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cola sentence: A tall boy threw the ball. | acceptable | 3,600 |
cola sentence: The cat chased the long string. | acceptable | 3,601 |
cola sentence: That ball hit a student. | acceptable | 3,602 |
cola sentence: The piano played a song. | acceptable | 3,603 |
cola sentence: The piano kicked a student. | acceptable | 3,604 |
cola sentence: That ball sang a student. | acceptable | 3,605 |
cola sentence: The tall, handsome man kicked the ball. | acceptable | 3,606 |
cola sentence: The tall, kind, handsome man kicked the ball. | acceptable | 3,607 |
cola sentence: The happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy man sang a song. | acceptable | 3,608 |
cola sentence: The mother of the boy and the girl is arriving soon. | acceptable | 3,609 |
cola sentence: The mother of the boy and the girl are arriving soon. | acceptable | 3,610 |
cola sentence: John saw the man with a telescope. | acceptable | 3,611 |
cola sentence: We need more intelligent leaders. | acceptable | 3,612 |
cola sentence: The student enjoyed his English syntax class last semester. | acceptable | 3,613 |
cola sentence: The policeman met several young students in the park last night. | acceptable | 3,614 |
cola sentence: It was the policeman that met several young students in the park last night. | acceptable | 3,615 |
cola sentence: It was several young students that the policeman met in the park last night. | acceptable | 3,616 |
cola sentence: It was last night that the policeman met several young students in the park. | acceptable | 3,617 |
cola sentence: It was several young students in that the policeman met the park last night. | unacceptable | 3,618 |
cola sentence: It was in the park last night that the policeman met several young students. | unacceptable | 3,619 |
cola sentence: Where did the policeman meet several young students? | acceptable | 3,620 |
cola sentence: What did you put in your box? | acceptable | 3,621 |
cola sentence: Where did you put the book? | acceptable | 3,622 |
cola sentence: What did you do? | acceptable | 3,623 |
cola sentence: John looked up the inside of the chimney. | acceptable | 3,624 |
cola sentence: John looked up the meaning of ` chanson '. | acceptable | 3,625 |
cola sentence: What did he look up? | acceptable | 3,626 |
cola sentence: Where did he look? | acceptable | 3,627 |
cola sentence: Up what did he look? | acceptable | 3,628 |
cola sentence: What do you think the man who is standing by the door is doing now? | acceptable | 3,629 |
cola sentence: What do you think he is doing now? | acceptable | 3,630 |
cola sentence: Have you been to Seoul? | acceptable | 3,631 |
cola sentence: John might go home, so might Bill. | acceptable | 3,632 |
cola sentence: John might pass the exam, and as might Bill. | acceptable | 3,633 |
cola sentence: If John can speak French fluently – which we all know he can – we will have no problems. | acceptable | 3,634 |
cola sentence: John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, and to annoy him I really stuffed them there. | acceptable | 3,635 |
cola sentence: John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, and to annoy him I stuffed them there. | acceptable | 3,636 |
cola sentence: John asked me to put the clothes in the cupboard, but I did so put the clothes in the suitcase. | unacceptable | 3,637 |
cola sentence: The girls played in the water and swam under the bridge. | acceptable | 3,638 |
cola sentence: The children were neither in their rooms nor on the porch. | acceptable | 3,639 |
cola sentence: Many people drink beer or wine. | acceptable | 3,640 |
cola sentence: Mary waited for the bus and to go home. | unacceptable | 3,641 |
cola sentence: Lee went to the store and crazy. | unacceptable | 3,642 |
cola sentence: liked ice cream. | acceptable | 3,643 |
cola sentence: the whistle tune was beautiful. | unacceptable | 3,644 |
cola sentence: the easily student finished his homework. | unacceptable | 3,645 |
cola sentence: the my dog is a terrier. | unacceptable | 3,646 |
cola sentence: The monkey wants to leave the meeting. | acceptable | 3,647 |
