niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence1: 'a woman taking a swing at a tennis ball', Sentence2: 'a man and woman looking at a display at a museum'. Is the frequency of the word 'at' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an oregon round clock hung from the ceiling', Sentence2: 'a kite hitting a door of an establishment'. Is the frequency of the word 'an' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'two black and white cats are sitting on a tile floor', Sentence2: 'a woman in a patterned dress opening a pizza box'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a skate boarder doing a trick with his board', Sentence2: 'there is a car and a box trucked parked in a lot across from an airport'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man laying on a pile of snow next to a snowboard inside of a building', Sentence2: 'a baseball player with a black bat and fans'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a dog sits next to bathtub in a bathroom', Sentence2: 'a man in a suit and sunglasses takes a selfie'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a man sitting in front of a computer holding a camera wearing headphones', Sentence2: 'a woman looking at her cellphone in the middle of crowd'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a herd of zebras in the wild near grassy terrain', Sentence2: 'a parking meter displays a three hour time limit in the snow'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a little girl in a dress is holding an umbrella', Sentence2: 'some flowers sit in a glass vase on a table'. Is the frequency of the word 'holding' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a male skateboarder in a black shirt is skating', Sentence2: 'two giraffes stand by a post at a feeding station'. Is the frequency of the word 'male' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a yellow sign on a sidewalk says diversion ends', Sentence2: 'a green slope is full of canoes up on the grass'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a woman shows off the iphone case she made out of red tape', Sentence2: 'a guy with a backpack and umbrella walking down the road'. Is the frequency of the word 'red' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man catches a wave while surfing the ocean', Sentence2: 'skateboarder in white tshirt stopping in the road to adjust eyeglasses'. Is the frequency of the word 'wave' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a coach watches on as a pitcher pitches', Sentence2: 'doubledecker bus on the street of a town'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a house with a door and window has a bench in front of it surrounded by bushes', Sentence2: 'a man standing next to a baseball plate holding a bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a ski boarder is airborne on a snow covered slope', Sentence2: 'a player on a baseball field getting ready to bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'baseball' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a red motorcycle parked along a street near some small trees', Sentence2: 'a large tractor truck with a painting on the back of the cab'. Is the frequency of the word 'street' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'people sitting at tables with computers and papers on it in front of a screen and a lady standing at the front of the room and presenting', Sentence2: 'a restroom with 3 sinks and three round mirrors above them'. Is the frequency of the word 'three' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'this is fresh fruit sitting in a pile', Sentence2: 'a surfboard sticks out of white sand on a beach'. Is the frequency of the word 'fresh' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a big thomas the train replica sits parked on display', Sentence2: 'a man sitting on the ground holding a skateboard looking at a cell phone'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an old photograph displayed with a round frame', Sentence2: 'a person sitting at an outdoor table with food and other items on the table'. Is the frequency of the word 'frame' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a person riding on a skateboard in a paved area', Sentence2: 'a person is sleeping on one side of the bed'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a can is sitting on top of a dog', Sentence2: 'a brilliantly colored bird sitting on a tree branch'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a couple of giraffes stand next to each other', Sentence2: 'numerous individuals are out and having a fabulous time there'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'two adults and several children playing wicker ball in a fenced in backyard', Sentence2: 'a man at a table with his computer and a cat'. Is the frequency of the word 'at' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a young boy riding a pedal boat at an amusement park', Sentence2: 'two people that are flying a kite on a hill'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a cheesy pizza covered in topping sitting on top of a pan', Sentence2: 'a bunch of various vegetables spread out on a snowflake table cloth'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a photograph of a person sitting on a toilet seat', Sentence2: 'a man riding a wave on top of a surfboard'. Is the frequency of the word 'toilet' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a woman sitting by a deep dish pizza with pepperonis', Sentence2: 'a group of girls with umbrellas in the sand'. Is the frequency of the word 'by' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a cat looks outside of a dirty old window', Sentence2: 'a person standing with video game remotes in hand'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'black