niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
I don't know whether to agree with him or not.
Output: acceptable
I don't know if to agree with him.
Output: unacceptable
I don't know that to agree with him or not.
Output: unacceptable
Fred knows which politician to support.
Output: acceptable
Karen asked where to put the chairs.
Output: acceptable
The student protected him.
Output: acceptable
Who protected him?
Output: acceptable
To protect him is not an easy task.
Output: acceptable
Fred knows which politician for Karen to vote for.
Output: unacceptable
Fred knows which politician for her to vote for.
Output: unacceptable
Karen asked where for Jerry to put the chairs.
Output: unacceptable
Karen asked where for him to put the chairs.
Output: unacceptable
How carefully have you considered your future career?
Output: acceptable
When can we register for graduation?
Output: acceptable
Where do we go to register for graduation?
Output: acceptable
Why have you borrowed my pencil?
Output: acceptable
When did he say that he was fired?
Output: acceptable
Where did he tell you that he met Mary?
Output: acceptable
Why do you wonder whether she will invite me?
Output: acceptable
How often did he ask when she will meet at the party?
Output: acceptable
What causes students to select particular majors?
Output: acceptable
Who will John ask for information about summer courses?
Output: acceptable
Which textbook did the teacher use in the class last summer?
Output: acceptable
Whose car is blocking the entrance to the store?
Output: acceptable
Why do you think he left?
Output: acceptable
Who do you guess will be here?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think borrowed my book?
Output: acceptable
Which city does Fred think that you believe that John lives in?
Output: acceptable
I wonder on which shelf John will put the book?
Output: acceptable
What proof that he has implicated have you found?
Output: acceptable
Joseph has forgotten how many matches he has won.
Output: acceptable
Fred will warn Martha that she should claim that her brother is patriotic.
Output: acceptable
That Bill tried to discover which drawer Alice put the money in made us realize that we should have left him in Seoul.
Output: acceptable
Jasper wonders which book he should attempt to persuade his students to buy.
Output: acceptable
I wonder if on which shelve John will put the book.
Output: unacceptable
I wonder what city that Romans destroyed.
Output: unacceptable
John was wondering to whom he was referring to.
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think that has given the tickets to Bill?
Output: unacceptable
What city will Fred say that Mary thinks that John lives?
Output: unacceptable
On whom does Dana believe Chris knows Sandy trusts?
Output: unacceptable
The politician denied how the opponent was poisoned.
Output: unacceptable
Fred knows which book for the children to read during the summer vacation.
Output: unacceptable
This needs mending.
Output: acceptable
This needs mending the shoe.
Output: unacceptable
He mended.
Output: unacceptable
He mended the shoe.
Output: acceptable
This needs investigating.
Output: acceptable
This needs investigating the problem.
Output: unacceptable
They investigated.
Output: unacceptable
They investigated the problem.
Output: acceptable
The video which you recommended was really terrific.
Output: acceptable
The video which I thought you recommended was really terrific.
Output: acceptable
The video which I thought John told us you recommended was really terrific.
Output: acceptable
the student who won the prize left.
Output: acceptable
the student who everyone likes left.
Output: acceptable
the person whom John gave the book to left.
Output: acceptable
the day when I met her was sunny.
Output: acceptable
The president who Fred voted for has resigned.
Output: acceptable
The president that Fred voted for dislikes his opponents.
Output: acceptable
The president Fred voted for has resigned.
Output: acceptable
has no relative pronoun at all.
Output: acceptable
He is the kind of person with whom to consult.
Output: acceptable
These are the things for which to be thankful.
Output: acceptable
We will invite volunteers on whom to work.
Output: acceptable
This is the student pictures of whom appeared in the newspaper.
Output: acceptable
Pictures of whom appeared in the newspaper?
Output: unacceptable
the people happy with the proposal left.
Output: acceptable
the person standing on my foot is heavy.
Output: acceptable
the paper to finish by tomorrow is too long.
Output: unacceptable
the person stand on my foot is heavy.
Output: unacceptable
the person stood on my foot is heavy.
Output: unacceptable
The student met the senator John met Bill.
Output: unacceptable
The student met the senator that John met Bill.
Output: unacceptable
The student met the senator for John to meet Bill.
Output: unacceptable
Jack is the person whom Jenny fell in love with.
Output: acceptable
Jack is the person with whom Jenny fell in love.
Output: acceptable
Jack is the person whom Jenny fell in love.
Output: unacceptable
I met the critic whose remarks I wanted to object to.
Output: acceptable
This is the friend for whose mother Kim gave a party.
Output: acceptable
The teacher set us a problem the answer to which we can find in the textbook.
Output: acceptable
We called the senators who met Fred.
Output: acceptable
The kid picked up the apple that fell down on the ground.
Output: acceptable
The student met John came.
Output: unacceptable
The problem intrigued us bothered me.
Output: unacceptable
He made a statement which everyone thought was really interesting and important.
Output: acceptable
They all agreed to include those matters which everyone believed had been excluded from the Treaty.
Output: acceptable
Mary knows that John was elected.
Output: acceptable
That John was elected surprised Frank.
Output: acceptable
Mary told Bill that John was elected.
Output: acceptable
This is the book that we had read.
Output: acceptable
The president abandoned the people that voted for him.
Output: acceptable
It is an argument that people think will never end in Egypt.
Output: acceptable
Every essay she's written and which I've read is on that pile.
Output: unacceptable
Every essay she's written and that I've read is on that pile.
Output: unacceptable
Every essay which she's written and that I've read is on that pile.
Output: acceptable
Every essay that she's written and which I've read is on that pile.
