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It has rained every day for the last week. | 1acceptable | 4,557 |
It has raining every day for the last week. | 0unacceptable | 4,558 |
It has rains every day for the last week. | 0unacceptable | 4,559 |
It has rain every day for the last week. | 0unacceptable | 4,560 |
Tagalog is spoken in the Philippines. | 1acceptable | 4,561 |
Tagalog is speak in the Philippines. | 0unacceptable | 4,562 |
Tagalog is speaks in the Philippines. | 0unacceptable | 4,563 |
Tagalog is spoke in the Philippines. | 0unacceptable | 4,564 |
The roof is leaking. | 1acceptable | 4,565 |
The roof is leaked. | 0unacceptable | 4,566 |
The roof is leaks. | 0unacceptable | 4,567 |
George is having lived in Toledo for thirty years. | 0unacceptable | 4,568 |
The house is been remodeling. | 0unacceptable | 4,569 |
A medal was been given to the mayor by the sewer commissioner. | 0unacceptable | 4,570 |
Does John have gone to the library? | 0unacceptable | 4,571 |
John seems fond of ice cream, and Bill seems, too. | 0unacceptable | 4,572 |
Sam may have been being interrogated by the FBI. | 1acceptable | 4,573 |
Sam may have been being interrogating by the FBI. | 0unacceptable | 4,574 |
Sam may be had been interrogating by the FBI. | 0unacceptable | 4,575 |
Have social problems made police work difficult? | 1acceptable | 4,576 |
The senator should not have forgotten the concerns of her constituents. | 1acceptable | 4,577 |
Tokyo has not loosened trade restrictions. | 1acceptable | 4,578 |
Did the doctor prescribe aspirin? | 1acceptable | 4,579 |
Sandy will read your reports, but Harold will not. | 1acceptable | 4,580 |
He can hardly believe that it's already over. | 1acceptable | 4,581 |
I could have little known that more trouble was just around the corner. | 1acceptable | 4,582 |
I have never been spoken to so rudely! | 1acceptable | 4,583 |
Hardly was there any rain falling. | 1acceptable | 4,584 |
Little did I know that more trouble was just around the corner. | 1acceptable | 4,585 |
Never have I been spoken to so rudely! | 1acceptable | 4,586 |
He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, had he? | 1acceptable | 4,587 |
He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, hadn't he? | 0unacceptable | 4,588 |
He never achieved anything, did he? | 1acceptable | 4,589 |
He never achieved anything, didn't he? | 0unacceptable | 4,590 |
As a statesman, he scarcely could do anything worth mentioning. | 1acceptable | 4,591 |
As a statesman, scarcely he could do anything worth mentioning. | 0unacceptable | 4,592 |
Any zebras can't fly. | 0unacceptable | 4,593 |
Anything hasn't happened to his optimism. | 0unacceptable | 4,594 |
Any of the citizens hardly ever say anything. | 0unacceptable | 4,595 |
I didn't find any bugs in my bed. | 1acceptable | 4,596 |
Nobody told them anything. | 1acceptable | 4,597 |
Never have I stolen from any members of your family. | 1acceptable | 4,598 |
Why haven't any books been returned? | 1acceptable | 4,599 |
Hardly any of the citizens ever say anything. | 1acceptable | 4,600 |
These lines were written by one of Korea's most famous poets. | 1acceptable | 4,601 |
The unidentified victim was apparently struck during the early morning hours. | 1acceptable | 4,602 |
Targets can be observed at any angle. | 1acceptable | 4,603 |
During the early evening, Saturn can be found in the north, while Jupiter rises in the east. | 1acceptable | 4,604 |
I poured 20 liters of acid into the beaker. | 1acceptable | 4,605 |
About 20 liters of acid was poured into the beaker. | 1acceptable | 4,606 |
The executive committee approved the new policy. | 1acceptable | 4,607 |
The new policy was approved by the executive committee. | 1acceptable | 4,608 |
John has taken Bill to the library. | 1acceptable | 4,609 |
John has chosen Bill for the position. | 1acceptable | 4,610 |
John has taken to the library. | 0unacceptable | 4,611 |
John has chosen for the position. | 0unacceptable | 4,612 |
The guide has been taken John to the library. | 0unacceptable | 4,613 |
The department has been chosen John for the position. | 0unacceptable | 4,614 |
John has been taken to the library. | 1acceptable | 4,615 |
John has been chosen for the position. | 1acceptable | 4,616 |
Pat handed a book to Chris. | 1acceptable | 4,617 |
Pat handed to Chris. | 0unacceptable | 4,618 |
Pat handed a book. | 0unacceptable | 4,619 |
A book was handed to Chris by Pat. | 1acceptable | 4,620 |
A book was handed by Pat. | 0unacceptable | 4,621 |
A book was handed to Chris. | 1acceptable | 4,622 |
A book was handed. | 0unacceptable | 4,623 |
They believe it to be easy to annoy Ben. | 1acceptable | 4,624 |
They believe Stephen to be easy to annoy Ben. | 0unacceptable | 4,625 |
They believe there to be a dragon in the wood. | 1acceptable | 4,626 |
It is believed to be easy to annoy Ben. | 1acceptable | 4,627 |
Stephen is believed to be easy to annoy Ben. | 0unacceptable | 4,628 |
There is believed to be a dragon in the wood. | 1acceptable | 4,629 |
No one believes that he is a fool. | 1acceptable | 4,630 |
No one suspects that he is a fool. | 1acceptable | 4,631 |
That he is a fool is suspected by no one. | 1acceptable | 4,632 |
They believe the cat to be out of the bag. | 1acceptable | 4,633 |
The cat is believed to be out of the bag. | 1acceptable | 4,634 |
John drove the car. | 1acceptable | 4,635 |
John was driving the car. | 1acceptable | 4,636 |
The car was being driven. | 1acceptable | 4,637 |
John will drive the car. | 1acceptable | 4,638 |
The car will be driven. | 1acceptable | 4,639 |
John has driven the car. | 1acceptable | 4,640 |
The car has been driven. | 1acceptable | 4,641 |
John has been driving the car. | 1acceptable | 4,642 |
The car has been being driven. | 1acceptable | 4,643 |
The car will have been being driven. | 1acceptable | 4,644 |
Pat handed Chris a note. | 1acceptable | 4,645 |
Chris was handed a note. | 1acceptable | 4,646 |
Chris was handed a note by Pat. | 1acceptable | 4,647 |
Ideas are put into children's heads by TV. | 1acceptable | 4,648 |
Yesterday, the child really kicked a monkey in the street. | 1acceptable | 4,649 |
The model resembles Kim in nearly every detail. | 1acceptable | 4,650 |
Kim is resembled by the model in nearly every detail. | 0unacceptable | 4,651 |
You are not fitted by the coat. | 0unacceptable | 4,652 |
I was born in 1970. | 1acceptable | 4,653 |
It is rumored that he is on his way out. | 1acceptable | 4,654 |
John is said to be rich. | 1acceptable | 4,655 |
He is reputed to be a good scholar. | 1acceptable | 4,656 |
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