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A girl with a red cap, hair tied up and a gray shirt is fishing in a calm lake.
A girl in a red cap is fishing for trout.
neutral
There is nothing to indicate that the girl is fishing for trout.
en
A girl with a red cap, hair tied up and a gray shirt is fishing in a calm lake.
A boy is swimming in a lake.
contradiction
A girl is not a boy, and fishing is not swimming.
en
A girl with a red cap, hair tied up and a gray shirt is fishing in a calm lake.
A girl is fishing.
entailment
A girl with red cap is fishing
en
A lady wearing a red hat is fishing in a quiet and peaceful lake.
Children are splashing in a lake.
contradiction
lady is not the same as children
en
A lady wearing a red hat is fishing in a quiet and peaceful lake.
A woman is fishing in a lake.
entailment
A lady is a woman.
en
A lady wearing a red hat is fishing in a quiet and peaceful lake.
A member of the Red Hat Society is in a boat fishing on a lake.
neutral
Not all wearing red hats are necessarily be members of Red Hat Society. Fishing doesn't imply fishing in a boat.
en
The redheaded woman is staring off into the distance.
The woman is brunette
contradiction
Redheaded is not brunette.
en
The redheaded woman is staring off into the distance.
A woman has red hair
entailment
REDHEADED MEANS THEY HAVE RED HAIR.
en
The redheaded woman is staring off into the distance.
The women is beautiful
neutral
Just because redheaded woman is staring off into the distance doesn't mean she is beautiful.
en
A curly redheaded girl with a large headband in her hair.
Blonde washing her hair
contradiction
Either the girl has Red hair or Blonde hair.
en
A curly redheaded girl with a large headband in her hair.
Redhead wearing a headband
entailment
redhead wearing headband is redheaded girl with headband
en
A curly redheaded girl with a large headband in her hair.
Girl getting ready for movie shoot
neutral
A girl with a hairband doesn't necessarily imply a movie shoot.
en
A red-haired woman looks past the cameraman.
A woman with red hair looks past the cameraman.
entailment
RED HAIR IS RED-HAIRED.
en
A red-haired woman looks past the cameraman.
A lady looks past the cameraman.
neutral
Sentence 1 is missing a lady
en
A red-haired woman looks past the cameraman.
A cameraman looks at a man.
contradiction
seems that both the Woman and the Cameraman are both looking at the man.
en
A girl with a long, curly, red-hair and green eyes.
a guy
contradiction
girl is not the same as guy
en
A girl with a long, curly, red-hair and green eyes.
a person with hair and eyes
entailment
A girl is a person.
en
A girl with a long, curly, red-hair and green eyes.
a pretty girl
neutral
Not all girls with a long, curly, red-hair and green eyes necessarily be pretty.
en
A group of campers grill food over a burn barrel.
People are cooking outdoors.
entailment
Campers are People and cooking is the same as grill food.
en
A group of campers grill food over a burn barrel.
The campers are going for a swim.
contradiction
One cannot grill food and swim at the same time.
en
A group of campers grill food over a burn barrel.
The campers are hungry to eat dinner.
neutral
You can not infer they want dinner.
en
Campers use coal and a lighter to cook their dinner over a fire.
There is a group of people camping and cooking dinner.
entailment
Group of people camping are also called campers and when camping cooking dinner is done over fire.
en
Campers use coal and a lighter to cook their dinner over a fire.
There are campers cooking steak over an open fire.
neutral
You can't infer it was steak for dinner
en
Campers use coal and a lighter to cook their dinner over a fire.
There is a bear that started a fire in the woods.
contradiction
bears usually don't start fires but campers do to cook dinner.
en
A group of friends cook around a fire.
A group of people cook at a fire.
entailment
Friends are people and cooking around and at fire means the same.
en
A group of friends cook around a fire.
A group of people eating food.
contradiction
One must cook the food then eat it.
en
A group of friends cook around a fire.
