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A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A man riding a bike. | entailment | a man riding a bike has to put his helmet. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A man in a red helment is riding a bike. | neutral | A man doesn't have to wear a red helmet, it could be any color. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A person is riding a bike down the street. | neutral | Sentence 1: A man in a helmet is riding a bike. Sentence 2: A person is riding a bike down the street. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A bare-headed man is riding a bike. | contradiction | A person can't simultaneously wear a helmet and not have one on. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A man in a helmet exercising. | entailment | a man in a helmet exercising by riding a bike . | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A man in a helmet preparing to win the tour de France. | contradiction | It does not necessarily mean that the person preparing to win the tour de France is also riding a bike. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A woman is driving a car. | contradiction | It is either a man or a woman, and the person can't ride a bike and be in the car at the same time. | en |
A man in a helmet is riding a bike. | A man is wearing a helmet and riding his bicycle. | entailment | The man with a helmet is riding his bike so it can be presumed he is wearing the helmet. | en |
Riding a bicycle through the city. | A bike is being ridden outside. | entailment | a bike is being ridden outside through the city. | en |
Riding a bicycle through the city. | The man is riding a bike on the street. | neutral | Sentence 1: Riding a bicycle through the city. Sentence 2: The man is riding a bike on the street. | en |
Riding a bicycle through the city. | A bike is being ridden on a dirt path. | contradiction | Dirt paths are not found in a city | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | people are on a train. | entailment | A young couple being seen in the train window requires that people be on the train. | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | The old man picks up the train | contradiction | If, as implied, the reflection of a young couple means there are humans on a human sized train, an old man would be unable to pick it up. | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | people wait for a train. | neutral | Sentence 1: the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. Sentence 2: people wait for a train. | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | a couple is reflected in a window. | entailment | A young couple is a couple, a train window is a window. | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | They are going on a country vacation | neutral | Sentence 1: the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. Sentence 2: They are going on a country vacation | en |
the reflection of a young couple in a train window with onlookers and a old asian man sitting on the bench. | The old man sits outside | entailment | An old Asian man is an old man. A bench is outside. | en |
An old asian man sits on a subway train. | An Asian man is driving in his car. | contradiction | A subway train is a different type of vehicle than a car. | en |
An old asian man sits on a subway train. | An Asian man is on a train heading for work. | neutral | Sentence 1: An old asian man sits on a subway train. Sentence 2: An Asian man is on a train heading for work. | en |
An old asian man sits on a subway train. | An Asian man is on a train. | entailment | An old Asian man is an Asian man. A man must be on a train to be able to sit on a subway train. | en |
Two men in business attire make conversation. | Two men in business attire talk. | entailment | To make conversation is the same as to talk. | en |
Two men in business attire make conversation. | Two men in Steeler jerseys make conversation. | contradiction | Polite society does not consider Steeler jerseys as business attire, it is considered sport casual. Also known as Autumn Formal across the USA. | en |
Two men in business attire make conversation. | Two men in business attire make conversation about the weather. | neutral | Sentence 1: Two men in business attire make conversation. Sentence 2: Two men in business attire make conversation about the weather. | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red cover table filling out cards with pen and paper to be placed in the easter basket and red bowl on the table. | The cover is blue. | contradiction | The cover can be either red or blue. | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red cover table filling out cards with pen and paper to be placed in the easter basket and red bowl on the table. | There are girls. | entailment | There are girls, is true because there are three little girls. | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red cover table filling out cards with pen and paper to be placed in the easter basket and red bowl on the table. | The cover is big. | neutral | Sentence 1 says that the red cover is on a table that three girls are sitting at, however, we don't know how big the table is based on the information provided. | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red table with an empty green table in the background. | The girls are wearing pink | neutral | Just because there are three girls dosnt mean they are wearing pink. | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red table with an empty green table in the background. | There are no girls | contradiction | There cannot simultaneously be no girls and three girls | en |
Three little girls are sitting at a red table with an empty green table in the background. | There are three girls | entailment | Three little girls sitting means that there are three girls. | en |
