niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Who do you think that Ciaran will question first?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think Ciaran will question first?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think will question Seamus first?
Output: acceptable
Who do you think that will question Seamus first?
Output: unacceptable
I expect soon to see the results.
Output: acceptable
I expect to see the results soon.
Output: acceptable
I expect to soon see the results.
Output: acceptable
I expect more than to double my profits.
Output: unacceptable
I expect to double more than my profits.
Output: unacceptable
I expect to double my profits more than.
Output: unacceptable
I expect to more than double my profits.
Output: acceptable
Who did you see in Las Vegas?
Output: acceptable
You are taller than me.
Output: acceptable
My red is refrigerator.
Output: unacceptable
Who do you think that saw Bill?
Output: unacceptable
My friends wanted to quickly leave the party.
Output: acceptable
Bunnies carrots eat.
Output: unacceptable
George sang to himself.
Output: acceptable
Himself sang to George.
Output: unacceptable
Betsy loves herself in blue leather.
Output: acceptable
Everyone should be able to defend himself.
Output: acceptable
Everyone should be able to defend herself.
Output: acceptable
I hope nobody will hurt themselves.
Output: acceptable
I hope nobody will hurt himself.
Output: acceptable
Don't hit yourself!
Output: acceptable
She is dancing.
Output: acceptable
They are dancing.
Output: acceptable
The man is dancing.
Output: acceptable
The men are dancing.
Output: acceptable
The students met to discuss the project.
Output: acceptable
Zeke cooked and ate the chili.
Output: acceptable
Zeke ate and cooked the chili.
Output: acceptable
He put the clothes.
Output: acceptable
He put in the washing machine.
Output: acceptable
I gave my brother a birthday present.
Output: acceptable
I gave a birthday present to my brother.
Output: acceptable
Where do you guys live at?
Output: acceptable
It is obvious to everybody that Tasha likes Misha.
Output: acceptable
The man loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: acceptable
The puppy loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: acceptable
The king loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: acceptable
The green loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: unacceptable
The in loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: unacceptable
The sing loved peanut butter cookies.
Output: unacceptable
John went to the store.
Output: acceptable
The man went to the store.
Output: acceptable
Quickly walks went to the store.
Output: unacceptable
To the washroom kissed the Blarney stone.
Output: unacceptable
The destruction of the city bothered the Mongols.
Output: acceptable
Sincerity is an important quality.
Output: acceptable
the assassination of the president.
Output: acceptable
Tucson is a great place to live.
Output: acceptable
Gabrielle's mother is an axe murderer.
Output: acceptable
Hamsters mother attractive offspring.
Output: acceptable
Wendy's mother country is Iceland.
Output: acceptable
Louis said that parts of speech intrigued her.
Output: acceptable
Cat ate the spider.
Output: unacceptable
The cat ate the spider.
Output: acceptable
Cats ate the spider.
Output: acceptable
The cats ate the spider.
Output: acceptable
I ate apple.
Output: unacceptable
I ate the apple.
Output: acceptable
I ate sugar.
Output: acceptable
I ate the sugar.
Output: acceptable
He is filled with sincerity.
Output: acceptable
I doubt his sincerity.
Output: acceptable
The dastardly surgeon stole the physician's lunch.
Output: acceptable
I asked the question.
Output: acceptable
I asked if you knew the answer.
Output: acceptable
I spared him the trouble.
Output: acceptable
I put the box the book.
Output: unacceptable
I put the book in the box.
Output: acceptable
I gave the box to Leah.
Output: acceptable
I gave Leah the box.
Output: acceptable
I told Daniel the story.
Output: acceptable
I told Daniel that the exam was cancelled.
Output: acceptable
I told the story to Daniel.
Output: acceptable
The Canadian government uses a parliamentary system of democracy.
Output: acceptable
The Canadian bought himself a barbecue.
Output: acceptable
The prudish linguist didn't enjoy looking at the internet.
Output: acceptable
We keep those censored copies of the book hidden to protect the sensibilities of the prudish.
Output: acceptable
Susan bought some flowers for her mother.
Output: acceptable
Susan bought some flowers for her birthday.
Output: acceptable
Susan bought her birthday some flowers.
Output: unacceptable
I gave blood.
Output: acceptable
I don't give a darn.
Output: acceptable
Andy gives freely of his time.
Output: acceptable
Dan gave his life.
Output: acceptable
Dan gives to charity.
Output: acceptable
Sorry, I gave last week.
Output: acceptable
The student loved his phonology readings.
Output: acceptable
I saw these dancers and those musicians smoking something.
Output: acceptable
I am drinking lemonade and eating a brownie.
Output: acceptable
We went through the woods and over the bridge.
Output: acceptable
The man whose car I hit last week sued me.
Output: acceptable
The big man from NY has often said that he gave peanuts to elephants.
Output: acceptable
The man killed the king with the knife.
Output: acceptable
We ate at a really fancy restaurant.
Output: acceptable
We ate at.
Output: unacceptable
Big bowls of beans are what I like.
Output: acceptable
The big boy was kissed by the drooling dog.
Output: acceptable
The drooling dog kissed the big boy.
Output: acceptable
John and the man went to the store.
Output: acceptable
John and very blue went to the store.
Output: unacceptable
Bruce loved and Kelly hated phonology class.
Output: acceptable
The with milk coffee is hot.
Output: unacceptable
The kangaroo hopped over the truck.
Output: acceptable
I haven't seen this sentence before.
Output: acceptable
Susan will never sing at weddings.
Output: acceptable
The officer carefully inspected the license.
Output: acceptable
Every cat always knows the location of her favorite catnip toy.
