niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
She laughed from embarrassment.
Output: acceptable
Linda winked her eye.
Output: acceptable
Linda winked her nose.
Output: unacceptable
Linda winked his eye.
Output: unacceptable
Linda winked.
Output: acceptable
Linda winked at the audience.
Output: acceptable
Linda winked in agreement.
Output: acceptable
Jennifer shook her finger at the naughty child.
Output: acceptable
The princess bowed.
Output: acceptable
The princess bowed to the queen.
Output: acceptable
The heavy meal dozed Gloria.
Output: unacceptable
Gloria dozed.
Output: acceptable
Sharon flinched.
Output: acceptable
Sharon flinched at the sight of the accident.
Output: acceptable
The shock flinched Sharon.
Output: unacceptable
Sharon shivered.
Output: acceptable
Sharon shivered from fear.
Output: acceptable
Sharon shivered at the thought of the cold sea.
Output: acceptable
The fear shivered Sharon.
Output: unacceptable
The pirates drowned the sailor.
Output: acceptable
The sailor drowned.
Output: acceptable
The sea monster drowned the sailors.
Output: acceptable
My eyes are itching.
Output: acceptable
My eyes are itching me.
Output: acceptable
My eyes are itching my brother.
Output: unacceptable
My eyes are itching from the smoke.
Output: acceptable
My heart is pounding.
Output: acceptable
My heart is pounding my brother.
Output: unacceptable
My heart is pounding from fear.
Output: acceptable
Tessa sprained her ankle.
Output: acceptable
Tessa sprained Mary 's ankle.
Output: unacceptable
Sharon fainted.
Output: acceptable
Sharon fainted at the sight of the accident.
Output: acceptable
Hunger fainted Sharon.
Output: unacceptable
The baby dressed.
Output: acceptable
Marlene dressed the baby.
Output: acceptable
Marlene dressed herself.
Output: acceptable
Marlene dressed her body.
Output: unacceptable
The horse groomed itself.
Output: unacceptable
The barber shaved my chin.
Output: acceptable
I shaved my chin.
Output: acceptable
Celia brushed the baby's hair.
Output: acceptable
Celia brushed her hair.
Output: acceptable
Celia brushed herself.
Output: unacceptable
She always wore purple dresses.
Output: acceptable
She always wore herself.
Output: unacceptable
She always wore herself in purple.
Output: unacceptable
She always wore.
Output: unacceptable
She spruced herself up before the job interview.
Output: acceptable
She spruced up before the job interview.
Output: acceptable
She was always clad in black.
Output: acceptable
Her stepmother always clad her in black.
Output: unacceptable
She always clad herself in black.
Output: unacceptable
She always clad in black.
Output: unacceptable
Brutus murdered Julius Caesar.
Output: acceptable
Julius Caesar murdered.
Output: unacceptable
The bandits murdered innocent victims.
Output: acceptable
Innocent victims murder easily.
Output: unacceptable
Brutus murdered Julius Caesar with a dagger.
Output: acceptable
The exterminator killed the insects with DDT.
Output: acceptable
The witch poisoned Snow White.
Output: acceptable
Children poison easily.
Output: unacceptable
The jewel sparkled.
Output: acceptable
Jewels sparkled on the crown.
Output: acceptable
The crown sparkled with jewels.
Output: acceptable
A magnificent diamond sparkled on his finger.
Output: acceptable
On his finger sparkled a magnificent diamond.
Output: acceptable
On his finger there sparkled a magnificent diamond.
Output: acceptable
The director sparkled the lights.
Output: unacceptable
The door hinges squeaked.
Output: acceptable
Birds sang in the trees.
Output: acceptable
The trees sang with birds.
Output: acceptable
In the hallway ticked a grandfather clock.
Output: acceptable
In the hallway there ticked a grandfather clock.
Output: acceptable
I buzzed the bell.
Output: acceptable
The bell chimed the hour.
Output: acceptable
A squeaking door announced John's presence.
Output: acceptable
The onions reeked.
Output: acceptable
The room reeked of onions.
Output: acceptable
The room reeked.
Output: acceptable
Kelly reeked the onions.
Output: unacceptable
The well gushed oil.
Output: acceptable
I gushed the fountain.
Output: unacceptable
I bled him.
Output: acceptable
Oil gushed from the well.
Output: acceptable
The streets gushed with water.
Output: acceptable
A fragrant stew bubbled over the fire.
Output: acceptable
Caesar put a gushing fountain by his palace.
Output: acceptable
The Romans destroyed the city.
Output: acceptable
The city destroyed.
Output: unacceptable
Cities destroy easily.
Output: unacceptable
The Romans destroyed the city into ruins.
Output: unacceptable
The Romans destroyed ruins from the city.
Output: unacceptable
The Romans destroyed the city into a ruin.
Output: unacceptable
The Romans destroyed the city from a capital into a ruin.
Output: unacceptable
The builders destroyed the warehouse with explosives.
Output: acceptable
The explosives destroyed the warehouse.
Output: acceptable
The builders destroyed the warehouse.
Output: acceptable
The builders destroyed at the warehouse.
Output: unacceptable
Tony broke the window.
Output: acceptable
Tony broke the crystal vase.
Output: acceptable
Tony broke the window with a hammer.
Output: acceptable
Tony broke the cup against the wall.
Output: acceptable
Tony broke the wall with the cup.
Output: unacceptable
Tony broke at the window.
Output: unacceptable
Tony broke herself on the ann.
Output: unacceptable
Tony broke her arm.
Output: acceptable
Tony bent the rod with pliers.
Output: acceptable
The rod bent.
Output: acceptable
Tony bent the copper rod.
Output: acceptable
Copper rods bend easily.
