils them for only 4, because _ like soft boiled eggs.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX eats a lot more eggs and cheese than PersonY because _ follows a carnivore diet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX eats a lot more eggs and cheese than PersonY because _ follows a vegan diet.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY a dozen fresh eggs because _ lived on a farm with chickens. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for a dozen fresh eggs because _ lived on a farm with chickens.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has much better experience incubating eggs than PersonY ever did, so _ hatched healthy chickens. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has much better experience incubating eggs than PersonY ever did, so _ hatched sickly chickens.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX just loves scrambled eggs for dinner but PersonY prefers them for breakfast. _ had ham and eggs for supper. 
Sentence 2: PersonX just loves scrambled eggs for dinner but PersonY prefers them for breakfast. _ had ham and eggs for brunch.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves the taste of eggs but PersonY hates eggs. _ ordered an omelette for breakfast. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves the taste of eggs but PersonY hates eggs. _ ordered a waffle for breakfast.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX started the morning with a breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon but not PersonY _ is a carnivore. 
Sentence 2: PersonX started the morning with a breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon but not PersonY _ is a vegetarian.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY although _ couldn't even boil eggs correctly. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY because _ couldn't even boil eggs correctly.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was about to cook eggs while PersonY was about to have cereal, so _ prepared to crack the eggs. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was about to cook eggs while PersonY was about to have cereal, so _ prepared to pour  the milk.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was afraid of PersonY, because _ had just broken all the eggs she brought home. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was upset at PersonY, because _ had just broken all the eggs she brought home.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was on a vegan diet but not PersonY so _ always refused to eat eggs. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was on a vegan diet but not PersonY so _ never refused to eat eggs.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: The easter eggs that PersonX but not PersonY made looked great because _ rushed through it. 
Sentence 2: The easter eggs that PersonX but not PersonY made looked great because _ took their time.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: The eggs from PersonX's farm taste better than the ones PersonY produces. _ likely has healthier chickens. 
Sentence 2: The eggs from PersonX's farm taste better than the ones PersonY produces. _ likely has unhealthy chickens.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: The hens were worth their trouble to PersonX but not to PersonY becasue _ loved the free eggs. 
Sentence 2: The hens were worth their trouble to PersonX but not to PersonY becasue _ didn't like eggs.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: While PersonX was not the healthy vegetarian PersonY was, _ hated to eat scrambled eggs. 
Sentence 2: While PersonX was not the healthy vegetarian PersonY was, _ loved to eat scrambled eggs.
Context Word: relate.
Output: Sentence 1: Everyone can relate to PersonX, while PersonY has a harder time getting along with others. _ is personable. 
Sentence 2: Everyone can relate to PersonX, while PersonY has a harder time getting along with others. _ is an introvert.
Context Word: advertise.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has more customers visiting their shop than PersonY because _ knows how to advertise well. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has more customers visiting their shop than PersonY because _ doesn't know how to advertise very well.
Context Word: advertise.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wants to advertise on PersonY's webpage, but _ keeps forgetting to write the ad copy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to advertise on PersonY's webpage, but _ keeps forgetting to post the ad copy.
Context Word: disco party.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is having a disco party next week and put PersonY in charge of telling everybody, _ likes to give orders to others. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is having a disco party next week and put PersonY in charge of telling everybody, _ takes orders from others.
Context Word: diabetes journal.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to keep track of food and glucose levels in a diabetes journal because _ has experience with diabetes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY to keep track of food and glucose levels in a diabetes journal because _ is inexperienced with diabetes.
Context Word: piercings.
Output: Sentence 1: It was harder for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY because _ had many more piercings. 
Sentence 2: It was easier for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY because _ had many more piercings.
Context Word: piercings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX forbids PersonY from getting any more piercings on her body because _ is a strict parent. 
Sentence 2: PersonX forbids PersonY from getting any more piercings on her body because _ is a rebellious kid.
