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A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
There is a child on a park plaything.
entailment
A boy is also referred to as a child, not an adult. A play horse is a plaything and a playground is often also called a park.
en
A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
A grown man rides a horse down a beach.
contradiction
We know nothing about the grown man who rides a horse down the beach. We only know about a boy.
en
A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
A boy rides a play horse.
entailment
Young pertains to a boy or girl rather than old, as a man or a woman.
en
A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
The child is an expert at horse.
neutral
Riding a play horse does not imply he is an expert.
en
A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
There is a young boy riding a blue and white play horse at a playground.
neutral
Not all play horses are blue and white.
en
A young fair-skinned boy rides a play horse at a playground.
There is a young girl riding a horse at a farm.
contradiction
We know nothing about a young girl riding a horse at a farm.
en
A man is tying his shoe lace.
A man is not wearing any footwear.
contradiction
THe man is tying his shoes so i dont think hes not wearing any footwear.
en
A man is tying his shoe lace.
A man is learning to tie his shoes.
neutral
Tying his shoe does not imply he is still learning.
en
A man is tying his shoe lace.
A man is lacing up his shoes.
entailment
Tying a shoe lace is performed by lacing up the shoes.
en
Two swimmers are fighting for a ball on a water sport.
Two people fighting.
entailment
Swimmers are people.
en
Two swimmers are fighting for a ball on a water sport.
Two people practicing darts.
contradiction
We don't think they are playing practicing darts when playing water sports.
en
Two swimmers are fighting for a ball on a water sport.
Two people playing for a competition.
neutral
Fighting for a ball does not imply they are playing for a competition.
en
A swimmer in his suit stretches before a swim competition while holding his goggles.
A swimmer in the middle of a swimming race.
contradiction
You can't stretch and be in the middle of a race.
en
A swimmer in his suit stretches before a swim competition while holding his goggles.
A woman preparing for a swim competition.
contradiction
His is not a woman.
en
A swimmer in his suit stretches before a swim competition while holding his goggles.
A swimmer preparing for a swim competition.
entailment
Doing stretches is one way in preparing for a swimming competition.
en
A shirtless man in blue swimsuit bottoms holding swim goggles.
A cat is eating food.
contradiction
There is either a man or a cat. The individual is either holding swim goggles or eating food.
en
A shirtless man in blue swimsuit bottoms holding swim goggles.
A shirtless man is holding swim goggles.
entailment
If wearing swimsuit bottoms, it is more likely that a person might be possibly holding swimgoggles, too.
en
A shirtless man in blue swimsuit bottoms holding swim goggles.
A shirtless man is about to go swimming.
neutral
Just because he is in a swimsuit and holding goggles, it does not imply he is about to go swimming.
en
A male swimmer in a blue bikini holding goggles.
A male is holding goggles.
entailment
If wearing a blue bikini, it is more likely that a person might be swimming and possibly holding goggles, too.
en
A male swimmer in a blue bikini holding goggles.
A male is about to go swimming.
neutral
Just because he is in a swimsuit and holding goggles, it does not imply he is about to go swimming.
en
A male swimmer in a blue bikini holding goggles.
A man is sleeping.
contradiction
The man can't be holding goggles and sleeping at the same time.
en
A man in blue Speedos is holding black goggles.
The man in blue speedos has a fit body.
neutral
A man is not assumed to have a fit body.
en
A man in blue Speedos is holding black goggles.
The man in blue speedos is at a skating rink.
contradiction
A man does not need black goggles at a skating rink.
en
A man in blue Speedos is holding black goggles.
Black goggles are being held.
entailment
Someone who is holding goggles has the goggles held.
en
People are seen in the distance in front of a large colorful monument.
people are by the monument
entailment
If people are in front of a monument, that can be construed as also being by a monument.
en
People are seen in the distance in front of a large colorful monument.
people are taking pictures
neutral
Although they are in front of a monument, it does not imply they are taking pictures.
en
People are seen in the distance in front of a large colorful monument.
the people are in a conference call
contradiction
The people can't be in front of a large colorful monument and in a conference call at the same time.
en
A guy wearing a dark blue shirt is playing pool.
A guy is playing pool.
entailment
" A guy is playing pool " is said twice.
en
A guy wearing a dark blue shirt is playing pool.
He is practicing for a tournament.
neutral
Playing pool does not imply he is practicing for a tournament.
en
A guy wearing a dark blue shirt is playing pool.
A guy is bowling.
contradiction
The man can't be playing pool and bowling at the same time.
en
A woman in an orange top is standing next to a large rainbow colored work of art.
A boy is jumping rope.
contradiction
There can either be a woman or a boy. The individual can't be standing next to art and jumping robe simultaneously.
en
A woman in an orange top is standing next to a large rainbow colored work of art.
A woman has just completed a work of art and is standing next to it.
neutral
Standing next to a work of art does not imply she completed it.
en
A woman in an orange top is standing next to a large rainbow colored work of art.
