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cola sentence: It was for $1000 that Ann bought a first edition of Richard III. | acceptable | 7,200 |
cola sentence: It is before tomorrow that this girl in the red coat will put a picture of Bill on your desk before tomorrow. | unacceptable | 7,201 |
cola sentence: Mary saw the tall man coming from England. | acceptable | 7,202 |
cola sentence: it is the tall man coming from England that Mary saw the tall man coming from England. | unacceptable | 7,203 |
cola sentence: Mary saw the tall man come from the back. | acceptable | 7,204 |
cola sentence: it is the tall man come from the back that Mary saw the tall man come from the back. | unacceptable | 7,205 |
cola sentence: It is a picture of Bill that this girl in the red coat will put on your desk before tomorrow. | acceptable | 7,206 |
cola sentence: It is put a picture of Bill on your desk before tomorrow that this girl in the red coat will. | unacceptable | 7,207 |
cola sentence: What John wants to look at now is your notes. | acceptable | 7,208 |
cola sentence: What Mary gave was a book to John. | unacceptable | 7,209 |
cola sentence: What Mary donated was a lot of money to NPR. | unacceptable | 7,210 |
cola sentence: It is to Cleveland that John drove the truck. | acceptable | 7,211 |
cola sentence: What John became was deadly afraid of flying. | acceptable | 7,212 |
cola sentence: It is deadly afraid of flying that John became. | unacceptable | 7,213 |
cola sentence: John told us that he wants to quit school. | acceptable | 7,214 |
cola sentence: It is that he wants to quit school that John told us. | unacceptable | 7,215 |
cola sentence: What John told us is that he wants to quit school. | acceptable | 7,216 |
cola sentence: John promised us to be gentle. | acceptable | 7,217 |
cola sentence: It is to be gentle that John promised. | unacceptable | 7,218 |
cola sentence: Mary will arrive tomorrow. | acceptable | 7,219 |
cola sentence: It is arrive tomorrow that Mary will. | unacceptable | 7,220 |
cola sentence: Henri wants the book which is on the top shelf. | acceptable | 7,221 |
cola sentence: What Henri wants is the book which is on the top shelf. | acceptable | 7,222 |
cola sentence: The spy became too friendly with his new contacts. | acceptable | 7,223 |
cola sentence: What the spy became was too friendly with his new contacts. | acceptable | 7,224 |
cola sentence: What this girl in the red coat will do is put a picture of Bill on your desk before tomorrow. | acceptable | 7,225 |
cola sentence: Henri wants to buy these books about cooking. | acceptable | 7,226 |
cola sentence: which books about cooking does Henri want to buy? | acceptable | 7,227 |
cola sentence: I sent it to you. | acceptable | 7,228 |
cola sentence: I sent to you it. | unacceptable | 7,229 |
cola sentence: I sent to you recipes. | unacceptable | 7,230 |
cola sentence: Bill's mother's friends are waiting at the restaurant. | acceptable | 7,231 |
cola sentence: Bill's mother's friends and John are waiting at the restaurant. | acceptable | 7,232 |
cola sentence: It was John that was waiting at the restaurant. | acceptable | 7,233 |
cola sentence: It was John Bill that were waiting at the restaurant. | unacceptable | 7,234 |
cola sentence: It was John and Bill that were waiting at the restaurant. | acceptable | 7,235 |
cola sentence: I will eat spaghetti on Sunday with Marco. | acceptable | 7,236 |
cola sentence: I will speak to Hector about this. | acceptable | 7,237 |
cola sentence: I doubt that Mary reads mysteries. | acceptable | 7,238 |
cola sentence: He muttered that the visitors will leave. | acceptable | 7,239 |
cola sentence: The fact that John is snoring is informative. | acceptable | 7,240 |
cola sentence: The man that Mary saw knew me. | acceptable | 7,241 |
cola sentence: That the visiting team won the race could surprise them. | acceptable | 7,242 |
cola sentence: That is what you should see. | acceptable | 7,243 |
cola sentence: John knows that she left. | acceptable | 7,244 |
cola sentence: John knows whether she will come back. | acceptable | 7,245 |
cola sentence: John knows that she left and whether she will come back. | acceptable | 7,246 |
cola sentence: John knows that she left and John knows whether she will come back. | acceptable | 7,247 |
