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A group of people are burning things.
A group of people are burning everything they can.
neutral
Things is not all inclusive to the point that it will include burning everything they can.
en
A large black and white dog is swimming in the water.
A hippo is swimming in a lake.
contradiction
A water doesn't necessitate a lake, and it needs to be either a dog or a hippo, not both at the same time.
en
A large black and white dog is swimming in the water.
An animal is swimming outside.
entailment
A dog is a kind of animal. One needs to be outside in order to swims in the water.
en
A large black and white dog is swimming in the water.
The dog is retrieving a duck.
neutral
There is no way to infer that a duck is present where the dog is swimming or that the dog is retrieving anything.
en
three people sit around a campfire.
The three people cook hot dogs
neutral
Hot dogs are not always cooked around every campfire.
en
three people sit around a campfire.
The fire burns on
entailment
If there is a campfire then the fire burns.
en
three people sit around a campfire.
The four girls put out the fire
contradiction
sit around is not the same as put out
en
A dog swims through deep water.
Dog swimming in water.
entailment
"Dog swimming in water" paraphrases "a dog swimming in water."
en
A dog swims through deep water.
Dog running in an open field.
contradiction
The dog is either swimming in water or running in a field, these two things cannot happen at the same time.
en
A dog swims through deep water.
The dog has long hair.
neutral
There is no way to tell how long the dog's hair is.
en
A black and white dog is swimming.
a dog dries itself off
contradiction
It wouldn't make sense if the dog dries itself off while it is swimming, one follows the other, they are not at the same time.
en
A black and white dog is swimming.
a dog is swimming at the lake
neutral
There is no way to tell that the dog is swimming at the lake.
en
A black and white dog is swimming.
There is an animal in water
entailment
The "animal" is a "dog" and it is swimming in the water it is in.
en
A woman helps boys on a computer.
The woman is helping a kid eat.
contradiction
The woman is either helping one kid or multiple boys to either eat or use a computer, it has to be one or the other.
en
A woman helps boys on a computer.
The boy is writing his English paper.
neutral
Just because a boy is using a computer does not necessarily mean he is writing his English paper.
en
A woman helps boys on a computer.
The boy is using a computer
entailment
The boy is using a computer; he is just being helped by the woman.
en
A woman in a butchers shop leans over a counter and handles a large strip of meat.
A woman makes pizza.
contradiction
A woman cannot be simultaneously handling a strip of meat while making a pizza inside a butchers shop.
en
A woman in a butchers shop leans over a counter and handles a large strip of meat.
The lady butcher shows a customer a large cut.
neutral
WE have no idea if the butcher is a lady, they could also be a man.
en
A woman in a butchers shop leans over a counter and handles a large strip of meat.
A woman handles meat.
entailment
The woman is in a butchers shop; therefore, she must be handling meat because that is what butchers sell.
en
A woman with thinning hair is working in a meat processing plant.
A woman is working a tough job.
entailment
Working in a meat processing plant is a tough job.
en
A woman with thinning hair is working in a meat processing plant.
A man is watching his employees.
contradiction
One can either be a man or a woman.
en
A woman with thinning hair is working in a meat processing plant.
The woman is working inside.
neutral
Working in a meat processing plant doesn't always mean the person is inside.
en
A woman is handling meat from a clear glass meat cage while standing before a wooden counter with a large metal bowl on it.
Woman handling meat from in front of a wooden counter.
entailment
The woman is handling the meat in front of the wooden counter.
en
A woman is handling meat from a clear glass meat cage while standing before a wooden counter with a large metal bowl on it.
Woman petting her dog in the backyard, on a calm sunny day.
contradiction
A women handling meat is not petting her dog at the same time
en
A woman is handling meat from a clear glass meat cage while standing before a wooden counter with a large metal bowl on it.
Female chef preparing meat at a large wooden counter, with seasonings in a bowl.
neutral
The woman may not be a chef. The bowl may have many things in it other than seasonings.
en
A room full of children raise their hands, fingers extended, to the sky.
There is a room full of seventeen children.
neutral
WE have no idea if there are seventeen children, there could be any number of children.
en
A room full of children raise their hands, fingers extended, to the sky.
