stjokerli/TextToText_wic_seqio · Datasets at Hugging Face

idx int32 0 5.43k	inputs stringlengths 51 292	targets stringclasses 2 values
243	sentence1: She has a thing about him. sentence2: He has a thing about seafood. word: thing	True
1,076	sentence1: Stretch the imagination. sentence2: I always stretch my muscles before exercising. word: stretch	False
2,402	sentence1: I keep a small stock of painkillers for emergencies. sentence2: There's little to earn and many to keep. word: keep	False
1,918	sentence1: The stage pulled into town carrying the payroll for the mill and three ladies. sentence2: At what stage are the social sciences? word: stage	False
4,243	sentence1: Katie's sick, so I need to check up on her and see if she needs anything. sentence2: Check the oil in your car once a month. word: check	True
2,322	sentence1: His paintings reveal a sensitive interpreter of nature. sentence2: Programs written in the BASIC language are usually run through an interpreter, though some can be compiled. word: interpreter	False
5,130	sentence1: She lost all respect for him. sentence2: Be sure to give my respects to the dean. word: respect	False
4,411	sentence1: Putting them in readiness. sentence2: "A happy readiness of conversation" -- Jane Austen. word: readiness	False
2,758	sentence1: Call a football game. sentence2: I tried to call you all night. word: call	False
4,091	sentence1: We hit Detroit at one in the morning but kept driving through the night. sentence2: The ball hit the fence. word: hit	False
2,029	sentence1: We must develop more potential customers. sentence2: The embryo develops into a fetus. word: develop	False
4,680	sentence1: I carry her image in my mind's eye. sentence2: The senator carried his home state. word: carry	False
5,231	sentence1: The president's trip will substantiate good relations with the former enemy country. sentence2: The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist. word: substantiate	False
4,876	sentence1: When will the meeting be? sentence2: I am 75 kilograms. word: be	True
2,068	sentence1: Nothing good will come of this. sentence2: The bill came to $2,000. word: come	False
5,361	sentence1: Candidates must compete in a trial of skill. sentence2: The trials for the semifinals began yesterday. word: trial	False
67	sentence1: Settling a score. sentence2: The player with the highest score is the winner. word: score	False
293	sentence1: Many children join a sports club. sentence2: Most politicians have joined a party. word: join	True
1,053	sentence1: The newsman wanted to break a big story, something that would make him famous. sentence2: When news of their divorce broke, ... word: break	True
3,713	sentence1: Take time to smell the roses. sentence2: I didn't have time to finish. word: time	True
2,896	sentence1: A tendency to be too strict. sentence2: Denim has a tendency to fade. word: tendency	True
1,925	sentence1: Sugar loaf. sentence2: Meat loaf. word: loaf	True
1,908	sentence1: How many cars does she have? sentence2: Have an assistant. word: have	False
914	sentence1: The machinery is out of order. sentence2: Magnolias belong to the order Magnoliales. word: order	False
81	sentence1: It started to snow. sentence2: It is snowing. word: snow	True
5,072	sentence1: Shake one's head. sentence2: He was shaken from his dreams. word: shake	False
922	sentence1: Heat the water on the stove. sentence2: The sun heats the oceans. word: heat	True
2,815	sentence1: The rumor had its origin in idle gossip. sentence2: Mineral origin. word: origin	True
4,419	sentence1: The new railroad will connect the northern part of the state to the southern part. sentence2: These computers connected well. word: connect	True
4,053	sentence1: To lash something to a spar. sentence2: The lion lashed its tail. word: lash	False
4,181	sentence1: The best poker players can tell if the opponents have a good hand by looking at their expression. sentence2: Her expression changed from joy to misery after realising her winning lottery ticket had expired. word: expression	True
4,344	sentence1: He's just been released from Shadwell nick prison after doing ten years for attempted murder. sentence2: He's in the nick. word: nick	True
5,330	sentence1: Room to pass. sentence2: Hardly enough elbow room to turn around. word: room	True
4,879	sentence1: They had too much furniture for the small apartment. sentence2: A chair is furniture. Sofas are also furniture. word: furniture	True
3,285	sentence1: He's always stuffing his gob with fast food. sentence2: Oi, you, shut your gob! word: gob	True
3,641	sentence1: Spokes radiate from the hub of the wheel. sentence2: The heat radiates from a stove. word: radiate	False
3,254	sentence1: She has a feel for music. sentence2: He has a feel for animals. word: feel	True
237	sentence1: The Holocaust was insanity on an enormous scale. sentence2: There are some who question the scale of our ambitions. word: scale	True
410	sentence1: The consolidation of the United States' hegemony over a new international economic system. sentence2: To say they have priority is not to say they have complete hegemony. word: hegemony	True
4,183	sentence1: Reduce a problem to a single question. sentence2: Reduce one's standard of living. word: reduce	False
5,245	sentence1: Draw a conclusion. sentence2: Draw a line. word: draw	False
1,734	sentence1: Stretch the fabric. sentence2: I stretched the rubber band until it almost broke. word: stretch	True
1,066	sentence1: Use your head! sentence2: I can't use this tool. word: use	True
3,609	sentence1: A round of pleasures. sentence2: The story is going the rounds in Washington. word: round	False
4,039	sentence1: Crown my teeth. sentence2: The speech crowned the meeting. word: crown	False
1,577	sentence1: 'Now push hard,' said the doctor to the woman. sentence2: He pushed her to finish her doctorate. word: push	False
4,691	sentence1: I can feel the sadness in his poems. sentence2: She felt an object brushing her arm. word: feel	False
3,900	sentence1: There is no better time than now. sentence2: Now is the right time. word: now	True
