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A lady is taking a photo using a canon camera.
There is a woman in the park with a camera.
neutral
A woman is not always in the park.
en
A lady is taking a photo using a canon camera.
There is a woman that is taking photos.
entailment
A lady is a woman and using a canon camera means taking photos.
en
A lady is taking a photo using a canon camera.
There is a woman on a bench in a park.
contradiction
A lady can either be taking a photo or be sitting on a bench.
en
A middle-aged man with a black and white shirt building an airplane in a field with cars all around.
A man is building something.
entailment
A middle aged man is a man and airplane is something.
en
A middle-aged man with a black and white shirt building an airplane in a field with cars all around.
A man is building a large sandcastle on the beach.
contradiction
A man cannot be building an airplane while building a sandcastle at the same time.
en
A middle-aged man with a black and white shirt building an airplane in a field with cars all around.
A man is building a huge airplane in the field.
neutral
Just because he is in a field does not mean the airplane he is building is huge.
en
Official looking people view a map.
People look at a map.
entailment
Official looking is used to describe the people.
en
Official looking people view a map.
City planners view a map of the neighborhood.
neutral
Official looking people doesn't necessarily mean city planners are viewing the map of neighborhood.
en
Official looking people view a map.
Kids make their own treasure map.
contradiction
If officials are looking at a map kids are not making their own.
en
A group of men are looking at multiple maps.
Men are looking at directions.
neutral
Men looking at maps does not mean they are looking at directions.
en
A group of men are looking at multiple maps.
Men are reading books together.
contradiction
The men cannot be reading books while looking at maps.
en
A group of men are looking at multiple maps.
Men are looking at maps together.
entailment
Many are looking at multiple maps at the same time, which suggests they are looking at maps together.
en
Five men looking at a topographical map.
the men try to find the treasure on the map
neutral
Men looking at a map does not mean they are looking for treasure.
en
Five men looking at a topographical map.
the map is looked at
entailment
Five men are who looked at the map and topographical map is a map.
en
Five men looking at a topographical map.
the men are blind and are sleeping
contradiction
Blind men cannot be looking at a map.
en
A group of workers are staring at a map and two men are pointing at the map.
The men are making a decision.
neutral
Just because two men are pointing at a map doesn't mean they are necessarily making a decision
en
A group of workers are staring at a map and two men are pointing at the map.
The men and workers are deciding where to go for lunch.
contradiction
A group does not stare when they are deciding.
en
A group of workers are staring at a map and two men are pointing at the map.
The men and workers are discussing a location
entailment
A group of workers is men and workers and pointing at the map counts as discussing a location.
en
A group of men is standing around a table and looking at a map.
A group of men is standing.
entailment
Standing around a table is standing.
en
A group of men is standing around a table and looking at a map.
A group of men sleeping in the hay.
contradiction
The men can't be sleeping at the same time they are standing looking something.
en
A group of men is standing around a table and looking at a map.
A group of men is standing around a table and looking at a map of South America.
neutral
A map can show many places besides South America.
en
Two motorcyclist neck-to-neck about to take a turn
Two motorcycle drivers making a turn simultaneously.
entailment
Motorcyclist is motorcycle drivers and take a turn is making a turn.
en
Two motorcyclist neck-to-neck about to take a turn
A motorcycle collision.
contradiction
There has to be only one motorcyclist or two motorcyclists. There can't be a collision the same time its turning.
en
Two motorcyclist neck-to-neck about to take a turn
A motorcycle race.
neutral
Two motorcyclists driving neck-to-neck doesn't mean they are necessarily in a race.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
There is a motorcycle race.
entailment
The two motorcyclist are in a race.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
The track in the picture is not perfectly flat.
entailment
The inclined track is not perfectly flat.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two people on bikes are driving on a track.
entailment
The two people on bike are motorcyclist racing.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
The cat runs away from the dog on a motorcycle.
contradiction
A cat and a dog aren't usually motorcyclists. Can't be racing and running away at the same time.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Cars are racing around a track.
contradiction
Motorcyclist are usually riding motorcycles not cars.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two motorcyclist racing in MotoGP
neutral
Not all inclined tracks are MotoGP tracks.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Motorcyclist wearing his gloves before race
contradiction
Usually people wear glove while they race, not before or after.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two motorcyclists are wearing helmets.
neutral
Motorcyclists do not need to physically wear helmets in order to race.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two motorcyclists are standing near their bikes.
contradiction
The motorcyclists can't be standing and racing at the same time.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two motorcyclists are outside.
entailment
The inclined track is outside.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two women are racing their motorcycles.
