niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
If you eat more, you want correspondingly less.
Output: acceptable
When you eat more, you want correspondingly less.
Output: acceptable
As you eat more, you want correspondingly less.
Output: acceptable
The most you want, the least you eat.
Output: unacceptable
The angrier Sue gets, the more Fred admires her.
Output: acceptable
The more that you eat, the less that you want.
Output: acceptable
The angrier that Sue gets, the more that Fred admires her.
Output: acceptable
I think that the more you eat, the less you want.
Output: acceptable
I'm not shocked by the idea that the more you eat, the less you want.
Output: acceptable
It is obvious that the more you eat, the less you want.
Output: acceptable
It is not entirely clear if the more you eat, the less you want.
Output: acceptable
I want to explain exactly why the more you eat, the less you want.
Output: acceptable
I demand that the more John eats, the more he pays.
Output: acceptable
I demand that the more John eat, the more he pay.
Output: unacceptable
I demand that John pay more, the more he eats.
Output: acceptable
I demand that John pays more, the more he eat.
Output: unacceptable
You get angrier, the more we eat, don't you.
Output: acceptable
You get angrier, the more we eat, don't we.
Output: unacceptable
The harder it has rained, how much faster a flow that appears in the river?
Output: unacceptable
The harder it has rained, how much faster a flow appears in the river?
Output: acceptable
The harder it rains, how much faster that do you run?
Output: unacceptable
The harder it rains, how much faster do you run?
Output: acceptable
The harder it rains, how much faster a flow do you see in the river?
Output: acceptable
The harder it rains, how much faster a flow that do you see in the river?
Output: unacceptable
When it rains harder, how much faster a flow appears in the river?
Output: acceptable
As it rains harder, how much faster a flow appears in the river?
Output: acceptable
As it rains harder, how much faster a flow that appears in the river?
Output: unacceptable
When it rains harder, how much faster a flow that appears in the river?
Output: unacceptable
How much harder has it rained, the faster a flow you see in the river?
Output: acceptable
How much harder has it rained, when you see a faster flow in the river?
Output: acceptable
The more John eats, the tighter keep your mouth shut about it.
Output: unacceptable
The more everyone eat, the more John keeps his big mouth shut about it, OK?
Output: unacceptable
When John eats more, keep your mouth shut tighter, OK?
Output: acceptable
As John eats more, keep your mouth shut tighter, OK?
Output: acceptable
Keep your mouth shut tighter, the more John eats, OK?
Output: acceptable
Everyone keep your mouth shut tighter, the more John eats, OK?
Output: acceptable
I can well imagine the more him eating, the fatter him getting.
Output: unacceptable
Bill can well imagine getting fat.
Output: acceptable
Bill can well imagine the more he eats, the fatter getting.
Output: unacceptable
Fred can well imagine Joe getting fatter, the more he eats.
Output: acceptable
It is important the more you eat, the more careful to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important for the more you eat, the more careful to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important the more you to eat, the more careful to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important the more you eat, the more careful you to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important the more you eat, the more careful for you to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important for the more you to eat, the more careful to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important for the more you to eat, the more careful for you to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important the more you to eat, the more careful for you to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important for the more you eat, the more careful you to be.
Output: unacceptable
It is important for you to be more careful, the more you eat.
Output: acceptable
It is important to be more careful, the more you eat.
Output: acceptable
I can well imagine quickly Mary answering the question.
Output: unacceptable
I can well imagine with a hatchet Mary destroying the Jeep.
Output: unacceptable
I can well imagine if he eats more, him getting fat.
Output: unacceptable
It is not entirely obvious if, Mary listens to the Grateful Dead, she gets depressed.
Output: unacceptable
It is not entirely obvious whether, Mary listens to the Grateful Dead, she gets depressed.
Output: unacceptable
Mary listens to the Grateful Dead and she gets depressed.
Output: acceptable
If Mary listens to the Grateful Dead, she gets depressed.
Output: acceptable
When Mary listens to the Grateful Dead, she gets depressed.
Output: acceptable
Mary gets depressed if she listens to the Grateful Dead.
Output: acceptable
Mary gets depressed when she listens to the Grateful Dead.
Output: acceptable
The more she looked at pictures, the angrier Mary got.
Output: acceptable
The more pictures Mary looked at, she got angrier and angrier.
Output: unacceptable
Mary gets depressed and she listens to the Grateful Dead.
Output: acceptable
The higher the stakes are, the lower his expectations are.
Output: acceptable
The higher the stakes, the lower his expectations.
Output: acceptable
His expectations are lower, the higher the stakes.
Output: acceptable
His expectations are lower, the higher the stakes are.
Output: acceptable
His expectations lower, the higher the stakes.
Output: unacceptable
His expectations lower, the higher the stakes are.
Output: unacceptable
The more obnoxious Fred is, the less attention you should pay to him.
Output: acceptable
The more obnoxious Fred, the less attention you should pay to him.
Output: unacceptable
The more Fred is obnoxious, the less you should pay attention to him.
Output: acceptable
The more obnoxious Fred, the less you should pay attention to him.
Output: unacceptable
His expectations are always lower than mine.
Output: acceptable
John was lots more obnoxious than Fred was.
Output: acceptable
You should always lock your door, no matter how fancy the hotel might be.
Output: acceptable
You should always lock your door, no matter how fancy the hotel.
Output: acceptable
I don't plan to lock the door, no matter how fancy this hotel is.
Output: acceptable
I don't plan to lock the door, no matter how fancy this hotel.
