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cola sentence: Lee not left. | unacceptable | 4,500 |
cola sentence: Lee will never leave. | acceptable | 4,501 |
cola sentence: Lee will not leave. | acceptable | 4,502 |
cola sentence: John could not leave the town. | acceptable | 4,503 |
cola sentence: John not left the town. | unacceptable | 4,504 |
cola sentence: John not could leave the town. | unacceptable | 4,505 |
cola sentence: Mary sang a song, but Lee never did. | acceptable | 4,506 |
cola sentence: Mary sang a song, but Lee did never. | unacceptable | 4,507 |
cola sentence: Mary sang a song, but Lee did not. | acceptable | 4,508 |
cola sentence: The president could not approve the bill, couldn't he? | acceptable | 4,509 |
cola sentence: The president could not approve the bill, could he? | unacceptable | 4,510 |
cola sentence: Are you studying English syntax? | acceptable | 4,511 |
cola sentence: What are you studying nowadays? | acceptable | 4,512 |
cola sentence: I shall go downtown. | acceptable | 4,513 |
cola sentence: Shall I go downtown? | acceptable | 4,514 |
cola sentence: May she live forever! | acceptable | 4,515 |
cola sentence: Was I that stupid? | acceptable | 4,516 |
cola sentence: Don't you even touch that! | acceptable | 4,517 |
cola sentence: You better not drink. | acceptable | 4,518 |
cola sentence: You can do it, but you better not. | acceptable | 4,519 |
cola sentence: Better you not drink. | unacceptable | 4,520 |
cola sentence: They'd leave soon. | acceptable | 4,521 |
cola sentence: They wouldn't leave soon. | acceptable | 4,522 |
cola sentence: They shouldn't leave soon. | acceptable | 4,523 |
cola sentence: They can do it, can't they? | acceptable | 4,524 |
cola sentence: They can't do it, can they? | acceptable | 4,525 |
cola sentence: They can't do it, can't they? | unacceptable | 4,526 |
cola sentence: They can't do it, can he? | unacceptable | 4,527 |
cola sentence: Kim can dance, and Sandy can, too. | acceptable | 4,528 |
cola sentence: Kim has danced, and Sandy has, too. | acceptable | 4,529 |
cola sentence: Kim was dancing, and Sandy was, too. | acceptable | 4,530 |
cola sentence: Kim considered joining the navy, but I never considered. | unacceptable | 4,531 |
cola sentence: Kim wanted to go and Sandy wanted, too. | unacceptable | 4,532 |
cola sentence: Kim is happy and Sandy is too. | acceptable | 4,533 |
cola sentence: When Kim was in China, I was too. | acceptable | 4,534 |
cola sentence: Have you anything to share with the group? | acceptable | 4,535 |
cola sentence: Have you brought anything to share with the group? | acceptable | 4,536 |
cola sentence: Sandy must have been, too. | acceptable | 4,537 |
cola sentence: Sandy must have, too. | acceptable | 4,538 |
cola sentence: Sandy must, too. | acceptable | 4,539 |
cola sentence: Because John persuaded Sally to, he didn't have to talk to the reporters. | acceptable | 4,540 |
cola sentence: Mary sang a song, but Lee could never. | unacceptable | 4,541 |
cola sentence: Mary sang a song, but Lee could not. | acceptable | 4,542 |
cola sentence: John got sent to prison. | acceptable | 4,543 |
cola sentence: He ought to leave his luggage here. | acceptable | 4,544 |
cola sentence: He dared not argue against his parents. | acceptable | 4,545 |
cola sentence: He used to go there very often. | acceptable | 4,546 |
cola sentence: The gardener must trim the rose bushes today. | acceptable | 4,547 |
cola sentence: This should be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. | acceptable | 4,548 |
cola sentence: I am removing the shovel from the shed. | acceptable | 4,549 |
cola sentence: The travelers have returned from their vacation. | acceptable | 4,550 |
cola sentence: Springfield would have built a police station with the federal grant. | acceptable | 4,551 |
cola sentence: Sharks could have been cruising near the beach. | acceptable | 4,552 |
