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The motorist happened the accident. | 0unacceptable | 3,357 |
Sylvia squirmed. | 1acceptable | 3,358 |
The lecture squirmed Sylvia. | 0unacceptable | 3,359 |
The dog flopped onto the bed. | 1acceptable | 3,360 |
The dog flopped in the comer. | 1acceptable | 3,361 |
A dog lay in the comer. | 1acceptable | 3,362 |
There lay a dog in the comer. | 0unacceptable | 3,363 |
A dog lay in the corner. | 1acceptable | 3,364 |
In the corner lay a dog. | 0unacceptable | 3,365 |
The convict escaped. | 1acceptable | 3,366 |
The convict escaped from the police. | 1acceptable | 3,367 |
The convict escaped the police. | 1acceptable | 3,368 |
The collaborators escaped the convict. | 0unacceptable | 3,369 |
We abandoned the area. | 1acceptable | 3,370 |
We abandoned from the area. | 0unacceptable | 3,371 |
The ball rolled. | 1acceptable | 3,372 |
The ball rolled down the hill. | 1acceptable | 3,373 |
The ball rolled over the hill. | 1acceptable | 3,374 |
The ball rolled into the gutter. | 1acceptable | 3,375 |
Bill rolled the ball down the hill. | 1acceptable | 3,376 |
The ball rolled the hill. | 0unacceptable | 3,377 |
The horse jumped over the stream. | 1acceptable | 3,378 |
The horse jumped across the stream. | 1acceptable | 3,379 |
The horse jumped into the stream. | 1acceptable | 3,380 |
The horse jumped out of the stream. | 1acceptable | 3,381 |
The lions jumped through the hoop. | 1acceptable | 3,382 |
The horse jumped the stream. | 1acceptable | 3,383 |
A little white rabbit jumped out of the box. | 1acceptable | 3,384 |
There jumped out of the box a little white rabbit. | 1acceptable | 3,385 |
We walked ourselves into a state of exhaustion. | 1acceptable | 3,386 |
Tom ran the soles off his shoes. | 1acceptable | 3,387 |
He skated Penny around the rink. | 1acceptable | 3,388 |
They rowed. | 1acceptable | 3,389 |
He rowed Penny across the lake. | 1acceptable | 3,390 |
Penny rowed across the lake. | 1acceptable | 3,391 |
They rowed along the canals of Venice. | 1acceptable | 3,392 |
They rowed the canals of Venice. | 1acceptable | 3,393 |
They waltzed. | 1acceptable | 3,394 |
She waltzed across the floor. | 1acceptable | 3,395 |
He waltzed her across the floor. | 1acceptable | 3,396 |
Jackie chased after the thief. | 1acceptable | 3,397 |
Jackie chased the thief down the street. | 1acceptable | 3,398 |
Jackie chased the thief. | 1acceptable | 3,399 |
The thief chased down the street. | 0unacceptable | 3,400 |
The thief chased. | 0unacceptable | 3,401 |
Rose accompanied. | 0unacceptable | 3,402 |
Sasha lingered in the museum. | 1acceptable | 3,403 |
Sasha lingered over lunch. | 1acceptable | 3,404 |
Phyllis lingered Sasha over lunch. | 0unacceptable | 3,405 |
Maggie hurried through the museum. | 1acceptable | 3,406 |
Her sister hurried. | 1acceptable | 3,407 |
Maggie hurried her sister. | 1acceptable | 3,408 |
The package weighed ten pounds. | 1acceptable | 3,409 |
Ten pounds was weighed by the package. | 0unacceptable | 3,410 |
I weighed the package ten pounds. | 0unacceptable | 3,411 |
I weighed the package. | 1acceptable | 3,412 |
The book costs $10. | 1acceptable | 3,413 |
The book valued at $200. | 0unacceptable | 3,414 |
The book valued $200. | 0unacceptable | 3,415 |
The phone company billed me $10 for that phone call. | 1acceptable | 3,416 |
The phone company billed $10 to me. | 0unacceptable | 3,417 |
The phone company billed me $10. | 1acceptable | 3,418 |
The phone company billed $10 as me. | 0unacceptable | 3,419 |
The meeting began at 4 P.M. | 1acceptable | 3,420 |
I began the meeting at 4 P.M. | 1acceptable | 3,421 |
Wilma completed the assignment. | 1acceptable | 3,422 |
The assignment completed. | 0unacceptable | 3,423 |
My family always summers at the seashore. | 1acceptable | 3,424 |
The man kicked a ball. | 1acceptable | 3,425 |
A man kicked the ball. | 1acceptable | 3,426 |
The ball kicked a man. | 1acceptable | 3,427 |
A ball kicked the man. | 1acceptable | 3,428 |
The ball, a man kicked. | 1acceptable | 3,429 |
The man, a ball kicked. | 1acceptable | 3,430 |
Kicked the man the ball. | 0unacceptable | 3,431 |
Man the ball kicked the. | 0unacceptable | 3,432 |
The man a ball kicked. | 0unacceptable | 3,433 |
Kim lives in the house Lee sold it to her. | 0unacceptable | 3,434 |
Kim fond of Lee. | 0unacceptable | 3,435 |
Kim is fond of Lee. | 1acceptable | 3,436 |
In January 2002, a dull star in an obscure constellation suddenly became 600,000 times more luminous than our Sun, temporarily making it the brightest star in our galaxy. | 1acceptable | 3,437 |
The man kicked the ball. | 1acceptable | 3,438 |
The tall man kicked the ball. | 1acceptable | 3,439 |
The handsome, tall man kicked the ball. | 1acceptable | 3,440 |
The handsome, tall, nice man kicked the ball. | 1acceptable | 3,441 |
Some sentences can go on. | 1acceptable | 3,442 |
Some sentences can go on and on. | 1acceptable | 3,443 |
Some sentences can go on and on and on. | 1acceptable | 3,444 |
Some sentences can go on and on and on and on. | 1acceptable | 3,445 |
All native speakers have a grammatical competence which can generate an infinite set of grammatical sentences from a finite set of resources. | 1acceptable | 3,446 |
The professor found some strong evidences of water on Mars. | 0unacceptable | 3,447 |
Do not end a sentence with a preposition. | 1acceptable | 3,448 |
Avoid double negatives. | 1acceptable | 3,449 |
The evidence that John found was more helpful than the one that Smith found. | 0unacceptable | 3,450 |
We had hoped to get three new equipments every month, but we only had enough money to get an equipment every two weeks. | 0unacceptable | 3,451 |
The equipment we bought last year was more expensive than the one we bought this year. | 0unacceptable | 3,452 |
The student was hoping for a good clue. | 1acceptable | 3,453 |
The clue that John got was more helpful than the one that Smith got. | 1acceptable | 3,454 |
The student was hoping for a tool. | 1acceptable | 3,455 |
The tool that Jones got was more helpful than the one that Smith got. | 1acceptable | 3,456 |
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