Output: acceptable
the student whose turn it was left.
Output: acceptable
the student that's turn it was left.
Output: unacceptable
the pencil with which he is writing broke.
Output: acceptable
the pencil with that he is writing broke.
Output: unacceptable
a pencil with which to write broke.
Output: acceptable
a pencil with that to write broke.
Output: unacceptable
The people in who we placed our trust left.
Output: unacceptable
The person with who we were talking left.
Output: unacceptable
The company in which they have invested left.
Output: acceptable
The people in whose house we stayed left.
Output: acceptable
The person with whom he felt most comfortable left.
Output: acceptable
He bought a bench on which to sit.
Output: acceptable
He bought a refrigerator in which to put the beer.
Output: acceptable
There is a bench for you to sit on.
Output: acceptable
Karen asked where for Washington to put the chairs.
Output: unacceptable
the person I met is from Boston.
Output: acceptable
the box we put the books in is sealed.
Output: acceptable
He made a statement everyone thought was interesting and important.
Output: acceptable
They all agreed to include those matters everyone believed had been excluded from the Treaty.
Output: acceptable
I just know that the Big 12 South teams everyone knew would win actually won the game.
Output: acceptable
The person who John asked for help thinks he is foolish.
Output: acceptable
Mary, who John asked for help, thinks he is foolish.
Output: acceptable
John has two sisters, who became lawyers.
Output: acceptable
I met the lady from France who grows peaches.
Output: acceptable
I met John who grows peaches.
Output: unacceptable
I met her who grows peaches.
Output: unacceptable
In the classroom, the teacher praised John, whom I also respect.
Output: acceptable
Reagan, whom the Republicans nominated in 1980, lived most of his life in California.
Output: acceptable
Every student who attended the party had a good time.
Output: acceptable
Every student, who attended the party, had a good time.
Output: unacceptable
No student who scored 80 or more in the exam was ever failed.
Output: acceptable
No student, who scored 80 or more in the exam, was ever failed.
Output: unacceptable
The contestant who won the first prize, who is the judge's brother-in-law, sang dreadfully.
Output: acceptable
The contestant, who is the judge's brother-in-law, who won the first prize sang dreadfully.
Output: unacceptable
He who laughs last laughs best.
Output: acceptable
He who is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone.
Output: acceptable
Who did he believe that he would one day meet?
Output: acceptable
Which celebrity did he mention that he had run into?
Output: acceptable
Who did he believe the claim that he had never met?
Output: unacceptable
Which celebrity did he mention the fact that he had run into?
Output: unacceptable
The knife which he threw into the sea had a gold handle.
Output: acceptable
The knife that he threw into the sea had a gold handle.
Output: acceptable
The knife, which he threw into the sea had a gold handle.
Output: acceptable
The knife, that he threw into the sea had a gold handle.
Output: unacceptable
Bill cooked supper and washed the dishes.
Output: acceptable
What did Bill cook and wash the dishes?
Output: unacceptable
What did Bill cook supper and wash?
Output: unacceptable
He refuted the proof that you cannot square it.
Output: acceptable
What did he refute the proof that you cannot square?
Output: unacceptable
They met someone who knows the professor.
Output: acceptable
Which professor did they meet someone who knows?
Output: unacceptable
That he has met the professor is extremely unlikely.
Output: acceptable
Who is that he has met extremely unlikely?
Output: unacceptable
She bought John's book.
Output: acceptable
Did John wonder who would win the game?
Output: acceptable
What did John wonder who would win?
Output: unacceptable
What did he get the impression that the problem really was?
Output: acceptable
This is the paper that we really need to find the linguist who understands.
Output: acceptable
Which rebel leader did you hear Cheney's rumor that the CIA assassinated?
Output: unacceptable
Students enter high-level educational institutions might face many problems relating to study habits.
Output: acceptable
A fellow student saw this felt sorry for Miss Kim and offered her his own book.
Output: acceptable
Experts all agree that dreams cause great anxiety and stress are called nightmares.
Output: acceptable
The victims of the earthquake their property was destroyed in the disaster were given temporary housing by the government.
Output: acceptable
This is the book which I need to read.
Output: acceptable
The person whom they intended to speak with agreed to reimburse us.
Output: acceptable
The motor that Martha thinks that Joe replaced costs thirty dollars.
Output: acceptable
The official to whom Smith loaned the money has been indicted.
Output: acceptable
The man on whose lap the puppet is sitting is ventriloquist.
Output: acceptable
We just finished the final exam the result of which we can find out next week.
Output: acceptable
What did Herb start to play only after he drank?
Output: unacceptable
Who did Herb believe the claim that cheated?
Output: unacceptable
What was that the Vikings ate a real surprise to you?
Output: unacceptable
What did you meet someone who understands?
Output: unacceptable
The fact that scientists have now established all the genes in the human body is still not widely known.
Output: acceptable
The fact that the scientists used the latest technology to verify was reported at the recent conference.
Output: acceptable
They ignored the suggestion that Lee made.
Output: acceptable
They ignored the suggestion that Lee lied.
Output: acceptable
They denied the claim that we had advanced by ourselves.
Output: acceptable
They denied the claim that they should report only to us.
Output: acceptable
The hotel where Gloria stays is being remodelled.
Output: acceptable
The day when Jim got fired was a sad day for everyone.
Output: acceptable
John is tough to persuade.
Output: acceptable
John made it clear that he would finish it on time.
Output: acceptable
It is John that I met last night in the park.
Output: acceptable
I wonder whom Sandy loves.
Output: acceptable
This is the politician on whom Sandy relies.
Output: acceptable
He is hard to love.