Output: unacceptable
I'm going out, whatever the weather.
Output: acceptable
I'm going out, wherever that hurricane might be.
Output: acceptable
I'm going out, wherever that hurricane.
Output: unacceptable
The more examples Mary says that Bill has helped Fred to discover the less I believe her.
Output: acceptable
The more food Mary knows a man that eats the poorer she gets.
Output: unacceptable
The fatter he goes to a doctor when he gets the more he eats.
Output: unacceptable
The fatter that that he gets bothers him, the more he eats.
Output: unacceptable
The more books I ask to whom he will give, the more he reads.
Output: unacceptable
The more people I ask what he will give to the more he reads.
Output: unacceptable
The more carefully he words the letter the safer he'll be.
Output: acceptable
The more carefully he knows a man that worded the letter the safer he'll be.
Output: unacceptable
The more geniuses John meets, the angrier he gets.
Output: acceptable
The more John meets geniuses, the angrier he gets.
Output: unacceptable
The more people you say will buy tickets, the happier I'll be.
Output: acceptable
The more people you say that will buy tickets, the happier I'll be.
Output: unacceptable
The more people you say that right after the show opens will buy tickets, the happier I'll be.
Output: acceptable
The more I talk to Joe, the less about linguistics I am inclined to think Sally has taught him to appreciate.
Output: acceptable
The more he eats, the poorer he knows a woman that gets.
Output: unacceptable
The more he eats, the fatter he goes to a doctor when he gets.
Output: unacceptable
The more he eats, the fatter that that he gets really bothers me.
Output: unacceptable
The more he reads, the more books I wonder to whom he will give.
Output: unacceptable
The more he reads, the more people I wonder what he will give to.
Output: unacceptable
The sooner you call, the more carefully I know a man that will word the letter.
Output: unacceptable
The richer John gets, the more geniuses John meets.
Output: acceptable
The richer he gets, the more John meets geniuses.
Output: unacceptable
The more articles he reads, the fewer people he thinks will go into linguistics.
Output: acceptable
The more articles he reads, the fewer people he thinks that will go into linguistics.
Output: unacceptable
The more articles he reads, the fewer people he thinks that under the current circumstances will go into linguistics.
Output: acceptable
The more articles he reads, the fewer people he thinks under the current circumstances will go into linguistics.
Output: acceptable
The more people that arrive, the louder that it gets.
Output: acceptable
The more people that arrive, the louder it gets.
Output: acceptable
The more people you give beer to, the more people that get sick.
Output: acceptable
The more people that you give beer to, the more people that get sick.
Output: acceptable
The more people arrive, the louder that it gets.
Output: acceptable
The more people arrive, the louder it gets.
Output: acceptable
The more people that you give beer to, the more people get sick.
Output: acceptable
The more pictures of John that he buys the more arrogant he becomes.
Output: unacceptable
The more pictures of himself that John buys the more arrogant he becomes.
Output: acceptable
The man that arrived on the train was my brother.
Output: acceptable
The man arrived on the train was my brother.
Output: unacceptable
The more people everyone who likes pays attention to, the happier we all are.
Output: unacceptable
The later it gets, the more people everyone who likes pays attention to.
Output: unacceptable
Whenever Bill smokes, Susan hates him all the more.
Output: acceptable
Whenever Bill smokes, Susan hates him much more.
Output: acceptable
Whenever Bill smokes, Susan hates him far more.
Output: acceptable
Whenever Bill smokes, Susan hates him a lot more.
Output: acceptable
Once Janet left, Fred became all the crazier.
Output: acceptable
Once Janet left, Fred became much crazier.
Output: acceptable
Once Janet left, Fred became far crazier.
Output: acceptable
Fred became all the crazier, the more often Janet left.
Output: acceptable
When Bill smokes, all the more does Susan hate him.
Output: acceptable
When Bill smokes, much more does Susan hate him.
Output: unacceptable
When Bill smokes, all the more Susan hates him.
Output: unacceptable
So much did you eat that everyone gasped.
Output: acceptable
So fast did you run that everyone gasped.
Output: acceptable
So intelligent a dog did you buy that everyone gasped.
Output: acceptable
I know how much you ate.
Output: acceptable
I know how fast you ran.
Output: acceptable
I know how intelligent a dog you bought.
Output: acceptable
He ate so much that he got sick.
Output: acceptable
So much did he eat that he got sick.
Output: acceptable
The more you eat, the more you want.
Output: acceptable
You eat the more, the more you want.
Output: unacceptable
The more you eat, you want the more.
Output: unacceptable
I wonder you ate how much.
Output: unacceptable
I wonder to how many people Bill talks.
Output: acceptable
The longer he has to wait, the angrier John gets.
Output: acceptable
If he has to wait, John gets angry.
Output: acceptable
He gets angry, the longer John has to wait.
Output: unacceptable
He gets angry if John has to wait.
Output: unacceptable
The more that pictures of him appear in the news, the more embarrassed John becomes.
Output: acceptable
The more pictures of himself that appear in the news, the more embarrassed John becomes.
Output: acceptable
The more that pictures of himself appear in the news, the more embarrassed John becomes.
Output: acceptable
The more pictures of him appear in the news, the more likely John is to get arrested.
Output: acceptable
The more pictures of himself appear in the news, the more likely John is to get arrested.
Output: unacceptable
The more that pictures of him appear in the news, the more likely John is to get arrested.
Output: acceptable
The more that pictures of himself appear in the news, the more likely John is to get arrested.
Output: unacceptable
The more that John gets upset by them, the more that stories about him seem to show up in the news.
