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cola sentence: The socks are ready for you to go about beginning to put them on. | acceptable | 1,800 |
cola sentence: The socks are ready for you to announce that you will put them on. | acceptable | 1,801 |
cola sentence: The socks are ready for you to announce that you will put on. | unacceptable | 1,802 |
cola sentence: The socks are ready for you to try them and the shoes on. | acceptable | 1,803 |
cola sentence: The socks are ready for you to try and the shoes on. | unacceptable | 1,804 |
cola sentence: John is ready for you to inspect his bunk. | acceptable | 1,805 |
cola sentence: John is ready for you to inspect bunk. | unacceptable | 1,806 |
cola sentence: The socks are ready for it to be planned for you to put on. | unacceptable | 1,807 |
cola sentence: It is tough to play sonatas on this violin. | acceptable | 1,808 |
cola sentence: Sonatas are difficult to play on this violin. | acceptable | 1,809 |
cola sentence: Sonatas are easy to play on this violin. | acceptable | 1,810 |
cola sentence: Sonatas are tough to play on this violin. | acceptable | 1,811 |
cola sentence: This violin is easy to play sonatas on. | acceptable | 1,812 |
cola sentence: This violin is tough to play sonatas on. | acceptable | 1,813 |
cola sentence: I made John easy to get along with. | acceptable | 1,814 |
cola sentence: I made it easy to get along with John. | acceptable | 1,815 |
cola sentence: John tries to be easy to get along with. | acceptable | 1,816 |
cola sentence: John tried Bill to play checkers. | unacceptable | 1,817 |
cola sentence: John tried for Bill to play checkers. | unacceptable | 1,818 |
cola sentence: Bill would be easy for for you to chat with in Moscow to become expensive. | unacceptable | 1,819 |
cola sentence: Bill would be easy for it to become expensive for you to chat with in Moscow. | unacceptable | 1,820 |
cola sentence: My father, he's Armenian, and my mother, she's Greek. | acceptable | 1,821 |
cola sentence: If my father, he comes home late, my mother always grills him. | unacceptable | 1,822 |
cola sentence: It started to rain after Jackie and me, we had finally gotten to our seats. | unacceptable | 1,823 |
cola sentence: I acknowledged that my father, he was tight as an owl. | unacceptable | 1,824 |
cola sentence: I said that my father, he was tight as an owl. | acceptable | 1,825 |
cola sentence: That beans he likes is now obvious. | unacceptable | 1,826 |
cola sentence: I'm going to write to the Game Warden if more than one deer my neighbor brings back. | unacceptable | 1,827 |
cola sentence: I don't know the boy who the flowers Mary gave to. | unacceptable | 1,828 |
cola sentence: I don't know the boy the flowers who Mary gave to. | unacceptable | 1,829 |
cola sentence: That informers they never use is claimed by the CIA. | unacceptable | 1,830 |
cola sentence: My father, I hardly ever see him and my mother when they're not glaring at each other. | acceptable | 1,831 |
cola sentence: This guitar, I've sung folk songs and accompanied myself on it all my life. | acceptable | 1,832 |
cola sentence: My father, that he's lived here all his life is well-known to the cops. | acceptable | 1,833 |
cola sentence: My wife, somebody stole her handbag last night. | acceptable | 1,834 |
cola sentence: They spoke to the janitor about that robbery yesterday, the cops. | acceptable | 1,835 |
cola sentence: The cops spoke to him about that robbery yesterday, the janitor. | acceptable | 1,836 |
cola sentence: The cops spoke to the janitor about it yesterday, that robbery. | acceptable | 1,837 |
cola sentence: That they spoke to the janitor about that robbery yesterday, the cops, is terrible. | acceptable | 1,838 |
cola sentence: That the cops spoke to the janitor about it yesterday, that robbery, is terrible. | acceptable | 1,839 |
cola sentence: That they spoke to the janitor about that robbery yesterday is terrible, the cops. | unacceptable | 1,840 |
cola sentence: They let him go yesterday, he. | unacceptable | 1,841 |
cola sentence: They let him go yesterday, him. | unacceptable | 1,842 |
cola sentence: I like beer, I. | unacceptable | 1,843 |
cola sentence: I like beer, me. | unacceptable | 1,844 |
cola sentence: We'll go together, us. | unacceptable | 1,845 |
cola sentence: They can't stand each other, they. | unacceptable | 1,846 |
cola sentence: They can't stand each other, them. | unacceptable | 1,847 |
cola sentence: We'll do it together, you and I. | acceptable | 1,848 |
cola sentence: We'll do it together, you and me. | acceptable | 1,849 |
