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the election of John president surprised me. | 0unacceptable | 1,000 |
John's arriving dead surprised me. | 1acceptable | 1,001 |
the attempt by John to leave surprised me. | 1acceptable | 1,002 |
John left orders to follow Pete. | 1acceptable | 1,003 |
John left us orders to follow Pete. | 1acceptable | 1,004 |
John left orders not to be disturbed. | 1acceptable | 1,005 |
That he is here is clear. | 1acceptable | 1,006 |
It is a problem that he is here. | 1acceptable | 1,007 |
It bothers me that he is here. | 1acceptable | 1,008 |
John regretted it that Bill had a good time. | 1acceptable | 1,009 |
John believes it that Bill is here. | 0unacceptable | 1,010 |
John believes it sincerely that Bill is here. | 0unacceptable | 1,011 |
John is aware of it that Bill is here. | 0unacceptable | 1,012 |
John felt it that Bill was tardy. | 0unacceptable | 1,013 |
John believed it that Bill was tardy. | 0unacceptable | 1,014 |
It was believed that Bill was tardy. | 1acceptable | 1,015 |
That John is reluctant seems. | 0unacceptable | 1,016 |
It is the problem that he is here. | 0unacceptable | 1,017 |
That he is here is the problem. | 1acceptable | 1,018 |
The problem we are discussing is George. | 1acceptable | 1,019 |
It is to give up to leave. | 0unacceptable | 1,020 |
It would prove our theory to be untenable for carrots to be vegetables. | 1acceptable | 1,021 |
It was believed to be illegal by them to do that. | 0unacceptable | 1,022 |
John grudgingly accepted judgments of his incompetence as an auto mechanic. | 1acceptable | 1,023 |
It was to John that I gave the book. | 1acceptable | 1,024 |
I bought it to read. | 1acceptable | 1,025 |
I bought it to give to Pete. | 1acceptable | 1,026 |
I gave it to Pete to take to the fair. | 1acceptable | 1,027 |
I gave Pete the book to impress. | 0unacceptable | 1,028 |
I wrote to Bill. | 1acceptable | 1,029 |
I presented it to Bill to read. | 1acceptable | 1,030 |
I presented Bill with it to read. | 0unacceptable | 1,031 |
I gave a book to Bill to read. | 1acceptable | 1,032 |
John thinks it would upset himself to die. | 1acceptable | 1,033 |
John made Bill mad at himself. | 1acceptable | 1,034 |
John made Bill master of himself. | 1acceptable | 1,035 |
The correspondence school made Bill a good typist. | 1acceptable | 1,036 |
The correspondence school sent Bill a good typist. | 1acceptable | 1,037 |
John considers Bill silly. | 1acceptable | 1,038 |
John considers Bill to be silly. | 1acceptable | 1,039 |
John bought a dog for himself to play with. | 0unacceptable | 1,040 |
John arranged for himself to get the prize. | 1acceptable | 1,041 |
John talked to Bill about himself. | 1acceptable | 1,042 |
Our friends won't buy this analysis, let alone the next one we propose. | 1acceptable | 0 |
One more pseudo generalization and I'm giving up. | 1acceptable | 1 |
One more pseudo generalization or I'm giving up. | 1acceptable | 2 |
The more we study verbs, the crazier they get. | 1acceptable | 3 |
Day by day the facts are getting murkier. | 1acceptable | 4 |
I'll fix you a drink. | 1acceptable | 5 |
Fred watered the plants flat. | 1acceptable | 6 |
Bill coughed his way out of the restaurant. | 1acceptable | 7 |
We're dancing the night away. | 1acceptable | 8 |
Herman hammered the metal flat. | 1acceptable | 9 |
The critics laughed the play off the stage. | 1acceptable | 10 |
The pond froze solid. | 1acceptable | 11 |
Bill rolled out of the room. | 1acceptable | 12 |
The gardener watered the flowers flat. | 1acceptable | 13 |
The gardener watered the flowers. | 1acceptable | 14 |
Bill broke the bathtub into pieces. | 1acceptable | 15 |
Bill broke the bathtub. | 1acceptable | 16 |
They drank the pub dry. | 1acceptable | 17 |
They drank the pub. | 0unacceptable | 18 |
The professor talked us into a stupor. | 1acceptable | 19 |
The professor talked us. | 0unacceptable | 20 |
We yelled ourselves hoarse. | 1acceptable | 21 |
We yelled ourselves. | 0unacceptable | 22 |
We yelled Harry hoarse. | 0unacceptable | 23 |
Harry coughed himself into a fit. | 1acceptable | 24 |
Harry coughed himself. | 0unacceptable | 25 |
Harry coughed us into a fit. | 0unacceptable | 26 |
Bill followed the road into the forest. | 1acceptable | 27 |
We drove Highway 5 from SD to SF. | 1acceptable | 28 |
Fred tracked the leak to its source. | 1acceptable | 29 |
John danced waltzes across the room. | 1acceptable | 30 |
Bill urinated out the window. | 1acceptable | 31 |
Bill coughed out the window. | 1acceptable | 32 |
Bill bled on the floor. | 1acceptable | 33 |
The toilet leaked through the floor into the kitchen below. | 1acceptable | 34 |
Bill ate off the floor. | 1acceptable | 35 |
Bill drank from the hose. | 1acceptable | 36 |
This metal hammers flat easily. | 1acceptable | 37 |
They made him president. | 1acceptable | 38 |
They made him angry. | 1acceptable | 39 |
They caused him to become angry by making him. | 0unacceptable | 40 |
They caused him to become president by making him. | 0unacceptable | 41 |
They made him to exhaustion. | 0unacceptable | 42 |
They made him into a monster. | 1acceptable | 43 |
The trolley rumbled through the tunnel. | 1acceptable | 44 |
The wagon rumbled down the road. | 1acceptable | 45 |
The bullets whistled past the house. | 1acceptable | 46 |
The knee replacement candidate groaned up the stairs. | 1acceptable | 47 |
The car honked down the road. | 0unacceptable | 48 |
The dog barked out of the room. | 0unacceptable | 49 |
The dog barked its way out of the room. | 1acceptable | 50 |
Bill whistled his way past the house. | 1acceptable | 51 |
The witch vanished into the forest. | 1acceptable | 52 |
Bill disappeared down the road. | 1acceptable | 53 |
The witch went into the forest by vanishing. | 0unacceptable | 54 |
The witch went into the forest and thereby vanished. | 1acceptable | 55 |
The building is tall and wide. | 1acceptable | 56 |
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