Output: acceptable
It is easy to please John.
Output: acceptable
John is easy to please.
Output: acceptable
To please John is eager.
Output: unacceptable
It is eager to please John.
Output: unacceptable
John is eager to please.
Output: acceptable
To please John is tough.
Output: acceptable
It is tough to please John.
Output: acceptable
John is tough to please.
Output: acceptable
To please John is ready.
Output: unacceptable
It is ready to please John.
Output: unacceptable
John is ready to please.
Output: acceptable
Kim is easy to please.
Output: acceptable
Kim is eager to please.
Output: acceptable
This doll is hard to see.
Output: acceptable
The child is impossible to teach.
Output: acceptable
The problem is easy to solve.
Output: acceptable
This doll is hard to see it.
Output: unacceptable
The child is impossible to teach him.
Output: unacceptable
The problem is easy to solve the question.
Output: unacceptable
John is eager to examine the patient.
Output: acceptable
John is eager to find a new home.
Output: acceptable
John is eager to examine.
Output: unacceptable
John is eager to find.
Output: unacceptable
Hei is easy to please i.
Output: acceptable
This theorem will take only five minutes to prove.
Output: acceptable
This theorem will take only five minutes to establish that he proved in 1930.
Output: acceptable
This scratch will cost Kim $500 to fix.
Output: acceptable
This $500 bribe will cost the government $500,000 to prove that Senator Jones accepted.
Output: acceptable
Kim is eager to recommend.
Output: unacceptable
Who is Kim eager to recommend?
Output: acceptable
This sonata is easy to play on this piano.
Output: acceptable
Which piano is this sonata easy to play on?
Output: acceptable
That dogs bark annoys people.
Output: acceptable
It annoys people that dogs bark.
Output: acceptable
Why she told him is unclear.
Output: acceptable
It is unclear why she told him.
Output: acceptable
to leave so soon would be inconvenience.
Output: acceptable
It would be inconvenience to leave so soon.
Output: acceptable
It would be inconvenience for you to leave so soon.
Output: acceptable
That the Dalai Lama claims Tibet independence disturbs the Chinese government.
Output: acceptable
It disturbs the Chinese government that the Dalai Lama claims Tibet independence.
Output: acceptable
I believe the problem to be obvious.
Output: acceptable
I believe that the problem is not easy to be obvious.
Output: unacceptable
I believe it to be obvious that the problem is not easy.
Output: acceptable
I do not think it unreasonable to ask for the return of my subscription.
Output: acceptable
He made it clear he would continue to co-operate with the United Nations.
Output: acceptable
They're not finding it a stress being in the same office.
Output: acceptable
That you came early surprised me.
Output: acceptable
It surprised me that you came early.
Output: acceptable
Surprised me that you came early.
Output: unacceptable
That Chris knew the answer occurred to Pat.
Output: acceptable
It occurred to Pat that Chris knew the answer.
Output: acceptable
It really freaks me out that we invaded Iraq.
Output: acceptable
That we invaded Iraq really creeps me out.
Output: acceptable
That we invaded Iraq really freaks me out.
Output: acceptable
It really bites that we invaded Iraq.
Output: acceptable
That Fido barks annoys me.
Output: acceptable
A man came into the room that no one knew.
Output: acceptable
A man came into the room with blond hair.
Output: acceptable
I read a book during the vacation which was written by Chomsky.
Output: acceptable
Ray found the outcome frustrating.
Output: acceptable
Ray found it frustrating that his policies made little impact on poverty.
Output: acceptable
I made to settle the matter my objective.
Output: unacceptable
I made it my objective to settle the matter.
Output: acceptable
I made the settlement of the matter my objective.
Output: acceptable
I owe that the jury acquitted me to you.
Output: unacceptable
I owe it to you that the jury acquitted me.
Output: acceptable
I owe my acquittal to you.
Output: acceptable
I believe strongly that the world is round.
Output: acceptable
I believe that the world is round strongly.
Output: unacceptable
It's their teaching material that we're using.
Output: acceptable
What we're using is their teaching material.
Output: acceptable
Their teaching material is what we are using.
Output: acceptable
We are using their teaching material.
Output: acceptable
I share your view but I just wonder why you think that's good.
Output: acceptable
It was the man that bought the articles from him.
Output: acceptable
It was then that he felt a sharp pain.
Output: acceptable
It was to the student that the teacher gave the best advice.
Output: acceptable
It was not until I was perhaps twenty-five or thirty that I read and enjoyed them.
Output: acceptable
It was to finish the homework that John tried.
Output: unacceptable
It is that Bill is honest that John believes.
Output: unacceptable
It's the second Monday that we get back from Easter holiday.
Output: acceptable
It was the girl who kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
It's mainly his attitude which convinced the teacher.
Output: acceptable
What you want is a little greenhouse.
Output: acceptable
What's actually happening in London at the moment is immensely exciting.
Output: acceptable
What is to come is in this document.
Output: acceptable
What I've always tended to do is to do my own stretches at home.
Output: acceptable
What I meant was that you have done it really well.
Output: acceptable
What happened is they caught her without a license.
Output: acceptable
What the gentleman seemed to be asking is how policy would have differed.
Output: acceptable
Insensitive is how I would describe him.
Output: acceptable
In the early morning is when I do my best research.
Output: acceptable
Wear it like that is what you do.
Output: unacceptable
They caught her without a license is what happened.
Output: unacceptable
That you have done it really well is what I meant.
Output: unacceptable
That's when I read.
Output: acceptable
That was why she looked so nice.
Output: acceptable
That's how they do it.
Output: acceptable
That's who I played with over Christmas.
