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cola sentence: We ate at. | unacceptable | 5,700 |
cola sentence: Big bowls of beans are what I like. | acceptable | 5,701 |
cola sentence: The big boy was kissed by the drooling dog. | acceptable | 5,702 |
cola sentence: The drooling dog kissed the big boy. | acceptable | 5,703 |
cola sentence: John and the man went to the store. | acceptable | 5,704 |
cola sentence: John and very blue went to the store. | unacceptable | 5,705 |
cola sentence: Bruce loved and Kelly hated phonology class. | acceptable | 5,706 |
cola sentence: The with milk coffee is hot. | unacceptable | 5,707 |
cola sentence: The kangaroo hopped over the truck. | acceptable | 5,708 |
cola sentence: I haven't seen this sentence before. | acceptable | 5,709 |
cola sentence: Susan will never sing at weddings. | acceptable | 5,710 |
cola sentence: The officer carefully inspected the license. | acceptable | 5,711 |
cola sentence: Every cat always knows the location of her favorite catnip toy. | acceptable | 5,712 |
cola sentence: The cat put her catnip toy on the plastic mat. | acceptable | 5,713 |
cola sentence: The very young child walked from school to the store. | acceptable | 5,714 |
cola sentence: John paid a dollar for a head of lettuce. | acceptable | 5,715 |
cola sentence: Teenagers drive rather quickly. | acceptable | 5,716 |
cola sentence: A clever magician with the right equipment can fool the audience easily. | acceptable | 5,717 |
cola sentence: The police might plant the drugs in the apartment. | acceptable | 5,718 |
cola sentence: Those Olympic hopefuls should practice diligently daily. | acceptable | 5,719 |
cola sentence: The latest research on dieting always warns people about the dangers of too much cholesterol. | acceptable | 5,720 |
cola sentence: That annoying faucet was dripping constantly for months. | acceptable | 5,721 |
cola sentence: Marian wonders if the package from Boston will ever arrive. | acceptable | 5,722 |
cola sentence: I said that Bonny should do some dances from the Middle East. | acceptable | 5,723 |
cola sentence: That Dan smokes in the office really bothers Alina. | acceptable | 5,724 |
cola sentence: The belief that syntactic theory reveals the inner structure of sentences emboldened the already much too cocky professor. | acceptable | 5,725 |
cola sentence: I bought the parrot in the store. | acceptable | 5,726 |
cola sentence: I put the milk in the fridge. | acceptable | 5,727 |
cola sentence: I mailed the sweater to Mary. | acceptable | 5,728 |
cola sentence: I knew the man with the brown hair. | acceptable | 5,729 |
cola sentence: John said Mary went to the store quickly. | acceptable | 5,730 |
cola sentence: I discovered an old English poem. | acceptable | 5,731 |
cola sentence: Susanne gave the minivan to George. | acceptable | 5,732 |
cola sentence: Clyde got a passionate love letter from Stacy. | acceptable | 5,733 |
cola sentence: He blew out the candle. | acceptable | 5,734 |
cola sentence: He turned off the light. | acceptable | 5,735 |
cola sentence: He blew up the building. | acceptable | 5,736 |
cola sentence: He rode out the storm. | acceptable | 5,737 |
cola sentence: Shannon kissed quietly the kitten. | unacceptable | 5,738 |
cola sentence: Shannon left quietly every day. | acceptable | 5,739 |
cola sentence: Juliet says that Romeo lies to his parents a lot. | acceptable | 5,740 |
cola sentence: The puppy licked the kitten's face. | acceptable | 5,741 |
cola sentence: It is raining. | acceptable | 5,742 |
cola sentence: Fred feels fine. | acceptable | 5,743 |
cola sentence: That Bill's breath smells of onions bothers Erin. | acceptable | 5,744 |
cola sentence: Susan kissed the clown's nose. | acceptable | 5,745 |
cola sentence: Cedric danced a jolly jig. | acceptable | 5,746 |
cola sentence: Dale said that the lawn was overgrown. | acceptable | 5,747 |
cola sentence: Gilgamesh cut the steak with a knife. | acceptable | 5,748 |
cola sentence: We drove all the way to Buenos Aires. | acceptable | 5,749 |
cola sentence: John tagged Lewis with a regulation baseball on Tuesday. | acceptable | 5,750 |
cola sentence: The big man from New York loves bagels with cream cheese. | acceptable | 5,751 |
cola sentence: Susan rode a bright blue train from New York. | acceptable | 5,752 |
cola sentence: The plucky platypus kicked a can of soup from New York to Tucson. | acceptable | 5,753 |
cola sentence: John said Martha sang the aria with gusto. | acceptable | 5,754 |
