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We proved conclusively Smith to be the thief. | 0unacceptable | 757 |
We proved Smith conclusively to be the thief. | 1acceptable | 758 |
We proved conclusively to the authorities Smith to be the thief. | 0unacceptable | 759 |
We proved Smith conclusively to the authorities to be the thief. | 1acceptable | 760 |
The gardener watered the tulips flat. | 1acceptable | 761 |
The grocer ground the coffee beans to a fine powder. | 1acceptable | 762 |
They painted their house a hideous shade of green. | 1acceptable | 763 |
The joggers ran their Nikes threadbare. | 1acceptable | 764 |
The kids laughed themselves into a frenzy. | 1acceptable | 765 |
He coughed his handkerchief completely soggy. | 1acceptable | 766 |
They fed the meat to the lions raw. | 1acceptable | 767 |
The lions ate at the meat raw. | 0unacceptable | 768 |
We love them. | 1acceptable | 769 |
We love they. | 0unacceptable | 770 |
We love their. | 0unacceptable | 771 |
Us love their. | 0unacceptable | 772 |
Our love they. | 1acceptable | 773 |
Our love them. | 1acceptable | 774 |
Our love their. | 1acceptable | 775 |
he belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken. | 0unacceptable | 776 |
him belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken. | 0unacceptable | 777 |
his belief that Mary kissed Bill is mistaken. | 1acceptable | 778 |
Mary loves him. | 1acceptable | 779 |
Mary is fond of him. | 1acceptable | 780 |
Mary is fond him. | 0unacceptable | 781 |
Mary criticized him. | 1acceptable | 782 |
Mary's criticism him was cruel. | 0unacceptable | 783 |
Mary's criticism of him was cruel. | 1acceptable | 784 |
That John loves Mary is doubtful. | 1acceptable | 785 |
John to love Mary would be doubtful. | 0unacceptable | 786 |
For John to love Mary would be doubtful. | 1acceptable | 787 |
To go abroad would be nice. | 1acceptable | 788 |
John's plan to go abroad is nice. | 1acceptable | 789 |
Mary believed John to have loved her. | 1acceptable | 790 |
Mary considered John to have loved her. | 1acceptable | 791 |
Mary reported John to have loved her. | 1acceptable | 792 |
Mary considered to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 793 |
Mary tried to go abroad. | 1acceptable | 794 |
Mary intended to go abroad. | 1acceptable | 795 |
Mary managed to go abroad. | 1acceptable | 796 |
Mary desired to go abroad. | 1acceptable | 797 |
Mary tried John to go abroad. | 0unacceptable | 798 |
Mary managed John to go abroad. | 0unacceptable | 799 |
Mary desired John to go abroad. | 0unacceptable | 800 |
Mary believed him to have loved her. | 1acceptable | 801 |
Mary considered him to have loved her. | 1acceptable | 802 |
Mary believed he to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 803 |
Mary considered he to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 804 |
Mary reported he to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 805 |
Mary believed his to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 806 |
Mary considered his to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 807 |
Mary reported his to have loved her. | 0unacceptable | 808 |
It is certain that John has loved Mary. | 1acceptable | 809 |
It is likely that John has loved Mary. | 1acceptable | 810 |
There are strangers in that garden. | 1acceptable | 811 |
There is strangers in that garden. | 0unacceptable | 812 |
There is arriving three men at that station. | 0unacceptable | 813 |
There are arriving three men at that station. | 1acceptable | 814 |
I consider there to be a man in that garden. | 1acceptable | 815 |
I consider there a man in that garden. | 0unacceptable | 816 |
They alleged there to have been many strangers in that garden. | 1acceptable | 817 |
They alleged many strangers to have been in that garden. | 0unacceptable | 818 |
John wagered there to have been a stranger in that haunted house. | 1acceptable | 819 |
John wagered a stranger to have been in that haunted house. | 0unacceptable | 820 |
John tried to kiss Mary. | 1acceptable | 821 |
John persuaded Mary to kiss him. | 1acceptable | 822 |
John told Mary to kiss him. | 1acceptable | 823 |
It is illegal to park here. | 1acceptable | 824 |
I remembered him having kissed Mary. | 1acceptable | 825 |
I reported him having kissed Mary. | 1acceptable | 826 |
I reported having kissed Mary. | 1acceptable | 827 |
I enjoy taking a bath. | 1acceptable | 828 |
I detest taking a bath. | 1acceptable | 829 |
I enjoy him taking a bath. | 0unacceptable | 830 |
I detest him taking a bath. | 0unacceptable | 831 |
I saw him kissing Mary. | 1acceptable | 832 |
I noticed him kissing Mary. | 1acceptable | 833 |
I noticed kissing Mary. | 0unacceptable | 834 |
There was known to everyone. | 0unacceptable | 835 |
John's refusing the offer is shocking. | 1acceptable | 836 |
the enemy's destroying the city was horrific. | 1acceptable | 837 |
John's refusal of the offer was shocking. | 1acceptable | 838 |
the enemy's destruction of the city was horrific. | 1acceptable | 839 |
John wanted to leave the room happy and leave the room he did happy. | 0unacceptable | 840 |
I often send Mary home drunk, and she gets there just fine. | 1acceptable | 841 |
I raw eat fish drunk. | 0unacceptable | 842 |
I only eat fish drunk raw. | 0unacceptable | 843 |
I don't think Fred will, either. | 1acceptable | 844 |
José likes cabbage, and Holly does too. | 1acceptable | 845 |
José ate cabbage, and Holly has too. | 1acceptable | 846 |
José is eating cabbage, and Holly is too. | 1acceptable | 847 |
John is leaving but Mary's not. | 1acceptable | 848 |
I consider Bill intelligent and I consider Sally not. | 1acceptable | 849 |
Sally started running down the street, but only after José started. | 0unacceptable | 850 |
Sally made Bill laugh, and then José made. | 0unacceptable | 851 |
Mary came to read Fred's story, and I also came to. | 0unacceptable | 852 |
John wants to go on vacation, but he doesn't know when to. | 1acceptable | 853 |
Mary was told to bring something to the party, so she asked Sue what to. | 0unacceptable | 854 |
We might go on vacation if we can ever figure out when to. | 0unacceptable | 855 |
Ron wanted to wear a tuxedo to the party, but Caspar couldn't decide whether to. | 0unacceptable | 856 |
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