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a black dog digging through the snow.
The puppy is playing outside.
entailment
The puppy is a black dog. The puppy is digging through the snow.
en
a black dog digging through the snow.
The animal likes to roll in the winter to stay warm.
neutral
The dog digging in the snow does not mean that he will roll to stay warm.
en
a black dog digging through the snow.
The pet is inside the house.
contradiction
Being in the snow and the house are impossible.
en
Elderly bald man with a beard playing the guitar in a band.
There are people making music together.
entailment
Playing the guitar in a band implies people making music together
en
Elderly bald man with a beard playing the guitar in a band.
The band is eating lunch at their favorite cafe
contradiction
If the man is playing the guitar, he can't be eating lunch.
en
Elderly bald man with a beard playing the guitar in a band.
The band is playing a benefit concert in the park.
neutral
A benefit concert in the park is not the only reason for the man to play the guitar in a band.
en
An older man plying a guitar in a band.
The man is holding the instrument.
entailment
The man is an older man and playing a guitar.
en
An older man plying a guitar in a band.
The man is playing the harmonica in his bathroom.
contradiction
You can't really be playing guitar and harmonica at the same time.
en
An older man plying a guitar in a band.
The man has white hair.
neutral
Just because the man is older does not mean he has white hair.
en
An older man in a white sure is playing a guitar while others play different instruments.
People making music together
entailment
One of the person playing music is an older man.
en
An older man in a white sure is playing a guitar while others play different instruments.
A band playing for their fans at the local arena
neutral
Just because people are playing instruments does not mean they are playing for their fans.
en
An older man in a white sure is playing a guitar while others play different instruments.
A group of people holding babies in a hospital
contradiction
A group of people cannot play instruments while holding babies.
en
Man in white t-shirt and white beard plays electric guitar with a fiddler in a band.
The band was trying to get their break.
neutral
Man playing guitar in a band doesn't mean that it was trying to get their break.
en
Man in white t-shirt and white beard plays electric guitar with a fiddler in a band.
Three people went to the planetarium.
contradiction
The man and a fiddler is less than three people.
en
Man in white t-shirt and white beard plays electric guitar with a fiddler in a band.
The band had a fiddler and a guitarist.
entailment
The man in white t-shirt is in a band.
en
Two children are laughing and playing in a tire swing at a park.
Children are playing in a tire swing.
entailment
There are two children playing in a tire swing.
en
Two children are laughing and playing in a tire swing at a park.
Children are playing on a slide at the park.
contradiction
Two children playing in a tire swing cannot play on the slide at the same time.
en
Two children are laughing and playing in a tire swing at a park.
Children are playing in a tire swing on a sunny morning.
neutral
Not all children are playing at a park on a sunny morning
en
An elderly man playing guitar on stage.
A sad man playing guitar on stage.
neutral
Not all elderly man are sad
en
An elderly man playing guitar on stage.
An elderly woman playing guitar on stage.
contradiction
A man is not a woman.
en
An elderly man playing guitar on stage.
An elderly person playing guitar on stage.
entailment
The elderly person playing guitar on stage is a man.
en
Students in a classroom of some sort are doing art projects.
Students are working on their art projects in the classroom.
entailment
working on their art projects shows that doing art projects.
en
Students in a classroom of some sort are doing art projects.
The students are using crayon for their art projects.
neutral
Not all students using crayon for their art projects.
en
Students in a classroom of some sort are doing art projects.
The students are being taught an algebra lesson.
contradiction
Students are either doing art projects or being taught an algebra lesson.
en
A small black and brown dog is standing in the snow.
A dog loves standing in the snow.
neutral
All dog are not black and brown which loves standing in the snow.
en
A small black and brown dog is standing in the snow.
A dog is outside in the snow.
entailment
A dog standing in the snow must be outside.
en
A small black and brown dog is standing in the snow.
A dog is rolling around in the snow.
contradiction
A dog is either standing in the snow or rolling around in the snow, but not both.
en
a large black dog fighting with another large brown and black dog.
the cat is sleeping on the woman
contradiction
The cat sleeping on the woman does not resemble a large black dog fighting with another large brown and black dog.
en
a large black dog fighting with another large brown and black dog.
There are some dogs that are fighting
entailment
A dog fighting with another dog must mean there are some dogs.
en
a large black dog fighting with another large brown and black dog.
The dogs are just playing
neutral
All playing doesn't include fighting
en
A group of cheerleaders are cheering on a field.
A group of cheerleaders cheering.
entailment
Cheerleeders when in a field are normally cheering.
en
A group of cheerleaders are cheering on a field.
Two girls riding bikes.
contradiction
A group is more than two. Riding bikes incorporates different skills than cheering on a field.
en
A group of cheerleaders are cheering on a field.
