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Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Men dancing in the street. | contradiction | They can not be chipping tiles and dancing at the same time. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Men are working. | entailment | Chipping tiles is a form of work. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Seven men are working with tools. | entailment | Chipping tiles is a form of work and hammers are tools. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Men pulling up a tile floor in order to replace it. | neutral | It is possible to chip a tile without pulling it up. Chipping a tile is not always to replace it. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Several males are using hammers to chip away tiles. | entailment | Men are male and chipping tiles could imply chipping away at them. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Two men in hard hats are sitting on a beam at the top of a new highrise. | contradiction | There can be either two or seven men. They can not be chipping tiles and sitting on a beam at the same time. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | The men are fixing floor. | contradiction | They can not be chipping tiles and fixing floor at the same time. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | Seven men are quickly chipping away bathroom tiles with hammers. | neutral | It is possible to chip slowly. Not all tiles are from the bathroom. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | people are chipping tiles. | entailment | Men are people. | en |
Seven men chipping tiles with hammers. | A group of men wearing yellow hard hats are chipping away at some tile. | neutral | Men chipping away tiles does not imply yellow hard hats are being worn. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A female is outside. | entailment | A girl is female and grass is typically outside. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A girl is being lazy and laying on the carpet. | contradiction | The girl can not jump in the glass and lay on the carpet at the same time. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | An aspiring acrobat is practicing her routine in a park. | neutral | Not all girls who jump are aspiring acrobats. Not all jumps are routines. Not all grass is in a park. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | a girl is lying down in bed | contradiction | The girl can not jump in the glass and lay down in bed at the same time. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | The grass absorbs a child leaping vertically. | entailment | A girl is a child and jumping could imply leaping vertically. The grass does indeed absorb the impact of a person jumping in it. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | There is a girl sitting on a chair. | contradiction | The girl can not jump in the glass and sit on a chair at the same time. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | The girl is seen playing on a freshly mowed lawn. | neutral | Jumping does not always imply playing. Some grass is not freshly mowed. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A girl is jumping to set a world record. | neutral | Just because she is jumping doesn't infer she is to set a world record. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | There is a girl jumping through a sprinkler in the yard. | neutral | Just because a girl jumps in the grass doesn't infer that there is a sprinkler. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A little girl is playing outside. | entailment | Jumping is a common activity in outdoor play and grass is typically outside. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A sedentary girl is spotted seated on the concrete. | contradiction | Being sedentary and seated can not occur while a girl jumps and being in the grass is impossible while being on the concrete. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | a girl is jumping | entailment | If the girl jumps in the grass, she must be jumping. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | There is a person jumping. | entailment | A girl is a person. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | a girl is training for a track meet | neutral | Just because there is a girl jumping in the grass does not infer that she is training for a track meet. | en |
A girl jumps in the grass. | A boy is bouncing on a trampoline. | contradiction | A person is either a boy or a girl and bouncing on a trampoline can not occur while a child jumps in the grass. | en |
A worker is gardening in a variety of plants. | A person is near plants. | entailment | Someone who is gardening will be near plants. | en |
A worker is gardening in a variety of plants. | The gardener pulls up the weeds. | neutral | Just because a worker is gardening does not infer that the gardener pulls anything. | en |
A worker is gardening in a variety of plants. | The gardener is not near any plants. | contradiction | A gardener is not near any plants is not true while gardening in a variety of plants. | en |
One man stands in the shallow water while another sits on a rock by a river with a rock cliff in the background. | Two men are around water | entailment | Two mean are around water, one is in the shallow water the other is on a rock by the river. | en |
One man stands in the shallow water while another sits on a rock by a river with a rock cliff in the background. | Two friends are around water | neutral | Just because the two men are around either other doesn't infer that they are friends. | en |
One man stands in the shallow water while another sits on a rock by a river with a rock cliff in the background. | Two woman are going for a swim | contradiction | One man and another man can not be two women while a man stands in shallow water or sits on a rock can not be occurring if going for a swim. | en |
A man posing in front of a crowd on a busy street. | A man drinking coffee at an outside cafe. | contradiction | A man posing is not drinking coffee while being on a busy street is not possible at an outside cafe. | en |
A man posing in front of a crowd on a busy street. | A man standing in front of a crowd on a busy street. | entailment | The man is standing in front of a crowd he could be posing while watching the busy street, | en |
A man posing in front of a crowd on a busy street. | A man posing for a picture. | neutral | Just because a man is posing doesn't infer it is for a picture. | en |
Someone wearing a conical hat is gardening in the foreground while people dressed in blue are looking out in the opposite direction. | Nobody is gardening | contradiction | Someone is gardening is impossible if nobody is gardening. | en |