Output: acceptable
The more that John gets upset by them, the more that stories about himself seem to show up in the news.
Output: unacceptable
John is more embarrassed, the more pictures of him appear in the news.
Output: acceptable
John is more embarrassed, the more pictures of him that appear in the news.
Output: acceptable
John is more embarrassed, the more pictures of himself appear in the news.
Output: acceptable
John is more embarrassed, the more pictures of himself that appear in the news.
Output: acceptable
Stories about him seem to show up more on the evening news, the more that John gets upset by them.
Output: acceptable
Stories about himself seem to show up more on the evening news, the more that John gets upset by them.
Output: unacceptable
If you give him enough opportunity, every senator will succumb to corruption.
Output: acceptable
You give him enough opportunity and every senator will succumb to corruption.
Output: acceptable
We gave him enough opportunity and, sure enough, every senator succumbed to corruption.
Output: unacceptable
If you give any senator enough opportunity, he will succumb to corruption.
Output: acceptable
You give any senator enough opportunity and he will succumb to corruption.
Output: acceptable
You give every senator enough opportunity and he will succumb to corruption.
Output: unacceptable
We gave any senator enough opportunity and, sure enough, he succumbed to corruption.
Output: unacceptable
We gave every senator enough opportunity and, sure enough, he succumbed to corruption.
Output: unacceptable
The more lobbyists he talks to, the more corrupt every senator seems to become.
Output: acceptable
The more lobbyists wine and dine him, the more every senator is susceptible to corruption.
Output: acceptable
The more time that every senator spends with lobbyists, the more likely he succumbs to corruption.
Output: unacceptable
Every senator becomes more corrupt, the more lobbyists he talks to.
Output: acceptable
Any senator becomes more corrupt, the more lobbyists he talks to.
Output: acceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, the more lobbyists any senator talks to.
Output: unacceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, the more lobbyists every senator talks to.
Output: unacceptable
Every senator seems to become more corrupt, if he talks to more lobbyists.
Output: acceptable
Any senator seems to become more corrupt, if he talks to more lobbyists.
Output: acceptable
Any senator seems to become more corrupt, as he talks to more lobbyists.
Output: acceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, if any senator talks to more lobbyists.
Output: unacceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, if every senator talks to more lobbyists.
Output: unacceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, as every senator talks to more lobbyists.
Output: unacceptable
He seems to become more corrupt, as any senator talks to more lobbyists.
Output: unacceptable
The sooner you solve this problem, the more easily you'll satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters.
Output: acceptable
This is the sort of problem which the sooner you solve the more easily you'll satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters.
Output: acceptable
The folks up at corporate headquarters are the sort of people who the sooner you solve this problem, the more easily you'll satisfy.
Output: acceptable
This problem, the sooner you solve the more easily you'll satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters.
Output: acceptable
Who did you give pictures of to friends of?
Output: acceptable
It is this problem that the sooner you solve the more easily you'll satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters.
Output: acceptable
It is the folks up at corporate headquarters who the sooner you solve this problem, the more easily you'll satisfy.
Output: unacceptable
Which problem the sooner you solve, will the more easily you satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters?
Output: unacceptable
Which problem does the sooner that you solve, the more easily you'll satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters?
Output: unacceptable
Which problem the sooner that you solve, will the more easily you satisfy the folks up at corporate headquarters?
Output: unacceptable
The harder it rains, the faster who runs?
Output: unacceptable
The louder who talks, the angrier you get?
Output: unacceptable
The harder that it rains, how much faster a flow do you see in the river?
Output: acceptable
They failed to tell me which problem the sooner I solve, the quicker the folks up at corporate headquarters.
Output: acceptable
I finally worked up enough courage to ask which people up at corporate headquarters the sooner I solve this problem, the quicker I'll get free of.
Output: unacceptable
Which folks up at corporate headquarters do you think that the sooner you solve this problem, the quicker you'll be able to tell t to buzz off?
Output: unacceptable
This is a problem that you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off if you solve.
Output: unacceptable
This is a problem that you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off if you solve it.
Output: acceptable
This is a problem that you solve it and you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off.
Output: unacceptable
Those are the folks that you just solve this problem and you'll be able to put them on ice.
Output: unacceptable
They failed to tell me which problem I'll beat the competition more easily, the sooner I solve.
Output: unacceptable
This is the problem that you'll beat the competition more easily, the sooner you solve.
Output: unacceptable
John saw the man in the room.
Output: acceptable
Which room did John see the man in?
Output: acceptable
Who did John think that Bill claimed that Mary suspected that everybody liked?
Output: acceptable
John could not visit Sally.
Output: acceptable
What John could do is not visit Sally.
Output: acceptable
John couldn't visit Sally.
Output: acceptable
Why did John leave?
Output: acceptable
I hit the ball.
Output: acceptable
You hit the ball.
Output: acceptable
He hit the ball.
Output: unacceptable
She hit the ball.
Output: unacceptable
They hit the ball.
Output: acceptable
Am not I going?
Output: unacceptable
I am not going.
Output: acceptable
Aren't I going?
Output: acceptable
I aren't going.
Output: unacceptable
Louise is unhappy, isn't she?
Output: acceptable
Louise likes not being happy, doesn't she?
Output: acceptable
Not many books survived the fire, did they?
Output: acceptable
No books survived the fire, did they?
Output: acceptable
He hasn't often paid taxes, has he?
Output: acceptable
He can't pay taxes, can he?
Output: acceptable
She does not see him.