Output: acceptable
The pliers bent the rod.
Output: acceptable
Tony bent the rod against the table.
Output: acceptable
Tony bent the table with the rod.
Output: unacceptable
Tony bent at the rod.
Output: unacceptable
Tony bent Mary in the arm.
Output: unacceptable
Tony bent Mary's arm.
Output: acceptable
The potatoes baked.
Output: acceptable
Jennifer baked Idaho potatoes.
Output: acceptable
Idaho potatoes bake beautifully.
Output: acceptable
Jennifer baked the potatoes in the oven.
Output: acceptable
This oven bakes potatoes well.
Output: acceptable
Jennifer baked at the potatoes.
Output: unacceptable
Bill dried the clothes.
Output: acceptable
The clothes dried.
Output: acceptable
Bill dried the cotton clothes.
Output: acceptable
Cotton clothes dry easily.
Output: acceptable
Bill dried the clothes with a hair dryer.
Output: acceptable
The hair dryer dried the clothes.
Output: acceptable
Bill dried at the clothes.
Output: unacceptable
A lot of clothes are drying on the line.
Output: acceptable
The line is drying with a lot of clothes.
Output: unacceptable
Bill is drying a lot of clothes on the line.
Output: acceptable
Bill is drying the line with a lot of clothes.
Output: unacceptable
On the line are drying a lot of clothes.
Output: unacceptable
On the line there are drying a lot of clothes.
Output: unacceptable
The roses bloomed.
Output: acceptable
The sun bloomed the roses.
Output: unacceptable
The temperature soared.
Output: acceptable
The heat soared the temperature.
Output: unacceptable
There soared oil in price.
Output: unacceptable
In price soared oil.
Output: unacceptable
Cornelia lodged with the Smiths.
Output: acceptable
Cornelia lodged at Mrs. Parker's.
Output: acceptable
An old woman lodged at Mrs. Parker's.
Output: acceptable
There lodged an old woman at Mrs. Parker's.
Output: unacceptable
At Mrs. Parker's lodged an old woman.
Output: unacceptable
Squatters lodged in these abandoned buildings.
Output: acceptable
These abandoned buildings lodged with squatters.
Output: unacceptable
The soldiers lodged in the schoolhouse.
Output: acceptable
An old woman lived in the forest.
Output: acceptable
Unicorns don't exist.
Output: acceptable
There exists a solution to this problem.
Output: acceptable
In the forest languished an old woman.
Output: acceptable
A crowd of people remained in the square.
Output: acceptable
The square remained with a crowd of people.
Output: unacceptable
The famous mathematician existed a solution to the problem.
Output: unacceptable
The beer bubbled.
Output: acceptable
A fire raged in the mountains.
Output: acceptable
In the mountains there raged a fire.
Output: acceptable
A fire raged all through the mountains.
Output: acceptable
All through the mountains raged a fire.
Output: acceptable
Roses flowered in the garden.
Output: acceptable
The garden flowered with roses.
Output: acceptable
A fire raged over the fields.
Output: acceptable
The farmers raged a fire over the fields.
Output: unacceptable
A large flag fluttered.
Output: acceptable
A large flag fluttered over the fort.
Output: acceptable
Many flags fluttered over the fort.
Output: acceptable
Over the fort there fluttered a large flag.
Output: acceptable
Over the fort fluttered a large flag.
Output: acceptable
The tree trembled.
Output: acceptable
The flag waved.
Output: acceptable
The hall is echoing with voices.
Output: acceptable
A loud cry echoed through the hall.
Output: acceptable
Through the hall there echoed a loud cry.
Output: acceptable
Through the hall echoed a loud cry.
Output: acceptable
The music echoed.
Output: acceptable
The magician echoed the music.
Output: unacceptable
An echoing voice rang out.
Output: unacceptable
A striped fish swam in the aquarium.
Output: acceptable
In the aquarium swam a striped fish.
Output: acceptable
In the aquarium there swam a striped fish.
Output: acceptable
The cattle are herding in the pasture.
Output: acceptable
The cattle herded.
Output: acceptable
I herded the cattle.
Output: acceptable
The bag is bulging with groceries.
Output: acceptable
Groceries are bulging in the bag.
Output: unacceptable
The bag is bulging.
Output: acceptable
I had to bulge the bag with groceries.
Output: unacceptable
A statue of Jefferson stood on the comer.
Output: acceptable
There stood on the comer a statue of Jefferson.
Output: acceptable
A statue of Jefferson stood on the comer of the two boulevards.
Output: acceptable
On the comer of the two boulevards stood a statue of Jefferson.
Output: acceptable
The hanging gardens are a sight to behold.
Output: acceptable
The river runs from the lake to the sea.
Output: acceptable
The stream winds through the valley.
Output: acceptable
The stream crawls through the valley.
Output: acceptable
Through the valley ran a rushing stream.
Output: acceptable
There ran through the valley a rushing stream.
Output: acceptable
Italy borders France.
Output: acceptable
Snow caps the mountain.
Output: acceptable
A ship appeared.
Output: acceptable
A large ship appeared on the horizon.
Output: acceptable
On the horizon appeared a large ship.
Output: acceptable
A solution immediately presented itself.
Output: acceptable
A solution immediately presented.
Output: unacceptable
A solution immediately presented itself to him.
Output: acceptable
A wonderful opportunity presented itself yesterday.
Output: acceptable
To him presented itself a wonderful opportunity.
Output: unacceptable
I presented a solution yesterday.
Output: acceptable
A solution presented itself yesterday.
Output: acceptable
The crowd vanished.
Output: acceptable
A valuable 13th-century manuscript recently vanished from the library.
Output: acceptable
The rabbit vanished into thin air.