Output: acceptable
What you heard was an explosion.
Output: acceptable
It was an explosion that you heard.
Output: acceptable
What you should do is order one first.
Output: acceptable
It is order one first that you should do first.
Output: unacceptable
Order one first is what you should do.
Output: unacceptable
It was not until I was perhaps twenty-five or thirty that I read them and enjoyed them.
Output: acceptable
When I read them and enjoyed them was not until I was perhaps twenty-five.
Output: unacceptable
Not until I was perhaps twenty-five was when I read them and enjoyed them.
Output: unacceptable
It's the writer that gets you so involved.
Output: acceptable
That gets you so involved is the writer.
Output: unacceptable
The writer is that gets you so involved.
Output: unacceptable
And it was this matter on which I consulted with the chairman of the Select Committee.
Output: acceptable
On which I consulted with the chairman of the Select Committee was this matter.
Output: unacceptable
This matter was on which I consulted with the chairman of the Select Committee.
Output: unacceptable
What I ate is an apple.
Output: acceptable
What we are using is their teaching material.
Output: acceptable
The student who got A in the class was very happy.
Output: acceptable
The one who broke the window was Mr. Kim.
Output: acceptable
He got what he wanted.
Output: acceptable
He put the money where Lee told him to put it.
Output: acceptable
The concert started when the bell rang.
Output: acceptable
Lee wants to meet who Kim hired.
Output: unacceptable
Lee solved the puzzle how Kim solved it.
Output: unacceptable
Which book he read the book was that one.
Output: unacceptable
I ate what John ate.
Output: acceptable
I ate an apple.
Output: acceptable
To whom I gave the cake is John.
Output: unacceptable
That brought the letter is Bill.
Output: unacceptable
This is how he did it.
Output: acceptable
This is why he came early.
Output: acceptable
Type A: It is on Bill that John relies.
Output: acceptable
Type B: It is Bill on whom John relies.
Output: acceptable
It was then when we all went to bed.
Output: acceptable
John that we are looking for showed up.
Output: unacceptable
It's the second Monday that we get back from Easter.
Output: acceptable
It was in 1997 when the IN introduced the alien registration receipt card.
Output: acceptable
It is Uncle John whose address I lost.
Output: acceptable
It is Kim on whom that Sandy relies.
Output: unacceptable
It is Kim on whom Sandy relies on.
Output: unacceptable
It is Kim whom Sandy relies.
Output: unacceptable
It was the director that she wants to meet.
Output: acceptable
It was the director that she said she wants to meet.
Output: acceptable
It was the director that I think she said she wants to meet.
Output: acceptable
I wonder who it was who saw you.
Output: acceptable
I wonder who it was you saw.
Output: acceptable
I wonder in which pocket it was that Kim had hidden the jewels.
Output: acceptable
Who do you think it is that Mary met?
Output: acceptable
To whom do you think it is the book that Mary gave?
Output: unacceptable
It is difficult for me to concentrate on calculus.
Output: acceptable
For me to concentrate on calculus is difficult.
Output: acceptable
Calculus is difficult for me to concentrate on.
Output: acceptable
Being lovely to look at has its advantages.
Output: acceptable
Letters to Grandma are easy to help the children to write.
Output: acceptable
It was to Boston that they decided to take the patient.
Output: acceptable
It was with a great deal of regret that I vetoed your proposal.
Output: acceptable
It was Tom who spilled beer on this couch.
Output: acceptable
It is Martha whose work critics will praise.
Output: acceptable
It was John on whom the sheriff placed the blame.
Output: acceptable
I wondered who it was you saw.
Output: acceptable
I was wondering in which pocket it was that Kim had hidden the jewels.
Output: acceptable
It is on Kim on whom Sandy relies.
Output: unacceptable
Was it for this that we suffered and toiled?
Output: acceptable
Who was it who interviewed you?
Output: acceptable
I believe it to be her father who was primarily responsible.
Output: acceptable
I believe it to be the switch that is defective.
Output: acceptable
Tom ate what Mary offered to him.
Output: acceptable
I wonder what Mary offered to him.
Output: acceptable
What Mary offered to him is unclear.
Output: acceptable
I don't have any potatoes.
Output: acceptable
I have any potatoes.
Output: unacceptable
At most three girls saw anything.
Output: acceptable
At least three girls saw anything.
Output: unacceptable
Every girl who saw anything was happy.
Output: acceptable
Some girl who saw anything was happy.
Output: unacceptable
Any owl hunts mice.
Output: acceptable
Any lawyer could tell you that.
Output: acceptable
I would dance with anybody.
Output: acceptable
Almost every lawyer could answer that question.
Output: acceptable
Almost no lawyer could answer that question.
Output: acceptable
Almost any lawyer could answer that question.
Output: acceptable
I don't have almost any potatoes.
Output: unacceptable
I would dance with Mary or Sue.
Output: acceptable
Mary or Sue could tell you that.
Output: acceptable
Do you have dry socks? claim.
Output: acceptable
Perhaps some dry socks would help?
Output: acceptable
An owl hunts mice.
Output: acceptable
Generics allow exceptions.
Output: acceptable
A poodle gives live birth.
Output: acceptable
Every poodle gives live birth.
Output: acceptable
I don't have potatoes.
Output: acceptable
Every man who has matches is happy.
Output: acceptable
Every man who has any matches is happy.
Output: acceptable
Could we make some French fries?
Output: acceptable
Why don't we make some French fries?
Output: acceptable
Are you prepared for school tomorrow?
Output: acceptable
And then all the owls go on a mice hunt.
Output: acceptable
If you take a dry match and strike it, it lights.