neutral
Not all motorcycle racers are women. Not all motorcycle racers race their motorcycles. Motorcyclists can race other vehicles besides motorcycles.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two men racing on motorcycles are very close to one another.
neutral
Not all motorcyclists are men. Motorcyclists can race other vehicles besides motorcycles. An inclined track can be large so the motorcyclists are not necessarily very close to one another.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
The only vehicle that anyone who is visible has ever driven is a car or SUV.
contradiction
There should be visible motorcycles but there is only car and SUV. Have to be either be driving car or motorcycles, one or the other, not both at same time.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
There is some risk that somebody could be at least a little injured.
neutral
If you don't understand the nature of racing and do not know what an inclined track is, you would not know that there is a risk of injury. Racing is a dangerous sport, therefore common sense tells us the risk of injury is ever present.
en
Two motorcyclist racing on an inclined track.
Two motorcyclist racing
entailment
The motorcyclist racing can only be racing on an inclined track.
en
Two motorcycle drivers race around a bend at high speeds wearing highly florescent yellow, blue and green colors.
The drivers are going at high speeds
neutral
The motorcycle drivers may not be racing around a bend thus not going at high speeds.
en
Two motorcycle drivers race around a bend at high speeds wearing highly florescent yellow, blue and green colors.
The drivers are racing
entailment
The drivers racing are motorcycle drivers.
en
Two motorcycle drivers race around a bend at high speeds wearing highly florescent yellow, blue and green colors.
THe drivers are sleeping
contradiction
The drivers can't be sleeping and racing at the same time.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Motorcyclists are in a close race around a corner.
entailment
Neck and neck refers to a close race.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The motorcyclists are indoors.
contradiction
Motorcyclists usually race outside not inside. The word 'Motorcyclists' seems like it refers to more that two people.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Motorcyclists are stopped at a stop sign.
contradiction
Motorcyclist can't be stopped at the same time they are racing.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two bicyclists are racing around a corner.
contradiction
There is two bicyclists not two motorcyclists.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The motorcyclists are rivals.
neutral
Not all motorcyclists who race neck and neck around a corner are rivals.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two motorcyclists race.
entailment
The two motorcyclists can only be racing neck and neck.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The motorcyclists are moving fast.
entailment
The two motorcyclists racing neck and neck are moving fast.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two motorcyclists race to see who's motorcycle is faster.
neutral
we didn't know why they were racing to see whos bike could go faster.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two motorcycles drive themselves around a corner.
contradiction
The motorcycles drive themselves rather than being operated by motorcyclists.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two motorcyclists participating in a race.
neutral
We did nt know they were participating in a race.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Motorcyclists dressed in different uniforms race around a corner in a stadium.
neutral
We didn't know they were dressed in uniforms or that they were in a stadium.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The motorcyclists are riding dirt bikes.
neutral
We didn't know they were riding dirt bikes.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The two motorcyclists are racing each other.
entailment
The two motorcyclists racing each other are neck and neck.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
The motorcyclists didn't finish the race.
contradiction
One set of motorcyclists is done racing since they didn't finish while the others are still racing neck and neck.
en
Two motorcyclists racing neck and neck around a corner.
Two motorcyclists are riding their bikes.
entailment
in a both sentence neck and riding is not same.
en
Two motorcycle racers are in a close race.
Two people are competing.
entailment
Motor cycle racers are the people competing.
en
Two motorcycle racers are in a close race.
The two racers are riding road bikes.
neutral
Two bikers on road doesn't mean they're racing.
en
Two motorcycle racers are in a close race.
Some people are inspecting their motorcycles.
contradiction
If two motorcycle racers are racing they are not inspecting their motorcycle.
en
Three men standing with drinks in their hands having a conversation under an outdoor shelter, one man appears to be wearing a jewish cap.
Two men making fun of jewish cap
contradiction
The group cannot total two men and three men simultaneously.
en
Three men standing with drinks in their hands having a conversation under an outdoor shelter, one man appears to be wearing a jewish cap.
Men discussing their jewish woman eneds
neutral
We didn't know they were discussing Jewish women eneds. Maybe needs?
en
Three men standing with drinks in their hands having a conversation under an outdoor shelter, one man appears to be wearing a jewish cap.
Three men In a shelter
entailment
Shelter and shelter are the same.
en
Three older men, one with a yarmulke, one with glasses, and one with a striped shirt are talking.
People having a conversation.
entailment
Talking implies conversation.
en
Three older men, one with a yarmulke, one with glasses, and one with a striped shirt are talking.
A girl getting a haircut.
contradiction
A girl is referenced instead of men.
en
Three older men, one with a yarmulke, one with glasses, and one with a striped shirt are talking.
