niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
He is writing another long book about beavers.
Output: acceptable
Broadly speaking, the project was successful.
Output: acceptable
He is proud of his son's passing the bar exam.
Output: acceptable
The chicken has eaten.
Output: acceptable
The chicken was eaten.
Output: acceptable
Seen from this perspective, there is no easy solution.
Output: acceptable
The monkeys kept forgetting their lines.
Output: acceptable
The monkeys kept forgot their lines.
Output: unacceptable
The monkeys kept forgotten their lines.
Output: unacceptable
We caught them ate the bananas.
Output: unacceptable
We caught them eat the bananas.
Output: unacceptable
We caught them eaten the bananas.
Output: unacceptable
John made Mary cook Korean food.
Output: acceptable
John made Mary to cook Korean food.
Output: unacceptable
John made Mary cooking Korean food.
Output: unacceptable
The monkey seems despondent that it is in a cage.
Output: acceptable
The monkey seems despondent.
Output: acceptable
He seems intelligent to study medicine.
Output: acceptable
Monkeys are eager to leave.
Output: acceptable
Monkeys are eager leaving the compound.
Output: unacceptable
The chickens seem fond with the farmer.
Output: unacceptable
The foxes seem compatible with the chickens.
Output: acceptable
The foxes seem compatible for the chickens.
Output: unacceptable
These are similar to the bottles.
Output: acceptable
These are similar with the bottles.
Output: unacceptable
The teacher is proud of his students.
Output: acceptable
The teacher is proud with his students.
Output: unacceptable
The contract is subject to approval by my committee.
Output: acceptable
The contract is subject for approval by my committee.
Output: unacceptable
There exists only one truly amphibian mammal.
Output: acceptable
There arose a great storm.
Output: acceptable
There exist few solutions which are cost-effective.
Output: acceptable
There is a riot in the park.
Output: acceptable
There remained just a few problems to be solved.
Output: acceptable
There runs a man in the park.
Output: unacceptable
There sings a man loudly.
Output: unacceptable
They believe that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is just a scientific theory.
Output: acceptable
They believe Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is just a scientific theory.
Output: acceptable
John demanded that she stop phoning him.
Output: acceptable
Joe warned the class that the exam would be difficult.
Output: acceptable
We told Tom that he should consult an accountant.
Output: acceptable
Mary convinced me that the argument was sound.
Output: acceptable
Tom intends for Sam to review that book.
Output: acceptable
John would prefer for the children to finish the oatmeal.
Output: acceptable
For John to either make up such a story or repeat it is outrageous.
Output: acceptable
For John either to make up such a story or to repeat it is outrageous.
Output: acceptable
For John to tell Bill such a lie and Bill to believe it is outrageous.
Output: acceptable
John intends to review the book.
Output: acceptable
John would prefer to finish the oatmeal.
Output: acceptable
Tom tried to ask a question.
Output: acceptable
Tom tried for Bill to ask a question.
Output: unacceptable
Tom tends to avoid confrontations.
Output: acceptable
Tom tends for Mary to avoid confrontations.
Output: unacceptable
Joe hoped to find a solution.
Output: acceptable
Joe hoped for Beth to find a solution.
Output: unacceptable
John believed it.
Output: acceptable
John believed that he is honest.
Output: acceptable
John mentioned the issue to me.
Output: acceptable
John mentioned to me that the question is an issue.
Output: acceptable
She pinched his arm as hard as she could.
Output: acceptable
She pinched that he feels pain.
Output: unacceptable
We hope that such a vaccine could be available in ten years.
Output: acceptable
We hope the availability of such a vaccine in ten years.
Output: unacceptable
Cohen proved the independence of the continuum hypothesis.
Output: acceptable
Cohen proved that the continuum hypothesis was independent.
Output: acceptable
John bothers me.
Output: acceptable
That John coughed bothers me.
Output: acceptable
John loves Bill.
Output: acceptable
That John coughs loves Bill.
Output: unacceptable
That John sold the ostrich surprised Bill.
Output: acceptable
For John to train his horse would be desirable.
Output: acceptable
To train his horse would be desirable.
Output: acceptable
That the king or queen be present is a requirement on all Royal weddings.
Output: acceptable
Which otter you should adopt first is unclear.
Output: acceptable
That Tom missed the lecture was enjoyable.
Output: unacceptable
For John to remove the mother is undeniable.
Output: unacceptable
How much money Gordon spent is true.
Output: unacceptable
Tom is confident that the elephants respect him.
Output: acceptable
Tom is insistent that the defendants be truthful.
Output: acceptable
Tom seems eager for her brother to catch a cold.
Output: acceptable
Tom seems eager to catch a cold.
Output: acceptable
I am ashamed that I neglected you.
Output: acceptable
I am delighted that Mary finished his thesis.
Output: acceptable
We were thankful that no one had been hurt.
Output: acceptable
We were glad it was over.
Output: acceptable
Bill alleged that Fred signed the check.
Output: acceptable
We believe that the directors were present.
Output: acceptable
We convinced him that the operation is safe.
Output: acceptable
Alan is thinking about that his students are eager to learn English.
Output: unacceptable
Fred is counting on for Tom to make an announcement.
Output: unacceptable
The outcome depends on how many candidates participate in the election.
Output: acceptable
Fred is thinking about whether he should stay in Seoul.
Output: acceptable
The offer made Smith admire the administrators.
Output: acceptable
John tried to make Sam let George ask Bill to keep delivering the mail.
Output: acceptable
John enjoyed drawing trees for his syntax homework.
Output: acceptable
The picture on the wall reminded him of his country.
Output: acceptable
Free enterprise is compatible with American values and traditions.