Output: acceptable
At most three teachers assigned homework.
Output: acceptable
At most three teachers assigned any homework.
Output: acceptable
Every student who handed in some homework will get a prize.
Output: acceptable
Every student who handed in any homework will get a prize.
Output: acceptable
Before you make plans, consult the secretary.
Output: acceptable
Before you make any plans, consult the secretary.
Output: acceptable
Is there anything I can do for you?
Output: acceptable
A professional dancer would be able to do it.
Output: acceptable
Any professional dancer would be able to do it.
Output: acceptable
We don't have potatoes, or at least not enough.
Output: acceptable
Every man who has any matches is happy. happy.
Output: acceptable
Every boy has any potatoes.
Output: unacceptable
It's not the case that every boy has any potatoes.
Output: unacceptable
I'm surprised we had any potatoes.
Output: acceptable
At most three boys didn't see anything.
Output: acceptable
Even Sue said anything.
Output: unacceptable
Sue was the most likely not to say anything.
Output: acceptable
Sue said something although she was the most likely not to say anything.
Output: acceptable
Cows fly more often than John visits any relatives.
Output: acceptable
Each candidate who has any interest in semantics will be admit ted to the department.
Output: unacceptable
Every child should have a daily glass of milk.
Output: acceptable
Each child should have a daily glass of milk.
Output: acceptable
I'm surprised that he ever said anything.
Output: acceptable
I'm sorry that he ever said anything.
Output: acceptable
I'm glad that I ever met him.
Output: unacceptable
I'm sure that I ever met him.
Output: unacceptable
I'm surprised he bought a car.
Output: acceptable
But these tickets are terrible!
Output: acceptable
I was surprised that he stole the watch, in as far as that was a daring thing to do.
Output: acceptable
Given my high opinion on his moral character, I was surprised that he stole the watch.
Output: acceptable
Were you surprised that he stole the watch?
Output: acceptable
I'm sorry that anybody hates me.
Output: acceptable
I want for nobody to hate me.
Output: acceptable
I'm glad he bought a car.
Output: acceptable
I'm sorry he bought a car.
Output: acceptable
He bought a Honda.
Output: acceptable
I'm glad I saw anybody.
Output: unacceptable
I'm glad anybody likes me!
Output: acceptable
Couldn't you get any tickets better than this?
Output: acceptable
It's fine that he paid and apologized, but I don't really care about his gratitude, or the money, or anything.
Output: acceptable
I'm sure we got any tickets!
Output: unacceptable
I'm sure he speaks to me!
Output: acceptable
I'm glad a linguist likes me.
Output: acceptable
I didn't help him because I have any sympathy for urban guerillas.
Output: acceptable
It isn't because Sue said anything bad about me that I'm angry, although she did say some bad things about me.
Output: unacceptable
I don't have any sympathy for urban guerillas.
Output: acceptable
Almost an owl hunts mice.
Output: unacceptable
Absolutely an owl hunts mice.
Output: unacceptable
Almost any owl hunts mice.
Output: acceptable
Absolutely any owl hunts mice.
Output: acceptable
He began writing poems.
Output: acceptable
He kept writing poems.
Output: acceptable
He continued writing poems.
Output: acceptable
He stopped writing poems.
Output: acceptable
The men would have all been working.
Output: acceptable
The men would have been all working.
Output: acceptable
Would the men each have been working?
Output: acceptable
Would each the men have been working?
Output: unacceptable
The men would not enjoy that.
Output: acceptable
Would not the men enjoy that?
Output: unacceptable
Would the men not enjoy that?
Output: acceptable
The men would all not have been working.
Output: unacceptable
The men all would not have been working.
Output: acceptable
The men would not have all been working.
Output: acceptable
The men would not all have been working.
Output: acceptable
The men would not have been all working.
Output: acceptable
That John is a fool is obvious.
Output: acceptable
It is obvious that John is a fool.
Output: acceptable
John believes that Fred likes steak that Joe likes pizza.
Output: unacceptable
John whined that he was hungry.
Output: acceptable
That he was hungry was whined by John.
Output: unacceptable
John is certain that the Mets will win.
Output: acceptable
That he has blood on his hands proves that John is the murderer.
Output: acceptable
It proves that John is the murderer that he has blood on his hands.
Output: unacceptable
To please John would be difficult.
Output: acceptable
It would be difficult to please John.
Output: acceptable
It is believed to be obvious by everyone that Fred is crazy.
Output: acceptable
John is believed to be certain by everyone that Fred is crazy.
Output: unacceptable
It disturbed him that people didn't like Fred.
Output: acceptable
It was believed to have disturbed him that people didn't like Fred.
Output: acceptable
How easy to please John is it?
Output: unacceptable
How difficult to study for the exam was it?
Output: unacceptable
How hard to read the book was it?
Output: unacceptable
How easy to tease John it is!
Output: unacceptable
How hard to read the book it was!
Output: unacceptable
How certain that the Mets will win are you?
Output: acceptable
How likely to win is he?
Output: acceptable
This book I enjoyed.
Output: acceptable
To whom the book did you give.
Output: unacceptable
The book to whom did you give.
Output: unacceptable
He's a man to whom liberty we could never grant.
Output: acceptable
It's obvious that Mary, he can't stand.
Output: acceptable
I think that the trolls will take the shepherd tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
As for Max, I really like him.
Output: acceptable
He's a man to whom as for liberty, we could never grant it.
Output: unacceptable
He's a man to whom liberty, we could never grant it.
Output: unacceptable
John would like that because he's such a nice guy.
Output: acceptable
John, because he's such a nice guy, would like that.