Output: acceptable
She kept not seeing him.
Output: acceptable
She could not have been working.
Output: acceptable
Marianne not left.
Output: unacceptable
Marianne left not.
Output: unacceptable
He could not have been working.
Output: acceptable
He cannot have been working.
Output: acceptable
He can simply not have been working.
Output: acceptable
You must not simply not work.
Output: acceptable
He may not just not have been working.
Output: acceptable
He can't have been working.
Output: acceptable
Can't he have been working?
Output: acceptable
Can he not have been working?
Output: acceptable
John wrote books.
Output: acceptable
John write books.
Output: unacceptable
John did not write books.
Output: acceptable
John seems that is nice.
Output: unacceptable
`` I am so happy '', thought John.
Output: acceptable
down the hill rolled John.
Output: acceptable
John kisses often Mary.
Output: unacceptable
John often kisses Mary.
Output: acceptable
Who do you think Mary said John likes?
Output: acceptable
Who did you ask whether Mary knows why John likes?
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think that Mary said that John likes?
Output: acceptable
How do you wonder whether Mary solved the problem?
Output: unacceptable
How do you think that Mary solved the problem?
Output: acceptable
How do you wonder whether John said that Mary solved the problem?
Output: unacceptable
How do you wonder whether John said Mary solved the problem?
Output: unacceptable
Which problem do you wonder whether John said that Mary solved?
Output: unacceptable
How did you think that Mary solved the problem?
Output: acceptable
Mary hired someone.
Output: acceptable
I heard that Mary hired someone.
Output: acceptable
I resigned because Mary hired someone.
Output: acceptable
Mary wondered which picture of himself Bill saw?
Output: acceptable
Which picture of himself does Mary think that John said that Susan likes?
Output: acceptable
Mary thinks that John said that Susan likes pictures of himself?
Output: unacceptable
Mary thinks that John said that pictures of himself, Susan likes?
Output: acceptable
If you don't believe me, you will the weatherman?
Output: acceptable
I rolled up a newspaper, and Lynn did a magazine?
Output: acceptable
Kathy likes astronomy, but she doesn't meteorology?
Output: acceptable
The DA proved Jones guilty and the Assistant DA will prove Smith.
Output: acceptable
Mary will believe Susan, and you will Bob.
Output: acceptable
You might not believe me but you will Bob.
Output: acceptable
You will Bob believe.
Output: unacceptable
How did you solve the problem?
Output: acceptable
I wonder who could solve the problem in this way.
Output: acceptable
How do you wonder who could solve this problem.
Output: unacceptable
No candidate can predict how many people will vote for him.
Output: acceptable
Every politician is worried when the press starts attacking him.
Output: acceptable
Which politician appointed the journalist who supported him?
Output: acceptable
The fact that no candidate was elected shows that he was inadequate.
Output: unacceptable
John sells books, Mary buys records and Bill V newspapers.
Output: acceptable
The question of whether John met Mary worries the people who support.
Output: acceptable
They have left.
Output: acceptable
Have they left?
Output: acceptable
Could they have left?
Output: acceptable
He has often seen Mary.
Output: acceptable
He I often sees Mary.
Output: acceptable
He sees often Mary.
Output: unacceptable
Sees he I often Mary?
Output: unacceptable
It seems that it is likely that John will win.
Output: acceptable
It seems that John is likely to win.
Output: acceptable
John seems to be likely to win.
Output: acceptable
John seems that it is likely to win.
Output: unacceptable
John seems will win.
Output: unacceptable
How do you wonder which problem to solve?
Output: unacceptable
How intelligent do you consider John?
Output: acceptable
How many people do you wonder whether I consider intelligent?
Output: unacceptable
How intelligent do you wonder whether I consider John?
Output: unacceptable
What the hell do you wonder how to say?
Output: unacceptable
He has left.
Output: acceptable
His book is nice.
Output: acceptable
Bill saw him.
Output: acceptable
Bill works with him.
Output: acceptable
John believes him to be a nice guy.
Output: acceptable
John considers him a nice guy.
Output: acceptable
For him to do that would be a mistake.
Output: acceptable
With him sick, the team is in trouble.
Output: acceptable
A man to be in the garden is unlikely.
Output: unacceptable
A man to come is unlikely.
Output: unacceptable
John to call would be unlikely.
Output: unacceptable
This conclusion to be arrived at is surprising.
Output: unacceptable
John believes that he is sick.
Output: acceptable
John believes that him is sick.
Output: unacceptable
John tries him to win.
Output: unacceptable
John wonders where him to go.
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think that Bill likes?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think that Bill believes to be innocent?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think that believes John to be innocent?
Output: unacceptable
Who would you prefer for to win the race?
Output: unacceptable
Someone stole my car.
Output: acceptable
My car was stolen.
Output: acceptable
The children eat all chocolate.
Output: unacceptable
John has often kissed Mary.
Output: acceptable
The kids have all eaten the chocolate.
Output: acceptable
In general, he understands what's going on.
Output: acceptable
It's probable that in general he understands what's going on.
Output: acceptable
It's probable in general that he understands what's going on.
Output: unacceptable
In general that he understands what's going on is surprising.
Output: unacceptable
I explained how to fix the sink.
Output: acceptable
I explained how we should fix the sink.
Output: acceptable
I explained that we should fix the sink.
Output: acceptable
I explained to fix the sink.
Output: unacceptable
Mickey looked up the reference.
Output: acceptable
Mickey looked the reference up.
Output: acceptable
Mickey looked up them.