Context Word: piercings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got the job at the tattoo shop even though PersonY applied because _ was more familiar with piercings. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got the job at the tattoo shop even though PersonY applied although _ was more familiar with piercings.
Context Word: piercings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had less piercings than PersonY did so it was easier for _ to get a job. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had less piercings than PersonY did so it was harder for _ to get a job.
Context Word: piercings.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was an unconventional and rebellious person unlike PersonY so _ had unique ear piercings. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was an unconventional and rebellious person unlike PersonY so _ had traditional ear piercings.
Context Word: Poisoning.
Output: Sentence 1: To avoid food poisoning, PersonX gave his tainted food in the prison to PersonY. _ remained healthy. 
Sentence 2: To avoid food poisoning, PersonX gave his tainted food in the prison to PersonY. _ got sick.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: Ideas always seem to come to PersonX but not to PersonY as _ is very intelligent. 
Sentence 2: Ideas always seem to come to PersonX but not to PersonY as _ is very stupid.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for ideas for a science project for school, because _ had no ideas. 
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for ideas for a science project for school, because _ had lots of ideas.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made a better fiction writer than PersonY because _ was good at coming up with ideas. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made a better fiction writer than PersonY because _ was not good at coming up with ideas.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX never gets picked for special work projects like PersonY does because _ never has creative ideas. 
Sentence 2: PersonX never gets picked for special work projects like PersonY does because _ has creative ideas.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was full of all sorts of creative ideas that PersonY didn't like, so _ had a more positive sense of creation. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was full of all sorts of creative ideas that PersonY didn't like, so _ had a more critical sense of creation.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was full of ideas about how PersonY could change their life, so _ was always giving advice. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was full of ideas about how PersonY could change their life, so _ was always hearing advice.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: The business ideas of PersonX are far superior to PersonY because _ is a business man. 
Sentence 2: The business ideas of PersonX are far inferior to PersonY because _ is a business man.
Context Word: ideas.
Output: Sentence 1: The ideas of PersonX aren't as good as PersonY's, so _ is the less creative person. 
Sentence 2: The ideas of PersonX aren't as good as PersonY's, although _ is the less creative person.
Context Word: Mathematics.
Output: Sentence 1: Mathematics confused PersonX, so he hires PersonY to help him out. This is because _ is a student. 
Sentence 2: Mathematics confused PersonX, so he hires PersonY to help him out. This is because _ is a tutor.
Context Word: molding.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX bought a new house and needed help installing molding. When PersonY offered to help, _ was relieved. 
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a new house and needed help installing molding. When PersonY offered to help, _ felt useful.
Context Word: concussion.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX never suffered from a concussion after fighting but PersonY did because _ always used a helmet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX never suffered from a concussion after fighting but PersonY did because _ never used a helmet.
Context Word: concussion.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was concerned PersonY may have a concussion after being tackled because _ noticed slurred speech. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was concerned PersonY may have a concussion after being tackled because _ had slurred speech.
Context Word: shotgun.
Output: Sentence 1: Firing a shotgun came more naturally for PersonX than PersonY because _ grew up around them. 
Sentence 2: Firing a shotgun came more naturally for PersonX than PersonY because _ grew up away from them.
Context Word: shotgun.
Output: Sentence 1: The shotgun kicked PersonX's shoulder hard while PersonY avoided that because _ held the gun loosely on his shoulder. 
Sentence 2: The shotgun kicked PersonX's shoulder hard while PersonY avoided that because _ held the gun tightly on his shoulder.
Context Word: shotgun.
Output: Sentence 1: Whilst PersonX had a shotgun licence PersonY did not as _ approved of guns and shooting. 
Sentence 2: Whilst PersonX had a shotgun licence PersonY did not as _ disapproved of guns and shooting.
