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entailment
Anne is disruptive and imaginative.
Anne is disruptive. Anne is imaginative.
boolean-17
entailment
Nancy and Jack are from Uruguay and Sweden respectively.
Nancy is from Uruguay.
boolean-20
entailment
Bruce has a stamp. It is yellow in colour.
Stamp is yellow in colour.
coreference-3
entailment
Louis, Emma and Anne are from Mexico, Germany and Philippines respectively.
Emma is from Germany.
boolean-25
contradiction
Christopher and Charles are the only children of Joe.
Joe has exactly 1 children.
numerical-15
entailment
Adam has french class then art class then biology class.
French class is before art class.
temporal-41
neutral
Peter lives in Turkey.
Peter is a teacher.
lexical-6
contradiction
Jim moved from Greece to Bangladesh.
Jim now lives in Greece.
causal-2
entailment
Frank was born in 2007 and Michelle was born in 1995.
Michelle was born earlier than Frank.
temporal-19
contradiction
Among Laura, Alexandra and Thomas the humblest is Thomas.
Alexandra is humbler than Thomas.
comparative-31
contradiction
Nick, Alice, Julie, Martha and Barbara are from Taiwan, Egypt, Iran, United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia respectively.
Martha is from Saudi Arabia.
boolean-46
contradiction
Phoenix is 730 miles from Kansas and 330 miles from Las Vegas.
Phoenix is nearer to Kansas than Phoenix is to Las Vegas.
spatial-5
entailment
Annie was born in 1991 and Mary was born in 1997.
Mary was born later than Annie.
temporal-18
entailment
Marie has history class then computer science class then geography class.
Geography class is the last class among the three.
temporal-54
contradiction
Among Kim, Alison and Anne the wisest is Anne.
Kim is wiser than Anne.
comparative-30
contradiction
Johnny has music class then physics class then biology class.
Music class is after biology class.
temporal-51
contradiction
Among Louise, Ann and Jean the youngest is Jean.
Ann is younger than Jean.
comparative-31
contradiction
Albert has 1 light bulbs.
Albert has atleast 6 light bulbs.
quantifier-16
entailment
Don, Jimmy and Kathy are snobby.
Jimmy is snobby.
boolean-9
entailment
Rachel is worse than Louis. Rachel is worse than Cynthia.
Among Rachel, Louis and Cynthia the worst is Rachel.
comparative-32
entailment
All of the batteries are magenta in colour.
Some of the batteries are magenta in colour.
quantifier-6
entailment
Among Margaret, Louis and Kim the sweetest is Kim.
Kim is sweeter than Margaret.
comparative-18
entailment
Claire reached museum at 2 PM whereas Ryan reached at 1:30 PM.
Claire reached after Ryan.
temporal-25
contradiction
Francis is hotter than Billy. Billy is hotter than Alan.
Alan is hotter than Francis.
comparative-8
entailment
Chris was born in 1991 and Lauren was born in 1994.
Lauren was born later than Chris.
temporal-18
contradiction
Mark is saltier than Angela.
Angela is atleast as salty than Mark.
comparative-48
neutral
Laptop and mousepad lie on table. Ellen asked for mousepad.
Ellen also asked for laptop.
boolean-62
entailment
Among Elaine, Jim and Jonathan the hottest is Elaine.
Elaine is hotter than Jim.
comparative-14
entailment
Diana is ruder than Alfred. Harold is ruder than Diana.
Harold is ruder than Alfred.
comparative-7
contradiction
Among Cynthia, Betty and Charles the toughest is Betty.
Charles is tougher than Betty.
comparative-29
entailment
Suzanne is good, unreliable and unguarded.
Suzanne is unguarded.
boolean-7
entailment
Brian praised Kathryn.
Someone praised Kathryn.
presupposition-11
neutral
Silverware and cup lie on table. Stephanie asked for silverware.
Stephanie also asked for cup.
boolean-61
contradiction
Howard was born in 1990 and Sam was born in 2005.