and white photograph of flowers in a vase', Sentence2: 'a dog sitting on a bed in a sweater with a indifferent look'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a man sitting on a couch in front of a window', Sentence2: 'a view of a bunch of sinks in a black and white photo'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a baby bird by itself in a nest made from straw', Sentence2: 'two zebras fighting in a large grassy land area'. Is the frequency of the word 'fighting' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a baseball player with a black bat and fans', Sentence2: 'two empty buses are parked next to each other'. Is the frequency of the word 'two' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man laying on a bed on top of his stomach', Sentence2: 'three girls are paddling on their surfboards together'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an army transport truck sitting near a forest', Sentence2: 'two giraffes walk across the planes with shrubbery in the background'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man swinging a tennis racket at a tennis ball', Sentence2: 'a one way street sign next to tall bushes'. Is the frequency of the word 'at' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man laying on a pile of snow next to a snowboard inside of a building', Sentence2: 'an adult bear standing beside a baby bear i the field'. Is the frequency of the word 'laying' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'this photo displays a messy desk that has two laptops on it among many other things', Sentence2: 'a woman in a patterned dress opening a pizza box'. Is the frequency of the word 'it' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of seagulls and one long legged bird with a long thin beak standing in the sand of a shore line', Sentence2: 'a man cross country skis down a snow covered street'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a laptop computer sitting on top of a blue counter', Sentence2: 'a couple of people that are skiing down a snowy hill'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'there is a bird that is standing in grass and water', Sentence2: 'two rooms of a house are left in disarray on moving day'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'three slim metal vases with flowers in them', Sentence2: 'two giraffes walk across the planes with shrubbery in the background'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a desk with a laptop next to a cutting board', Sentence2: 'man wearing a dress shirt and tie holds a bottle up to his face'. Is the frequency of the word 'his' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a view of a bunch of luggage sitting on the curb at the airport', Sentence2: 'a man and woman sitting on surfboards in the ocean'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'some people are in a row boat on a lake', Sentence2: 'man on surfboard surfing down a large wave'. Is the frequency of the word 'surfboard' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'three oranges and a banana in the shape of a smile', Sentence2: 'three wines sit on a wine tasting information card'. Is the frequency of the word 'three' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a city street with traffic at a stoplight', Sentence2: 'a person standing with video game remotes in hand'. Is the frequency of the word 'person' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'electric passengers cars waiting at a rail station', Sentence2: 'people sitting around an oval table in a restaurant posing for a photo'. Is the frequency of the word 'people' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'train cars sit on a track adjacent to thick trees', Sentence2: 'a crowded street full of cars taxis and buses'. Is the frequency of the word 'cars' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'five ladies sitting together at a tale outside a restaurant', Sentence2: 'a milkshake machine with to mixers and cups'. Is the frequency of the word 'to' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a stuffed animal cat on top of the steering wheel in a car', Sentence2: 'a motorcycle with crazy long exhaust pipes parked along the side of the road'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a mesh fence with the design of a cat incorporated into it', Sentence2: 'a one way street sign next to tall bushes'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man with a white shirt and a tie', Sentence2: 'electric passengers cars waiting at a rail station'. Is the frequency of the word 'passengers' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'man wearing a false beard along with female friend cutting cake together', Sentence2: 'a laptop is docked on a stand while another keyboard is positioned for use'. Is the frequency of the word 'cutting' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a woman using a hair brush with red hair', Sentence2: 'a stop sign under a street lamp is shining at night'. Is the frequency of the word 'hair' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'people flying traditional kites over water in a large city', Sentence2: 'two people are playing a tennis video game on a projection screen'. Is the frequency of the word 'over' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two people on skis soaring over the water', Sentence2: 'some little elephants standing around a few trees'. Is the frequency of the word 'over' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a woman is opening up a wine bottle that is sitting on a table', Sentence2: 'a surfboard sticks out of white sand on a beach'. Is the frequency of the word 'table' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an airplane that is either landing or just taking