1,562	sentence1: Respect my authority! sentence2: I have the authority to penalise the staff in my department, but not the authority to sack them. word: authority	True
3,695	sentence1: He was a great actor in his time. sentence2: The time of year for planting. word: time	True
1,345	sentence1: Potatoes bake to a crisp. sentence2: I baked a delicious cherry pie. word: bake	True
4,200	sentence1: Contact with the pier scraped paint from the hull. sentence2: The pilot made contact with the base. word: contact	False
4,158	sentence1: A ball of fire. sentence2: A ball of twine. word: ball	True
5,353	sentence1: The word is a basic linguistic unit. sentence2: He was a member of a special police unit. word: unit	True
2,165	sentence1: Give a course. sentence2: I gave two sons to the war. word: give	False
4,316	sentence1: A head of cauliflower. sentence2: A head of lettuce. word: head	True
1,830	sentence1: Strike an arc. sentence2: The bullet struck her thigh. word: strike	False
2,412	sentence1: Set the table. sentence2: Set the dogs on the scent of the missing children. word: set	False
5,301	sentence1: He came to a bad end. sentence2: No one wanted to play end. word: end	False
4,882	sentence1: I had to stay at home and watch the children. sentence2: After the trial period, she was asked to stay on and work full-time. word: stay	False
1,265	sentence1: Everyone got a cut of the earnings. sentence2: The lawyer took a cut of the profits. word: cut	True
4,466	sentence1: 200 head of cattle. sentence2: 12 head of big cattle and 14 head of branded calves. word: head	True
859	sentence1: They took a firm stand against copyright infringement. sentence2: They cut down a stand of trees. word: stand	False
2,918	sentence1: The French doors admit onto the yard. sentence2: This pipe admits air. word: admit	False
1,462	sentence1: She gave great head. sentence2: They tracked him back toward the head of the stream. word: head	False
1,744	sentence1: Take the gun from your pocket. sentence2: The test grader takes off a point for every misspelled word. word: take	True
5,106	sentence1: To move in a matter. sentence2: She moved the queen closer to the centre of the board. word: move	False
911	sentence1: Play sports. sentence2: Pele played for the Brazilian teams in many important matches. word: play	True
1,068	sentence1: Run a new program on the Mac. sentence2: They ran twenty blood tests on me and they still don't know what's wrong. word: run	True
628	sentence1: It was replaced because of its age. sentence2: We've known each other for ages. word: age	False
1,284	sentence1: Can I buy you a drink? sentence2: He jumped into the drink and had to be rescued. word: drink	False
4,759	sentence1: The trunk was full of stuff. sentence2: What is all that stuff on your bedroom floor? word: stuff	True
12	sentence1: Fall into a trap. sentence2: She fell to pieces after she lost her work. word: fall	True
1,435	sentence1: A normal year has 365 full days, but there are 366 days in a leap year. sentence2: She is 4 years old. word: year	True
4,052	sentence1: We had a wonderful time at the party. sentence2: The judge leniently granted a sentence with no hard time. word: time	False
5,121	sentence1: The court is now in session. sentence2: The girls were playing in the court. word: court	False
2,762	sentence1: Play the stock market. sentence2: Play cards. word: play	False
806	sentence1: The ringing of the telephone. sentence2: "The tintinnabulation that so voluminously swells from the ringing and the dinging of the bells" -- E. A. Poe. word: ringing	True
2,620	sentence1: She didn't get to Chicago until after midnight. sentence2: The blow got him in the back. word: get	False
122	sentence1: He wanted to live his own life without interference from others. sentence2: She's my love, my life. word: life	False
1,597	sentence1: I mean to go to Baddeck this summer. sentence2: I only meant to help you. word: mean	True
1,210	sentence1: Birds of prey often seize small mammals. sentence2: To seize smuggled goods. word: seize	False
4,454	sentence1: There as a trail of blood. sentence2: The trail led straight to the perpetrator. word: trail	False
4,328	sentence1: The floor of the cave. sentence2: The floor of a cave served the refugees as a home. word: floor	True
1,725	sentence1: This old radio doesn't work anymore. sentence2: This pilot works the controls. word: work	False
4,467	sentence1: Shelve books. sentence2: The library needs volunteers to help shelve books. word: shelve	True
4,446	sentence1: The story is false, so far as I can discover. sentence2: I discovered how to do it. word: discover	True
2,212	sentence1: You can lose your identity when you join the army. sentence2: It was too dark to determine his identity. word: identity	False
3,584	sentence1: We must follow closely the economic development is Cuba. sentence2: A terrible tsunami followed the earthquake. word: follow	False
681	sentence1: Play fair. sentence2: Play football. word: play	False
2,853	sentence1: We can not admit non-members into our club building. sentence2: A ticket admits one into a playhouse. word: admit	True
1,642	sentence1: The term allowed to a debtor to discharge his debt. sentence2: He was sentenced to a term of six years in prison. word: term	True
2,823	sentence1: To approach the city. sentence2: Don't approach that house. word: approach	True
3,666	sentence1: Implement a procedure. sentence2: It's a good thought, but it will be a difficult thing to implement. word: implement	False
1,346	sentence1: Pay a call. sentence2: You'll pay for this! word: pay	False
5,413	sentence1: He ordered a second round. sentence2: They brought us a round of drinks about every thirty minutes. word: round	True
354	sentence1: Set this poem to music. sentence2: To set pear trees in an orchard. word: set	False
5,296	sentence1: Traffic on the internet is lightest during the night. sentence2: Heavy traffic overloaded the trunk lines. word: traffic	True
2,754	sentence1: A crop circle was made in a corn field. sentence2: There were some cows grazing in a field. word: field	True
843	sentence1: Air out the smoke-filled rooms. sentence2: Air the old winter clothes. word: air	True

