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contradiction
Susan, Suzanne, Kathryn and Sharon are the only children of Christopher.
Christopher has exactly 0 children.
numerical-17
entailment
Betty is more tired than Grace.
Betty and Grace can be compared in terms of how tired they are.
comparative-1
contradiction
Mary is mother of Alison.
Alison is grandmother of Mary.
relational-3
entailment
Linda, Leslie, Jerry and Edward are from Ireland, Singapore, Egypt and Ukraine respectively.
Leslie is from Singapore.
boolean-31
neutral
Maria is meaner than Louise. David is meaner than Louise.
Among Maria, Louise and David the meanest is Maria.
comparative-43
entailment
Benjamin was delighted when he got a divorce.
Benjamin got a divorce.
presupposition-20
entailment
Not all of the batteries are red in colour.
Some of the batteries are red in colour.
implicature-3
entailment
Eleanor, Dan, Michael and Carolyn are from Japan, Chile, Afghanistan and Mexico respectively.
Eleanor is from Japan.
boolean-30
entailment
Kevin was delighted when he failed the exam.
Kevin failed the exam.
presupposition-20
entailment
Philip has mathematics class then physics class then political science class.
Mathematics class is before political science class.
temporal-43
entailment
Deborah is richer than Mary. Lucy is richer than Deborah.
Lucy is richer than Mary.
comparative-7
entailment
Amanda is to the left of Suzanne. Thomas is to the right of Suzanne.
Thomas is to the right of Amanda.
spatial-17
contradiction
Robert and Charles are from Nepal and Maldives respectively.
Charles is from Nepal.
boolean-23
contradiction
Victoria's brother is industrious.
Victoria does not have a brother.
presupposition-2
contradiction
If no one buys the scissor, Louis will buy it. Betty bought the scissor.
Louis bought the scissor.
conditional-4
contradiction
Illinois is 375 miles from Madison and 310 miles from Detroit.
Illinois is farther to Detroit than Illinois is to Madison.
spatial-6
entailment
Among Michael, Don and Claire the kindest is Don.
Don is kinder than Michael.
comparative-16
contradiction
Jay has geography class then history class then mathematics class.
Mathematics class is before geography class.
temporal-48
contradiction
Jane has 4 coins. Kim has 7 coins.
Jane has more coins than Kim.
numerical-31
contradiction
Howard, Ruth, Rose, Wendy and Leslie are from Georgia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Japan and Poland respectively.
Rose is from Japan.
boolean-45
contradiction
Some of the stamps are red in colour.
None of the stamps are red in colour.
quantifier-3
entailment
All of the newspapers are yellow in colour.
Some of the newspapers are yellow in colour.
quantifier-6
entailment
Jim is younger than Carol but not Alan.
Jim is elder than Alan.
comparative-54
entailment
Arthur is to the right of Bobby. Ben is to the left of Bobby.
Arthur is to the right of Ben.
spatial-16
entailment
Sara and Frances are from Laos and Egypt respectively.
Frances is from Egypt.
boolean-21
entailment
Philip was born in 1997 and Kathryn was born in 2014.
Philip was born before Kathryn.
temporal-4
entailment
Suzanne is optimist.
Suzanne is idealist.
lexical-1
neutral
Eyeliner and snack lie on table. Harriet asked for eyeliner.
Harriet also asked for snack.
boolean-61
entailment
Nancy, Colin, Ben, Caroline and Fiona are from Bhutan, Georgia, Ghana, Belarus and United Kingdom respectively.
Nancy is from Bhutan.
boolean-38
neutral
Among Amy, Roy and Jean the most interesting is Roy.
Jean is more interesting than Amy.
comparative-23
contradiction
Margaret, Eleanor, Ashley, Ellen and Charles are from Oman, Qatar, Philippines, Germany and Malaysia respectively.
Charles is from Oman.
boolean-47
entailment
James's camera is crimson in colour.
James has a camera.
presupposition-3
entailment
Jill was born in 1994 and Julie was born in 1992.
