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John gave Bill the book. | 1acceptable | 657 |
John got the book from Bill. | 1acceptable | 658 |
John gave Bill of the book. | 0unacceptable | 659 |
We have someone in the living room. | 1acceptable | 660 |
John is very fond of Mary. | 1acceptable | 661 |
Mary laughed at John. | 1acceptable | 662 |
The ship sank beneath the waves. | 1acceptable | 663 |
Mary considers John a fool and Bill a wimp. | 1acceptable | 664 |
John regards professors as strange and politicians as creepy. | 1acceptable | 665 |
Sue put the books on the table and the records on the chair. | 1acceptable | 666 |
Harriet gave a mug to John and a scarf to Vivien. | 1acceptable | 667 |
I expect John to win and Harry to lose. | 1acceptable | 668 |
You eat the fish raw and the beef cooked. | 1acceptable | 669 |
They told Sue who to talk to and Virginia when to leave. | 1acceptable | 670 |
Smith loaned, and his widow later donated, a valuable collection of manuscripts to the library. | 1acceptable | 671 |
Sue moved, and Mary also transferred, her business to a different location. | 1acceptable | 672 |
I succeeded in convincing, even though John had failed to persuade, Mary not to leave. | 1acceptable | 673 |
We didn't particularly like, but nevertheless ate, the fish raw. | 1acceptable | 674 |
Flo desperately wants, though she doesn't really expect, the Miami Dolphins to be in the play-offs. | 1acceptable | 675 |
John learned French perfectly. | 1acceptable | 676 |
Bill recited his lines poorly. | 1acceptable | 677 |
Mary plays the violin beautifully. | 1acceptable | 678 |
John perfectly learned French. | 0unacceptable | 679 |
Bill poorly recited his lines. | 0unacceptable | 680 |
John learned French immediately. | 1acceptable | 681 |
Bill recited his lines slowly. | 1acceptable | 682 |
Mary will play the violin soon. | 1acceptable | 683 |
John immediately learned French. | 1acceptable | 684 |
Bill slowly recited his lines. | 1acceptable | 685 |
Mary will soon play the violin. | 1acceptable | 686 |
John immediately learned French perfectly. | 1acceptable | 687 |
John learned French perfectly almost immediately. | 1acceptable | 688 |
John learned French perfectly immediately. | 1acceptable | 689 |
John perfectly learned French immediately. | 0unacceptable | 690 |
John learned French immediately perfectly. | 0unacceptable | 691 |
Clearly, John immediately will probably learn French perfectly. | 0unacceptable | 692 |
Immediately, John probably will clearly learn French perfectly. | 0unacceptable | 693 |
Clearly, John perfectly will immediately learn French probably. | 0unacceptable | 694 |
John perfectly rolled the ball down the hill. | 0unacceptable | 695 |
John rolled the ball perfectly down the hill. | 1acceptable | 696 |
John rolled the ball down the hill perfectly. | 1acceptable | 697 |
John perfectly shot the ball. | 0unacceptable | 698 |
John shot the ball perfectly. | 1acceptable | 699 |
John intimately spoke to Mary. | 0unacceptable | 700 |
John spoke intimately to Mary. | 1acceptable | 701 |
John spoke to Mary intimately. | 1acceptable | 702 |
John spoke French intimately to Mary. | 1acceptable | 703 |
John spoke French to Mary intimately. | 1acceptable | 704 |
Mary jumped the horse perfectly over the last fence. | 1acceptable | 705 |
Mary jumped the horse over the last fence perfectly. | 1acceptable | 706 |
John spoke intimately French to Mary. | 0unacceptable | 707 |
John spoke to Mary French. | 0unacceptable | 708 |
Mary persuaded to leave John. | 0unacceptable | 709 |
The lions ate raw the meat. | 0unacceptable | 710 |
Mary persuaded that he should rest Bill. | 0unacceptable | 711 |
We consider the men all fools. | 1acceptable | 712 |
We consider the men all totally crazy. | 1acceptable | 713 |
I saw the men all. | 0unacceptable | 714 |
The men were arrested all. | 0unacceptable | 715 |
The men arrived all. | 0unacceptable | 716 |
The teacher ordered the two boys both to pay close attention. | 1acceptable | 717 |
They returned the books all to their owners. | 1acceptable | 718 |
We painted the chairs all red. | 1acceptable | 719 |
The trainer fed the steaks all to the lions. | 1acceptable | 720 |
Bill proud of himself John doesn't consider. | 0unacceptable | 721 |
Home was gone by John. | 0unacceptable | 722 |
Mary left the room angry. | 1acceptable | 723 |
The room was left angry by Mary. | 0unacceptable | 724 |
The room was left angry. | 0unacceptable | 725 |
John resembles Bill. | 1acceptable | 726 |
Bill is resembled by John. | 0unacceptable | 727 |
The package weighed 10 lb. | 1acceptable | 728 |
10 lb was weighed by the package. | 0unacceptable | 729 |
This book cost $10. | 1acceptable | 730 |
$10 was cost by this book. | 0unacceptable | 731 |
The book cost John $10. | 1acceptable | 732 |
John was cost $10 by the book. | 0unacceptable | 733 |
John is impressed by Bill as pompous. | 0unacceptable | 734 |
The boys were made a good mother. | 0unacceptable | 735 |
The boys were made a good mother by Aunt Mary. | 0unacceptable | 736 |
The kids were failed by Max as a father. | 0unacceptable | 737 |
The kids were failed as a father. | 0unacceptable | 738 |
The men were struck by the idea as nonsense. | 0unacceptable | 739 |
The men were promised to leave. | 0unacceptable | 740 |
He impresses his friends all as pompous. | 0unacceptable | 741 |
Aunt Mary made the boys all a good mother. | 0unacceptable | 742 |
Max failed the kids all as a father. | 0unacceptable | 743 |
Frank promised the men all to leave. | 0unacceptable | 744 |
We proclaimed to the public John to be a hero. | 0unacceptable | 745 |
We proclaimed John to the public to be a hero. | 1acceptable | 746 |
We proclaimed sincerely John to be a hero. | 0unacceptable | 747 |
We proclaimed John sincerely to be a hero. | 1acceptable | 748 |
We proclaimed sincerely to the public John to be a hero. | 0unacceptable | 749 |
We proclaimed John sincerely to the public to be a hero. | 1acceptable | 750 |
They represented to the dean Mary as a genuine linguist. | 0unacceptable | 751 |
They represented Mary to the dean as a genuine linguist. | 1acceptable | 752 |
They represented seriously Mary as a genuine linguist. | 0unacceptable | 753 |
They represented Mary seriously as a genuine linguist. | 1acceptable | 754 |
They represented Mary seriously to the dean as a genuine linguist. | 1acceptable | 755 |
We proved to the authorities Smith to be the thief. | 0unacceptable | 756 |
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