243

sentence1: She has a thing about him. sentence2: He has a thing about seafood. word: thing

True

1,076

sentence1: Stretch the imagination. sentence2: I always stretch my muscles before exercising. word: stretch

False

2,402

sentence1: I keep a small stock of painkillers for emergencies. sentence2: There's little to earn and many to keep. word: keep

False

1,918

sentence1: The stage pulled into town carrying the payroll for the mill and three ladies. sentence2: At what stage are the social sciences? word: stage

False

4,243

sentence1: Katie's sick, so I need to check up on her and see if she needs anything. sentence2: Check the oil in your car once a month. word: check

True

2,322

sentence1: His paintings reveal a sensitive interpreter of nature. sentence2: Programs written in the BASIC language are usually run through an interpreter, though some can be compiled. word: interpreter

False

5,130

sentence1: She lost all respect for him. sentence2: Be sure to give my respects to the dean. word: respect

False

4,411

sentence1: Putting them in readiness. sentence2: "A happy readiness of conversation" -- Jane Austen. word: readiness

False

2,758

sentence1: Call a football game. sentence2: I tried to call you all night. word: call

False

4,091

sentence1: We hit Detroit at one in the morning but kept driving through the night. sentence2: The ball hit the fence. word: hit

False

2,029

sentence1: We must develop more potential customers. sentence2: The embryo develops into a fetus. word: develop

False

4,680

sentence1: I carry her image in my mind's eye. sentence2: The senator carried his home state. word: carry

False

5,231

sentence1: The president's trip will substantiate good relations with the former enemy country. sentence2: The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist. word: substantiate

False

4,876

sentence1: When will the meeting be? sentence2: I am 75 kilograms. word: be

True

2,068

sentence1: Nothing good will come of this. sentence2: The bill came to $2,000. word: come

False

5,361

sentence1: Candidates must compete in a trial of skill. sentence2: The trials for the semifinals began yesterday. word: trial

False

67

sentence1: Settling a score. sentence2: The player with the highest score is the winner. word: score

False

293

sentence1: Many children join a sports club. sentence2: Most politicians have joined a party. word: join

True

1,053

sentence1: The newsman wanted to break a big story, something that would make him famous. sentence2: When news of their divorce broke, ... word: break