cola sentence: John asked whether she left. | acceptable | 7,248 |
cola sentence: I doubt if she kicks perfect goals every time. | acceptable | 7,249 |
cola sentence: They think that she can do it. | acceptable | 7,250 |
cola sentence: whether she left is most unclear. | acceptable | 7,251 |
cola sentence: That the girl put a picture there proves her guilt. | acceptable | 7,252 |
cola sentence: I prefer for the girl to put a picture there. | acceptable | 7,253 |
cola sentence: For the girl to put a picture there is what I prefer. | acceptable | 7,254 |
cola sentence: For the girl to put a picture there would surprise you. | acceptable | 7,255 |
cola sentence: I prefer for the girl to win. | acceptable | 7,256 |
cola sentence: I prefer for the girl to will win. | unacceptable | 7,257 |
cola sentence: I prefer for the girl to wins. | unacceptable | 7,258 |
cola sentence: Let's walk. | acceptable | 7,259 |
cola sentence: I run on the beach. | acceptable | 7,260 |
cola sentence: The three sunbathers went swimming. | acceptable | 7,261 |
cola sentence: I hope that Mary wins. | acceptable | 7,262 |
cola sentence: They know if Mary won. | acceptable | 7,263 |
cola sentence: I wonder whether Mary will win. | acceptable | 7,264 |
cola sentence: They prefer for Mary to leave. | acceptable | 7,265 |
cola sentence: John wonders whether Mary will win. | acceptable | 7,266 |
cola sentence: John wonders whether to win. | acceptable | 7,267 |
cola sentence: Whether she will win is a question Mary never considered. | acceptable | 7,268 |
cola sentence: Whether to win is a question Mary never considered. | acceptable | 7,269 |
cola sentence: I think that you will see that the girl will put a picture on your desk. | acceptable | 7,270 |
cola sentence: They understand that you will prefer for the girl to put a picture on your desk. | acceptable | 7,271 |
cola sentence: Mary cuts the paper easily. | acceptable | 7,272 |
cola sentence: The paper cuts easily. | acceptable | 7,273 |
cola sentence: That he won the race could surprise them. | acceptable | 7,274 |
cola sentence: That him won the race could surprise them. | unacceptable | 7,275 |
cola sentence: For him to win the race would surprise them. | acceptable | 7,276 |
cola sentence: For he to win the race would surprise them. | unacceptable | 7,277 |
cola sentence: John saw Mary. | acceptable | 7,278 |
cola sentence: Harry likes movies. | acceptable | 7,279 |
cola sentence: For Mary to leave on time is important. | acceptable | 7,280 |
cola sentence: Think about linguistics all night, she does think about linguistics all night. | unacceptable | 7,281 |
cola sentence: Climb to the top, they do climb to the top. | unacceptable | 7,282 |
cola sentence: John can go to the market on his bike. | acceptable | 7,283 |
cola sentence: Mary should buy some flowers on Sunday. | acceptable | 7,284 |
cola sentence: My niece could write me letters before her third birthday. | acceptable | 7,285 |
cola sentence: My nephew could write letters to his parents with a fountain pen. | acceptable | 7,286 |
cola sentence: John can go to the market quickly. | acceptable | 7,287 |
cola sentence: Mary should buy some flowers for her mother to arrange. | acceptable | 7,288 |
cola sentence: My niece could write me letters more faithfully. | acceptable | 7,289 |
cola sentence: John can quickly go to the market. | acceptable | 7,290 |
cola sentence: My niece could more faithfully write me letters. | acceptable | 7,291 |
cola sentence: John can go to the market to India. | unacceptable | 7,292 |
cola sentence: Mary should buy some flowers some bread. | unacceptable | 7,293 |
cola sentence: My niece could write me you letters. | unacceptable | 7,294 |
cola sentence: My nephew could write letters the postcards to his parents. | unacceptable | 7,295 |
cola sentence: John can go to the market on his bike on a truck. | acceptable | 7,296 |
cola sentence: Mary should buy some flowers on Sunday at 5 o'clock. | acceptable | 7,297 |
cola sentence: My nephew could write letters to his parents with a fountain pen with your help. | acceptable | 7,298 |
cola sentence: Pelé visited his uncle. | acceptable | 7,299 |
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