They are camping.
neutral
Sentence 1 is missing camping.
en
4 people standing next to a fire cooking a meal
The four people are sleeping in bed.
contradiction
It is either they are cooking or they are sleeping.
en
4 people standing next to a fire cooking a meal
The group is a family with two children.
neutral
4 people standing next to a fire cooking a meal is not necessarily a family.
en
4 people standing next to a fire cooking a meal
The group is waiting for the food to be done.
entailment
Four people are a group. Standing next to fire cooking a meal is waiting for food to be done.
en
People cooking at a campsite.
workers are on a corporate retreat
neutral
Not all people are necessarily be workers. The fact that people cooking at a campsite doesn't imply that they are on a corporate retreat.
en
People cooking at a campsite.
people are eating at applebee's
contradiction
cooking is not the same as eating
en
People cooking at a campsite.
friends are out camping
entailment
Friends are people, people can be friends.
en
A large dog holding a smaller dog.
Two animals next to each other.
entailment
When dog is holding another dog it is next to it.
en
A large dog holding a smaller dog.
2 cats are sleeping
contradiction
Either it is a dog or a cat
en
A large dog holding a smaller dog.
The mother cuddles next to her puppy
neutral
A dog holding another dog is not necessarily a mother, and a small dog is not necessarily a puppy.
en
A woman walks in front of a wall plastered with advertisements.
A woman walks in front a wall covered in papers.
entailment
The paper ads are pasted on a wall plastered with advertisements.
en
A woman walks in front of a wall plastered with advertisements.
A woman stands in front of a wall covered in pictures.
contradiction
If a woman walks in front of a wall then stands in front off is incorrect.
en
A woman walks in front of a wall plastered with advertisements.
A woman walks past a wall covered in advertisements for the local car wash.
neutral
A wall with advertisements doesn't mean it is for a local car wash.
en
A small black and brown dog on a leash is jumping on a bigger tri-colored dog on a leash.
Some dogs are sleeping at the foot of the bed.
contradiction
When a dog is sleeping they are not jumping.
en
A small black and brown dog on a leash is jumping on a bigger tri-colored dog on a leash.
Two dogs are playing outside.
neutral
A dog jumping on another dog doesn't mean they are playing.
en
A small black and brown dog on a leash is jumping on a bigger tri-colored dog on a leash.
A small dog is jumping.
entailment
The small black and brown dog is the same dog as the small dog which is jumping.
en
A dog is nipping at the ear of another dog on a leash, in a park.
A dog is being bitten
entailment
nipping and being bitten mean the same.
en
A dog is nipping at the ear of another dog on a leash, in a park.
The dogs are in a pet store.
contradiction
When dogs are in a pet store, they are not a park.
en
A dog is nipping at the ear of another dog on a leash, in a park.
The larger dog is nipping at a smaller dog.
neutral
A dog nipping at another dog doesn't mean the larger dog is nipping.
en
A small dog jumps up to play with a larger dog.
Two dogs are playing.
neutral
Jumps up to play doesn't imply playing.
en
A small dog jumps up to play with a larger dog.
There are no dogs playing.
contradiction
small dog is not the same as no dogs
en
A small dog jumps up to play with a larger dog.
A small dog is jumping and playing with a larger dog.
entailment
A dog that jumps up is jumping.
en
A dog holds a smaller animal in its mouth.
The dog is bringing the animal to safety.
neutral
A dog holding a smaller dog by the mouth doesn't mean it is bringing it to safety.
en
A dog holds a smaller animal in its mouth.
A dog has a ball in its mouth.
contradiction
A ball is not a living creature like a smaller animal.
en
A dog holds a smaller animal in its mouth.
A dog has another animal in it's mouth.
entailment
Has and holds means the same.
en
Fluffy white dog running on pebbles along the shore.
The dog is riding in the bed of a truck.
contradiction
The dog cannot be running and riding in the truck simultaneously
en
Fluffy white dog running on pebbles along the shore.