cola sentence: They can't stand each other, he and she. | acceptable | 1,850 |
cola sentence: They can't stand each other, him and her. | acceptable | 1,851 |
cola sentence: He, they let him go yesterday. | unacceptable | 1,852 |
cola sentence: Him, they let him go yesterday. | acceptable | 1,853 |
cola sentence: I, I like beer. | unacceptable | 1,854 |
cola sentence: Me, I like beer. | acceptable | 1,855 |
cola sentence: We, we'll go together. | unacceptable | 1,856 |
cola sentence: Us, we'll go together. | acceptable | 1,857 |
cola sentence: They, they can't stand each other. | unacceptable | 1,858 |
cola sentence: Them, they can't stand each other. | acceptable | 1,859 |
cola sentence: I saw Mary and downtown yesterday your friend from Boston. | unacceptable | 1,860 |
cola sentence: I saw Mary and him downtown yesterday, your friend from Boston. | acceptable | 1,861 |
cola sentence: I noticed car in the driveway last night your friend from Boston. | unacceptable | 1,862 |
cola sentence: I noticed his car in the driveway last night, your friend from Boston. | acceptable | 1,863 |
cola sentence: I spoke to about the war yesterday that guy who's always following us. | unacceptable | 1,864 |
cola sentence: I spoke to him about the war yesterday, that guy who's always following us. | acceptable | 1,865 |
cola sentence: I just saw that girl who Long John's claim that he was a Martian made all the headlines. | acceptable | 1,866 |
cola sentence: All the students who the papers which they submitted were lousy I'm not going to allow to register next term. | acceptable | 1,867 |
cola sentence: Didn't that guy who the Game Warden and him had seen a flying saucer crack up? | acceptable | 1,868 |
cola sentence: Palmer is a guy who for for him to stay in school would be stupid. | acceptable | 1,869 |
cola sentence: King Kong is a movie which you'll laugh yourself sick if you see it. | acceptable | 1,870 |
cola sentence: Enrico, who is the smartest of us all, got the answer in seven seconds. | acceptable | 1,871 |
cola sentence: Enrico, and he is the smartest of us all, got the answer in seven seconds. | acceptable | 1,872 |
cola sentence: Any student, who wears socks, is a swinger. | unacceptable | 1,873 |
cola sentence: No student, who wears socks, is a swinger. | unacceptable | 1,874 |
cola sentence: Every student, who wears socks, is a swinger. | unacceptable | 1,875 |
cola sentence: Any student, and he wears socks, is a swinger. | unacceptable | 1,876 |
cola sentence: No student, and he wears socks, is a swinger. | unacceptable | 1,877 |
cola sentence: Is even Clarence, who is wearing mauve socks, a swinger? | acceptable | 1,878 |
cola sentence: Seven pine trees are behind that barn. | acceptable | 1,879 |
cola sentence: There are seven pine trees behind that barn. | acceptable | 1,880 |
cola sentence: That barn has seven pine trees behind it. | acceptable | 1,881 |
cola sentence: There will be a hole in Jack's pocket. | acceptable | 1,882 |
cola sentence: There will be the hole in Jack's pocket. | unacceptable | 1,883 |
cola sentence: Jack will have a hole in his pocket. | acceptable | 1,884 |
cola sentence: That barn has seven pine trees behind itself. | unacceptable | 1,885 |
cola sentence: That barn has seven pine trees behind the cow. | unacceptable | 1,886 |
cola sentence: Jack's pocket will have a hole in it. | acceptable | 1,887 |
cola sentence: There is a hole in John's quilt's upper right-hand corner. | unacceptable | 1,888 |
cola sentence: John's quilt's upper right-hand corner has a hole. | unacceptable | 1,889 |
cola sentence: John's quilt has a hole in its upper right-hand corner. | acceptable | 1,890 |
cola sentence: John has a hole in his quilt's upper right-hand corner. | unacceptable | 1,891 |
cola sentence: John has a hole in the upper right-hand corner of his quilt. | acceptable | 1,892 |
cola sentence: There are seven holes in the door and window. | acceptable | 1,893 |
cola sentence: The door has seven holes in it and the window. | unacceptable | 1,894 |
cola sentence: There is a blemish on the end of Jerry's sister's nose. | acceptable | 1,895 |
cola sentence: Jerry has a blemish on the end of his sister's nose. | unacceptable | 1,896 |
cola sentence: Jerry's sister has a blemish on the end of her nose. | acceptable | 1,897 |
cola sentence: There is a hole in the rug which Toby bought in Boston. | acceptable | 1,898 |
cola sentence: There was an error in the proof Johns presented. | acceptable | 1,899 |
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