Output: acceptable
Because he's such a nice guy, John would like that.
Output: acceptable
John would, because he's such a nice guy, like that.
Output: acceptable
Because he's such a nice guy, what would John like?
Output: acceptable
It's obvious that, although he's a nice guy, John isn't too bright.
Output: acceptable
John ate after getting home the steak.
Output: unacceptable
I gave Mary a book.
Output: acceptable
I considered Fred crazy.
Output: acceptable
I put the book on the table.
Output: acceptable
I worded the telegram tersely.
Output: acceptable
I considered Fred after the party crazy.
Output: unacceptable
1 put the book after the party on the table.
Output: unacceptable
I worded the telegram after the party tersely.
Output: unacceptable
Because she's so pleasant, Mary I really like her.
Output: unacceptable
Because she's so pleasant, Mary I really like.
Output: acceptable
Though he may seem intelligent, he does not seem deep.
Output: acceptable
Intelligent though he may seem, he does not seem deep.
Output: acceptable
Though I may love her, that won't affect the grade.
Output: acceptable
Love her though I may, that won't affect the grade.
Output: acceptable
Handsome though I believe the claim that Tom is, I still won't date him.
Output: unacceptable
Handsome though they told me that Tom is, I still won't date him.
Output: unacceptable
Handsome though my friends suggested that Mary thinks that Tom is, I still won't date him.
Output: unacceptable
Hate those who criticize Carter though he may, it doesn't matter.
Output: acceptable
Would John hate that?
Output: acceptable
Would John hate that!
Output: acceptable
Will, after John comes home, Sally take a shower?
Output: unacceptable
Will Sally, after John comes home, take a shower?
Output: acceptable
After John comes home, will Sally take a shower?
Output: acceptable
I would prefer that he not have finished.
Output: acceptable
I would prefer that he have not finished.
Output: unacceptable
He has not finished.
Output: acceptable
He is not finishing.
Output: acceptable
He would not finish.
Output: acceptable
He does not finish.
Output: acceptable
Those people will, after the party, not come home.
Output: unacceptable
Those people, after the party, will not come home.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen a man taller than my father.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen a taller man than my father.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen a man taller than my mother.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen a taller man than my mother.
Output: acceptable
Jack eats caviar more than he eats mush.
Output: acceptable
Jack eats more caviar than he eats mush.
Output: acceptable
Jack eats caviar more than he sleeps.
Output: acceptable
Jack eats more caviar than he sleeps.
Output: unacceptable
I am more angry today than I was yesterday.
Output: acceptable
I am more angry than sad.
Output: acceptable
I am angrier than sad.
Output: unacceptable
Mary is more than six feet tall.
Output: acceptable
Mary is taller than six feet.
Output: acceptable
Mary is more than five feet short.
Output: unacceptable
Mary is shorter than five feet.
Output: acceptable
They think she has too much independence.
Output: acceptable
They think she is too much happy.
Output: unacceptable
Mary speaks so much gently.
Output: unacceptable
A tangerine isn't as much different from an orange as I'd thought.
Output: unacceptable
A tangerine isn't as different from an orange as I'd thought.
Output: acceptable
You and I are as much alike as a horse and a cow.
Output: acceptable
You and I are as alike as a horse and a cow.
Output: acceptable
You and I are as little alike as a horse and a cow.
Output: acceptable
John is as much intelligent as Mary.
Output: unacceptable
John is as intelligent as Mary.
Output: acceptable
John is more than 6 feet tall.
Output: acceptable
John is taller than 6 feet.
Output: acceptable
These plants may grow as much as 6 feet high.
Output: acceptable
These plants may grow as high as 6 feet.
Output: acceptable
More has happened in the last week than will happen in the next year.
Output: acceptable
He offers more than we had hoped for.
Output: acceptable
He was hoping for more than we offered.
Output: acceptable
Enough is going on to keep them confused.
Output: acceptable
You've said enough to convince me.
Output: acceptable
Sally eats caviar more than I had expected.
Output: acceptable
Susan doesn't eat her vegetables enough.
Output: acceptable
Sally eats the stuff pretty often.
Output: acceptable
Sally eats pretty often the stuff.
Output: unacceptable
Sally eats the stuff more.
Output: acceptable
Sally eats more the stuff.
Output: unacceptable
Susan doesn't eat enough her vegetables.
Output: unacceptable
John eats more.
Output: acceptable
John doesn't eat enough.
Output: acceptable
John eats more than he sleeps.
Output: acceptable
He gave me more of his marbles than I wanted.
Output: acceptable
Sally enough eats caviar.
Output: unacceptable
Enough Sally eats caviar.
Output: unacceptable
Jack is more tall than thin.
Output: acceptable
I did it more in jest than in anger.
Output: acceptable
There is enough of the bread left to have tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
There is enough bread for all of you.
Output: acceptable
There is bread enough for all of you.
Output: acceptable
She has enough of a problem as it is.
Output: acceptable
She has enough a problem as it is.
Output: unacceptable
She has enough problem as it is.
Output: unacceptable
She has problem enough as it is.
Output: unacceptable
She has enough of problems as it is.
Output: unacceptable
She has enough problems as it is.
Output: acceptable
He looks more formidable than he is.
Output: acceptable
He seems enough intelligent for you.
Output: unacceptable
He seems intelligent enough for you.
Output: acceptable
She writes more clearly than she speaks.
Output: acceptable
She speaks enough clearly to be understood.
Output: unacceptable
He's enough of a fool to try it.
Output: acceptable
He's fool enough to try it.
Output: acceptable
I saw more of the man than you did.