off', Sentence2: 'a man standing next to a woman in front of an oven'. Is the frequency of the word 'woman' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man sitting in front of a pizza on top of a white paper', Sentence2: 'a number of people holding umbrellas on a city street'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a mini moose sculpture is propped next to a vase', Sentence2: 'crayons are being featured in many different photographs'. Is the frequency of the word 'propped' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a desk with a laptop next to a cutting board', Sentence2: 'a train engine is traveling down some tracks'. Is the frequency of the word 'traveling' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of people riding skateboards at a skate park', Sentence2: 'a black and white photo of a magnifiying glass showing windows'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a close up of a television remote being pointed at a tv', Sentence2: 'a man prepares to fly a kite in a grassy area'. Is the frequency of the word 'remote' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'colorful glass vases sitting on a window sill', Sentence2: 'people playing a game in a wood gated field'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a lot of plants and greenery with a train in the background', Sentence2: 'various pastries on display on shelves in a store'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a wooden park bench placed up against a tree', Sentence2: 'a smiling young woman with open yellow umbrella standing in front of a castlelike building'. Is the frequency of the word 'front' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of people riding skateboards at a skate park', Sentence2: 'two people are getting ready for a doubles tennis match'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a beautiful blonde girl standing next to a blonder', Sentence2: 'a cat is resting in a display of autumn leaves and sunflowers'. Is the frequency of the word 'sunflowers' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a brown and white cake a candle and a girl', Sentence2: 'a train has graffiti and windows on it'. Is the frequency of the word 'and' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a person standing with video game remotes in hand', Sentence2: 'two small polar bears are wet and standing on rocks'. Is the frequency of the word 'standing' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'this is a man running on the sandy beach', Sentence2: 'a man wearing a uniform and riding a black horse'. Is the frequency of the word 'man' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a table with a bowl of pasta and a bowl of salad', Sentence2: 'a young man admires his tie while his companion looks onward'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'people flying traditional kites over water in a large city', Sentence2: 'a skateboard painted with a twotone picture of a person'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'this is a person flying a kite in the water', Sentence2: 'a persons two hands are holding a game controller'. Is the frequency of the word 'holding' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a bunch of apples are laying on a stonelike surface', Sentence2: 'a bunch of cell phones sit inside of a display case'. Is the frequency of the word 'bunch' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a train is going down a grassy train track', Sentence2: 'a large tractor truck with a painting on the back of the cab'. Is the frequency of the word 'truck' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man is running while carrying a football', Sentence2: 'a bus traveling through town ready to pick up passengers and drop them off'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a couple of pizzas baking inside of an oven', Sentence2: 'the man is playing tennis on the court'. Is the frequency of the word 'an' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a bus with many people gathering to board', Sentence2: 'a prop plane with one person inside is sitting on a runway'. Is the frequency of the word 'board' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a young woman ski is down a slope on the back of a sled', Sentence2: 'a woman is standing in the kitchen cooking a meal'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two people on a beach next to a towel cooler and parasol', Sentence2: 'a parking meter displays a three hour time limit in the snow'. Is the frequency of the word 'limit' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a zebra standing alone chewing on a tree branch', Sentence2: 'black and white photograph of flowers in a vase'. Is the frequency of the word 'branch' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a photograph of a person sitting on a toilet seat', Sentence2: 'a man riding a wave on top of a surfboard'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'an oregon round clock hung from the ceiling', Sentence2: 'a bunch of apples are laying on a stonelike surface'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a persons hands scrolling and clicking on their laptop computer', Sentence2: 'a couple of kids brush their teeth'. Is the frequency of the word 'computer' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'this photo displays a messy desk that has two laptops on it among many other things', Sentence2: 'a beautiful bathroom with a white toilet bowl'. Is the frequency of the word 'bathroom' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a isle with a bike parked in it', Sentence2: 'a male skateboarder in a black shirt is skating'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'there is a traffic caution sign on the side of the street', Sentence2: 'a person