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cola sentence: You have presented so elegant a solution that we can only admire it. | acceptable | 5,500 |
cola sentence: Such a scholar as you were speaking of just now is here. | acceptable | 5,501 |
cola sentence: So much of a scholar is here. | unacceptable | 5,502 |
cola sentence: Her mother wants Mary to be such an eminent woman that everyone will respect her. | acceptable | 5,503 |
cola sentence: John a decidedly taller man than Bill. | acceptable | 5,504 |
cola sentence: John is a decidedly too tall man. | unacceptable | 5,505 |
cola sentence: That's an obviously better solution. | acceptable | 5,506 |
cola sentence: That's an obviously so good solution. | unacceptable | 5,507 |
cola sentence: She made so much better a reply. | acceptable | 5,508 |
cola sentence: She made such a much better reply. | unacceptable | 5,509 |
cola sentence: She made such a better reply. | unacceptable | 5,510 |
cola sentence: That's the most kind answer that I ever heard. | unacceptable | 5,511 |
cola sentence: That's a most kind answer that I ever heard. | unacceptable | 5,512 |
cola sentence: That's a kindest answer that I ever heard. | unacceptable | 5,513 |
cola sentence: That's the kindest answer that I ever heard. | acceptable | 5,514 |
cola sentence: Most helpful advice is unwanted. | acceptable | 5,515 |
cola sentence: Sally will give me more helpful advice than the advice I got from you. | acceptable | 5,516 |
cola sentence: I've never seen a man who is taller than my mother. | acceptable | 5,517 |
cola sentence: I've never seen the one man taller than my father. | acceptable | 5,518 |
cola sentence: I've never seen the taller man than my father. | unacceptable | 5,519 |
cola sentence: I've never seen the one taller man than my father. | unacceptable | 5,520 |
cola sentence: John wants to come up with as good a solution as Christine did. | acceptable | 5,521 |
cola sentence: John wants to come up with a solution as good as Christine. | acceptable | 5,522 |
cola sentence: John wants to find a solution better than Christine's. | acceptable | 5,523 |
cola sentence: Caviar is eaten by Jack more than mush. | acceptable | 5,524 |
cola sentence: More caviar than mush is eaten by Jack. | acceptable | 5,525 |
cola sentence: Jack ate more of this than he ate of that. | acceptable | 5,526 |
cola sentence: The table is longer than the door is wide. | acceptable | 5,527 |
cola sentence: Mary's happy about her work, and John's happy about his children. | acceptable | 5,528 |
cola sentence: Mary's happy about her work, and John's about his children. | unacceptable | 5,529 |
cola sentence: Mary's happy about her work, and John is about his children. | acceptable | 5,530 |
cola sentence: Mary is happy with her work, and John is with his children. | acceptable | 5,531 |
cola sentence: Mary's happy with her work, and John's with his children. | acceptable | 5,532 |
cola sentence: The table is longer than the door's wide. | unacceptable | 5,533 |
cola sentence: The table is long, and the door's wide. | acceptable | 5,534 |
cola sentence: I was happier there than I'm here. | unacceptable | 5,535 |
cola sentence: I'm sad, more than I'm angry. | acceptable | 5,536 |
cola sentence: I'm sadder than I'm angry. | unacceptable | 5,537 |
cola sentence: I'm more sad than angry. | acceptable | 5,538 |
cola sentence: I'm worrying, more than thinking. | acceptable | 5,539 |
cola sentence: I'm more worrying than thinking. | unacceptable | 5,540 |
cola sentence: I'm sadder than angry. | unacceptable | 5,541 |
cola sentence: I'm sad, as much as I'm angry. | acceptable | 5,542 |
cola sentence: I'm as much sad as angry. | acceptable | 5,543 |
cola sentence: I'm as sad as angry. | unacceptable | 5,544 |
cola sentence: I am angrier today that I was yesterday. | acceptable | 5,545 |
cola sentence: John is taller than six feet. | acceptable | 5,546 |
cola sentence: John is taller than Bill. | acceptable | 5,547 |