Jill was born later than Julie.
temporal-17
entailment
Among Harriet, Dick and Henry the laziest is Dick.
Dick is lazier than Harriet.
comparative-16
entailment
Stephanie is prettier than Katie.
Katie is atmost as pretty than Stephanie.
comparative-50
entailment
Donald was surprised when he shifted to China.
Donald shifted to China.
presupposition-20
contradiction
Dave was born in 1990 and Simon was born in 2004.
Simon was born before Dave.
temporal-6
entailment
Not all of the glasses are white in colour.
Some of the glasses are white in colour.
implicature-3
entailment
Charlie returned to Denmark.
Charlie has been to Denmark before.
presupposition-16
contradiction
Harriet is more popular than Ken. Harriet is more popular than Matthew.
Among Harriet, Ken and Matthew the most popular is Matthew.
comparative-36
contradiction
Donna, Albert, Bruce, Dan and Jimmy are from Poland, Pakistan, Laos, Ecuador and Nepal respectively.
Jimmy is from Poland.
boolean-47
entailment
Thomas is taller than Susan but not Roy.
Thomas is shorter than Roy.
comparative-54
entailment
Cynthia was born in 1993 and Patrick was born in 1991.
Patrick is elder than Cynthia.
temporal-11
contradiction
Jeff, Andrea and Dick are from Australia, Mexico and North Korea respectively.
Dick is from Australia.
boolean-29
entailment
Among Jimmy, Martin and Jessica the noisiest is Jimmy.
Jimmy is noisier than Jessica.
comparative-15
contradiction
Mousepad and laptop lie on table. Benjamin asked for mousepad.
Benjamin also asked for laptop.
implicature-7
contradiction
James has chemistry class then physics class then economics class.
Physics class is after economics class.
temporal-52
contradiction
Christine has history class then geography class then biology class.
History class is after geography class.
temporal-50
contradiction
All of the newspapers are yellow in colour.
Some of the newspapers are blue in colour.
quantifier-12
entailment
Some of the headphones are yellow in colour.
Not all of the headphones are yellow in colour.
implicature-2
entailment
Ray, Sam, Stephen and Michelle are from Fiji, Switzerland, Germany and Afghanistan respectively.
Michelle is from Afghanistan.
boolean-33
contradiction
Among Suzanne, Victoria and Kathryn the skinniest is Kathryn.
Victoria is skinnier than Kathryn.
comparative-31
neutral
Suzanne is shorter than Kate. Fred is shorter than Kate.
Among Suzanne, Fred and Kate the shortest is Fred.
comparative-42
neutral
Daniel is noisier than Mike.
Daniel and Mike can be compared in terms of how firm they are.
comparative-2
contradiction
Matt reached theatre at 3:30 PM whereas Sue reached at 11 AM.
Matt reached before Sue.
temporal-27
entailment
Kate is lame. Mark is lame.
Kate and Mark are lame.
boolean-16
entailment
Edward has 8 dollars. He received 10 more dollars.
Edward now has 18 dollars.
numerical-1
entailment
Francis and Sarah are friends. She is a photographer and he is a mechanic.
Francis is a mechanic.
coreference-9
contradiction
Bill, Linda and Steven are the only children of Elaine.
Elaine has exactly 0 children.
numerical-16
entailment
Jennifer is to the right of Edith. James is to the left of Edith.
Jennifer is to the right of James.
spatial-16
contradiction
Albert and Robert are from Bhutan and Fiji respectively.
Robert is not from Fiji.
boolean-51
contradiction
Judith and Jessica are from Malaysia and New Zealand respectively.
Jessica is not from New Zealand.
boolean-51
neutral
Angela is noisier than Jill.
Angela and Jill can be compared in terms of how dense they are.
comparative-2
contradiction
Instead of speaking Ann is listening.
Ann is speaking.
syntactic-3
entailment
Carolyn is weaker than Emily.
Emily is stronger than Carolyn.
comparative-53
neutral
Kenneth is shyer than Patrick. Stephanie is shyer than Patrick.