A canine is alongside a body of water.
entailment
A white dog is a canine and it is running by a shore, therefore the dos is running by a body of water.
en
Fluffy white dog running on pebbles along the shore.
A dog is playing fetch on a beach.
neutral
Running along the shore does not imply playing fetch.
en
Someone is riding a bright green dirt bike through the grass.
A bike rider rides through the outdoors
entailment
Grass grows outdoors.
en
Someone is riding a bright green dirt bike through the grass.
A woman on a green bike goes through the grass
neutral
Someone riding a dirt bike doesn't mean it is a woman.
en
Someone is riding a bright green dirt bike through the grass.
Someone in an SUV rides through the street
contradiction
A dirt bike is not an SUV. Someone is either going through the grass or through the street but cannot be doing both simultaneously.
en
Shadowy figures on a balcony talking.
It is night time.
neutral
Just because figures are shadowy doesn't mean it has to be night time, and in fact it might be a gloomy day or foggy morning.
en
Shadowy figures on a balcony talking.
The balcony is empty.
contradiction
The balcony can not contain shadowy figures and be empty at the same time.
en
Shadowy figures on a balcony talking.
People are talking on the balcony.
entailment
Shadowy figures are people.
en
A young girl is throwing a hula hoop in a backyard on a sunny day.
A young girl plays outside.
entailment
A backyard is outside.
en
A young girl is throwing a hula hoop in a backyard on a sunny day.
A boy plays inside.
contradiction
girl is not the same as boy
en
A young girl is throwing a hula hoop in a backyard on a sunny day.
The girl enjoys hula hooping.
neutral
Just because a young girl is throwing a hula hoop doesn't necessarily mean that she enjoys hula hooping.
en
Woman in blue shirt standing on a dried lake bed.
Woman in blue shirt standing on a boat in a lake.
contradiction
Dried lake bed is not the same as a boat in a lake.
en
Woman in blue shirt standing on a dried lake bed.
Woman in blue shirt standing on a dried lake bed during a drought.
neutral
The fact that a woman in blue shirt standing on a dried lake bed doesn't imply that it is drought time.
en
Woman in blue shirt standing on a dried lake bed.
Woman standing outdoors.
entailment
A dried lake bed is outdoors.
en
A man and woman in a parking lot at night.
A man and a woman are looking for someone.
neutral
A man and a woman in a parking lot doesn't mean they are looking for someone.
en
A man and woman in a parking lot at night.
A man and a woman are walking in the park.
contradiction
The man and woman are either in the parking lot or in the park, but cannot be both places simultaneously.
en
A man and woman in a parking lot at night.
A man and a woman are heading to their cars.
entailment
When one is in parking lot they could be heading to their car.
en
A blond woman sitting on a curb at night while a man with a black shirt stands over her and checks his phone.
A man stands next to his girlfriend and looks at his phone.
neutral
A blond woman sitting on a curb next to a man doesn't mean she is his girlfriend.
en
A blond woman sitting on a curb at night while a man with a black shirt stands over her and checks his phone.
Two people stand near a street at midday.
contradiction
The woman cannot be sitting while standing.
en
A blond woman sitting on a curb at night while a man with a black shirt stands over her and checks his phone.
A man looks at his phone while standing over a blonde woman on a curb.
entailment
A man looks at his phone while standing over a woman on a curb is a rephrasing of a woman sitting on a curb while a man stand over her and checks his phone.
en
There is a man asleep, at the door of a barber shop.
There is a man asleep in the barber's door.
neutral
A man asleep at the barber shop door doesn't mean it is the barber's door.
en
There is a man asleep, at the door of a barber shop.
There is a man asleep in the ocean.
contradiction
The door of a barber shop would not be located in the ocean.
en
There is a man asleep, at the door of a barber shop.
There is a man asleep in a doorway.
entailment
At the door implies in a doorway.
en
The woman is fixing her shoes while the man looks at his cellphone.
A woman is walking barefoot
contradiction
The woman cannot be barefoot if she is wearing shoes. The woman would not be walking if she is fixing her shoes.
en
The woman is fixing her shoes while the man looks at his cellphone.
