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Ann older man with a gray beard is cooking in the kitchen.
Older man with beard is cooking.
entailment
Cooking implies using the kitchen.
en
Ann older man with a gray beard is cooking in the kitchen.
The man is cooking for his wide.
neutral
A wide is not the only person for whom one may cook.
en
Ann older man with a gray beard is cooking in the kitchen.
Older woman with beard is cooking.
contradiction
An man is not a woman cooking.
en
A man in an apron smiling as he fries food.
A woman is baking cookies.
contradiction
A man is no woman cooking.
en
A man in an apron smiling as he fries food.
A man fries some food.
entailment
Fried food makes people happy.
en
A man in an apron smiling as he fries food.
A man is making fried chicken.
neutral
Other foods can be fried, besides chicken.
en
An army man uses his binoculars to see into the distance.
There is a man looking in the mirror
contradiction
One cannot look through binoculars and a mirror simultaneously.
en
An army man uses his binoculars to see into the distance.
There is a man looking into the far
entailment
Looking far requires the use of binoculars by the man.
en
An army man uses his binoculars to see into the distance.
There is a man looking into the far at kids playing
neutral
He could be looking at something other than at kids playing.
en
A child stand with an elderly women at the 96th Street subway station.
The child stands with his grandmother.
neutral
A child and its caretaker or companion need not be grandmother and grandchild.
en
A child stand with an elderly women at the 96th Street subway station.
The child is alone.
contradiction
If a person is standing with a woman then they are not alone.
en
A child stand with an elderly women at the 96th Street subway station.
There is a subway station on 96th Street.
entailment
96th street subway station is same as subway station on 96th street
en
A grandma holds her grandson's hand at a train stop.
Grandma and grandson.
neutral
There is nothing in "Grandma and grandson" that cannot be inferred.
en
A grandma holds her grandson's hand at a train stop.
Grandfather holding grandson's hand.
contradiction
A grandma is not a grandfather.
en
A grandma holds her grandson's hand at a train stop.
Grandma and grandson waiting for train.
entailment
Two people waiting for a train hold hands.
en
An old lady in a big black coat holds the hand of a young boy in a blue jacket in the subway.
A grandma enjoys spending the afternoon with her grandson.
neutral
An old lady and young boy are not necessarily grandma and grandson, and she may not be enjoying the afternoon.
en
An old lady in a big black coat holds the hand of a young boy in a blue jacket in the subway.
A child has at least one of his hands occupied.
entailment
Holding hands shows is a sign of affection.
en
An old lady in a big black coat holds the hand of a young boy in a blue jacket in the subway.
A old lady looks through her cabinets for her favorite mug.
contradiction
An old lady cannot look through her cabinets while being on the subway simultaneously.
en
A man smiles at the camera as he fries his food in a large cast-iron pan.
The man is sleeping.
contradiction
A man cannot smile and fry his food when he is sleeping.
en
A man smiles at the camera as he fries his food in a large cast-iron pan.
The man is cooking food.
entailment
Using a cast-iron pan is one way to cook food.
en
A man smiles at the camera as he fries his food in a large cast-iron pan.
The man is making fried chicken.
neutral
Not all fried foods are chicken.
en
A lady and a boy are holding hands.
The people are touching.
entailment
Touching is a requirement for holding hands.
en
A lady and a boy are holding hands.
A woman and her son walk to school together.
neutral
The boy is not necessarily the woman's son, and they may be walking together to a place that is not school.
en
A lady and a boy are holding hands.
The people are on opposite sides of a 4-lane highway.
contradiction
They cannot hold hands if the are on opposite side of a 4-lane highway.
en
A child sits on a sidewalk as people walk by.
The child is drawing on the sidewalk with chalk.
neutral
One can sit on the sidewalk without drawing with chalk.
en
A child sits on a sidewalk as people walk by.
The child is outside.
entailment
The child sitting on a sidewalk is a rephrasing of outside.
en
A child sits on a sidewalk as people walk by.
The child is on the couch.
contradiction
Once cannot be on a sidewalk and on the couch at the same time.
en
A little boy in Hawaiian shorts plays in a sprinkler.
A little boy is playing with blocks in the living room.
contradiction
There wouldn't be a sprinkler in the living room.
en
A little boy in Hawaiian shorts plays in a sprinkler.
A little boy is playing outside.
entailment
A little boy playing in a sprinkler infers that he is playing outside.
en
A little boy in Hawaiian shorts plays in a sprinkler.
A little boy is playing outside in a sprinkler in summer.
neutral
We do not know it is summer, it could be winter, fall or spring.
en
A singer standing in green light.
A singer stands onstage as a green light shines on them.
neutral
The singer could be somewhere besides onstage, and the green light may not be shining on them.
en
A singer standing in green light.
A singer stands inside a green light.
entailment
The green light indicates where the singer is standing.
en
A singer standing in green light.
A guitar player sits on a stool and plays.
contradiction
A singer is not the same as a guitar player typically. In addition, one cannot be standing and sitting at the same time.
en
A lady in khaki pants and a peach shirt walking over a bridge with her had on her head and a young boy sitting in front of her next to a bamboo.