cola sentence: Mary has more than two friends. | acceptable | 5,548 |
cola sentence: Mary has more than just Bill and Pete friends. | unacceptable | 5,549 |
cola sentence: Mary has more friends than two. | acceptable | 5,550 |
cola sentence: Mary has more friends than just Bill and Pete. | acceptable | 5,551 |
cola sentence: They may grow as much as six feet high. | acceptable | 5,552 |
cola sentence: They may grow as much as bamboo high. | unacceptable | 5,553 |
cola sentence: They may grow as high as six feet. | acceptable | 5,554 |
cola sentence: Some of them made as many as 20 errors. | acceptable | 5,555 |
cola sentence: Some of them made as many as Joan errors. | unacceptable | 5,556 |
cola sentence: Some of them made as many errors as Joan. | acceptable | 5,557 |
cola sentence: John is taller than six feet is. | unacceptable | 5,558 |
cola sentence: John is taller than Pete is. | acceptable | 5,559 |
cola sentence: Mary has more friends that two. | unacceptable | 5,560 |
cola sentence: Mary has more friends than just Bill and Pete are. | unacceptable | 5,561 |
cola sentence: John is more than five feet short. | unacceptable | 5,562 |
cola sentence: John is shorter than five feet. | acceptable | 5,563 |
cola sentence: Mary has more enemies than Bill has friends. | acceptable | 5,564 |
cola sentence: Mary has more than Bill has friends enemies. | unacceptable | 5,565 |
cola sentence: Mary doesn't have as many too many too many as Jane. | acceptable | 5,566 |
cola sentence: Jane has more nearly as many too many than Mary. | acceptable | 5,567 |
cola sentence: Mary swam five more laps than Joan swam. | acceptable | 5,568 |
cola sentence: Mary swam as many more laps than Joan as Linda. | acceptable | 5,569 |
cola sentence: Bill kissed himself. | acceptable | 5,570 |
cola sentence: Bill kissed herself. | unacceptable | 5,571 |
cola sentence: Sally kissed herself. | acceptable | 5,572 |
cola sentence: Kiss himself. | unacceptable | 5,573 |
cola sentence: The robot kissed itself. | acceptable | 5,574 |
cola sentence: She knocked herself on the head with a zucchini. | acceptable | 5,575 |
cola sentence: She knocked himself on the head with a zucchini. | unacceptable | 5,576 |
cola sentence: The snake flattened itself against the rock. | acceptable | 5,577 |
cola sentence: The Joneses think themselves the best family on the block. | acceptable | 5,578 |
cola sentence: The Joneses think himself the most wealthy guy on the block. | unacceptable | 5,579 |
cola sentence: Gary and Kevin ran themselves into exhaustion. | acceptable | 5,580 |
cola sentence: Gary and Kevin ran himself into exhaustion. | unacceptable | 5,581 |
cola sentence: People from Tucson think very highly of themselves. | acceptable | 5,582 |
cola sentence: I gave myself the bucket of ice cream. | acceptable | 5,583 |
cola sentence: She hit myself with a hammer. | unacceptable | 5,584 |
cola sentence: She hit herself with a hammer. | acceptable | 5,585 |
cola sentence: Doug blew the building up. | acceptable | 5,586 |
cola sentence: Doug blew up the building. | acceptable | 5,587 |
cola sentence: Doug blew it up. | acceptable | 5,588 |
cola sentence: Doug blew up it. | acceptable | 5,589 |
cola sentence: Who do you wonder what bought? | unacceptable | 5,590 |
cola sentence: I wonder what Fiona bought. | acceptable | 5,591 |
cola sentence: Toothbrush the is blue. | unacceptable | 5,592 |
cola sentence: Cheese mice love stinks. | acceptable | 5,593 |
cola sentence: The dancing chorus line of elephants broke my television set. | acceptable | 5,594 |
cola sentence: Rosie loves magazine ads. | acceptable | 5,595 |
cola sentence: I think Rosie loves magazine ads. | acceptable | 5,596 |
cola sentence: Dana doubts that Drew believes I think Rosie loves magazine ads. | acceptable | 5,597 |
cola sentence: Dave left. | acceptable | 5,598 |
cola sentence: Dave and Alina left. | acceptable | 5,599 |
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