Output: acceptable
Mickey teamed up with the women.
Output: acceptable
Mickey teamed with the women up.
Output: unacceptable
Mickey pointed out that Gary had left.
Output: acceptable
Mickey pointed that Gary had left out.
Output: unacceptable
Mickey slips up all the time.
Output: acceptable
Mickey slips all the time up.
Output: unacceptable
What does John think Mary bought?
Output: acceptable
John thinks what Mary bought.
Output: unacceptable
John wonders what Mary bought.
Output: acceptable
What does John wonder Mary bought?
Output: unacceptable
Who is he reading a book that criticizes?
Output: unacceptable
What do you remember where we bought?
Output: unacceptable
Who bought what?
Output: acceptable
Who is reading a book that criticizes who?
Output: acceptable
Who remembers where we bought what?
Output: acceptable
I wonder who what bought?
Output: unacceptable
I wonder what who bought?
Output: unacceptable
There aren't many linguistics students here.
Output: acceptable
I haven't met many linguistics students.
Output: acceptable
What does every student buy?
Output: acceptable
I need Sally to be there.
Output: acceptable
The boat sank to collect the insurance.
Output: unacceptable
The boat was sunk to collect the insurance.
Output: acceptable
John wants to win.
Output: acceptable
The bed was unmade.
Output: acceptable
Headway was unmade.
Output: unacceptable
John was unknown.
Output: acceptable
John was unknown to be the murderer.
Output: unacceptable
We knew John to be the murderer.
Output: acceptable
He fed the children.
Output: acceptable
The children were uneducated.
Output: acceptable
The children were undisciplined.
Output: acceptable
I believed these students all to like John.
Output: acceptable
They tried to all like John.
Output: acceptable
I believed these students to all like John.
Output: acceptable
Did he try ever to talk to the student?
Output: unacceptable
Did you believe him ever to have made an effort to talk to the student?
Output: acceptable
Did he try to ever be attentive to the needs of students?
Output: acceptable
Did you believe him to ever have made an effort to talk to the student?
Output: acceptable
work out an analysis that is typical of this view of understood subjects.
Output: acceptable
They were believed all to be quite diligent.
Output: acceptable
Was he believed ever to fail students?
Output: acceptable
There is tending to be more and more discussion of these issues.
Output: acceptable
John seemed to be a great linguist.
Output: acceptable
There promises to be a storm tonight.
Output: acceptable
John strived to be successful.
Output: acceptable
John wanted to improve his lot in life.
Output: acceptable
John expected to win.
Output: acceptable
This book is too dense to be read in one sitting.
Output: acceptable
There is too likely to be a riot to be a serious discussion of the issues.
Output: unacceptable
John tried.
Output: acceptable
John remembered.
Output: acceptable
John is refused.
Output: acceptable
John forgot.
Output: acceptable
Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam happens.
Output: unacceptable
Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam turns out.
Output: unacceptable
Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam tends.
Output: unacceptable
They tried all to like John.
Output: unacceptable
They seemed all to like John.
Output: acceptable
John believes Sally to be polite.
Output: acceptable
I believe John with all my heart to be a fine person.
Output: acceptable
John is wanted to win.
Output: unacceptable
John would be liked to win.
Output: unacceptable
We would like John to win.
Output: acceptable
John would be hated to win.
Output: unacceptable
John would be preferred to be the candidate.
Output: unacceptable
We would prefer John to be the candidate.
Output: acceptable
I would like for John to win.
Output: acceptable
I would hate for John to win.
Output: acceptable
I would prefer for John to be the candidate.
Output: acceptable
John destroyed the house.
Output: acceptable
The electrode emitted ions into the medium.
Output: acceptable
Ions struck the electrode.
Output: acceptable
The medium contains ions.
Output: acceptable
The house destroyed John.
Output: unacceptable
Ions left the electrode.
Output: acceptable
The electrode was left by ions.
Output: unacceptable
The electrode was struck by ions.
Output: acceptable
The ball lies in the box.
Output: acceptable
The ball rolled from the bush to the tree.
Output: acceptable
The box contains the ball.
Output: acceptable
The tree dropped fruit to the ground.
Output: acceptable
Fruit hit the ground from the tree.
Output: acceptable
The stone knocked against the pole into the road.
Output: acceptable
The stone knocked the pole into the road.
Output: acceptable
The box contained the ball.
Output: acceptable
The box gradually contained the ball.
Output: unacceptable
The box at once contained the ball.
Output: unacceptable
The box contained the ball to the ground.
Output: unacceptable
The tree gradually dropped its fruit to the ground.
Output: acceptable
The tree dropped its fruit to the ground.
Output: acceptable
Fruit hit the roof.
Output: acceptable
Fruit hit the roof from the tree.
Output: acceptable
Fruit at once hit the roof from the tree.
Output: acceptable
Fruit hit the roof against the ground.
Output: unacceptable
Fruit at once hit the roof against the ground.
Output: unacceptable
Fruit dropped from the tree.
Output: acceptable
Fruit dropped from the tree from the clouds.
Output: unacceptable
Fruit fell against the house.
Output: unacceptable
Fruit fell against the house against the ground.
Output: unacceptable
The tree changed into an oak.
Output: acceptable
The tree changed from a maple into an oak.
Output: acceptable
The maple changed into an oak from a cedar.
Output: unacceptable
The maple changed into an oak.
Output: acceptable
The oak developed out of a maple.
Output: acceptable
The train reached the station.
Output: acceptable
The branches knocked against the wall.
Output: acceptable
The child became a man.
