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cola sentence: There was a snake behind the car Fred was sitting in. | acceptable | 1,900 |
cola sentence: John had an error in the proof he presented. | acceptable | 1,901 |
cola sentence: John had an error in the proof Sarah presented. | unacceptable | 1,902 |
cola sentence: Fred had a snake behind the car Joe was sitting in. | acceptable | 1,903 |
cola sentence: Fred had a snake behind the car he was sitting in. | acceptable | 1,904 |
cola sentence: There was a yellow collar on the dog which the car injured. | acceptable | 1,905 |
cola sentence: There was a snake behind the car the time bomb was sitting in. | acceptable | 1,906 |
cola sentence: The car had a yellow collar on the dog which it injured. | unacceptable | 1,907 |
cola sentence: That stone has a hole in the tarpaulin which it is holding down. | unacceptable | 1,908 |
cola sentence: The time bomb had a snake behind the car which it was sitting in. | unacceptable | 1,909 |
cola sentence: There were several hundred people yelling for me to put down gently. | acceptable | 1,910 |
cola sentence: The hot potato which there were several hundred people yelling for me to put down gently turned out to have been filled with TNT. | acceptable | 1,911 |
cola sentence: The hot potato had several hundred people yelling for me to put it down gently. | unacceptable | 1,912 |
cola sentence: Bartlett and Toni danced. | acceptable | 1,913 |
cola sentence: Bartlett danced with Toni. | acceptable | 1,914 |
cola sentence: Bartlett and danced Toni. | unacceptable | 1,915 |
cola sentence: And Toni danced Bartlett. | unacceptable | 1,916 |
cola sentence: It bothers me for her to wear that old fedora. | acceptable | 1,917 |
cola sentence: The only girl for whom it bothers me to wear that old fedora is Annabelle. | unacceptable | 1,918 |
cola sentence: The only girl who it bothers me to wear that old fedora is Annabelle. | unacceptable | 1,919 |
cola sentence: I would prefer it for there to be no talking. | acceptable | 1,920 |
cola sentence: He gave my binoculars to that girl. | acceptable | 1,921 |
cola sentence: He gave that girl my binoculars. | acceptable | 1,922 |
cola sentence: Which girl did he give my binoculars to? | acceptable | 1,923 |
cola sentence: Which girl did he give my binoculars? | unacceptable | 1,924 |
cola sentence: My binoculars were given to that girl by him. | acceptable | 1,925 |
cola sentence: Bill confirmed that Roger has eaten the cake. | acceptable | 1,926 |
cola sentence: Bill alleged that Roger had eaten the cake. | acceptable | 1,927 |
cola sentence: Bill alleged that Roger has eaten the cake. | acceptable | 1,928 |
cola sentence: What did Bill confirm that Roger had eaten? | unacceptable | 1,929 |
cola sentence: What did Bill allege that Roger had eaten? | acceptable | 1,930 |
cola sentence: Bill didn't confirm that Roger had eaten anything. | unacceptable | 1,931 |
cola sentence: Waldo didn't report the possibility that anyone had left. | unacceptable | 1,932 |
cola sentence: Waldo didn't report that anyone had left. | acceptable | 1,933 |
cola sentence: Anybody who ever swears at me better watch his step. | acceptable | 1,934 |
cola sentence: I want all the students who have ever tried to pat Fido to show me their scars. | acceptable | 1,935 |
cola sentence: Only the travelers who anybody has ever robbed don't carry machetes. | unacceptable | 1,936 |
cola sentence: The only travelers who anybody has ever robbed don't carry machetes. | acceptable | 1,937 |
cola sentence: I can't remember the name of somebody who had any misgivings. | unacceptable | 1,938 |
cola sentence: I can't remember the name of anybody who had any misgivings. | acceptable | 1,939 |
cola sentence: Everybody who has ever, worked in any office which contained any typewriter which had ever been used to type any letters which had to be signed by any administrator who ever worked in any department like mine will know what I mean. | acceptable | 1,940 |
cola sentence: No student who ever goes to Europe ever has enough money. | acceptable | 1,941 |
cola sentence: Every student who ever goes to Europe ever has enough money. | unacceptable | 1,942 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat the ice cream and any cake. | unacceptable | 1,943 |
cola sentence: I realized that it had rained and some crops had been destroyed. | acceptable | 1,944 |
