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A woman swimming with two children in blue life vests | The life vests are brown. | contradiction | the life vests are blue rather than brown | en |
A woman swimming with two children in blue life vests | The woman is the children's mother. | neutral | You can not infer the woman is a mother. | en |
A woman swimming with two children in blue life vests | People are in the water. | entailment | A woman and two children are people. Swimming is what you do in the water. | en |
A woman and two children who are wearing blue life vests are swimming. | These people are dry and warm. | contradiction | either they are swimming or are dry and warm | en |
A woman and two children who are wearing blue life vests are swimming. | The family swims from the sinking canoe. | neutral | A woman and children are not necessarily a family. They may not be swimming from a sinking canoe. | en |
A woman and two children who are wearing blue life vests are swimming. | The people have matching life vests | entailment | Matching life vests are vests that look the same. Both children are wearing blue life vests. | en |
A woman and two children are swimming in water. | There is water. | entailment | swimming is perform in a water. | en |
A woman and two children are swimming in water. | The water is cold. | neutral | swimming doesn't always mean cold. | en |
A woman and two children are swimming in water. | There are no children. | contradiction | there are 2 children in the water so therefore there are children | en |
The mother with two son are swimming in the sea. | two boys are swimming while the mom is tanning on the beach | contradiction | the mother can not be both swimming in the sea and tanning on the beach | en |
The mother with two son are swimming in the sea. | the sons are being chased by their mom in the ocean | neutral | swimming doesn't always mean chased | en |
The mother with two son are swimming in the sea. | the mother and sons are swimming | entailment | sons means more than one sons, so sons is refer to two sons. | en |
A woman and kids swimming in a lake. | The mother is having the kids race in the lake. | neutral | You can not infer the kids are going to race. | en |
A woman and kids swimming in a lake. | A woman is making cookies for the kids. | contradiction | A woman and kids swimming at a lake is outside, in water and performing an action with her children while a woman who is making cookies for her kids is likely inside and dry, and performing an action alone for her children. | en |
A woman and kids swimming in a lake. | A woman in kids are outside playing in water. | entailment | You can only swim in water. | en |
Some girls are dressed in zombie makeup. | Girls wearing zombie makeup. | entailment | Dressed in is synonymous with wearing. | en |
Some girls are dressed in zombie makeup. | These are zombies. | contradiction | wearing zombie makeup does not make the girls actual zombies | en |
Some girls are dressed in zombie makeup. | Girls dressed as zombie brides. | neutral | All zombie makeup are not as zombie brides | en |
Four guys in striped shirts playing music instruments in a restaurant. | A group of ladies is hunting an elephant. | contradiction | four guys can be referred to as a group and the ladies as four ladies | en |
Four guys in striped shirts playing music instruments in a restaurant. | A group of Italians are playing instruments. | neutral | All guys playing music are not Italians | en |
Four guys in striped shirts playing music instruments in a restaurant. | A band is playing songs indoors. | entailment | Four guys form a band, musical instruments are needed to play a song and restaurants are indoors. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The lady is babysitting her granddaughter. | neutral | A woman with a toddler girl doesn't mean that she is her granddaughter | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A mother feeds sweets to her daughter. | neutral | A woman with a toddler girl doesn't mean that she is her daughter | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | There is a young girl. | entailment | A toddler girl is young. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The woman and her grandson enjoy their day out by themselves. | contradiction | the woman is with a toddler girl and not her grandson | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A woman gives a girl dressed like a princess candy on Halloween. | neutral | Not all princess dressed girls are dressed for Halloween | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A man wearing a cape gives a boy a baseball. | contradiction | there is not such thing as a princess hat | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The woman is smiling. | neutral | A woman sharing sweets doesn't mean that she is smiling | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The woman shared her candy with the child. | entailment | Sentence two is reiterating what was said in sentence one. Since the woman and child were already introduced, using "the woman" and "the child" to refer to those specific people is a logical flow. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The toddler is eating the candy. | neutral | All sweets are not candy | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The woman is not selfish with the young girl. | entailment | Sharing is the opposite of selfish. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A woman is giving a girl some treats. | entailment | Sentence two is a simpler summarization of sentence one. Sweets and treats are synonymous. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A woman eats with a toddler. | entailment | What's the point of sharing sweets with someone if you don't then eat them? | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | A father eats breakfast with a teenage boy. | contradiction | the woman is sharing sweets but the father is actually eating. | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | The woman is sharing the fruit with the toddler. | contradiction | the woman is sharing sweets and not fruit with the toddler | en |
A woman wearing black glasses is sharing sweets with a toddler girl wearing a princess hat. | There is no woman. | contradiction | there has to be a woman since she is sharing sweets with a toddler girl | en |