cutting radishes on a green cutting board in a kitchen'. Is the frequency of the word 'is' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'several ponies eating grass and walking in a field', Sentence2: 'a baseball player is getting ready to pitch a ball'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a pizza sitting on top of a red checkered table cloth', Sentence2: 'a cat sitting on top of a piece of electronic equipment'. Is the frequency of the word 'pizza' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'three slim metal vases with flowers in them', Sentence2: 'two giraffes side by side looking in the same direction'. Is the frequency of the word 'giraffes' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a person on snow skis looks down a snow covered ski slope surrounded by trees', Sentence2: 'an image of a cat with a bow around the neck'. Is the frequency of the word 'surrounded' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a motorcycle parked in the shade by a stop sign', Sentence2: 'pedestrians walking down a busy street next to a bus'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a couple of people that are skiing down a snowy hill', Sentence2: 'the pair of kids in the green meadows fly a colorful kite'. Is the frequency of the word 'down' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a train is going down a grassy train track', Sentence2: 'two people on a beach next to a towel cooler and parasol'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'the seat of the toilet is made out of a dark wood', Sentence2: 'a group of people playing the nintendo wii with the television in the trunk of the vehicle'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a couple of men riding on the backs of horses', Sentence2: 'some little boys playing soccer close to the goal'. Is the frequency of the word 'to' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a ski boarder is airborne on a snow covered slope', Sentence2: 'a player on a baseball field getting ready to bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'bat' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a picture of a kid that is on the ground', Sentence2: 'hot dogs buns and croissants on a bbq grill'. Is the frequency of the word 'kid' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a herd of elephants traveling together on a dirt pasture', Sentence2: 'a man catches a wave while surfing the ocean'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a woman in a patterned dress opening a pizza box', Sentence2: 'a plate of pizza on a plate on top of a table'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a little boy holding a baseball and wearing a glove', Sentence2: 'a sandwich on a plate with a side of cole slaw'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a teddy bear sitting in a park alone', Sentence2: 'a clock tower stands next to a building above a forest'. Is the frequency of the word 'stands' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a red bench sitting underneath a widow against wall', Sentence2: 'a man and his dog on the couch with a laptop computer'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'two chairs a laptop and a television set', Sentence2: 'some little boys playing soccer close to the goal'. Is the frequency of the word 'some' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a coach watches on as a pitcher pitches', Sentence2: 'a church with some tents with items for sale in front of it'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a gray and white bird standing in the sand', Sentence2: 'a bench near a lake and grass'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'street signs that are hung on the side of a building', Sentence2: 'a person sitting on a bench looking at a field and skyline'. Is the frequency of the word 'side' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of cows facing towards and away from a fence', Sentence2: 'people sitting at tables with computers and papers on it in front of a screen and a lady standing at the front of the room and presenting'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a number of people holding umbrellas on a city street', Sentence2: 'a man is swinging a tennis racket in the air'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a couple sits in separate parts of the bedroom working on their laptops', Sentence2: 'two women in a kitche with a little brown and white dog'. Is the frequency of the word 'separate' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a clock tower stands next to a building above a forest', Sentence2: 'a large bag filled with clothes and shoes'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man cross country skis down a snow covered street', Sentence2: 'the boy wearing the number 14 is getting ready to bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'boy' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a giraffe lays down on the grass as a bird stands in the background', Sentence2: 'a gray and white bird standing in the sand'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an overhead view of a city street and snowy field', Sentence2: 'a group of horses running on a grassy hill'. Is the frequency of the word 'street' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a large amount of animals standing around in a fence', Sentence2: 'a kitchen with a small wooden table near the stove'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'kitchen counter scene of wooden cabinets and dozens of knives hanging from them', Sentence2: 'a man wearing a tie already is draped with another tie'. Is the frequency of the word 'draped' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a white plate with a crisp green apple on it', Sentence2: 'a public transit bus