Output: acceptable
The magician vanished a rabbit into thin air.
Output: unacceptable
A serious accident happened yesterday.
Output: acceptable
There happened a serious accident yesterday.
Output: acceptable
A serious accident happened in front of them.
Output: acceptable
In front of them happen.
Output: acceptable
The accident happened.
Output: acceptable
The motorist happened the accident.
Output: unacceptable
Sylvia squirmed.
Output: acceptable
The lecture squirmed Sylvia.
Output: unacceptable
The dog flopped onto the bed.
Output: acceptable
The dog flopped in the comer.
Output: acceptable
A dog lay in the comer.
Output: acceptable
There lay a dog in the comer.
Output: unacceptable
A dog lay in the corner.
Output: acceptable
In the corner lay a dog.
Output: unacceptable
The convict escaped.
Output: acceptable
The convict escaped from the police.
Output: acceptable
The convict escaped the police.
Output: acceptable
The collaborators escaped the convict.
Output: unacceptable
We abandoned the area.
Output: acceptable
We abandoned from the area.
Output: unacceptable
The ball rolled.
Output: acceptable
The ball rolled down the hill.
Output: acceptable
The ball rolled over the hill.
Output: acceptable
The ball rolled into the gutter.
Output: acceptable
Bill rolled the ball down the hill.
Output: acceptable
The ball rolled the hill.
Output: unacceptable
The horse jumped over the stream.
Output: acceptable
The horse jumped across the stream.
Output: acceptable
The horse jumped into the stream.
Output: acceptable
The horse jumped out of the stream.
Output: acceptable
The lions jumped through the hoop.
Output: acceptable
The horse jumped the stream.
Output: acceptable
A little white rabbit jumped out of the box.
Output: acceptable
There jumped out of the box a little white rabbit.
Output: acceptable
We walked ourselves into a state of exhaustion.
Output: acceptable
Tom ran the soles off his shoes.
Output: acceptable
He skated Penny around the rink.
Output: acceptable
They rowed.
Output: acceptable
He rowed Penny across the lake.
Output: acceptable
Penny rowed across the lake.
Output: acceptable
They rowed along the canals of Venice.
Output: acceptable
They rowed the canals of Venice.
Output: acceptable
They waltzed.
Output: acceptable
She waltzed across the floor.
Output: acceptable
He waltzed her across the floor.
Output: acceptable
Jackie chased after the thief.
Output: acceptable
Jackie chased the thief down the street.
Output: acceptable
Jackie chased the thief.
Output: acceptable
The thief chased down the street.
Output: unacceptable
The thief chased.
Output: unacceptable
Rose accompanied.
Output: unacceptable
Sasha lingered in the museum.
Output: acceptable
Sasha lingered over lunch.
Output: acceptable
Phyllis lingered Sasha over lunch.
Output: unacceptable
Maggie hurried through the museum.
Output: acceptable
Her sister hurried.
Output: acceptable
Maggie hurried her sister.
Output: acceptable
The package weighed ten pounds.
Output: acceptable
Ten pounds was weighed by the package.
Output: unacceptable
I weighed the package ten pounds.
Output: unacceptable
I weighed the package.
Output: acceptable
The book costs $10.
Output: acceptable
The book valued at $200.
Output: unacceptable
The book valued $200.
Output: unacceptable
The phone company billed me $10 for that phone call.
Output: acceptable
The phone company billed $10 to me.
Output: unacceptable
The phone company billed me $10.
Output: acceptable
The phone company billed $10 as me.
Output: unacceptable
The meeting began at 4 P.M.
Output: acceptable
I began the meeting at 4 P.M.
Output: acceptable
Wilma completed the assignment.
Output: acceptable
The assignment completed.
Output: unacceptable
My family always summers at the seashore.
Output: acceptable
The man kicked a ball.
Output: acceptable
A man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The ball kicked a man.
Output: acceptable
A ball kicked the man.
Output: acceptable
The ball, a man kicked.
Output: acceptable
The man, a ball kicked.
Output: acceptable
Kicked the man the ball.
Output: unacceptable
Man the ball kicked the.
Output: unacceptable
The man a ball kicked.
Output: unacceptable
Kim lives in the house Lee sold it to her.
Output: unacceptable
Kim fond of Lee.
Output: unacceptable
Kim is fond of Lee.
Output: acceptable
In January 2002, a dull star in an obscure constellation suddenly became 600,000 times more luminous than our Sun, temporarily making it the brightest star in our galaxy.
Output: acceptable
The man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The tall man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The handsome, tall man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The handsome, tall, nice man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
Some sentences can go on.
Output: acceptable
Some sentences can go on and on.
Output: acceptable
Some sentences can go on and on and on.
Output: acceptable
Some sentences can go on and on and on and on.
Output: acceptable
All native speakers have a grammatical competence which can generate an infinite set of grammatical sentences from a finite set of resources.
Output: acceptable
The professor found some strong evidences of water on Mars.
Output: unacceptable
Do not end a sentence with a preposition.
Output: acceptable
Avoid double negatives.
Output: acceptable
The evidence that John found was more helpful than the one that Smith found.
Output: unacceptable
We had hoped to get three new equipments every month, but we only had enough money to get an equipment every two weeks.
Output: unacceptable
The equipment we bought last year was more expensive than the one we bought this year.
Output: unacceptable
The student was hoping for a good clue.
Output: acceptable
The clue that John got was more helpful than the one that Smith got.
Output: acceptable
The student was hoping for a tool.
Output: acceptable
The tool that Jones got was more helpful than the one that Smith got.
Output: acceptable
much evidence is needed.
Output: acceptable
much equipment is needed.
Output: acceptable
much information is needed.
Output: acceptable
much furniture is needed.
