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A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | A couple stand looking at their crashed motorcycles as no one stops to help | neutral | Being on the highway does not mean that their motorcycles are crashed. Standing on the highway does not automatically mean that they need someone to stop for help. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The woman is performing at the opera. | contradiction | A man is different from a woma. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man and women are in the ocean. | contradiction | The highway is different from the ocean. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man and woman are outside. | entailment | The middle of the highway is outside. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | A man is zooming around in his car. | contradiction | A man and a woman is not just one person a man but two. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | Two men look down at their crashed bicycles by the side of the road | contradiction | Two men are not a man and a woman. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | A couple is watching motorcyles pass by on a highway. | entailment | A man and a woman are a couple. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man is wearing jeans. | neutral | Men don't always have to be wearing jeans. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man and woman have legs. | entailment | The man and the woman are using their legs for standing. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man and woman are outside. | entailment | The highway is outside. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | Two people stand in the highway looking at motorcyles | entailment | A man and a woman are two people. | en |
A man and a woman are standing in the middle of the highway looking at motorcycles on the road as traffic is passing. | The man is shooting laser beams from his eyes. | contradiction | A man and a woman is not just one person a man but two. | en |
An old man wearing a red suit stands in a large social gathering. | The man has lived for many years | entailment | An old man is someone who has lived for many years. | en |
An old man wearing a red suit stands in a large social gathering. | The man is 10 years old | contradiction | An old man cannot be 10 years. | en |
An old man wearing a red suit stands in a large social gathering. | The man is 102 years old | neutral | Being old doesn't automatically mean that they are exactly 102 years old. | en |
Construction workers look on from top of building while two more are suspended from a crane in a basket. | Construction workers look on as a crane carries workers. | entailment | Construction workers watch other construction workers in a crane. | en |
Construction workers look on from top of building while two more are suspended from a crane in a basket. | Two workers are carried by a crane to a dangerous portion of incomplete construction. | neutral | Being at the top of a building doesn't automatically mean that the construction is incomplete, nor that it is a dangerous portion of the building. | en |
Construction workers look on from top of building while two more are suspended from a crane in a basket. | A man blows his nose by a train track. | contradiction | Top of a building is not a train track. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | The ladies are both wearing black | contradiction | The black contradicts the purple and the blue. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | TWO LADIES ARE BOWLING | contradiction | Ladies playing cannot be bowling the same time. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | ladies in dresses. | entailment | The two ladies are dressed in a purple dress and a blue dress. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | Two ladies play games with a group of children | entailment | London Bridges is a game. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | TWO LADIES ARE PLAYING WITH LITTLE GIRLS | neutral | Not all children are little girls. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | The ladies are young. | neutral | Not all ladies are young. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | The ladies are playing with the kids. | entailment | A group of children are also the kids | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | Two teachers play with children during recess | neutral | Just because the two ladies are playing with a group of children, does not mean it is during their recess. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | The children are ghosts. | contradiction | Ladies and children are different. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | woman play | entailment | Two ladies are women and they play. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | Two women scold children for playing roughly | contradiction | Scold is different than playing. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | some boys are playing with the woman | neutral | The children the ladies are playing with does not imply the children are boys. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | the children have eaten all the woman in the area | contradiction | Eaten is different than playing. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | The lady is going to a ball | neutral | The two ladies that are dressed in purple, and one in blue does not imply they are going to a ball. | en |
Two ladies, one dressed in purple and one in blue, are playing London Bridges outside with a group of children. | TWO LADIES ARE OUTSIDE | entailment | Sentence 2 didn't include description of the ladies or what they were doing, but kept it simple Two ladies and outside. | en |
Two men looking down on a building from a cherry picker. | The men are watching tv. | contradiction | Looking down is different than watching tv. | en |