A group of cheerleaders practicing during a football game.
neutral
Not all cheerleaders are cheering for football
en
A old man with a cane standing outside.
An old man talks to his neighbor while standing in the park.
neutral
Standing outside doesn't mean that he is standing in the park
en
A old man with a cane standing outside.
A man is standing.
entailment
An old man is a man.
en
A old man with a cane standing outside.
An old man rides a bicycle.
contradiction
The old man's cane implies that he cannot ride a bicycle.
en
The woman, in the beret, is in the process of writing information in regard to what she sees in the microscope.
a woman writes down what she is seeing
entailment
A woman writing information must mean she writes what she is seeing.
en
The woman, in the beret, is in the process of writing information in regard to what she sees in the microscope.
she is looking at bacteria
neutral
Microscope is not only used to look bacteria
en
The woman, in the beret, is in the process of writing information in regard to what she sees in the microscope.
there is a child playing
contradiction
The woman writing information infers to an environment that would not be safe for a child playing.
en
A woman with brown hair and wearing a black hat is looking in a microscope and writing something down.
The woman is in the beauty salon having her hair and nails done
contradiction
Having her hair done contradicts wearing a black hat.
en
A woman with brown hair and wearing a black hat is looking in a microscope and writing something down.
The woman is using a microscope and taking notes
entailment
A woman looking in a microscope must be using a microscope.
en
A woman with brown hair and wearing a black hat is looking in a microscope and writing something down.
The scientist has just made a discovery and is writing it down
neutral
looking in a microscope and writing something down doesn't meant to be a discovery
en
A woman wearing a black code and hat is at school looking through a microscope and taking notes.
The teaching assistant shows the class how to document changes in the bacteria slides.
neutral
The woman is not necessarily a teaching assistant.
en
A woman wearing a black code and hat is at school looking through a microscope and taking notes.
The teacher is writing on the chalkboard.
contradiction
The teacher writing on the chalkboard is not the same as a woman looking through a microscope.
en
A woman wearing a black code and hat is at school looking through a microscope and taking notes.
A woman looks through the microscope.
entailment
A woman looking through a microscope must mean she looks through the microscope.
en
Ensuring that an accurate account of all I see here is appropriately recorded.
Ensuring that all the clothes are clean and pressed.
contradiction
Ensuring accounts are recorded is not ensuring clothes are clean.
en
Ensuring that an accurate account of all I see here is appropriately recorded.
Establishing that everything is accurately recorded.
entailment
Ensuring an accurate account is the same as establishing an accurate account.
en
Ensuring that an accurate account of all I see here is appropriately recorded.
Ensuring an accurate account is kept in case there are legal issues in the future.
neutral
Appropriately recorded is not necessarily for kept in case there are legal issues in the future.
en
Three dogs affectionately playing
The dogs have a toy.
neutral
Playing does not mean they have a toy.
en
Three dogs affectionately playing
The dogs are sleeping.
contradiction
The dogs sleeping cannot be the same dogs playing.
en
Three dogs affectionately playing
The animals are friendly to each other.
entailment
Three dogs are animals.
en
Man helping passengers get on tour boat.
There are people getting on a tour boat.
entailment
Passengers are a type of people.
en
Man helping passengers get on tour boat.
The tour boat is sinking.
contradiction
Passengers wouldn't be getting on a boat if it were sinking.
en
Man helping passengers get on tour boat.
The passengers are going on a cruise.
neutral
Not all boats are used for a cruise.
en
A large dock runs into a lake next to a group of people swimming.
People take a swim at the lake
entailment
A group of people swimming must mean that people take a swim.
en
A large dock runs into a lake next to a group of people swimming.
An iced over lake is bereft of anyone around it
contradiction
A group would not be swimming in an iced lake.
en
A large dock runs into a lake next to a group of people swimming.
A group gathers at the lake on the first day of summer
neutral
Swimming does not necessarily mean it is the first day of summer.
en
A black dog digs in the snow.
The dog sleeping in his bed
contradiction
A sleeping dog is not a dog that digs.
en
A black dog digs in the snow.
The black dog is outside
entailment
Dogs can only dig snow outside.
en
A black dog digs in the snow.
Dog is searching for somehting in the snow
neutral
Digs in the snow does not necessarily mean searching for somehting.
en
A woman buys fresh food from a stand at a farmer's market.
A woman spends money.
entailment
woman buys fresh food and spends money
en
A woman buys fresh food from a stand at a farmer's market.
A woman is in the mall.
contradiction
A woman cannot by food from a stand and be in the mall simultaneously.
en
A woman buys fresh food from a stand at a farmer's market.
A woman bought lettuce.
neutral
She can buy anything rather than lettuce
en
Girl gets all her fingers cutoff trying to catch a Frisbee, fail!