Context Word: Content.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was overly vain about their looks but PersonY was content with their looks. _ went to the doctor and had their lips plumped. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was overly vain about their looks but PersonY was content with their looks. _ went to the doctor and had their blood pressure checked.
Context Word: religious.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not judge PersonY even though _ was religious and he respected the beliefs of others. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not judge PersonY because _ was religious and he respected the beliefs of others.
Context Word: religious.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more religious than PersonY, so _ spent the evening at the local church. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more religious than PersonY, so _ spent the evening at the local bar.
Context Word: religious.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was religious and PersonY wasn't, so _ spent every Sunday hanging out at church. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was religious and PersonY wasn't, so _ spent every Sunday hanging out at the bar.
Context Word: religious.
Output: Sentence 1: The religious man went over and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was an atheist and needed God. 
Sentence 2: The religious man went over and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a christian and already had God.
Context Word: stride.
Output: Sentence 1: Since PersonX had a longer stride than PersonY, _ passed them up in the race. 
Sentence 2: Since PersonX had a shorter stride than PersonY, _ passed them up in the race.
Context Word: stride.
Output: Sentence 1: The stride of PersonX is half of that of PersonY's, therefore, _ is probably a lot smaller in size. 
Sentence 2: The stride of PersonX is half of that of PersonY's, therefore, _ is probably a lot larger in size.
Context Word: rename.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had a new computer than PersonY and _ renamed their computer quicker than the other. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had a new computer than PersonY and _ renamed their computer slower than the other .
Context Word: dead.
Output: Sentence 1: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ hated spiders. 
Sentence 2: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ loved spiders.
Context Word: clay.
Output: Sentence 1: In the heat of the moment, PersonX smashed the clay bowl PersonY had sculpted. Afterward, _ felt ashamed. 
Sentence 2: In the heat of the moment, PersonX smashed the clay bowl PersonY had sculpted. Afterward, _ felt bullied.
Context Word: clay.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is making a clay from indigenous soil for PersonY, because _ wants to make him happy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is making a clay from indigenous soil for PersonY, because _ likes making things from clay.
Context Word: clay.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX seemed to be better at crafting clay pots than PersonY due to _ 's larger hands. 
Sentence 2: PersonX seemed to be better at crafting clay pots than PersonY due to _ 's tinier hands.
Context Word: clay.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX threw the clay sculpture at PersonY because _ didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX took the clay sculpture from PersonY because _ didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it.
Context Word: traveler.
Output: Sentence 1: The round the world trip sounded better to PersonX than PersonY as _ is a much more adventurous traveler. 
Sentence 2: The round the world trip sounded better to PersonX than PersonY as _ is a much more nervous traveler.
Context Word: lattice.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX broke a hole through PersonY's lattice fence when trying to climb it, so _ offered to repair it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX broke a hole through PersonY's lattice fence when trying to climb it, so _ told him to repair it.
Context Word: camping trailer.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX  told PersonY that they needed to sell the camping trailer, _ is a goods dealer. 
Sentence 2: PersonX  told PersonY that they needed to sell the camping trailer, _ is a working for a goods dealer.
Context Word: vulnerable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX comforted PersonY when they were feeling depressed and vulnerable because _ is a compassionate person. 
Sentence 2: PersonX comforted PersonY when they were feeling depressed and vulnerable because _ is a fragile person.
Context Word: desert.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX chose to vacation at the desert while PersonY traveled to the beach beacause _ hated water. 
Sentence 2: PersonX chose to vacation at the desert while PersonY traveled to the beach beacause _ loved water.
Context Word: desert.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did not enjoy the desert vacation as much as PersonY because _ liked a drier climate. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did not enjoy the desert vacation as much as PersonY because _ liked a humid climate.
Context Word: electric guitar.
Output: Sentence 1: To learn how to play the electric guitar, PersonX hired PersonY, a professional guitarist, to tutor her. _ wanted to play in a band but didn't have the experience yet. 