Among Patrick, Kenneth and Stephanie the shyest is Stephanie.
comparative-46
contradiction
Ellen has four dollars. She gave away three dollars.
Ellen now has six dollars.
numerical-8
contradiction
Dick has mathematics class then political science class then economics class.
Economics class is before mathematics class.
temporal-48
contradiction
Sandra, Charles, Matthew and Carol are the only children of Tony.
Tony has exactly 1 children.
numerical-17
contradiction
Does Wendy show the presentation? No.
Wendy shows the presentation.
negation-7
contradiction
Walter is the child of Kathleen. Tim is the child of Kathleen.
Kathleen has only 1 children.
numerical-25
entailment
Larry, Edith, Rachel, Greg and Joan are from Maldives, Turkey, Ecuador, Netherlands and Australia respectively.
Rachel is from Ecuador.
boolean-40
entailment
Claire was facing East and turned to her left.
Claire is now facing North.
spatial-1
entailment
Leslie is conceited. Alfred is conceited.
Leslie and Alfred are conceited.
boolean-16
entailment
Jimmy is treacherous.
Jimmy is dishonest.
lexical-1
entailment
Karen picked up a laptop.
It is not Karen's laptop.
implicature-12
contradiction
Joseph reached theatre at 2 PM whereas Mike reached at 1 PM.
Joseph reached before Mike.
temporal-27
entailment
Snack and file lie on table. Louis asked for snack.
Louis did not ask for file.
implicature-9
entailment
Anthony has latin class then music class then literature class.
Latin class is before music class.
temporal-41
neutral
Michael is more renowned than Jay. Carolyn is more renowned than Jay.
Among Jay, Michael and Carolyn the most renowned is Carolyn.
comparative-46
entailment
Nancy has geography class then physics class then commerce class.
Physics class is before commerce class.
temporal-42
entailment
All mammals give birth to young ones.
cow give birth to young ones.
taxonomic-1
contradiction
Grace and her mother went to hotel.
Grace went to hotel with a stranger.
relational-1
contradiction
Dan went with Alex to the party. Richard went with him to the match.
Richard went with Dan to the match.
coreference-14
neutral
Jack is sadder than Dan. Alison is sadder than Dan.
Among Jack, Alison and Dan the saddest is Jack.
comparative-41
contradiction
All of the pencils are crimson in colour.
Some of the pencils are crimson in colour.
implicature-4
entailment
Robert has a stamp. It is magenta in colour.
Stamp is magenta in colour.
coreference-3
contradiction
Sara, Katie and Frederick are from Netherlands, Haiti and Sweden respectively.
Sara is not from Netherlands.
boolean-55
contradiction
Benjamin's identity card is magenta in colour.
Benjamin does not have an identity card.
presupposition-4
contradiction
Peter moved from Singapore to Belgium.
Peter now lives in Singapore.
causal-2
entailment
Carolyn is tactless and below average.
Carolyn is below average and tactless.
boolean-13
entailment
Alan was born in 2002 and Hugh was born in 1994.
Alan was born after Hugh.
temporal-1
contradiction
Lynn, Elaine, Sara, Barbara and Paul are from Israel, United Arab Emirates, Portugal, Vietnam and Finland respectively.
Lynn is from United Arab Emirates.
boolean-43
contradiction
Among Peter, Carl and Frances the loveliest is Frances.
Peter is lovelier than Frances.
comparative-30
contradiction
Lucy and Anne are from Uruguay and Ecuador respectively.
Lucy is not from Uruguay.
boolean-50
entailment
Victoria is fussy and angelic.
Victoria is angelic.
boolean-2
entailment
Jill was born in 2020 and Henry was born in 2018.
Jill was born later than Henry.
temporal-17
contradiction
Bruce is both a farmer and a dentist.
Bruce is a farmer but not a dentist.
boolean-59
contradiction
Barbara has a wallet. She is decisive.
Wallet is decisive.
coreference-2
contradiction
Some of the glasses are white in colour.
All of the glasses are white in colour.
implicature-1