There is a room full of children.
entailment
If the children are raising their hands then they must be in a classroom at school and classrooms are normally full of children.
en
A room full of children raise their hands, fingers extended, to the sky.
There is a room with a single child.
contradiction
Children is the plural term for child meaning more than one child.
en
A woman walks past a fountain with palm trees in the background.
A girl walks passed a puddle with trees behind here.
neutral
Just because a woman walks past a fountain, does not mean she walks pass a puddle.
en
A woman walks past a fountain with palm trees in the background.
A woman walks past water with tall trees in the background.
entailment
The fountain that the woman walks past has water in it and the palm trees in the background are tall.
en
A woman walks past a fountain with palm trees in the background.
A woman goes for a swim in the water fountain with trees in the background.
contradiction
A women who walks cannot swim at the same time.
en
people raise their hands.
People are in class.
neutral
We have no idea if they are in class, people raise their hands in a number of places, for a number of reasons.
en
people raise their hands.
People are waiting to answer questions.
entailment
If a persons hand is raised then they must be wanting to answer a question.
en
people raise their hands.
The people are being rude.
contradiction
People raising their hands are not seen as being rude but as being polite.
en
An African American man in a suit gestures with his hands as he speaks.
A black man in a suit is moving his hands diligently while speaking.
entailment
The black man is African American and he moves his hands to make gestures while speaking
en
An African American man in a suit gestures with his hands as he speaks.
A white man in overalls is moving his hands while speaking.
contradiction
An African American man and white man look different and so do the clothing they are wearing these scenarious
en
An African American man in a suit gestures with his hands as he speaks.
A black man has great enthusiasm and is waving his hands while speaking.
neutral
Just because the man gestures with his hands as he speaks, does not imply he has great enthusiasm, or that he is waving.
en
A man is browsing things for sale on the street.
A man is browsing things for sale on the road.
entailment
The man is browsing on the street or road.
en
A man is browsing things for sale on the street.
A sad man is browsing things for sale on the street.
neutral
Just because a man is browsing for things, does not mean the man is sad.
en
A man is browsing things for sale on the street.
A woman is browsing things for sale on the street.
contradiction
There is a difference between a man and woman
en
A man on a high ladder is painting the outside of a house.
A man outside on a high ladder is painting the outside of a house.
entailment
The same man is on the ladder that is outside the house he is painting.
en
A man on a high ladder is painting the outside of a house.
A man is giving his house a fresh coat of paint.
neutral
Just because a man is on a high ladder painting the outside of his house, does not mean the man is giving his house a fresh coat of paint.
en
A man on a high ladder is painting the outside of a house.
Picasso is doodling in a notebook.
contradiction
Doodling is not always the same as painting
en
Repairing a house in the hot sun how unfunny that has to be.
The sun is shining directly on the house to be repaired.
neutral
It cannot be said the sun is shining directly on the house.
en
Repairing a house in the hot sun how unfunny that has to be.
Its raining outside.
contradiction
it can not be raining outside if there is a hot sun in sentence one
en
Repairing a house in the hot sun how unfunny that has to be.
It is to warm to be outside.
entailment
If the sun is hot outside, it is warm outside.
en
A man in khaki pants and a light shirt and hat stands on scaffolding to apply stucco to a building.
A man is playing basketball.
contradiction
Playing basketball and standing on a scaffolding to apply stucco are different actions
en
A man in khaki pants and a light shirt and hat stands on scaffolding to apply stucco to a building.
A construction worker is repairing siding.
neutral
Just because, a man is in khaki pants and a light shirt and hat stands on scaffolding to apply stucco to a building, does not imply the man is a construction worker.
en
A man in khaki pants and a light shirt and hat stands on scaffolding to apply stucco to a building.
A man is wearing a hat.
entailment
The man who is wearing the khaki pants and light shirt also has on a hat.
en
Children getting temporary tattoos from a Muslim lady.
Children get some temporary bodily decorations
entailment
The children's temporary tattoos are bodily decorations.
en
Children getting temporary tattoos from a Muslim lady.
Old man paint on canvas by the river
contradiction
Children and old men are different and painting and getting temporary tattoos are not the same
en
Children getting temporary tattoos from a Muslim lady.