A girl is about to go to the hospital.
neutral
Fingers cutoff does not necessarily mean about to go to the hospital.
en
Girl gets all her fingers cutoff trying to catch a Frisbee, fail!
A girl lost her fingers!
entailment
Having fingers cut off has the same meaning as "lost her fingers".
en
Girl gets all her fingers cutoff trying to catch a Frisbee, fail!
A boy is watching tv.
contradiction
Girl trying to catch a Frisbee is not a boy watching tv.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Women playing sports
contradiction
Playing a game of frisbee is not what the women playing sports.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
A couple women are playing frisbee.
entailment
A couple of women is two women.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are outside.
neutral
Playing a frisbee game does not necessarily mean they are outside.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are playing frisbee together in a grass field outdoors.
neutral
Playing a frisbee game does not necessarily mean they are in a grass field outdoors.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are playing a game.
entailment
Frisbee is a game.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two woman playing games
entailment
Frisbee can be played in more than one way, and thus can be counted as more than one game.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are sitting in a restaurant.
contradiction
The two playing cannot be the same as the two sitting.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
A couple of women are playing frisbee on the beach.
neutral
Playing a frisbee game does not necessarily mean they are on the beach.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are playing frisbee together.
entailment
Frisbee is a game played by two people, the two women are playing Frisbee together.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
A couple of women are playing catch with a baseball.
contradiction
Baseball is not a frisbee.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women sitting in a park
contradiction
It would be very difficult to catch a flying frisbee while sitting as frisbee throws are often not that on target requiring the person to run to catch it.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
friends playing games
neutral
The women are not necessarily friends.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Three women playing frisbee
entailment
"One of the women" can be referring to the possibility of three women being present.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women are watching a spaceship fly through the air.
contradiction
It would be hard to catch a frisbee while watching a spaceship.
en
Two woman playing a frisbee game, the frisbee in the air about to be caught by one of the women.
Two women playing catch
neutral
Playing frisbee does not imply playing catch.
en
Two men in baseball hats selling asparagus and other vegetables from an outdoor stand to a woman carrying a green bag.
Two men sell vegetables at an outdoor stand.
entailment
Asparagus is a vegetable.
en
Two men in baseball hats selling asparagus and other vegetables from an outdoor stand to a woman carrying a green bag.
The men are selling home made cheese and butter.
contradiction
The men are selling vegetables. Cheese and butter are not vegetables.
en
Two men in baseball hats selling asparagus and other vegetables from an outdoor stand to a woman carrying a green bag.
The men are farm hands.
neutral
Not all men are farm hands.
en
Beautiful young lady striking an artistic pose.
The woman is posing.
entailment
Young lady and woman can be used interchangeably.
en
Beautiful young lady striking an artistic pose.
The woman is lying down.
neutral
Striking a pose does not imply lying down.
en
Beautiful young lady striking an artistic pose.
The woman is old.
contradiction
The woman can not be young and old at the same time.
en
Man serving a customer from a vegetable stand.
The man is serving salad.
neutral
Serving does not imply serving a salad.
en
Man serving a customer from a vegetable stand.
The man is working the vegetable stand.
entailment
"Is working" is another way to say "serving a customer".
en
Man serving a customer from a vegetable stand.
The man is cooking at a grill.
contradiction
The man can either be serving from a vegetable stand, or cooking at a grill. Not both simultaneously.
en
A woman in a white dress sits while another woman blow dries her hair.
A lady is getting ready for a banquet.
contradiction
A woman and another woman is more than one lady.
en
A woman in a white dress sits while another woman blow dries her hair.
A lady is near a blow dryer.
entailment
As another woman blow dries her hair it means there is a lady near a blow dryer.
en
A woman in a white dress sits while another woman blow dries her hair.
A woman is at the salon.
neutral
You can not infer she is at a salon.
en
A young man in a green long-sleeved shirt and tie playing a saxophone.
the young man is wearing a black t-shirt modeled after a tuxedo
contradiction
The young man can described as either be wearing a green shirt or a black t-shirt, not separately at the same time.
en
A young man in a green long-sleeved shirt and tie playing a saxophone.
the young man is playing the saxophone
entailment
There are both a young man playing the saxophone.
en
A young man in a green long-sleeved shirt and tie playing a saxophone.
the young man is auditioning for julliard
neutral
Playing does not imply auditioning.
en
Three men and one woman in a band on a stage.
The band was great!
neutral
Just becasue the band is on a stage does not mean they are great.
en
Three men and one woman in a band on a stage.
The band members were singing.
entailment
When men and woman are in a band they are band members.
en
Three men and one woman in a band on a stage.
The band was not there.
contradiction
Three mean and a woman cannot be in a band on a stage if the band is not there.
en
The blond boy is playing the saxophone for a band.
A boy is playing in the school band on stage.
neutral
Not every band is a school band and playing does not imply playing on stage.
en