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entailment
Knife and cookie lie on table. Jason asked for knife.
Jason did not ask for cookie.
implicature-9
entailment
Steve and Betty are polite.
Betty and Steve are polite.
boolean-14
contradiction
Jane has 10 dollars. She gave away 5 dollars.
Jane now has 18 dollars.
numerical-6
entailment
Frances, Christopher and Harold are impulsive.
Harold is impulsive.
boolean-10
entailment
Dan and Jason are shrewd.
Dan is shrewd. Jason is shrewd.
boolean-18
entailment
Billy is painting and so is Frederick.
Frederick is painting.
syntactic-6
contradiction
Fiona is bossier than Paul. Paul is bossier than Mary.
Mary is bossier than Fiona.
comparative-8
contradiction
Alan has physics class then art class then chemistry class.
Physics class is after chemistry class.
temporal-51
contradiction
Jennifer is the child of Richard. Harriet is the child of Richard.
Richard has only 1 children.
numerical-25
entailment
Frances, Joe, Michelle and Diane are from Mexico, Sweden, Uruguay and Oman respectively.
Michelle is from Uruguay.
boolean-32
entailment
Kathy has computer science class then literature class.
Literature class is after computer science class.
temporal-38
contradiction
If no one buys the headphone, Andrea will buy it. Keith bought the headphone.
Andrea bought the headphone.
conditional-4
entailment
Kathleen, Hugh and Marilyn are from Israel, Russia and Belarus respectively.
Marilyn is from Belarus.
boolean-26
entailment
Among Robin, Kathryn and Martha the smartest is Kathryn.
Kathryn is smarter than Martha.
comparative-17
contradiction
Is Jeff's daughter impulsive.
Jeff does not have a daughter.
presupposition-6
contradiction
Jane moved the fork from living room to dining room.
The fork is now in living room.
causal-6
entailment
Annie, Samuel, Stephanie, Jimmy and Tony are the only children of Patrick.
Patrick has exactly 5 children.
numerical-13
neutral
Matthew is a hairdresser.
Matthew lives in United States of America.
lexical-7
neutral
Peter or George are outspoken.
Peter is outspoken.
boolean-11
contradiction
Among Heather, Kathryn and Kathy the busiest is Kathy.
Heather is busier than Kathy.
comparative-30
neutral
Among Michael, Leslie and Ray the humblest is Leslie.
Ray is humbler than Michael.
comparative-23
entailment
Evelyn moved to Canada from Iran.
Evelyn now lives in Canada.
causal-3
contradiction
Louise has chemistry class followed by computer science class.
Chemistry class is after computer science class.
temporal-35
neutral
Tom is more renowned than Florence. Tom is more renowned than Fred.
Fred is more renowned than Florence.
comparative-11
neutral
Jimmy is paternalistic. Ken is fervent.
Jimmy and Ken are paternalistic.
boolean-19
entailment
Michael asked Tim for 20 dollars. Tim refused.
Michael has higher chances of convincing Tim for 10 dollars.
implicature-19
contradiction
Charlotte is humbler than Andrew. Andrew is humbler than Jimmy.
Jimmy is humbler than Charlotte.
comparative-8
entailment
Among John, Wendy and Eric the saddest is John.
John is sadder than Eric.
comparative-15
contradiction
Martha talks nonsense.
Martha does not talk nonsense.
negation-4
contradiction
Among Suzanne, Diane and Dorothy the strongest is Diane.
Suzanne is stronger than Diane.
comparative-28
entailment
William, Ralph and Adam are unimaginative.
William is unimaginative.
boolean-8
contradiction
Hugh asked Mark for 20 dollars. Mark had 10.
Mark had 20 dollars.
implicature-17
entailment
Is Dick's sister independent.
Dick has a sister.
presupposition-5
entailment
Karen has latin class followed by physics class.
Latin class is before physics class.
temporal-33
contradiction
Dan and Sam are from Netherlands and Cuba respectively.
Dan is from Cuba.
boolean-22
entailment
Suzanne has 4 wallets.
Suzanne has no more than 4 wallets.
implicature-6
entailment
Amanda has 2 coins. Philip has 1 coins.
Amanda has more coins than Philip.
numerical-29
contradiction
Thomas is to the left of Edward. Louise is to the right of Edward.
Thomas is to the right of Louise.
spatial-25
entailment
Does Tim come home? No.
Tim does not come home.
negation-8
contradiction
Ralph ate with Katie.
No one ate with Katie.
presupposition-14
entailment
Christine has political science class followed by literature class.
Literature class is after political science class.
temporal-34
entailment
Judith has biology class then geology class then mathematics class.
Geology class is after biology class.
temporal-44
contradiction
Evelyn is a photographer and Joe is too.
Joe is not a photographer.
syntactic-5
contradiction
Alison moved to Poland from South Korea.
Alison now lives in South Korea.
causal-4
contradiction
Ray has a headphone. It is purple in colour.
Ray is purple in colour.
coreference-4
contradiction
Sharon was born in 2019 and Roger was born in 2006.
Sharon is elder than Roger.
temporal-13
entailment
Jennifer has nine dollars. She gave away eight dollars.
Jennifer now has one dollars.
numerical-7
contradiction
Florence is the child of Kevin. Amanda is the child of Kevin. Louise is the child of Kevin.
Kevin has only 2 children.
numerical-26
contradiction
John is to the right of Michelle. Michelle is to the right of Claire.
Claire is to the right of John.
spatial-24
entailment
Andrew is taller than Barbara but not Matt.
Andrew is shorter than Matt.
comparative-54
contradiction
Alex is more important than Leslie. Alex is more important than Rebecca.
Among Alex, Leslie and Rebecca the most important is Rebecca.
comparative-36
entailment
Suzanne is meeting a man today.