Woman in red shirt and sunglasses gives candy to her daughter who is wearing a crown. | A woman passes out Halloween candy to a girl dressed as a princess. | neutral | A woman passes a candy to a girl doesn't mean that she is her daughter | en |
Woman in red shirt and sunglasses gives candy to her daughter who is wearing a crown. | A woman in a red shirt gives her daughter her backpack for school. | contradiction | The first describes candy being given while the seconds says a backpack | en |
Woman in red shirt and sunglasses gives candy to her daughter who is wearing a crown. | A woman gives candy to a girl. | entailment | Her daughter is also a girl. | en |
A woman holds a plate of goodies for her little princess. | Woman holds a plate of goodies | neutral | All woman doesn't holds a plates of goodies for her little princess | en |
A woman holds a plate of goodies for her little princess. | Woman with plate of goodies for her little princess | entailment | In this context, " holds " and " with " mean the same thing. | en |
A woman holds a plate of goodies for her little princess. | Woman holds a book for her husband | contradiction | The first states she is holding a plate while the second says she is holding a book | en |
A little girl with a tiara eating in someones lap. | The girl was with other people having a meal. | neutral | A girl with other people having a meal doesn't mean the girl was wearing a tiara. | en |
A little girl with a tiara eating in someones lap. | The girl was drinking a soda next to a fountain. | contradiction | Eating is not drinking. | en |
A little girl with a tiara eating in someones lap. | The girl was in her mothers lap eating dinner after she won a tiara in the contest. | entailment | The girl should be a little girl as in someone's lap which can be her mother. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The man gives his son an icecream cone. | contradiction | The first sentance is about a woman and her daughter while the second is about a man and son | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The lady weighs over 100 pounds. | entailment | 100 pounds could be considered fat depending on her height and the culture she lives in. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The woman is hang gliding above the trees. | contradiction | The first is a lady feeding her child while the second a women is hang gliding | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The lady is playing in a cricket tournament. | contradiction | First speaks of her feeding her daughter while the second she is playing in a cricket tournament | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | A fat lady feeding a girl. | entailment | A daughter is a girl. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | A fat lady feeding a girl who is starving. | neutral | A lady feeding a girl doesn't denote that she is her daughter | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | Two people at a mealtime. | entailment | A lady and her daughter are two people. Feeding implies mealtime. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The daughter is eating something delicious. | neutral | Not everything fed to daughters is delicious. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The lady is skinny. | contradiction | Can't be fat and skinny at the same time | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The lady is in the kitchen. | neutral | It is not necessary to be in the kitchen to feed a daughter. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | A fat lady feeding a dog. | contradiction | The first is about feeding her daughter the second about feeding a dog | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The child is a boy. | neutral | It can't be assumed whether a child is a boy or a girl. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | A woman is feeding her young child. | entailment | A lady is a woman. A young daughter is a child. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | There are two women. | entailment | A lady and a daughter are two women. | en |
a fat lady feeding her young daughter. | The lady is holding out a spoon to her child. | neutral | Not everyone that is fed by a lady is her child. | en |
A woman taking a picture. | The woman is taking a photo. | entailment | Picture is a synonym for photo. | en |
A woman taking a picture. | The tourist is taking pictures of her vacation. | neutral | You can not infer there is a tourist. | en |
A woman taking a picture. | The tourist is buying souvenirs of her trip. | contradiction | Someone who is taking a picture cannot be buying souvenirs at the same time. | en |
A woman in sunglasses taking a photograph | The woman is taking a picture of a dog. | neutral | You can not infer she is taking a picture. | en |
A woman in sunglasses taking a photograph | The woman is taking a photograph. | entailment | The woman in sunglasses is still just a woman taking a photograph. | en |
A woman in sunglasses taking a photograph | The woman is laying down. | contradiction | Someone taking photographs is generally not laying down at the same time, the phrase 'laying down' does not include any other action which implies that is the only action. | en |
A woman in a black dress and shades takes a photo. | the women is a model | neutral | Not all women model. | en |
A woman in a black dress and shades takes a photo. | a women in a black dress and glasses takes a photo | entailment | Glasses is another way to say shades. | en |
A woman in a black dress and shades takes a photo. | the women is sleeping | contradiction | The first is taking a photo which can't be done while sleeping | en |
A lady wearing a black summer top and dark sunglasses is taking a photograph. | A man is recording a video. | contradiction | 'A lady' indicates a female and if she is taking a photograph which is a still picture using a camera while 'a man' indicates a male and if he's recording a video that means a series of frames put together into a moving picture using a video recorder or a camera with special functions. | en |
A lady wearing a black summer top and dark sunglasses is taking a photograph. | A lady is taking a picture. | entailment | Photograph is a synonym for picture. | en |