A man is walking over a bridge.
contradiction
The subjects, lady and man, cannot be referring to the same person.
en
A lady in khaki pants and a peach shirt walking over a bridge with her had on her head and a young boy sitting in front of her next to a bamboo.
A woman is walking over bridge.
entailment
A lady is the same as a woman.
en
A lady in khaki pants and a peach shirt walking over a bridge with her had on her head and a young boy sitting in front of her next to a bamboo.
A woman is walking to her child.
neutral
The woman could be walking elsewhere, not just to her child.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
Goats fleeing from a bridge after realizing a troll was beneath it.
contradiction
A boy and goats are referencing different subjects. In addition, one cannot sit and flee from a bridge at the same time.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
The boy is alone in his house.
contradiction
He is not alone if he when people are walking by. In addition, being in his house versus along side a bridge are different locations.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
The boy is reading his book.
neutral
The boy has a book.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A person with a hat
entailment
A teenage boy is the same as a person.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A blonde boy with a hat.
neutral
The boy is blonde.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A teenage boy jogs through a park alone.
contradiction
One cannot sit and jog at the same time. They are also not alone when people are walking by.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A man wearing a mask is waiting for his friends.
contradiction
A teenage boy is not yet a man.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
The boy is outdoors.
entailment
A teenage boy is a boy.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A boy is waiting for his friends by the bridge.
neutral
The boy is waiting.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
People passing by a young man.
entailment
People walk by is the same as people passing by.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
People trying to ignore the hoodlum skulking below the bridge.
neutral
They ignore the boy because they don't trust him.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A teenage boy with a red hat sits near a bridge waiting for his friend to arrive, he watch the people walking by to see if any are his friend.
neutral
He is waiting for a friend.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
Nobody has a hat
contradiction
A teenage boy is not typically named Nobody. In addition, the teenage boy has a red hat, and Nobody infers one does not have a hat.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
A teenage boy sits outside and people are walking by.
entailment
A boy sits along a pedestrian bridge is the same as a boy sits outside.
en
A teenage boy with a red hat sits along side a pedestrian bridge while people walk by.
There is a boy wearing a hat.
entailment
A boy with a hat is the same as a boy wearing a hat.
en
A boy with a red hat is sitting and selling things on the street.
A young boy is selling merchandise with his mother, a street vendor.
neutral
His mother is with him.
en
A boy with a red hat is sitting and selling things on the street.
A boy is sitting outside
entailment
A boy being on the street must mean he is outside.
en
A boy with a red hat is sitting and selling things on the street.
The boy is wearing a blue hat and sitting inside.
contradiction
The hat cannot be red and blue simultaneously. He cannot be selling things on the street and sitting inside simultaneously.
en
A woman in a redhead wrap is sitting on a bridge.
The woman is at home in her pajamas.
contradiction
One cannot be on a bridge and at home simultaneously.
en
A woman in a redhead wrap is sitting on a bridge.
The woman is outdoors.
entailment
A woman sitting on a bridge must mean she is outdoors.
en
A woman in a redhead wrap is sitting on a bridge.
The woman is reading a book.
neutral
Just because a woman is sitting does not mean that reading a book is taking place.
en
A very young adorable baby who has a long-sleeve shirt on that says i am the boss, is crying and upset.
The young baby is in a stroller.
neutral
The location of the baby is not implied to be a stroller.
en
A very young adorable baby who has a long-sleeve shirt on that says i am the boss, is crying and upset.
The young baby is smiling and laughing.
contradiction
The baby cannot be crying and upset as well as smiling and laughing simultaneously.
en
A very young adorable baby who has a long-sleeve shirt on that says i am the boss, is crying and upset.
The young baby is crying.
entailment
A baby being upset is the same as a baby crying.
en
A young boy in a striped shirt is holding a cricket.
A boy is wearing a polka dot shirt.
contradiction
He cannot wear a striped shirt and a polka dot shirt simultaneously.
en
A young boy in a striped shirt is holding a cricket.
A boy is holding an insect.
entailment
A cricket is the same as an insect.
en
A young boy in a striped shirt is holding a cricket.
A boy is holding a cricket in the backyard.
neutral
He is in his backyard.
en
Two young girls are outside in dresses.
Two young girls are outside
entailment
Two young girls are outside entails their activities in dresses.
en
Two young girls are outside in dresses.
Two young girls are happily outside
neutral
The girls can be outside but not happily outside.
en
Two young girls are outside in dresses.
Two young girls are not outside
contradiction
Girls can either be outside or not outside
en
A boy in a red, white, and blue striped shirt holding and examining a bug.
The boy is playing with a cat.
contradiction
This refers to a bug not a cat.
en
A boy in a red, white, and blue striped shirt holding and examining a bug.
A boy has a bug.
entailment
A boy has a bug is a good indication the he is examining it.
en
A boy in a red, white, and blue striped shirt holding and examining a bug.
The boy is playing with the bug.
neutral
He is playing with it,
en
A woman in bright clothes with a folded blanket on her head.
A man in bright clothes with a folded blanket on her head.
contradiction
A woman is not a man.
en
A woman in bright clothes with a folded blanket on her head.