cola sentence: I didn't realize that it had rained and some crops had been destroyed. | acceptable | 1,945 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat any ice cream or any cake. | acceptable | 1,946 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat any ice cream and any cake. | unacceptable | 1,947 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat the cake or any ice cream. | unacceptable | 1,948 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat any ice cream or Mary's cake. | unacceptable | 1,949 |
cola sentence: I didn't eat any ice cream or the cake. | unacceptable | 1,950 |
cola sentence: John and Mary met in Vienna. | acceptable | 1,951 |
cola sentence: John met Mary in Vienna. | acceptable | 1,952 |
cola sentence: Few writers and any playwrights meet in Vienna. | unacceptable | 1,953 |
cola sentence: Few writers meet any playwrights in Vienna. | acceptable | 1,954 |
cola sentence: My brother and few Americans meet in Vienna. | unacceptable | 1,955 |
cola sentence: My brother meets few Americans in Vienna. | acceptable | 1,956 |
cola sentence: No writer, and no playwright, speaks clearly. | acceptable | 1,957 |
cola sentence: No writer, nor any playwright, speaks clearly. | acceptable | 1,958 |
cola sentence: Bill understands Mary and himself. | unacceptable | 1,959 |
cola sentence: Bill understands himself and Mary. | unacceptable | 1,960 |
cola sentence: Bill and Mary washed himself. | unacceptable | 1,961 |
cola sentence: Andy pinched Sarah and tickled herself. | unacceptable | 1,962 |
cola sentence: The gun and a description of itself lay on the bureau. | unacceptable | 1,963 |
cola sentence: Bill believes that Anna and he are similar. | acceptable | 1,964 |
cola sentence: Bill believes Anna and him to be similar. | acceptable | 1,965 |
cola sentence: Bill believes Anna and himself to be similar. | unacceptable | 1,966 |
cola sentence: I deny that that Bob has any money is certain. | unacceptable | 1,967 |
cola sentence: I deny that it is certain that Bob has any money. | acceptable | 1,968 |
cola sentence: I deny that that Bob has some money is certain. | unacceptable | 1,969 |
cola sentence: Tom will not force you to marry any student. | acceptable | 1,970 |
cola sentence: Tom will force you to marry no student. | acceptable | 1,971 |
cola sentence: The writers of any of the reports didn't know the answer. | unacceptable | 1,972 |
cola sentence: The writers of none of the reports. | acceptable | 1,973 |
cola sentence: Tom will force you to marry no student, and neither will I. | acceptable | 1,974 |
cola sentence: It is not certain that you'll marry any student. | acceptable | 1,975 |
cola sentence: It is not certain that you'll marry any particular student. | acceptable | 1,976 |
cola sentence: It is certain that you'll marry no student. | acceptable | 1,977 |
cola sentence: That you will marry any particular student is not certain. | acceptable | 1,978 |
cola sentence: The man who I gave John a picture of was bald. | acceptable | 1,979 |
cola sentence: The man who I gave John this picture of was bald. | unacceptable | 1,980 |
cola sentence: The man who I gave John Ed's picture of was bald. | unacceptable | 1,981 |
cola sentence: I gave Jack a picture of myself. | acceptable | 1,982 |
cola sentence: I gave Jack Ed's picture of myself. | unacceptable | 1,983 |
cola sentence: I didn't give Jack a picture of anybody. | acceptable | 1,984 |
cola sentence: I didn't give Jack this picture of anybody. | unacceptable | 1,985 |
cola sentence: I hope I'm not treading on anyone's toes. | acceptable | 1,986 |
cola sentence: Abernathy admitted that the poison pen letter had been written by my sister and him. | acceptable | 1,987 |
cola sentence: Abernathy admitted that the poison pen letter had been written by my sister and himself. | acceptable | 1,988 |
cola sentence: That the sun was out is obvious. | acceptable | 1,989 |
cola sentence: That anybody ever left at all is not known. | acceptable | 1,990 |
cola sentence: That anybody ever left at all is not certain. | acceptable | 1,991 |
cola sentence: That anybody ever left at all is impossible. | acceptable | 1,992 |
cola sentence: That anybody ever left at all is surprises me. | acceptable | 1,993 |
cola sentence: Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good. | acceptable | 1,994 |
cola sentence: Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good, so tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday will be eaten up. | acceptable | 1,995 |
cola sentence: Tonight, what Bob cooked yesterday still tastes good, so tonight it will be eaten up. | acceptable | 1,996 |
cola sentence: Martha gave Myrna an apple. | acceptable | 1,997 |
cola sentence: Leigh threw the ball to Lane. | acceptable | 1,998 |
cola sentence: Leigh threw Lane the ball. | acceptable | 1,999 |
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