Output: acceptable
The cat put her catnip toy on the plastic mat.
Output: acceptable
The very young child walked from school to the store.
Output: acceptable
John paid a dollar for a head of lettuce.
Output: acceptable
Teenagers drive rather quickly.
Output: acceptable
A clever magician with the right equipment can fool the audience easily.
Output: acceptable
The police might plant the drugs in the apartment.
Output: acceptable
Those Olympic hopefuls should practice diligently daily.
Output: acceptable
The latest research on dieting always warns people about the dangers of too much cholesterol.
Output: acceptable
That annoying faucet was dripping constantly for months.
Output: acceptable
Marian wonders if the package from Boston will ever arrive.
Output: acceptable
I said that Bonny should do some dances from the Middle East.
Output: acceptable
That Dan smokes in the office really bothers Alina.
Output: acceptable
The belief that syntactic theory reveals the inner structure of sentences emboldened the already much too cocky professor.
Output: acceptable
I bought the parrot in the store.
Output: acceptable
I put the milk in the fridge.
Output: acceptable
I mailed the sweater to Mary.
Output: acceptable
I knew the man with the brown hair.
Output: acceptable
John said Mary went to the store quickly.
Output: acceptable
I discovered an old English poem.
Output: acceptable
Susanne gave the minivan to George.
Output: acceptable
Clyde got a passionate love letter from Stacy.
Output: acceptable
He blew out the candle.
Output: acceptable
He turned off the light.
Output: acceptable
He blew up the building.
Output: acceptable
He rode out the storm.
Output: acceptable
Shannon kissed quietly the kitten.
Output: unacceptable
Shannon left quietly every day.
Output: acceptable
Juliet says that Romeo lies to his parents a lot.
Output: acceptable
The puppy licked the kitten's face.
Output: acceptable
It is raining.
Output: acceptable
Fred feels fine.
Output: acceptable
That Bill's breath smells of onions bothers Erin.
Output: acceptable
Susan kissed the clown's nose.
Output: acceptable
Cedric danced a jolly jig.
Output: acceptable
Dale said that the lawn was overgrown.
Output: acceptable
Gilgamesh cut the steak with a knife.
Output: acceptable
We drove all the way to Buenos Aires.
Output: acceptable
John tagged Lewis with a regulation baseball on Tuesday.
Output: acceptable
The big man from New York loves bagels with cream cheese.
Output: acceptable
Susan rode a bright blue train from New York.
Output: acceptable
The plucky platypus kicked a can of soup from New York to Tucson.
Output: acceptable
John said Martha sang the aria with gusto.
Output: acceptable
Martha said John sang the aria from La Bohème.
Output: acceptable
The book of poems with the bright red cover stinks.
Output: acceptable
Louis hinted Mary stole the purse deftly.
Output: acceptable
The extremely tired students hated syntactic trees with a passion.
Output: acceptable
Many soldiers have claimed bottled water satisfies thirst best.
Output: acceptable
Networking helps you grow your business.
Output: acceptable
I didn't read a single book the whole time I was in the library.
Output: acceptable
I did not have a red cent.
Output: acceptable
Felicia wrote a fine paper on Zapotec.
Output: acceptable
Heidi hit herself on the head with a zucchini.
Output: acceptable
Herself hit Heidi on the head with a zucchini.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi believes any description of herself.
Output: acceptable
John knew that there would be a picture of himself hanging in the post.
Output: acceptable
Although he loves marshmallows, John is not a big fan of chocolate.
Output: acceptable
His yearbook picture gives Tom the creeps.
Output: acceptable
Marilyn Monroe is Norma Jeane Baker.
Output: acceptable
Gene Simmons was originally named Haim Goldberg.
Output: acceptable
Kevin ate spaghetti with a spoon and Geordie did so too.
Output: acceptable
The chef eats beans and serves salads with forks.
Output: acceptable
I am frightened of tigers.
Output: acceptable
I am afraid of tigers.
Output: acceptable
I am fond of circus performers.
Output: acceptable
I fear tigers.
Output: acceptable
I like circus performers.
Output: acceptable
I am afraid of tigers and fond of clowns without exception.
Output: acceptable
I am frightened of tigers and fond of clowns without exception.
Output: acceptable
Bob is very serious about Mary, but less so than Paul.
Output: acceptable
The book of poems with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems from Blackwell with a red cover by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems from Blackwell by Robert Burns with a red cover takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems by Robert Burns from Blackwell with a red cover takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems by Robert Burns with a red cover from Blackwell takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems with a red cover by Robert Burns from Blackwell takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book with a red cover of poems from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read.
Output: unacceptable
the book with a red cover from Blackwell of poems by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read.
Output: unacceptable
the book with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns of poems takes a very long time to read.
Output: unacceptable
the book of poems with a red cover and with a blue spine takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the book of poems and of fiction from Blackwell takes a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
the one of poems with a red cover takes a very long time to read.
Output: unacceptable
I loved the policeman intensely with all my heart.
Output: acceptable
I loved intensely the policeman with all my heart.
Output: unacceptable
I loved the policeman the baker intensely with all my heart.
Output: unacceptable
Mika loved the policeman intensely and Susan did so half heartedly.
Output: acceptable
Susan did so the baker.
Output: unacceptable
John fears dogs.
Output: acceptable
John is afraid of dogs.
Output: acceptable
Two or three books take a very long time to read.
Output: acceptable
Two or boring books take a very long time to read.
Output: unacceptable
The red dress with the pink stripes looks good on Sandy.
Output: acceptable
The ugly man from Brazil found books of poems in the puddle.
Output: acceptable
Erin never keeps her pencils in the correct drawer.