cola sentence: She seem to have given financial assistance to an important French art dealer. | acceptable | 4,553 |
cola sentence: Ann may spending her vacation in Italy. | unacceptable | 4,554 |
cola sentence: Ann may spends her vacation in Italy. | unacceptable | 4,555 |
cola sentence: Ann may spent her vacation in Italy. | unacceptable | 4,556 |
cola sentence: It has rained every day for the last week. | acceptable | 4,557 |
cola sentence: It has raining every day for the last week. | unacceptable | 4,558 |
cola sentence: It has rains every day for the last week. | unacceptable | 4,559 |
cola sentence: It has rain every day for the last week. | unacceptable | 4,560 |
cola sentence: Tagalog is spoken in the Philippines. | acceptable | 4,561 |
cola sentence: Tagalog is speak in the Philippines. | unacceptable | 4,562 |
cola sentence: Tagalog is speaks in the Philippines. | unacceptable | 4,563 |
cola sentence: Tagalog is spoke in the Philippines. | unacceptable | 4,564 |
cola sentence: The roof is leaking. | acceptable | 4,565 |
cola sentence: The roof is leaked. | unacceptable | 4,566 |
cola sentence: The roof is leaks. | unacceptable | 4,567 |
cola sentence: George is having lived in Toledo for thirty years. | unacceptable | 4,568 |
cola sentence: The house is been remodeling. | unacceptable | 4,569 |
cola sentence: A medal was been given to the mayor by the sewer commissioner. | unacceptable | 4,570 |
cola sentence: Does John have gone to the library? | unacceptable | 4,571 |
cola sentence: John seems fond of ice cream, and Bill seems, too. | unacceptable | 4,572 |
cola sentence: Sam may have been being interrogated by the FBI. | acceptable | 4,573 |
cola sentence: Sam may have been being interrogating by the FBI. | unacceptable | 4,574 |
cola sentence: Sam may be had been interrogating by the FBI. | unacceptable | 4,575 |
cola sentence: Have social problems made police work difficult? | acceptable | 4,576 |
cola sentence: The senator should not have forgotten the concerns of her constituents. | acceptable | 4,577 |
cola sentence: Tokyo has not loosened trade restrictions. | acceptable | 4,578 |
cola sentence: Did the doctor prescribe aspirin? | acceptable | 4,579 |
cola sentence: Sandy will read your reports, but Harold will not. | acceptable | 4,580 |
cola sentence: He can hardly believe that it's already over. | acceptable | 4,581 |
cola sentence: I could have little known that more trouble was just around the corner. | acceptable | 4,582 |
cola sentence: I have never been spoken to so rudely! | acceptable | 4,583 |
cola sentence: Hardly was there any rain falling. | acceptable | 4,584 |
cola sentence: Little did I know that more trouble was just around the corner. | acceptable | 4,585 |
cola sentence: Never have I been spoken to so rudely! | acceptable | 4,586 |
cola sentence: He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, had he? | acceptable | 4,587 |
cola sentence: He had hardly collected the papers on his desk, hadn't he? | unacceptable | 4,588 |
cola sentence: He never achieved anything, did he? | acceptable | 4,589 |
cola sentence: He never achieved anything, didn't he? | unacceptable | 4,590 |
cola sentence: As a statesman, he scarcely could do anything worth mentioning. | acceptable | 4,591 |
cola sentence: As a statesman, scarcely he could do anything worth mentioning. | unacceptable | 4,592 |
cola sentence: Any zebras can't fly. | unacceptable | 4,593 |
cola sentence: Anything hasn't happened to his optimism. | unacceptable | 4,594 |
cola sentence: Any of the citizens hardly ever say anything. | unacceptable | 4,595 |
cola sentence: I didn't find any bugs in my bed. | acceptable | 4,596 |
cola sentence: Nobody told them anything. | acceptable | 4,597 |
cola sentence: Never have I stolen from any members of your family. | acceptable | 4,598 |
cola sentence: Why haven't any books been returned? | acceptable | 4,599 |
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