cola sentence: Martha said John sang the aria from La Bohème. | acceptable | 5,755 |
cola sentence: The book of poems with the bright red cover stinks. | acceptable | 5,756 |
cola sentence: Louis hinted Mary stole the purse deftly. | acceptable | 5,757 |
cola sentence: The extremely tired students hated syntactic trees with a passion. | acceptable | 5,758 |
cola sentence: Many soldiers have claimed bottled water satisfies thirst best. | acceptable | 5,759 |
cola sentence: Networking helps you grow your business. | acceptable | 5,760 |
cola sentence: I didn't read a single book the whole time I was in the library. | acceptable | 5,761 |
cola sentence: I did not have a red cent. | acceptable | 5,762 |
cola sentence: Felicia wrote a fine paper on Zapotec. | acceptable | 5,763 |
cola sentence: Heidi hit herself on the head with a zucchini. | acceptable | 5,764 |
cola sentence: Herself hit Heidi on the head with a zucchini. | unacceptable | 5,765 |
cola sentence: Heidi believes any description of herself. | acceptable | 5,766 |
cola sentence: John knew that there would be a picture of himself hanging in the post. | acceptable | 5,767 |
cola sentence: Although he loves marshmallows, John is not a big fan of chocolate. | acceptable | 5,768 |
cola sentence: His yearbook picture gives Tom the creeps. | acceptable | 5,769 |
cola sentence: Marilyn Monroe is Norma Jeane Baker. | acceptable | 5,770 |
cola sentence: Gene Simmons was originally named Haim Goldberg. | acceptable | 5,771 |
cola sentence: Kevin ate spaghetti with a spoon and Geordie did so too. | acceptable | 5,772 |
cola sentence: The chef eats beans and serves salads with forks. | acceptable | 5,773 |
cola sentence: I am frightened of tigers. | acceptable | 5,774 |
cola sentence: I am afraid of tigers. | acceptable | 5,775 |
cola sentence: I am fond of circus performers. | acceptable | 5,776 |
cola sentence: I fear tigers. | acceptable | 5,777 |
cola sentence: I like circus performers. | acceptable | 5,778 |
cola sentence: I am afraid of tigers and fond of clowns without exception. | acceptable | 5,779 |
cola sentence: I am frightened of tigers and fond of clowns without exception. | acceptable | 5,780 |
cola sentence: Bob is very serious about Mary, but less so than Paul. | acceptable | 5,781 |
cola sentence: The book of poems with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,782 |
cola sentence: the book of poems with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,783 |
cola sentence: the book of poems from Blackwell with a red cover by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,784 |
cola sentence: the book of poems from Blackwell by Robert Burns with a red cover takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,785 |
cola sentence: the book of poems by Robert Burns from Blackwell with a red cover takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,786 |
cola sentence: the book of poems by Robert Burns with a red cover from Blackwell takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,787 |
cola sentence: the book of poems with a red cover by Robert Burns from Blackwell takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,788 |
cola sentence: the book with a red cover of poems from Blackwell by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | unacceptable | 5,789 |
cola sentence: the book with a red cover from Blackwell of poems by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | unacceptable | 5,790 |
cola sentence: the book with a red cover from Blackwell by Robert Burns of poems takes a very long time to read. | unacceptable | 5,791 |
cola sentence: the book of poems with a red cover and with a blue spine takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,792 |
cola sentence: the book of poems and of fiction from Blackwell takes a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,793 |
cola sentence: the one of poems with a red cover takes a very long time to read. | unacceptable | 5,794 |
cola sentence: I loved the policeman intensely with all my heart. | acceptable | 5,795 |
cola sentence: I loved intensely the policeman with all my heart. | unacceptable | 5,796 |
cola sentence: I loved the policeman the baker intensely with all my heart. | unacceptable | 5,797 |
cola sentence: Mika loved the policeman intensely and Susan did so half heartedly. | acceptable | 5,798 |
cola sentence: Susan did so the baker. | unacceptable | 5,799 |
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