Output: acceptable
much advice is needed.
Output: acceptable
much clue is needed.
Output: unacceptable
much tool is needed.
Output: unacceptable
much armchair is needed.
Output: unacceptable
much bags is needed.
Output: unacceptable
many evidence was provided.
Output: unacceptable
many equipment is available.
Output: unacceptable
The room contains many furniture.
Output: unacceptable
The paper provides many clues.
Output: acceptable
The box contains many tools.
Output: acceptable
John offers many suggestions.
Output: acceptable
little evidence was provided.
Output: acceptable
little equipment is available.
Output: acceptable
John offers little advice.
Output: acceptable
little information was provided.
Output: acceptable
little clue could be found.
Output: unacceptable
the box contains little tool.
Output: unacceptable
John offers little suggestion.
Output: unacceptable
The room contains little armchair.
Output: unacceptable
few evidence was provided.
Output: unacceptable
few equipment is available.
Output: unacceptable
the room contains few furniture.
Output: unacceptable
John offers few advice.
Output: unacceptable
few information was provided.
Output: unacceptable
few clues could be found.
Output: acceptable
John offers few suggestions.
Output: acceptable
The room contains few armchairs.
Output: acceptable
The president was hoping for a good cake.
Output: acceptable
The bartender gave John some good beers.
Output: acceptable
No one knows how to tell from a good beer to a bad one.
Output: acceptable
My pastor says I ate too much cake.
Output: acceptable
The students drank too much beer last night.
Output: acceptable
People now drink less beer.
Output: acceptable
In English, the main verb agrees with the head element of the subject.
Output: acceptable
The recent strike by pilots have cost the country a great deal of money from tourism and so on.
Output: unacceptable
The average age at which people begin to need eyeglasses vary considerably.
Output: unacceptable
Despite of his limited educational opportunities, Abraham Lincoln became one of the greatest intellectuals in the world.
Output: unacceptable
A pastor was executed, notwithstanding on many applications in favor of him.
Output: unacceptable
Visiting relatives can be boring.
Output: acceptable
He said that that ` that ' that that man used was wrong.
Output: acceptable
Kim and Sandy is looking for a new bicycle.
Output: acceptable
I have never put the book.
Output: acceptable
The boat floated down the river sank.
Output: acceptable
Chris must liking syntax.
Output: acceptable
There is eager to be fifty students in this class.
Output: acceptable
What is John eager to do?
Output: acceptable
What is John easy to do?
Output: acceptable
Is the boy who holding the plate can see the girl?
Output: acceptable
Which chemical did you mix the hydrogen peroxide and?
Output: acceptable
There seem to be a good feeling developing among the students.
Output: acceptable
Strings have been pulled many times to get students into that university.
Output: acceptable
He washed himself.
Output: acceptable
He washed herself.
Output: unacceptable
He washed myself.
Output: unacceptable
He washed ourselves.
Output: unacceptable
He washed me.
Output: acceptable
He washed us.
Output: acceptable
Wash yourself.
Output: acceptable
Wash yourselves.
Output: acceptable
Wash himself.
Output: unacceptable
Wash me!
Output: acceptable
The weather is lovely today.
Output: acceptable
I am hoping that the weather is lovely today.
Output: acceptable
The birds are singing because the weather is lovely today.
Output: acceptable
They read the book.
Output: acceptable
He treats John very.
Output: acceptable
He walked right the wall.
Output: acceptable
They have no TV.
Output: acceptable
They have no car.
Output: acceptable
They have no information.
Output: acceptable
They have no friend.
Output: acceptable
They have no went.
Output: unacceptable
They have no old.
Output: unacceptable
They have no and.
Output: unacceptable
They can sing.
Output: acceptable
They can run.
Output: acceptable
They can smile.
Output: acceptable
They can cry.
Output: acceptable
They can happy.
Output: unacceptable
They can down.
Output: unacceptable
They can door.
Output: unacceptable
They can very.
Output: unacceptable
They read the new book.
Output: acceptable
They read the interesting book.
Output: acceptable
They read the scientific book.
Output: acceptable
They read the sing book.
Output: unacceptable
They read the under book.
Output: unacceptable
They read the every book.
Output: unacceptable
He treats John very nicely.
Output: acceptable
He treats John very badly.
Output: acceptable
He treats John very kindly.
Output: acceptable
He treats John very kind.
Output: unacceptable
He treats John very shame.
Output: unacceptable
He walked right into the wall.
Output: acceptable
He walked right happy.
Output: unacceptable
John sang a song, Mary played the piano.
Output: acceptable
We found out that very lucrative jobs were in jeopardy.
Output: acceptable
My these jobs are in jeopardy.
Output: unacceptable
The his jobs are in jeopardy.
Output: unacceptable
I think learning English is not easy at all.
Output: acceptable
I doubt you can help me in understanding this.
Output: acceptable
I think that learning English is not all that easy.
Output: acceptable
I doubt if you can help me in understanding this.
Output: acceptable
I am anxious for you to study English grammar hard.
Output: acceptable
I think that learning English to be not all that easy.
Output: unacceptable
I doubt if you to help me in understanding this.
Output: unacceptable
I am anxious for you should study English grammar hard.
Output: unacceptable
John not leave.
Output: acceptable
John drink beer last night.
Output: acceptable
John leave for Seoul tomorrow?
Output: acceptable
John will study syntax, and Mary, too.
Output: acceptable
He left.
Output: acceptable
He did not leave.
Output: acceptable
Students wanted to write a letter.
Output: acceptable
Students intended to surprise the teacher.
Output: acceptable
Students objected to the teacher.
Output: acceptable
Students sent letters to the teacher.
Output: acceptable
It is crucial for John to show an interest.