Output: acceptable
We need to be in frequent contact with the clients.
Output: acceptable
Acknowledge that everyone has limits.
Output: acceptable
We are aware of the existing problems.
Output: acceptable
Why don't you leaving me concentrate on my work?
Output: unacceptable
The general commended that all troops was in dress uniform.
Output: unacceptable
My morning routine features swim free styles slowly for one hour.
Output: unacceptable
You should avoid to travel in the rush hour.
Output: unacceptable
You should attempt answering every question.
Output: unacceptable
The authorities blamed Greenpeace with the bombing.
Output: unacceptable
The authorities charged the students of the cheating.
Output: unacceptable
Sharon has been eager finishing the book.
Output: unacceptable
We respect Mary's desire for becoming famous.
Output: unacceptable
John referred from the building.
Output: unacceptable
John died to heart disease.
Output: unacceptable
We were glad what to do.
Output: unacceptable
She was busy to make lunch.
Output: unacceptable
The constant rain forced the abandonment of the next day's competitions.
Output: acceptable
Aloe may have an analgesic effect on inflammation and minor skin irritations.
Output: acceptable
The public never had faith in his ability to handle the job.
Output: acceptable
He repeated his claim that the people backed his action.
Output: acceptable
We made them take the money.
Output: acceptable
We made them are rude.
Output: unacceptable
Do not use these words in the beginning of a sentence.
Output: acceptable
We know the defendants seem eager to testify against the criminal.
Output: acceptable
Jane isn't sure whether the students keep the books.
Output: acceptable
Book is available in most countries.
Output: unacceptable
Student studies English for 4 hours a day.
Output: unacceptable
Students study English for 4 hours a day.
Output: acceptable
His friend learned dancing.
Output: acceptable
My bother's friend learned dancing.
Output: acceptable
The president's bodyguard learned surveillance.
Output: acceptable
The King of Rock and Roll's records led to dancing.
Output: acceptable
President Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address in 1863.
Output: acceptable
President Lincoln delivered her Gettysburg Address in 1863.
Output: unacceptable
After reading the pamphlet, Judy threw them into the garbage can.
Output: unacceptable
After the party, I asked myself why I had faxed invitations to everyone in my office building.
Output: acceptable
Edward usually remembered to send a copy of his e-mail to himself.
Output: acceptable
No John Smiths attended the meeting.
Output: acceptable
This John Smith lives in Seoul.
Output: acceptable
There are three Davids in my class.
Output: acceptable
It's nothing like the America I remember.
Output: acceptable
My brother is an Einstein at maths.
Output: acceptable
In the book, he talks about his ups and downs at school.
Output: acceptable
If John wants to succeed in corporate life, he has to know the rules of the game.
Output: acceptable
The critique of Plato's Republic was written from a contemporary point of view.
Output: acceptable
The characters in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night live in a world that has been turned upside-down.
Output: acceptable
The characters in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night lives in a world that has been turned upside-down.
Output: unacceptable
Students studying English read Conrad's Heart of Darkness while at university.
Output: acceptable
You is the only person that I can rely on.
Output: acceptable
You are the only person that I can rely on.
Output: unacceptable
He is the only person that I can rely on.
Output: acceptable
He are the only person that I can rely on.
Output: unacceptable
The boy swims.
Output: acceptable
The boys swim.
Output: unacceptable
King prawns cooked in chili salt and pepper was very much better, a simple dish deliciously executed.
Output: acceptable
Four pounds was quite a bit of money in 1950 and it was not easy to come by.
Output: acceptable
Five pounds is a lot of money.
Output: acceptable
Five pounds are a lot of money.
Output: unacceptable
Two drops sanitize anything in your house.
Output: acceptable
Fifteen dollars in a week is much.
Output: acceptable
Fifteen dollars in a week are not much.
Output: unacceptable
Fifteen years represents a long period of his life.
Output: acceptable
Fifteen years represent a long period of his life.
Output: unacceptable
Two miles is as far as they can walk.
Output: acceptable
Two miles are as far as they can walk.
Output: unacceptable
This Government have been more transparent in the way they have dealt with public finances than any previous government.
Output: acceptable
This Government has been more transparent in the way they have dealt with public finances than any previous government.
Output: acceptable
In preparation for the return fixture this team has trained more efficiently than they had in recent months.
Output: acceptable
She doesn't believe much of that story.
Output: acceptable
We listened to as little of his speech as possible.
Output: acceptable
How much of the fresco did the flood damage?
Output: acceptable
She doesn't believe much story.
Output: unacceptable
We listened to as little speech as possible.
Output: unacceptable
How much fresco did the flood damage?
Output: unacceptable
I read some book.
Output: unacceptable
One of the people was dying of thirst.
Output: acceptable
Many of the people were dying of thirst.
Output: acceptable
One people was dying of thirst.
Output: unacceptable
Many people were dying of thirst.
Output: acceptable
Each of the suggestions is acceptable.
Output: acceptable
Neither of the cars has air conditioning.
Output: acceptable
None of these men wants to be president.
Output: acceptable
Most of the children are here.
Output: acceptable
Some of the soup needs more salt.
Output: acceptable
Some of the diners need menus.
Output: acceptable
All of the land belongs to the government.
Output: acceptable
All of these cars belong to me.
Output: acceptable
John is in the room.
Output: acceptable
I am fond of him.
Output: acceptable
Most of John's boat has been repainted.
Output: acceptable
Some of the record contains evidence of wrongdoing.
Output: acceptable
Much of that theory is unfounded.
Output: acceptable
One of the story has appeared in your newspaper.
Output: unacceptable
He is afraid of foxes.
Output: acceptable
It is a wooden desk.
