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A large person in a gray sweatshirt and white shorts sits next to a wood working tool.
The green house is full of plants.
contradiction
The house may not always be next to a tool.
en
A large person in a gray sweatshirt and white shorts sits next to a wood working tool.
There is a woodworking shop.
neutral
Not all wood working tools are in a woodworking shop.
en
A large person in a gray sweatshirt and white shorts sits next to a wood working tool.
There is a wood working tool.
entailment
IT IS A TOOL.
en
Person in hooded sweatshirt that obscures their face sits next to a freshly cut log.
A man with a covered face sits.
entailment
YOU MAY BE COVERED IF YOU ARE OBSCURES.
en
Person in hooded sweatshirt that obscures their face sits next to a freshly cut log.
A man hiding his face sits next to the fallen tree.
neutral
Just because a hooded sweatshirt obscures a face does not mean the wearer is hiding his face.
en
Person in hooded sweatshirt that obscures their face sits next to a freshly cut log.
A man with a clearly visible face stands.
contradiction
Obscure person can not also be seen clearly.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
The dog is dry.
contradiction
A dog may not be dry and have water simultaneously.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
No water
contradiction
A dog can not be shaking water off while there is also no water.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
The dog is wet.
entailment
THE DOG IS SHAKING BECAUSE IT IS WET IT NEEDS TO GET THE WATER OFF.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
The dog is a poodle.
neutral
Not every tan dog is a poodle. Not every wet dog is a poodle.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A dog is just coming out of a bath
neutral
A wet dog did not necessarily just have a bath.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A black lab jumping in a lake.
contradiction
The dog can either be tan or black, and it can be either shaking the water off himself or jumping in a lake.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A huge dog
neutral
Not all tan dogs are huge. Not all wet dogs are huge.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A dog shakes himself.
entailment
SHE SHAKES THE WATER OFF.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
An animal trying to dry itself off.
entailment
THE DOG IS SHAKING OFF BECAUSE IT WANTS TO DRY
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A puppy is sleeping on the bed
contradiction
The dog can be either shaking the water off himself or sleeping on the bed.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A dog is wet.
neutral
No description of the amount of water or where specifically the water is located is given to imply the dog is wet.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
An animal is trying to get dry
entailment
.DOGS SHAKING TO GET DRY.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
A labrador retriever drying itself off.
neutral
Not every tan dog is a labrador retriever.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
Rasputin skateboards.
contradiction
There can be either a dog or skateboards.
en
A tan dog shaking the water off of himself
An animal
entailment
This tells us that a dog is an animal.
en
Mallard duck swimming out in the water.
The duck is in the pond.
neutral
The water does not necessarily mean in the pond.
en
Mallard duck swimming out in the water.
The duck is in the playpen.
contradiction
The duck can either in the water or in the playpen.
en
Mallard duck swimming out in the water.
The duck is outside in the water.
entailment
This tells us that being out in the water implies being outside.
en
A brown duck with a green head flaps its wings in the water.
Ducks like to flap their wings in the water.
entailment
Ducks flap wings in water ia brown duck
en
A brown duck with a green head flaps its wings in the water.
Someone was scaring a duck in the water.
neutral
The duck flapping does not imply that someone was scaring it.
en
A brown duck with a green head flaps its wings in the water.
Ducks like to eat other ducks in the water.
contradiction
Ducks can not be flapping its wing while eating other ducks.
en
A green headed mallard duck flapping its wings in the water.
The duck is being chased.
neutral
The duck flapping does not mean it is being chased.
en
A green headed mallard duck flapping its wings in the water.
There is a mallard duck.
entailment
This sentence reiterates that there is a mallard duck.
en
A green headed mallard duck flapping its wings in the water.
The duck is red.
contradiction
The duck can either be red or green.
en
A man rides his bike past the Chung May Food Market.
A male rides his transportation past a food market.
entailment
This tells us that bike riding is a form of transportation.
en
A man rides his bike past the Chung May Food Market.
A male looks at the food market as he rides his transporation past.
neutral
Riding past the food market does not imply that he looks at the food market.
en
A man rides his bike past the Chung May Food Market.
A male eats lunch at home.
contradiction
The man can either ride his bike or eat lunch. He can not be past Chung May Food Market and at home at the same time.
en
A man is riding his bike past a grocery store.
A man riding a car past a grocery store.
contradiction
One can't ride a bike and ride in a car at the same time.
en
A man is riding his bike past a grocery store.
A man riding a ten speed bike past a grocery store.
neutral
bike doesn't always mean ten speed
en
A man is riding his bike past a grocery store.
A man riding a bike past a grocery store.
entailment
Answer: Riding refers to riding a bike.
en
A man with a backpack was bicycling past the Chinese food market.
A man with a purse is sitting still.
contradiction
The man can't have a backpack and purse and be sitting still and biking.
en
A man with a backpack was bicycling past the Chinese food market.