Sentence 2: To learn how to play the electric guitar, PersonX hired PersonY, a professional guitarist, to tutor her. _  played in a band and had the experience.
Context Word: Calm Down.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was stressed so he asked PersonY to help him calm down. _ was grateful for the help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was stressed so he asked PersonY to help him calm down. _ was ready to help.
Context Word: bathing.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was bathing when PersonY had to go to the bathroom, so _ had to end their bath too soon. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was bathing when PersonY had to go to the bathroom, so _ had to hold their pee too long.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: During the game, PersonX intentionally hit PersonY in the face with the volleyball, causing _ to be disqualified. 
Sentence 2: During the game, PersonX intentionally hit PersonY in the face with the volleyball, causing _ to be injured.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX absolutely loved volleyball whereas PersonY hated it. This is because _ was more athletic. 
Sentence 2: PersonX absolutely loved volleyball whereas PersonY hated it. This is because _ was more academic.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoys playing volleyball, but PersonY hates it. That's because _ 's team always wins. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoys playing volleyball, but PersonY hates it. That's because _ 's team always loses.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has much stronger arm muscles than PersonY because _ played volleyball for fifteen years. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has much stronger arm muscles than PersonY because _ didn't play volleyball for fifteen years.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX isn't great at volleyball, but PersonY is an amazing player due to _ being short. 
Sentence 2: PersonX isn't great at volleyball, but PersonY is an amazing player due to _ being tall.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loved to play volleyball growing up unlike PersonY, because _ was interested in sports. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to play volleyball growing up unlike PersonY, because _ was disinterested in sports.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX really enjoyed being able to play volleyball but PersonY did not because _ was very sporty. 
Sentence 2: PersonX really enjoyed being able to play volleyball but PersonY did not because _ was very sedentary.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a much better volleyball player than PersonY so _ was a starting player. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a much better volleyball player than PersonY so _ was a bench player.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Sentence 1: Volleyball was a favorite sport for PersonX but not PersonY because _ as was really tall. 
Sentence 2: Volleyball was a favorite sport for PersonX but not PersonY because _ as was really short.
Context Word: millions.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX probably has millions more subscribers than PersonY because _ has been famous for a longer time. 
Sentence 2: PersonX probably has millions more subscribers than PersonY because _ has been famous for a shorter time.
Context Word: shoe.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX stole a shoe from PersonY as a joke, so _ hid it under the couch. 
Sentence 2: PersonX stole a shoe from PersonY as a joke, so _ found it under the couch.
Context Word: shoe.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a shoe fanatic but PersonY was not. _ had 100 pairs of shoes. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a shoe fanatic but PersonY was not. _ had 10 pairs of shoes.
Context Word: raking.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX called a friend to help raking the yard unlike PersonY who did it himself, because _ was lazy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX called a friend to help raking the yard unlike PersonY who did it himself, because _ was motivated.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: Being themselves is more challenging for PersonX than PersonY because _ isn't comfortable in their own skin. 
Sentence 2: Being themselves is more challenging for PersonX than PersonY because _ is so comfortable in their own skin.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX felt more comfortable around women than PersonY. so _ was considered to be smoother. 
Sentence 2: PersonX felt more comfortable around women than PersonY. so _ was considered to be nerdy.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX never felt comfortable being around PersonY, because _ always thought they acted a little creepy. 
Sentence 2: PersonX never felt comfortable being around PersonY, because _ always decided to act a little creepy.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX thought the couch was very comfortable while PersonY liked the chair best. _ thought the chair was hard. 
Sentence 2: PersonX thought the couch was very comfortable while PersonY liked the chair best. _ thought the couch was too soft.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX tried to make PersonY more comfortable because _ was sick last week and wanted to help. 