Output: acceptable
It is the main street.
Output: acceptable
It is an alive fish.
Output: unacceptable
They are afraid people.
Output: unacceptable
This objection is main.
Output: unacceptable
This fact is key.
Output: unacceptable
The man eager to start the meeting is John's sister.
Output: acceptable
The man holding the bottle disappeared.
Output: acceptable
The papers removed from the safe have not been found.
Output: acceptable
The money that you gave me disappeared last night.
Output: acceptable
John in the doorway waved to his father.
Output: unacceptable
He in the doorway waved to his father.
Output: unacceptable
and index values of the subject and the main verb.
Output: acceptable
Neither of these men is worthy to lead Italy.
Output: acceptable
None of his customary excuses suffices Edgar now.
Output: acceptable
One of the problems was the robins.
Output: acceptable
All of the plant virus web sites have been conveniently collected in one central location.
Output: acceptable
Some of the water from melted snow also goes into the ground for plants.
Output: acceptable
Most of the milk your baby consumes during breastfeeding is produced during nursing.
Output: acceptable
All special rights of voting in the election were abolished.
Output: acceptable
One of major factors affecting the value of diamonds was their weight.
Output: acceptable
Each of these stones has to be cut and polished.
Output: acceptable
Most of her free time was spent attending concerts and plays or visiting museums and art galleries.
Output: acceptable
The committee was unanimous in their decision.
Output: acceptable
The committee have all now resigned.
Output: acceptable
The committee has all now resigned.
Output: unacceptable
The crew have both agreed to change sponsor.
Output: acceptable
The crew has both agreed to change sponsor.
Output: unacceptable
Her family is all avid skiers.
Output: acceptable
Her family are all avid skiers.
Output: unacceptable
A variety of styles have been in vogue for the last year.
Output: unacceptable
Both of the workers will wear carnations.
Output: acceptable
Both the workers will wear carnations.
Output: acceptable
Both will wear carnations.
Output: acceptable
Few doctors approve of our remedy.
Output: acceptable
Few approve of our remedy.
Output: acceptable
An example of these substances be tobacco.
Output: acceptable
One of the most serious problems that some students have be lack of motivation.
Output: acceptable
Ten years be a long time to spend in prison.
Output: acceptable
Everyone of us be given a prize.
Output: acceptable
Some of the fruit be going bad.
Output: acceptable
All of his wealth come from real estate investments.
Output: acceptable
Do some of your relatives live nearby?
Output: acceptable
Fifty pounds seem like a lot of weight to lose in one year.
Output: acceptable
News of Persephone and Demeter reach the great gods and goddesses of Olympus.
Output: acceptable
Half of the year be dark and wintry.
Output: acceptable
Some of the promoters of ostrich meat compare its taste to beef tenderloin.
Output: acceptable
The committee hasn't yet made up its mind.
Output: acceptable
The committee hasn't yet made up their mind.
Output: unacceptable
The committee haven't yet made up their mind.
Output: acceptable
The committee haven't yet made up its mind.
Output: unacceptable
That dog is so ferocious, it even tried to bite himself.
Output: unacceptable
I washed me.
Output: unacceptable
I washed myself.
Output: acceptable
You washed myself.
Output: unacceptable
I washed you.
Output: acceptable
He kicked you.
Output: acceptable
I washed yourself.
Output: unacceptable
You washed yourself.
Output: acceptable
Harry says that Sally dislikes him.
Output: acceptable
Harry says that Sally dislikes himself.
Output: unacceptable
Sally wishes that everyone would praise herself.
Output: unacceptable
Sally believes that she is brilliant.
Output: acceptable
Sally believes that herself is brilliant.
Output: unacceptable
The power of your mind and the power of your body have a tight connection.
Output: acceptable
John tries to fix the computer.
Output: acceptable
John seems to fix the computer.
Output: acceptable
Mary persuaded John to fix the computer.
Output: acceptable
Mary expected John to fix the computer.
Output: acceptable
John to fix the computer.
Output: unacceptable
Seems John to fix the computer.
Output: unacceptable
John tries to be honest.
Output: acceptable
John seems to be honest.
Output: acceptable
John makes efforts for himself to be honest.
Output: acceptable
It seems that John is honest.
Output: acceptable
It tends to be warm in September.
Output: acceptable
It seems to bother Kim that they resigned.
Output: acceptable
It tries to be warm in September.
Output: unacceptable
It hopes to bother Kim that they resigned.
Output: unacceptable
It is easy to please Kim.
Output: acceptable
John is eager to please Kim.
Output: acceptable
There tries to be warm in September.
Output: unacceptable
There hopes to bother Kim that they resigned.
Output: unacceptable
It is eager to please Kim.
Output: unacceptable
Stephen seemed to be intelligent.
Output: acceptable
It seems to be easy to fool Ben.
Output: acceptable
There is likely to be a letter in the mailbox.
Output: acceptable
Tabs are likely to be kept on participants.
Output: acceptable
John seems to be easy to fool Ben.
Output: unacceptable
John is likely to be kept on participants.
Output: unacceptable
Sandy tried to eat oysters.
Output: acceptable
There tried to be riots in Seoul.
Output: unacceptable
It tried to bother me that Chris lied.
Output: unacceptable
Tabs try to be kept on Bob by the FBI.
Output: unacceptable
That he is clever is eager to be obvious.
Output: unacceptable
The king thanked the man.
Output: acceptable
The color red seems to be his favorite color.
Output: acceptable
The cat seems to be out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
The dentist is likely to examine Pat.
Output: acceptable
Pat is likely to be examined by the dentist.
Output: acceptable
The dentist is eager to examine Pat.