True

3,713

sentence1: Take time to smell the roses. sentence2: I didn't have time to finish. word: time

True

2,896

sentence1: A tendency to be too strict. sentence2: Denim has a tendency to fade. word: tendency

True

1,925

sentence1: Sugar loaf. sentence2: Meat loaf. word: loaf

True

1,908

sentence1: How many cars does she have? sentence2: Have an assistant. word: have

False

914

sentence1: The machinery is out of order. sentence2: Magnolias belong to the order Magnoliales. word: order

False

81

sentence1: It started to snow. sentence2: It is snowing. word: snow

True

5,072

sentence1: Shake one's head. sentence2: He was shaken from his dreams. word: shake

False

922

sentence1: Heat the water on the stove. sentence2: The sun heats the oceans. word: heat

True

2,815

sentence1: The rumor had its origin in idle gossip. sentence2: Mineral origin. word: origin

True

4,419

sentence1: The new railroad will connect the northern part of the state to the southern part. sentence2: These computers connected well. word: connect

True

4,053

sentence1: To lash something to a spar. sentence2: The lion lashed its tail. word: lash

False

4,181

sentence1: The best poker players can tell if the opponents have a good hand by looking at their expression. sentence2: Her expression changed from joy to misery after realising her winning lottery ticket had expired. word: expression

True

4,344

sentence1: He's just been released from Shadwell nick prison after doing ten years for attempted murder. sentence2: He's in the nick. word: nick

True

5,330

sentence1: Room to pass. sentence2: Hardly enough elbow room to turn around. word: room

True

4,879

sentence1: They had too much furniture for the small apartment. sentence2: A chair is furniture. Sofas are also furniture. word: furniture

True

3,285

sentence1: He's always stuffing his gob with fast food. sentence2: Oi, you, shut your gob! word: gob

True

3,641

sentence1: Spokes radiate from the hub of the wheel. sentence2: The heat radiates from a stove. word: radiate

False

3,254

sentence1: She has a feel for music. sentence2: He has a feel for animals. word: feel

True

237

sentence1: The Holocaust was insanity on an enormous scale. sentence2: There are some who question the scale of our ambitions. word: scale

True

410

sentence1: The consolidation of the United States' hegemony over a new international economic system. sentence2: To say they have priority is not to say they have complete hegemony. word: hegemony

True

4,183

sentence1: Reduce a problem to a single question. sentence2: Reduce one's standard of living. word: reduce

False

5,245

sentence1: Draw a conclusion. sentence2: Draw a line. word: draw

False

1,734

sentence1: Stretch the fabric. sentence2: I stretched the rubber band until it almost broke. word: stretch

True

1,066

sentence1: Use your head! sentence2: I can't use this tool. word: use

True

3,609

sentence1: A round of pleasures. sentence2: The story is going the rounds in Washington. word: round

False

4,039

sentence1: Crown my teeth. sentence2: The speech crowned the meeting. word: crown

False

1,577

sentence1: 'Now push hard,' said the doctor to the woman. sentence2: He pushed her to finish her doctorate. word: push

False

4,691

sentence1: I can feel the sadness in his poems. sentence2: She felt an object brushing her arm. word: feel

False

3,900

sentence1: There is no better time than now. sentence2: Now is the right time. word: now

True

1,562

sentence1: Respect my authority! sentence2: I have the authority to penalise the staff in my department, but not the authority to sack them. word: authority

True

3,695

sentence1: He was a great actor in his time. sentence2: The time of year for planting. word: time

True

1,345

sentence1: Potatoes bake to a crisp. sentence2: I baked a delicious cherry pie. word: bake

True

4,200

sentence1: Contact with the pier scraped paint from the hull. sentence2: The pilot made contact with the base. word: contact

False

4,158

sentence1: A ball of fire. sentence2: A ball of twine. word: ball

True

5,353

sentence1: The word is a basic linguistic unit. sentence2: He was a member of a special police unit. word: unit

True

2,165

sentence1: Give a course. sentence2: I gave two sons to the war. word: give

False

4,316

sentence1: A head of cauliflower. sentence2: A head of lettuce. word: head

True

1,830

sentence1: Strike an arc. sentence2: The bullet struck her thigh. word: strike

False

2,412

sentence1: Set the table. sentence2: Set the dogs on the scent of the missing children. word: set

False

5,301

sentence1: He came to a bad end. sentence2: No one wanted to play end. word: end

False

4,882

sentence1: I had to stay at home and watch the children. sentence2: After the trial period, she was asked to stay on and work full-time. word: stay