A woman is standing next to a work of art.
entailment
" A woman is standing next to a work of art " is said twice.
en
Two small children playing football in yellow and black and yellow and blue uniforms.
two small children are playing football for their school team
neutral
Just because they are wearing uniforms doesn't mean they're playing for a school team
en
Two small children playing football in yellow and black and yellow and blue uniforms.
there are two children playing football.
entailment
Two small children playing football entails two children playing football.
en
Two small children playing football in yellow and black and yellow and blue uniforms.
two small children are playing football in their white and gold uniforms
contradiction
Black and yellow is different from white and gold.
en
A man walking up some steep steps carrying a bag.
A man is walking up the steps.
entailment
Walking up steep steps is still walking up steps.
en
A man walking up some steep steps carrying a bag.
A man is walking up the steps to his home.
neutral
The steps do not imply home.
en
A man walking up some steep steps carrying a bag.
A woman is walking down the steps.
contradiction
There is either a man or a woman. The individual can't be walking up and walking down the stairs at the same time.
en
A young child is carrying a paddle.
A child holding a paddle.
entailment
A child is carrying the paddle he is holding.
en
A young child is carrying a paddle.
A child stealing a paddle.
neutral
Carrying doesn't imply stealing.
en
A young child is carrying a paddle.
A man launching a boat.
contradiction
The subject is either a man or young child.
en
Man with camera and bag walking up stairs
A young man walking up the stairs to take a picture.
neutral
Not all men are young.
en
Man with camera and bag walking up stairs
A person walking up stairs.
entailment
A man is a person.
en
Man with camera and bag walking up stairs
A man sitting on the stairs.
contradiction
The man can't be walking and sitting at the same time.
en
A man climbs up a large flight of stone steps.
A man climbs stone steps of an ancient temple.
neutral
Just because the steps are stone, doesn't mean they are at an ancient temple.
en
A man climbs up a large flight of stone steps.
A man climbs stone steps.
entailment
A large flight of stone steps are still stone steps.
en
A man climbs up a large flight of stone steps.
A man falls to his death down stone steps.
contradiction
The man can't be climbing up and falling to his death at the same time.
en
A young child in a red shirt is holding a wooden paddle behind a net.
The young child is wearing a red shirt and playing a game.
entailment
" In a red shirt " is a rephrasing of " wearing a red shirt ", usually when someone is holding a wooden paddle behind a net they are playing a game.
en
A young child in a red shirt is holding a wooden paddle behind a net.
The young child is about to be confirmed at this church.
contradiction
The child can't be holding a wooden paddle behind a net and about to be confirmed at church at the same time.
en
A young child in a red shirt is holding a wooden paddle behind a net.
The kids are playing a game and one with a red shirt is the goalie.
neutral
Kids implies plural while young child implies singular.
en
A young boy is standing on a sports field holding a piece of sports equipment.
a person is using a piece of equipment.
entailment
A young boy is a person. Holding a piece of equipment implies that the person is using the equipment.
en
A young boy is standing on a sports field holding a piece of sports equipment.
a boy is sitting in a coffee shop.
contradiction
The boy can't be standing and sitting at the same time. The boy can't be on a sports field and in a coffee shop at the same time.
en
A young boy is standing on a sports field holding a piece of sports equipment.
a boy is playing sports.
neutral
Standing does not imply playing sports.
en
A little boy is standing in a cricket cage holding a cricket bat.
Adults are playing soccer.
contradiction
A little boy is not an adult.
en
A little boy is standing in a cricket cage holding a cricket bat.
The child is preparing to play.
neutral
Holding a cricket bat does not necessarily mean preparing to play.
en
A little boy is standing in a cricket cage holding a cricket bat.
A child is in the cricket cage.
entailment
A little boy is a child.
en
A kid playing a Cricket game, possibly at preschool or at the park
The kid is playing basketball.
contradiction
Basketball and Cricket are two separate games.
en
A kid playing a Cricket game, possibly at preschool or at the park
The kid playing Cricket is asian.
neutral
Not every kid is Asian.
en
A kid playing a Cricket game, possibly at preschool or at the park
The kid is playing Cricket.
entailment
" Kid playing " is a rephrasing of " Kid is playing "
en
The baby in the crib is crying.
The baby is hungry.
neutral
Babies cry for many reasons, not just because they are hungry
en
The baby in the crib is crying.
The baby smiling and laughing.
contradiction
Crying and smiling and laughing are not possible at the same time.
en
The baby in the crib is crying.
The baby crying in the crib.
entailment
A baby who is crying can also be described as a baby crying.
en
Two guys riding skateboards with one of them performing a jump trick.
Two guys hanging in their room.
contradiction
The guys would not be riding skateboards if they are hanging in their room.
en
Two guys riding skateboards with one of them performing a jump trick.
