label stringclasses 3
values | premise stringlengths 10 183 | hypothesis stringlengths 10 79 | file stringlengths 7 17 |
|---|---|---|---|
contradiction | If no one buys the lipstick, Marilyn will buy it. Gary bought the lipstick. | Marilyn bought the lipstick. | conditional-4 |
entailment | Arthur moved the key to study room from bedroom. | The key is now in study room. | causal-7 |
neutral | Joseph is more tired than Annie. Philip is more tired than Annie. | Joseph is more tired than Philip. | comparative-12 |
entailment | Ruth is hotter than Dorothy. Ruth is hotter than Bill. | Among Ruth, Dorothy and Bill the hottest is Ruth. | comparative-32 |
contradiction | Jay and Adam are from United Kingdom and Indonesia respectively. | Jay is not from United Kingdom. | boolean-50 |
entailment | Keith is to the right of Jonathan. Jennifer is to the left of Jonathan. | Keith is to the right of Jennifer. | spatial-16 |
contradiction | Keith is the child of Michelle. | Michelle has no child. | numerical-24 |
neutral | Jerry is uglier than Benjamin. Jerry is uglier than Francis. | Benjamin is uglier than Francis. | comparative-10 |
entailment | Nick has physics class then art class then music class. | Art class is after physics class. | temporal-44 |
entailment | Philadelphia is located between Albany and New York. | Albany is nearer to Philadelphia than Albany is to New York. | spatial-7 |
contradiction | Instead of sleeping Eric is studying. | Eric is sleeping. | syntactic-3 |
contradiction | Hampton is 325 miles from Phoenix and 310 miles from Boston. | Hampton is nearer to Phoenix than Hampton is to Boston. | spatial-5 |
entailment | Kim has physics class then french class then geography class. | Geography class is after french class. | temporal-46 |
neutral | Francis is a judge. | Francis lives in Iraq. | lexical-7 |
neutral | Ashley is tinier than Lucy. Steve is tinier than Lucy. | Ashley is tinier than Steve. | comparative-12 |
neutral | Diane or Dan are old-fashioned. | Dan is old-fashioned. | boolean-12 |
entailment | Alison and Robin are from Israel and Oman respectively. | Robin is not from Israel. | boolean-49 |
contradiction | Judy, Kathleen, Matt and Sarah are from Mexico, Thailand, Iceland and United States of America respectively. | Sarah is from Mexico. | boolean-37 |
entailment | David has political science class then latin class then mathematics class. | Political science class is the first class among the three. | temporal-53 |
contradiction | Tulsa is 990 miles from Richmond and 345 miles from Washington. | Tulsa is farther to Washington than Tulsa is to Richmond. | spatial-6 |
contradiction | Jimmy, Keith, Tom and Sara are the only children of Ben. | Ben has exactly 0 children. | numerical-17 |
entailment | Christine has history class then political science class then french class. | History class is before french class. | temporal-43 |
contradiction | Carol is bossier than Annie. Carol is bossier than Lisa. | Among Carol, Annie and Lisa the bossiest is Lisa. | comparative-36 |
contradiction | Martha and Frederick are from Switzerland and Oman respectively. | Martha is not from Switzerland. | boolean-50 |
entailment | Katherine has commerce class then latin class then literature class. | Literature class is after commerce class. | temporal-45 |
contradiction | Michael waited outside a car. | It is Michael's car. | implicature-11 |
contradiction | Judy and her son went to office. | Judy went to office with a stranger. | relational-1 |
entailment | Anne has computer science class then latin class then history class. | History class is after latin class. | temporal-46 |
entailment | Simon asked Frederick for 1000 dollars. Frederick refused. | Simon has higher chances of convincing Frederick for 10 dollars. | implicature-19 |
entailment | All 7 cigarettes are black in colour. | Exactly 7 cigarettes are black in colour. | presupposition-9 |
contradiction | Marilyn and Wendy are from Denmark and Poland respectively. | Marilyn is from Poland. | boolean-22 |