Output: acceptable
Dan walked to New Mexico in the rain last year.
Output: acceptable
George wrote a volume of poems in Latin for Jane.
Output: acceptable
People with boxes of old clothes lined up behind the door of the building with the leaky roof.
Output: acceptable
That automobile factories abound in Michigan worries me greatly.
Output: acceptable
No one understands that phrase structure rules explain the little understood phenomenon of the infinite length of sentences.
Output: acceptable
My favorite language is a language with simple morphology and complicated syntax.
Output: acceptable
Ivan got a headache on Wednesday from the disgruntled students of phonology from Michigan.
Output: acceptable
The collection of syntax articles with the red cover bores students of syntax in Tucson.
Output: acceptable
The red volume of obscene verse from Italy shocked the puritan soul of the minister with the beard quite thoroughly yesterday.
Output: acceptable
The biggest man in the room said that John danced an Irish jig from County Kerry to County Tipperary on Thursday.
Output: acceptable
A burlap sack of potatoes with mealy skins fell on the professor of linguistics with the terrible taste in T-shirts from the twelfth story.
Output: acceptable
The bright green filing cabinet was filled to the brim with the most boring articles from a prestigious journal of linguistics with a moderately large readership.
Output: acceptable
The coat of the panther is dark black.
Output: acceptable
The roof of the building is leaking.
Output: acceptable
The hat of the man standing over there impressed me greatly.
Output: acceptable
The panther's coat is dark black.
Output: acceptable
The building's roof is leaking.
Output: acceptable
The man standing over there's hat impressed me greatly.
Output: acceptable
The man's standing over there hat impressed me greatly.
Output: unacceptable
the man standing over there's the hat impressed me greatly.
Output: unacceptable
The boy ran.
Output: acceptable
Howard is a linguistics student.
Output: acceptable
Peter said that Danny danced.
Output: acceptable
Bill wants Susan to leave.
Output: acceptable
Peter thinks that Cathy loves him.
Output: acceptable
People selling their stocks caused the crash of 1929.
Output: acceptable
For Mary to love that boor is a travesty.
Output: acceptable
I said that Mary signed my yearbook.
Output: acceptable
I want Mary to sign my yearbook.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen you eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I know you ate asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I've never seen you ate asparagus.
Output: unacceptable
I've never seen him eats asparagus.
Output: unacceptable
I've never seen him eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I think that he eats asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I want to eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I want him to eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I wonder if he eats asparagus.
Output: acceptable
For him to eat asparagus is a travesty.
Output: acceptable
I asked for him to eat the asparagus.
Output: acceptable
I think he will eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
Fabio asked if Claus had run a marathon.
Output: acceptable
Fabio asked if had Claus run a marathon.
Output: unacceptable
Fabio asked had if Claus run a marathon.
Output: unacceptable
You can lead a horse to water but will it drink?
Output: acceptable
He will go.
Output: acceptable
He goes.
Output: acceptable
The peanut butter has got moldy.
Output: acceptable
The swing blasted the golf ball across the green.
Output: acceptable
That Harry loves dancing is evidenced by his shiny tap shoes.
Output: acceptable
The Brazilians pumped the oil across the river.
Output: acceptable
Lenin believes the Tsar to be a power hungry dictator.
Output: acceptable
Brezhnev had said for Andropov to leave.
Output: acceptable
Yeltsin saw Stalin holding the bag.
Output: acceptable
Robert thinks that students should eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
Robert thinks that student should eat asparagus.
Output: acceptable
Linguistics students like phonetics tutorials.
Output: acceptable
Martha said that Bill loved his Cheerios in the morning.
Output: acceptable
Eloise wants you to study a new language. assume to = T.
Output: acceptable
For Maurice to quarrel with Joel frightened Maggie.
Output: acceptable
No man has ever beaten the centaur.
Output: acceptable
Some man has ever beaten the centaur.
Output: unacceptable
Every man has ever beaten the centaur.
Output: unacceptable
Rosemary hates New York.
Output: acceptable
Rosemary hates.
Output: unacceptable
Jennie smiled.
Output: acceptable
Jennie smiled the microwave.
Output: unacceptable
Traci gave the whale a lollipop.
Output: acceptable
Traci gave the whale.
Output: unacceptable
Traci gave a lollipop.
Output: unacceptable
Ryan hit Andrew.
Output: acceptable
Michael accidentally broke the glass.
Output: acceptable
Leah likes cookies.
Output: acceptable
Lorenzo saw the eclipse.
Output: acceptable
Syntax frightens Kenny.
Output: acceptable
Alyssa kept her syntax book.
Output: acceptable
The arrow hit Ben.
Output: acceptable
The psychologist hates phonology.
Output: acceptable
Doug went to Chicago.
Output: acceptable
Dave was given the margarita mix.
Output: acceptable
George gave Jessica the book.
Output: acceptable
Daniel received a scolding from Hanna.
Output: acceptable
Bob gave Steve the syntax assignment.
Output: acceptable
Stacy came directly from linguistics class.
Output: acceptable
Andrew is in Tucson's finest apartment.
Output: acceptable
Chris hacked the computer apart with an axe.
Output: acceptable
This key will open the door to the linguistics building.
Output: acceptable
He bought these flowers for Aaron.
Output: acceptable
She cooked Matt dinner.
Output: acceptable
John placed the flute.
Output: unacceptable
John put the book on the table.
Output: acceptable
John put the book on the table with a pair of tongs.
Output: acceptable
Megan loves Kevin.
Output: acceptable
Megan loves.
Output: unacceptable
Megan loves Jason.
Output: unacceptable
It rained.
Output: acceptable
It snowed.
Output: acceptable
It hailed.