near a building on a street'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'there is a female surfer that is riding a small wave', Sentence2: 'two white bears on the rocky shore of some water'. Is the frequency of the word 'riding' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two elephants facing each other and touching heads', Sentence2: 'a giant clock that is attached to a tower'. Is the frequency of the word 'giant' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a stop sign in front of a beach in which a group of people in the water', Sentence2: 'a dog yawns as its owner shops for a pet carrier'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a red motorcycle parked along a street near some small trees', Sentence2: 'a vase of roses sits alone on a table'. Is the frequency of the word 'alone' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'colorful glass vases sitting on a window sill', Sentence2: 'an older gentleman eating lunch with a younger woman'. Is the frequency of the word 'colorful' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a train is going down a grassy train track', Sentence2: 'two people on a beach next to a towel cooler and parasol'. Is the frequency of the word 'train' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a beautiful bathroom with a white toilet bowl', Sentence2: 'a dessert has icing and other toppings on it'. Is the frequency of the word 'toppings' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a living room filled with couches chairs tv and windows', Sentence2: 'a passenger plane parked at an airport terminal'. Is the frequency of the word 'chairs' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a toilet a tub a mirror and a trash can and towel', Sentence2: 'girl playing recreational tennis with a new racquet'. Is the frequency of the word 'trash' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man riding on a subway train holding a jacket', Sentence2: 'a person on skis high in the air at night'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a boy holding his skateboard behind his head resting on his shoulders', Sentence2: 'a bunch of apples are laying on a stonelike surface'. Is the frequency of the word 'are' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'signs in front of a diner on the streets of a busy and compact road', Sentence2: 'a young boy sitting at a window side table eating a donut'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of people outside a bus near some tables and chairs', Sentence2: 'a table with a bowl of pasta and a bowl of salad'. Is the frequency of the word 'salad' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a large green street sign sitting next to a speed limit sign', Sentence2: 'a group of people in the street carrying umbrellas'. Is the frequency of the word 'large' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a plate of steak and vegetables resting next to eating utensils', Sentence2: 'a green ventura fwy sign next to a street'. Is the frequency of the word 'next' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a polar bear taking a swim in the water', Sentence2: 'a polar bear taking a swim in the water'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a person sitting at an outdoor table with food and other items on the table', Sentence2: 'a fire hydrant in a field with spiky plants'. Is the frequency of the word 'plants' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two teddy bears are against a black background', Sentence2: 'a baseball player is attempting to hit the ball'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a photo of a kitchen that has a stainless steel stove', Sentence2: 'a skate boarder doing a trick with his board'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'five ladies sitting together at a tale outside a restaurant', Sentence2: 'a game of tennis is being played on a court as an audience looks on'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a group of people sitting and standing by a white and blue ice cream truck', Sentence2: 'the boy wearing the number 14 is getting ready to bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'getting' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'there is a snowboarder that has fallen in the snow', Sentence2: 'a mini moose sculpture is propped next to a vase'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a number of people holding umbrellas on a city street', Sentence2: 'a pancake cut in to squares ready to be eaten'. Is the frequency of the word 'street' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a woman in a pink shirt holding a nintendo wii controller', Sentence2: 'a man bites into a doughnut as a keyboard sits in front of him'. Is the frequency of the word 'him' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a view of a bunch of sinks in a black and white photo', Sentence2: 'an image of a white and yellow plane about to take flight'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a woman putting a sweater over a white parking meter', Sentence2: 'a church with some tents with items for sale in front of it'. Is the frequency of the word 'woman' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'various pastries on display on shelves in a store', Sentence2: 'two bears climbing up a hill and looking for food'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a bird feeder is shown hanging from a tree branch', Sentence2: 'a man swinging a tennis racket at a tennis ball'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an adult and a child with a plate of food', Sentence2: 'a man doing tricks on a skateboard at a skate park'. Is the frequency of the word 'plate' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an adorable pug dog standing next to a