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to make PersonY more comfortable but _ was sick last week and wanted to help.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was comfortable presenting the group project, but PersonY blanched at the idea, because _ had experience speaking in public. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was comfortable presenting the group project, but PersonY blanched at the idea, because _ had a fear of speaking in public.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more comfortable in the kitchen than PersonY because _ had worked in restaurant before. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more comfortable in the kitchen than PersonY because _ had never worked in restaurant before.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more comfortable selling vacuums door-to-door than PersonY because _ had worked as a salesman before. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more comfortable selling vacuums door-to-door than PersonY because _ had never worked in sales before.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more comfortable speaking in front of large groups than PersonY because _ had taken public speaking courses in college. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more comfortable speaking in front of large groups than PersonY because _ was not able to take public speaking courses in college.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more comfortable studying French than PersonY because _ studied other languages in school. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more comfortable studying French than PersonY because _ never studied other languages in school.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more comfortable swimming in the pool than PersonY because _ was not afraid of the water. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more comfortable swimming in the pool than PersonY because _ was afraid of the water.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to get comfortable on PersonY but _ was too big to be held. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to get comfortable on PersonY but _ was too small to be held.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wasn't able to get comfortable in the house with PersonY, because _ was antisocial. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wasn't able to get comfortable in the house with PersonY, because _ was threatening.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's jeans are quite comfortable, while PersonY's pair is annoying. _ went with a baggier size. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's jeans are quite comfortable, while PersonY's pair is annoying. _ went with a tighter size.
Context Word: indoors.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed the indoors much more than PersonY so _ stayed inside the house all day. 
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed the indoors much more than PersonY so _ stayed outside the house all day.
Context Word: indoors.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was prone to sunburn so spent much time indoors, quite the opposite of PersonY. _ often cooked to pass the summer days. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was prone to sunburn so spent much time indoors, quite the opposite of PersonY. _ often swimmed to pass the summer days.
Context Word: frugal.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX saved a lot less money during the year than PersonY because _ was not very frugal. 
Sentence 2: PersonX saved a lot less money during the year than PersonY because _ was very frugal.
Context Word: frugal.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was a frugal shopper whereas PersonY was the opposite. _ could never buy that much stuff at once. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was a frugal shopper whereas PersonY was the opposite. _ often bought that much stuff at once.
Context Word: debt free.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX started reading about being debt free because _ wanted to retire with PersonY before he was 65 years old. 
Sentence 2: PersonX started reading about being debt free because _ wanted to retire with PersonY before she was 65 years old.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: Investing in the stock market suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ loves doing research. 
Sentence 2: Investing in the stock market suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ hates doing research.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did a lot of research before writing a paper whilst PersonY did not because _ was very careful. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did a lot of research before writing a paper whilst PersonY did not because _ was very sloppy.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did most of the research for the project compared to PersonY even though _ has less experience on advertising. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did most of the research for the project compared to PersonY although _ has more experience on advertising.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had to do extensive research for work while PersonY didn't because _ was a manager. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had to do extensive research for work while PersonY didn't because _ was a janitor.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves doing research, but not PersonY, so _ got an A on the research paper. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves doing research, but not PersonY, so _ got a D on the research paper.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX spent long hours at the library doing research and studying, while PersonY goofed off and went out drinking. _ earned better grades on the final test. 
Sentence 2: PersonX spent long hours at the library doing research and studying, while PersonY goofed off and went out drinking. _ scrapped a passing grade on the final test.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was PersonY's new research assistant so _ tried to follow the instructions they were given. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was PersonY's new research assistant so _ tried to give the instructions that are necessary.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was in charge of the research into PersonY's condition, so _ felt responsible for the solution. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was in charge of the research into PersonY's condition, so _ felt hopeful for the solution.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX's research wasn't as thourough as PersonY's because _ didn't have access to the chemistry lab. 
Sentence 2: PersonX's research wasn't as thourough as PersonY's because only _ had access to the chemistry lab.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: Research came easy to PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ father was a scientist. 
Sentence 2: Research came easy to PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ 's father was a landscaper.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: The teacher gave PersonX a better grade on his paper than PersonY got because _ did more research. 