Children at a festival get temporary tattoos
neutral
Just because, children are getting temporary tattoos from a muslim lady, doe not mean the children are at a festival.
en
A little boy with blue jeans runs on the leaves in the woods.
A small boy runs away from his babysitter and into the woods.
neutral
Just because, a little boy runs on the leaves in the woods, does not mean the little boy is running away from his babysitter.
en
A little boy with blue jeans runs on the leaves in the woods.
A girl is dancing.
contradiction
A boy running is not the same as a girl dancing
en
A little boy with blue jeans runs on the leaves in the woods.
The boy is playing in the woods.
entailment
The little boy who has on blue jeans is running on leaves and playing in the woods.
en
A young boy in a blue shirt is walking on a trail through the woods.
The boy is sitting inside his tent.
contradiction
The young boy can be either sitting or walking but not both at the same time.
en
A young boy in a blue shirt is walking on a trail through the woods.
A boy is outside.
entailment
A boy is a child and he is walking in the woods so he must be outside.
en
A young boy in a blue shirt is walking on a trail through the woods.
A young boy is looking for birds in the woods.
neutral
We have no idea if he is looking for birds, he could be in the woods for any reason.
en
A young child with blond-hair, wearing a blue shirt and jeans is walking in the woods.
A young girl plays with dolls.
contradiction
A young child walking in the woods should not be assumed it is a girl also playing with her dolls
en
A young child with blond-hair, wearing a blue shirt and jeans is walking in the woods.
A child walks through the woods looking for animals.
neutral
Just because the young child is walking in the woods, does not mean the young child is looking for animals.
en
A young child with blond-hair, wearing a blue shirt and jeans is walking in the woods.
A young child walks through the woods.
entailment
A young child walks through the woods so the young child must have blond-hair, blue shirt and jeans
en
A small child in blue shirt and blue jeans is running through a wooded path over dry leaves.
A child is running in Autumn with his dad.
neutral
Just because a small child is running through a wooden path over dry leaves, does not mean the child is running in Autumn with his dad.
en
A small child in blue shirt and blue jeans is running through a wooded path over dry leaves.
A child is running over leaves.
entailment
A small child is running over dry leaves through a wooded path. A small child has a blue shirt and blue jeans on
en
A small child in blue shirt and blue jeans is running through a wooded path over dry leaves.
An old man is running over leaves.
contradiction
A small child is not the same as an old man
en
Young boy jogging through the forest.
Little Timmy was chased by goblins through the forest
neutral
We do not know that the boy's name is Tommy, and a young boy jogging is not necessarily being chased by goblins.
en
Young boy jogging through the forest.
A kid sits by the stream
contradiction
One cannot be jogging or sitting simultaneously.
en
Young boy jogging through the forest.
A child runs through the woods
entailment
The person is a child because he is a young boy.
en
a small child in a pink shirt running through a flowery field.
A boy is running through a rose garden.
neutral
We have no idea if the child is a boy or a girl. We have no idea the child is in a rose garden it could be any field.
en
a small child in a pink shirt running through a flowery field.
A child is running.
entailment
A child is running so they must be outside in an open area, such as a field.
en
a small child in a pink shirt running through a flowery field.
A puppy is sitting.
contradiction
A puppy and a child are not the same thing.
en
A crew gets ready at the sideline in an empty basketball stadium.
A crew is getting ready
entailment
The basketball stadium is empty and the crew is on the sidelines getting ready.
en
A crew gets ready at the sideline in an empty basketball stadium.
The team loses the game.
neutral
An empty basketball stadium does not necessarily men the team lost the game.
en
A crew gets ready at the sideline in an empty basketball stadium.
The team is playing basketball
neutral
A crew is not always a team. Playing basketball is not the only reason to be at a basketball stadium.
en
Men standing at the edge of a basketball court talking to each other.
the men are sitting in a restaurant.
contradiction
sitting is not the same as standing
en
Men standing at the edge of a basketball court talking to each other.
The men are having a conversation.
entailment
The men are standing at the edge of the basketball court talking so they must be the men having a conversation
en
Men standing at the edge of a basketball court talking to each other.
The men talk about their game.
neutral
A game is one of many subjects men at a basketball court could talk about. If they discuss a game it could be their game or someone else's game.
en
commentators and broadcasters at there both in an arena before the game.