teddy bear', Sentence2: 'a group of people standing behind a line of parked motorcycles'. Is the frequency of the word 'standing' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a man surfing a wave in the ocean', Sentence2: 'a boy taking a picture of himself in mirror'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'there is a tower clock in the city', Sentence2: 'a blue and white bus traveling down a city street'. Is the frequency of the word 'city' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a brown horse standing behind a chain link fence', Sentence2: 'a man in blue and white is standing outside'. Is the frequency of the word 'standing' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a bed room has red and white bedding and a decoration on the wall', Sentence2: 'the young skateboarders sit around the top of the platform'. Is the frequency of the word 'the' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'professional motorcyclist in motion at a competition with crowd of fans', Sentence2: 'a child kneeling on the foot rest of a recliner playing with a laptop'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'there is a green vase with lots of flowers', Sentence2: 'a brown horse standing behind a chain link fence'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'there is a tower clock in the city', Sentence2: 'a picture of a boy with two clock arms on his face'. Is the frequency of the word 'clock' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a black labrador dog with sad eyes laying on a bed', Sentence2: 'dumping straw and brush from a large field into a large trunk'. Is the frequency of the word 'field' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of horses running on a grassy hill', Sentence2: 'the large city bus is white with an orange stripe'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a couple sits in separate parts of the bedroom working on their laptops', Sentence2: 'the black and white cows are running in the grass'. Is the frequency of the word 'the' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a white plate topped with lots of different vegetables', Sentence2: 'a green car on a road among several motorcycles'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a train that is passing by in the day time', Sentence2: 'a large air plane on an air port'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man taking a stack of clothes off of a bed', Sentence2: 'a man that is holding a cell phone'. Is the frequency of the word 'bed' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a baseball player is getting ready to pitch a ball', Sentence2: 'an animal on a grassy field of some sort'. Is the frequency of the word 'ball' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'kitchen counter scene of wooden cabinets and dozens of knives hanging from them', Sentence2: 'a man in a lobby on a laptop computer'. Is the frequency of the word 'computer' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a birthday cake with a topper that reads happy birthday forresto', Sentence2: 'a large jet parked near a building with cars in the foreground'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a male skateboarder in a black shirt is skating', Sentence2: 'three yellow flowers in clear vases on a table'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a man on stage while holding a tennis racket', Sentence2: 'a white plate topped with rice and sauce covered beef'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two plates on a table with some little sandwiches on them', Sentence2: 'a baseball player that is standing in the dirt with a bat'. Is the frequency of the word 'the' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a boy performing a skateboard trick in midair', Sentence2: 'the man is crossing the street with a walking stick'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of people walking down a street', Sentence2: 'a man sitting on the ground holding a skateboard looking at a cell phone'. Is the frequency of the word 'phone' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'birds flying in to land on a lake', Sentence2: 'a woman brushing her teeth and a towel on her head'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a white plate of hamburgers and french fries', Sentence2: 'a photo of a kitchen that has a stainless steel stove'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a white plate topped with rice and sauce covered beef', Sentence2: 'two giraffes walk across the planes with shrubbery in the background'. Is the frequency of the word 'giraffes' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'two white bears on the rocky shore of some water', Sentence2: 'a couple of giraffes in their zoo enclosure'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a group of skiers decend a snowy mountain hill', Sentence2: 'a man in a lobby on a laptop computer'. Is the frequency of the word 'laptop' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'the surfer is about to fall head first into the surf', Sentence2: 'a man in an orange ski suit riding down a snow covered mountain'. Is the frequency of the word 'riding' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an airplane is waiting at the airport', Sentence2: 'a black leather sleigh bed with a television at the foot board'. Is the frequency of the word 'the' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a sandwich on a green plate with a knife about to cut into it', Sentence2: 'many giraffes in a field near different flowers'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a corner of a building shows graffiti wear', Sentence2: 'an umbrella sitting over a tray of food'. Is the frequency of the word 'building' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a