Sentence 2: The teacher gave PersonX a better grade on his paper than PersonY got because _ did little research.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: To research a project PersonX asked PersonY some information on a subject, _ seeks information from him. 
Sentence 2: To research a project PersonX asked PersonY some information on a subject, _ gives information to him.
Context Word: research.
Output: Sentence 1: While PersonX worked at fast food, PersonY worked in a research lab, and _ had limited science education. 
Sentence 2: While PersonX worked at fast food, PersonY worked in a research lab, and _ had extensive science education.
Context Word: relatives.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has a lot of relatives, but PersonY has no family, so _ goes to visit their parents on Christmas. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has a lot of relatives, but PersonY has no family, so _ goes to visit their friends on Christmas.
Context Word: scratch.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got a scratch in PersonY's steel sink, so _ brought them scratch remover in order to fix it. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got a scratch in PersonY's steel sink, so they brought _ scratch remover in order to fix it.
Context Word: scratch.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was so afraid of PersonY because _ thought she would scratch her when she wasn't looking. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was so afraid of PersonY because _ thought she wanted to scratch her when she wasn't looking.
Context Word: transmission.
Output: Sentence 1: A transmission is what I am in need of today PersonX tells PersonY, _ has wrecked many cars. 
Sentence 2: A transmission is what I am in need of today PersonX tells PersonY, _ has fixed many cars.
Context Word: toilet paper.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX calls her roommate, PersonY, to get toilet paper on the way home, but _ forgot to say milk too. 
Sentence 2: PersonX calls her roommate, PersonY, to get toilet paper on the way home, but _ forgot to get it.
Context Word: toilet paper.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX put toilet paper back on the roll, while PersonY did not, so _ was annoyed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX put toilet paper back on the roll, while PersonY did not, since _ was oblivious.
Context Word: toilet paper.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX ran out of toilet paper, so he asked PersonY in the stall next to him for some. _ was relieved when he agreed. 
Sentence 2: PersonX ran out of toilet paper, so he asked PersonY in the stall next to him for some. _ was generous and agreed.
Context Word: pickled eggs.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX made pickled eggs for PersonY, because _ really loved his own and wanted to share them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX made pickled eggs for PersonY, but _ really loved his own and wanted to share them.
Context Word: small business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was the owner of a small business but PersonY was not so _ was able to hire for a job at the business. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was the owner of a small business but PersonY was not so _ was able to apply for a job at the business.
Context Word: high.
Output: Sentence 1: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not be reached by PersonY because _ dangling too high above. 
Sentence 2: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not reached PersonY because _ was dangling too high above.
Context Word: high.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX got better grades in high school than PersonY because  _ liked to read and study. 
Sentence 2: PersonX got better grades in high school than PersonY because  _ did not like to read or study.
Context Word: high.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was flying high on adrenaline after robbing PersonY, because _ found $1000 in their wallet. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was flying high on adrenaline after robbing PersonY, because _ had $1000 in their wallet.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX always ate a lot of lettuce every day unlike PersonY because _ was a vegetarian. 
Sentence 2: PersonX always ate a lot of lettuce every day unlike PersonY because _ was a carnivore.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked vegetables more than PersonY but _ couldn't stand to eat lettuce in salads. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked vegetables more than PersonY but _ could stand to eat lettuce in salads.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX loves the taste of lettuce but PersonY doesn't. _ ordered a big salad for dinner. 
Sentence 2: PersonX loves the taste of lettuce but PersonY doesn't. _ ordered a big steak for dinner.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needs an advice from PersonY on how to keep the lettuce fresh, because _ has a lot of lettuce. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needs an advice from PersonY on how to keep the lettuce fresh, so _ gives her an advice.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was making tacos and asked PersonY to bring some lettuce over because _ was out. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was making tacos and asked PersonY to bring some lettuce over but _ was out.
