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A man is welding, as the sparks fall into the air. | There is a man working on an old car. | neutral | Welding does not imply he is working on an old car. | en |
A man is welding, as the sparks fall into the air. | There is a man eating dinner. | contradiction | A man cannot be welding and eating dinner at the same time. | en |
Sparks fly as this man in blue welds something. | A young man is welding on a car bumper. | neutral | The man may not be young. Welds something does not imply a car bumper | en |
Sparks fly as this man in blue welds something. | A man is painting his living room. | contradiction | One cannot be welding and painting simultaneously. | en |
Sparks fly as this man in blue welds something. | Someone is joining two pieces of metal with a welding machine. | entailment | A man is someone. | en |
A man working on metal with sparks flying. | The man is holding an object. | entailment | A man is working with metal. | en |
A man working on metal with sparks flying. | The man is a welder. | neutral | Working on metal doesn't imply he is a welder. | en |
A man working on metal with sparks flying. | The man is chopping onions in the kitchen. | contradiction | A man cannot be working on metal and chopping onions simultaneously. | en |
A man working in a metal shop | a younger man working | neutral | Not all men are a younger man. | en |
A man working in a metal shop | a woman working | contradiction | The person is either a man or a woman. | en |
A man working in a metal shop | a man working | entailment | A man working is clearly defined. | en |
Lounging on the pillar and worn bricks, the young man is immersed in his book. | The man checks his phone for messages. | contradiction | A man cannot be immersed in a book and checking his phone for messages at the same time. | en |
Lounging on the pillar and worn bricks, the young man is immersed in his book. | The man reads about the building he's lounging on. | neutral | Reading does not imply that he's reading about the building. | en |
Lounging on the pillar and worn bricks, the young man is immersed in his book. | The man is reading. | entailment | The man is immersed in his book. He has to be reading to be immersed in his book.. | en |
Two people stand by the water's edge. | A group of people are jogging. | contradiction | A group is more than two people. The people cannot be jogging and standing at the water's edge simultaneously. | en |
Two people stand by the water's edge. | A group of golfers are trying to retrieve a ball lost in the water hazard. | neutral | Not all people are golfers. Standing by the water does not imply they want to retrieve a ball lost in the water hazard. | en |
Two people stand by the water's edge. | People are next to water. | entailment | Standing by the water's edge means they are next to water. | en |
A man wearing shades of black and gray leans against a pillar on the brick pavement reading a book. | A man looking cool is reading a book by a building | neutral | Someone wearing shades of black and gray doesn't necessarily look cool. A pillar on a brick pavement may not belong to a building. | en |
A man wearing shades of black and gray leans against a pillar on the brick pavement reading a book. | A man is reading about how awful he looks. | contradiction | Someone who is reading a book is not normally reading a book about how awful he looks, nor does the second statement indicate that it is a book that is being read, it could be a pamphlet, magazine or article. | en |
A man wearing shades of black and gray leans against a pillar on the brick pavement reading a book. | A man wearing sunglasses is reading a book | entailment | shades is another word for sunglasses | en |
A boy and a girl are standing on a riverbank facing the water. | The boy and girl are standing. | entailment | If the boy and girl are standing then they are just standing. | en |
A boy and a girl are standing on a riverbank facing the water. | The boy and girl are siblings. | neutral | Just because a boy and girl are standing on a riverbank facing the river, it does not mean that the boy and girl are siblings. | en |
A boy and a girl are standing on a riverbank facing the water. | The boy and girl are sitting by the water. | contradiction | The boy and girl cannot be standing and sitting simultaneously. | en |
A young woman and a young boy stand on the shore of a river. | A man and his son stand near the mountain. | contradiction | The people are either a woman and a boy or a man and his son. | en |
A young woman and a young boy stand on the shore of a river. | A woman and her son stand near the river. | neutral | If a woman and a young boy stand near the river, it doesn't mean that the boy is her son, nor does it mean that the woman is young. | en |
A young woman and a young boy stand on the shore of a river. | People stand near the river. | entailment | The young woman and boy are people and the shore of a river is near the river. | en |
Two people, a boy in yellow and girl in brown, standing at the shore of a lake. | Two boys are at the river. | contradiction | The people are either a boy and a girl or they are two boys. | en |
Two people, a boy in yellow and girl in brown, standing at the shore of a lake. | Two people are standing by the like. | entailment | Standing by the lake means standing by the shore of the lake. | en |
Two people, a boy in yellow and girl in brown, standing at the shore of a lake. | Boyfriend and girlfriend are near the lake. | neutral | If there is a boy in yellow and a girl in brown standing near a lake, it doesn't mean that they are boyfriend and girlfriend. | en |
A boy and a slightly older girl stand on the shore of a small blue lake. | The girl sits on the beach. | contradiction | There is either a boy and a girl, or there is only a girl. | en |
A boy and a slightly older girl stand on the shore of a small blue lake. | The boy and girl stand on the shore. | entailment | The shore of the lake can be referred to as the shore. | en |