Output: acceptable
That Bill loves chocolate is likely.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that Bill likes chocolate.
Output: acceptable
I put a book on it.
Output: acceptable
It bit me on the leg.
Output: acceptable
Shannon sent Dan an email.
Output: acceptable
Stacy hit a baseball to Julia.
Output: acceptable
Jaime danced a jig.
Output: acceptable
Yuko rubbed the pizza with a garlic clove.
Output: acceptable
It is raining in San Francisco.
Output: acceptable
The stodgy professor left with his teaching assistant.
Output: acceptable
I played a tune on my iPod.
Output: acceptable
Molly gave Calvin a kiss.
Output: acceptable
Mercedes gave a test to the students in the lecture hall.
Output: acceptable
Spot ate a cat treat.
Output: acceptable
Susan ate yesterday at the restaurant.
Output: acceptable
Gwen looked at a fire truck.
Output: acceptable
Michael asked a question.
Output: acceptable
Adam asked if Hyacinth likes pineapples.
Output: acceptable
I feel it is unfortunate that television is so vulgar these days.
Output: acceptable
That Angus hates sushi is mysterious.
Output: acceptable
Jennie smiled the sandwich.
Output: unacceptable
placed the flute on the table.
Output: unacceptable
John placed on the table.
Output: unacceptable
John placed the flute the violin on the table.
Output: unacceptable
The rock placed the sky with the fork.
Output: unacceptable
John placed the flute the table.
Output: unacceptable
John bit the apple.
Output: acceptable
Susan forgave Louis.
Output: acceptable
The jockey rides the horse.
Output: acceptable
Phillip gave the soldier the medal.
Output: acceptable
The apple was bitten.
Output: acceptable
Louis was forgiven.
Output: acceptable
The horse was ridden.
Output: acceptable
The medal was given to the soldier.
Output: acceptable
The soldier was given the medal.
Output: acceptable
The apple was bitten by John.
Output: acceptable
Louis was forgiven by Susan.
Output: acceptable
The horse was ridden by the jockey.
Output: acceptable
The medal was given to the soldier by Phillip.
Output: acceptable
The soldier was given the medal by Phillip.
Output: acceptable
I ate a basket of apples.
Output: acceptable
I ate.
Output: acceptable
I think that John likes his beer.
Output: acceptable
I think John likes his beer.
Output: acceptable
I think for John to like his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I think if John likes his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I ordered that John drink his beer.
Output: acceptable
I ordered John drink his beer.
Output: acceptable
I ordered for John to drink his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I ordered John to drink his beer.
Output: acceptable
I ordered if John drink his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I inquired that John like his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I inquired John likes his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I inquired for John to like his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I inquired John to like his beer.
Output: unacceptable
I inquired if John likes his beer.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that Andy is eating salmon flavored candy bars.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that Andy has eaten salmon flavored candy bars.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that Andy will eat salmon flavored candy bars.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that Andy eats salmon flavored candy bars.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that the salmon flavored candy bars were eaten.
Output: acceptable
He has danced.
Output: acceptable
I had eaten the deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
I have eaten the beef waffles.
Output: acceptable
I will have eaten the beef waffles.
Output: acceptable
Jeff was dancing with Sylvia while Amy sat angrily at their table.
Output: acceptable
The soup had been being eaten when it got spilled.
Output: acceptable
Jeff must have eaten the deep fried muffin.
Output: acceptable
Jeff has must eaten the deep fried muffin.
Output: unacceptable
Jeff must not have eaten the deep fried muffin.
Output: acceptable
Jeff not must have eaten the deep fried muffin.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin has a peanut.
Output: acceptable
Susan has a cold.
Output: acceptable
Bill had an accident.
Output: acceptable
Calvin has eaten a peanut.
Output: acceptable
Frank has drunk too much.
Output: acceptable
Bill has been dancing.
Output: acceptable
Dane is a doctor.
Output: acceptable
Jorge was the one.
Output: acceptable
Alex was eating the popsicle.
Output: acceptable
Megan was sat on by her brother.
Output: acceptable
Catherine did her homework.
Output: acceptable
Catherine did not eat.
Output: acceptable
Calvin did not do a back flip.
Output: acceptable
Has Bill eaten his tuna?
Output: acceptable
Is Bill eating his tuna?
Output: acceptable
Did Bill eat his dinner?
Output: acceptable
Ate Bill his dinner?
Output: unacceptable
Has Calvin a bowl?
Output: unacceptable
Angus is not leaving.
Output: acceptable
Calvin has not eaten his dinner.
Output: acceptable
Spot did not play with his mouse.
Output: acceptable
Calvin ate not his dinner.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin has not any catnip.
Output: unacceptable
Angus did not his homework.
Output: unacceptable
I should not eat plums.
Output: acceptable
I have not should eat plums.
Output: unacceptable
I must can eat plums.
Output: unacceptable
I have should eat plums.
Output: unacceptable
I want to should eat plums.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin will not eat the beef waffles.
Output: acceptable
Calvin not will eat the beef waffles.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin could will eat the beef waffles.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin will could eat the beef waffles.
Output: unacceptable
I ate deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
He always eats deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
I might ate deep fried muffins.
Output: unacceptable
He always might eats deep fried muffins.
Output: unacceptable
He might eat deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
I might eat deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
He will eat deep fried muffins.
Output: acceptable
He will eats deep fried muffins.
Output: unacceptable
Sylvia will be slapping Jeff upside the head in martial arts class.
Output: acceptable
Sylvia could be slapping Jeff upside the head in martial arts class.
Output: acceptable
Sylvia is slapping Jeff upside the head in martial arts class.
Output: acceptable
The cat had eaten.
Output: acceptable
The cat had been eating.
