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Tom locked Fido in the garage. | 1acceptable | 3,957 |
Tom bathed Fido in the garage. | 1acceptable | 3,958 |
Tom placed it under the table. | 1acceptable | 3,959 |
Tom played it under the table. | 1acceptable | 3,960 |
I wonder if you will come back tomorrow. | 1acceptable | 3,961 |
You would have a reply if you come back tomorrow. | 1acceptable | 3,962 |
Tom hid the manuscript in the cupboard. | 1acceptable | 3,963 |
Fred hired Sharon to change the oil. | 1acceptable | 3,964 |
They pushed the prisoners into the truck. | 1acceptable | 3,965 |
Frank hopes to persuade Harry to make the cook wash the dishes. | 1acceptable | 3,966 |
George mailed the attorney his photograph of the accident. | 1acceptable | 3,967 |
Tom keeps asking Karen's sister to buy the car. | 1acceptable | 3,968 |
Jane left the book on the table. | 1acceptable | 3,969 |
We have not confirmed whether the flight had been booked. | 1acceptable | 3,970 |
We saw him beaten by the champion. | 1acceptable | 3,971 |
They confined his remarks to the matter under discussion. | 1acceptable | 3,972 |
Oliver ascribed his longevity there. | 0unacceptable | 3,973 |
Oliver mentioned Charles the problem. | 0unacceptable | 3,974 |
Oliver fined ten pounds to the prisoner. | 0unacceptable | 3,975 |
Oliver drove me a lunatic. | 0unacceptable | 3,976 |
Oliver addressed the king the letter. | 0unacceptable | 3,977 |
The students of English from Seoul faced many issues in the process of interpreting, transcribing, and editing the poems. | 1acceptable | 3,978 |
The love of my life and father of my children would never do such a thing. | 1acceptable | 3,979 |
The museum displayed no painting by Miro or drawing by Klee. | 1acceptable | 3,980 |
By law, every dog and cat in the area has to be neutered. | 1acceptable | 3,981 |
Learning to use a language freely and fully is a lengthy and arduous process. | 1acceptable | 3,982 |
Kim put the book in the box. | 1acceptable | 3,983 |
Kim put the book. | 0unacceptable | 3,984 |
Is putting the book in the box. | 0unacceptable | 3,985 |
Talked with Bill about the exam. | 0unacceptable | 3,986 |
They wrote to her. | 1acceptable | 3,987 |
They are kind to her. | 1acceptable | 3,988 |
They want to write to her. | 1acceptable | 3,989 |
They want to wrote to her. | 0unacceptable | 3,990 |
They want to be kind to her. | 1acceptable | 3,991 |
They want to are kind to her. | 0unacceptable | 3,992 |
The student knows the answers. | 1acceptable | 3,993 |
The student knew the answers. | 1acceptable | 3,994 |
The students know the answers. | 1acceptable | 3,995 |
The student knowing the answers. | 0unacceptable | 3,996 |
The student known the answers. | 0unacceptable | 3,997 |
He is writing another long book about beavers. | 1acceptable | 3,998 |
Broadly speaking, the project was successful. | 1acceptable | 3,999 |
He is proud of his son's passing the bar exam. | 1acceptable | 4,000 |
The chicken has eaten. | 1acceptable | 4,001 |
The chicken was eaten. | 1acceptable | 4,002 |
Seen from this perspective, there is no easy solution. | 1acceptable | 4,003 |
The monkeys kept forgetting their lines. | 1acceptable | 4,004 |
The monkeys kept forgot their lines. | 0unacceptable | 4,005 |
The monkeys kept forgotten their lines. | 0unacceptable | 4,006 |
We caught them ate the bananas. | 0unacceptable | 4,007 |
We caught them eat the bananas. | 0unacceptable | 4,008 |
We caught them eaten the bananas. | 0unacceptable | 4,009 |
John made Mary cook Korean food. | 1acceptable | 4,010 |
John made Mary to cook Korean food. | 0unacceptable | 4,011 |
John made Mary cooking Korean food. | 0unacceptable | 4,012 |
The monkey seems despondent that it is in a cage. | 1acceptable | 4,013 |
The monkey seems despondent. | 1acceptable | 4,014 |
He seems intelligent to study medicine. | 1acceptable | 4,015 |
He seems intelligent to study medicine. | 0unacceptable | 4,016 |
Monkeys are eager to leave. | 1acceptable | 4,017 |
Monkeys are eager leaving the compound. | 0unacceptable | 4,018 |
The chickens seem fond with the farmer. | 0unacceptable | 4,019 |
The foxes seem compatible with the chickens. | 1acceptable | 4,020 |
The foxes seem compatible for the chickens. | 0unacceptable | 4,021 |
These are similar to the bottles. | 1acceptable | 4,022 |
These are similar with the bottles. | 0unacceptable | 4,023 |
The teacher is proud of his students. | 1acceptable | 4,024 |
The teacher is proud with his students. | 0unacceptable | 4,025 |
The contract is subject to approval by my committee. | 1acceptable | 4,026 |
The contract is subject for approval by my committee. | 0unacceptable | 4,027 |
There exists only one truly amphibian mammal. | 1acceptable | 4,028 |
There arose a great storm. | 1acceptable | 4,029 |
There exist few solutions which are cost-effective. | 1acceptable | 4,030 |
There is a riot in the park. | 1acceptable | 4,031 |
There remained just a few problems to be solved. | 1acceptable | 4,032 |
There runs a man in the park. | 0unacceptable | 4,033 |
There sings a man loudly. | 0unacceptable | 4,034 |
They believe that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is just a scientific theory. | 1acceptable | 4,035 |
They believe Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is just a scientific theory. | 1acceptable | 4,036 |
John demanded that she stop phoning him. | 1acceptable | 4,037 |
Joe warned the class that the exam would be difficult. | 1acceptable | 4,038 |
We told Tom that he should consult an accountant. | 1acceptable | 4,039 |
Mary convinced me that the argument was sound. | 1acceptable | 4,040 |
Tom intends for Sam to review that book. | 1acceptable | 4,041 |
John would prefer for the children to finish the oatmeal. | 1acceptable | 4,042 |
For John to either make up such a story or repeat it is outrageous. | 1acceptable | 4,043 |
For John either to make up such a story or to repeat it is outrageous. | 1acceptable | 4,044 |
For John to tell Bill such a lie and Bill to believe it is outrageous. | 1acceptable | 4,045 |
John intends to review the book. | 1acceptable | 4,046 |
John would prefer to finish the oatmeal. | 1acceptable | 4,047 |
Tom tried to ask a question. | 1acceptable | 4,048 |
Tom tried for Bill to ask a question. | 0unacceptable | 4,049 |
Tom tends to avoid confrontations. | 1acceptable | 4,050 |
Tom tends for Mary to avoid confrontations. | 0unacceptable | 4,051 |
Joe hoped to find a solution. | 1acceptable | 4,052 |
Joe hoped for Beth to find a solution. | 0unacceptable | 4,053 |
John believed it. | 1acceptable | 4,054 |
John believed that he is honest. | 1acceptable | 4,055 |
John mentioned the issue to me. | 1acceptable | 4,056 |
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