A woman in yellow clothes with a folded blanket on her head.
neutral
Many colors of clothing can be described as bright, not just yellow.
en
A woman in bright clothes with a folded blanket on her head.
A woman in bright clothes has a blanket above her head
entailment
folded blanket is same as blanket
en
A young boy wearing a red, white and blue striped shirt is holding a spider in his right hand as he looks at.
A boy caught a spider and is now letting it go.
neutral
Just because a boy holds a spider and looks at it, doesn't necessarily mean that he caught it or is letting it go.
en
A young boy wearing a red, white and blue striped shirt is holding a spider in his right hand as he looks at.
A boy is holding and watching a spider.
entailment
A boy is holding and watching a bug is like him looking at.
en
A young boy wearing a red, white and blue striped shirt is holding a spider in his right hand as he looks at.
The boy eats the spider.
contradiction
He cannot look at the spider if he eats it.
en
A baby, wearing an "I am the Boss" shirt, cries and clenches its fist.
The baby is using pooping on itself.
neutral
Just because a baby cries and clenches its fist doesn't necessarily mean that the baby is pooping.
en
A baby, wearing an "I am the Boss" shirt, cries and clenches its fist.
A baby crys and clenches its fist.
entailment
The baby wearing a shirt who cries and clenches it's fist is simplified by a baby crys and clenches it's fist.
en
A baby, wearing an "I am the Boss" shirt, cries and clenches its fist.
The teenager cries and clenches its fist.
contradiction
It refers to a baby not a teenager.
en
A man in khakis and a blue shirt speaks into a microphone before a group.
The man speaks into a microphone.
entailment
A man speaks into a microphone is the simplified version of a man in certain clothing speaks into a microphone before a group.
en
A man in khakis and a blue shirt speaks into a microphone before a group.
The man at speaks to a group at the church meeting.
neutral
Just because a man speaks into a microphone before a group doesn't necessarily mean that the man is at a church meeting.
en
A man in khakis and a blue shirt speaks into a microphone before a group.
The woman sang into the microphone.
contradiction
It refers to a man not a woman.
en
A man in casual clothes is speaking in front of people.
there is a gentleman giving the speech
entailment
A gentleman is another name for a man, and giving a speech is the same as speaking.
en
A man in casual clothes is speaking in front of people.
politicians lways wear casuals
contradiction
It refers to a man not a politician.
en
A man in casual clothes is speaking in front of people.
casual wear doesnt matter for a leader
neutral
Just because a man in casual wear is speaking in front of people, it does not mean that the man is a leader.
en
An elderly couple sit next to each other at a coffee shop.
There is an elderly couple sitting together at the coffee shop.
entailment
There is an elderly couple sitting at a coffee shop. Sit next to each other and sitting together are the same thing.
en
An elderly couple sit next to each other at a coffee shop.
A man and woman sit sipping coffee.
neutral
Jus tbecause a man and woman sit next to each other at a coffee shop, it does not necessarily mean that they are sipping coffee.
en
An elderly couple sit next to each other at a coffee shop.
A young woman and her new boyfriend are drinking coffee together at the coffee shop.
contradiction
It refers to an elderly couple not a young woman and her new boyfriend.
en
Some people walking and others sitting by a street corner.
People on a street.
entailment
Walking an sitting by can be restated as on, and street corner can be simplified into a street.
en
Some people walking and others sitting by a street corner.
A rainy street sits empty in the night.
contradiction
A street cannot be empty and have people walking on it at the same time.
en
Some people walking and others sitting by a street corner.
Some people peddle wares on a corner while others walk past them.
neutral
Not all people who are sitting by a street corner are people who peddle wares.
en
A group of adults congregate on a street corner.
People gather on a corner.
entailment
congregate on street corner is rephrasing of gather on a corner
en
A group of adults congregate on a street corner.
A mime goes skiing.
contradiction
A single mime cannot be a group of adults. If a person is congregating on a street corner then they are not skiing.
en
A group of adults congregate on a street corner.
Adults talk.
neutral
Congregate and talk are not synonymous.
en
A public speaker discussing what needs to be changed.
A speaker discussing what needs to be changed in his Office.
entailment
A speaker is discussing what needs to be changed is the same as a public speaker discussing what needs to be changed.
en
A public speaker discussing what needs to be changed.
A female public speaker discussing what needs to be changed.
neutral
Not every public speaker is a female.
en
A public speaker discussing what needs to be changed.
A public speaker eating lunch in a restaurant.
contradiction
One cannot be eating and discussing at the same time.
en
Two dogs play with one another on the lawn.
There are some dogs running in the road.
contradiction
The dogs can either be on the lawn or on the road.
en
Two dogs play with one another on the lawn.
Two dogs are playing on the lawn.
entailment
Play with each other on the lawn can be simplified and restated as playing on the lawn.
en
Two dogs play with one another on the lawn.
Some dogs are playing.
neutral
Some dogs, in general, often indicates more than two dogs.
en
A young woman plays professional tennis.
An athletic woman plays tennis.
entailment
A woman plays tennis can be restated as an athletic woman plays tennis.
en