False

1,265

sentence1: Everyone got a cut of the earnings. sentence2: The lawyer took a cut of the profits. word: cut

True

4,466

sentence1: 200 head of cattle. sentence2: 12 head of big cattle and 14 head of branded calves. word: head

True

859

sentence1: They took a firm stand against copyright infringement. sentence2: They cut down a stand of trees. word: stand

False

2,918

sentence1: The French doors admit onto the yard. sentence2: This pipe admits air. word: admit

False

1,462

sentence1: She gave great head. sentence2: They tracked him back toward the head of the stream. word: head

False

1,744

sentence1: Take the gun from your pocket. sentence2: The test grader takes off a point for every misspelled word. word: take

True

5,106

sentence1: To move in a matter. sentence2: She moved the queen closer to the centre of the board. word: move

False

911

sentence1: Play sports. sentence2: Pele played for the Brazilian teams in many important matches. word: play

True

1,068

sentence1: Run a new program on the Mac. sentence2: They ran twenty blood tests on me and they still don't know what's wrong. word: run

True

628

sentence1: It was replaced because of its age. sentence2: We've known each other for ages. word: age

False

1,284

sentence1: Can I buy you a drink? sentence2: He jumped into the drink and had to be rescued. word: drink

False

4,759

sentence1: The trunk was full of stuff. sentence2: What is all that stuff on your bedroom floor? word: stuff

True

12

sentence1: Fall into a trap. sentence2: She fell to pieces after she lost her work. word: fall

True

1,435

sentence1: A normal year has 365 full days, but there are 366 days in a leap year. sentence2: She is 4 years old. word: year

True

4,052

sentence1: We had a wonderful time at the party. sentence2: The judge leniently granted a sentence with no hard time. word: time

False

5,121

sentence1: The court is now in session. sentence2: The girls were playing in the court. word: court

False

2,762

sentence1: Play the stock market. sentence2: Play cards. word: play

False

806

sentence1: The ringing of the telephone. sentence2: "The tintinnabulation that so voluminously swells from the ringing and the dinging of the bells" -- E. A. Poe. word: ringing

True

2,620

sentence1: She didn't get to Chicago until after midnight. sentence2: The blow got him in the back. word: get

False

122

sentence1: He wanted to live his own life without interference from others. sentence2: She's my love, my life. word: life

False

1,597

sentence1: I mean to go to Baddeck this summer. sentence2: I only meant to help you. word: mean

True

1,210

sentence1: Birds of prey often seize small mammals. sentence2: To seize smuggled goods. word: seize

False

4,454

sentence1: There as a trail of blood. sentence2: The trail led straight to the perpetrator. word: trail

False

4,328

sentence1: The floor of the cave. sentence2: The floor of a cave served the refugees as a home. word: floor

True

1,725

sentence1: This old radio doesn't work anymore. sentence2: This pilot works the controls. word: work

False

4,467

sentence1: Shelve books. sentence2: The library needs volunteers to help shelve books. word: shelve

True

4,446

sentence1: The story is false, so far as I can discover. sentence2: I discovered how to do it. word: discover

True

2,212

sentence1: You can lose your identity when you join the army. sentence2: It was too dark to determine his identity. word: identity

False

3,584

sentence1: We must follow closely the economic development is Cuba. sentence2: A terrible tsunami followed the earthquake. word: follow

False

681

sentence1: Play fair. sentence2: Play football. word: play

False

2,853

sentence1: We can not admit non-members into our club building. sentence2: A ticket admits one into a playhouse. word: admit

True

1,642

sentence1: The term allowed to a debtor to discharge his debt. sentence2: He was sentenced to a term of six years in prison. word: term

True

2,823

sentence1: To approach the city. sentence2: Don't approach that house. word: approach

True

3,666

sentence1: Implement a procedure. sentence2: It's a good thought, but it will be a difficult thing to implement. word: implement

False

1,346

sentence1: Pay a call. sentence2: You'll pay for this! word: pay

False

5,413

sentence1: He ordered a second round. sentence2: They brought us a round of drinks about every thirty minutes. word: round

True

354

sentence1: Set this poem to music. sentence2: To set pear trees in an orchard. word: set

False

5,296

sentence1: Traffic on the internet is lightest during the night. sentence2: Heavy traffic overloaded the trunk lines. word: traffic

True

2,754

sentence1: A crop circle was made in a corn field. sentence2: There were some cows grazing in a field. word: field

True

843

sentence1: Air out the smoke-filled rooms. sentence2: Air the old winter clothes. word: air

True