Output: acceptable
The party lasted till midnight.
Output: acceptable
The dog went crazy.
Output: acceptable
It struck John that it was so.
Output: acceptable
It came to John that it was so.
Output: acceptable
The snake saw into the nest.
Output: acceptable
Hard work resulted in high grades.
Output: acceptable
The farm passed to John.
Output: acceptable
John is touching the wall.
Output: acceptable
The wall is being touched by John.
Output: acceptable
A bear occupies the cave.
Output: acceptable
A bear inhabits the cave.
Output: acceptable
Water fills the tub.
Output: acceptable
The electric main joins the house circuit in the basement.
Output: acceptable
The house circuit is joined by the electric main in the basement.
Output: acceptable
The fence straddles the sidewalk.
Output: acceptable
The sidewalk is straddled by the fence.
Output: acceptable
The man with a book.
Output: acceptable
Gas escaped the tube.
Output: acceptable
The terrorist escaped the prison cell.
Output: acceptable
The prison cell was escaped by the terrorist.
Output: acceptable
The rolling stone avoided the river.
Output: acceptable
The river was avoided by the rolling stone.
Output: acceptable
The agents caught the terrorist.
Output: acceptable
The sponge soaked up the water.
Output: acceptable
The tub filled with water.
Output: acceptable
John received a book.
Output: acceptable
John learned a lesson.
Output: acceptable
The parcel reached John.
Output: acceptable
John received the parcel.
Output: acceptable
The farm finally got to John after much litigation.
Output: acceptable
The farm finally reached John after much litigation.
Output: unacceptable
Water filled the cup high.
Output: acceptable
Water filled the cup.
Output: acceptable
Water emptied the cup.
Output: unacceptable
The cup filled the water high.
Output: unacceptable
The cup filled of water.
Output: unacceptable
The cup filled with water.
Output: acceptable
The cup emptied with water.
Output: unacceptable
the barge piled high with logs.
Output: acceptable
the road blocked with a stone.
Output: unacceptable
the branch dropped bare of its apple.
Output: unacceptable
the logs piled the barge high.
Output: unacceptable
a stone blocked the road.
Output: acceptable
the bottle drained the liquid free.
Output: unacceptable
the branch dropped its apple free.
Output: acceptable
Some branches broke off of the tree.
Output: acceptable
The tree broke off some branches.
Output: unacceptable
The tree dropped some branches.
Output: acceptable
The tree lost some branches.
Output: acceptable
Water bubbled out of the kettle.
Output: acceptable
The kettle bubbled water up.
Output: unacceptable
The kettle bubbled water.
Output: acceptable
The cup filled water.
Output: unacceptable
The tub leaked empty of water.
Output: acceptable
Hail stones broke the window.
Output: acceptable
The force of the wind broke the window.
Output: acceptable
The window broke from hail stones.
Output: unacceptable
The window broke from the force of the wind.
Output: acceptable
What the force of the wind did to the window was break it.
Output: acceptable
John hit the stone against the wall.
Output: acceptable
John hit the wall with the stone.
Output: acceptable
John tapped some wine from a barrel.
Output: acceptable
John tapped a barrel of some wine.
Output: acceptable
John laid the book on the table.
Output: acceptable
John included his name in the list.
Output: acceptable
John loaded the bricks onto the truck.
Output: acceptable
John loaded the truck with bricks.
Output: acceptable
John fed rice to the baby.
Output: acceptable
John fed the baby rice.
Output: acceptable
John fed the baby up with rice.
Output: acceptable
John fed the baby rice up.
Output: unacceptable
The ball lies completely in the box.
Output: acceptable
The box completely contains the ball.
Output: acceptable
The train got to the station fully.
Output: acceptable
The train reached the station fully.
Output: acceptable
Press the stamp against the pad completely.
Output: acceptable
Press the pad with the stamp completely.
Output: acceptable
Spray the paint onto the wall completely.
Output: acceptable
Spray all the paint onto the wall completely.
Output: acceptable
Spray the wall with all the paint.
Output: unacceptable
Spray the whole wall with the paint.
Output: acceptable
What John did to the wall was paint it.
Output: acceptable
What John did to the whole wall was paint it.
Output: acceptable
What John did to the wall was hit it.
Output: acceptable
What the stone did to the wall was hit it.
Output: unacceptable
What the stone did to the whole wall was hit it.
Output: unacceptable
John took Bill to be a fool.
Output: acceptable
John concluded Bill to be a fool.
Output: unacceptable
Give the bottle to the baby full.
Output: acceptable
Give the bottle to the baby awake.
Output: unacceptable
Give the baby the bottle full.
Output: acceptable
Give the baby the bottle awake.
Output: unacceptable
Rub the cloth on the baby torn.
Output: acceptable
Rub the cloth on the baby asleep.
Output: unacceptable
Rub the baby with the cloth torn.
Output: acceptable
Rub the baby with the cloth asleep.
Output: unacceptable
Dry the baby with the cloth asleep.
Output: acceptable
Dry the baby with the cloth torn.
Output: unacceptable
The cup knocked the stone apart.
Output: unacceptable
The stone knocked the cup apart.
Output: acceptable
The cup smashed apart against the stone.
Output: acceptable
The stone smashed the cup apart.
Output: acceptable
The tank filled with petrol out of the pump.
Output: acceptable
The cup emptied of water onto the ground.
Output: acceptable
John included her name in the list.
Output: acceptable
John rolled the ball from the tree to the bush.
Output: acceptable
John tapped the bottle of some water.