Output: acceptable
Pat is eager to be examined by the dentist.
Output: acceptable
Stephen believed Ben to be careful.
Output: acceptable
Stephen persuaded Ben to be careful.
Output: acceptable
Stephen believed it to be easy to please Kim.
Output: acceptable
Stephen persuaded it to be easy to please Kim.
Output: unacceptable
Stephen believed there to be a fountain in the park.
Output: acceptable
Stephen persuaded there to be a fountain in the park.
Output: unacceptable
Stephen believed the cat to be out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
Stephen persuaded the cat to be out of the bag.
Output: unacceptable
The dentist was believed to have examined Pat.
Output: acceptable
Pat was believed to have been examined by the dentist.
Output: acceptable
The dentist was persuaded to examine Pat.
Output: acceptable
Stephen seems to be irritating.
Output: acceptable
Tom believes Stephen to be irritating.
Output: acceptable
John persuaded Stephen to be more careful.
Output: acceptable
It seemed to be intelligent.
Output: unacceptable
It seemed to rain.
Output: acceptable
There seemed to be a fountain in the park.
Output: acceptable
Stephen tried to be intelligent.
Output: acceptable
It tried to be intelligent.
Output: unacceptable
There tried to be intelligent.
Output: unacceptable
It tried to rain.
Output: unacceptable
There tried to be a fountain in the park.
Output: unacceptable
Someone tried to leave the town.
Output: acceptable
There seems to be a fountain in the park.
Output: acceptable
It seems to be a fountain in the park.
Output: unacceptable
John seems to be a fountain in the park.
Output: unacceptable
We believed there to be a fountain in the park.
Output: acceptable
We believed it to be a fountain in the park.
Output: unacceptable
There tries to leave the country.
Output: unacceptable
We believed it to try to leave the country.
Output: unacceptable
We believed there to try to leave the country.
Output: unacceptable
We believed John to try to leave the country.
Output: acceptable
The cat tries to be out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
They persuaded me to leave.
Output: acceptable
They promised me to leave.
Output: acceptable
They persuaded it to rain.
Output: unacceptable
They promised it to rain.
Output: unacceptable
Under the bed is a fun place to hide.
Output: acceptable
Under the bed wants to be a fun place to hide.
Output: unacceptable
Kim may have admitted to let Mary mow the lawn.
Output: acceptable
Gregory appears to have wanted to be loyal to the company.
Output: acceptable
Jones would prefer for it to be clear to Barry that the city plans to sue him.
Output: acceptable
John continues to avoid the conflict.
Output: acceptable
The captain ordered the troops to proceed.
Output: acceptable
He coaxed his brother to give him the candy.
Output: acceptable
John wants it to be clear to Ben that the city plans to honor him.
Output: acceptable
John seems to rain.
Output: unacceptable
John is likely to appear that he will win the game.
Output: unacceptable
Beth tried for Bill to ask a question.
Output: unacceptable
He believed there to be likely that he won the game.
Output: unacceptable
It is likely to seem to be arrogant.
Output: unacceptable
Sandy appears that Kim is happy.
Output: unacceptable
Dana would be unlikely for Pat to be called upon.
Output: unacceptable
Robin is nothing in the box.
Output: unacceptable
It said that Kim was happy.
Output: unacceptable
There preferred for Sandy to get the job.
Output: unacceptable
There is only one chemical substance involved in nerve transmission.
Output: acceptable
There are only one chemical substance involved in nerve transmission.
Output: unacceptable
There is more chemical substances involved in nerve transmission.
Output: unacceptable
There are more chemical substances involved in nerve transmission.
Output: acceptable
There is believed to be a sheep in the park.
Output: acceptable
There are believed to be sheep in the park.
Output: acceptable
There seems to be no student absent.
Output: acceptable
There are likely to be no student absent.
Output: unacceptable
There is likely to be no student absent.
Output: acceptable
Pat expected Leslie to be aggressive.
Output: acceptable
Pat persuaded Leslie to be aggressive.
Output: acceptable
Pat promised Leslie to be aggressive.
Output: acceptable
Kevin urged Anne to be loyal to her.
Output: acceptable
We expect the dentist to examine us.
Output: acceptable
We expect the dentist to examine ourselves.
Output: unacceptable
We expect them to examine themselves.
Output: acceptable
We persuaded the dentist to examine us.
Output: acceptable
We persuaded the dentist to examine ourselves.
Output: unacceptable
We persuaded them to examine themselves.
Output: acceptable
We persuaded them to examine them.
Output: unacceptable
John may drink water, and Bill drink beer.
Output: acceptable
Tom will not leave.
Output: acceptable
Tom kicked not a ball.
Output: unacceptable
Will Tom leave the party now?
Output: acceptable
Left Tom the party already?
Output: unacceptable
John couldn't leave the party.
Output: acceptable
John leftn't the party early.
Output: unacceptable
If anybody is spoiling the children, John is.
Output: acceptable
If anybody keeps spoiling the children, John keeps.
Output: unacceptable
You should leave, shouldn't you?
Output: acceptable
You didn't leave, left you?
Output: unacceptable
She would never believe that story.
Output: acceptable
She believed never his story.
Output: unacceptable
The boys will all be there.
Output: acceptable
Our team played all well.
Output: unacceptable
The children will have been being entertained.
Output: acceptable
The house is been remodelling.
Output: unacceptable
Margaret has had already left.
Output: unacceptable
He has will seeing his children.
Output: unacceptable
He has been must being interrogated by the police at that very moment.
Output: unacceptable
Mary solved the problem.
Output: acceptable
Mary would solve the problem.
Output: acceptable
Mary was solving the problem.
