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entailment
Kathleen has literature class then economics class then chemistry class.
Literature class is the first class among the three.
temporal-53
contradiction
Gary has history class then geology class then latin class.
Latin class is before history class.
temporal-48
entailment
Louis and Adam are selfish.
Louis is selfish.
boolean-3
entailment
Eleanor has french class then economics class then geology class.
Economics class is after french class.
temporal-44
entailment
Anthony but not Ken is a dietitian.
Anthony is a dietitian.
syntactic-1
entailment
Matthew has stopped exercising.
Matthew used to exercise.
presupposition-15
contradiction
Al, Lawrence, Hugh, Matthew and Sandra are from Maldives, New Zealand, Ireland, Italy and Germany respectively.
Sandra is from Maldives.
boolean-47
entailment
Peter has political science class then mathematics class then commerce class.
Political science class is before commerce class.
temporal-43
contradiction
Among Sue, Steven and Joseph the richest is Joseph.
Steven is richer than Joseph.
comparative-31
contradiction
Sally has music class then geology class then geography class.
Music class is the last class among the three.
temporal-57
contradiction
Ashley has music class followed by history class.
History class is before music class.
temporal-36
entailment
Frederick, Victoria, Barbara and Eleanor are from Ireland, South Korea, Greece and Denmark respectively.
Barbara is from Greece.
boolean-32
entailment
Steven was facing South and turned to his left.
Steven is now facing East.
spatial-1
entailment
Andrew is fit. Jim is fitter.
Jim is fitter than Andrew.
comparative-52
contradiction
Alexander, Louise, Samuel and Nancy are from Greece, Netherlands, Haiti and Switzerland respectively.
Alexander is from Netherlands.
boolean-34
entailment
Nick has literature class then computer science class then geology class.
Computer science class is after literature class.
temporal-44
contradiction
Walter has history class then art class then economics class.
Art class is the last class among the three.
temporal-58
entailment
Kathryn has a case. It is grey in colour.
Case is grey in colour.
coreference-3
contradiction
Grace has biology class then economics class then computer science class.
Economics class is the last class among the three.
temporal-58
contradiction
Karen may use.
Karen will use.
implicature-5
contradiction
Robert and Kathleen are friends. He is a tailor and she is a firefighter.
Kathleen is a tailor.
coreference-7
neutral
Some cars are costly.
Rolls Royce are costly.
taxonomic-3
entailment
Albert moved the plate to bathroom from kitchen.
The plate is now in bathroom.
causal-7
entailment
Colin, Edwin, Richard, Martin and Sam are from United Kingdom, Thailand, Chile, Georgia and Denmark respectively.
Richard is from Chile.
boolean-40
contradiction
Anne is poorer than Jay. Anne is poorer than Diana.
Among Anne, Jay and Diana the poorest is Jay.
comparative-35
entailment
Andrew and Carl are from Bhutan and Belarus respectively.
Carl is from Belarus.
boolean-21
contradiction
All of the scissors are brown in colour.
None of the scissors are brown in colour.
quantifier-5
contradiction
Tony is weaker than Simon. Tony is weaker than Hugh.
Among Tony, Simon and Hugh the weakest is Simon.
comparative-35
entailment
Michael is scarier than Ralph. Michael is scarier than Rose.
Among Ralph, Rose and Michael the scariest is Michael.
comparative-34
entailment
Bobby, Rebecca and Tom are from China, Pakistan and Hungary respectively.
Tom is from Hungary.
boolean-26
entailment
Howard is speaking and so is Amanda.
Amanda is speaking.
syntactic-6
entailment
Janet has 3 coins. Patricia has 2 coins.
Janet has more coins than Patricia.
numerical-29
entailment
Ruth will come to the office if Tom comes. Tom came to the office.
Ruth came to the office.
conditional-3
contradiction
Donna asked Steve for 100 dollars. Steve refused.