entailment | Nick is crazy than Harold. | Harold is normal than Nick. | comparative-53 |
entailment | Sarah and Martha are from Netherlands and Oman respectively. | Sarah is from Netherlands. | boolean-20 |
entailment | Lawrence is shorter than Michelle. | Lawrence is atleast as short than Michelle. | comparative-47 |
entailment | Angela walked in a house. | It is not Angela's house. | implicature-12 |
entailment | Notebook and plate lie on table. Martha asked for plate. | Martha did not ask for notebook. | implicature-10 |
entailment | Ken is the child of Frances. | Frances has atleast 1 child. | numerical-19 |
entailment | Edwin is kinder than Helen. Edwin is kinder than Lawrence. | Among Helen, Edwin and Lawrence the kindest is Edwin. | comparative-33 |
contradiction | Is Jeff's father enterprising. | Jeff does not have a father. | presupposition-6 |
contradiction | All mammals give birth to young ones. | bat don't give birth to young ones. | taxonomic-2 |
contradiction | Alison has four dollars. She received two more dollars. | Alison now has nineteen dollars. | numerical-4 |
entailment | Dick has geology class then computer science class then french class. | French class is after geology class. | temporal-45 |
contradiction | If Lynn passes all the subjects, she will get the scholarship. Lynn failed literature. | Lynn got the scholarship. | conditional-5 |
entailment | Ian moved the pitcher to store room from kitchen. | The pitcher is now in store room. | causal-7 |
contradiction | Carol has seven dollars. She received eight more dollars. | Carol now has fourteen dollars. | numerical-4 |
contradiction | Hugh is more clever than Johnny. | Johnny is more clever than Hugh. | comparative-3 |
entailment | Grace, Jim and Jason are from Finland, Afghanistan and Ukraine respectively. | Jim is not from Ukraine. | boolean-53 |
contradiction | Katie is to the left of Jennifer. Jennifer is to the left of David. | Katie is to the right of David. | spatial-21 |
entailment | Marilyn has latin class then physics class. | Latin class is before physics class. | temporal-37 |
entailment | Victoria is meeting a man today. | The man is not Victoria's brother. | implicature-13 |
contradiction | None of the mirrors are crimson in colour. | Some of the mirrors are crimson in colour. | quantifier-1 |
entailment | Billy, Jonathan, Lisa, Patrick and Ruth are from Vietnam, Iraq, Egypt, Malaysia and Bangladesh respectively. | Lisa is from Egypt. | boolean-40 |
entailment | Lucy, Alex and Elaine are mean. | Alex is mean. | boolean-9 |
entailment | Lawrence's mother is unwilling. | Lawrence has a mother. | presupposition-1 |
neutral | Virginia is an economist. | Virginia lives in Netherlands. | lexical-7 |
entailment | Martin picked up a purse. | It is not Martin's purse. | implicature-12 |
contradiction | Emma is more renowned than Sue. Emma is more renowned than Eric. | Among Sue, Emma and Eric the most renowned is Eric. | comparative-38 |
entailment | Ann criticised Michael. | Someone criticised Michael. | presupposition-11 |
contradiction | Edith has political science class then french class then economics class. | French class is the first class among the three. | temporal-55 |
entailment | Florence has 3 coins. Dan has 1 coins. | Florence has more coins than Dan. | numerical-29 |
entailment | Lisa is to the left of Sue. Ray is to the right of Sue. | Sue is in between Lisa and Ray. | spatial-19 |
contradiction | Martin is to the right of Diana. Elaine is to the left of Diana. | Martin is to the left of Elaine. | spatial-26 |
entailment | Christopher and Janet are friends. He is a lecturer and she is a scientist. | Janet is a scientist. | coreference-8 |
entailment | Joseph and Rachel are sedate. | Joseph is sedate. | boolean-3 |
contradiction | Among Joseph, Amy and Robin the hottest is Joseph. | Robin is hotter than Joseph. | comparative-27 |
neutral | None of the magazines are yellow in colour. | Some of the magazines are white in colour. | quantifier-7 |