Output: acceptable
Mary would easily solve the problem.
Output: acceptable
Mary not avoided Bill.
Output: unacceptable
Mary did not avoid Bill.
Output: acceptable
Fred must have been singing songs and probably was drinking beer.
Output: acceptable
Fred must both have been singing songs and have been drinking beer.
Output: acceptable
Fred must have both been singing songs and been drinking beer.
Output: acceptable
Fred must have been both singing songs and drinking beer.
Output: acceptable
There might be a unicorn in the garden.
Output: acceptable
It will rain tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
John will leave the party earlier.
Output: acceptable
There hopes to finish the project.
Output: unacceptable
The bus hopes to be here at five.
Output: unacceptable
I hope to can study in France.
Output: unacceptable
I hope to study in France.
Output: acceptable
John stopped can to sign in tune.
Output: unacceptable
John stopped canning to sign in tune.
Output: unacceptable
John wills leave the party early.
Output: unacceptable
John can kicked the ball.
Output: unacceptable
John can kicking the ball.
Output: unacceptable
John can to kick the ball.
Output: unacceptable
John will kick the ball.
Output: acceptable
John will kicked the ball.
Output: unacceptable
John will to kick the ball.
Output: unacceptable
Kim must bakes a cake.
Output: unacceptable
Kim must baked a cake.
Output: unacceptable
Kim must will bake a cake.
Output: unacceptable
There may exist a man in the park.
Output: acceptable
It may exist a man in the park.
Output: unacceptable
It is vital that we will study everyday.
Output: unacceptable
He is a fool.
Output: acceptable
He has a car.
Output: acceptable
John is running to the car.
Output: acceptable
Was the child in the school?
Output: acceptable
Was the child running to the car?
Output: acceptable
Was the child found?
Output: acceptable
The child never became crazy.
Output: acceptable
The child was never crazy.
Output: acceptable
The child was never running to the car.
Output: acceptable
The child was never deceived.
Output: acceptable
John is happy about the outcome.
Output: acceptable
John was seeing his children.
Output: acceptable
The children are seen in the yard.
Output: acceptable
John has not sung a song.
Output: acceptable
Has John sung a song?
Output: acceptable
John hasn't been singing a song.
Output: acceptable
John has sung a song and Mary has too.
Output: acceptable
John can have danced.
Output: acceptable
John can be dancing.
Output: acceptable
He has seen his children.
Output: acceptable
He will have been seeing his children.
Output: acceptable
Americans have paying income tax ever since 1913.
Output: unacceptable
George has went to America.
Output: unacceptable
is out since the following is finite.
Output: acceptable
You are a student.
Output: acceptable
You have not enough money.
Output: acceptable
Have you enough money?
Output: acceptable
John does not like this town.
Output: acceptable
In no other circumstances does that distinction matter.
Output: acceptable
They didn't leave any food.
Output: acceptable
They expected us to do leave him.
Output: unacceptable
They expected us to should leave him.
Output: unacceptable
I found myself doing need sleep.
Output: unacceptable
He does be leaving.
Output: unacceptable
He does have been eating.
Output: unacceptable
They will do come.
Output: unacceptable
John did leave.
Output: acceptable
Did John find the solution?
Output: acceptable
How long did it last?
Output: acceptable
John may leave.
Output: acceptable
It may rain.
Output: acceptable
John may rain.
Output: unacceptable
John did not leave.
Output: acceptable
John did not rain.
Output: unacceptable
He might have left.
Output: acceptable
He might do leave.
Output: unacceptable
He does can leave here.
Output: unacceptable
He does may leave here.
Output: unacceptable
Jim does have supported the theory.
Output: unacceptable
The proposal did be endorsed by Clinton.
Output: unacceptable
I do not have sung.
Output: unacceptable
I do not be happy.
Output: unacceptable
Do be honest!
Output: acceptable
Don't be silly!
Output: acceptable
John believed Kim to do not leave here.
Output: unacceptable
John believes Kim not to leave here.
Output: acceptable
John believed Kim to leaving here.
Output: unacceptable
John did not leaving here.
Output: unacceptable
John expect to must leave.
Output: unacceptable
John did not may leave.
Output: unacceptable
Tom wanted to go home, but Peter didn't want to.
Output: acceptable
Lee voted for Bill because his father told him to.
Output: acceptable
Kim regrets not having seen the movie.
Output: acceptable
Kim regrets never having seen the movie.
Output: acceptable
We asked him not to try to call us again.
Output: acceptable
We asked him never to try to call us again.
Output: acceptable
Duty made them not miss the weekly meetings.
Output: acceptable
Duty made them never miss the weekly meetings.
Output: acceptable
Not speaking English is a disadvantage.
Output: acceptable
Speaking not English is a disadvantage.
Output: unacceptable
Lee likes not Kim.
Output: unacceptable
Lee is believed not to like Kim.
Output: acceptable
Lee is believed to not like Kim.
Output: acceptable
Lee is believed to like not Kim.
Output: unacceptable
The president could not approve the bill.
Output: acceptable
It would be possible for the president not to approve the bill.
Output: acceptable
It would not be possible for the president to approve the bill.
Output: acceptable
Lee not left.
Output: unacceptable
Lee will never leave.
Output: acceptable
Lee will not leave.
Output: acceptable
John could not leave the town.
Output: acceptable
John not left the town.
Output: unacceptable
John not could leave the town.
Output: unacceptable
Mary sang a song, but Lee never did.
Output: acceptable
Mary sang a song, but Lee did never.
Output: unacceptable
Mary sang a song, but Lee did not.
Output: acceptable
The president could not approve the bill, couldn't he?