Someone wearing a conical hat is gardening in the foreground while people dressed in blue are looking out in the opposite direction. | A human gardening | entailment | Someone is gardening that is a human who is gardening. | en |
Someone wearing a conical hat is gardening in the foreground while people dressed in blue are looking out in the opposite direction. | A tall human gardening | neutral | Just because someone is wearing a conical hat doesn't infer that they are tall. | en |
One person wearing a Chinese hat, gardening, while a group of people facing the opposite direction stand behind him. | A person is gardening is planting flowers. | neutral | Just because someone is gardening does not infer that they are planting flowers. | en |
One person wearing a Chinese hat, gardening, while a group of people facing the opposite direction stand behind him. | A person is digging a grave. | contradiction | A person can not be gardening while digging a grave. | en |
One person wearing a Chinese hat, gardening, while a group of people facing the opposite direction stand behind him. | A person is gardening. | entailment | The person is gardening that person is wearing a hat. | en |
A worker in a white straw hat with pink gloves on tending a small garden. | A person in a white hat is outdoors. | entailment | A worker is a person, and he is in the garden, so he is outdoors. | en |
A worker in a white straw hat with pink gloves on tending a small garden. | A worker in a white straw hat and pink gloves is digging up weeds. | neutral | Tending to a small garden does not necessarily imply digging up weeds. | en |
A worker in a white straw hat with pink gloves on tending a small garden. | A woman is sitting on the beach on a towel. | contradiction | One can be either tending a small garden or sitting on the beach. | en |
A gardener in a blue jumpsuit and pink gloves is kneeling in the bushes. | The gardener is reaching high to trim a tall tree branch. | contradiction | A gardener can not be reaching high while kneeling and can not be in the bushes if he is attempting to trim a tall tree branch. | en |
A gardener in a blue jumpsuit and pink gloves is kneeling in the bushes. | A gardener is pruning his bushes. | neutral | Just because a gardener is kneeling in bushes with a blue jumpsuit and pink gloves does not infer that he is pruning. | en |
A gardener in a blue jumpsuit and pink gloves is kneeling in the bushes. | There is a person in the plants. | entailment | A gardener is in the plants. | en |
Two kids underneath a sheet playing with a white dog. | The dog is black. | contradiction | The dog is white originally, not black. | en |
Two kids underneath a sheet playing with a white dog. | The dog belongs to the kids. | neutral | It doesn't mean it's the same dog, one could be another color besides white. | en |
Two kids underneath a sheet playing with a white dog. | The kids are playing with a dog. | entailment | The kids are playing with a dog because they are playing with a white dog. | en |
A man in white khakis, a white hat, a black t-shirt, and a gray vest and a young boy in a white t-shirt and dark colored shorts appear to be fishing or looking for precious gems in muddy water. | A man and a boy asleep in muddy water. | contradiction | The people can't be asleep if they're fishing. | en |
A man in white khakis, a white hat, a black t-shirt, and a gray vest and a young boy in a white t-shirt and dark colored shorts appear to be fishing or looking for precious gems in muddy water. | A man and a boy looking for gems in water. | entailment | A boy who is looking for precious gems in muddy water is also looking for gems in water. | en |
A man in white khakis, a white hat, a black t-shirt, and a gray vest and a young boy in a white t-shirt and dark colored shorts appear to be fishing or looking for precious gems in muddy water. | A man and his son looking for gems in water. | neutral | You cant infer that the young boy is the mans son | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | three people plant flowers | entailment | People planting flowers who cover the area with a tarp still plant flowers. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | The old men are going fishing. | contradiction | The men can't be old if they're young. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Some people are planting flowers. | entailment | Some people are planting flowers, there are three people planting flowers. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Three people are working outside. | entailment | The three people who are working outside are planting flowers. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Three people bake a pie | contradiction | People planting flowers and covering with a tarp can not simultaneously bake a pie. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Three people are trying to help preserve a historic garden | neutral | You cant infer that they are doing this to preserve a historic garden | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | three people starting a new garden | neutral | Just because three people are planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp doesn't infer that they at starting anything or doing something new or making a new garden. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | The women are planting a garden together. | neutral | Not all young people are women. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | A group gardens together | entailment | A group of three people are gardens together they are planting flowers. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Three people are planting flower | entailment | Three young people are planting flowers, all three are planting. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | three people in the basement watching movies | contradiction | People planting flowers can not be simultaneously watching movies. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Some people are helping keep the church property beautiful. | neutral | Planting flowers does not imply helping to keep a church beautiful. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Some men are playing video games inside. | contradiction | Three young people and some men are contradictory because the number of and gender is unclear. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Conservationists begin a new project | neutral | Not all young people are conservationists. | en |
Three young people planting flowers and covering the area with a tarp. | Three people are burying a body | contradiction | These sentences are contradictory planting flowers and covering the area is different than burying. | en |
People trying to improve the compound near in their school in downtown Los Angeles. | People are in New York | contradiction | The location of the people is different because one is in downtown Los Angeles and the other in New York. | en |