The man is not Suzanne's father.
implicature-13
entailment
Among Carl, Thomas and Keith the boldest is Thomas.
Thomas is bolder than Carl.
comparative-16
neutral
Mousepad and cup lie on table. Maria asked for cup.
Maria also asked for mousepad.
boolean-62
contradiction
Kathleen has ten dollars. She gave away eight dollars.
Kathleen now has eleven dollars.
numerical-8
entailment
Jessica, Bill and Dan are from Cuba, Turkey and North Korea respectively.
Bill is from Turkey.
boolean-25
contradiction
Mike and Kate are friends. He is a hairdresser and she is a dietitian.
Mike is a dietitian.
coreference-6
contradiction
Paul was born in 1992 and Benjamin was born in 1993.
Paul was born later than Benjamin.
temporal-24
contradiction
Diana is to the left of Katherine. Katherine is to the left of Melissa.
Melissa is to the left of Diana.
spatial-23
contradiction
Lawrence and Ellen are friends. She is a mechanic and he is a chef.
Lawrence is a mechanic.
coreference-10
entailment
Does George come home? No.
George does not come home.
negation-8
contradiction
Brian, Adam, Joan, Charlie and Emma are from Vietnam, France, China, Brazil and Chile respectively.
Charlie is from Chile.
boolean-46
contradiction
Sue talks nonsense.
Sue never talks nonsense.
negation-5
entailment
Sam and Amanda are the only children of Stephen.
Stephen has exactly 2 children.
numerical-10
entailment
All 9 identity cards are crimson in colour.
Exactly 9 identity cards are crimson in colour.
presupposition-9
contradiction
Oklahoma is 650 miles from San Jose and 540 miles from San Francisco.
Oklahoma is nearer to San Jose than Oklahoma is to San Francisco.
spatial-5
contradiction
Anne has an alarm clock. She is naive.
Alarm clock is naive.
coreference-2
entailment
Some of the coins are green in colour.
Not all of the coins are green in colour.
implicature-2
contradiction
Among Stephanie, Sally and Kelly the naughtiest is Sally.
Kelly is naughtier than Sally.
comparative-29
contradiction
Michael is fitter than Edith. Michael is fitter than Jim.
Among Edith, Michael and Jim the fittest is Jim.
comparative-38
contradiction
Charlotte, Rachel and Jennifer are from Georgia, Laos and Philippines respectively.
Jennifer is not from Philippines.
boolean-57
contradiction
Kate is hairy. Martin is hairier.
Kate is hairier than Martin.
comparative-51
entailment
Kenneth is feeble.
Kenneth is weak.
lexical-1
entailment
Frederick is a model and Kate is too.
Kate is a model.
syntactic-4
entailment
Amanda, David, Nancy and Rachel are from Switzerland, Laos, Denmark and Taiwan respectively.
Nancy is from Denmark.
boolean-32
entailment
Peter has biology class then political science class then geography class.
Political science class is after biology class.
temporal-44
contradiction
Don, Steven and Harold are from Ecuador, New Zealand and Bangladesh respectively.
Don is from New Zealand.
boolean-27
neutral
Anthony is snobby.
Anthony is an aviator.
lexical-4
contradiction
Coaster and file lie on table. Eric asked for file.
Eric also asked for coaster.
implicature-8
contradiction
Columbia is located between Oklahoma and Manchester.
Manchester is nearer to Oklahoma than Manchester is to Columbia.
spatial-10
neutral
Sarah is smaller than Joe.
Sarah and Joe can be compared in terms of how sweet they are.
comparative-2
entailment
Billy has french class then latin class then history class.
French class is before history class.
temporal-43
contradiction
Jean and Marilyn are from Indonesia and Portugal respectively.
Marilyn is not from Portugal.
boolean-51
contradiction
Wendy is more handsome than Tim. Wendy is more handsome than Susan.
Among Wendy, Tim and Susan the most handsome is Susan.
comparative-36
contradiction
Alexandra was born in 2004 and Susan was born in 2014.
Alexandra is younger than Susan.
temporal-16
entailment
Among Bruce, Alexander and Kelly the politest is Bruce.
Bruce is politer than Alexander.
comparative-14
entailment
Henry is meeting a woman today.
The woman is not Henry's wife.
implicature-13
entailment
Karen reached hotel at 6 AM whereas Margaret reached at 6:30 AM.
Karen reached before Margaret.
temporal-26
entailment
Mark was born in 1992 and Linda was born in 1991.
Mark was born after Linda.
temporal-1
contradiction
If no one buys the coin, Eric will buy it. Deborah bought the coin.
Eric bought the coin.
conditional-4
entailment
Fiona is to the left of Matt. Ellen is to the right of Matt.
Matt is in between Fiona and Ellen.
spatial-19
entailment
Dorothy, Mary, David and Rachel are the only children of Heather.
Heather has exactly 4 children.
numerical-12
contradiction
Jerry and his brother went to park.
Jerry went to park with a stranger.
relational-1
entailment
All fruits are healthy.
cherry are healthy.
taxonomic-1
entailment
Hugh lives in Baghdad.
Hugh lives in Iraq.
world-1
contradiction
Fred, Louis and Rose are the only children of Albert.
Albert has exactly 4 children.
numerical-16
contradiction
Kathleen praised Tim.
No one praised Tim.
presupposition-14
entailment
Peter is civil. Peter is deft.
Peter is civil and deft.
boolean-15
contradiction
If no one buys the watch, Harry will buy it. Charlie bought the watch.
Harry bought the watch.
conditional-4
contradiction
Lauren is beautiful. Robert is more beautiful.
Lauren is more beautiful than Robert.
comparative-51