A person is on a moving object.
entailment
A man is a person, and he is bicycling so therefore he is on a moving object.
en
A man with a backpack was bicycling past the Chinese food market.
A man travels to a destination.
neutral
A destination can be anywhere and there are multiple means by which one travels to one.
en
A man rides his bicycle past the Chung May Food Market.
A man rides his bicycle in the city, passing food markets and other stores.
neutral
It is not implied that the man on his bike rides past other stores.
en
A man rides his bicycle past the Chung May Food Market.
A man parks his bicycle in front of the Chung May Food Market.
contradiction
It is impossible that the man rides and parks his bicycle at the same time.
en
A man rides his bicycle past the Chung May Food Market.
A man rides his bicycle past a shop.
entailment
This sentence tells us that a market is also a shop
en
Two girls, a brunette dressed like a mermaid and a blond in a green shirt stand on the sidewalk holding informational cards.
Tourists try to get a feel for their surroundings.
neutral
The two girls are not necessarily tourists.
en
Two girls, a brunette dressed like a mermaid and a blond in a green shirt stand on the sidewalk holding informational cards.
A couple of girl relax with some reading material.
entailment
This sentence implies that to stand is the same as to relax.
en
Two girls, a brunette dressed like a mermaid and a blond in a green shirt stand on the sidewalk holding informational cards.
Several female businessmen attempt to sell expensive products.
contradiction
Holding informational cards does not always imply they are trying to sell expensive products.
en
A man kneeling on a roof touching a piece of plywood wearing sunglasses.
A man is falling of a roof as he tries to catch his falling sunglasses.
contradiction
The man can not be kneeling on a roof and falling of a roof at the same time.
en
A man kneeling on a roof touching a piece of plywood wearing sunglasses.
A man wearing sunglasses is kneeling on the top of a house.
entailment
This sentence tells us that the roof is on top of a house.
en
A man kneeling on a roof touching a piece of plywood wearing sunglasses.
A man kneeling on a roof is fixing a spot on the roof with a piece of plywood.
neutral
A man on the roof is not necessarily fixing a spot on the roof.
en
Male swimmer doing the butterfly stroke in a lake.
A man is sitting on the couch.
contradiction
Couch is different than lake.
en
Male swimmer doing the butterfly stroke in a lake.
A man practicing his butterfly stroke.
neutral
A swimmer is not necessarily practicing.
en
Male swimmer doing the butterfly stroke in a lake.
A man swimming.
entailment
This tells us that the butterfly stroke is a form of swimming.
en
A man wearing a bathing cap and goggles is swimming in a river.
A man is swimming in a pool.
contradiction
The man can't be swimming in a pool and a river.
en
A man wearing a bathing cap and goggles is swimming in a river.
A man is keeping the water from his eyes.
entailment
A man is swimming and keeping the water from his eyes by wearing goggles.
en
A man wearing a bathing cap and goggles is swimming in a river.
A man is learning to swim.
neutral
A river is not the only place for learning to swim.
en
A dog near the shore of a body of water.
A dog is in a boat
contradiction
Boat is different than shore.
en
A dog near the shore of a body of water.
A dog is outside near the water
entailment
This sentence clarifies that the shore is outside.
en
A dog near the shore of a body of water.
A dog is waiting for his owner
neutral
It is not implied that the dog by the water is waiting for his owner.
en
A local swimmer is wearing a swim cap and swim goggles while swimming in a lake.
the swimmer is in the lake
entailment
A local swimmer is the swimmer.
en
A local swimmer is wearing a swim cap and swim goggles while swimming in a lake.
the swimmer is at the pool
contradiction
Pool and lake are different.
en
A local swimmer is wearing a swim cap and swim goggles while swimming in a lake.
the lake is cold
neutral
It is not implied that the lake is cold.
en
And male and female duo perform on stage.
two people performing.
entailment
Two people implies to male and female
en
And male and female duo perform on stage.
a man and woman performing surgery.
contradiction
Perform on stage is different than performing surgery.
en
And male and female duo perform on stage.
a man and woman performing on stage.
neutral
The male and female could be any age but man and woman implies adults. Also the male and female duo could be any species but man and woman indicates human
en
Young boy flying a toy airplane in an open field of hay.
The little boy was playing with his toy airplane.
neutral
Young could mean any age but a little boy is understood to mean child that is not an adult
en
Young boy flying a toy airplane in an open field of hay.
The little boy was flying his toy airplane in the open field.
entailment
young boy is the little boy and field of hay is the open field
en
Young boy flying a toy airplane in an open field of hay.
The little girl was playing with her doll.
contradiction
Girl is different than boy.
en
A small group of women sits beside a shop in an otherwise deserted courtyard.
Women sit next to a shop.
entailment
"Women sit next to a shop" is a rephrasing of "women sit beside a shop."
en
A small group of women sits beside a shop in an otherwise deserted courtyard.
Woman walk through a crowded mall.
contradiction
The mall/courtyard can't be deserted and crowded at the same time.
en
A small group of women sits beside a shop in an otherwise deserted courtyard.