A boy and a slightly older girl stand on the shore of a small blue lake. | The boy and girl stand on the shore and watch the waves. | neutral | Just because a boy and girl are standing on the shore, it does not necessarily mean that they will be watching the waves. | en |
A baby asleep in the parent's backpack. | A baby sleeping in a blue backpack. | neutral | Not all parents backpack is blue. | en |
A baby asleep in the parent's backpack. | A baby playing with a stuffed dragon. | contradiction | A child that is asleep is neither awake nor playing with anything, whereas a child who is playing with a stuffed dragon would be both awake and alert as well as engaged in an activity. | en |
A baby asleep in the parent's backpack. | A sleeping baby. | entailment | If a baby is asleep then the baby is sleeping | en |
A woman plays on a tire swing with two children in the park. | A dog and a cat are playing in a barn. | contradiction | A woman cannot also be a dog and a cat, and she is playing on a tire swing in the park, which is very different than playing in a barn. | en |
A woman plays on a tire swing with two children in the park. | A woman and two children are outside. | entailment | A woman is with her children in the park so it follows that they are outside | en |
A woman plays on a tire swing with two children in the park. | A mother is playing with her children at the park. | neutral | A woman may not be necessarily a mother. | en |
Families are playing at the park on tire swings. | Children are running around playing together. | neutral | Just because there are families playing at the park on tire swings, doesn't necessarily have to mean that children are running or playing together. | en |
Families are playing at the park on tire swings. | The park is completely deserted. | contradiction | There cannot be families playing at the park at the same time the park is completely deserted. | en |
Families are playing at the park on tire swings. | There are people on the tire swings. | entailment | People playing on tire swings are definitely on the tire swings. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The children are sleeping in a tent. | contradiction | Two children are playing in an outdoor park which means that they are awake, alert, engaged in activity and outside, they cannot be sleeping in a tent simultaneously as if they are sleeping they are not awake or engaged in activity, and they are not outside, they are in a type of structure. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The woman is the children's aunt, and she is babysitting them for the day. | neutral | Just because A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park doesn't mean woman is the children's aunt. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | Children wait their turn to use the tire swing. | neutral | Just because there is a woman wearing a sweater and jeans that is playing on a tire swing with two little children, it doesn't mean that there are children who wait their turn to use the tire swing. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | A woman and two children are in the park. | entailment | A woman and children are playing in the park in both instances | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | There are three people at the park. | entailment | A woman with two little children makes three people. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | A mother is playing with her two children. | neutral | Just because a woman who is wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park, it doesn't mean that she is their mother. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | A man is playing with his dogs at an outdoor park. | contradiction | A woman is not a man, and children are not dogs. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The woman is playing by two children. | entailment | A woman playing with two little children is playing by two children. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The children are related to the woman. | neutral | If a woman is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an aoutdoor park, it doesn't mean that the children are related to the woman. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | There are people outdoors. | entailment | If the woman and the children are in an outdoor park then they are outdoors. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The swing is made out of barb wire. | contradiction | A tire swing is made out of a tire, not barb wire. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The mother is playing with her children. | neutral | If a woman is playing on a tire swing in an outdoor park with two little children, it doesn't mean that she is their mother. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | A woman is reading a book while her kids take a nap. | contradiction | The woman is playing with two children, not reading, and the children are not taking a nap. They may not be her children. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | A woman is sliding down the slide. | contradiction | She is playing, not sliding. | en |
A woman wearing a sweater and jeans is playing on a tire swing with two little children in an outdoor park. | The woman and two kids are outdoors. | entailment | If the woman and the children are in an outdoor park then they are outdoors. | en |
A girl in green walks down a city street. | The girl is walking. | entailment | A girl walks down the street therefore she is walking | en |
A girl in green walks down a city street. | The girl is on her way to a movie. | neutral | Walking down a street does not mean she is going for a movie | en |
A girl in green walks down a city street. | The girl is sitting on the beach. | contradiction | A person who walks down a city street is upright and in motion and in a city on pavement whereas a person sitting on the beach is sedentary and relatively still and a beach is not generally located right next to a city street. | en |
A young boy is walking in front of some stores | the child is going to the store | neutral | in front of some stores doesn't imply going to the store | en |
A young boy is walking in front of some stores | the boy just robbed a store | neutral | One of the stores was robbed. | en |