Output: acceptable
It is crucial that John should show an interest.
Output: acceptable
I know I should go to the dentist's, but I just don't want to.
Output: acceptable
I don't really want to go to the dentist's, but I know I should.
Output: acceptable
She thought it was likely that everyone to fit into the car.
Output: unacceptable
She thought it was likely that everyone might fit into the car.
Output: acceptable
She thought it was easy for everyone to fit into the car.
Output: acceptable
She thought it was easy for everyone would fit into the car.
Output: unacceptable
The umpire called off the game.
Output: acceptable
The umpire called the game off.
Output: acceptable
The two boys looked the word up.
Output: acceptable
The umpire fell off the deck.
Output: acceptable
The two boys looked up the high stairs.
Output: acceptable
The two boys looked up the high stairs from the floor.
Output: acceptable
The umpire fell the deck off.
Output: unacceptable
The students looked the high stairs up from the floor.
Output: unacceptable
The students looked the high stairs up.
Output: unacceptable
The umpire called it of.
Output: acceptable
The umpire called off it.
Output: unacceptable
The umpire fell it off.
Output: unacceptable
The umpire fell off it.
Output: acceptable
A tall boy threw the ball.
Output: acceptable
The cat chased the long string.
Output: acceptable
That ball hit a student.
Output: acceptable
The piano played a song.
Output: acceptable
The piano kicked a student.
Output: acceptable
That ball sang a student.
Output: acceptable
The tall, handsome man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The tall, kind, handsome man kicked the ball.
Output: acceptable
The happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy man sang a song.
Output: acceptable
The mother of the boy and the girl is arriving soon.
Output: acceptable
The mother of the boy and the girl are arriving soon.
Output: acceptable
John saw the man with a telescope.
Output: acceptable
We need more intelligent leaders.
Output: acceptable
The student enjoyed his English syntax class last semester.
Output: acceptable
The policeman met several young students in the park last night.
Output: acceptable
It was the policeman that met several young students in the park last night.
Output: acceptable
It was several young students that the policeman met in the park last night.
Output: acceptable
It was last night that the policeman met several young students in the park.
Output: acceptable
It was several young students in that the policeman met the park last night.
Output: unacceptable
It was in the park last night that the policeman met several young students.
Output: unacceptable
Where did the policeman meet several young students?
Output: acceptable
What did you put in your box?
Output: acceptable
Where did you put the book?
Output: acceptable
What did you do?
Output: acceptable
John looked up the inside of the chimney.
Output: acceptable
John looked up the meaning of ` chanson '.
Output: acceptable
What did he look up?
Output: acceptable
Where did he look?
Output: acceptable
Up what did he look?
Output: acceptable
What do you think the man who is standing by the door is doing now?
Output: acceptable
What do you think he is doing now?
Output: acceptable
Have you been to Seoul?
Output: acceptable
John might go home, so might Bill.
Output: acceptable
John might pass the exam, and as might Bill.
Output: acceptable
If John can speak French fluently – which we all know he can – we will have no problems.
Output: acceptable
John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, and to annoy him I really stuffed them there.
Output: acceptable
John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, and to annoy him I stuffed them there.
Output: acceptable
John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, but I did so put the clothes in the suitcase.
Output: unacceptable
The girls played in the water and swam under the bridge.
Output: acceptable
The children were neither in their rooms nor on the porch.
Output: acceptable
Many people drink beer or wine.
Output: acceptable
Mary waited for the bus and to go home.
Output: unacceptable
Lee went to the store and crazy.
Output: unacceptable
liked ice cream.
Output: acceptable
the whistle tune was beautiful.
Output: unacceptable
the easily student finished his homework.
Output: unacceptable
the my dog is a terrier.
Output: unacceptable
The monkey wants to leave the meeting.
Output: acceptable
The monkey eager to leave the meeting.
Output: unacceptable
The monkeys approved of their leader.
Output: acceptable
The men practice medicine.
Output: acceptable
The men doctors of medicine.
Output: unacceptable
John read the book loudly.
Output: acceptable
John sounded happy.
Output: acceptable
John felt proud that his son won the game.
Output: acceptable
John sounded happily.
Output: unacceptable
John sounded the student.
Output: unacceptable
John sounded in the park.
Output: unacceptable
The monkeys seem want to leave the meeting.
Output: unacceptable
The monkeys seem eager to leave the meeting.
Output: acceptable
John seems know about the bananas.
Output: unacceptable
John seems certain about the bananas.
Output: acceptable
John came from Seoul.
Output: acceptable
They put the book in the box.
Output: acceptable
They stayed in the hotel.
Output: acceptable
The fly fell into the soup.
Output: acceptable
The squirrel ran straight.
Output: acceptable
The squirrel ran right up the tree.
Output: acceptable
The squirrel is right angry.
Output: unacceptable
The squirrel ran straight quickly.
Output: unacceptable
The squirrel ran right quickly.
Output: unacceptable
This handsome man chased a dog.
Output: acceptable
A man kicked that ball.
Output: acceptable
That tall woman chased a cat.
Output: acceptable
His friend kicked a ball.
Output: acceptable
Bill claims John believes Mary thinks Tom is honest.
Output: acceptable
Jane imagines Bill claims John believes Mary thinks Tom is honest.
Output: acceptable
The little boy hit the child with a toy.
Output: acceptable
Chocolate cakes and pies are my favorite desserts.
Output: acceptable
The children were in their rooms or happily.
Output: unacceptable
John suddenly got off the bus.
Output: acceptable
John suddenly put off the customers.
Output: acceptable
John suddenly got the bus off.
Output: unacceptable
John suddenly put the customers off.
Output: acceptable
His second book came out earlier this year and became an instant best-seller.
