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A dog running in the grass.
Outside there is an animal on the move.
entailment
makes the first sentence vague turning a dog running into an animal on the move
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A dog running in the grass.
A collie is moving over the ground.
neutral
A collie is just one breed of dog.
en
The skateboarder jumps over the ramp.
rollerbladers burn down local animal shelter
contradiction
The first sentence refers to one skateboarder but the second sentence refers to multiple rollerblades.
en
The skateboarder jumps over the ramp.
person skateboarding
entailment
Skateboarding is different way to say skateboarder jumps.
en
The skateboarder jumps over the ramp.
skateboarding gaining in popularity
neutral
Jumping over a ramp has nothing to do with the sports popularity.
en
A little boy playing with his toy.
the boy was caught playing with his toy.
neutral
A boy playing with his toy doesn't mean he isn't supposed to, therefore he may not have been caught doing anything wrong.
en
A little boy playing with his toy.
the dog ran after the car.
contradiction
A little boy and a dog are two different individuals
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A little boy playing with his toy.
He got to play with his toy.
entailment
Got to play with his toy is another way to say playing with his toy.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
A group is at a party.
neutral
You can toast among friends anywhere, not just a party.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
Everyone in the room hates each other.
contradiction
An impromptu toast among friends or they hates each other
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
friends are thinking
neutral
Impromptu really gives the idea of no thinking involved.
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An impromptu toast among friends.
A toast among friends.
entailment
Toast is less descript way to say impromptu toast.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
friends are fighting
contradiction
Friends either toast or are fighting.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
Friends are related
entailment
Friends are related provides more details to among friends.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
Friends are having a drink.
entailment
Having a drink is rephrasing of impromptu toast.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
A funeral.
contradiction
AN IMPROMPTU TOAST IS NOT THE SAME AS A FUNERAL
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An impromptu toast among friends.
A toast at a wedding.
neutral
There is no one specific place where you are limited to a toast, therefore they could have been anywhere, not just a wedding.
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An impromptu toast among friends.
A man sits alone.
contradiction
A toast among friends can not occur while a man sits alone.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
Friends have gathered together.
entailment
Have gathered together is rephrasing with more info of toast among friends.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
A group of women doing housework.
contradiction
Doing housework does not occur while a toast among friends takes place.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
Friends are at a baby shower.
neutral
You can have a toast amongst friends anywhere, not just a baby shower.
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An impromptu toast among friends.
Someone has recently made an achievement.
neutral
Toasts are for anything so you cannot assume there was someone who had an achievement.
en
An impromptu toast among friends.
People are holding up their drinks.
entailment
Holding up their drinks is rephrasing of impromptu toast.
en
A crowd of children in white shirts, black shorts and white hats jumping rope.
A group of children having a jump rope competition.
neutral
Kids jump rope for fun at recess, not just at a competition. This could have been at a private school therefore they would have uniforms.
en
A crowd of children in white shirts, black shorts and white hats jumping rope.
A group of adults playing with a jump rope.
contradiction
Children can not be adults.
en
A crowd of children in white shirts, black shorts and white hats jumping rope.
A group of children playing jump rope.
entailment
Group of children is different way to say crowd of children.
en
Young Asian men are raising their styrofoam cups in a toast.
One girl is flying a kite.
contradiction
One girl is a single female person while young men implies more than one male person and flying a kite does not take place while raising their Styrofoam cups in a toast.
en
Young Asian men are raising their styrofoam cups in a toast.
A group of Asian men are celebrating their company's success.
neutral
The men could be celebrating in many different ways.
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Young Asian men are raising their styrofoam cups in a toast.