Women wait for a store to open.
neutral
Women can congregate in small or large groups, and for many reasons other than to wait for a store to open.
en
A boy in a red shirt and blue jeans is playing with a flying toy in a field on a day with blue skies and puffy clouds.
A boy has a remote control airplane in the field by his house.
neutral
A flying toy doesn't just mean remote control airplane. Also a field could be anywhere and not necessarily near his house.
en
A boy in a red shirt and blue jeans is playing with a flying toy in a field on a day with blue skies and puffy clouds.
A young person is playing with an object in the air.
entailment
A young person refers to a boy in a red shirt and blue jeans and object in the air is a flying toy in a field.
en
A boy in a red shirt and blue jeans is playing with a flying toy in a field on a day with blue skies and puffy clouds.
A boy is playing with a toy dumptruck on the street.
contradiction
Flying toy is different than dumptruck.
en
A boy is in a field with a toy airplane in the air in front of him.
A boy is playing in a field.
entailment
A boy in a field with a toy airplane implies that he is playing in a field.
en
A boy is in a field with a toy airplane in the air in front of him.
A boy is at a sports event.
contradiction
The boy can't be on the field and at the sports event with his airplane.
en
A boy is in a field with a toy airplane in the air in front of him.
A boy is flying a plane with his father.
neutral
Flying a plane without your father is possible as well.
en
A child in a red shirt is throwing a toy airplane in the middle of a large field.
A child is playing with is toys in the bedroom.
contradiction
A large field and a bedroom are different places.
en
A child in a red shirt is throwing a toy airplane in the middle of a large field.
A child is outside.
neutral
A large field is not necessarily assumed to be outside.
en
A child in a red shirt is throwing a toy airplane in the middle of a large field.
A child is playing with a toy airplane outside.
entailment
Answer; Large field refers to outside
en
On a rainy day a person is walking on a busy city street carrying a dark colored plaid shirt on a hanger and holding onto bagpipes under the arm.
A person is walking through the rain
entailment
"On a rainy day a person is walking on a busy city" implies that the person is walking through the rain.
en
On a rainy day a person is walking on a busy city street carrying a dark colored plaid shirt on a hanger and holding onto bagpipes under the arm.
A person is carrying his stuff for a parade
neutral
Just carrying stuff like bag pipes doesn't mean you are participating in a parade.
en
On a rainy day a person is walking on a busy city street carrying a dark colored plaid shirt on a hanger and holding onto bagpipes under the arm.
A person is carrying an empty hanger and bagpipes
contradiction
Plaid shirt on a hanger is different than empty hanger.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man is late for a funeral.
neutral
Being late for an event doesn't mean it is a funeral
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man in the rain is wet.
entailment
A gentleman is a man. Walking in the rain made him wet
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
He is cold.
neutral
Walking in the rain doesn't mean you are cold
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man is late for the funeral.
neutral
An event could be anything including a funeral
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man is playing the trumpet.
contradiction
Trumpet is different than bagpipes.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The gentleman is walking carrying only his guitar
contradiction
Bagpipes is different than guitar.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The woman is holding a violin.
contradiction
Violin and bagpipes is different.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man's face is red with excitement.
neutral
Being late for an event does not show if one is feeling excitement or that their face may be flushed red
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
A gentleman walking in the rain towards the flute festival.
contradiction
Bagpipes aren't played at flute festivals, walking toward the flute festival implies attendance.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
He is dry.
contradiction
Walking in the rain and being dry can't be concurrent.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The gentleman is walking in the rain.
entailment
A gentlemen is holding his bagpipes while walking in the rain.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
The man is wet.
entailment
A gentleman is the man. By walking in the rain, the man is wet.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
A man is outside with an instrument.
entailment
A gentleman is a man. He is walking in the rain, so he is outside. His bagpipes is his instrument.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
A gentleman walking in the rain, holding his instrument.
entailment
Bagpipes refers to an instrument.
en
A gentleman walking in the rain while holding his bagpipes appears to be late for an event of some sort.
A gentleman walking in the rain walking to a funeral.
neutral
The event could be anything and it is not known if it is a funeral
en
A man in a unique costume is playing the bagpipes while some people stare at him.
A man is playing the bagpipes.
entailment
Playing the bagpipes is a restatement of unique costume playing the bagpipes.
en
A man in a unique costume is playing the bagpipes while some people stare at him.
A woman in a unique costume is playing the bagpipes while some people stare at her.
contradiction
Authors don't use man and woman interchangeably in paragraphs.
en
A man in a unique costume is playing the bagpipes while some people stare at him.
A man in a unique costume is playing the bagpipes for monetary gain.
neutral
Performing in front of a staring crowd does not mean one is performing for monetary gain
en
A strange man plays his bagpipes in the city as walks around dressed in a kilt.
The man is playing a funeral dirge.
neutral
Playing bagpipes does not imply it is a funeral dirge.
en