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cola sentence: John fears dogs. | acceptable | 5,800 |
cola sentence: John is afraid of dogs. | acceptable | 5,801 |
cola sentence: Two or three books take a very long time to read. | acceptable | 5,802 |
cola sentence: Two or boring books take a very long time to read. | unacceptable | 5,803 |
cola sentence: The red dress with the pink stripes looks good on Sandy. | acceptable | 5,804 |
cola sentence: The ugly man from Brazil found books of poems in the puddle. | acceptable | 5,805 |
cola sentence: Erin never keeps her pencils in the correct drawer. | acceptable | 5,806 |
cola sentence: Dan walked to New Mexico in the rain last year. | acceptable | 5,807 |
cola sentence: George wrote a volume of poems in Latin for Jane. | acceptable | 5,808 |
cola sentence: People with boxes of old clothes lined up behind the door of the building with the leaky roof. | acceptable | 5,809 |
cola sentence: That automobile factories abound in Michigan worries me greatly. | acceptable | 5,810 |
cola sentence: No one understands that phrase structure rules explain the little understood phenomenon of the infinite length of sentences. | acceptable | 5,811 |
cola sentence: My favorite language is a language with simple morphology and complicated syntax. | acceptable | 5,812 |
cola sentence: Ivan got a headache on Wednesday from the disgruntled students of phonology from Michigan. | acceptable | 5,813 |
cola sentence: The collection of syntax articles with the red cover bores students of syntax in Tucson. | acceptable | 5,814 |
cola sentence: The red volume of obscene verse from Italy shocked the puritan soul of the minister with the beard quite thoroughly yesterday. | acceptable | 5,815 |
cola sentence: The biggest man in the room said that John danced an Irish jig from County Kerry to County Tipperary on Thursday. | acceptable | 5,816 |
cola sentence: A burlap sack of potatoes with mealy skins fell on the professor of linguistics with the terrible taste in T-shirts from the twelfth story. | acceptable | 5,817 |
cola sentence: The bright green filing cabinet was filled to the brim with the most boring articles from a prestigious journal of linguistics with a moderately large readership. | acceptable | 5,818 |
cola sentence: The coat of the panther is dark black. | acceptable | 5,819 |
cola sentence: The roof of the building is leaking. | acceptable | 5,820 |
cola sentence: The hat of the man standing over there impressed me greatly. | acceptable | 5,821 |
cola sentence: The panther's coat is dark black. | acceptable | 5,822 |
cola sentence: The building's roof is leaking. | acceptable | 5,823 |
cola sentence: The man standing over there's hat impressed me greatly. | acceptable | 5,824 |
cola sentence: The man's standing over there hat impressed me greatly. | unacceptable | 5,825 |
cola sentence: the man standing over there's the hat impressed me greatly. | unacceptable | 5,826 |
cola sentence: The boy ran. | acceptable | 5,827 |
cola sentence: Howard is a linguistics student. | acceptable | 5,828 |
cola sentence: Peter said that Danny danced. | acceptable | 5,829 |
cola sentence: Bill wants Susan to leave. | acceptable | 5,830 |
cola sentence: Peter thinks that Cathy loves him. | acceptable | 5,831 |
cola sentence: People selling their stocks caused the crash of 1929. | acceptable | 5,832 |
cola sentence: For Mary to love that boor is a travesty. | acceptable | 5,833 |
cola sentence: I said that Mary signed my yearbook. | acceptable | 5,834 |
cola sentence: I want Mary to sign my yearbook. | acceptable | 5,835 |
cola sentence: I've never seen you eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,836 |
cola sentence: I know you ate asparagus. | acceptable | 5,837 |
cola sentence: I've never seen you ate asparagus. | unacceptable | 5,838 |
cola sentence: I've never seen him eats asparagus. | unacceptable | 5,839 |
cola sentence: I've never seen him eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,840 |
cola sentence: I think that he eats asparagus. | acceptable | 5,841 |
cola sentence: I want to eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,842 |
cola sentence: I want him to eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,843 |