A woman stops to tie her show and her husband is checking his phone.
entailment
Fixing her shoes implies to stop and tie her shoes and cellphone implies phone.
en
The woman is fixing her shoes while the man looks at his cellphone.
A woman trips over her shoelace and a man on his phone doesn't notice.
neutral
A woman fixing her shoes doesn't mean she trips over her shoelace.
en
A man in dark clothing photographs a model sitting in a shopping mall parking lot.
A woman photographs a man in a parking lot.
contradiction
Either a man or a woman is photographing, but not both.
en
A man in dark clothing photographs a model sitting in a shopping mall parking lot.
A man takes pictures of a model in a parking lot.
entailment
When someone photographs something they are taking pictures.
en
A man in dark clothing photographs a model sitting in a shopping mall parking lot.
A photographers photographs a model for his portfolio.
neutral
The man may not necessarily be a professional photographer and just because one is taking pictures does not mean they are for a portfolio.
en
A baby laughs at his reflection in a mirror.
There is an infant in this picture
entailment
An infant is a baby.
en
A baby laughs at his reflection in a mirror.
The baby sees himself for the first time in the mirror
neutral
Just because a baby laughing at his reflection does not mean he sees himself for the first time.
en
A baby laughs at his reflection in a mirror.
the baby is at a comedy show
contradiction
Laughs is not is at.
en
A barefoot woman reads a book along the water.
A woman just finished lacing up her shoes.
contradiction
The woman cannot be barefoot if she just finished lacing up her shoes.
en
A barefoot woman reads a book along the water.
A woman is by a lake with her shoes next to her.
neutral
A woman along the water doesn't mean she has her shoes next to her.
en
A barefoot woman reads a book along the water.
A woman isn't wearing any shoes.
entailment
Isn't wearing any shoes is a rephrasing of barefoot.
en
Two boys wearing sports uniforms stand in a grassy field.
The boys are inside the house.
contradiction
A grassy field is located outside not inside.
en
Two boys wearing sports uniforms stand in a grassy field.
The boys are playing soccer.
neutral
Soccer isn't the only sport that happens on a field.
en
Two boys wearing sports uniforms stand in a grassy field.
The two boys are outside.
entailment
A grassy field is outside.
en
the shadows of what appears to be two men grabbing another man from atop a large building
There are shadows of people.
entailment
Two man can be called people.
en
the shadows of what appears to be two men grabbing another man from atop a large building
A man gives a speech at a school.
contradiction
men grabbing another man is not gives a speech.
en
the shadows of what appears to be two men grabbing another man from atop a large building
Shadows of people fighting can be seen.
neutral
Just because shadows show men grabbing another man does not mean people are fighting.
en
A woman wearing a hat with making bread.
The head chef makes bread.
neutral
Wearing a hat doesn't imply being head chef.
en
A woman wearing a hat with making bread.
A woman is trying on hats.
contradiction
The woman cannot be making bread and trying on hats simultaneously.
en
A woman wearing a hat with making bread.
A woman is making bread.
entailment
A woman making bread is the same as a woman making bread.
en
Cheerleaders build a pyramid near the goal-line.
Cheerleaders practice on the field before their big day.
neutral
Doing something isn't always practice. The pyramid could be happening on the big day instead of before it.
en
Cheerleaders build a pyramid near the goal-line.
A group of cheerleaders are on a field together.
entailment
Cheerleaders are implied to be a group and building a pyramid near the goal line requires being on the field together.
en
Cheerleaders build a pyramid near the goal-line.
Cheerleaders sit on the sidelines as their team loses.
contradiction
If the Cheerleaders sit on the sidelines they would not be able to build a pyramid. Cheerleaders don't usually build a pyramid if their team loses.
en
Cheerleaders have made three people pyramids.
Football players have made three people pyramids.
contradiction
Cheerleaders are not football players. Football players are usually boys, and cheerleaders are usually girls.
en