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No writer, and no playwright, speaks clearly.
1acceptable
1,957
No writer, nor any playwright, speaks clearly.
1acceptable
1,958
Bill understands Mary and himself.
0unacceptable
1,959
Bill understands himself and Mary.
0unacceptable
1,960
Bill and Mary washed himself.
0unacceptable
1,961
Andy pinched Sarah and tickled herself.
0unacceptable
1,962
The gun and a description of itself lay on the bureau.
0unacceptable
1,963
Bill believes that Anna and he are similar.
1acceptable
1,964
Bill believes Anna and him to be similar.
1acceptable
1,965
Bill believes Anna and himself to be similar.
0unacceptable
1,966
I deny that that Bob has any money is certain.
0unacceptable
1,967
I deny that it is certain that Bob has any money.
1acceptable
1,968
I deny that that Bob has some money is certain.
0unacceptable
1,969
Tom will not force you to marry any student.
1acceptable
1,970
Tom will force you to marry no student.
1acceptable
1,971
The writers of any of the reports didn't know the answer.
0unacceptable
1,972
The writers of none of the reports.
1acceptable
1,973
Tom will force you to marry no student, and neither will I.
1acceptable
1,974
It is not certain that you'll marry any student.
1acceptable
1,975
It is not certain that you'll marry any particular student.
1acceptable
1,976
It is certain that you'll marry no student.
1acceptable
1,977
That you will marry any particular student is not certain.
1acceptable
1,978
The man who I gave John a picture of was bald.
1acceptable
1,979
The man who I gave John this picture of was bald.
0unacceptable
1,980
The man who I gave John Ed's picture of was bald.
0unacceptable
1,981
I gave Jack a picture of myself.
1acceptable
1,982
I gave Jack Ed's picture of myself.
0unacceptable
1,983
I didn't give Jack a picture of anybody.
1acceptable
1,984
I didn't give Jack this picture of anybody.
0unacceptable
1,985
I hope I'm not treading on anyone's toes.
1acceptable
1,986
Abernathy admitted that the poison pen letter had been written by my sister and him.
1acceptable
1,987
Abernathy admitted that the poison pen letter had been written by my sister and himself.
1acceptable
1,988
That the sun was out is obvious.
1acceptable
1,989
That anybody ever left at all is not known.
1acceptable
1,990
That anybody ever left at all is not certain.
1acceptable
1,991
That anybody ever left at all is impossible.
1acceptable
1,992
That anybody ever left at all is surprises me.
1acceptable
1,993
Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good.
1acceptable
1,994
Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good, so tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday will be eaten up.
1acceptable
1,995
Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good, so tonight it will be eaten up.
1acceptable
1,996
Martha gave Myrna an apple.
1acceptable
1,997
Leigh threw the ball to Lane.
1acceptable
1,998
Leigh threw Lane the ball.
1acceptable
1,999
The noise gave Terry a headache.
1acceptable
2,000
The noise gave a headache to Terry.
0unacceptable
2,001
Jill threw the ball from home plate to third base.
1acceptable
2,002
Jill kicked the ball from home plate to third base.
1acceptable
2,003
I sent the bicycle from my house at the beach to my house in the mountains.
1acceptable
2,004
I shipped the bicycle from my house at the beach to my house in the mountains.
1acceptable
2,005
Fred threw the ball under the porch.
1acceptable
2,006
Fred threw the ball behind the tree.
1acceptable
2,007
Fred threw the ball over the fence.
1acceptable
2,008
Fred kicked the ball under the porch.
1acceptable
2,009
Fred kicked the ball behind the tree.
1acceptable
2,010
Fred kicked the ball over the fence.
1acceptable
2,011
Felicia threw the ball off the bench.
1acceptable
2,012
Felicia threw the ball out the window.
1acceptable
2,013
Felicia kicked the ball out the window.
1acceptable
2,014
Felicia sent the box off the shelf.
0unacceptable
2,015
Felicia sent the box out of the storeroom.
0unacceptable
2,016
Felicia shipped the box off the shelf.
0unacceptable
2,017
Felicia shipped the box out of the storeroom.
0unacceptable
2,018
Jake sent the box at Carson.
0unacceptable
2,019
Jake sent the box towards Carson.
0unacceptable
2,020
Jake shipped the box at Carson.
0unacceptable
2,021
Jake shipped the box towards Carson.
0unacceptable
2,022
Anne is curious as to why her father sent her a telegram to America to return home at once.
1acceptable
2,023
Where did you give the ball?
0unacceptable
2,024
Where did you throw the ball? To third base.
1acceptable
2,025
Where did you send the bicycle? To Rome.
1acceptable
2,026
I gave the package to Maria.
1acceptable
2,027
I gave the package to London.
0unacceptable
2,028
I sent the package to London.
1acceptable
2,029
I threw the ball to Maria.
1acceptable
2,030
I threw the ball to the other side of the field.
1acceptable
2,031
Susan gave the ball halfway to Bill.
0unacceptable
2,032
Susan gave the ball all the way to Bill.
0unacceptable
2,033
Jake threw the ball all the way to Bill.
1acceptable
2,034
Jake threw the ball halfway to Bill.
1acceptable
2,035
Jake kicked the ball all the way to Bill.
1acceptable
2,036
Jake kicked the ball halfway to Bill.
1acceptable
2,037
I sent the package all the way around the world.
1acceptable
2,038
I sent the package to the Antarctic.
1acceptable
2,039
I shipped the package halfway around the world.
1acceptable
2,040
I shipped the package all the way around the world.
1acceptable
2,041
I shipped the package halfway to the Antarctic.
1acceptable
2,042
Fred gave the ball under Molly.
0unacceptable
2,043
Fred gave the ball behind Molly.
0unacceptable
2,044
Fred gave the ball over Molly.
0unacceptable
2,045
Fred offered the ball under Molly.
0unacceptable
2,046
Fred offered the ball over Molly.
0unacceptable
2,047
Sam gave the ball off the shelf.
0unacceptable
2,048
Sam offered the ball off the shelf.
0unacceptable
2,049
Jill gave the ball at Bob.
0unacceptable
2,050
Jill gave the ball towards Bob.
0unacceptable
2,051
Jill offered the ball at Bob.
0unacceptable
2,052
Jill offered the ball towards Bob.
0unacceptable
2,053
Give a fresh coat of paint to the front door.
1acceptable
2,054
One of the Jewish children is a spunky girl, who gave a black eye to the kid with the German roots before the start of the war.
1acceptable
2,055
The door has a fresh coat of paint.
1acceptable
2,056