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cola sentence: Jessica splashed water at me. | acceptable | 2,600 |
cola sentence: Jessica loaded boxes at the truck. | unacceptable | 2,601 |
cola sentence: Jessica stuffed boxes at the truck. | unacceptable | 2,602 |
cola sentence: Leslie staffed the store with employees. | acceptable | 2,603 |
cola sentence: Leslie staffed employees in the store. | unacceptable | 2,604 |
cola sentence: The store staffed with employees. | unacceptable | 2,605 |
cola sentence: The employees staffed the store. | acceptable | 2,606 |
cola sentence: Leigh swaddled the baby with blankets. | acceptable | 2,607 |
cola sentence: Lora buttered the toast. | acceptable | 2,608 |
cola sentence: Lora buttered unsalted butter on the toast. | unacceptable | 2,609 |
cola sentence: Lora buttered the toast with unsalted butter. | acceptable | 2,610 |
cola sentence: Lora buttered at the toast with unsalted butter. | unacceptable | 2,611 |
cola sentence: The toast buttered with unsalted butter. | unacceptable | 2,612 |
cola sentence: The toast buttered. | unacceptable | 2,613 |
cola sentence: Lydia pocketed the change. | acceptable | 2,614 |
cola sentence: Lydia pocketed her pocket with the change. | unacceptable | 2,615 |
cola sentence: The change pocketed. | unacceptable | 2,616 |
cola sentence: Doug removed the scratches from the tabletop. | acceptable | 2,617 |
cola sentence: Doug removed the scratches from around the sink. | acceptable | 2,618 |
cola sentence: Doug removed the scratches out of the drawer. | unacceptable | 2,619 |
cola sentence: Doug removed the scratches to nowhere. | unacceptable | 2,620 |
cola sentence: Doug removed the tabletop of scratches. | unacceptable | 2,621 |
cola sentence: Doug removed at the scratches from the tabletop. | unacceptable | 2,622 |
cola sentence: The scratches removed from the tabletop. | unacceptable | 2,623 |
cola sentence: The king banished the general from the army. | acceptable | 2,624 |
cola sentence: The king banished the general to a mountain fortress. | acceptable | 2,625 |
cola sentence: The king banished the general from the palace to a mountain fortress. | unacceptable | 2,626 |
cola sentence: The king banished at the general from the army. | unacceptable | 2,627 |
cola sentence: The general banished from the army. | unacceptable | 2,628 |
cola sentence: Doug cleared the dishes from under the rack. | acceptable | 2,629 |
cola sentence: Doug cleared the table. | acceptable | 2,630 |
cola sentence: Doug cleared at the table of dishes. | unacceptable | 2,631 |
cola sentence: Doug cleared at the table. | unacceptable | 2,632 |
cola sentence: The strong winds cleared the skies. | acceptable | 2,633 |
cola sentence: The strong winds slowly cleared the clouds from the sky. | acceptable | 2,634 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the fingerprints from the counter. | acceptable | 2,635 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the fingerprints from inside the cupboard. | acceptable | 2,636 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the fingerprints from under the cupboard. | acceptable | 2,637 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the fingerprints from outside the cupboard. | acceptable | 2,638 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the counter of fingerprints. | unacceptable | 2,639 |
cola sentence: Brian wiped the counter. | acceptable | 2,640 |
cola sentence: Paula trimmed the bush. | acceptable | 2,641 |
cola sentence: Brian was wiping the counter. | acceptable | 2,642 |
cola sentence: Brian was wiping. | acceptable | 2,643 |
cola sentence: Brian was wiping the wall behind the stove. | acceptable | 2,644 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled the snow from the walk. | acceptable | 2,645 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled the snow from under the bushes. | acceptable | 2,646 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled the snow from among the bushes. | acceptable | 2,647 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled the snow from near the bushes. | acceptable | 2,648 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled the walk of snow. | unacceptable | 2,649 |
cola sentence: Carla shoveled at the walk. | unacceptable | 2,650 |
cola sentence: Carla was shoveling the walk. | acceptable | 2,651 |
cola sentence: Carla was shoveling. | acceptable | 2,652 |
cola sentence: Carla mopped the floor under the furniture. | acceptable | 2,653 |
cola sentence: Carla mopped under the furniture. | acceptable | 2,654 |
cola sentence: The thief stole the painting for Mr. Smith. | acceptable | 2,655 |
cola sentence: The thief stole Mr. Smith the painting. | unacceptable | 2,656 |
cola sentence: The thief stole at the painting from the museum. | unacceptable | 2,657 |
cola sentence: The painting stole from the museum. | unacceptable | 2,658 |
cola sentence: The doctor cured pneumonia from Pat. | unacceptable | 2,659 |
cola sentence: Pat cured of pneumonia. | unacceptable | 2,660 |
cola sentence: The swindler cheated Pat of her fortune. | acceptable | 2,661 |
cola sentence: The cook boned the fish. | acceptable | 2,662 |
cola sentence: The fish boned. | unacceptable | 2,663 |
cola sentence: The fish scrubbed. | unacceptable | 2,664 |
cola sentence: The men mined the gold. | acceptable | 2,665 |
cola sentence: The gold mined. | unacceptable | 2,666 |
cola sentence: Nora sent the book from Paris. | acceptable | 2,667 |
cola sentence: Nora sent the book to London. | acceptable | 2,668 |
cola sentence: Nora sent the book from Paris to London. | acceptable | 2,669 |
cola sentence: Nora sent the book to Peter. | acceptable | 2,670 |
cola sentence: Nora sent at the book to Peter. | unacceptable | 2,671 |
cola sentence: The book sent to Peter. | unacceptable | 2,672 |
cola sentence: Nora sent books to children. | acceptable | 2,673 |
cola sentence: Books send easily to children. | unacceptable | 2,674 |
cola sentence: Carla slid the books across the table. | acceptable | 2,675 |
cola sentence: Carla slid the book to Dale. | acceptable | 2,676 |
cola sentence: Carla slid Dale the book. | acceptable | 2,677 |
cola sentence: Carla slid at the book to Dale. | unacceptable | 2,678 |
cola sentence: The books slid across the table. | acceptable | 2,679 |
cola sentence: Carla slid those books across the table. | acceptable | 2,680 |
cola sentence: Those books slide across the table easily. | acceptable | 2,681 |
cola sentence: Nora brought the book to the meeting. | acceptable | 2,682 |
cola sentence: Nora brought the book to Pamela. | acceptable | 2,683 |
cola sentence: Nora brought the book from horne. | acceptable | 2,684 |
cola sentence: Nora brought Pamela the book. | acceptable | 2,685 |
cola sentence: Nora brought at the book to the meeting. | unacceptable | 2,686 |
cola sentence: The book brought to the meeting. | unacceptable | 2,687 |
cola sentence: The book brings easily to the meeting. | unacceptable | 2,688 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried the package. | acceptable | 2,689 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried the package from Boston. | acceptable | 2,690 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried the package to New York. | acceptable | 2,691 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried the package from Boston to New York. | acceptable | 2,692 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried at the package to New York. | unacceptable | 2,693 |
cola sentence: The package carried to New York. | unacceptable | 2,694 |
cola sentence: The package carried. | unacceptable | 2,695 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried packages to New York. | acceptable | 2,696 |
cola sentence: Amanda carried packages. | acceptable | 2,697 |
cola sentence: Packages carry easily to New York. | unacceptable | 2,698 |
cola sentence: Amanda drove the package from Boston to New York. | acceptable | 2,699 |
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