Sam was born earlier than Howard.
temporal-22
entailment
Bruce has 9 dollars. He gave away 5 dollars.
Bruce now has 4 dollars.
numerical-5
contradiction
Lynn has art class then political science class then literature class.
Art class is after literature class.
temporal-51
neutral
Kevin is an author.
Kevin lives in Argentina.
lexical-7
entailment
Katie has french class then latin class then history class.
French class is before latin class.
temporal-41
contradiction
Some of the headphones are black in colour.
All of the headphones are white in colour.
quantifier-10
contradiction
Emily tried but wasn't able to keep.
Emily didn't try to keep.
syntactic-9
entailment
Sara is the child of Lisa. Deborah is the child of Lisa.
Lisa has atleast 2 children.
numerical-20
entailment
Marilyn lives in Beijing.
Marilyn lives in China.
world-1
contradiction
Amanda is a teacher but Henry is not.
Henry is a teacher.
negation-3
entailment
Ellen is meeting a man today.
The man is not Ellen's son.
implicature-13
entailment
Charles is slow and thinking.
Charles is thinking.
boolean-2
entailment
Ontario is 345 miles from Richmond and 730 miles from Irving.
Ontario is nearer to Richmond than Ontario is to Irving.
spatial-3
neutral
Simon is sillier than Jack. Lisa is sillier than Jack.
Among Simon, Lisa and Jack the silliest is Lisa.
comparative-42
contradiction
Jeff is faster than Dick. Jeff is faster than James.
Among Jeff, Dick and James the fastest is Dick.
comparative-35
contradiction
Paul has music class then history class then economics class.
Music class is the last class among the three.
temporal-57
entailment
Harriet has geography class then political science class then history class.
History class is after geography class.
temporal-45
neutral
Margaret is denser than John.
Margaret and John can be compared in terms of how nice they are.
comparative-2
entailment
Charles and Florence are suspicious.
Charles is suspicious.
boolean-3
contradiction
Ellen, Charlie and Benjamin are the only children of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth has exactly 0 children.
numerical-16
neutral
Robin is harsher than Alice. Ellen is harsher than Alice.
Among Robin, Alice and Ellen the harshest is Ellen.
comparative-44
entailment
Katie is stable, obliging and old-fashioned.
Katie is stable.
boolean-5
contradiction
Simon, Caroline, Lisa and Kathleen are from Australia, Qatar, Maldives and New Zealand respectively.
Simon is from Qatar.
boolean-34
contradiction
Bobby was born in 2009 and Harold was born in 2007.
Harold is younger than Bobby.
temporal-15
entailment
Leslie lives in Singapore.
Leslie lives in Singapore.
world-1
entailment
Judy's daughter is cautious.
Judy has a daughter.
presupposition-1
contradiction
Face wash and pin lie on table. Harry asked for pin.
Harry also asked for face wash.
implicature-8
neutral
Alan or Ryan are cranky.
Alan is cranky.
boolean-11
entailment
Ron has two dollars. He received three more dollars.
Ron now has five dollars.
numerical-3
entailment
Carolyn moved the cup to store room from basement.
The cup is now in store room.
causal-7
contradiction
Linda, Billy and Susan are from Italy, Finland and Singapore respectively.
Linda is from Finland.
boolean-27
entailment
Thomas, Louis and Kathryn are from Iraq, Austria and India respectively.
Kathryn is not from Iraq.
boolean-54
contradiction
Ray has seven dollars. He received six more dollars.
Ray now has eighteen dollars.
numerical-4
entailment
Ken, Francis, Alexandra and Sophie are from Oman, Nepal, Chile and Haiti respectively.
Sophie is from Haiti.
boolean-33
entailment
David, Nicole, Michelle, Dick and Louise are from Argentina, Uruguay, Finland, Qatar and Laos respectively.
Louise is from Laos.
boolean-42
entailment
Among Marilyn, Sandra and Pamela the sorriest is Marilyn.
Marilyn is sorrier than Sandra.
comparative-14
entailment
Michael and Donna are friends. She is a tailor and he is a designer.