Context Word: lettuce.
Output: Sentence 1: While at the store, PersonX grabbed a head of lettuce for PersonY to use for dinner because _ knew there was none at home. 
Sentence 2: While at the store, PersonX grabbed a head of lettuce for PersonY to use for dinner, but _ already had some at home.
Context Word: Business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has always wanted to start their own business, however PersonY prefers to work for a company. _ has a very entrepreneurial spirit. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has always wanted to start their own business, however PersonY prefers to work for a company. _ has a very risk averse spirit.
Context Word: Business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was an ideal person to run their own business but PersonY was not because _ was very organised. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was an ideal person to run their own business but PersonY was not because _ was very chaotic.
Context Word: Business.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX wrote out a business plan to get a bak loan while PersonY decided to just wing it. _ was rewarded with loan. 
Sentence 2: PersonX wrote out a business plan to get a bak loan while PersonY decided to just wing it. _ was denied a loan.
Context Word: Business.
Output: Sentence 1: Personx had thought of starting a business before persony but _ was not able to find the fund quicker. 
Sentence 2: Personx had thought of starting a business before persony but _ was able to find the fund quicker.
Context Word: abandoned houses.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX liked to play in abandoned houses with PersonY because _ could pretend it was haunted. 
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to play in abandoned houses with PersonY then _ stopped pretending it was haunted.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: It was easier for PersonX than PersonY to prevent identity theft of their bank accounts because _ understood how to protect their privacy. 
Sentence 2: It was easier for PersonX than PersonY to prevent identity theft of their bank accounts because _ neglected how to protect their privacy.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to prevent the phone from ringing because _ had hundreds of people calling. 
Sentence 2: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to prevent the phone from ringing because _ had zero people calling.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX did all they could to prevent PersonY from going, but _ was unable to stop them. 
Sentence 2: PersonX did all they could to prevent PersonY from going, but _ was unwilling to stop.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX failed to prevent PersonY from scoring a goal on her, although _ was usually faster than her. 
Sentence 2: PersonX failed to prevent PersonY from scoring a goal on her, although _ was usually slower than her.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX helped to prevent the disease in PersonY's body during the overwhelming plague because _ was a doctor. 
Sentence 2: PersonX helped to prevent the disease in PersonY's body during the overwhelming plague because _ was a patient.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX is trying to prevent cancer, so he takes PersonY's advice because _ used to smoke. 
Sentence 2: PersonX is trying to prevent cancer, so he takes PersonY's advice because _ used to have cancer.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX knew to prevent the car accident but not PersonY because _ was looking ahead. 
Sentence 2: PersonX knew to prevent the car accident but not PersonY because _ was not looking ahead.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX tried to prevent PersonY from entering the house because _ didn't want her to find the surprise gift. 
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to prevent PersonY from entering the house because _ was trying to find the surprise gift.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX tried to prevent PersonY from jumping into the ocean from the cliff because _ was cautious. 
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to prevent PersonY from jumping into the ocean from the cliff because _ was reckless.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was able to prevent a headache while flying unlike PersonY because _ remembered to take ibuprofen beforehand. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was able to prevent a headache while flying unlike PersonY because _ forgot to take ibuprofen beforehand.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was looking for a way to prevent PersonY from being able to go to the show, because _ was lonely. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was looking for a way to prevent PersonY from being able to go to the show, so _ was bothered.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was more ready for the situation than PersonY so _ didn't have to prevent distractions. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was more ready for the situation than PersonY so _ needed to prevent distractions.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX was much more attracted to PersonY , so _ could not prevent falling in love with her. 
Sentence 2: PersonX was much more attracted to PersonY , but _ could not prevent falling in love with her.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX worked hard to prevent weight gain whilst PersonY did not because _ was conscientious. 
Sentence 2: PersonX worked hard to prevent weight gain whilst PersonY did not because _ was slapdash.
