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Joe is taller than Mary is.
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Joe is taller than Mary.
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1,558
Joe is taller than I think Mary is.
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1,559
Joe is taller than I think Mary.
0unacceptable
1,560
Mike will sing if you will sing.
1acceptable
1,561
Mike will sing if you will.
1acceptable
1,562
Jim will go if he feels good.
1acceptable
1,563
If Jim feels good, he will go.
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1,564
I gave the book to Harvey because he asked me to.
1acceptable
1,565
It never occurred to Harvey that I might want to leave because he is insensitive to other people's desires.
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1,566
It never occurred to Harvey because he is insensitive to other people's desires that, I might want to leave.
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1,567
. I figured it out that she was lying.
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1,568
I explained it to Bill that she was lying.
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1,569
I took it for granted that she was lying.
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1,570
I regret it exceedingly that she was lying.
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1,571
He'll bring me a hot dog if he sees one.
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1,572
He'll bring me one if he sees a hot dog.
0unacceptable
1,573
If he sees a hot dog, he'll bring me one.
1acceptable
1,574
If he sees one; he'll bring me a hot dog.
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1,575
Seven more soldiers came in after ten ones had left.
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1,576
Seven more ones came in after ten soldiers had left.
0unacceptable
1,577
After ten soldiers had left, seven more ones came in.
0unacceptable
1,578
After ten ones had left, seven more soldiers came in.
0unacceptable
1,579
Seven more soldiers came in after ten had left.
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1,580
Seven more came in after ten soldiers had left.
0unacceptable
1,581
After ten had left, seven more soldiers came in.
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1,582
Harry believes that Sally is innocent, although no one else believes it.
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1,583
Although no one else believes that Sally is innocent, Harry believes it.
1acceptable
1,584
Although no one else believes it, Harry believes that Sally is innocent.
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1,585
Webster touched a sword after Henry had done it.
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1,586
After Henry had touched a sword, Webster did it.
1acceptable
1,587
After Henry had done it, Webster touched a sword.
1acceptable
1,588
If so, I've lost $500.
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1,589
If it, I've lost $500.
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1,590
Harry thinks that Sally is innocent, although no one else thinks so.
1acceptable
1,591
Harry thinks so, although no one else thinks Sally is innocent.
0unacceptable
1,592
Although no one else thinks that Sally is innocent, Harry thinks so.
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1,593
Although no one else thinks so, Harry thinks that Sally is innocent.
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1,594
Webster touched a sword after Henry had done so.
1acceptable
1,595
After Henry had touched a sword, Webster did so.
1acceptable
1,596
After Henry had done so, Webster touched a sword.
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1,597
I'll work on it if I can work on it.
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1,598
I'll work on it if no one else has worked on it.
1acceptable
1,599
I'll work on it if you do.
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1,600
I'll work on it if no one else had.
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1,601
I'll work on it if Same will be too.
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1,602
I will if I can work on it.
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1,603
If I can work on it, I will.
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1,604
If I can, I will work on it.
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1,605
The boy who Mary loves hates her.
1acceptable
1,606
The man who ordered a hot dog got one.
1acceptable
1,607
Tom says that it's going to rain but I don't believe it.
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1,608
He said he would leave and now he's done it.
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1,609
I think that Mort's a swell guy, and Lenny thinks so too.
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1,610
Why can't the man who usually cuts the grass do so today?
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1,611
Mickey and Roger have signed, and Whitey will tomorrow.
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1,612
Ronald scoffs at the belief that he would run if nominated.
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1,613
Romeo conceded that he and Juliet were going steady.
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1,614
I lost a Japanese slide rule, and the fact that Peter now has one I regard with suspicion.
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1,615
The earth is flat, but will all those who don't believe it please raise their hands?
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1,616
Pilots who can fly barrel rolls say that for me to try to do it in a glider would be hazardous.
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1,617
The passengers who had known that the train was not on fire said that those who had thought so had barricaded themselves in the bathrooms.
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1,618
Playing with matches is; lots of fun, but doing, so and emptying gasoline from one can to another at the same time is a sport best reserved for arsons.
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1,619
Swimming is fun, and I believe that people who can't should be taught to.
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1,620
How brave he is!
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1,621
How surprisingly well he dances!
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1,622
Whether he left!
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1,623
Why he knows the answer!
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1,624
Which boy is tall!
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1,625
How brave everybody must think you expect me to believe he is!
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1,626
How brave they must believe the claim that you are!
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1,627
How brave they must believe that you are!
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1,628
How brave he is tall and!
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1,629
How brave Mike is cowardly and Sam is!
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1,630
How he is brave!
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1,631
Bill left when everyone will believe that the police have forced me to confess that I shot Sandra.
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1,632
Bill left when I am looking at a girl who vomited.
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1,633
Bill left when I believe the bomb had just exploded.
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1,634
Bill left when I believe the claim that the bomb had just exploded.
0unacceptable
1,635
When I am awake and Susan is asleep, Bill will leave.
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1,636
When I am awake at that time and Susan is asleep, Bill will leave.
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1,637
Bill left when that no one else was awake is certain.
0unacceptable
1,638
Bill left when it is certain that no one else was awake.
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1,639
Here's a knife for you to cut up the onions with.
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1,640
I brought a razor to shave himself with.
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1,641
I brought a razor to shave myself with.
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1,642
I brought a razor with which to shave myself.
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1,643
I brought a razor with which to shave himself.
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1,644
I brought John a razor to shave himself with.
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1,645
I brought John a razor to shave myself with.
0unacceptable
1,646
I brought John a razor with which to shave himself.
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1,647
I brought John a razor with which to shave myself.
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1,648
Here's a knife which for you to cut up the onions with.
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1,649
Here's a plate for you to make Bob try to begin to force his sister to leave the cookies on.
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1,650
Here's a knife for you to say was on the table.
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1,651
Here's a pole for you to kiss the girl who tied the string around.
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1,652
Here's a razor for you to chop up these nuts with this cleaver and.
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1,653
Here's a razor for that you will be shaved with to be announced.
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1,654
Here's a razor for it to be announced that you will be shaved with.
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1,655
I loaned Maggie a Swiss Army knife whose to open the padlock with corkscrew.
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1,656