Donna is a tailor.
coreference-12
contradiction
Roger moved the serviette from bathroom to store room.
The serviette is now in bathroom.
causal-6
entailment
Michelle is studying and so is Jane.
Jane is studying.
syntactic-6
entailment
Roy, Billy, Lynn, Melissa and Alison are from Iraq, Nepal, Hungary, Afghanistan and Japan respectively.
Lynn is from Hungary.
boolean-40
contradiction
Patricia has 5 coins. Harriet has 9 coins.
Harriet has less coins than Patricia.
numerical-32
entailment
If Sue comes to the museum, Edward won't come. Sue came to the museum.
Edward didn't come to the museum.
conditional-1
neutral
Some mammals give birth to young ones.
dolphin give birth to young ones.
taxonomic-3
entailment
Fred is the child of Mark. Jason is the child of Mark. Charlie is the child of Mark. Helen is the child of Mark. Sarah is the child of Mark.
Mark has atleast 5 children.
numerical-23
neutral
Pamela is a farmer.
Pamela lives in France.
lexical-7
contradiction
Ashley is to the right of Victoria. Donna is to the left of Victoria.
Donna is in between Ashley and Victoria.
spatial-30
contradiction
Henry has economics class then biology class then commerce class.
Economics class is the last class among the three.
temporal-57
entailment
Jennifer, Claire, Matthew and Elaine are the only children of Deborah.
Deborah has exactly 4 children.
numerical-12
entailment
Susan is sweeter than Howard. Howard is sweeter than Ben.
Susan is sweeter than Howard.
comparative-4
entailment
Carl is callous, sensitive and leery.
Carl is callous.
boolean-5
contradiction
Carolyn tried but wasn't able to work.
Carolyn didn't try to work.
syntactic-9
entailment
If Claire comes to the office, Pamela won't come. Claire came to the office.
Pamela didn't come to the office.
conditional-1
contradiction
Kathy is cuter than Suzanne. Kathy is cuter than Kelly.
Among Suzanne, Kelly and Kathy the cutest is Suzanne.
comparative-39
contradiction
Barbara was born in 1992 and Ron was born in 2004.
Ron was born earlier than Barbara.
temporal-22
contradiction
Pamela, Howard, Lucy and Laura are from Austria, Poland, Colombia and Germany respectively.
Lucy is from Germany.
boolean-36
entailment
Among Dorothy, Betty and Ellen the most tired is Betty.
Betty is more tired than Dorothy.
comparative-16
entailment
Scott, Rose, Julia and Elizabeth are from Oman, Ukraine, Denmark and Argentina respectively.
Rose is from Ukraine.
boolean-31
contradiction
Ron, Emma, Tony and Julia are from Pakistan, Japan, Austria and Bhutan respectively.
Julia is from Pakistan.
boolean-37
contradiction
Some of the scissors are pink in colour.
None of the scissors are pink in colour.
quantifier-3
contradiction
Sophie is the only child of Ralph.
Ralph has exactly 0 child.
numerical-14
entailment
Nancy is to the right of Ed. Marilyn is to the left of Ed.
Ed is in between Nancy and Marilyn.
spatial-20
entailment
Marie is kinder than Howard. Marie is kinder than Sam.
Among Howard, Sam and Marie the kindest is Marie.
comparative-34
contradiction
Among Helen, Carol and Ben the biggest is Carol.
Ben is bigger than Carol.
comparative-29
entailment
Julie, Paul, Jill, Jimmy and Charles are from India, United States of America, Thailand, Egypt and United Arab Emirates respectively.
Charles is from United Arab Emirates.
boolean-42
entailment
Charlotte has two dollars. She received four more dollars.
Charlotte now has six dollars.
numerical-3
contradiction
Jessica is the only child of Louise.
Louise has exactly 5 child.
numerical-14
contradiction
Larry, Dan, Amy and Benjamin are from Canada, Zimbabwe, Cuba and Iceland respectively.
Larry is from Zimbabwe.
boolean-34