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contradiction
Kenneth is to the right of Jill. Greg is to the left of Jill.
Kenneth is to the left of Greg.
spatial-26
contradiction
Suzanne lives in Tokyo.
Suzanne lives in Thailand.
world-2
entailment
Margaret was sad when she bought a laptop.
Margaret bought a laptop.
presupposition-20
contradiction
Harriet is faster than Simon. Harriet is faster than Ashley.
Among Simon, Ashley and Harriet the fastest is Ashley.
comparative-40
contradiction
Adam was born in 2019 and Ian was born in 1998.
Adam was born before Ian.
temporal-5
contradiction
Jay has seven dollars. He received two more dollars.
Jay now has twenty dollars.
numerical-4
entailment
Judy but not Victoria is a writer.
Judy is a writer.
syntactic-1
contradiction
Philip moved the plate from kitchen to bathroom.
The plate is now in kitchen.
causal-6
contradiction
Roy walked out of a house.
It is Roy's house.
implicature-11
entailment
Keith is joyous and immodest.
Keith is joyous.
boolean-1
contradiction
Charlotte was born in 2004 and Julie was born in 1990.
Julie was born after Charlotte.
temporal-7
entailment
Christine is smarter than Diane.
Diane is dumber than Christine.
comparative-53
entailment
Jeff reached museum at 11:30 AM whereas Bobby reached at 5 PM.
Jeff reached before Bobby.
temporal-26
entailment
Stephen is the child of Sam. Ian is the child of Sam.
Sam has atleast 2 children.
numerical-20
neutral
Among Rose, Louis and Jill the craziest is Jill.
Rose is crazier than Louis.
comparative-24
entailment
Nancy has a magazine. It is crimson in colour.
Magazine is crimson in colour.
coreference-3
entailment
David, Henry and Catherine are candid.
Catherine is candid.
boolean-10
contradiction
Rebecca is faster than Andrew. Andrew is faster than Heather.
Heather is faster than Rebecca.
comparative-8
contradiction
Among Frances, Greg and Ann the brightest is Frances.
Greg is brighter than Frances.
comparative-26
neutral
Alex is shyer than Lucy. Jay is shyer than Lucy.
Among Lucy, Alex and Jay the shyest is Alex.
comparative-45
contradiction
Some of the alarm clocks are blue in colour.
All of the alarm clocks are blue in colour.
implicature-1
entailment
Among Lucy, Harold and Helen the silliest is Harold.
Harold is sillier than Lucy.
comparative-16
contradiction
Rebecca is to the left of Sharon. Sharon is to the left of Paul.
Rebecca is to the right of Paul.
spatial-21
entailment
Amy is to the right of Peter. Alice is to the left of Peter.
Peter is in between Amy and Alice.
spatial-20
neutral
Among Grace, Anna and Nicole the prettiest is Nicole.
Anna is prettier than Grace.
comparative-25
entailment
Patrick moved to Japan from Singapore.
Patrick now lives in Japan.
causal-3
contradiction
Anthony has biology class then economics class then geography class.
Economics class is after geography class.
temporal-52
contradiction
Ed, Adam, Lawrence and Brian are from Canada, Poland, Austria and Ghana respectively.
Ed is from Poland.
boolean-34
entailment
All fruits are healthy.
apple are healthy.
taxonomic-1
contradiction
Hugh is a dentist or a butler but not both.
Hugh is both a dentist and a butler.
boolean-58
contradiction
Some of the glasses are magenta in colour.
All of the glasses are grey in colour.
quantifier-10
contradiction
Michelle lives in Bern.
Michelle lives in Argentina.
world-2
neutral
Evelyn is numb.
Evelyn is a scientist.
lexical-4
contradiction
Larry and Cynthia are friends. She is a butler and he is a journalist.
Larry is a butler.
coreference-10
contradiction
Suzanne, Colin, Ruth, Brian and Leslie are the only children of Christopher.
Christopher has exactly 4 children.
numerical-18
contradiction
John has ten dollars. He gave away two dollars.
John now has two dollars.
numerical-8
contradiction
Cup and food lie on table. Emily asked for cup.
Emily also asked for food.
implicature-7
neutral
Among Joe, Harry and Victoria the loveliest is Harry.
Joe is lovelier than Victoria.
comparative-22
contradiction
Philip is a cook or an economist but not both.
Philip is both a cook and an economist.
boolean-58
contradiction
None of the batteries are yellow in colour.
Some of the batteries are yellow in colour.
quantifier-1
entailment
Don was facing North and turned to his left.
Don is now facing West.
spatial-1
contradiction
Angela asked Christine for 200 dollars. Christine refused.
Angela has higher chances of convincing Christine for 500 dollars.
implicature-20
neutral
Among Suzanne, Alexander and Kelly the best is Kelly.
Suzanne is better than Alexander.
comparative-24
entailment
Alexandra has talked to every boy in her class.
There are boy in Alexandra's class.
presupposition-22
entailment
Henry was born in 1997 and Donald was born in 1996.
Donald is elder than Henry.
temporal-11
contradiction
Billy reached park at 3 PM whereas Katie reached at 8 AM.
Billy reached before Katie.
temporal-27
entailment
Tom has latin class then history class.
Latin class is before history class.
temporal-37
contradiction
Emily, Judy, Marilyn and Joan are the only children of Heather.
Heather has exactly 1 children.
numerical-17
contradiction
Stephen has a case. It is blue in colour.
Stephen is blue in colour.
coreference-4
neutral
Carl is cruel. Stephen is peevish.
Carl and Stephen are cruel.
boolean-19
contradiction
Marie asked Frederick for 10 dollars. Frederick refused.