Output: acceptable
I saw enough of the fool to be convinced.
Output: acceptable
Harry got to be more of a celebrity.
Output: acceptable
Harry got to be more of the celebrity.
Output: acceptable
He's enough of the coward to pull the trigger.
Output: unacceptable
What his father wants him to be is more of a man.
Output: acceptable
More of a man is here.
Output: unacceptable
I've kicked more of a man than you have.
Output: unacceptable
I've known more of a man than Frank.
Output: unacceptable
I've never known more of a man than Frank.
Output: acceptable
He was hoping for too much.
Output: acceptable
Sally eats caviar too much for her own good.
Output: acceptable
John eats so much.
Output: acceptable
He gave me many marbles.
Output: acceptable
I have much typing to do.
Output: acceptable
He looks so much formidable.
Output: unacceptable
He looks so formidable.
Output: acceptable
She speaks too much clearly.
Output: unacceptable
She speaks too clearly.
Output: acceptable
I'm as much of a man as you are, my dear.
Output: acceptable
Harry got to be as much of a celebrity as his father.
Output: acceptable
Harry got to be as much of the celebrity as his father.
Output: unacceptable
As much of a man is here.
Output: unacceptable
I've seen as much of a coward as Frank.
Output: unacceptable
Many are called; few are chosen.
Output: acceptable
More are called than are ever chosen.
Output: acceptable
We made enough pudding to last for days.
Output: acceptable
We ate enough a pudding to satisfy us.
Output: unacceptable
We made enough puddings to last for days.
Output: acceptable
We ate enough the puddings to satisfy us.
Output: unacceptable
John is the kind of a fool that I told you about.
Output: acceptable
John is the kind of the fool that I told you about.
Output: acceptable
He's a bit of a gossip.
Output: acceptable
He's the bit of a gossip.
Output: unacceptable
He's something of a gossip.
Output: acceptable
John is the kind of fool that I told you about.
Output: acceptable
He's fool.
Output: unacceptable
He's a fool enough to try it.
Output: unacceptable
She's just enough tall.
Output: unacceptable
She's enough tall.
Output: unacceptable
She speaks enough clearly.
Output: unacceptable
He's that reliable a man.
Output: acceptable
He's a that reliable man.
Output: unacceptable
He's too reliable a man.
Output: acceptable
He's a too reliable man.
Output: unacceptable
He's as reliable a man.
Output: acceptable
He's an as reliable man.
Output: unacceptable
He's so reliable a man.
Output: acceptable
He's a so reliable man.
Output: unacceptable
He's more reliable a man.
Output: unacceptable
He's reliable enough a man.
Output: unacceptable
He's a reliable enough man.
Output: acceptable
Tom was not more reliable than a grasshopper.
Output: acceptable
Tom was no more reliable than a grasshopper.
Output: acceptable
Not more reliable a man could be found.
Output: unacceptable
Any more reliable a man could not be found.
Output: unacceptable
I don't want trouble.
Output: acceptable
John is not more reliable a fellow than Bill.
Output: unacceptable
John is not a more reliable fellow than Bill.
Output: acceptable
John isn't any more reliable a fellow than Bill.
Output: acceptable
John isn't an any more reliable fellow than Bill.
Output: unacceptable
John is no more reliable a fellow than Bill.
Output: acceptable
John is a no more reliable fellow than Bill.
Output: unacceptable
I have as many too many marbles as you.
Output: acceptable
I have as many marbles too many as you.
Output: acceptable
I have six too many marbles.
Output: acceptable
I have six marbles too many.
Output: acceptable
I have six more of them.
Output: acceptable
I have six of them more.
Output: unacceptable
I have half a dozen too many of these marbles.
Output: acceptable
I have half a dozen of these marbles too many.
Output: unacceptable
She writes clearly enough.
Output: acceptable
She is as brilliant a woman as her mother.
Output: acceptable
She is as brilliant the woman as her mother.
Output: unacceptable
I've never known as strong a person as Louise.
Output: acceptable
Fido is a smarter dog than Spot.
Output: acceptable
Fido is the smarter dog than Spot.
Output: unacceptable
What his father wants him to be is a better pool player.
Output: acceptable
A taller man than Bill is here.
Output: acceptable
I've never known a smarter dog than Fido.
Output: acceptable
He's so tall a man that doors are dangerous to him.
Output: acceptable
He's such a tall man that doors are dangerous to him.
Output: acceptable
He's such a tall man.
Output: acceptable
He's such the tall man.
Output: acceptable
What her mother wants her to be is such a fine surgeon that everyone will respect her.
Output: acceptable
It was as awful a picture as it first seemed.
Output: acceptable
It was so awful a picture as it first seemed.
Output: unacceptable
It wasn't as awful a picture as it first seemed.
Output: acceptable
It wasn't such an awful picture as it first seemed.
Output: acceptable
It was so awful a picture that I tore it up.
Output: acceptable
It was such an awful picture that I tore it up.
Output: acceptable
Mary is such a wit that people are afraid of her.
Output: acceptable
Sally isn't such a fool as people think.
Output: acceptable
Sally is such a fool as people think.
Output: unacceptable
I love her so much.
Output: acceptable
I gave her so much.
Output: acceptable
I gave her so.
Output: unacceptable
Hilda is such a scholar.
Output: acceptable
Hilda is such a scholar that all her work is impeccable.
Output: acceptable
Hilda is such a scholar as you were speaking of just now.
Output: acceptable
So eminent a scholar as Dr. Lucille Hein was here.
Output: acceptable
Such an eminent scholar as Dr. Lucille Hein was here.
