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A young woman plays professional tennis. | A young woman is playing beach volleyball. | contradiction | You can't play tennis and volleyball at the same time. | en |
A young woman plays professional tennis. | A young woman is playing in a tennis tournament. | neutral | Just because a woman is playing professional tennis, it doesn't necessarily mean that she is playing in a tennis tournament. | en |
A woman, in a black hoodie, looking at goods in a store. | The woman's breasts are covered by a hoody | entailment | One could assume a women's breasts are covered if she is in a black hoodie. | en |
A woman, in a black hoodie, looking at goods in a store. | She is inside a store | neutral | Just because a person is looking at goods in a store, it doesn't always mean that she is actually inside a store. | en |
A woman, in a black hoodie, looking at goods in a store. | She is skydiving | contradiction | One cannot be skydiving and looking at goods in a store at the same time. | en |
A fluffy white and brown puppy is playing with a white, curly-haired puppy. | The dogs are sleeping in the kennel. | contradiction | If the dogs are playing then they are not sleeping. | en |
A fluffy white and brown puppy is playing with a white, curly-haired puppy. | The puppies are playing together. | entailment | puppy is playing with a white , curly -haired puppy is same as puppies are playing together | en |
A fluffy white and brown puppy is playing with a white, curly-haired puppy. | The dogs are playing tug of war with a bone. | neutral | Tug of war is one example of a game puppies play. | en |
A woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | A sad woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | neutral | Sentence 1: A woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. Sentence 2: A sad woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | en |
A woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | A woman strides across the corner of a racket ball court with her racket in the air. | contradiction | One cannot be on a tennis court and a racket court at the same time. | en |
A woman strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | A person strides across the corner of a tennis court with her racket in the air. | entailment | A person could definitely be a woman. | en |
The tennis player is enjoying her game while the crowd watch her every move. | There is a tennis ball | entailment | Having a tennis ball implies that the person is a tennis player. | en |
The tennis player is enjoying her game while the crowd watch her every move. | A tennis player is playing baseball | contradiction | One cannot be playing tennis and baseball at the same time. | en |
The tennis player is enjoying her game while the crowd watch her every move. | The tennis player is winning | neutral | Sentence 1: The tennis player is enjoying her game while the crowd watch her every move. Sentence 2: The tennis player is winning | en |
A white dog and a white and brown puppy playing. | A mother cat plays with her kitten. | contradiction | A dog is not the same as a cat. | en |
A white dog and a white and brown puppy playing. | A dog and a puppy play. | entailment | A dog would be a white dog and a puppy could be a white and brown puppy.. | en |
A white dog and a white and brown puppy playing. | A mother plays with her pup. | neutral | Sentence 1: A white dog and a white and brown puppy playing. Sentence 2: A mother plays with her pup. | en |
A young man with a backpack and blue sunglasses is crossing the street. | A young man crosses the street. | entailment | If a person crosses the street then at some point they are in the act of crossing the street. | en |
A young man with a backpack and blue sunglasses is crossing the street. | A man is sleeping. | contradiction | One cannot be sleeping and crossing the street simultaneously. | en |
A young man with a backpack and blue sunglasses is crossing the street. | A young man is walking threw town. | neutral | Sentence 1: A young man with a backpack and blue sunglasses is crossing the street. Sentence 2: A young man is walking threw town. | en |
A group of young men wearing helmets and armed with golf clubs form a line and prepare to defend a cause. | A group of young men not wearing helmets | contradiction | a group can either be wearing helmets or not wearing helmets. | en |
A group of young men wearing helmets and armed with golf clubs form a line and prepare to defend a cause. | A group of young men joyously wearing helmets | neutral | Sentence 1: A group of young men wearing helmets and armed with golf clubs form a line and prepare to defend a cause. Sentence 2: A group of young men joyously wearing helmets | en |
A group of young men wearing helmets and armed with golf clubs form a line and prepare to defend a cause. | A group of young men wearing helmets | entailment | People wearing helmets could be prepared to defend a cause. | en |
