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Jessica splashed water at me.
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Jessica loaded boxes at the truck.
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Jessica stuffed boxes at the truck.
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Leslie staffed the store with employees.
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Leslie staffed employees in the store.
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The store staffed with employees.
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The employees staffed the store.
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Answer: yes |
Leigh swaddled the baby with blankets.
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Lora buttered the toast.
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Lora buttered unsalted butter on the toast.
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Lora buttered the toast with unsalted butter.
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Lora buttered at the toast with unsalted butter.
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The toast buttered with unsalted butter.
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The toast buttered.
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Lydia pocketed the change.
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Lydia pocketed her pocket with the change.
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The change pocketed.
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Doug removed the scratches from the tabletop.
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Answer: yes |
Doug removed the scratches from around the sink.
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Answer: yes |
Doug removed the scratches out of the drawer.
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Doug removed the scratches to nowhere.
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Doug removed the tabletop of scratches.
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Doug removed at the scratches from the tabletop.
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The scratches removed from the tabletop.
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The king banished the general from the army.
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The king banished the general to a mountain fortress.
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The king banished the general from the palace to a mountain fortress.
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The king banished at the general from the army.
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The general banished from the army.
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Doug cleared the dishes from under the rack.
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Doug cleared the table.
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Doug cleared at the table of dishes.
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Doug cleared at the table.
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The strong winds cleared the skies.
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The strong winds slowly cleared the clouds from the sky.
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Brian wiped the fingerprints from the counter.
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Brian wiped the fingerprints from inside the cupboard.
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Brian wiped the fingerprints from under the cupboard.
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Answer: yes |
Brian wiped the fingerprints from outside the cupboard.
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Brian wiped the counter of fingerprints.
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Brian wiped the counter.
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Answer: yes |
Paula trimmed the bush.
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Answer: yes |
Brian was wiping the counter.
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Brian was wiping.
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Brian was wiping the wall behind the stove.
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Answer: yes |
Carla shoveled the snow from the walk.
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Carla shoveled the snow from under the bushes.
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Carla shoveled the snow from among the bushes.
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Carla shoveled the snow from near the bushes.
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Carla shoveled the walk of snow.
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Carla shoveled at the walk.
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Carla was shoveling the walk.
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Carla was shoveling.
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Answer: yes |
Carla mopped the floor under the furniture.
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Carla mopped under the furniture.
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Answer: yes |
The thief stole the painting for Mr. Smith.
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The thief stole Mr. Smith the painting.
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The thief stole at the painting from the museum.
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The painting stole from the museum.
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The doctor cured pneumonia from Pat.
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Pat cured of pneumonia.
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The swindler cheated Pat of her fortune.
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Answer: yes |
The cook boned the fish.
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Answer: yes |
The fish boned.
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The fish scrubbed.
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The men mined the gold.
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The gold mined.
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Answer: no |
Nora sent the book from Paris.
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Nora sent the book to London.
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Answer: yes |
Nora sent the book from Paris to London.
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Answer: yes |
Nora sent the book to Peter.
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Answer: yes |
Nora sent at the book to Peter.
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The book sent to Peter.
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Nora sent books to children.
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Answer: yes |
Books send easily to children.
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Carla slid the books across the table.
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Answer: yes |
Carla slid the book to Dale.
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Answer: yes |
Carla slid Dale the book.
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Carla slid at the book to Dale.
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The books slid across the table.
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Carla slid those books across the table.
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Answer: yes |
Those books slide across the table easily.
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Nora brought the book to the meeting.
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Answer: yes |
Nora brought the book to Pamela.
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Answer: yes |
Nora brought the book from horne.
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Answer: yes |
Nora brought Pamela the book.
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Answer: yes |
Nora brought at the book to the meeting.
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The book brought to the meeting.
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The book brings easily to the meeting.
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Amanda carried the package.
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Answer: yes |
Amanda carried the package from Boston.
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Amanda carried the package to New York.
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Amanda carried the package from Boston to New York.
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Amanda carried at the package to New York.
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The package carried to New York.
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The package carried.
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Amanda carried packages to New York.
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Amanda carried packages.
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Packages carry easily to New York.
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Amanda drove the package from Boston to New York.
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Answer: yes |
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