Commentators and broadcasters are preparing at the arena before a game
entailment
Commentators and broadcasters are both at the arena before the game so they must be preparing
en
commentators and broadcasters at there both in an arena before the game.
Commentators and broadcasters are rehearsing at the arena before a game
neutral
Rehearsing is one of many reasons commentators and broadcasters could be at an arena before the game.
en
commentators and broadcasters at there both in an arena before the game.
Commentators and broadcasters are rushing through traffic before a game
contradiction
being in an arena is not the same as being in traffic
en
Three basketball commentators are talking while standing on the sidelines.
Three basketball commentators are yelling
neutral
You can not infer they are yelling.
en
Three basketball commentators are talking while standing on the sidelines.
Three basketball commentators are fighting the basketball players.
contradiction
People can't be fighting and talking while standing at the same time.
en
Three basketball commentators are talking while standing on the sidelines.
Three people are watching basketball from the sideline
entailment
The three people are basketball commentators and standing on the sideline implies they are watching basketball.
en
Reporters or commentators at a sporting event are standing and sitting behind a large sign.
Reporters or commentators at a sporting event await the press conference from the head coach.
neutral
Other activities besides a press conference could bring reporters or commentators to the large sign. They may await an event or the event may be over. The head coach may not be involved in a press conference or other activity here.
en
Reporters or commentators at a sporting event are standing and sitting behind a large sign.
A group of people have gathered at a sporting event behind a large sign.
entailment
A group of people have gathered at a sporting event behind a large sign that group of people is reporters and commentators.
en
Reporters or commentators at a sporting event are standing and sitting behind a large sign.
No one gathered at a sporting event near the large sign.
contradiction
in one, reporters are near the sign, in the other, no one is there.
en
Two women attempt to blow out the candles of a multicolored, multi-tiered cake while a third woman holds a candle up in the air.
There is fire visible in the shot.
entailment
The visible fire is the candles on the multi-tiered, multicolored cake.
en
Two women attempt to blow out the candles of a multicolored, multi-tiered cake while a third woman holds a candle up in the air.
There is only one food item visible, and it is a burrito.
contradiction
The two sentences have nothing to do with each other. One has women, the other has no people
en
Two women attempt to blow out the candles of a multicolored, multi-tiered cake while a third woman holds a candle up in the air.
One of the women is having her 30th birthday.
neutral
The ages of the women are not provided. The event for the cake could be something other than a birthday.
en
A girl touches the fountain with her foot.
A volcano erupts.
contradiction
A girl touching her foot is not the same as a volcano erupting.
en
A girl touches the fountain with her foot.
A girl and a fountain.
entailment
If the girl touches the fountain then she must be beside it.
en
A girl touches the fountain with her foot.
A girl and a drinking fountain.
neutral
We have no idea if it is a drinking fountain, it could be any fountain.
en
A little girl dressed in pink and white is walking.
The girl is being blown away by the wind.
contradiction
one girl is walking, the other is being blown away
en
A little girl dressed in pink and white is walking.
A girl is wearing pink and white.
entailment
The girl wearing pink and white is walking
en
A little girl dressed in pink and white is walking.
The girl has a handbasket.
neutral
The action of walking or pick and white clothing do not require a handbasket
en
A young girl in all pink clothing walking.
A child is wearing only one color.
entailment
The young girl walking is wearing one color
en
A young girl in all pink clothing walking.
The girl is wearing all blue clothing.
contradiction
blue and pink are not the same colors
en
A young girl in all pink clothing walking.
The girl is walking to school.
neutral
There are many places to walk besides school.
en
A young Asian girl wearing a pink outfit is walking past a bicycle.
A young girl wears blue in the classroom.
contradiction
blue and pink are not the same colors
en
A young Asian girl wearing a pink outfit is walking past a bicycle.
A young girl wears pink with black shoes.
neutral
The color of the shoes is not related to walking, the color of the outfit, nor the presence of a bicycle. She may not have shoes and be walking barefoot.
en
A young Asian girl wearing a pink outfit is walking past a bicycle.
A young girl wears a pink outfit.
entailment
"Wears a pink outfit" is a rephrasing of "wearing a pink outfit.
en