a toddler in a brown sweater is running along a path next to the grass. | There is a toddler outside | entailment | If the toddler is outside he could be running along a path. | en |
a toddler in a brown sweater is running along a path next to the grass. | The toddler is wearing a red sweater. | contradiction | The sweater can either be brown or red but not both. | en |
a toddler in a brown sweater is running along a path next to the grass. | A toddler is running to his mom. | neutral | Sentence 1: a toddler in a brown sweater is running along a path next to the grass. Sentence 2: A toddler is running to his mom. | en |
A dog plays in the snow. | There is snow outside | entailment | It is implied that snow is outside. | en |
A dog plays in the snow. | A dog is playing in the desert | contradiction | A dog is either playing in the snow or in the desert but not both at the same time | en |
A dog plays in the snow. | A dog is playing with his owners in a pile of snow | neutral | Sentence 1: A dog plays in the snow. Sentence 2: A dog is playing with his owners in a pile of snow | en |
A woman holding a mic and a paper on stage with a musician. | The woman was a singer. | neutral | Sentence 1: A woman holding a mic and a paper on stage with a musician. Sentence 2: The woman was a singer. | en |
A woman holding a mic and a paper on stage with a musician. | He was playing the piano. | contradiction | The woman was holding the mic and paper, but someone else was playing the piano | en |
A woman holding a mic and a paper on stage with a musician. | The woman held the paper. | entailment | The woman who held the paper could also be holding a mic in addition to the paper. | en |
a brown and white dog is leaping through a red hoop on a training circuit. | The dog is going through a green hoop. | contradiction | The hoop is either green or red-not both. | en |
a brown and white dog is leaping through a red hoop on a training circuit. | The dog likes to jump. | neutral | It's impossible to infer whether a dog running a training circuit likes to jump without knowing the dog personally. | en |
a brown and white dog is leaping through a red hoop on a training circuit. | The dog is jumping. | entailment | leaping through training circuit is same as jumping | en |
A man and woman are running in a race. | People run a race. | entailment | People could indicate a man and woman. | en |
A man and woman are running in a race. | A couple sits and watches a movie. | contradiction | You can either run a race or sit and watch a movie, but you can't do both at the same time | en |
A man and woman are running in a race. | A man and woman compete in a all-gender race in a "Battle of the sexes" day. | neutral | Sentence 1: A man and woman are running in a race. Sentence 2: A man and woman compete in a all-gender race in a 'Battle of the sexes' day. | en |
Two individuals are running down a street in some sort of running competition. | the runners are going the wrong way | contradiction | The runners cannot be going the wrong way if they are in a competition | en |
Two individuals are running down a street in some sort of running competition. | two people in a running competition | entailment | Two people are running down the street because they're in a running competition. | en |
Two individuals are running down a street in some sort of running competition. | the two are trying to beat each other in the race | neutral | Sentence 1: Two individuals are running down a street in some sort of running competition. Sentence 2: the two are trying to beat each other in the race | en |
A man and a woman are competing in a race. | The man and woman are racing each other in race cars. | neutral | Just because individuals are competing in a race doesn't mean that they are in race cars. | en |
A man and a woman are competing in a race. | The man and woman are riding a tandem bicycle. | contradiction | If they are racing each other, it would do no good to ride a tandem bicycle, as they would arrive at the same time | en |
A man and a woman are competing in a race. | A man and woman are racing one another. | entailment | A man and a woman are racing because they're competing | en |
A dog jumping through a hoop. | The dog is able to do tricks. | entailment | A dog is able to do tricks because he can jump through a hoop | en |
A dog jumping through a hoop. | The dog is being trained. | neutral | Just because a dog jumps through a hoop does not mean that he is being trained. | en |
A dog jumping through a hoop. | The dog is training to be a cat. | contradiction | Cats do not jump through hoops...and a dog cannot train to be a cat. | en |
a guy and a girl running. | The man and woman are dancing. | contradiction | If they are running then they are not dancing. | en |
a guy and a girl running. | The couple are going for a run together. | neutral | Two people running don't have to be together. | en |
a guy and a girl running. | The people are running. | entailment | guy and a girl also included in people | en |