Two guys at the skate park.
neutral
Riding skateboards does not imply at a skate park.
en
Two guys riding skateboards with one of them performing a jump trick.
Two guys riding their skateboards outside.
entailment
Jump tricks on skateboards are done outside.
en
A teenage boy doing a skateboard trick while another boy rides on a skateboard in the background.
on of the boys is performing an ollie
neutral
Skateboard trick does not imply an ollie.
en
A teenage boy doing a skateboard trick while another boy rides on a skateboard in the background.
some boys are riding skateboards
entailment
Doing a skateboard trick implies they are riding skateboards.
en
A teenage boy doing a skateboard trick while another boy rides on a skateboard in the background.
the boy is doing tricks on his bmx bike
contradiction
The boy cannot perform a skateboard trick using a bmx bike.
en
A skateboarder jumping in the street.
A skateboarded ollied in the street.
entailment
Ollied is the same as jumping.
en
A skateboarder jumping in the street.
A skateboarder is doing tricks on a quiet street.
neutral
Jumping does not necessarily imply doing tricks.
en
A skateboarder jumping in the street.
A person is jumped his snowboard.
contradiction
A skateboarder does not usually use a snowboard to jump. Snowboards are used to go down a hill not in the street.
en
A man flips his skateboard on a flat expanse of concrete.
The man is walking.
contradiction
The man would not be walking while he flips his skateboard simultaneously.
en
A man flips his skateboard on a flat expanse of concrete.
A skateboarder doing tricks.
entailment
When one flips his skateboard he is a skateboarder doing tricks.
en
A man flips his skateboard on a flat expanse of concrete.
A man rides a skateboard.
neutral
Flipping skateboard can happen without rides.
en
A boy does a trick on a skateboard.
The boy is outdoors.
entailment
In order to do a trick on a skateboard one must be outdoors.
en
A boy does a trick on a skateboard.
The skateboard is red.
neutral
Not all skateboards are red.
en
A boy does a trick on a skateboard.
The boy does a trick on the ocean.
contradiction
The boy is either doing a trick on a skateboard or on the ocean, but cannot be both places simultaneously. A skateboard would sink in the ocean.
en
A band is performing on stage at a place of business.
The band is performing on the grass outside.
contradiction
If the band is on stage at a place of business, it is not possible for them to be on the grass outside at the same moment.
en
A band is performing on stage at a place of business.
The band members are performers.
entailment
Someone performing on stage implies they are performers
en
A band is performing on stage at a place of business.
The band are good performers.
neutral
Not all bands performing are good performers.
en
A motorbike rider is barreling across a grass lawn.
The rider is outdoors on a motorbike.
entailment
One must be outdoors to be near a lawn.
en
A motorbike rider is barreling across a grass lawn.
The motorbike rider is sitting still on the sidewalk.
contradiction
The motorbiker cannot be barreling and sitting still simultaneously. The motorbiker is either on the grass lawn or on the sidewalk, but cannot be in both places at once.
en
A motorbike rider is barreling across a grass lawn.
The man is speeding quickly to catch someone.
neutral
Not all motorcycle ridings are trying to catch someone.
en
Kids play in the snow while parents watch
Old men rolling around in the snow.
contradiction
Kids are not old men.
en
Kids play in the snow while parents watch
Humans playing in the snow.
entailment
Kids are tiny humans.
en
Kids play in the snow while parents watch
Parents making their kids play in the snow.
neutral
The parents are making the kids play.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
Three friends go ice fishing in January.
neutral
People can go icefishing in other months besides January.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
People are getting a fishing boat ready for a day of fishing.
neutral
Can be more or less people than three people.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
Three friends jump off the dock into the water.
contradiction
People do not usually jump off the dock into the water if it is the season for ice fishing. The water would be ice if there was snow.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
People putting supplies on a boat.
neutral
Can be more or less than three people.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
The opening act to a rock concert.
contradiction
People can't be preparing an ice fishing boat and be an opening act to a rock concert at the same time.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
The people are inside a sauna.
contradiction
People can't be standing in the snow and be inside a sauna at the same time.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
Three people are going ice fishing.
entailment
Preparing an ice fishing boat must happen if people are going ice fishing.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
Out in the snow, a small group of fishermen get an ice fishing boat ready for use.
entailment
Ready for use is another way to say preparing.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
The people are holding their fishing poles.
neutral
Can be more or less than three people.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
A group is outside in the snow.
entailment
One must be outside if one is preparing an ice fishing boat.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
A group of people are sun tanning on the beach.
contradiction
People can't be standing in the snow and sun tanning on the beach at the same time.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
The people are outside.
entailment
Must be outside in order to be preparing an ice fishing boat.
en
Three people are standing in the snow preparing an ice fishing boat.
A couple fishermen are fixing an ice fishing boat and getting it ready.
neutral
A couple implies two people.
en