Two men looking down on a building from a cherry picker. | The two men are wearing work clothes. | neutral | Just because the men are looking down on a building does not imply that they are wearing work clothes. | en |
Two men looking down on a building from a cherry picker. | The two men are higher than the building. | entailment | If someone is looking down they are higher up. | en |
Constructions workers are working on a building. | People working on a building | entailment | Construction workers are people. | en |
Constructions workers are working on a building. | People walking outside | contradiction | Walking outside is different than working. | en |
Constructions workers are working on a building. | People working to meet a deadline | neutral | Just because the construction workers are working on a building, does not imply that they are on a deadline. | en |
An old man wearing a suit, tie, and a captain's hat is standing amid a crowd, with an angry look on his face. | Captain Ahab is looking for the whale | neutral | The man wearing a suit, tie, and a captain's hat does not imply he is a Captain. | en |
An old man wearing a suit, tie, and a captain's hat is standing amid a crowd, with an angry look on his face. | Captain Ahab will get the whale | contradiction | Old man is different from Captain Ahab. | en |
An old man wearing a suit, tie, and a captain's hat is standing amid a crowd, with an angry look on his face. | The old man is unhappy | entailment | And old man is the same as The old man and angry look is the same as saying unhappy. | en |
a young girl and two friends are playing. | The young girl is studying. | contradiction | playing is not the same as studying | en |
a young girl and two friends are playing. | The young girl is human. | entailment | young girl with two friends because she is a human | en |
a young girl and two friends are playing. | The young girl is playing with boys. | neutral | The girl's friends would not necessarily be boys. | en |
A wakeboarder is jumping a huge wave. | the wakeboarder is in the ocean | neutral | Just because, the wakeboarder is jumping a huge wave does not imply the wakeboarder is in the ocean. | en |
A wakeboarder is jumping a huge wave. | someone is jumping a wave | entailment | They substituted someone for wakeboarder. | en |
A wakeboarder is jumping a huge wave. | the wakeboarder is not jumping | contradiction | Is jumping is different than not jumping. | en |
A woman with a brown messenger bag is riding a bike down a street. | There is a person outside. | entailment | the woman outside is riding a bike | en |
A woman with a brown messenger bag is riding a bike down a street. | This person is riding a bike to work. | neutral | We only know that the lady is riding her bike down a street, we do not know that she is riding her bike to work, which would be presumed down the street. | en |
A woman with a brown messenger bag is riding a bike down a street. | This person is jogging down a hill. | contradiction | The person is either jogging or riding a bike. | en |
A woman with a messenger bag is riding a bike. | A woman is riding a bike. | entailment | With a messenger bag is a description that can be left out without changing the sentence. | en |
A woman with a messenger bag is riding a bike. | The bike is blue. | neutral | The bike the woman is riding, does not imply the bike is blue. | en |
A woman with a messenger bag is riding a bike. | A woman is riding a horse. | contradiction | Bike is different than horse. | en |
A woman with a satchel is riding on a bike smiling. | The woman is delivering a package | neutral | Just because a women is with a satchel on a bike does not mean she is delivering a package. | en |
A woman with a satchel is riding on a bike smiling. | The woman is running | contradiction | One cannot be riding and running simultaneously. | en |
A woman with a satchel is riding on a bike smiling. | The woman is outdoors | entailment | A woman is outside riding a bike. | en |
A young girl dressed in a Minnie mouse outfit and an older woman walking down the sidewalk. | The young girl is the woman's granddaughter. | neutral | A girl with an older woman would not always be the woman's granddaughter. | en |
A young girl dressed in a Minnie mouse outfit and an older woman walking down the sidewalk. | A young girl and a woman are walking on the sidewalk. | entailment | walking down the sidewalk is rephrasing of walking on the sidewalk | en |
A young girl dressed in a Minnie mouse outfit and an older woman walking down the sidewalk. | The young girl and woman are sitting at a table eating dinner. | contradiction | walking is not the same as sitting | en |
A dog is playing in water. | The dog is playing in a lake. | neutral | Just because the dog is playing in water, does not mean the water is a lake. | en |
A dog is playing in water. | A dog is wet. | entailment | if a dog is playing in water, he must be wet. | en |
A dog is playing in water. | A dog is asleep in its bed. | contradiction | Water and bed are different. | en |
man in van painted like the mystery machine parked in front of house | The van is old. | neutral | Just because the van is painted like the mystery machine, does not imply the van is old. | en |
man in van painted like the mystery machine parked in front of house | The van is parked in front of a house. | entailment | Painted like the mystery machine is a description that can be left out without changing the sentence. | en |
man in van painted like the mystery machine parked in front of house | There is a women in a car. | contradiction | Man is different than women. | en |
A van painted in bright blue, pink, and green is driving down the road. | There is a vehicle in this picture. | entailment | A van is a vehicle. | en |
A van painted in bright blue, pink, and green is driving down the road. | The van is being driven across country to San Francisco. | neutral | A van driving down the road does not mean it is being driven across country to San Francisco | en |