Donna has higher chances of convincing Steve for 1000 dollars.
implicature-20
contradiction
Brian is hungrier than Cynthia. Judy is hungrier than Brian.
Cynthia is hungrier than Judy.
comparative-9
entailment
Joe is to the right of Carl. Alexander is to the left of Carl.
Alexander is to the left of Joe.
spatial-18
contradiction
Patrick is both a writer and a chef.
Patrick is a chef but not a writer.
boolean-60
contradiction
Paul is eating a durian.
Paul is eating a grape.
lexical-12
entailment
Margaret is to the right of Patricia. Patricia is to the right of Lisa.
Margaret is to the right of Lisa.
spatial-12
entailment
Among Cynthia, Dorothy and Ashley the hungriest is Dorothy.
Dorothy is hungrier than Cynthia.
comparative-16
contradiction
Joseph is candid.
Joseph is evasive.
lexical-2
contradiction
Sam was born in 1998 and Bobby was born in 1993.
Bobby was born later than Sam.
temporal-23
entailment
Patricia is to the right of Lisa. Lisa is to the right of Ron.
Ron is to the left of Patricia.
spatial-14
entailment
Among Linda, Nick and Lawrence the poorest is Lawrence.
Lawrence is poorer than Linda.
comparative-18
entailment
Rachel and Eric are the only children of Jason.
Jason has exactly 2 children.
numerical-10
neutral
Steve is cuter than Lynn. Deborah is cuter than Lynn.
Deborah is cuter than Steve.
comparative-13
entailment
Laura, Julia, Andrea, Patricia and Anne are from Italy, Iraq, Ukraine, Malaysia and Singapore respectively.
Patricia is from Malaysia.
boolean-41
contradiction
Henry and Carolyn are friends. He is a scientist and she is a physician.
Carolyn is a scientist.
coreference-7
contradiction
Is Roy's son reassuring.
Roy does not have a son.
presupposition-6
contradiction
Richard, Billy and Virginia are the only children of Rachel.
Rachel has exactly 2 children.
numerical-16
entailment
Samuel moved the toothpaste from basement to living room.
The toothpaste is now in living room.
causal-5
entailment
Lucy, Bruce and Kathleen are from South Korea, Australia and Ecuador respectively.
Lucy is from South Korea.
boolean-24
contradiction
Even Alfred bought a laptop.
Alfred was among the most likely to buy a laptop.
implicature-16
neutral
Cynthia is faster than Daniel. Cynthia is faster than Emily.
Daniel is faster than Emily.
comparative-10
contradiction
Nicole has 9 banknotes.
Nicole has atmost 7 banknotes.
quantifier-15
contradiction
Larry is the child of Eric. Sharon is the child of Eric.
Eric has only 1 children.
numerical-25
contradiction
Mary, Jennifer, Carol and Mike are from Uruguay, Singapore, China and Iceland respectively.
Mike is from Uruguay.
boolean-37
contradiction
Albert has biology class after chemistry class.
Biology class is before chemistry class.
temporal-60
entailment
Howard has french class followed by geography class.
French class is before geography class.
temporal-33
entailment
Bill is the child of Eric. Patrick is the child of Eric.
Eric has atleast 2 children.
numerical-20
entailment
David is sadder than Nick. Nick is sadder than Carol.
David is sadder than Nick.
comparative-4
entailment
Chris, Barbara and Amy are from Maldives, Vietnam and France respectively.
Barbara is not from France.
boolean-53
contradiction
None of the rubbers are pink in colour.
All of the rubbers are pink in colour.
quantifier-2
entailment
Dick, Ryan, Thomas, Grace and Emma are from Maldives, Poland, United Kingdom, Ghana and Finland respectively.
Grace is from Ghana.
boolean-41
contradiction
Alan picked up a phone.
It is Alan's phone.
implicature-11
entailment
Elaine has an umbrella. She is polite.
Elaine is polite.
coreference-1
contradiction
Jason is sorry. Lucy is sorrier.