A group of Asian men are celebrating.
entailment
Raising cups in a toast often takes place when people are celebrating.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
The girl loves her red action figure.
neutral
The toy the child is playing with could be anything, an action figure is not specified.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A little child sits on the floor playing with a toy.
entailment
It repeats and reinforces how the child is sitting on the floor playing with a toy.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
The dog is sleeping.
contradiction
A child can not be a dog while playing does not occur while sleeping.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child rides his bike outside
contradiction
A child rides his bike outside does not occur while playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child is playing with a toy while sitting on the floor.
entailment
The child is playing with a toy while sitting on the floor in both sentences.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child is in a house.
neutral
There are floors in many different types of buildings, she does not have to be in a house.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child is sleeping in a crib.
contradiction
A child can not be playing while sleeping and can not simultaneously be in a crib and on the floor.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A young kid is playing on the floor.
entailment
Kid is another word for child, and they are sitting on the floor playing in both sentences.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A young boy plays with a toy on the floor
neutral
The child could be either gender, not necessarily a boy.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child plays with a toy on the floor
entailment
A young child is a child.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
An older child is playing with a doll while gazing out the window.
contradiction
A doll is not a red toy while sitting on the floor does not occur while gazing out the window.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
Twins are fighting over a blue toy car.
contradiction
A young child is singular while twins are plural, a red toy can not be a blue toy car, and playing with a toy does not occur while fighting over a toy car.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child is wearing red shorts.
neutral
The child could be any age, not necessarily young.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child is playing with a toy while sitting down.
neutral
The child could be sitting down on the floor, not necessarily on the floor.
en
A young child wearing a blue shirt and sandals playing with a red toy while sitting on the floor.
A child plays with a toy.
entailment
In both instances the child is playing with a toy
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A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
Kid with toy
entailment
The child, or kid, is playing with the toy.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A child is sleeping in a bed.
contradiction
A child can not be playing with a toy while laying on the floor while sleeping in a bed.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
Child playing catch
contradiction
The game of Catch is usually played while standing or running. It is also usually played outdoors, not on a floor.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
The young child is indoors.
entailment
The child is likely to be indoors if he or she is laying on the floor. It would be the ground if outside.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A teenager is standing in the living room.
contradiction
A teenager is not a young child. One cannot be laying and standing simultaneously.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
The child in inside.
entailment
The child is laying on the floor which suggests they are inside.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
The child is having fun.
neutral
The child may be playing but not necessarily having fun.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
The child is playing outside.
contradiction
A floor is inside, so the child cannot be outside.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A kid is on the floor.
entailment
The kid or child must be on the floor to be laying there.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A child is amusing themselves.
entailment
Playing is amusing for children.
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A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
The toy is a rattle.
neutral
The toy the child is playing with could be anything besides a rattle.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A young child is running through a field.
contradiction
A child cannot be laying and running simultaneously. A field cannot be a floor.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A little girl plays with a toy train.
neutral
The toy could be many things besides a train.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
A child is playing at home.
neutral
The child could be laying on the floor anywhere, not necessarily at home.
en
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor.
Baby playing
neutral
A young child playing with a toy while laying on the floor doesn't mean he is a baby.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
The little boy has constructed a castle
neutral
A little boy playing with legos on the ground could construct other things besides a castle.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy is playing with toys.
entailment
Legos are toys.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A girl playing with legos.
contradiction
A boy is not a girl.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
The little boy is holding a toy
entailment
The boy is holding and playing with the legos, which are toys.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
The girl is playing with a doll.
contradiction
A boy is not a girl. A doll is not legos.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A mom watches her boy play with legos.
neutral
Not every child playing in the ground with legos while his mom watches.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A little boy plays with some toys.
entailment
The boy plays with some legos, which are toys.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy playing with legos.
entailment
The boy is little.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy is playing with dolls.
contradiction
Dolls are not legos.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
The boy is sitting in his high chair.
contradiction
The boy cannot sit on the ground and in a chair simultaneously.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A little boy is building a castle.
neutral
Just beacause a little boy is sitiing on the ground playing with legos doesn't mean he is building a castle.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
The little boy is empty-handed
contradiction
A boy playing with legos has the legos in his hand, so he cannot be empty-handed.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy playing with legos outside.
neutral
Not al chindren playing in the ground with legos are outside.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy is playing with toys.
entailment
The toys he is playing with are legos.
en
A little boy with a blue shirt on sitting on the ground playing with legos.