Output: acceptable
The president could not approve the bill, could he?
Output: unacceptable
Are you studying English syntax?
Output: acceptable
What are you studying nowadays?
Output: acceptable
I shall go downtown.
Output: acceptable
Shall I go downtown?
Output: acceptable
May she live forever!
Output: acceptable
Was I that stupid?
Output: acceptable
Don't you even touch that!
Output: acceptable
You better not drink.
Output: acceptable
You can do it, but you better not.
Output: acceptable
Better you not drink.
Output: unacceptable
They'd leave soon.
Output: acceptable
They wouldn't leave soon.
Output: acceptable
They shouldn't leave soon.
Output: acceptable
They can do it, can't they?
Output: acceptable
They can't do it, can they?
Output: acceptable
They can't do it, can't they?
Output: unacceptable
They can't do it, can he?
Output: unacceptable
Kim can dance, and Sandy can, too.
Output: acceptable
Kim has danced, and Sandy has, too.
Output: acceptable
Kim was dancing, and Sandy was, too.
Output: acceptable
Kim considered joining the navy, but I never considered.
Output: unacceptable
Kim wanted to go and Sandy wanted, too.
Output: unacceptable
Kim is happy and Sandy is too.
Output: acceptable
When Kim was in China, I was too.
Output: acceptable
Have you anything to share with the group?
Output: acceptable
Have you brought anything to share with the group?
Output: acceptable
Sandy must have been, too.
Output: acceptable
Sandy must have, too.
Output: acceptable
Sandy must, too.
Output: acceptable
Because John persuaded Sally to, he didn't have to talk to the reporters.
Output: acceptable
Mary sang a song, but Lee could never.
Output: unacceptable
Mary sang a song, but Lee could not.
Output: acceptable
John got sent to prison.
Output: acceptable
He ought to leave his luggage here.
Output: acceptable
He dared not argue against his parents.
Output: acceptable
He used to go there very often.
Output: acceptable
The gardener must trim the rose bushes today.
Output: acceptable
This should be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Output: acceptable
I am removing the shovel from the shed.
Output: acceptable
The travelers have returned from their vacation.
Output: acceptable
Springfield would have built a police station with the federal grant.
Output: acceptable
Sharks could have been cruising near the beach.
Output: acceptable
She seem to have given financial assistance to an important French art dealer.
Output: acceptable
Ann may spending her vacation in Italy.
Output: unacceptable
Ann may spends her vacation in Italy.
Output: unacceptable
Ann may spent her vacation in Italy.
Output: unacceptable
It has rained every day for the last week.
Output: acceptable
It has raining every day for the last week.
Output: unacceptable
It has rains every day for the last week.
Output: unacceptable
It has rain every day for the last week.
Output: unacceptable
Tagalog is spoken in the Philippines.
Output: acceptable
Tagalog is speak in the Philippines.
Output: unacceptable
Tagalog is speaks in the Philippines.
Output: unacceptable
Tagalog is spoke in the Philippines.
Output: unacceptable
The roof is leaking.
Output: acceptable
The roof is leaked.
Output: unacceptable
The roof is leaks.
Output: unacceptable
George is having lived in Toledo for thirty years.
Output: unacceptable
The house is been remodeling.
Output: unacceptable
A medal was been given to the mayor by the sewer commissioner.
Output: unacceptable
Does John have gone to the library?
Output: unacceptable
John seems fond of ice cream, and Bill seems, too.
Output: unacceptable
Sam may have been being interrogated by the FBI.
Output: acceptable
Sam may have been being interrogating by the FBI.
Output: unacceptable
Sam may be had been interrogating by the FBI.
Output: unacceptable
Have social problems made police work difficult?
Output: acceptable
The senator should not have forgotten the concerns of her constituents.
Output: acceptable
Tokyo has not loosened trade restrictions.
Output: acceptable
Did the doctor prescribe aspirin?
Output: acceptable
Sandy will read your reports, but Harold will not.
Output: acceptable
He can hardly believe that it's already over.
Output: acceptable
I could have little known that more trouble was just around the corner.
Output: acceptable
I have never been spoken to so rudely!
Output: acceptable
Hardly was there any rain falling.
Output: acceptable
Little did I know that more trouble was just around the corner.
Output: acceptable
Never have I been spoken to so rudely!
Output: acceptable
He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, had he?
Output: acceptable
He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, hadn't he?
Output: unacceptable
He never achieved anything, did he?
Output: acceptable
He never achieved anything, didn't he?
Output: unacceptable
As a statesman, he scarcely could do anything worth mentioning.
Output: acceptable
As a statesman, scarcely he could do anything worth mentioning.
Output: unacceptable
Any zebras can't fly.
Output: unacceptable
Anything hasn't happened to his optimism.
Output: unacceptable
Any of the citizens hardly ever say anything.
Output: unacceptable
I didn't find any bugs in my bed.
Output: acceptable
Nobody told them anything.
Output: acceptable
Never have I stolen from any members of your family.
Output: acceptable
Why haven't any books been returned?
Output: acceptable
Hardly any of the citizens ever say anything.
Output: acceptable
These lines were written by one of Korea's most famous poets.
Output: acceptable
The unidentified victim was apparently struck during the early morning hours.
Output: acceptable
Targets can be observed at any angle.
Output: acceptable
During the early evening, Saturn can be found in the north, while Jupiter rises in the east.
Output: acceptable
I poured 20 liters of acid into the beaker.
Output: acceptable
About 20 liters of acid was poured into the beaker.
Output: acceptable
The executive committee approved the new policy.
Output: acceptable
The new policy was approved by the executive committee.
Output: acceptable
John has taken Bill to the library.