Marie has higher chances of convincing Frederick for 20 dollars.
implicature-20
contradiction
Chris has 2 coins. Kathy has 4 coins.
Chris has more coins than Kathy.
numerical-31
contradiction
Donna asked Carl for 30 dollars. Carl had 10.
Carl had 30 dollars.
implicature-17
contradiction
Sophie is brighter than Robert.
Sophie is atmost as bright than Robert.
comparative-49
entailment
Lynn, Stephanie and Joan are from United States of America, New Zealand and Qatar respectively.
Joan is from Qatar.
boolean-26
entailment
David and Simon are lovely.
David is lovely. Simon is lovely.
boolean-18
entailment
Leslie and Diana are from Germany and Italy respectively.
Diana is not from Germany.
boolean-49
contradiction
Mike is eating a cherry.
Mike is eating a lemon.
lexical-12
entailment
If Roy was a professor, he would teach Mathematics.
Roy is not a professor.
presupposition-19
contradiction
Arthur, Billy, Caroline, Edwin and Ed are from Iran, Ukraine, Germany, Russia and Saudi Arabia respectively.
Caroline is from Russia.
boolean-45
entailment
Helen has 9 dollars. She gave away 3 dollars.
Helen now has 6 dollars.
numerical-5
contradiction
Does Alexandra make paintings? No.
Alexandra makes paintings.
negation-7
neutral
Ian is humbler than Karen. Ian is humbler than Tim.
Tim is humbler than Karen.
comparative-11
contradiction
Karen was born in Malaysia.
Karen is born in Chile.
lexical-9
neutral
Jennifer is duller than Jean. Richard is duller than Jean.
Richard is duller than Jennifer.
comparative-13
contradiction
Julia is wiser than Margaret. Julia is wiser than Mary.
Among Margaret, Julia and Mary the wisest is Mary.
comparative-38
contradiction
Among Jack, Julia and Kate the sweetest is Jack.
Julia is sweeter than Jack.
comparative-26
neutral
Lucy is fitter than William. Ellen is fitter than William.
Among Lucy, William and Ellen the fittest is Ellen.
comparative-44
contradiction
Simon moved the glass from store room to basement.
The glass is now in store room.
causal-6
contradiction
Richard is to the right of Caroline. Rachel is to the left of Caroline.
Rachel is in between Richard and Caroline.
spatial-30
contradiction
Lauren is the child of Scott.
Scott has no child.
numerical-24
contradiction
Alison was born in 1991 and Louise was born in 1997.
Louise was born before Alison.
temporal-6
contradiction
Dick moved the spoon to basement from kitchen.
The spoon is now in kitchen.
causal-8
entailment
Barbara, Judith and Jean are from Malaysia, Iraq and Uruguay respectively.
Barbara is not from Iraq.
boolean-52
contradiction
Angela is to the left of Philip. Fiona is to the right of Philip.
Fiona is to the left of Angela.
spatial-27
contradiction
James's daughter is dowdy.
James does not have a daughter.
presupposition-2
entailment
Steve has history class then french class then physics class.
French class is before physics class.
temporal-42
neutral
Edwin is kinder than Jeff. Harold is kinder than Jeff.
Among Edwin, Harold and Jeff the kindest is Edwin.
comparative-41
entailment
Among Harold, James and Carol the most bitter is Carol.
Carol is more bitter than James.
comparative-19
entailment
Ellen is to the right of Alan. Scott is to the left of Alan.
Scott is to the left of Ellen.
spatial-18
contradiction
Is Arthur's camera yellow in colour.
Arthur does not have a camera.
presupposition-8
contradiction
All of the umbrellas are grey in colour.
Some of the umbrellas are grey in colour.
implicature-4
contradiction
Tom has geography class followed by art class.
Art class is before geography class.
temporal-36
contradiction
Catherine is younger than Rebecca. Rebecca is younger than Marie.
Marie is younger than Catherine.
comparative-8
contradiction
Johnny is sweeter than Andrew. Johnny is sweeter than Peter.
Among Andrew, Johnny and Peter the sweetest is Andrew.
comparative-37
contradiction
Among Ken, Walter and Edith the clumsiest is Walter.
Ken is clumsier than Walter.
comparative-28
contradiction
Kelly reached museum at 11:30 AM whereas Jay reached at 11 AM.
Kelly reached before Jay.
temporal-27
contradiction
Harry and Ron are from Denmark and China respectively.
Ron is not from China.
boolean-51
contradiction
Katie has latin class then mathematics class then physics class.
Mathematics class is the last class among the three.
temporal-58
entailment
Among Chris, Christopher and Leslie the shallowest is Chris.
Chris is shallower than Christopher.
comparative-14
contradiction
Julie and Roy are from Greece and Finland respectively.
Julie is not from Greece.
boolean-50
neutral
Robert is hotter than Jill. Pamela is hotter than Jill.
Among Jill, Robert and Pamela the hottest is Robert.
comparative-45
contradiction
Adam asked Carl for 50 dollars. Carl refused.
Adam has higher chances of convincing Carl for 500 dollars.
implicature-20
contradiction
Gary is the child of Suzanne.
Suzanne has no child.
numerical-24
contradiction
Dan may know.
Dan will know.
implicature-5
neutral
Food and silverware lie on table. Anna asked for silverware.
Anna also asked for food.
boolean-62
contradiction
Patrick and Thomas are the only children of Ruth.
Ruth has exactly 5 children.
numerical-15
entailment
Heather is more clever than Elaine.
Heather and Elaine can be compared in terms of how clever they are.
comparative-1
contradiction
Springfield is located between Olympia and Kansas.
Olympia is nearer to Kansas than Olympia is to Springfield.
spatial-9
entailment
Linda is provocative and curious.
Linda is curious and provocative.
boolean-13