living room filled with couches chairs tv and windows', Sentence2: 'a passenger plane parked at an airport terminal'. Is the frequency of the word 'and' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a young man is alone in the grass trying to catch a frisbee', Sentence2: 'three oranges and a banana in the shape of a smile'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a plate of pizza on a plate on top of a table', Sentence2: 'an adorable pug dog standing next to a teddy bear'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of bicyclers riding on a narrow road between treed edges', Sentence2: 'a kitten on cushion facing a television on a cart'. Is the frequency of the word 'cushion' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a phone shows a video of a woman singing', Sentence2: 'a photo of people riding horses down a trail'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a person sitting at an outdoor table with food and other items on the table', Sentence2: 'a batter swings to hit the basebal in the field'. Is the frequency of the word 'sitting' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a row of parked motor cycles sitting on the side of a street', Sentence2: 'the man is covering his face with the mug'. Is the frequency of the word 'the' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'an adorable pug dog standing next to a teddy bear', Sentence2: 'spectators watch baseball players play a game on the field'. Is the frequency of the word 'watch' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a black and white photo of a bus', Sentence2: 'a old photo shows a man with his two horses'. Is the frequency of the word 'black' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a tray with four different types of food', Sentence2: 'a flag flying with kites all around it'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a small engine plane flying in for a landing', Sentence2: 'a childs cake on a plate with the name amelie on it'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a couple sits in separate parts of the bedroom working on their laptops', Sentence2: 'two black cats sitting on top of a white desk'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a green and yellow train traveling down a train track', Sentence2: 'two dogs are wearing bonnets tied to a pole'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a cat sitting on top of a chair next to a red wall', Sentence2: 'a very big travel bus with passengers  waiting on their luggage'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a driver holds the wheel of the vehicle with one hand while text messaging on a mobile phone with the other', Sentence2: 'a cup of soup with some type of small biscuits beside it'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man on a green field wears a bandana', Sentence2: 'an army transport truck sitting near a forest'. Is the frequency of the word 'wears' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'young school boys smiling and posing on a stone wall', Sentence2: 'cat on top of pole looking out a window'. Is the frequency of the word 'young' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a vase with a bird on it and a matching wineglass with flowers on it', Sentence2: 'the window of a bathroom is covered with red shutters'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'there are very few people watching this baseball game', Sentence2: 'two people are playing a tennis video game on a projection screen'. Is the frequency of the word 'watching' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a cat sitting on top of a chair next to a red wall', Sentence2: 'two plates on a table with some little sandwiches on them'. Is the frequency of the word 'on' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a couple of people sitting in some chairs', Sentence2: 'a woman sitting on a couch holding a smart phone'. Is the frequency of the word 'sitting' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a group of seagulls and one long legged bird with a long thin beak standing in the sand of a shore line', Sentence2: 'yachts in a harbor at sunset with a city in the background'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a street scene with a tow truck and a car on the back', Sentence2: 'two brown horses with harnesses pulling a red carriage'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'there are bananas apples oranges and pears in a container', Sentence2: 'a passenger jet that has been docked to the terminal'. Is the frequency of the word 'are' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a group of skiers decend a snowy mountain hill', Sentence2: 'someone walking along the beach with their surf board'. Is the frequency of the word 'group' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a row of elephants are near a woman who has a purse and a surprised look on her face', Sentence2: 'a persons two hands are holding a game controller'. Is the frequency of the word 'are' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a person in a black jacket jumping with skis on', Sentence2: 'a couple of kayakers paddling through the water'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a young man holding a kite string while two other people help the kite get airborne', Sentence2: 'a yellow fire hydrant with chains hanging from its sides'. Is the frequency of the word 'man' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a tall red and white clock tower in the middle of a street', Sentence2: 'people gathered on the street dressed in costumes next to a rainbow sheet'. Is the frequency of the word 'in' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'cooking some carrots with some seasoning on a flat pan', Sentence2: 'models wear dresses and