Three young children are writing on small slips of paper and leaving them in a basket. | Three young children are writing at school. | neutral | Sentence 1: Three young children are writing on small slips of paper and leaving them in a basket. Sentence 2: Three young children are writing at school. | en |
Three young children are writing on small slips of paper and leaving them in a basket. | Some children are making notes. | entailment | Writing on slips of paper is making notes. | en |
Three young children are writing on small slips of paper and leaving them in a basket. | Three children are swimming in the pool. | contradiction | Swimming takes place in the water while writing is done on dry land. | en |
Little girls are writing something on cards to put in a basket. | The girls are preparing for a game. | neutral | There is nothing to imply the girls are preparing for a game. | en |
Little girls are writing something on cards to put in a basket. | People are preparing cards. | entailment | Writing something on cards is a way to be preparing cards. | en |
Little girls are writing something on cards to put in a basket. | The girls are casting ballots on whom to exile from the island. | contradiction | Ballots are not necessarily on a card. | en |
Three young girls are at a table writing. | Three young girls are eating. | contradiction | Eating is done with your facehole while writing is done with your hands. | en |
Three young girls are at a table writing. | Three young girls are wriring with crayons. | neutral | Sentence 1: Three young girls are at a table writing. Sentence 2: Three young girls are wriring with crayons. | en |
Three young girls are at a table writing. | three young girls are sitting. | entailment | Being at a table requires sitting. | en |
A boy wearing a hooded sweatshirt is looking down attempting to fix a brightly colored umbrella. | A boy is out in the rain. | entailment | Attempting to fix an umbrella requires being out in the rain. | en |
A boy wearing a hooded sweatshirt is looking down attempting to fix a brightly colored umbrella. | A woman is swimming in the ocean. | contradiction | A woman and a boy are two different genders of human. | en |
A boy wearing a hooded sweatshirt is looking down attempting to fix a brightly colored umbrella. | A boy is drenched with the rain. | neutral | Sentence 1: A boy wearing a hooded sweatshirt is looking down attempting to fix a brightly colored umbrella. Sentence 2: A boy is drenched with the rain. | en |
A woman prepares to start her moped. | The moped is pink. | contradiction | There is not contradiction about the moped. | en |
A woman prepares to start her moped. | The woman is driving the moped to work. | neutral | There is no evidence the woman is driving the moped or that she is going to work. | en |
A woman prepares to start her moped. | A woman has a moped. | entailment | One must have a moped to be possessive of it. | en |
A child having a pleasant time in a swing | A child is crying | contradiction | A child having a pleasant time cannot be crying. | en |
A child having a pleasant time in a swing | A child is on a swing | entailment | A child is on a swing is part of his overall description of him/her having a pleasant time. | en |
A child having a pleasant time in a swing | A child is playing at the park | neutral | Just because a child in on a swing doesn't mean the child is at a park | en |
A young female swimming in a pool. | A boy swings on the monkey bars. | contradiction | A female and a boy are two different genders of human. ' male ' would be used for a boy. | en |
A young female swimming in a pool. | A girl is swimming at a swim meet. | neutral | Sentence 1: A young female swimming in a pool. Sentence 2: A girl is swimming at a swim meet. | en |
A young female swimming in a pool. | A girl is exercising. | entailment | A young female is a girl, swimming is a form of exercising. | en |
Three women and one man are posing for a picture. | Three women and one man are posing for a picture while the group watched. | neutral | Not all people posing for a picture are being watched by the group. | en |
Three women and one man are posing for a picture. | Three man and one women are posing for a picture. | contradiction | A group of humans is either a group of three men or three women (or one man or one woman), the numbers can't be different at the same time. | en |
Three women and one man are posing for a picture. | Four people are posing for a picture. | entailment | Three women and one man makes four people. | en |
One man and three women pose for the camera. | A group of people gathers for a photo. | entailment | Posing for the camera implies gathering for a photo | en |
One man and three women pose for the camera. | Four people are busily working on individual oil paintings in a studio. | contradiction | One should be still when they pose for the camera. When working on painting, you are moving and not posing. | en |
One man and three women pose for the camera. | A bunch of friends take a picture to commemorate a special occasssion. | neutral | A bunch of friends is not always one man and three women. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | People are posing for a picture. | entailment | Four people can be rephrased to people. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | A group of people have a camera pointed at them. | neutral | There is no evidence that the camera is pointed at them yet. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | Four girls are posing for a picture. | neutral | Not all people are girls. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | Four people are getting ready for a photo. | entailment | Ready for a photo implies posing for a picture. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | People avoid having their picture made. | contradiction | If people are posing for the picture they are not avoiding it. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | People pose from the photograph. | entailment | A picture is the same thing as a photograph. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | People are drawing a picture. | contradiction | sentence one people are posing in two they are drawing | en |