Output: acceptable
When you book something such as a hotel room, you arrange to have it.
Output: acceptable
Price quotes on selected categories will be sent out upon request.
Output: acceptable
No doubt that he was forced to leave his family against his will.
Output: acceptable
He intended to will the large amount of money to Frank.
Output: acceptable
Jane stood aside to let her pass.
Output: acceptable
He has a rail pass that's right for you.
Output: acceptable
It is important for us to spend time with children.
Output: acceptable
He was arrested for being drunk.
Output: acceptable
I think that person we met last week is insane.
Output: acceptable
We believe that he is quite reasonable.
Output: acceptable
I forgot to return the book that I borrowed from the teacher.
Output: acceptable
I am anxious that you should arrive on time.
Output: acceptable
I am anxious for you to arrive on time.
Output: acceptable
I am anxious for you should arrive on time.
Output: unacceptable
I wonder whether you'd be kind enough to give us information.
Output: acceptable
If students study hard, teachers will be happy.
Output: acceptable
Whether they say it or not, most teachers expect their students to study hard.
Output: acceptable
John put a book on the table.
Output: acceptable
She turned down his offer.
Output: acceptable
He looked at a book about swimming.
Output: acceptable
He talked to a girl about swimming.
Output: acceptable
He talked with a girl about swimming.
Output: acceptable
I don't know the people present.
Output: acceptable
Could you turn off the fire and on the light?
Output: unacceptable
I know the truth and that you are innocent.
Output: unacceptable
John refused the offer proudly.
Output: acceptable
I consider John the best candidate.
Output: acceptable
I saw him leaving the main building.
Output: acceptable
He took John to the school by the park.
Output: acceptable
John sang a song and danced to the music.
Output: acceptable
John wants to study linguistics in near future.
Output: acceptable
They told Angelica to arrive early for the award.
Output: acceptable
That Louise had abandoned the project surprised everyone.
Output: acceptable
I know you like the back of my hand.
Output: acceptable
Time flies like an arrow.
Output: acceptable
I need to have that report on our web page by tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
The monkey scratched a boy on Monday.
Output: acceptable
John tagged the monkey in the forest.
Output: acceptable
The monkey was tagged in the forest by John.
Output: acceptable
The cat devoured the rat.
Output: acceptable
The rat devoured the cat.
Output: acceptable
This car stinks.
Output: acceptable
It rains.
Output: acceptable
The committee disliked her proposal.
Output: acceptable
These books disappoint me.
Output: acceptable
Our neighbor takes his children to school in his car.
Output: acceptable
Our neighbor take his children to school in his car.
Output: unacceptable
The book, including all the chapters in the first section, is very interesting.
Output: acceptable
The book, including all the chapters in the first section, are very interesting.
Output: unacceptable
The effectiveness of teaching and learning depends on several factors.
Output: acceptable
The effectiveness of teaching and learning depend on several factors.
Output: unacceptable
The tornadoes that tear through this county every spring are more than just a nuisance.
Output: acceptable
The tornadoes that tear through this county every spring is more than just a nuisance.
Output: unacceptable
The lady singing with a boy is a genius, isn't he?
Output: acceptable
The lady singing with a boy is a genius, isn't she?
Output: unacceptable
With their teacher, the kids have arrived safely, haven't they?
Output: acceptable
With their teacher, the kids have arrived safely, hasn't he?
Output: unacceptable
The kids have arrived safely.
Output: acceptable
It could be more detrimental.
Output: acceptable
Is this teacher a genius?
Output: acceptable
Have the kids arrived safely?
Output: acceptable
Could it be more detrimental?
Output: acceptable
The kids in our class have arrived safely.
Output: acceptable
Have in our class the kids arrived safely?
Output: unacceptable
His girlfriend bought this computer.
Output: acceptable
Thunder frightens the dog.
Output: acceptable
The dog fears thunder.
Output: acceptable
His girlfriend bought this computer for him.
Output: acceptable
The child broke the teapot by accident.
Output: acceptable
This computer was bought for him by his girlfriend.
Output: acceptable
The teapot was broken by the child by accident.
Output: acceptable
This item belongs to the student.
Output: acceptable
The student is belonged to by this item.
Output: unacceptable
He remained a good friend to me.
Output: acceptable
A good friend is remained to me.
Output: unacceptable
John gave the boys the CDs.
Output: acceptable
My mother baked me a birthday cake.
Output: acceptable
She was sent a review copy of the book by the publisher.
Output: acceptable
She was sent a review copy of the book.
Output: acceptable
John gave the CDs to the boys.
Output: acceptable
The publisher sent a review copy of the book to her.
Output: acceptable
My mother baked a cake for me.
Output: acceptable
The CDs were given to the boys by John.
Output: acceptable
A review copy of the book was sent to her by the publisher.
Output: acceptable
This nice cake was baked for me by my mother.
Output: acceptable
This is my ultimate goal.
Output: acceptable
Michelle became an architect.
Output: acceptable
They elected Graham chairman.
Output: acceptable
Chairman was elected Graham.
Output: unacceptable
The best writer was considered Andrew.
Output: unacceptable
John made Kim a great doll.
Output: acceptable
The situation became terrible.
Output: acceptable
This map is what he wants.
Output: acceptable
The message was that you should come on time.
Output: acceptable
I made Kim angry.
Output: acceptable
I consider him immoral.
Output: acceptable
I regard Andrew as the best writer.
Output: acceptable
They spoil their kids rotten.
Output: acceptable
John put books in the box.
Output: acceptable
John talked to Bill about the exam.
Output: acceptable
She reminded him of the last time they met.
Output: acceptable
They would inform Mary of any success they have made.
Output: acceptable
John gave a book to the student.