A van painted in bright blue, pink, and green is driving down the road. | The van was destroyed in the accident. | contradiction | If the van was destroyed, it cannot be driving. | en |
A blond-headed child holding a red broom. | A brown-headed child is holding a blue broom. | contradiction | brown and blond are different colors, just as blue and red are also different colors | en |
A blond-headed child holding a red broom. | The child wants to help clean up the mess he made. | neutral | holding a red broom doesn't always mean clean up the mess he made. | en |
A blond-headed child holding a red broom. | A child is holding a cleaning tool in his hand. | entailment | A red broom is a cleaning tool. | en |
Colorful van with blue above and green with pink "clouds" on the bottom sitting in front of a fenced in home and sign saying "Jaguar" in front. | A sign reads no trespassers allowed in front of an industrial building. | contradiction | If the sign says jaguar, it does not say no trespassers. | en |
Colorful van with blue above and green with pink "clouds" on the bottom sitting in front of a fenced in home and sign saying "Jaguar" in front. | A sign in front of a fenced in home housing exotic animals says "Jaguar". | neutral | A van in front of a home and a sign saying Jaguar does not mean its a home housing exotic animals | en |
Colorful van with blue above and green with pink "clouds" on the bottom sitting in front of a fenced in home and sign saying "Jaguar" in front. | A sign reads "Jaguar". | entailment | Sign saying 'Jaguar' is the same as A sign reads 'Jaguar'. | en |
A caucasian male toddler sweeps the tiled floor. | A toddler sweeps up his mess. | neutral | Sweeping a tiled floor does not mean its the toddler's mess | en |
A caucasian male toddler sweeps the tiled floor. | A black child washes a window. | contradiction | The child cannot be both caucasian and black. | en |
A caucasian male toddler sweeps the tiled floor. | A white toddler sweeps the floor. | entailment | A caucasian toddler is a white toddler. | en |
The small blond-haired child is holding a broom. | Nobody has a broom. | contradiction | the blonde child cannot have the broom if nobody has a broom | en |
The small blond-haired child is holding a broom. | A huge white broom. | neutral | The broom may be small or huge. | en |
The small blond-haired child is holding a broom. | A human holding a broom | entailment | the child same as a human | en |
A little child with a sweater, blue shirt and black pants, holding a broom in a kitchen. | the child was doing chores | neutral | A child with a broom would not necessarily be doing chores. | en |
A little child with a sweater, blue shirt and black pants, holding a broom in a kitchen. | the child was in the kitchen | entailment | a child holding a broom in a kitchen because the child was in the kitchen | en |
A little child with a sweater, blue shirt and black pants, holding a broom in a kitchen. | the child worke a black dress | contradiction | pants is not the same as dress | en |
A young child in blue sweeps the floors like his parents. | A child doing chores. | entailment | A young child is a child and sweeps the floors implies a child doing chores. | en |
A young child in blue sweeps the floors like his parents. | A young child sweeping the floor with a large cat. | contradiction | The young child cannot sweep the floor like his parents using a cat. | en |
A young child in blue sweeps the floors like his parents. | A child sweeping the floor with a Swiffer. | neutral | A young child sweeping does not mean the child is using a Swiffer | en |
A young man does exercises in his fencing class. | The man only uses guns. | contradiction | The man cannot do exercises with guns. | en |
A young man does exercises in his fencing class. | The man is athletic. | neutral | Just because the man does exercises doesn't mean he is athletic. | en |
A young man does exercises in his fencing class. | The man has held a sword. | entailment | A man in fencing class implies he held a sword. | en |
Man wearing black is holding a sword with his arms out. | The man has white robes. | contradiction | The man cannot wear black if he is wearing white robes. | en |
Man wearing black is holding a sword with his arms out. | The adult is only wearing black. | neutral | Wearing black is not the same as only wearing black | en |
Man wearing black is holding a sword with his arms out. | The man has a weapon. | entailment | A man holding a sword implies he has a weapon. | en |
A man in a gym performs moves with outstretched arms. | A guy exercising next to a trainer. | neutral | A man in a gym performing moves with outstretched hands does not mean his is exercising next to a trainer | en |
A man in a gym performs moves with outstretched arms. | A guy exercising. | entailment | A man in a gym implies he is exercising. | en |
A man in a gym performs moves with outstretched arms. | A woman exercising next to a trainer. | contradiction | The person cannot be both a man and a woman. | en |
A man holding his arms out horizontally, and gripping a fencing sword in his right hand, as people in the background do the same thing. | The man is sitting reading a newspaper. | contradiction | The man cannot be holding out his arms if he is sitting. | en |
A man holding his arms out horizontally, and gripping a fencing sword in his right hand, as people in the background do the same thing. | The man is learning how to fence. | neutral | A man holding a fencing sword does not mean he is learning how to fence | en |
A man holding his arms out horizontally, and gripping a fencing sword in his right hand, as people in the background do the same thing. | A man is holding a sword. | entailment | Gripping a fencing sword implies he is holding a sword. | en |
Teen boy practicing with a sword in a gym with his team. | A boy is practicing for a competition in the gym using a sword. | neutral | A teen boy practicing does not mean he is practicing for competition | en |
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