Output: acceptable
John gave Bill the book.
Output: acceptable
John got the book from Bill.
Output: acceptable
John gave Bill of the book.
Output: unacceptable
We have someone in the living room.
Output: acceptable
John is very fond of Mary.
Output: acceptable
Mary laughed at John.
Output: acceptable
The ship sank beneath the waves.
Output: acceptable
Mary considers John a fool and Bill a wimp.
Output: acceptable
John regards professors as strange and politicians as creepy.
Output: acceptable
Sue put the books on the table and the records on the chair.
Output: acceptable
Harriet gave a mug to John and a scarf to Vivien.
Output: acceptable
I expect John to win and Harry to lose.
Output: acceptable
You eat the fish raw and the beef cooked.
Output: acceptable
They told Sue who to talk to and Virginia when to leave.
Output: acceptable
Smith loaned, and his widow later donated, a valuable collection of manuscripts to the library.
Output: acceptable
Sue moved, and Mary also transferred, her business to a different location.
Output: acceptable
I succeeded in convincing, even though John had failed to persuade, Mary not to leave.
Output: acceptable
We didn't particularly like, but nevertheless ate, the fish raw.
Output: acceptable
Flo desperately wants, though she doesn't really expect, the Miami Dolphins to be in the play-offs.
Output: acceptable
John learned French perfectly.
Output: acceptable
Bill recited his lines poorly.
Output: acceptable
Mary plays the violin beautifully.
Output: acceptable
John perfectly learned French.
Output: unacceptable
Bill poorly recited his lines.
Output: unacceptable
John learned French immediately.
Output: acceptable
Bill recited his lines slowly.
Output: acceptable
Mary will play the violin soon.
Output: acceptable
John immediately learned French.
Output: acceptable
Bill slowly recited his lines.
Output: acceptable
Mary will soon play the violin.
Output: acceptable
John immediately learned French perfectly.
Output: acceptable
John learned French perfectly almost immediately.
Output: acceptable
John learned French perfectly immediately.
Output: acceptable
John perfectly learned French immediately.
Output: unacceptable
John learned French immediately perfectly.
Output: unacceptable
Clearly, John immediately will probably learn French perfectly.
Output: unacceptable
Immediately, John probably will clearly learn French perfectly.
Output: unacceptable
Clearly, John perfectly will immediately learn French probably.
Output: unacceptable
John perfectly rolled the ball down the hill.
Output: unacceptable
John rolled the ball perfectly down the hill.
Output: acceptable
John rolled the ball down the hill perfectly.
Output: acceptable
John perfectly shot the ball.
Output: unacceptable
John shot the ball perfectly.
Output: acceptable
John intimately spoke to Mary.
Output: unacceptable
John spoke intimately to Mary.
Output: acceptable
John spoke to Mary intimately.
Output: acceptable
John spoke French intimately to Mary.
Output: acceptable
John spoke French to Mary intimately.
Output: acceptable
Mary jumped the horse perfectly over the last fence.
Output: acceptable
Mary jumped the horse over the last fence perfectly.
Output: acceptable
John spoke intimately French to Mary.
Output: unacceptable
John spoke to Mary French.
Output: unacceptable
Mary persuaded to leave John.
Output: unacceptable
The lions ate raw the meat.
Output: unacceptable
Mary persuaded that he should rest Bill.
Output: unacceptable
We consider the men all fools.
Output: acceptable
We consider the men all totally crazy.
Output: acceptable
I saw the men all.
Output: unacceptable
The men were arrested all.
Output: unacceptable
The men arrived all.
Output: unacceptable
The teacher ordered the two boys both to pay close attention.
Output: acceptable
They returned the books all to their owners.
Output: acceptable
We painted the chairs all red.
Output: acceptable
The trainer fed the steaks all to the lions.
Output: acceptable
Bill proud of himself John doesn't consider.
Output: unacceptable
Home was gone by John.
Output: unacceptable
Mary left the room angry.
Output: acceptable
The room was left angry by Mary.
Output: unacceptable
The room was left angry.
Output: unacceptable
John resembles Bill.
Output: acceptable
Bill is resembled by John.
Output: unacceptable
The package weighed 10 lb.
Output: acceptable
10 lb was weighed by the package.
Output: unacceptable
This book cost $10.
Output: acceptable
$10 was cost by this book.
Output: unacceptable
The book cost John $10.
Output: acceptable
John was cost $10 by the book.
Output: unacceptable
John is impressed by Bill as pompous.
Output: unacceptable
The boys were made a good mother.
Output: unacceptable
The boys were made a good mother by Aunt Mary.
Output: unacceptable
The kids were failed by Max as a father.
Output: unacceptable
The kids were failed as a father.
Output: unacceptable
The men were struck by the idea as nonsense.
Output: unacceptable
The men were promised to leave.
Output: unacceptable
He impresses his friends all as pompous.
Output: unacceptable
Aunt Mary made the boys all a good mother.
Output: unacceptable
Max failed the kids all as a father.
Output: unacceptable
Frank promised the men all to leave.
Output: unacceptable
We proclaimed to the public John to be a hero.
Output: unacceptable
We proclaimed John to the public to be a hero.
Output: acceptable
We proclaimed sincerely John to be a hero.
Output: unacceptable
We proclaimed John sincerely to be a hero.
Output: acceptable
We proclaimed sincerely to the public John to be a hero.
Output: unacceptable
We proclaimed John sincerely to the public to be a hero.
Output: acceptable
They represented to the dean Mary as a genuine linguist.