cola sentence: I wonder if he eats asparagus. | acceptable | 5,844 |
cola sentence: For him to eat asparagus is a travesty. | acceptable | 5,845 |
cola sentence: I asked for him to eat the asparagus. | acceptable | 5,846 |
cola sentence: I think he will eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,847 |
cola sentence: Fabio asked if Claus had run a marathon. | acceptable | 5,848 |
cola sentence: Fabio asked if had Claus run a marathon. | unacceptable | 5,849 |
cola sentence: Fabio asked had if Claus run a marathon. | unacceptable | 5,850 |
cola sentence: You can lead a horse to water but will it drink? | acceptable | 5,851 |
cola sentence: He will go. | acceptable | 5,852 |
cola sentence: He goes. | acceptable | 5,853 |
cola sentence: The peanut butter has got moldy. | acceptable | 5,854 |
cola sentence: The swing blasted the golf ball across the green. | acceptable | 5,855 |
cola sentence: That Harry loves dancing is evidenced by his shiny tap shoes. | acceptable | 5,856 |
cola sentence: The Brazilians pumped the oil across the river. | acceptable | 5,857 |
cola sentence: Lenin believes the Tsar to be a power hungry dictator. | acceptable | 5,858 |
cola sentence: Brezhnev had said for Andropov to leave. | acceptable | 5,859 |
cola sentence: Yeltsin saw Stalin holding the bag. | acceptable | 5,860 |
cola sentence: Robert thinks that students should eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,861 |
cola sentence: Robert thinks that student should eat asparagus. | acceptable | 5,862 |
cola sentence: Linguistics students like phonetics tutorials. | acceptable | 5,863 |
cola sentence: Martha said that Bill loved his Cheerios in the morning. | acceptable | 5,864 |
cola sentence: Eloise wants you to study a new language. assume to = T. | acceptable | 5,865 |
cola sentence: For Maurice to quarrel with Joel frightened Maggie. | acceptable | 5,866 |
cola sentence: No man has ever beaten the centaur. | acceptable | 5,867 |
cola sentence: Some man has ever beaten the centaur. | unacceptable | 5,868 |
cola sentence: Every man has ever beaten the centaur. | unacceptable | 5,869 |
cola sentence: Rosemary hates New York. | acceptable | 5,870 |
cola sentence: Rosemary hates. | unacceptable | 5,871 |
cola sentence: Jennie smiled. | acceptable | 5,872 |
cola sentence: Jennie smiled the microwave. | unacceptable | 5,873 |
cola sentence: Traci gave the whale a lollipop. | acceptable | 5,874 |
cola sentence: Traci gave the whale. | unacceptable | 5,875 |
cola sentence: Traci gave a lollipop. | unacceptable | 5,876 |
cola sentence: Ryan hit Andrew. | acceptable | 5,877 |
cola sentence: Michael accidentally broke the glass. | acceptable | 5,878 |
cola sentence: Leah likes cookies. | acceptable | 5,879 |
cola sentence: Lorenzo saw the eclipse. | acceptable | 5,880 |
cola sentence: Syntax frightens Kenny. | acceptable | 5,881 |
cola sentence: Alyssa kept her syntax book. | acceptable | 5,882 |
cola sentence: The arrow hit Ben. | acceptable | 5,883 |
cola sentence: The psychologist hates phonology. | acceptable | 5,884 |
cola sentence: Doug went to Chicago. | acceptable | 5,885 |
cola sentence: Dave was given the margarita mix. | acceptable | 5,886 |
cola sentence: George gave Jessica the book. | acceptable | 5,887 |
cola sentence: Daniel received a scolding from Hanna. | acceptable | 5,888 |
cola sentence: Bob gave Steve the syntax assignment. | acceptable | 5,889 |
cola sentence: Stacy came directly from linguistics class. | acceptable | 5,890 |
cola sentence: Andrew is in Tucson's finest apartment. | acceptable | 5,891 |
cola sentence: Chris hacked the computer apart with an axe. | acceptable | 5,892 |
cola sentence: This key will open the door to the linguistics building. | acceptable | 5,893 |
cola sentence: He bought these flowers for Aaron. | acceptable | 5,894 |
cola sentence: She cooked Matt dinner. | acceptable | 5,895 |
cola sentence: John placed the flute. | unacceptable | 5,896 |
cola sentence: John put the book on the table. | acceptable | 5,897 |
cola sentence: John put the book on the table with a pair of tongs. | acceptable | 5,898 |
cola sentence: Megan loves Kevin. | acceptable | 5,899 |
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