A man dressed in blue is wearing a backpack and shades. | A naked man. | contradiction | A naked man is not wearing anything, including a backpack or shades | en |
A man dressed in blue is wearing a backpack and shades. | A man with a backpack and sunglasses. | entailment | A man with a backpack and shades is also wearing blue as described above | en |
A man dressed in blue is wearing a backpack and shades. | A man wearing only blue underwear, a backpack, and sunglasses. | neutral | A man dressed in blue does not mean that he is wearing only blue underwear. | en |
A man cooking rice on a brick stove. | A person cooks rice. | entailment | A person is cooking rice is a more simplified sentence of a man cooking rice | en |
A man cooking rice on a brick stove. | A woman makes dinner on the ceramic stovetop. | contradiction | A man is not a woman. I brick stove is different than a ceramic stovetop | en |
A man cooking rice on a brick stove. | A man with a large pot cooking rice on a stove. | neutral | Just because a man is cooking rice does not mean that he does so with a large pot. | en |
Two knights on horses joust. | The knights are on the ground fighting with swords. | contradiction | Joust is very different from fighting. | en |
Two knights on horses joust. | The knights are jousting on horseback. | entailment | Answer; Are jousting means the knights are on the horses joust. | en |
Two knights on horses joust. | The knights are competing at Renaissance Festival. | neutral | Two knights jousting at Renaissance Festival might be entertaining or demonstrating without competing with each other. | en |
A man and woman sit at a table inside a fast food restaurant. | They are inside. | entailment | table inside is same as inside | en |
A man and woman sit at a table inside a fast food restaurant. | They are eating. | neutral | People sit inside restaurants before, during and after eating. | en |
A man and woman sit at a table inside a fast food restaurant. | They are taking a nap. | contradiction | If they are sitting in a restaurant then they are not taking a nap. | en |
Many kids are jumping in bags. | The kids are having a sack race. | neutral | Just because kids are jumping in bags doesn't mean that they are having a sack race. | en |
Many kids are jumping in bags. | The kids are swimming in a pool. | contradiction | Kids cannot jump in bags and swim in the pool at the same time | en |
Many kids are jumping in bags. | Kids are jumping. | entailment | Kids are jumping is a simplified version of kids jumping in bags | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | Two people are jousting. | entailment | Two people are jousting because two people are jousting in front of a crowd | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | There are people jousting indoors. | contradiction | People watching the jousters from outside of a tent and the jousters being on horses suggest that the jousters are outdoors, no indoors. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | People are watching two people joust. | entailment | People are watching two people joust is a less descriptive version of the first sentence but still a complete story of two people jousting with lances | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | Participants at a festival pretend to fight for a crowd. | neutral | Just because two people are jousting does not mean they are at a festival. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | There is a jousting competition going on. | neutral | Just because two people are jousting doesn't mean that there is a competition. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | The people watching are fascinated. | neutral | Just because people are watching doesn't mean that they are fascinated. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | The duel will end in a tie. | neutral | Just because two people are jousting doesn't mean that the duel will end in a tie. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | Two people are feeding the horses. | contradiction | People cannot joust on horses at the same time as they are feeding the horses. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | There are people jousting and a crowd watching. | entailment | Two people are jousting with people watching because they are competing | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | Two people hold shields. | entailment | Two people are holding shields because they're jousting | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | They are at a Renaissance fair. | neutral | Just because two people are jousting doesn't mean that they are at a Renaissance fair. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | The jousters are riding mules. | contradiction | Horses are not mules. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | The jousters had no lances. | contradiction | People can either be jousting with lances or with no lances, not both at the same time. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | People in a swimming pool splash each other. | contradiction | It is impossible to joust on horses in a swimming pool. | en |
