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classes | idx int32 0 8.55k |
|---|---|---|
I prefer for the girl to will win. | 0unacceptable | 7,257 |
I prefer for the girl to wins. | 0unacceptable | 7,258 |
Let's walk. | 1acceptable | 7,259 |
I run on the beach. | 1acceptable | 7,260 |
The three sunbathers went swimming. | 1acceptable | 7,261 |
I hope that Mary wins. | 1acceptable | 7,262 |
They know if Mary won. | 1acceptable | 7,263 |
I wonder whether Mary will win. | 1acceptable | 7,264 |
They prefer for Mary to leave. | 1acceptable | 7,265 |
John wonders whether Mary will win. | 1acceptable | 7,266 |
John wonders whether to win. | 1acceptable | 7,267 |
Whether she will win is a question Mary never considered. | 1acceptable | 7,268 |
Whether to win is a question Mary never considered. | 1acceptable | 7,269 |
I think that you will see that the girl will put a picture on your desk. | 1acceptable | 7,270 |
They understand that you will prefer for the girl to put a picture on your desk. | 1acceptable | 7,271 |
Mary cuts the paper easily. | 1acceptable | 7,272 |
The paper cuts easily. | 1acceptable | 7,273 |
That he won the race could surprise them. | 1acceptable | 7,274 |
That him won the race could surprise them. | 0unacceptable | 7,275 |
For him to win the race would surprise them. | 1acceptable | 7,276 |
For he to win the race would surprise them. | 0unacceptable | 7,277 |
John saw Mary. | 1acceptable | 7,278 |
Harry likes movies. | 1acceptable | 7,279 |
For Mary to leave on time is important. | 1acceptable | 7,280 |
Think about linguistics all night, she does think about linguistics all night. | 0unacceptable | 7,281 |
Climb to the top, they do climb to the top. | 0unacceptable | 7,282 |
John can go to the market on his bike. | 1acceptable | 7,283 |
Mary should buy some flowers on Sunday. | 1acceptable | 7,284 |
My niece could write me letters before her third birthday. | 1acceptable | 7,285 |
My nephew could write letters to his parents with a fountain pen. | 1acceptable | 7,286 |
John can go to the market quickly. | 1acceptable | 7,287 |
Mary should buy some flowers for her mother to arrange. | 1acceptable | 7,288 |
My niece could write me letters more faithfully. | 1acceptable | 7,289 |
John can quickly go to the market. | 1acceptable | 7,290 |
My niece could more faithfully write me letters. | 1acceptable | 7,291 |
John can go to the market to India. | 0unacceptable | 7,292 |
Mary should buy some flowers some bread. | 0unacceptable | 7,293 |
My niece could write me you letters. | 0unacceptable | 7,294 |
My nephew could write letters the postcards to his parents. | 0unacceptable | 7,295 |
John can go to the market on his bike on a truck. | 1acceptable | 7,296 |
Mary should buy some flowers on Sunday at 5 o'clock. | 1acceptable | 7,297 |
My nephew could write letters to his parents with a fountain pen with your help. | 1acceptable | 7,298 |
Pelé visited his uncle. | 1acceptable | 7,299 |
She sold the car to Sam for five dollars. | 1acceptable | 7,300 |
She ran the car on propane from Reno to Vegas. | 1acceptable | 7,301 |
The process changed the substance from solid to liquid to gas to energy. | 1acceptable | 7,302 |
We associated their subsidiaries with our corporate office. | 1acceptable | 7,303 |
I cycled around France. | 1acceptable | 7,304 |
Mary drank some beer in the barn from 6 to nine. | 1acceptable | 7,305 |
It was in the barn or it took place in the barn. | 1acceptable | 7,306 |
It was some beer or it took place some beer. | 0unacceptable | 7,307 |
They wonder whether Mary will run. | 1acceptable | 7,308 |
They wonder about this. | 1acceptable | 7,309 |
They wonder. | 1acceptable | 7,310 |
I know that she runs. | 1acceptable | 7,311 |
I know. | 1acceptable | 7,312 |
I said that she runs. | 1acceptable | 7,313 |
I said that. | 1acceptable | 7,314 |
I said. | 0unacceptable | 7,315 |
I prefer for Mary to run. | 1acceptable | 7,316 |
I prefer this. | 1acceptable | 7,317 |
I prefer. | 0unacceptable | 7,318 |
I said for Mary to run. | 1acceptable | 7,319 |
I said this. | 1acceptable | 7,320 |
I put the book on the shelf. | 1acceptable | 7,321 |
I put the book. | 0unacceptable | 7,322 |
I put. | 0unacceptable | 7,323 |
Two ships appeared, arrived, remained, emerged. | 1acceptable | 7,324 |
Suddenly, there appeared two ships on the horizon. | 1acceptable | 7,325 |
Two inspectors from the INS appeared, arrived, remained, emerged. | 1acceptable | 7,326 |
The ice melts, breaks. | 1acceptable | 7,327 |
The door opens, closes. | 1acceptable | 7,328 |
They melted, broke the ice. | 1acceptable | 7,329 |
They opened, closed the door. | 1acceptable | 7,330 |
They cooked, thickened the soup. | 1acceptable | 7,331 |
I go, run, swim, jump, fly, crawl, dance, walk. | 1acceptable | 7,332 |
They went me, ran me, swam me, jumped me, flew me, crawled me, danced me, walked me. | 0unacceptable | 7,333 |
I danced a dance. | 1acceptable | 7,334 |
He walked the walk. | 1acceptable | 7,335 |
The time elapsed slowly. | 1acceptable | 7,336 |
The time elapsed the day. | 0unacceptable | 7,337 |
I see stars. | 1acceptable | 7,338 |
I see. | 1acceptable | 7,339 |
I liked Mary. | 1acceptable | 7,340 |
I liked. | 0unacceptable | 7,341 |
They surrounded the fort. | 1acceptable | 7,342 |
They surrounded. | 0unacceptable | 7,343 |
I gave the charity. | 1acceptable | 7,344 |
I gave money. | 1acceptable | 7,345 |
I gave. | 1acceptable | 7,346 |
I handed the ball to Reg. | 1acceptable | 7,347 |
I handed the ball. | 0unacceptable | 7,348 |
I handed to Reg. | 0unacceptable | 7,349 |
I handed. | 0unacceptable | 7,350 |
John ate. | 1acceptable | 7,351 |
John knows. | 1acceptable | 7,352 |
John needed. | 0unacceptable | 7,353 |
John criticized. | 0unacceptable | 7,354 |
John saw. | 1acceptable | 7,355 |
John told. | 1acceptable | 7,356 |
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