Output: acceptable
The tuna had been eaten.
Output: acceptable
The cat had haven eaten.
Output: unacceptable
The cat was leaving.
Output: acceptable
The tuna was being eaten.
Output: acceptable
The cat was being eating.
Output: unacceptable
The cat was having eaten.
Output: unacceptable
The cake was eaten.
Output: acceptable
The cake was been eating.
Output: unacceptable
The cake was have eaten.
Output: unacceptable
Reggie did not chase the ball.
Output: acceptable
Did Calvin eat the beef waffles?
Output: acceptable
What did Calvin eat?
Output: acceptable
John must not do have eaten.
Output: unacceptable
John must do not have eaten.
Output: unacceptable
The prisoner must have been being interrogated when the supervisor walked into the room and saw what was going on and put a stop to it.
Output: acceptable
Fiona must not eat the sauteed candy canes.
Output: acceptable
Fiona has not eaten the sauteed candy canes.
Output: acceptable
Can Fiona eat sauteed candy canes?
Output: acceptable
I wanted that he should leave.
Output: unacceptable
I wanted he should leave.
Output: unacceptable
I wanted if he should leave.
Output: unacceptable
I wanted him to leave.
Output: acceptable
I wanted to leave.
Output: acceptable
Heidi investigated that John ate the cauliflower.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi investigated John ate the cauliflower.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi investigated whether John ate the cauliflower.
Output: acceptable
Heidi investigated if John ate the cauliflower.
Output: acceptable
Heidi investigated John to eat the cauliflower.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi investigated to eat the cauliflower.
Output: unacceptable
John said Heidi was obsessed with broccoli.
Output: acceptable
John said if Heidi was obsessed with broccoli.
Output: unacceptable
John said Heidi to eat the broccoli.
Output: unacceptable
Andy promised that we would go.
Output: acceptable
Andy promised we would go.
Output: acceptable
Andy promised if we would go.
Output: unacceptable
Andy promised us to go.
Output: unacceptable
Andy promised to go.
Output: acceptable
If I were a rich man, I'd buy a diamond ring.
Output: acceptable
If he is a rich man, he'd buy a diamond ring.
Output: unacceptable
Rory eats.
Output: acceptable
Rory ate muffins.
Output: acceptable
The muffins were eaten.
Output: acceptable
Rory had eaten the muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory has eaten the muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory must have eaten the muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory may be eating the muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory will eat the muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory eats muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory is eating muffins.
Output: acceptable
Rory might have been eating the muffins.
Output: acceptable
The muffins might have been being eaten.
Output: acceptable
The tuna had been being eaten.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will eat.
Output: acceptable
The tuna will be eaten.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will be eating.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will have eaten.
Output: acceptable
The tuna will be being eaten.
Output: acceptable
The tuna will have been eaten.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will have been eating.
Output: acceptable
Calvin was eating.
Output: acceptable
Calvin had eaten.
Output: acceptable
Calvin had been eating.
Output: acceptable
The tuna must have been eaten.
Output: acceptable
The tuna will have been being eaten.
Output: acceptable
He has not eaten yet today.
Output: acceptable
I have never seen this movie.
Output: acceptable
I never have a pen when I need it.
Output: acceptable
I have always loved peanut butter.
Output: acceptable
I do not love peanut butter.
Output: acceptable
Martha often thinks Kim hates phonology.
Output: acceptable
Do you like peanut butter?
Output: acceptable
Have you always hated peanut butter?
Output: acceptable
Are you always thinking dirty thoughts?
Output: acceptable
Bradley left.
Output: acceptable
Stacy left Tucson.
Output: acceptable
John left his wife.
Output: acceptable
I want Bradley that left.
Output: unacceptable
John thinks that left.
Output: unacceptable
That John will leave is likely.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that John will leave.
Output: acceptable
The policeman kissed the puppy.
Output: acceptable
The puppy was kissed by the policeman.
Output: acceptable
The puppy was kissed.
Output: acceptable
John laughed.
Output: acceptable
The audience laughed.
Output: acceptable
Bill is likely John to hit.
Output: unacceptable
It was kissed the puppy.
Output: unacceptable
Jennifer swatted Steve.
Output: acceptable
Steve swatted Jennifer.
Output: acceptable
She swatted him.
Output: acceptable
He swatted her.
Output: acceptable
I walk.
Output: acceptable
You walk.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that Patrick left.
Output: acceptable
That Patrick left is likely.
Output: acceptable
Patrick is likely that left.
Output: unacceptable
It is likely Patrick to leave.
Output: unacceptable
Patrick to leave is likely.
Output: unacceptable
Patrick is likely to leave.
Output: acceptable
He kissed her.
Output: acceptable
She was kissed.
Output: acceptable
She was kissed him.
Output: unacceptable
It was kissed her.
Output: unacceptable
Stacy danced at the palace.
Output: acceptable
Stacy arrived at the palace.
Output: acceptable
There danced three men at the palace.
Output: unacceptable
There arrived three men at the palace.
Output: unacceptable
It seems Sonny to love Cher.
Output: unacceptable
Bill was bitten the dog.
Output: unacceptable
Donny is likely that left.
Output: unacceptable
The Shah slept in a bed.
Output: acceptable
The bed was slept in by the Shah.
Output: acceptable
Dust fell on the bed.
Output: acceptable
The bed was fallen on by the dust.
Output: unacceptable
Bill was hit by the baseball.
Output: acceptable
Was been hit by Bill by the baseball.
Output: unacceptable
Bill gave Sue the book.
Output: acceptable
Sue was given the book by Bill.
Output: acceptable
The book was been given by Bill by Sue.