cola sentence: The monkey eager to leave the meeting. | unacceptable | 3,648 |
cola sentence: The monkeys approved of their leader. | acceptable | 3,649 |
cola sentence: The men practice medicine. | acceptable | 3,650 |
cola sentence: The men doctors of medicine. | unacceptable | 3,651 |
cola sentence: John read the book loudly. | acceptable | 3,652 |
cola sentence: John sounded happy. | acceptable | 3,653 |
cola sentence: John felt proud that his son won the game. | acceptable | 3,654 |
cola sentence: John sounded happily. | unacceptable | 3,655 |
cola sentence: John sounded the student. | unacceptable | 3,656 |
cola sentence: John sounded in the park. | unacceptable | 3,657 |
cola sentence: The monkeys seem want to leave the meeting. | unacceptable | 3,658 |
cola sentence: The monkeys seem eager to leave the meeting. | acceptable | 3,659 |
cola sentence: John seems know about the bananas. | unacceptable | 3,660 |
cola sentence: John seems certain about the bananas. | acceptable | 3,661 |
cola sentence: John came from Seoul. | acceptable | 3,662 |
cola sentence: They put the book in the box. | acceptable | 3,663 |
cola sentence: They stayed in the hotel. | acceptable | 3,664 |
cola sentence: The fly fell into the soup. | acceptable | 3,665 |
cola sentence: The squirrel ran straight. | acceptable | 3,666 |
cola sentence: The squirrel ran right up the tree. | acceptable | 3,667 |
cola sentence: The squirrel is right angry. | unacceptable | 3,668 |
cola sentence: The squirrel ran straight quickly. | unacceptable | 3,669 |
cola sentence: The squirrel ran right quickly. | unacceptable | 3,670 |
cola sentence: This handsome man chased a dog. | acceptable | 3,671 |
cola sentence: A man kicked that ball. | acceptable | 3,672 |
cola sentence: That tall woman chased a cat. | acceptable | 3,673 |
cola sentence: His friend kicked a ball. | acceptable | 3,674 |
cola sentence: Bill claims John believes Mary thinks Tom is honest. | acceptable | 3,675 |
cola sentence: Jane imagines Bill claims John believes Mary thinks Tom is honest. | acceptable | 3,676 |
cola sentence: The little boy hit the child with a toy. | acceptable | 3,677 |
cola sentence: Chocolate cakes and pies are my favorite desserts. | acceptable | 3,678 |
cola sentence: The children were in their rooms or happily. | unacceptable | 3,679 |
cola sentence: John suddenly got off the bus. | acceptable | 3,680 |
cola sentence: John suddenly put off the customers. | acceptable | 3,681 |
cola sentence: John suddenly got the bus off. | unacceptable | 3,682 |
cola sentence: John suddenly put the customers off. | acceptable | 3,683 |
cola sentence: His second book came out earlier this year and became an instant best-seller. | acceptable | 3,684 |
cola sentence: When you book something such as a hotel room, you arrange to have it. | acceptable | 3,685 |
cola sentence: Price quotes on selected categories will be sent out upon request. | acceptable | 3,686 |
cola sentence: No doubt that he was forced to leave his family against his will. | acceptable | 3,687 |
cola sentence: He intended to will the large amount of money to Frank. | acceptable | 3,688 |
cola sentence: Jane stood aside to let her pass. | acceptable | 3,689 |
cola sentence: He has a rail pass that's right for you. | acceptable | 3,690 |
cola sentence: It is important for us to spend time with children. | acceptable | 3,691 |
cola sentence: He was arrested for being drunk. | acceptable | 3,692 |
cola sentence: I think that person we met last week is insane. | acceptable | 3,693 |
cola sentence: We believe that he is quite reasonable. | acceptable | 3,694 |
cola sentence: I forgot to return the book that I borrowed from the teacher. | acceptable | 3,695 |
cola sentence: I am anxious that you should arrive on time. | acceptable | 3,696 |
cola sentence: I am anxious for you to arrive on time. | acceptable | 3,697 |
cola sentence: I am anxious for you should arrive on time. | unacceptable | 3,698 |
cola sentence: I wonder whether you'd be kind enough to give us information. | acceptable | 3,699 |
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