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cola sentence: Fred must have been both singing songs and drinking beer. | acceptable | 4,400 |
cola sentence: There might be a unicorn in the garden. | acceptable | 4,401 |
cola sentence: It will rain tomorrow. | acceptable | 4,402 |
cola sentence: John will leave the party earlier. | acceptable | 4,403 |
cola sentence: There hopes to finish the project. | unacceptable | 4,404 |
cola sentence: The bus hopes to be here at five. | unacceptable | 4,405 |
cola sentence: I hope to can study in France. | unacceptable | 4,406 |
cola sentence: I hope to study in France. | acceptable | 4,407 |
cola sentence: John stopped can to sign in tune. | unacceptable | 4,408 |
cola sentence: John stopped canning to sign in tune. | unacceptable | 4,409 |
cola sentence: John wills leave the party early. | unacceptable | 4,410 |
cola sentence: John can kicked the ball. | unacceptable | 4,411 |
cola sentence: John can kicking the ball. | unacceptable | 4,412 |
cola sentence: John can to kick the ball. | unacceptable | 4,413 |
cola sentence: John will kick the ball. | acceptable | 4,414 |
cola sentence: John will kicked the ball. | unacceptable | 4,415 |
cola sentence: John will to kick the ball. | unacceptable | 4,416 |
cola sentence: Kim must bakes a cake. | unacceptable | 4,417 |
cola sentence: Kim must baked a cake. | unacceptable | 4,418 |
cola sentence: Kim must will bake a cake. | unacceptable | 4,419 |
cola sentence: There may exist a man in the park. | acceptable | 4,420 |
cola sentence: It may exist a man in the park. | unacceptable | 4,421 |
cola sentence: It is vital that we will study everyday. | unacceptable | 4,422 |
cola sentence: He is a fool. | acceptable | 4,423 |
cola sentence: He has a car. | acceptable | 4,424 |
cola sentence: John is running to the car. | acceptable | 4,425 |
cola sentence: Was the child in the school? | acceptable | 4,426 |
cola sentence: Was the child running to the car? | acceptable | 4,427 |
cola sentence: Was the child found? | acceptable | 4,428 |
cola sentence: The child never became crazy. | acceptable | 4,429 |
cola sentence: The child was never crazy. | acceptable | 4,430 |
cola sentence: The child was never running to the car. | acceptable | 4,431 |
cola sentence: The child was never deceived. | acceptable | 4,432 |
cola sentence: John is happy about the outcome. | acceptable | 4,433 |
cola sentence: John was seeing his children. | acceptable | 4,434 |
cola sentence: The children are seen in the yard. | acceptable | 4,435 |
cola sentence: John has not sung a song. | acceptable | 4,436 |
cola sentence: Has John sung a song? | acceptable | 4,437 |
cola sentence: John hasn't been singing a song. | acceptable | 4,438 |
cola sentence: John has sung a song and Mary has too. | acceptable | 4,439 |
cola sentence: John can have danced. | acceptable | 4,440 |
cola sentence: John can be dancing. | acceptable | 4,441 |
cola sentence: He has seen his children. | acceptable | 4,442 |
cola sentence: He will have been seeing his children. | acceptable | 4,443 |
cola sentence: Americans have paying income tax ever since 1913. | unacceptable | 4,444 |
cola sentence: George has went to America. | unacceptable | 4,445 |
cola sentence: is out since the following is finite. | acceptable | 4,446 |
cola sentence: You are a student. | acceptable | 4,447 |
cola sentence: You have not enough money. | acceptable | 4,448 |
cola sentence: Have you enough money? | acceptable | 4,449 |
cola sentence: John does not like this town. | acceptable | 4,450 |
cola sentence: In no other circumstances does that distinction matter. | acceptable | 4,451 |
cola sentence: They didn't leave any food. | acceptable | 4,452 |
cola sentence: They expected us to do leave him. | unacceptable | 4,453 |
cola sentence: They expected us to should leave him. | unacceptable | 4,454 |
cola sentence: I found myself doing need sleep. | unacceptable | 4,455 |
cola sentence: He does be leaving. | unacceptable | 4,456 |
cola sentence: He does have been eating. | unacceptable | 4,457 |
cola sentence: They will do come. | unacceptable | 4,458 |
cola sentence: John did leave. | acceptable | 4,459 |
cola sentence: Did John find the solution? | acceptable | 4,460 |
cola sentence: How long did it last? | acceptable | 4,461 |
cola sentence: John may leave. | acceptable | 4,462 |
cola sentence: It may rain. | acceptable | 4,463 |
cola sentence: John may rain. | unacceptable | 4,464 |
cola sentence: John did not leave. | acceptable | 4,465 |
cola sentence: John did not rain. | unacceptable | 4,466 |
cola sentence: He might have left. | acceptable | 4,467 |
cola sentence: He might do leave. | unacceptable | 4,468 |
cola sentence: He does can leave here. | unacceptable | 4,469 |
cola sentence: He does may leave here. | unacceptable | 4,470 |
cola sentence: Jim does have supported the theory. | unacceptable | 4,471 |
cola sentence: The proposal did be endorsed by Clinton. | unacceptable | 4,472 |
cola sentence: I do not have sung. | unacceptable | 4,473 |
cola sentence: I do not be happy. | unacceptable | 4,474 |
cola sentence: Do be honest! | acceptable | 4,475 |
cola sentence: Don't be silly! | acceptable | 4,476 |
cola sentence: John believed Kim to do not leave here. | unacceptable | 4,477 |
cola sentence: John believes Kim not to leave here. | acceptable | 4,478 |
cola sentence: John believed Kim to leaving here. | unacceptable | 4,479 |
cola sentence: John did not leaving here. | unacceptable | 4,480 |
cola sentence: John expect to must leave. | unacceptable | 4,481 |
cola sentence: John did not may leave. | unacceptable | 4,482 |
cola sentence: Tom wanted to go home, but Peter didn't want to. | acceptable | 4,483 |
cola sentence: Lee voted for Bill because his father told him to. | acceptable | 4,484 |
cola sentence: Kim regrets not having seen the movie. | acceptable | 4,485 |
cola sentence: Kim regrets never having seen the movie. | acceptable | 4,486 |
cola sentence: We asked him not to try to call us again. | acceptable | 4,487 |
cola sentence: We asked him never to try to call us again. | acceptable | 4,488 |
cola sentence: Duty made them not miss the weekly meetings. | acceptable | 4,489 |
cola sentence: Duty made them never miss the weekly meetings. | acceptable | 4,490 |
cola sentence: Not speaking English is a disadvantage. | acceptable | 4,491 |
cola sentence: Speaking not English is a disadvantage. | unacceptable | 4,492 |
cola sentence: Lee likes not Kim. | unacceptable | 4,493 |
cola sentence: Lee is believed not to like Kim. | acceptable | 4,494 |
cola sentence: Lee is believed to not like Kim. | acceptable | 4,495 |
cola sentence: Lee is believed to like not Kim. | unacceptable | 4,496 |
cola sentence: The president could not approve the bill. | acceptable | 4,497 |
cola sentence: It would be possible for the president not to approve the bill. | acceptable | 4,498 |
cola sentence: It would not be possible for the president to approve the bill. | acceptable | 4,499 |
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