Output: acceptable
John has chosen Bill for the position.
Output: acceptable
John has taken to the library.
Output: unacceptable
John has chosen for the position.
Output: unacceptable
The guide has been taken John to the library.
Output: unacceptable
The department has been chosen John for the position.
Output: unacceptable
John has been taken to the library.
Output: acceptable
John has been chosen for the position.
Output: acceptable
Pat handed a book to Chris.
Output: acceptable
Pat handed to Chris.
Output: unacceptable
Pat handed a book.
Output: unacceptable
A book was handed to Chris by Pat.
Output: acceptable
A book was handed by Pat.
Output: unacceptable
A book was handed to Chris.
Output: acceptable
A book was handed.
Output: unacceptable
They believe it to be easy to annoy Ben.
Output: acceptable
They believe Stephen to be easy to annoy Ben.
Output: unacceptable
They believe there to be a dragon in the wood.
Output: acceptable
It is believed to be easy to annoy Ben.
Output: acceptable
Stephen is believed to be easy to annoy Ben.
Output: unacceptable
There is believed to be a dragon in the wood.
Output: acceptable
No one believes that he is a fool.
Output: acceptable
No one suspects that he is a fool.
Output: acceptable
That he is a fool is suspected by no one.
Output: acceptable
They believe the cat to be out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
The cat is believed to be out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
John drove the car.
Output: acceptable
John was driving the car.
Output: acceptable
The car was being driven.
Output: acceptable
John will drive the car.
Output: acceptable
The car will be driven.
Output: acceptable
John has driven the car.
Output: acceptable
The car has been driven.
Output: acceptable
John has been driving the car.
Output: acceptable
The car has been being driven.
Output: acceptable
The car will have been being driven.
Output: acceptable
Pat handed Chris a note.
Output: acceptable
Chris was handed a note.
Output: acceptable
Chris was handed a note by Pat.
Output: acceptable
Ideas are put into children's heads by TV.
Output: acceptable
Yesterday, the child really kicked a monkey in the street.
Output: acceptable
The model resembles Kim in nearly every detail.
Output: acceptable
Kim is resembled by the model in nearly every detail.
Output: unacceptable
You are not fitted by the coat.
Output: unacceptable
I was born in 1970.
Output: acceptable
It is rumored that he is on his way out.
Output: acceptable
John is said to be rich.
Output: acceptable
He is reputed to be a good scholar.
Output: acceptable
My mother bore me in 1970.
Output: unacceptable
Everyone rumored that he was on his way out.
Output: unacceptable
They said him to be rich.
Output: unacceptable
They reputed him to be a good scholar.
Output: unacceptable
He kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The ball was kicked by him.
Output: acceptable
John kicked him.
Output: acceptable
He was kicked by John.
Output: acceptable
John sent her to Seoul.
Output: acceptable
She was sent to Seoul.
Output: acceptable
They widely believed that John was ill.
Output: acceptable
That John was ill was widely believed.
Output: acceptable
They haven't decided which attorney will give the closing argument.
Output: acceptable
Which attorney will give the closing argument hasn't been decided.
Output: acceptable
Which attorney will give the closing argument hasn't been decided by them.
Output: acceptable
You can rely on Ben.
Output: acceptable
Ben can be relied on.
Output: acceptable
They talked about the scandal for days.
Output: acceptable
The scandal was talked about for days.
Output: acceptable
The issue was dealt with promptly.
Output: acceptable
That's not what's asked for.
Output: acceptable
This should be attended to immediately.
Output: acceptable
The capital was gathered near by a crowd of people.
Output: unacceptable
The hot sun was played under by the children.
Output: unacceptable
That's something I would have paid twice for.
Output: acceptable
These are the books that we have gone most thoroughly over.
Output: acceptable
They look generally on John as selfish.
Output: acceptable
Everything was paid twice for.
Output: unacceptable
Your books were gone most thoroughly over.
Output: unacceptable
He is looked generally on as selfish.
Output: unacceptable
Pavarotti relied on Loren and Bond on Hepburn.
Output: acceptable
Pavarotti relied on Loren and Bond Hepburn.
Output: unacceptable
Loren was relied on by Pavarotti and Hepburn by Bond.
Output: acceptable
Loren was relied on by Pavarotti and Hepburn on by Bond.
Output: unacceptable
The lawyer looked into the document.
Output: acceptable
The document was looked into by the lawyer.
Output: acceptable
Peter has been asked to resign.
Output: acceptable
I assume the matter to have been filed in the appropriate records.
Output: acceptable
Smith wants the picture to be removed from the office.
Output: acceptable
The events have been described well.
Output: acceptable
Over 120 different contaminants have been dumped into the river.
Output: acceptable
The balloon is positioned in an area of blockage and is inflated.
Output: acceptable
Cancer is now thought to be unlikely to be caused by hot dogs.
Output: acceptable
Whether this is feasible hasn't yet been determined.
Output: acceptable
Paying taxes can't be avoided.
Output: acceptable
It hasn't yet been determined whether this is feasible.
Output: acceptable
Frances has had the drapes cleaned.
Output: acceptable
Shirley seems to have Fred promoted.
Output: acceptable
Nina got Bill elected to the committee.
Output: acceptable
We got our car radio stolen twice on holiday.
Output: acceptable
Frances has had her clean the drapes.
Output: acceptable
Nina got them to elect Bill.
Output: acceptable
The news was dealt with carefully.
Output: acceptable
The tree was looked after by Kim.
Output: acceptable
We cannot put up with the noise anymore.
Output: acceptable
He will keep up with their expectations.
Output: acceptable
This noise cannot be put up with.
Output: acceptable
Their expectations will be kept up with.