A Jewish man talking to two other guys.
neutral
We Didn't know the two other guys weren't Jewish.
en
Three gentle men having a discussion about the seminar they just attended in Florida.
The boys enjoyed the Florida beach.
contradiction
He refers to boys visiting a beach, not men attending a seminar.
en
Three gentle men having a discussion about the seminar they just attended in Florida.
The men talked about their seminar in Florida.
entailment
Discussion implies talked.
en
Three gentle men having a discussion about the seminar they just attended in Florida.
The men enjoyed their time in Florida
neutral
We didn't know they enjoyed their time.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
This road worker at the intersection loves his job.
neutral
We didn't know the road worker enjoyed his job.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A man is directing traffic.
neutral
intersection doesn't imply directing traffic.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
The man is dancing on stage.
contradiction
The man cannot be dancing on stage while he also stands in an intersection
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A man in a hard hat is standing at an intersection with a flag.
entailment
Stands implies standing.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A man in an orange hard hat is standing at the intersection.
contradiction
The man's hat is orange instead of blue.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A construction worker is directing traffic around the sinkhole in the intersection.
neutral
We didn't know a construction worker was directing traffic around a sinkhole.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A person is dressed to be easily seen.
entailment
Orange safety vest implies easily seen.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A man is holding a flag.
entailment
Holding a flag and holding a flag are the same.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
There is construction going on.
neutral
A man in a hard hat stands with a flag does not imply construction is going on.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
The man wearing a blue hard hat and orange safety vest is the boss.
neutral
Am man in a hard hat does not imply the man is the boss.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
The Village People have reunited.
contradiction
The man and the village people are two separate and unrelated people.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A road worker stands at a intersection working.
entailment
Holding a flag implies working.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
The man has on a blue vest.
contradiction
The man has a blue vest instead of an orange vest.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
A man stands at an intersection.
entailment
Stands in an intersection is the same as stands at an intersection.
en
A man in a blue hard hat and orange safety vest stands in an intersection while holding a flag.
The road worker at the intersection had a pirate flag.
contradiction
There can either a flag or a pirate flag.
en
Three men talking to each other and drinking.
Three women are going for a bike ride.
contradiction
There can either be three men or three women.
en
Three men talking to each other and drinking.
Three men are drinking and talking.
entailment
Talking implies talking.
en
Three men talking to each other and drinking.
Three men are enjoying happy hour after work.
neutral
Talking to each other does not imply enjoying happy hour after work.
en
A man leaning on his chair while an old couple dances next to him.
A man showing off his dance moves on the floor.
contradiction
A man cannot be leaning and dancing at the same time.
en
A man leaning on his chair while an old couple dances next to him.
A man sitting while people dance.
entailment
An old couple are people.
en
A man leaning on his chair while an old couple dances next to him.
A man watching his parents dance at their anniversary.
neutral
Dances does not imply anniversary and a couple are not necessarily parents.
en
A large group of computer gamers are arranged in a row while playing games.
A group of people are playing Dungeons and Dragons at a table.
contradiction
If a group of computer gamers are laying on the computer they are not playing at the table.
en
A large group of computer gamers are arranged in a row while playing games.
A group of people are playing computer games.
entailment
Computer gamers are the people playing.
en
A large group of computer gamers are arranged in a row while playing games.
A group of gamers are having a LAN party.
neutral
Gamers arranged in a row doesn't necessarily mean they're having a LAN party
en
A bunch of young adults stare in concentration at their computer monitors as they competitively game.
A group of children are putting together a jigsaw puzzle on a low table.
contradiction
There can either be a bunch or young adults or a group of children.
en
A bunch of young adults stare in concentration at their computer monitors as they competitively game.
Some young people are playing computer games.
entailment
People competitively game by playing computer games.
en
A bunch of young adults stare in concentration at their computer monitors as they competitively game.
A group of college students play World of Warcraft in their dorm room.
neutral
Young adults are not normally college students and game does not imply World of Warcraft or that they are in their dorm room.
en
A woman squatting in dirt with a large bin of potatoes in front of her.
The woman is sitting in the bleachers.
contradiction
One cannot be squatting and sitting simultaneously.
en
A woman squatting in dirt with a large bin of potatoes in front of her.
The woman is outside.
entailment
Dirt is usually found outside.
en
A woman squatting in dirt with a large bin of potatoes in front of her.
The woman is picking her potatoes.
neutral
A large bin of potatoes does not imply picking potatoes.
en
A larger man in a leaf-printed shirt is working with his remote controlled airplane.
A heavyset man in a leaf-printed shirt is playing with an RC airplane.
entailment
An RC airplane is a type of remote controlled airplane.
en