Output: acceptable
So elegant a solution as you have presented us with can elicit only admiration.
Output: acceptable
You have presented so elegant a solution that we can only admire it.
Output: acceptable
Such a scholar as you were speaking of just now is here.
Output: acceptable
So much of a scholar is here.
Output: unacceptable
Her mother wants Mary to be such an eminent woman that everyone will respect her.
Output: acceptable
John a decidedly taller man than Bill.
Output: acceptable
John is a decidedly too tall man.
Output: unacceptable
That's an obviously better solution.
Output: acceptable
That's an obviously so good solution.
Output: unacceptable
She made so much better a reply.
Output: acceptable
She made such a much better reply.
Output: unacceptable
She made such a better reply.
Output: unacceptable
That's the most kind answer that I ever heard.
Output: unacceptable
That's a most kind answer that I ever heard.
Output: unacceptable
That's a kindest answer that I ever heard.
Output: unacceptable
That's the kindest answer that I ever heard.
Output: acceptable
Most helpful advice is unwanted.
Output: acceptable
Sally will give me more helpful advice than the advice I got from you.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen a man who is taller than my mother.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen the one man taller than my father.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen the taller man than my father.
Output: unacceptable
I've never seen the one taller man than my father.
Output: unacceptable
John wants to come up with as good a solution as Christine did.
Output: acceptable
John wants to come up with a solution as good as Christine.
Output: acceptable
John wants to find a solution better than Christine's.
Output: acceptable
Caviar is eaten by Jack more than mush.
Output: acceptable
More caviar than mush is eaten by Jack.
Output: acceptable
Jack ate more of this than he ate of that.
Output: acceptable
The table is longer than the door is wide.
Output: acceptable
Mary's happy about her work, and John's happy about his children.
Output: acceptable
Mary's happy about her work, and John's about his children.
Output: unacceptable
Mary's happy about her work, and John is about his children.
Output: acceptable
Mary is happy with her work, and John is with his children.
Output: acceptable
Mary's happy with her work, and John's with his children.
Output: acceptable
The table is longer than the door's wide.
Output: unacceptable
The table is long, and the door's wide.
Output: acceptable
I was happier there than I'm here.
Output: unacceptable
I'm sad, more than I'm angry.
Output: acceptable
I'm sadder than I'm angry.
Output: unacceptable
I'm more sad than angry.
Output: acceptable
I'm worrying, more than thinking.
Output: acceptable
I'm more worrying than thinking.
Output: unacceptable
I'm sadder than angry.
Output: unacceptable
I'm sad, as much as I'm angry.
Output: acceptable
I'm as much sad as angry.
Output: acceptable
I'm as sad as angry.
Output: unacceptable
I am angrier today that I was yesterday.
Output: acceptable
John is taller than six feet.
Output: acceptable
John is taller than Bill.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more than two friends.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more than just Bill and Pete friends.
Output: unacceptable
Mary has more friends than two.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more friends than just Bill and Pete.
Output: acceptable
They may grow as much as six feet high.
Output: acceptable
They may grow as much as bamboo high.
Output: unacceptable
They may grow as high as six feet.
Output: acceptable
Some of them made as many as 20 errors.
Output: acceptable
Some of them made as many as Joan errors.
Output: unacceptable
Some of them made as many errors as Joan.
Output: acceptable
John is taller than six feet is.
Output: unacceptable
John is taller than Pete is.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more friends that two.
Output: unacceptable
Mary has more friends than just Bill and Pete are.
Output: unacceptable
John is more than five feet short.
Output: unacceptable
John is shorter than five feet.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more enemies than Bill has friends.
Output: acceptable
Mary has more than Bill has friends enemies.
Output: unacceptable
Mary doesn't have as many too many too many as Jane.
Output: acceptable
Jane has more nearly as many too many than Mary.
Output: acceptable
Mary swam five more laps than Joan swam.
Output: acceptable
Mary swam as many more laps than Joan as Linda.
Output: acceptable
Bill kissed himself.
Output: acceptable
Bill kissed herself.
Output: unacceptable
Sally kissed herself.
Output: acceptable
Kiss himself.
Output: unacceptable
The robot kissed itself.
Output: acceptable
She knocked herself on the head with a zucchini.
Output: acceptable
She knocked himself on the head with a zucchini.
Output: unacceptable
The snake flattened itself against the rock.
Output: acceptable
The Joneses think themselves the best family on the block.
Output: acceptable
The Joneses think himself the most wealthy guy on the block.
Output: unacceptable
Gary and Kevin ran themselves into exhaustion.
Output: acceptable
Gary and Kevin ran himself into exhaustion.
Output: unacceptable
People from Tucson think very highly of themselves.
Output: acceptable
I gave myself the bucket of ice cream.
Output: acceptable
She hit myself with a hammer.
Output: unacceptable
She hit herself with a hammer.
Output: acceptable
Doug blew the building up.
Output: acceptable
Doug blew up the building.
Output: acceptable
Doug blew it up.
Output: acceptable
Doug blew up it.
Output: acceptable
Who do you wonder what bought?
Output: unacceptable
I wonder what Fiona bought.
Output: acceptable
Toothbrush the is blue.
Output: unacceptable
Cheese mice love stinks.
Output: acceptable
The dancing chorus line of elephants broke my television set.
Output: acceptable
Rosie loves magazine ads.
Output: acceptable
I think Rosie loves magazine ads.
Output: acceptable
Dana doubts that Drew believes I think Rosie loves magazine ads.
Output: acceptable
Dave left.
Output: acceptable
Dave and Alina left.
Output: acceptable
Dave, Dan, Erin, and Alina left.
Output: acceptable