A young boy is walking in front of some stores | a young boy is walking in front of the store | entailment | If there are multiple (some) stores for the boy to walk in front of, at any given moment he is in front one specific store (the store). | en |
A woman and children swinging on a tire swing. | the man is weinging | contradiction | She is a woman, not a man. | en |
A woman and children swinging on a tire swing. | they are having fun | neutral | They have fun on the swings. | en |
A woman and children swinging on a tire swing. | the children are swinging | entailment | If the children are with the women, they are all swinging together | en |
A small child in green clothing walks past a store opening and a woman in pink pants. | a small child is bathing in the river | contradiction | The child walks, and is not bathing. | en |
A small child in green clothing walks past a store opening and a woman in pink pants. | a small child is following his mom | neutral | The woman is the kid's mom. | en |
A small child in green clothing walks past a store opening and a woman in pink pants. | a small child is by some store fronts | entailment | if the child is walking by a store opening, there must be at least one store front around him | en |
A man on the river in a blue kayak | A man is fishing in the river from shore. | contradiction | The man is on the river, not on the shore. | en |
A man on the river in a blue kayak | A man is using a blue kayak. | entailment | If the man is on the river in a kayak, he is using that kayak as it was intended. | en |
A man on the river in a blue kayak | A man enjoys the river. | neutral | The man enjoys being on the river. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | The man is near water. | entailment | If you are paddling in water, you are in/among the water. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man kayaks in a body of water. | entailment | water is referred to as a whole as a body of water, so they are references the same thing in each sentence. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man is rowing his freshly painted kayak. | neutral | He just painted his kayak. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | a dog goes swimming in a park | contradiction | A man is in a kayak, not a dog going swimming. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | a man oes white rapid paddling | neutral | They were in a white rapid. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man is driving a truck. | contradiction | He paddles a kayak, he is not driving a truck simultaneously. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | The kayak is seaworthy. | entailment | If the kayak is being paddled by someone in the water, it must be seaworthy if it's on the sea. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | The man goes up the creek without a paddle. | contradiction | He paddles, therefore he cannot be without a paddle. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | The man is waterskiing. | contradiction | Paddling a kayak is not the same thing as waterskiing. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man is in a kayak. | entailment | A blue kayak is a type of kayak. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man kayaks in a lake. | neutral | The water is a lake. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man sits on the beach. | contradiction | The man cannot be paddling if he is sitting on the beach. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | a man in a kayak paddles | entailment | If he is paddling in the water, it implies he is paddling. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | The man's hobby is kayaking. | neutral | This is his hobby. | en |
A man in a blue kayak paddles in water. | A man is kayaking through the rapids. | neutral | The water includes rapids. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The man is bowling. | contradiction | The man cannot bowl in the ocean. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | There is a person in a boat. | entailment | A person can be a man, and a canoe is a type of boat. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | A man paddles a canoe in the ocean. | entailment | Both statements have to do with a man paddling a canoe in the ocean. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | a man uses a rowing machine inside | contradiction | A rowing machine cannot be used in the ocean. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | A man is paddling a canoe for exercise. | neutral | He is getting his exercise. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The man is paddling on a gloomy day. | neutral | Just because a man is paddling the ocean does not mean its a gloomy day | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | a man paddles a canoe | entailment | Both statements have to do with a man in a canoe, paddling. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | A yacht sails into the harbor. | contradiction | A canoe and a yacht are different. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The water is calm. | neutral | Just because a man is paddling the ocean does not mean that the water is calm. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The man is paddling in a purple canoe. | contradiction | Blue and purple are different colors. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The man is surrounded by water. | entailment | If the man is in a canoe in the ocean, it follows that water surrounds him. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | a man crosses the ocean via canoe | neutral | Just because a man is paddling the ocean does not mean he crosses the ocean. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | The man is going fishing. | neutral | Just because a man is paddling the ocean does not mean he is going fishing. | en |
A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean. | There is a boat in the water. | entailment | If the man is in a canoe in the ocean, there is undoubtedly a boat in the water. | en |
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