Output: acceptable
John bought a book for the student.
Output: acceptable
The bus stopped suddenly.
Output: acceptable
Shakespeare wrote his plays a long time ago.
Output: acceptable
They went to the theater in London.
Output: acceptable
He failed chemistry because he can't understand it.
Output: acceptable
John gave Tom a book a record.
Output: unacceptable
I saw this film several times last year during the summer.
Output: acceptable
My uncle visited today.
Output: acceptable
Today was visited by my uncle.
Output: unacceptable
The termites destroyed the sand castle.
Output: acceptable
Being honest is not an easy task.
Output: acceptable
That John passed surprised her.
Output: acceptable
To finish this work on time is almost unexpected.
Output: acceptable
Under the bed is a safe place to hide.
Output: acceptable
I sent a surprise present to John.
Output: acceptable
They wondered what she did yesterday.
Output: acceptable
They believed that everybody would pass the test.
Output: acceptable
Are you going on holiday before or after Easter? I prefer after Easter.
Output: acceptable
That John passed surprised her, didn't it?
Output: acceptable
That the march should go ahead and that it should be cancelled have been argued by different people at different times.
Output: acceptable
That the march should go ahead and that it should be cancelled has been argued by different people at different times.
Output: unacceptable
To finish it on time made quite a statement, didn't it?
Output: acceptable
To delay the march and to go ahead with it have been argued by different people at different times.
Output: acceptable
To delay the march and to go ahead with it has been argued by different people at different times.
Output: unacceptable
The little cat devoured a mouse last night.
Output: acceptable
John left very early.
Output: acceptable
John studied hard to pass the exam.
Output: acceptable
She disappeared when the main party arrived.
Output: acceptable
A boy hit the ball.
Output: acceptable
The students felt comfortable in the class.
Output: acceptable
John gave a book to the students.
Output: acceptable
John died last night.
Output: acceptable
John bought a lot of books for his sons.
Output: acceptable
John promised Bill to leave tomorrow morning.
Output: acceptable
John deprived his sons of game cards.
Output: acceptable
Mary received an award from the department.
Output: acceptable
John told the rumor to his friend.
Output: acceptable
John put his books in the attic.
Output: acceptable
The government kept all the money.
Output: acceptable
John hit the ball with a bat.
Output: acceptable
John wiped the window with a towel.
Output: acceptable
The cat chased pat the mouse.
Output: acceptable
The mouse was chased by the cat.
Output: acceptable
There still remains an issue to be solved.
Output: acceptable
There lived a man with his grandson.
Output: acceptable
There arrived a tall, red haired and incredibly well dressed man.
Output: acceptable
There sang a man with a pipe.
Output: unacceptable
There dances a man with an umbrella.
Output: unacceptable
John resembles his mother.
Output: acceptable
A is similar to B.
Output: acceptable
John runs into the house.
Output: acceptable
Mary looked at the sky.
Output: acceptable
The school awarded a few of the girls in Miss Kim's class scholarships.
Output: acceptable
She was the nicest teacher in the Senior School.
Output: acceptable
They elected him America's 31st President.
Output: acceptable
The next morning we set out for Seoul.
Output: acceptable
Doing syntax is not easy.
Output: acceptable
He saw the man with the stick.
Output: acceptable
They parted the best of friends.
Output: acceptable
In the summer we always go to France.
Output: acceptable
Last year I saw this film several times.
Output: acceptable
He baked Tom the bread last night.
Output: acceptable
That they have completed the course is amazing.
Output: acceptable
The teacher made students happy.
Output: acceptable
We reminded him of the agreement.
Output: acceptable
In the garden stands a statue.
Output: acceptable
In the garden stand a statue.
Output: unacceptable
Among the guests was sitting my friend Louise.
Output: acceptable
Among the guests were sitting my friend Louise.
Output: unacceptable
This proved my hypothesis.
Output: acceptable
The students all enjoyed that summer.
Output: acceptable
The students all worked that summer.
Output: acceptable
The scientist made her a robot.
Output: acceptable
The students called me a teacher.
Output: acceptable
A big green insect flew into the soup.
Output: acceptable
John's mother sent a letter to Mary.
Output: acceptable
We placed the cheese in the refrigerator.
Output: acceptable
Frank threw himself into the sofa.
Output: acceptable
The ice melted.
Output: acceptable
The vacuum cleaner frightens the child.
Output: acceptable
Scientists found that the birds sang well in the evenings, but performed badly in the mornings.
Output: acceptable
John put his gold.
Output: unacceptable
John put his gold safe.
Output: unacceptable
John put his gold to be under the bathtub.
Output: unacceptable
John put his gold under the bathtub.
Output: acceptable
This is the box in which John put his gold.
Output: acceptable
This is the gold that John put under the bathtub.
Output: acceptable
The king kept put his gold under the bathtub.
Output: unacceptable
The king kept putting his gold under the bathtub.
Output: acceptable
The defendant denied the accusation.
Output: acceptable
The defendant denied.
Output: unacceptable
The teacher handed the student a book.
Output: acceptable
The teacher handed the student.
Output: unacceptable
They want to leave the meeting.
Output: acceptable
They eager to leave the meeting.
Output: unacceptable
The senators know that the president is telling a lie.
Output: acceptable
The senators certain that the president is telling a lie.
Output: unacceptable
be eager to leave the meeting.
Output: acceptable
The senators to be certain that the president is telling a lie.
Output: unacceptable
The senators be certain that the president is telling a lie.
Output: unacceptable
Tom offered advice to his students in his office.
Output: acceptable
Tom offered advice to his students with love.
Output: acceptable
John kept him behind the garage.
Output: acceptable
John stayed Kim behind the garage.