contradiction | Michael helped Charlotte. | Michael helped no one. | presupposition-13 |
contradiction | Robin and Jonathan are from Laos and Finland respectively. | Robin is from Finland. | boolean-22 |
contradiction | Edward, Emma, Jean, Andrew and Leslie are from Bangladesh, Greece, Canada, Bhutan and Azerbaijan respectively. | Leslie is from Bangladesh. | boolean-47 |
entailment | Pamela and Jonathan are from Iraq and United Kingdom respectively. | Pamela is from Iraq. | boolean-20 |
contradiction | Francis has physics class then political science class then literature class. | Physics class is after political science class. | temporal-50 |
entailment | Alan has 8 dollars. He received 9 more dollars. | Alan now has 17 dollars. | numerical-1 |
entailment | Francis has commerce class then political science class then chemistry class. | Commerce class is before chemistry class. | temporal-43 |
contradiction | William reached museum at 6:30 AM whereas Helen reached at 6 PM. | William reached after Helen. | temporal-28 |
contradiction | Maria is older than Ron. | Ron is older than Maria. | comparative-3 |
entailment | Among Ed, Henry and Ben the classiest is Henry. | Henry is classier than Ben. | comparative-17 |
contradiction | Coaster and notebook lie on table. Keith asked for notebook. | Keith also asked for coaster. | implicature-8 |
contradiction | Sarah has 1 coins. Steven has 2 coins. | Steven has less coins than Sarah. | numerical-32 |
contradiction | Is Larry's brush blue in colour. | Larry does not have a brush. | presupposition-8 |
entailment | Ann is gloomier than Colin. | Ann and Colin can be compared in terms of how gloomy they are. | comparative-1 |
neutral | Carl is a librarian. | Carl is meddlesome. | lexical-8 |
entailment | Stephanie is assertive, exacting and peevish. | Stephanie is exacting. | boolean-6 |
entailment | Bruce is sleeping and so is Jessica. | Jessica is sleeping. | syntactic-6 |
contradiction | Tim and Kathy are friends. He is a plumber and she is an electrician. | Tim is an electrician. | coreference-6 |
contradiction | Alison was born in 1999 and Victoria was born in 2000. | Alison is younger than Victoria. | temporal-16 |
entailment | Scott has political science class followed by history class. | History class is after political science class. | temporal-34 |
contradiction | Louis is an author but Sam is not. | Sam is an author. | negation-3 |
contradiction | Marilyn is naughty. Eleanor is naughtier. | Marilyn is naughtier than Eleanor. | comparative-51 |
contradiction | All of the photos are purple in colour. | Some of the photos are maroon in colour. | quantifier-12 |
entailment | Nancy will come to the theatre if Keith comes. Keith came to the theatre. | Nancy came to the theatre. | conditional-3 |
contradiction | Mike was born in 1998 and Kate was born in 1993. | Mike is elder than Kate. | temporal-13 |
contradiction | Cynthia is both a designer and a professor. | Cynthia is a designer but not a professor. | boolean-59 |
entailment | Michelle, Fiona, Howard, Sara and Ashley are from Belgium, Belarus, Israel, United States of America and Thailand respectively. | Sara is from United States of America. | boolean-41 |
contradiction | Rebecca has a diary. She is critical. | Diary is critical. | coreference-2 |
neutral | Dan lives in Greece. | Dan is an engineer. | lexical-6 |
contradiction | Even Claire bought a house. | Claire was among the most likely to buy a house. | implicature-16 |
contradiction | Ron has a photo. He is enthusiastic. | Photo is enthusiastic. | coreference-2 |
contradiction | Susan, Donna, Lawrence, Donald and Kate are from Fiji, Italy, Taiwan, Ireland and New Zealand respectively. | Susan is from Italy. | boolean-43 |
neutral | Harry is tinier than Carolyn. Roy is tinier than Carolyn. | Harry is tinier than Roy. | comparative-12 |
contradiction | Paul and Barbara are the only children of Colin. | Colin has exactly 4 children. | numerical-15 |
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