Jason is sorrier than Lucy.
comparative-51
entailment
Hugh has 4 dollars. He received 3 more dollars.
Hugh now has 7 dollars.
numerical-1
entailment
Tom has chemistry class then geography class then literature class.
Geography class is before literature class.
temporal-42
contradiction
Sophie has economics class then biology class then geology class.
Economics class is after geology class.
temporal-51
contradiction
Florence, Hugh, Lisa and Karen are the only children of David.
David has exactly 1 children.
numerical-17
entailment
Joe and Tony are the only children of Andrew.
Andrew has exactly 2 children.
numerical-10
entailment
Hugh is slimmer than Kathleen. Hugh is slimmer than Anne.
Among Kathleen, Anne and Hugh the slimmest is Hugh.
comparative-34
entailment
Charles and Frances are friends. He is an aviator and she is a teacher.
Charles is an aviator.
coreference-5
entailment
Victoria, Bruce, Fred, Susan and Joan are from Japan, Thailand, Belarus, Cuba and United States of America respectively.
Victoria is from Japan.
boolean-38
contradiction
Alice and Ryan are from Laos and Poland respectively.
Alice is from Poland.
boolean-22
contradiction
Tim is both an accountant and an artist.
Tim is an accountant but not an artist.
boolean-59
entailment
Robin has 5 coins. Katie has 2 coins.
Robin has more coins than Katie.
numerical-29
neutral
Marilyn is bossier than Roger. Marilyn is bossier than Albert.
Roger is bossier than Albert.
comparative-10
entailment
Carol tried but wasn't able to work.
Carol tried to work.
syntactic-8
neutral
If Jennifer comes to the office, Martha won't come. Jennifer did not come to the office.
Martha didn't come to the office.
conditional-2
entailment
Paul is funny than Karen but not Martin.
Paul is boring than Martin.
comparative-54
contradiction
Michael's scissor is grey in colour.
Michael does not have a scissor.
presupposition-4
entailment
If Kathy passes all the subjects, she will get the scholarship. Kathy failed latin.
Kathy did not get the scholarship.
conditional-6
entailment
Instead of swimming Alice is dancing.
Alice is dancing.
syntactic-2
contradiction
Johnny is a writer.
Johnny is not a writer.
negation-1
entailment
Walter but not Mark is a dentist.
Walter is a dentist.
syntactic-1
contradiction
Elaine is lovelier than Ashley. Charles is lovelier than Elaine.
Ashley is lovelier than Charles.
comparative-9
contradiction
Chris has 6 dollars. He gave away 5 dollars.
Chris now has 8 dollars.
numerical-6
contradiction
Sara is louder than Albert. Sara is louder than Richard.
Among Albert, Richard and Sara the loudest is Richard.
comparative-40
contradiction
Eric moved to Ecuador from Qatar.
Eric now lives in Qatar.
causal-4
entailment
Lynn was born in 1993 and Ben was born in 2003.
Lynn is elder than Ben.
temporal-12
contradiction
Janet asked Charlotte for 100 dollars. Charlotte refused.
Janet has higher chances of convincing Charlotte for 200 dollars.
implicature-20
entailment
Alexandra is thinner than Edward. Alexandra is thinner than Victoria.
Among Alexandra, Edward and Victoria the thinnest is Alexandra.
comparative-32
contradiction
All of the combs are white in colour.
Some of the combs are crimson in colour.
quantifier-12
entailment
Sophie is to the left of Philip. Philip is to the left of Joe.
Sophie is to the left of Joe.
spatial-11
neutral
Daniel lives in Germany.
Daniel is stupid.
lexical-5
entailment
Barbara is to the right of Ann. Joan is to the left of Ann.
Ann is in between Barbara and Joan.
spatial-20
neutral
Among Keith, Martin and Alexander the cruellest is Alexander.
Keith is crueller than Martin.
comparative-24
entailment
Brian and Diana are friends. He is a professor and she is a journalist.
Diana is a journalist.
coreference-8