Output: acceptable
They paid a lot of attention to the matter.
Output: acceptable
The son took care of his parents.
Output: acceptable
The matter was paid a lot of attention to.
Output: acceptable
A lot of attention was paid to the matter.
Output: acceptable
New York was slept in.
Output: unacceptable
The lake was camped beside by my sister.
Output: unacceptable
The lake is not to be camped beside by anybody.
Output: acceptable
Six inches were grown by the boy.
Output: unacceptable
A mile to work was run by him.
Output: unacceptable
The beans were grown by the gardener.
Output: acceptable
The plums were weighed by the grocer.
Output: acceptable
San Francisco has been lived in by my brother.
Output: unacceptable
The house has been lived in by several famous personages.
Output: acceptable
Seoul was slept in by the businessman last night.
Output: unacceptable
This bed was surely slept in by a huge guy last night.
Output: acceptable
Rosie got struck by lightning.
Output: acceptable
I got phoned by a woman friend.
Output: acceptable
He got hit in the face with the tip of a surfboard.
Output: acceptable
John's bike got fixed or got stolen.
Output: acceptable
The lesson got read by a priest.
Output: unacceptable
The letter got written by a poet.
Output: unacceptable
Tom got understood to have asked for a refund.
Output: unacceptable
Mary got heard to insult her parents.
Output: unacceptable
Is John clever?
Output: acceptable
Who is clever?
Output: acceptable
How clever you are!
Output: acceptable
Be very clever.
Output: acceptable
I ask you if this is what you want.
Output: acceptable
Would you mind taking out the garbage?
Output: acceptable
Can the child read the book?
Output: acceptable
What can the child read?
Output: acceptable
Which version did they recommend?
Output: acceptable
With what did the baby eat the food?
Output: acceptable
How did he eat the food?
Output: acceptable
Which man did you talk to?
Output: acceptable
To which man did you talk?
Output: acceptable
How ill has Hobbs been?
Output: acceptable
Which man did you talk?
Output: unacceptable
To which man did you talk to?
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think Hobbs imagined Mary said Tom saw?
Output: acceptable
Who did Kim work for and Sandy rely on?
Output: acceptable
Who did Kim work for and Sandy rely?
Output: unacceptable
Who did Kim work for and Sandy rely on Mary?
Output: unacceptable
You can rely on Edward's help.
Output: acceptable
Edward's help, you can rely on.
Output: acceptable
We talked about the fact that he was sick for days.
Output: acceptable
The fact that he was sick for days, we talked about.
Output: acceptable
You can rely on that he will help you.
Output: unacceptable
We talked about that he was sick for days.
Output: unacceptable
That he was sick, we talked about for days.
Output: acceptable
That arrows don't stop in midair is captured by this theory.
Output: acceptable
Who did you see and a picture of?
Output: unacceptable
These qualities recommended him to Oliver.
Output: acceptable
The UN recommended an enlarged peacekeeping force.
Output: acceptable
This is the book which the teacher recommended.
Output: acceptable
Who will they recommend?
Output: acceptable
John put the books in a box.
Output: acceptable
Which books did John put in the box?
Output: acceptable
Where did John put the books?
Output: acceptable
In which box did John put the book?
Output: acceptable
How happy has John been?
Output: acceptable
Who put the book in the box?
Output: acceptable
Who DID put the book in the box?
Output: acceptable
Who can put the book in the box?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think visited Seoul last year?
Output: acceptable
That's the UN delegate that the government thinks visits Seoul last year.
Output: acceptable
Who do you believe that Sara invited?
Output: acceptable
Who do you believe invited Sara?
Output: acceptable
Who do you believe that invited Sara?
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think that would be nominated for the position?
Output: unacceptable
This is the kind of person who I doubt that under normal circumstances would have anything to do with such a scheme.
Output: acceptable
John asks whose book his son likes.
Output: acceptable
John has forgotten which player his son shouted at.
Output: acceptable
He told me how many employees Karen introduced to the visitors.
Output: acceptable
he had been reading the article.
Output: acceptable
Tom denied which book he had been reading.
Output: unacceptable
Tom claimed how much money she had spent.
Output: unacceptable
John inquired that he should read it.
Output: unacceptable
Peter will decide that we should review the book.
Output: unacceptable
John inquired which book he should read.
Output: acceptable
Peter will decide which book we should review.
Output: acceptable
John told us that we should review the book.
Output: acceptable
John told us which book we should review.
Output: acceptable
In which box did he put the book?
Output: acceptable
Which book by his father did he read?
Output: acceptable
John asks in which box he put the book.
Output: acceptable
John asks which book by his father he read.
Output: acceptable
Kim has wondered in which room Gary stayed.
Output: acceptable
Lee asked me how fond of chocolates the monkeys are.
Output: acceptable
Kim has wondered that Gary stayed in the room.
Output: unacceptable
Kim asked me that the monkeys are very fond of chocolates.
Output: unacceptable
John knows whose book Mary bought and Tom borrowed from her.
Output: acceptable
John knows whose book Mary bought and Tom talked.
Output: unacceptable
I don't know whether I should agree.
Output: acceptable
She gets upset if I exclude her from anything.
Output: acceptable
She gets upset whether I exclude her from anything.
Output: acceptable
I wonder if you'd be kind enough to give us information.
Output: acceptable
I am not certain about when he will come.
Output: acceptable
I am not certain about whether he will go or not.
Output: acceptable
I am not certain about if he will come.
Output: unacceptable
I am not certain about if he will go or not.
Output: unacceptable
I don't know where to go.
Output: acceptable
I don't know what to do.
Output: acceptable
I don't know how to do it.
Output: acceptable