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We were wondering who did you meet at the conference. | 1acceptable | 6,757 |
She said that in came Aunt Norris. | 1acceptable | 6,758 |
She said that into the room came Aunt Norris. | 1acceptable | 6,759 |
The person who in came at that moment was Aunt Norris. | 0unacceptable | 6,760 |
Because in came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,761 |
When in came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,762 |
Because into the room came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,763 |
When into the room came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,764 |
Never had Sir Thomas been so offended. | 1acceptable | 6,765 |
The person who never had he been so offended was Sir Thomas. | 0unacceptable | 6,766 |
Because never had Sir Thomas been so offended, even Mr Yates left. | 0unacceptable | 6,767 |
When never had Sir Thomas been so offended, Mr Yates left. | 0unacceptable | 6,768 |
Dr Jones habitually ate too much rich food, didn't he? | 1acceptable | 6,769 |
We realised that Dr Jones died because he ate too much rich food, didn't he? | 0unacceptable | 6,770 |
The person who ate too much rich food didn't he was Dr. | 0unacceptable | 6,771 |
Because Dr Jones ate too much rich food didn't he, he died of apoplexy. | 0unacceptable | 6,772 |
When Dr Jones died of apoplexy didn't he, Mary Crawford went to live with his wife. | 0unacceptable | 6,773 |
Fanny stopped talking because in came Aunt Norris. | 1acceptable | 6,774 |
Because in came Aunt Norris Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,775 |
Mr Yates left because never had Sir Thomas been so offended. | 1acceptable | 6,776 |
Because never had Sir Thomas been so offended, Mr Yates left. | 0unacceptable | 6,777 |
Fanny stopped talking when in came Aunt Norris. | 0unacceptable | 6,778 |
When in came Aunt Norris Fanny stopped talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,779 |
Fanny continued talking although in came Aunt Norris. | 0unacceptable | 6,780 |
Although in came Aunt Norris, Fanny continued talking. | 0unacceptable | 6,781 |
Fanny had just stopped talking when in came Aunt Norris. | 1acceptable | 6,782 |
Fanny regretted talking to Mary. | 1acceptable | 6,783 |
Henry wanted to marry Fanny. | 1acceptable | 6,784 |
Mrs Bennet having taken the others upstairs, Mr Bingley proposed to. | 1acceptable | 6,785 |
All Mr Collins does is praise Lady de Bourg. | 1acceptable | 6,786 |
Lady de Bourg tried to persuade Elizabeth to renounce Mr D'Arcy. | 1acceptable | 6,787 |
Henry wanted to have married Fanny before Edmund returned. | 1acceptable | 6,788 |
Fanny regretted having talked to Mary. | 1acceptable | 6,789 |
What Mr Collins is doing is praising Lady de Bourg. | 1acceptable | 6,790 |
Fanny regretted being talking to Mary. | 0unacceptable | 6,791 |
All Mr Collins has done is have praised Lady de Bourg. | 0unacceptable | 6,792 |
Julia and Maria wanted to be allowed to perform a play. | 1acceptable | 6,793 |
Edmund wanted Fanny to be able to ride a horse. | 1acceptable | 6,794 |
Henry wanted to possibly marry Fanny. | 0unacceptable | 6,795 |
Fanny loved talking to Mary. | 1acceptable | 6,796 |
Slamming the door, he ran down the steps. | 1acceptable | 6,797 |
He was knowing the country well. | 0unacceptable | 6,798 |
When ripe, these apples will be delicious. | 1acceptable | 6,799 |
The tigers hunt prey at night. | 1acceptable | 6,800 |
Fiona hoped to meet the Prime Minister. | 1acceptable | 6,801 |
Arthur tried to bake a cake. | 1acceptable | 6,802 |
Fiona persuaded Arthur to bake a cake. | 1acceptable | 6,803 |
Susan wanted Jane to study German. | 1acceptable | 6,804 |
Ayala went to the ball and chatted to Jonathan Stubbs. | 1acceptable | 6,805 |
Ayala went to the ball and Jonathan Stubbs chatted to. | 0unacceptable | 6,806 |
Ayala went to the ball and was chatted to by Jonathan Stubbs. | 1acceptable | 6,807 |
All the Beatles came to Merle Park. | 1acceptable | 6,808 |
The Beatles all came to Merle Park. | 1acceptable | 6,809 |
Both Jane and Elizabeth were at home. | 1acceptable | 6,810 |
Jane and Elizabeth were both at home. | 1acceptable | 6,811 |
Larry hunted all the foxes. | 1acceptable | 6,812 |
Larry all hunted the foxes. | 0unacceptable | 6,813 |
Larry hunted the foxes all. | 0unacceptable | 6,814 |
George built both the houses. | 1acceptable | 6,815 |
George both built the houses. | 0unacceptable | 6,816 |
George built the houses both. | 0unacceptable | 6,817 |
All the foxes were hunted by Larry. | 1acceptable | 6,818 |
Augusta blamed herself for what happened. | 1acceptable | 6,819 |
These documents Elizabeth is checking at this very moment. | 1acceptable | 6,820 |
Louise broke the cup. | 1acceptable | 6,821 |
Alison drove the car. | 1acceptable | 6,822 |
Martha chewed the bread. | 1acceptable | 6,823 |
The cup was broken by Louise. | 1acceptable | 6,824 |
The car was driven by Alison. | 1acceptable | 6,825 |
The bread was chewed by Martha. | 1acceptable | 6,826 |
These fields were marched over by all the armies of Europe. | 1acceptable | 6,827 |
How is someone to chat to a girl if she does not go out? | 1acceptable | 6,828 |
All the armies of Europe marched over these fields. | 1acceptable | 6,829 |
Ayala sent back the diamond necklace. | 1acceptable | 6,830 |
Ayala sent the diamond necklace back. | 1acceptable | 6,831 |
Ayala sent her cousin the diamond necklace. | 1acceptable | 6,832 |
Ayala sent back her cousin the diamond necklace. | 0unacceptable | 6,833 |
Tatiana wrote to Onegin. | 1acceptable | 6,834 |
Frank bought a piano for Jane. | 1acceptable | 6,835 |
Lucy sent a letter to Jane. | 1acceptable | 6,836 |
Lucy sent Jane a letter. | 1acceptable | 6,837 |
The company sent China its senior mining engineers to help plan the new mines. | 1acceptable | 6,838 |
The experts attributed Raphael this picture. | 0unacceptable | 6,839 |
I forwarded Winifred the letter. | 0unacceptable | 6,840 |
The manager presented the foreman a gold watch. | 0unacceptable | 6,841 |
Kick John the ball. | 0unacceptable | 6,842 |
The critics ascribe Shakespeare this play. | 0unacceptable | 6,843 |
Who did John send a book to? | 1acceptable | 6,844 |
To whom did John send a book? | 1acceptable | 6,845 |
What place did you travel to? | 1acceptable | 6,846 |
To what place did you travel? | 1acceptable | 6,847 |
What place did John send the book? | 1acceptable | 6,848 |
Who was the book sent by John. | 0unacceptable | 6,849 |
What place was the book sent by John? | 0unacceptable | 6,850 |
Only to the best students would he give this book. | 1acceptable | 6,851 |
Only the best students would he give this book. | 0unacceptable | 6,852 |
Only to Glasgow would he go by train. | 1acceptable | 6,853 |
Only Glasgow would he travel by train. | 0unacceptable | 6,854 |
It is to the best students that he gives this book. | 1acceptable | 6,855 |
It is the best students he gives this book. | 0unacceptable | 6,856 |
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