People trying to improve the compound near in their school in downtown Los Angeles. | People are in Los Angeles. | neutral | Trying to improve a compound in downtown Los Angeles does not necessarily imply being in Los Angeles. | en |
People trying to improve the compound near in their school in downtown Los Angeles. | People are in downtown Los Angeles. | entailment | The school that people are working on is in downtown Los Angeles, so the people are definitely in Los Angeles. | en |
Two girls throwing a football in their backyard. | Two girls are playing catch with a football. | entailment | If two girls are throwing a football, they are playing catch. | en |
Two girls throwing a football in their backyard. | Two girls are in a wresting match. | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because the actions of the girls are different, in the first sentences the girls are throwing a football and in the second wrestling. | en |
Two girls throwing a football in their backyard. | Two girls are chatting while throwing a football. | neutral | Throwing does not imply chatting. | en |
A man in a hat rests on a big rock in the middle of a muddy river as another man behind him carefully makes his way to the rocky path. | there are men near rocks | entailment | One man rests on a big rock and another man is making his way to a rocky path, so they are both near rocks. | en |
A man in a hat rests on a big rock in the middle of a muddy river as another man behind him carefully makes his way to the rocky path. | the men are swimming in the lake | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because the actions of are different in each sentence. | en |
A man in a hat rests on a big rock in the middle of a muddy river as another man behind him carefully makes his way to the rocky path. | the men are trying to find their way home | neutral | Trying to find their way home is not implied by making his way to a path or resting on a rock. | en |
Two young men selling goods in a market. | Two sad men selling goods in a market. | neutral | You cant infer that the men are sad based on their actions | en |
Two young men selling goods in a market. | Two young people selling goods in a market. | entailment | Two young men are also two young people. | en |
Two young men selling goods in a market. | Two young women selling goods in a market. | contradiction | The man can't be women. | en |
A man on a phone stands before a seated man. | There is a man standing near a man | entailment | If a man on a phone stands before a seated man, the man is definitely standing near another man. | en |
A man on a phone stands before a seated man. | There is a man sitting next to someone | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because the man is standing in the first sentence and the man is sitting in the second. | en |
A man on a phone stands before a seated man. | There is man standing near a man outdoors | neutral | Standing before a seated man does not imply being outdoors. | en |
A boy dressed as a pirate and a girl dressed as a princess are running down the street. | The kids are going Trick or Treating for Halloween. | neutral | You cant infer that theyre going Trick or Treating based of the fact theyre wearing costumes | en |
A boy dressed as a pirate and a girl dressed as a princess are running down the street. | Two kids in costume are in the street. | entailment | A child dressed as a pirate and a child dressed as a princess are also children in costume. | en |
A boy dressed as a pirate and a girl dressed as a princess are running down the street. | Two kids dressed as clowns run down the street. | contradiction | The kids can't be dressed as clowns if they're dressed as a pirate and princess. | en |
Children selling beads and jewelry on a floor. | the kids made the jewerly | neutral | Selling does not imply that the kids made the jewelry. | en |
Children selling beads and jewelry on a floor. | the boy was the only one on the floor | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because children selling is a plural and the boy was is singular. | en |
Children selling beads and jewelry on a floor. | the children were on the floor | entailment | The children were on the floor as they were selling beads and jewelry. | en |
Some youth are playing basketball on an outdoor court. | The youth play basketball every day after school. | neutral | Playing basketball does not imply playing every day. | en |
Some youth are playing basketball on an outdoor court. | The youth are playing basketball. | entailment | youth are playing basketball is same as youth are playing basketball | en |
Some youth are playing basketball on an outdoor court. | The old men played tennis. | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory due the fact that the words youth and men are different. | en |
A man is riding a bull at a rodeo setting with a small crowd watching. | a woman eating a cow | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because of the gender of the subjects as sell as their actions or what they are doing such as the man riding or the woman eating. | en |
A man is riding a bull at a rodeo setting with a small crowd watching. | a man competing for 1 million dollars | neutral | Riding does not imply competing. | en |
A man is riding a bull at a rodeo setting with a small crowd watching. | a man riding a bull | entailment | The man is riding a bull at a rodeo. | en |
An older man sits on the rocks and looks on as the younger man investigates what is in the water. | A man is sitting on a rock. | entailment | While a younger man investigates, a man is sitting on a rock. | en |
An older man sits on the rocks and looks on as the younger man investigates what is in the water. | An older man is sitting on a rock with a younger man. | contradiction | The sentences are contradictory because the first sentence is a compound sentence and the second is not. Also, the first sentences describes a man who sits and looks and in the second sentences there is a prepositional phrase. | en |
An older man sits on the rocks and looks on as the younger man investigates what is in the water. | An older man provides supervision as a younger man searches for crawdads. | neutral | Just because an older man sits on the rocks and looks on as the younger man investigates what is in the water does not indicate that an older man provides supervision as a younger man searches for crawdads. | en |
A yellow dog runs through the grass. | The dog is outside. | entailment | It is reasonable to assume that a dog that runs through grass is outside. | en |
A yellow dog runs through the grass. | The dog is sleeping. | contradiction | The dog can't be sleeping if he runs. | en |
A yellow dog runs through the grass. | The dog is black. | neutral | You cant infer the dog is black based of the previous escription | en |
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