Context Word: prevent.
Output: Sentence 1: The security guard prevented PersonX from entering the arena unlike PersonY because _ was kicked out. 
Sentence 2: The security guard prevented PersonX from entering the arena unlike PersonY because _ was allowed.
Context Word: Bristled Hairbrush.
Output: Sentence 1: After PersonX repeatedly disobeyed PersonY, _ was chased around the house with a bristled hairbrush for an hour. 
Sentence 2: After PersonX repeatedly disobeyed PersonY, _ chased around the house with a bristled hairbrush for an hour.
Context Word: tonsils.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX just had their tonsils removed in the hospital, when PersonY decides to visit. _ eats some ice cream. 
Sentence 2: PersonX just had their tonsils removed in the hospital, when PersonY decides to visit. _ brings some ice cream.
Context Word: Kiss.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX learned how to kiss by asking PersonY to show him how. _ became a pro afterwards. 
Sentence 2: PersonX learned how to kiss by asking PersonY to show him how. _ became was proud of him.
Context Word: dunk.
Output: Sentence 1: The dunk PersonX achieved in the game was more amazing than the one PersonY did and that is because _  is a professional basketball player. 
Sentence 2: The dunk PersonX achieved in the game was more amazing than the one PersonY did and that is because _  is an amateur basketball player.
Context Word: breastfeeding.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX hated breastfeeding the baby but PersonY loved it. _ found it exhausting and painful. 
Sentence 2: PersonX hated breastfeeding the baby but PersonY loved it. _ found it magical and bonding.
Context Word: breastfeeding.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needed PersonYs help with starting their kid on breastfeeding so _ asked for some pointers. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needed PersonYs help with starting their kid on breastfeeding, but _ didn't have some pointers.
Context Word: expertise.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX has a lot of expertise in computers but PersonY doesn't because _ majored in computer science. 
Sentence 2: PersonX has a lot of expertise in computers but PersonY doesn't because _ majored in biological science.
Context Word: relative clause.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX explained the definition of the relative clause to PersonY, because _ was teaching the class. 
Sentence 2: PersonX explained the definition of the relative clause to PersonY, because _ was taking the class.
Context Word: t shirt.
Output: Sentence 1: When going to work, PersonX wears a suit, but PersonY wears a t shirt. _ is a banker. 
Sentence 2: When going to work, PersonX wears a suit, but PersonY wears a t shirt. _ is a cashier.
Context Word: eczema.
Output: Sentence 1: Every winter PersonX had a bad outbreak of eczema, so she went to her doctor PersonY for help. Later, _ picked up a prescription to help control it. 
Sentence 2: Every winter PersonX had a bad outbreak of eczema, so she went to her doctor PersonY for help. Then, _ gave her a prescription to help control it.
Context Word: eczema.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX had always wanted to visit Alaska, but PersonY wanted to visit Hawaii. _ had terrible eczema in the heat. 
Sentence 2: PersonX had always wanted to visit Alaska, but PersonY wanted to visit Hawaii. _ had terrible eczema in the cold.
Context Word: eczema.
Output: Sentence 1: The doctor prescribed a special intensive hand cream for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had bad eczema. 
Sentence 2: The doctor prescribed a special intensive hand cream for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had light eczema.
Context Word: hummingbird.
Output: Sentence 1: The hummingbird flew up to the house of PersonX but past the house of PersonY, because _ had a bird feeder. 
Sentence 2: The hummingbird flew past the house of PersonX but up to the house of PersonY, because _ had a bird feeder.
Context Word: manage.
Output: Sentence 1: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to manage the office because _ was good with people. 
Sentence 2: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to manage the office because _ was not good with people.
Context Word: manage.
Output: Sentence 1: PersonX needs to learn to manage PersonY better at work, because _ is new to being a supervisor. 
Sentence 2: PersonX needs to learn to manage PersonY better at work, because _ is a problem employee.