Output: unacceptable
They represented Mary to the dean as a genuine linguist.
Output: acceptable
They represented seriously Mary as a genuine linguist.
Output: unacceptable
They represented Mary seriously as a genuine linguist.
Output: acceptable
They represented Mary seriously to the dean as a genuine linguist.
Output: acceptable
We proved to the authorities Smith to be the thief.
Output: unacceptable
We proved conclusively Smith to be the thief.
Output: unacceptable
We proved Smith conclusively to be the thief.
Output: acceptable
We proved conclusively to the authorities Smith to be the thief.
Output: unacceptable
We proved Smith conclusively to the authorities to be the thief.
Output: acceptable
The gardener watered the tulips flat.
Output: acceptable
The grocer ground the coffee beans to a fine powder.
Output: acceptable
They painted their house a hideous shade of green.
Output: acceptable
The joggers ran their Nikes threadbare.
Output: acceptable
The kids laughed themselves into a frenzy.
Output: acceptable
He coughed his handkerchief completely soggy.
Output: acceptable
They fed the meat to the lions raw.
Output: acceptable
The lions ate at the meat raw.
Output: unacceptable
We love them.
Output: acceptable
We love they.
Output: unacceptable
We love their.
Output: unacceptable
Us love their.
Output: unacceptable
Our love they.
Output: acceptable
Our love them.
Output: acceptable
Our love their.
Output: acceptable
he belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken.
Output: unacceptable
him belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken.
Output: unacceptable
his belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken.
Output: acceptable
Mary loves him.
Output: acceptable
Mary is fond of him.
Output: acceptable
Mary is fond him.
Output: unacceptable
Mary criticized him.
Output: acceptable
Mary's criticism him was cruel.
Output: unacceptable
Mary's criticism of him was cruel.
Output: acceptable
That John loves Mary is doubtful.
Output: acceptable
John to love Mary would be doubtful.
Output: unacceptable
For John to love Mary would be doubtful.
Output: acceptable
To go abroad would be nice.
Output: acceptable
John's plan to go abroad is nice.
Output: acceptable
Mary believed John to have loved her.
Output: acceptable
Mary considered John to have loved her.
Output: acceptable
Mary reported John to have loved her.
Output: acceptable
Mary considered to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary tried to go abroad.
Output: acceptable
Mary intended to go abroad.
Output: acceptable
Mary managed to go abroad.
Output: acceptable
Mary desired to go abroad.
Output: acceptable
Mary tried John to go abroad.
Output: unacceptable
Mary managed John to go abroad.
Output: unacceptable
Mary desired John to go abroad.
Output: unacceptable
Mary believed him to have loved her.
Output: acceptable
Mary considered him to have loved her.
Output: acceptable
Mary believed he to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary considered he to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary reported he to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary believed his to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary considered his to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
Mary reported his to have loved her.
Output: unacceptable
It is certain that John has loved Mary.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that John has loved Mary.
Output: acceptable
There are strangers in that garden.
Output: acceptable
There is strangers in that garden.
Output: unacceptable
There is arriving three men at that station.
Output: unacceptable
There are arriving three men at that station.
Output: acceptable
I consider there to be a man in that garden.
Output: acceptable
I consider there a man in that garden.
Output: unacceptable
They alleged there to have been many strangers in that garden.
Output: acceptable
They alleged many strangers to have been in that garden.
Output: unacceptable
John wagered there to have been a stranger in that haunted house.
Output: acceptable
John wagered a stranger to have been in that haunted house.
Output: unacceptable
John tried to kiss Mary.
Output: acceptable
John persuaded Mary to kiss him.
Output: acceptable
John told Mary to kiss him.
Output: acceptable
It is illegal to park here.
Output: acceptable
I remembered him having kissed Mary.
Output: acceptable
I reported him having kissed Mary.
Output: acceptable
I reported having kissed Mary.
Output: acceptable
I enjoy taking a bath.
Output: acceptable
I detest taking a bath.
Output: acceptable
I enjoy him taking a bath.
Output: unacceptable
I detest him taking a bath.
Output: unacceptable
I saw him kissing Mary.
Output: acceptable
I noticed him kissing Mary.
Output: acceptable
I noticed kissing Mary.
Output: unacceptable
There was known to everyone.
Output: unacceptable
John's refusing the offer is shocking.
Output: acceptable
the enemy's destroying the city was horrific.
Output: acceptable
John's refusal of the offer was shocking.
Output: acceptable
the enemy's destruction of the city was horrific.
Output: acceptable
John wanted to leave the room happy and leave the room he did happy.
Output: unacceptable
I often send Mary home drunk, and she gets there just fine.
Output: acceptable
I raw eat fish drunk.
Output: unacceptable
I only eat fish drunk raw.
Output: unacceptable
I don't think Fred will, either.
Output: acceptable
José likes cabbage, and Holly does too.
Output: acceptable
José ate cabbage, and Holly has too.
Output: acceptable
José is eating cabbage, and Holly is too.
Output: acceptable
John is leaving but Mary's not.
Output: acceptable
I consider Bill intelligent and I consider Sally not.
Output: acceptable
Sally started running down the street, but only after José started.
Output: unacceptable
Sally made Bill laugh, and then José made.
Output: unacceptable
Mary came to read Fred's story, and I also came to.
Output: unacceptable
John wants to go on vacation, but he doesn't know when to.
Output: acceptable
Mary was told to bring something to the party, so she asked Sue what to.
Output: unacceptable
We might go on vacation if we can ever figure out when to.
Output: unacceptable