hold umbrellas as they walk'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a living room filled with couches chairs tv and windows', Sentence2: 'a white plate with a crisp green apple on it'. Is the frequency of the word 'with' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a yellow fire hydrant with chains hanging from its sides', Sentence2: 'skateboarder with a black helmet and flannel shirt skateboards while another person takes a photograph'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a picture of a kid that is on the ground', Sentence2: 'a clock tower stands next to a building above a forest'. Is the frequency of the word 'to' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man holding a tennis racquet standing on a tennis court', Sentence2: 'two calves and three cows grazing in the tall grass'. Is the frequency of the word 'tall' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a large truck with huge tires made for going through sand dunes', Sentence2: 'a girl sitting at a table with several plates of food around her'. Is the frequency of the word 'at' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a view of a bunch of sinks in a black and white photo', Sentence2: 'a little boy holding a baseball and wearing a glove'. Is the frequency of the word 'and' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a bath tub sitting next to a large window', Sentence2: 'a simple kitchen with fridge microwave sink and kitchen table set'. Is the frequency of the word 'fridge' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a house with a door and window has a bench in front of it surrounded by bushes', Sentence2: 'an atlanta braves jersey bat and plaque are on display here'. Is the frequency of the word 'display' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a ski boarder is airborne on a snow covered slope', Sentence2: 'a tree sapling growing close to a silver fire hydrant'. Is the frequency of the word 'fire' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a large brown bull standing behind a metal fence', Sentence2: 'four tennis rackets hanging from a chain link fence'. Is the frequency of the word 'link' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a baseball player holding a bat on a field', Sentence2: 'a little girl in a dress is holding an umbrella'. Is the frequency of the word 'girl' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a flock of birds some on the ground others are perched on a park bench', Sentence2: 'a close up of two laptops near one another'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a group of objects that look like old scissors', Sentence2: 'a box of cookies with a plastic bear with a bag over its head'. Is the frequency of the word 'of' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a picture of a boy with two clock arms on his face', Sentence2: 'a boy in a white tank top biting a white frisbee'. Is the frequency of the word 'boy' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a sandwich on a green plate with a knife about to cut into it', Sentence2: 'two adults and several children playing wicker ball in a fenced in backyard'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'the view of the action from center field at a baseball game', Sentence2: 'a couple of elephant statues standing in a museum'. Is the frequency of the word 'game' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a young man admires his tie while his companion looks onward', Sentence2: 'a skateboard painted with a twotone picture of a person'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a very big travel bus with passengers  waiting on their luggage', Sentence2: 'a group of small children sitting at a table in front of a pizza'. Is the frequency of the word 'their' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man standing next to a baseball plate holding a bat', Sentence2: 'kitchen counter scene of wooden cabinets and dozens of knives hanging from them'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a mesh fence with the design of a cat incorporated into it', Sentence2: 'a coach watches on as a pitcher pitches'. Is the frequency of the word 'coach' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'street level view of young people at a traffic light on some type of small motorcycle', Sentence2: 'a baby wearing a pink top is sleeping in bed with some pillows'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a street sign showing turning directions for specific lanes', Sentence2: 'an atlanta braves jersey bat and plaque are on display here'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'three people wearing skis are at the top of a mountain', Sentence2: 'a bunch of planes are flying in the sky'. Is the frequency of the word 'mountain' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a man that is sitting down eating some food', Sentence2: 'a red bus goes down the street beside a yellow building'. Is the frequency of the word 'eating' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'this is a person flying a kite in the water', Sentence2: 'a little girl is on a skateboard wearing shorts'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a bunch of apples are laying on a stonelike surface', Sentence2: 'a motorcycle parked in the shade by a stop sign'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: Yes
Sentence1: 'a man swinging a tennis racket at a tennis ball', Sentence2: 'a baseball player leads back to make a fast pitch'. Is the frequency of the word 'player' in two sentences equal?
Output: No
Sentence1: 'a child kneeling on the foot rest of a recliner playing with a laptop', Sentence2: 'a giraffe is standing near some type of advertising sign'. Is the frequency of the word 'a' in two sentences equal?
Output: No