Two people jousting with lances and shields on horses while people watch from under a tent and outside of the tent. | People are on horses fighting with each other in front of spectators. | entailment | two people are also people | en |
A man dressed in red with a red lance and shield and another with aqua equipment and clothing perform a jousting competition for a modern-day audience. | the man is dressed in white and jumping | contradiction | Red and white are different colors. | en |
A man dressed in red with a red lance and shield and another with aqua equipment and clothing perform a jousting competition for a modern-day audience. | a man dressed inred | entailment | in red and inred are not the same; grammar error here | en |
A man dressed in red with a red lance and shield and another with aqua equipment and clothing perform a jousting competition for a modern-day audience. | the man is a villain | neutral | There are two men, so you cannot determine which one of the men is the villain | en |
A shirtless older man making a traditional Indian street food dish. | An elderly man is making a traditional street food dish | entailment | Older man and elderly man refers to a person who is aged | en |
A shirtless older man making a traditional Indian street food dish. | The elderly man is making food to sale on the street. | neutral | A person cooking might not intend the food for sale. | en |
A shirtless older man making a traditional Indian street food dish. | The Elderly woman is making drinks for people at a street corner. | contradiction | The man can't be a woman. | en |
This is a renaissance fair with two men on horses dueling. | The men are dueling. | entailment | two men and men are the same | en |
This is a renaissance fair with two men on horses dueling. | The men are dueling while riding dogs. | contradiction | Dogs and horses are different animals; people do not ride dogs when jousting. | en |
This is a renaissance fair with two men on horses dueling. | There is a large crowd watching the men duel. | neutral | You don't know that they are being watched by a crowd. | en |
A woman is rollerblading as she hangs out with another woman. | Two women wrestle in the mud. | contradiction | The women can't be rollerblading if they wrestle in the mud. | en |
A woman is rollerblading as she hangs out with another woman. | Two women rollerblading together. | neutral | rollerblading as she hangs out with another woman doesn't necessarily imply that the other woman is rollerblading too and that they are rollerblading together | en |
A woman is rollerblading as she hangs out with another woman. | Two women hanging out together. | entailment | A woman that hangs out with another woman makes two women hanging out together. | en |
Protesters wearing yellow scarves and helmets form a human wall for other protesters carrying a variety of flags. | The protesters in yellow are the protection for the other protesters. | neutral | The protesters wearing yellow scarves are used as protection for the other protestors which isn't explained in the first sentence. | en |
Protesters wearing yellow scarves and helmets form a human wall for other protesters carrying a variety of flags. | The protesters wearing yellow form a human wall for the flag carrying protesters. | entailment | the protesters created a human wall | en |
Protesters wearing yellow scarves and helmets form a human wall for other protesters carrying a variety of flags. | The people are quietly observing. | contradiction | Protesters do not usually just quietly observe, the people are either protesters or they are onlookers, it is unlikely that they would be both. | en |
There are several people but three in particular, coming from a shopping center with boxes and plants in their carts. | There are only three people visible. | contradiction | There can't only be three people if more are visible. | en |
There are several people but three in particular, coming from a shopping center with boxes and plants in their carts. | There is a Home Depot in the shopping center. | neutral | For someone to be carrying boxes full of shopping doesn't have to be coming out from a depot. | en |
There are several people but three in particular, coming from a shopping center with boxes and plants in their carts. | There are people with items in their carts. | entailment | People coming out of shopping center have items in their carts | en |
A football player trying to rush the opponents quarterback. | A football player is trying to tackle a quarterback. | entailment | A football player rush the opponents by trying to tackle a quarterback | en |
A football player trying to rush the opponents quarterback. | A linebacker is attempting to deflect an upcoming pass. | neutral | A player rushing doesn't really suggest that there will be any upcoming pass. | en |
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