Output: unacceptable
I cut the soft bread.
Output: acceptable
The soft bread cuts easily.
Output: acceptable
The boat sank.
Output: acceptable
The torpedo sank the boat.
Output: acceptable
The captain sank the boat.
Output: acceptable
The captain sank the boat with a torpedo.
Output: acceptable
Was sunk by the boat.
Output: unacceptable
The boat was sunk by the captain with a torpedo.
Output: acceptable
I sent a book to Louis.
Output: acceptable
I sent Louis a book.
Output: acceptable
A book was sent to Louis.
Output: acceptable
Louis was sent a book to.
Output: unacceptable
To Louis was sent a book.
Output: unacceptable
Louis was sent a book.
Output: acceptable
A book was sent Louis.
Output: unacceptable
John seems to have left.
Output: acceptable
Bill wants John to leave.
Output: acceptable
John wants Bill to leave.
Output: acceptable
John wants him to leave.
Output: acceptable
John believes him to have been at the game.
Output: acceptable
He is believed by John to have been at the game.
Output: acceptable
He is believed to have been at the game.
Output: acceptable
Becky bought the syntax book.
Output: acceptable
What did Becky buy?
Output: acceptable
What did Stacy say Becky bought?
Output: acceptable
Matt kissed her.
Output: acceptable
Whom did Matt kiss?
Output: acceptable
I wonder who Jim kissed.
Output: acceptable
The fact that I like strawberry flavored milk shakes is none of your business.
Output: acceptable
She made the outrageous claim that tuna flavored milkshakes are good for you.
Output: acceptable
I asked where you found it.
Output: acceptable
I won't reveal the place.
Output: acceptable
I asked who she kissed.
Output: acceptable
I know several people who she kissed.
Output: acceptable
I know several people she kissed.
Output: acceptable
I know several people that she kissed.
Output: acceptable
I know I bought the book you recommended.
Output: acceptable
I know I bought the book that you recommended.
Output: acceptable
The guy who is wearing the red hat just hit me!
Output: acceptable
That guy, who I think might be drunk, just hit me!
Output: acceptable
The man, who I think might be drunk, that is escaping hit me.
Output: unacceptable
What did Bill claim that he read?
Output: acceptable
What do you think Matt kissed?
Output: acceptable
What did Bill make the claim that he read in the syntax book?
Output: unacceptable
Which cake did you see the man who baked?
Output: unacceptable
I wonder what John bought.
Output: acceptable
How do you think John bought the sweater?
Output: acceptable
How do you wonder what John bought?
Output: unacceptable
How do you think John bought what?
Output: acceptable
I wonder what John bought how.
Output: acceptable
I wonder what John kissed.
Output: acceptable
Who did you wonder what kissed?
Output: unacceptable
I asked what John kissed.
Output: acceptable
That the police would arrest several rioters was a certainty.
Output: acceptable
I liked Mary and John.
Output: acceptable
Who did you like and John?
Output: unacceptable
I ate some popcorn and drank some soda.
Output: acceptable
What did you eat some popcorn and drink?
Output: unacceptable
Who loves who?
Output: acceptable
Who loves whom?
Output: acceptable
Shelly loves who?
Output: acceptable
Fred saw a spaceship in the linguistics lounge?
Output: acceptable
What is bothering you?
Output: acceptable
Who has seen my snorkel?
Output: acceptable
How was the plot discovered by the authorities?
Output: acceptable
Which animals appear to have lost their collars?
Output: acceptable
What did Jean think was likely to have been stolen?
Output: acceptable
Car sales have surprised the stockbrokers.
Output: acceptable
Can you find the light bulb store?
Output: acceptable
John was bitten by an advertising executive.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that Tami will leave New York.
Output: acceptable
Tami is likely to leave New York.
Output: acceptable
Lucy seems to have been mugged.
Output: acceptable
What did you buy at the supermarket?
Output: acceptable
What is it likely for Beth to have bought at the supermarket?
Output: acceptable
What is likely to have been bought at the supermarket?
Output: acceptable
The trail we walked today was built by slave labor.
Output: acceptable
Bill is always complaining about the guys who work near him.
Output: acceptable
The cost of bagels that are imported from Iceland surprised the teacher who Mike hired last week.
Output: acceptable
Josh gave Clay carefully a book.
Output: unacceptable
Josh gave Clay a book carefully.
Output: acceptable
Briana showed Justin himself.
Output: acceptable
Briana showed himself Justin.
Output: unacceptable
I blew up the building.
Output: acceptable
I blew the building up.
Output: acceptable
I blew up it.
Output: unacceptable
I blew it up.
Output: acceptable
Susan sent the package to Heidi.
Output: acceptable
I asked Mike if he had seen the Yeti.
Output: acceptable
I bought some flowers for Manuel.
Output: acceptable
I bought Manuel some flowers.
Output: acceptable
Jean is likely to leave.
Output: acceptable
Jean is reluctant to leave.
Output: acceptable
Jean is likely.
Output: unacceptable
Jean wants Brian to leave.
Output: acceptable
Jean persuaded Brian to leave.
Output: acceptable
That Jean left is likely.
Output: acceptable
It is likely that Jean left.
Output: acceptable
Is likely Jean to leave.
Output: unacceptable
It is reluctant that Jean left.
Output: unacceptable
That Jean left is reluctant.
Output: unacceptable
Jean is likely to dance.
Output: acceptable
The cat is out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
The cat thinks that he is out of the bag.
Output: acceptable
Is likely to Jean dance.
Output: unacceptable
It is likely that Jean will dance.
Output: acceptable
Jean wants Robert.
Output: acceptable
Jean wants him.
Output: acceptable
I want she to dance.
