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cola sentence: Celia braided. | unacceptable | 2,200 |
cola sentence: Tessa sprained. | unacceptable | 2,201 |
cola sentence: Jill dressed hurriedly. | acceptable | 2,202 |
cola sentence: I shaved myself. | unacceptable | 2,203 |
cola sentence: Celia brushed. | unacceptable | 2,204 |
cola sentence: Tessa cut herself. | acceptable | 2,205 |
cola sentence: Tessa cut. | unacceptable | 2,206 |
cola sentence: We loaded ourselves onto the bus. | acceptable | 2,207 |
cola sentence: We loaded onto the bus. | acceptable | 2,208 |
cola sentence: We pulled ourselves free. | acceptable | 2,209 |
cola sentence: Anne met Cathy. | acceptable | 2,210 |
cola sentence: Anne and Cathy met. | acceptable | 2,211 |
cola sentence: Brenda chatted Molly. | unacceptable | 2,212 |
cola sentence: Brenda and Molly chatted. | acceptable | 2,213 |
cola sentence: The drunk hugged the lamppost. | acceptable | 2,214 |
cola sentence: The drunk and the lamppost hugged. | unacceptable | 2,215 |
cola sentence: Italy touches France. | acceptable | 2,216 |
cola sentence: Italy and France touch. | acceptable | 2,217 |
cola sentence: Ellen argued Helen. | unacceptable | 2,218 |
cola sentence: Ellen and Helen argued. | acceptable | 2,219 |
cola sentence: The sign warned us against skating on the pond. | acceptable | 2,220 |
cola sentence: The sign warned against skating on the pond. | acceptable | 2,221 |
cola sentence: for discussion of the same phenomenon in Russian. | acceptable | 2,222 |
cola sentence: That dog bites people. | acceptable | 2,223 |
cola sentence: That dog bites. | acceptable | 2,224 |
cola sentence: I cut the bread with this knife. | acceptable | 2,225 |
cola sentence: This knife cut the bread. | acceptable | 2,226 |
cola sentence: This knife doesn't cut. | acceptable | 2,227 |
cola sentence: These shears clip well. | acceptable | 2,228 |
cola sentence: This machine records well. | acceptable | 2,229 |
cola sentence: This oven cooks well. | acceptable | 2,230 |
cola sentence: This lotion softens, soothes, and protects. | acceptable | 2,231 |
cola sentence: This polish cleans, protects, and shines. | acceptable | 2,232 |
cola sentence: This key won't open. | unacceptable | 2,233 |
cola sentence: This key won't open the Jock. | acceptable | 2,234 |
cola sentence: This hammer won't break. | unacceptable | 2,235 |
cola sentence: This hammer won't break the window. | acceptable | 2,236 |
cola sentence: They pushed their way through the crowd. | acceptable | 2,237 |
cola sentence: They pushed through the crowd. | acceptable | 2,238 |
cola sentence: Bake for 30 minutes. | acceptable | 2,239 |
cola sentence: Like the ice cream. | unacceptable | 2,240 |
cola sentence: Like after tasting. | unacceptable | 2,241 |
cola sentence: Paula hit the fence. | acceptable | 2,242 |
cola sentence: Paula hit at the fence. | acceptable | 2,243 |
cola sentence: Faustina sprayed the lilies. | acceptable | 2,244 |
cola sentence: Janet broke at the bread. | unacceptable | 2,245 |
cola sentence: I pushed the table. | acceptable | 2,246 |
cola sentence: I pushed at the table. | acceptable | 2,247 |
cola sentence: I pushed on the table. | acceptable | 2,248 |
cola sentence: I pushed against the table. | acceptable | 2,249 |
cola sentence: The mouse nibbled the cheese. | acceptable | 2,250 |
cola sentence: The mouse nibbled at the cheese. | acceptable | 2,251 |
cola sentence: The mouse nibbled on the cheese. | acceptable | 2,252 |
cola sentence: Monica moved at the cat. | unacceptable | 2,253 |
cola sentence: Martha climbed up the mountain. | acceptable | 2,254 |
cola sentence: Martha climbed the mountain. | acceptable | 2,255 |
cola sentence: They skated along the canals. | acceptable | 2,256 |
cola sentence: They skated the canals. | acceptable | 2,257 |
cola sentence: The spaceship revolves around the earth. | acceptable | 2,258 |
cola sentence: The spaceship revolves the earth. | unacceptable | 2,259 |
cola sentence: Martha slowly descended the stairs. | acceptable | 2,260 |
cola sentence: Jill met Sarah. | acceptable | 2,261 |
cola sentence: Jill embraced Sarah. | acceptable | 2,262 |
cola sentence: Bill sold Tom a car. | acceptable | 2,263 |
cola sentence: Bill sent a package London. | acceptable | 2,264 |
cola sentence: Bill sent Tom a package. | acceptable | 2,265 |
cola sentence: Bill sent London a package. | unacceptable | 2,266 |
cola sentence: Martha carved a toy for the baby. | acceptable | 2,267 |
cola sentence: Martha carved the baby a toy. | acceptable | 2,268 |
cola sentence: The architect selected a house for the couple. | acceptable | 2,269 |
cola sentence: Jack sprayed paint on the wall. | acceptable | 2,270 |
cola sentence: Jack sprayed the wall with paint. | acceptable | 2,271 |
cola sentence: June covered the blanket over the baby. | unacceptable | 2,272 |
cola sentence: June covered the baby with a blanket. | acceptable | 2,273 |
cola sentence: Tamara poured the bowl with water. | unacceptable | 2,274 |
cola sentence: Henry cleared dishes from the table. | acceptable | 2,275 |
cola sentence: Henry cleared the table of dishes. | acceptable | 2,276 |
cola sentence: The thief stole the painting from the museum. | acceptable | 2,277 |
cola sentence: The thief stole the museum of the painting. | unacceptable | 2,278 |
cola sentence: The doctor cured Pat of pneumonia. | acceptable | 2,279 |
cola sentence: Helen wiped the wall. | acceptable | 2,280 |
cola sentence: Helen wiped the wall of fingerprints. | unacceptable | 2,281 |
cola sentence: Bees are swarming in the garden. | acceptable | 2,282 |
cola sentence: The garden is swarming with bees. | acceptable | 2,283 |
cola sentence: People are seething in the square. | unacceptable | 2,284 |
cola sentence: The pasture is herding with cattle. | unacceptable | 2,285 |
cola sentence: Clouds cleared from the sky. | acceptable | 2,286 |
cola sentence: The sky cleared. | acceptable | 2,287 |
cola sentence: Martha carved the piece of wood into a toy. | acceptable | 2,288 |
cola sentence: David constructed a house out of. | acceptable | 2,289 |
cola sentence: David constructed a house from bricks. | acceptable | 2,290 |
cola sentence: David constructed the bricks into a house. | unacceptable | 2,291 |
cola sentence: I whipped the eggs into a froth. | acceptable | 2,292 |
cola sentence: The witch turned him into a frog. | acceptable | 2,293 |
cola sentence: The witch turned him from a prince. | unacceptable | 2,294 |
cola sentence: An oak tree will grow from that acorn. | acceptable | 2,295 |
cola sentence: The witch turned him from a prince into a frog. | acceptable | 2,296 |
cola sentence: Martha carved the piece of wood from a branch into a toy. | unacceptable | 2,297 |
cola sentence: I whipped the eggs from a puddle into a froth. | unacceptable | 2,298 |
cola sentence: He turned from a prince into a frog. | acceptable | 2,299 |
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