Output: unacceptable
John placed him busy.
Output: unacceptable
John kept him busy.
Output: acceptable
John stayed him busy.
Output: unacceptable
John placed behind the counter.
Output: unacceptable
John kept behind the counter.
Output: unacceptable
John stayed behind the counter.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the bank.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the bank on Friday.
Output: acceptable
The UN blamed global warming on humans on natural causes.
Output: unacceptable
Kim and Sandy met in Seoul in the lobby of the Lotte Hotel in March.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the checking account and Mary did the same thing.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the checking account on Friday and Mary did the same thing.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the checking account on Friday and Mary did the same thing on Monday.
Output: acceptable
John deposited some money in the checking account and Mary did the same thing in the savings account.
Output: unacceptable
John gave a present to the student and Mary did the same thing to the teacher.
Output: unacceptable
John locked Fido in the garage and Mary did so in the room.
Output: unacceptable
John ate a carrot and Mary did so a radish.
Output: unacceptable
Kim jogs on the hill.
Output: acceptable
Kim jogs under the hill.
Output: acceptable
Kim jogs over the hill.
Output: acceptable
Kim depends.
Output: acceptable
Kim relies on Sandy.
Output: acceptable
Kim depends on Sandy.
Output: acceptable
Kim depends at Sandy.
Output: unacceptable
John met a student in the park.
Output: acceptable
John met in the park a student.
Output: unacceptable
The problem disappeared the accusation.
Output: unacceptable
The problem disappeared.
Output: acceptable
The boy gave the book.
Output: unacceptable
The boy gave the baby the book.
Output: acceptable
The bird devours the worm.
Output: acceptable
The birds devour the worm.
Output: acceptable
Every photo of Max and sketch by his students appeared in the magazine.
Output: acceptable
No photo of Max and sketch by his students appeared in the magazine.
Output: acceptable
Sketch by his students appeared in the magazine.
Output: unacceptable
The present king of country music is more popular than the last one.
Output: acceptable
The king of Rock and Roll is more popular than the one of country music.
Output: unacceptable
Which student were you talking about?
Output: acceptable
John put in the box.
Output: unacceptable
In the box put John the book.
Output: unacceptable
The election results surprised everybody.
Output: acceptable
That he won the election surprised everybody.
Output: acceptable
John disappeared.
Output: acceptable
John disappeared Bill.
Output: unacceptable
John coughed.
Output: acceptable
John coughed the money.
Output: unacceptable
The president looked weary.
Output: acceptable
The teacher became tired of the students.
Output: acceptable
The lasagna tasted delicious.
Output: acceptable
John remained somewhat calm.
Output: acceptable
The jury seemed ready to leave.
Output: acceptable
John became a success.
Output: acceptable
John seemed a fool.
Output: acceptable
John remained a student.
Output: acceptable
John saw Fred.
Output: acceptable
Alice typed the letter.
Output: acceptable
Clinton supported the health care bill.
Output: acceptable
Raccoons destroyed the garden.
Output: acceptable
The school board leader asked the students a question.
Output: acceptable
John taught new students English Syntax.
Output: acceptable
The school board leader asked a question of the students.
Output: acceptable
The sexual revolution makes some people uncomfortable.
Output: acceptable
Ad agencies call young people Generation X-ers.
Output: acceptable
Historians believe FDR to be our most effective president.
Output: acceptable
John carried to the door.
Output: unacceptable
Tom locked Fido in the garage.
Output: acceptable
Tom bathed Fido in the garage.
Output: acceptable
Tom placed it under the table.
Output: acceptable
Tom played it under the table.
Output: acceptable
I wonder if you will come back tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
You would have a reply if you come back tomorrow.
Output: acceptable
Tom hid the manuscript in the cupboard.
Output: acceptable
Fred hired Sharon to change the oil.
Output: acceptable
They pushed the prisoners into the truck.
Output: acceptable
Frank hopes to persuade Harry to make the cook wash the dishes.
Output: acceptable
George mailed the attorney his photograph of the accident.
Output: acceptable
Tom keeps asking Karen's sister to buy the car.
Output: acceptable
Jane left the book on the table.
Output: acceptable
We have not confirmed whether the flight had been booked.
Output: acceptable
We saw him beaten by the champion.
Output: acceptable
They confined his remarks to the matter under discussion.
Output: acceptable
Oliver ascribed his longevity there.
Output: unacceptable
Oliver mentioned Charles the problem.
Output: unacceptable
Oliver fined ten pounds to the prisoner.
Output: unacceptable
Oliver drove me a lunatic.
Output: unacceptable
Oliver addressed the king the letter.
Output: unacceptable
The students of English from Seoul faced many issues in the process of interpreting, transcribing, and editing the poems.
Output: acceptable
The love of my life and father of my children would never do such a thing.
Output: acceptable
The museum displayed no painting by Miro or drawing by Klee.
Output: acceptable
By law, every dog and cat in the area has to be neutered.
Output: acceptable
Learning to use a language freely and fully is a lengthy and arduous process.
Output: acceptable
Kim put the book in the box.
Output: acceptable
Kim put the book.
Output: unacceptable
Is putting the book in the box.
Output: unacceptable
Talked with Bill about the exam.
Output: unacceptable
They wrote to her.
Output: acceptable
They are kind to her.
Output: acceptable
They want to write to her.
Output: acceptable
They want to wrote to her.
Output: unacceptable
They want to be kind to her.
Output: acceptable
They want to are kind to her.
Output: unacceptable
The student knows the answers.
Output: acceptable
The student knew the answers.
Output: acceptable
The students know the answers.
Output: acceptable
The student knowing the answers.
Output: unacceptable
The student known the answers.
Output: unacceptable