Output: unacceptable
I want Jean.
Output: acceptable
I want Jean to dance.
Output: acceptable
Jean wants herself to dance.
Output: acceptable
Jean is reluctant.
Output: acceptable
To find a new mate, go to a dating service.
Output: acceptable
Jean tried to behave.
Output: acceptable
Robert knows that it is essential to be well behaved.
Output: acceptable
Robert knows that it is essential.
Output: acceptable
Robert knows it is essential that he is well behaved.
Output: acceptable
Louis begged Kate to leave.
Output: acceptable
Louis begged Kate that she leave her job.
Output: unacceptable
Louis begged Kate to shave himself.
Output: unacceptable
Louis begged Kate that he be allowed to shave himself.
Output: acceptable
To behave oneself in public is expected.
Output: acceptable
Robert knew that it was necessary to behave himself.
Output: acceptable
Mike expected Greg incorrectly to take out the trash.
Output: acceptable
The boys don't all want to leave.
Output: acceptable
Robert is eager to do his homework.
Output: acceptable
Jean seems to be in a good mood.
Output: acceptable
Rosemary tried to get a new car.
Output: acceptable
Susan begged Bill to let her sing in the concert.
Output: acceptable
Susan begged to be allowed to sing in the concert.
Output: acceptable
Christina is ready to leave.
Output: acceptable
Fred was believed to have wanted to try to dance.
Output: acceptable
Susan consented to try to seem to have been kissed.
Output: acceptable
Alan told me who wanted to seem to be invincible.
Output: acceptable
What did John want to eat?
Output: acceptable
This book is easy to read.
Output: acceptable
To improve myself is a goal for next year.
Output: acceptable
To improve yourself would be a good idea.
Output: acceptable
To improve himself, Bruce should consider therapy.
Output: acceptable
To improve herself, Jane went to a health spa.
Output: acceptable
Kathleen really hates her job.
Output: acceptable
My brother likes collecting jazz records.
Output: acceptable
Martina is deathly afraid of spiders.
Output: acceptable
That kind of behavior annoys me.
Output: acceptable
The news pleased the students.
Output: acceptable
Horror films disturb Milo.
Output: acceptable
The exhibition really impressed the critics.
Output: acceptable
Kathleen hates those pictures of herself.
Output: acceptable
The children admired photos of each other.
Output: acceptable
Sandra hates reading about herself in the tabloids.
Output: acceptable
Pictures of himself always disturb Milo.
Output: acceptable
To be able to buy myself a ticket to France would be a dream.
Output: acceptable
Reading about herself in the tabloids always annoys Sandra.
Output: acceptable
Brandon has been reading more novels than he has short stories.
Output: acceptable
Robin will eat cabbage but she won't ice cream.
Output: acceptable
John could bake something, but I'm not sure what.
Output: acceptable
Frank will eat an apple and Morgan will too.
Output: acceptable
Frank will eat an apple and Morgan will eat an apple too.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will strike himself.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will strike himself and Otto will too.
Output: acceptable
Calvin will strike himself and Otto will strike himself too.
Output: acceptable
Calvin has dated every girl who Jeff has.
Output: acceptable
Calvin has dated every girl who Jeff has dated.
Output: acceptable
I know which guys you've dated, but I don't know which guys you haven't.
Output: acceptable
Which language do you want to hire someone who speaks?
Output: unacceptable
They want to hire someone who speaks a Balkan language, but I don't know which language.
Output: unacceptable
Calvin will fire someone today, but I don't know who.
Output: acceptable
Peter was talking with someone but I don't know who.
Output: acceptable
Brandon read every book that Megan did.
Output: acceptable
Every book that Megan did Brandon read too.
Output: acceptable
Darin has eaten more squid than John has octopus.
Output: acceptable
What does Calvin like.
Output: acceptable
Alexandra wants to catch a fish and Sylvia does too.
Output: acceptable
Calvin admired himself in the mirror.
Output: acceptable
Chris said that himself was sad.
Output: unacceptable
Chris wants himself to win.
Output: acceptable
Which pictures of himself did Chris see in the gallery?
Output: acceptable
Chris liked which pictures of himself?
Output: acceptable
Which pictures of himself did Chris like?
Output: acceptable
Heidi believes Bill's description of herself.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi thinks that she has won.
Output: acceptable
Heidi thinks that pictures of herself are beautiful.
Output: acceptable
Heidi gave a present to herself.
Output: acceptable
The army's destruction of the palace was a tragedy.
Output: acceptable
The army destroyed the palace.
Output: acceptable
Heidi wants to kiss herself.
Output: acceptable
Heidi believes John's description of herself.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi dislikes the TV's depiction of herself.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi said that pictures of herself were embarrassing.
Output: acceptable
Heidi said that Bill's pictures of herself were embarrassing.
Output: unacceptable
Chris said that himself was angry.
Output: unacceptable
Heidi saw Peter's picture of her.
Output: acceptable
Heidi saw drawings of her.
Output: acceptable
John loves himself.
Output: acceptable
John loves pictures of himself.
Output: acceptable
John loves Mary's pictures of himself.
Output: unacceptable
John thinks that Mary's depiction of himself is wrong.
Output: unacceptable
John thinks that most depictions of himself are wrong.
Output: acceptable
John seems to like pictures of himself.
Output: acceptable
John believes himself to be the best at baseball.
Output: acceptable
John wants to congratulate himself.
Output: acceptable
John loves him.
Output: unacceptable
John loves his puppy.
Output: acceptable
John asked if the unflattering description of his work would be published in the paper.
Output: acceptable
John asked if his essay would be published in the paper.
Output: acceptable
Any owl can hunt mice.