A boy is building a Lego house.
neutral
Just beacause a little boy is sitiing on the ground playing with legos doesn't mean he is building a Lego house.
en
Large ground of men and women listening to something.
A large group of people are assembled together.
entailment
They are assembled to listen to something.
en
Large ground of men and women listening to something.
Large group of men and women are at a political gathering.
neutral
Men and women gathered in a large group listening doen't imply the are in a political gathering.
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Large ground of men and women listening to something.
A few men and women are playing soccer.
contradiction
A large number is not a few. The words "Large ground" appears to be a misspelling of "large group".
en
A Japanese swordsman jumps into the air.
The swordsman is holding a weapon in his right hand.
neutral
A Japanese swordmans could be right or left handed. So there's is no way of knowing that he jumps with his sword on the right hand
en
A Japanese swordsman jumps into the air.
The swordsman's feet are not touching the ground.
entailment
When he jumps his feet are not touching the ground.
en
A Japanese swordsman jumps into the air.
The swordsman is wearing a baseball outfit.
contradiction
Jumps is different than wearing a baseball outfit.
en
A man with a black hat reading a book while sitting on a red folding chair.
The man reads a mystery book.
neutral
A man sitting reading on a red folding chair could be reading anything, not just a mystery book.
en
A man with a black hat reading a book while sitting on a red folding chair.
The man has a green hat on.
contradiction
Black is different than green.
en
A man with a black hat reading a book while sitting on a red folding chair.
A man reads while he relaxes.
entailment
Sitting is relaxing for the man.
en
Three women are sitting next to a staircase.
Girls dancing freestyle to rap music.
contradiction
Sitting is a passive activity while dancing is active, they cannot happen at the same time.
en
Three women are sitting next to a staircase.
Women around a building facility/area.
neutral
The staircase that the three women are sitting next to isn't necessarily around a building facility/area. For example, they could be sitting next to a staircase in a house.
en
Three women are sitting next to a staircase.
Multiple women near a staircase.
entailment
Multiple is another word for more than two and there are three women.
en
An actor dressed as a pirate performs in an outdoor park.
An actor is performing in an outdoor park dressed up.
entailment
An actor is someone who performs, with or without costume, on or off the stage.
en
An actor dressed as a pirate performs in an outdoor park.
An actor is dressed up as a historical figure.
neutral
A pirate is not necessarily a historical figure because there are also modern day pirates.
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An actor dressed as a pirate performs in an outdoor park.
An actor is eating at a fancy restaurant.
contradiction
One cannot be eating at a restaurant while performing in an outdoor park.
en
A person wearing a blue robe is in the air, holding a sword.
A sword wielder is in the air.
entailment
The person is a sword wielder.
en
A person wearing a blue robe is in the air, holding a sword.
The swordsman wears a pale purple sheath dress.
contradiction
Blue is different than purple.
en
A person wearing a blue robe is in the air, holding a sword.
The sowrdsman performs a stunt for a movie.
neutral
A swordman performing a stunt for a movie, doesn't mean he must be wearing a blue robe.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Some woman sit patiently on an incline shuttle.
neutral
Just because people are sitting does not mean it is patiently.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Several women clutch the handrails in fear.
neutral
Just because people are holding on the rails, does not mean it is out of fear.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Several ladies hold handrials on an incline shuttle.
entailment
The ladies must be sitting to hold handrails.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
The women hold tight in case of accident.
neutral
Holding is not the same as hold tight.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Several women hold onto the handrails.
entailment
The women holding onto handrails must be on an incline shuttle.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Several women are standing on an incline shuttle.
neutral
Standing and sitting are different things.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
Several men drink coffee at the bus stop.
contradiction
Women is different than men.
en
Several women sit holding handrails on an incline shuttle.
There are ladies in a hurry to be somewhere.
neutral
Not everyone that sits is in a hurry.
en