Four people posing for a picture | Four people are taking pictures of eachother. | contradiction | sentence one they are posing in two they are taking pictures | en |
Four people posing for a picture | the people are women | neutral | Not all people are women. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | people taking pictures | entailment | Posing for a picture implies taking pictures. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | People are posing for a professional photographer. | neutral | Not all people taking a picture are professional photographers. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | the women are cooking at the wedding | contradiction | sentence one they are posing and two they are cooking | en |
Four people posing for a picture | Four people have their picture taken together. | entailment | Posing for a picture implies having their picture taken together. | en |
Four people posing for a picture | There are 9 people in the picture. | contradiction | in one there are 4 people in two there are 9 | en |
Four people posing for a picture | Four friends have their picture taken together. | neutral | Four people are not always friends. | en |
Four people are posing outside. | The people are inside. | contradiction | It's implied that the four people are the people. The people are posing outside, and so therefore cannot be inside. | en |
Four people are posing outside. | People are outside. | entailment | people are posing outside simply means they are outside | en |
Four people are posing outside. | People are standing outside with cameras. | neutral | The people could just be having fun and possibly don't have cameras at all. | en |
A 2 year old boy swings in the backyard. | A boy rides a bicycle. | contradiction | in one the boy swings in two he rides | en |
A 2 year old boy swings in the backyard. | A boy uses a swing. | entailment | A boy is 2 years old and uses a swing in the backyard. | en |
A 2 year old boy swings in the backyard. | A boy uses a swing at a play area. | neutral | A play area is not always in a backyard. | en |
A swimmer performs the butterfly in a swimming pool. | There is no water in the pool. | contradiction | in one the swimmer is in the pool in two there is no water in the pool therefore he cant be performing | en |
A swimmer performs the butterfly in a swimming pool. | The person is in the pool. | entailment | The person is a swimmer and the swimmer performs the butterfly. | en |
A swimmer performs the butterfly in a swimming pool. | The girl loves to swim. | neutral | A swimmer is not always a girl. | en |
A swimmer is racing to win an event. | There is no water in the scene. | contradiction | in one the swimmer is in a swimming race in two there is no water in the scene so they cant be swimming | en |
A swimmer is racing to win an event. | This is swimming event. | entailment | This is a swimming event implies the swimmer is racing. | en |
A swimmer is racing to win an event. | The swimmer is winning. | neutral | A swimmer is not always winning. | en |
A person doing a leap with his bike over a hill | a person doing a leap | entailment | A person can only be leaping with a bike over a hill. | en |
A person doing a leap with his bike over a hill | the person is a girl | neutral | A person is not always a girl. | en |
A person doing a leap with his bike over a hill | the person is walking | contradiction | in one the person is leaping on a bike in two the person is walking | en |
Three construction workers are working to plant grass. | Three contsruction workers are planting trees. | contradiction | Trees and grass are different types of plants. | en |
Three construction workers are working to plant grass. | The construction workers are outside. | entailment | The construction workers are working to plant grass, so they're outside. | en |
Three construction workers are working to plant grass. | The three construction workers are men. | neutral | Not all construction workers are men. | en |
A man tries to fix a colorful object. | A man tries to fix an object. | entailment | A object is colorful. | en |
A man tries to fix a colorful object. | A man tries to fix a colorful ball. | neutral | Colorful object doesn't infer ball. | en |
A man tries to fix a colorful object. | A man tries to break a colorful object. | contradiction | in one the man is attempting to fix an object in two he is trying to break it | en |
An elderly woman, and two young men talking on a bus. | A grandma is talking to her grandsons on a bus. | neutral | And elderly woman doesn't mean she's a grandma. | en |
An elderly woman, and two young men talking on a bus. | Three people are on the bus. | entailment | 'An elderly woman and two young men' equates to 'three people' | en |
An elderly woman, and two young men talking on a bus. | Three people are driving in a minivan. | contradiction | in one they are on a bus in two they are in a minivan | en |
A gentleman witnessing to the public. | The gentleman is in public. | entailment | A gentleman is in public witnessing. | en |
A gentleman witnessing to the public. | The gentleman is a female. | contradiction | A female is not considered a gentleman. | en |
A gentleman witnessing to the public. | Everyone loves the man's company. | neutral | It cannot be assumed that everyone loves being in the company of the man. | en |
A man in a blue shirt is talking to a woman on a bus. | A man is swimming in a pool. | contradiction | Bus and pool are different. | en |
A man in a blue shirt is talking to a woman on a bus. | A man is on a bus on his way to work. | neutral | A man on a bus doesn't mean the man is on his way to work. | en |
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