Output: acceptable
John talked to any woman.
Output: unacceptable
Any woman contributed to the fund.
Output: unacceptable
John talked to any woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
Any woman who heard the news contributed to the fund.
Output: acceptable
Any man who saw the fly in the food didn't eat dinner.
Output: acceptable
You may pick any flower.
Output: acceptable
You must pick any flower.
Output: unacceptable
Any pilot could be flying this plane.
Output: acceptable
Any pilot must be flying this plane.
Output: unacceptable
Any student must work hard.
Output: acceptable
Any doctor will tell you that.
Output: acceptable
Any soldier should be prepared to die for her country.
Output: acceptable
John talked to a woman.
Output: acceptable
John didn't talk to a woman.
Output: acceptable
John kissed even the ugliest woman.
Output: acceptable
John kissed even the ugliest woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
A lion is usually majestic.
Output: acceptable
Any lion is usually majestic.
Output: unacceptable
A philosopher is sometimes wrong.
Output: acceptable
Any philosopher is sometimes wrong.
Output: acceptable
You must pick a flower.
Output: acceptable
A pilot must be flying this plane.
Output: acceptable
A student must work hard.
Output: acceptable
A soldier should be prepared to die for her country.
Output: acceptable
Rarely is any lion majestic.
Output: acceptable
Seldom is any lion majestic.
Output: acceptable
Never is any lion majestic.
Output: acceptable
Usually, any lion is majestic.
Output: unacceptable
Often, any lion is majestic.
Output: unacceptable
Always, any lion is majestic.
Output: unacceptable
You may pick absolutely any flower.
Output: acceptable
You may pick almost any flower.
Output: acceptable
Almost any pilot could be flying this plane.
Output: acceptable
Absolutely any pilot could be flying this plane.
Output: acceptable
You may pick any flower except the rose.
Output: acceptable
Any pilot except Sue could be flying this plane.
Output: acceptable
John talked to absolutely any woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
John talked to almost any woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
John talked to any woman who came up to him except Sue.
Output: acceptable
John put carrots from his garden in the salad.
Output: acceptable
John put any carrot from his garden in the salad.
Output: acceptable
John talked to a woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
A woman who heard the news contributed to the fund.
Output: acceptable
A man who saw the fly in the food didn't eat dinner.
Output: acceptable
John talked to every woman who came up to him.
Output: acceptable
Every woman who heard the news contributed to the fund.
Output: acceptable
Every man who saw the fly in the food didn't eat dinner.
Output: acceptable
John talked to every woman.
Output: acceptable
Mary regretted that she did anything to help him.
Output: acceptable
Mary talked to any man or any woman.
Output: unacceptable
Every student who is in Mary's class is working on polarity items.
Output: acceptable
It happens to be true of every student in Mary's class that he is working on polarity items.
Output: acceptable
Every student in Mary's class, by virtue of being in her class, is working on polarity items.
Output: acceptable
Every student in Mary's class happened to vote Republican.
Output: acceptable
Every woman standing under that tree is Mary's friend.
Output: acceptable
The President thanked every soldier who had fought in the.
Output: acceptable
Everybody who attended last week's huge rally signed the petition.
Output: acceptable
We didn't keep a list of the names, but the President thanked every soldier who had fought in the Gulf War.
Output: acceptable
Every student in Mary's class, whoever they were, happened to vote Republican.
Output: unacceptable
Every woman standing under that tree, whoever she may be, is Mary's friend.
Output: unacceptable
Any student in Mary's class happened to vote.
Output: unacceptable
Any woman standing under that tree is Mary's friend.
Output: unacceptable
The President thanked any soldier who had fought in the Gulf.
Output: acceptable
Every restaurant that advertises in any of these papers happens to have four stars in the handbook.
Output: acceptable
Everybody who is in Mary's semantics seminar is writing a paper on polarity items.
Output: acceptable
John talked to any woman at the party.
Output: acceptable
John talked to any politician who is powerful.
Output: acceptable
John talked to any powerful politician.
Output: unacceptable
Mary confidently answered any objections.
Output: acceptable
After the dinner, we threw away any leftovers.
Output: acceptable
John bought any picture of Queen Elizabeth.
Output: unacceptable
John bought any picture of Queen Elizabeth that was on sale.
Output: acceptable
Every philosopher is sometimes wrong, but he usually doesn't admit it.
Output: acceptable
Any lion is generally majestic.
Output: unacceptable
Any lion is rare.
Output: unacceptable
Any female tiger has orange fur, marked with black stripes.
Output: acceptable
Birds fly.
Output: acceptable
Any bird flies.
Output: acceptable
All fugitives are in jail now.
Output: acceptable
All lizards will die.
Output: acceptable
Yesterday John talked to any woman.
Output: unacceptable
Yesterday John talked to any woman he saw.
Output: acceptable
Snow is white and snow is not white.
Output: acceptable
Any man didn't eat dinner.
Output: acceptable
Mary talks to any student.
Output: acceptable
Mary talked to any angry student.
Output: unacceptable
Mary talked to any student who was angry.
Output: acceptable
Mary talked to any actual student.
Output: unacceptable
Any pilot on duty today must be flying this plane.
Output: unacceptable
Any pilot must be out flying planes today.
Output: acceptable
Every student read any book on giraffes he found.
Output: acceptable
You must pick any flower in this bed.
Output: unacceptable
You may pick any of the flowers.
Output: acceptable
You must pick any of the flowers.
Output: unacceptable
Mary picked any of the flowers.
Output: unacceptable
You may pick every flower.
Output: acceptable
You may pick any flower, but leave a few for Mary.
Output: acceptable
You may pick any five flowers.
Output: acceptable