A lady wearing a black summer top and dark sunglasses is taking a photograph. | A lady is taking a picture of a statue. | neutral | You can not infer she is taking a picture of a statue. | en |
An oriental women with black sunglasses and a black shirt holding up a cellphone. | the asian woman in shades holds a phone | entailment | Oriental is asian. Sunglasses are shades. | en |
An oriental women with black sunglasses and a black shirt holding up a cellphone. | the dog eats legs | contradiction | The first is about a women the second is about a dog | en |
An oriental women with black sunglasses and a black shirt holding up a cellphone. | the asian woman in shades holds the phone she got for christmas | neutral | It can't be assumed a cellphone was for christmas. | en |
A man playing a saxaphone. | A man plays an instrument. | entailment | An instrument is a saxaphone. | en |
A man playing a saxaphone. | A man plays an instrument in a band. | neutral | Not everyone that plays an instrument plays in a band. | en |
A man playing a saxaphone. | A man is drinking at a bar. | contradiction | The first is a man playing saxaphone which can't be done while drinking. | en |
A boat is loaded with many barrels on its roof. | the boat is on the water | neutral | You can not infer it's on the water. | en |
A boat is loaded with many barrels on its roof. | the boat is carrying oil barrels | neutral | Not all barrels carry oil. | en |
A boat is loaded with many barrels on its roof. | the boat has nothing on it | contradiction | A boat which has many barrels on it cannot simultaneously be a boat with nothing on it. | en |
An African-American man wearing a purple shirt, white shoes and blue jeans is playing a saxophone while standing inside of a building which has many archways and a red and gray tiled floor. | A man is driving a car. | contradiction | A man cannot simultaneously be playing a saxophone while standing in a building at the same time as he is driving a car.. | en |
An African-American man wearing a purple shirt, white shoes and blue jeans is playing a saxophone while standing inside of a building which has many archways and a red and gray tiled floor. | A man is playing a saxophone in room | neutral | A man can be playing a saxophone somewhere other than room. | en |
An African-American man wearing a purple shirt, white shoes and blue jeans is playing a saxophone while standing inside of a building which has many archways and a red and gray tiled floor. | A man is playing a saxophone in inside of a building | entailment | An African-American man playing a saxophone while standing inside of a building is another way of saying a man is playing a saxophone inside of a building. | en |
A ship filled with supplies is docked on the shore with several others in the background and several men in the foreground. | The men are about to board the ship. | neutral | Not all the people near the ship board it. | en |
A ship filled with supplies is docked on the shore with several others in the background and several men in the foreground. | The ship is in the dock. | entailment | A ship is docked in both. | en |
A ship filled with supplies is docked on the shore with several others in the background and several men in the foreground. | The ship has had all of its supplies removed. | contradiction | If the ship is filled with supplies, it cannot have had all of its supplies removed. | en |
A man playing his saxophone in a public area. | A man is performing for a crowd for tips. | neutral | Not all performers play for tips. | en |
A man playing his saxophone in a public area. | A man is playing a trumpet in a car. | contradiction | car is an indoor place ,public area is outdoor . | en |
A man playing his saxophone in a public area. | A man is playing a song on his instrument. | entailment | A saxophone is an instrument. | en |
Local villagers are preparing for a fishing trip on this gorgeous fishing boat. | A school class visits the aquarium. | contradiction | They cannot be simultaneously preparing for a fishing trip and visiting the aquarium | en |
Local villagers are preparing for a fishing trip on this gorgeous fishing boat. | The people hope to catch many fish. | neutral | This one is a stretch, but the first sentence implies the villagers are preparing the trip, not necessarily that they are going to be participating. the fact they hope to catch fish implies they will be participating | en |
Local villagers are preparing for a fishing trip on this gorgeous fishing boat. | People are getting to go fishing on a boat. | entailment | Local villagers are the same as people and fishing trip is the same as going fishing. | en |
Young woman with scrabble shoes and white rimmed sunglasses talks and smiles on cellphone while opening package. | A young woman is talking on the phone with her mom as she opens her birthday present from her. | neutral | A woman isn't always talking with her mom. Not all presents are birthday presents. It can't be assumed present is from the person someone is talking to on the phone. | en |
Young woman with scrabble shoes and white rimmed sunglasses talks and smiles on cellphone while opening package. | A young woman is taking a nap in her bed. | contradiction | one cant talk and smile while taking a nap in bed. | en |
Young woman with scrabble shoes and white rimmed sunglasses talks and smiles on cellphone while opening package. | A person is talking on their phone. | entailment | A woman is a person. | en |
A woman with red-hair, a brown shirt, and a green bag is sitting down and talking on a phone. | The lady is having a conversation while not standing. | entailment | A woman is a lady. Conversation is talking. Not standing is sitting down. | en |
A woman with red-hair, a brown shirt, and a green bag is sitting down and talking on a phone. | The girl is walking in the grocery store silently. | contradiction | sitting and walking are two different activities. | en |
A woman with red-hair, a brown shirt, and a green bag is sitting down and talking on a phone. | The person is talking to her husband. | neutral | a woman is talking on a phone that doesn't mean that she talks to her husband | en |
A woman with red-hair talks on her cellphone while sitting down. | A woman is laying down and typing on her computer. | contradiction | Talking and typing are two different activities. | en |
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