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contradiction
Ralph has seven dollars. He received eight more dollars.
Ralph now has twelve dollars.
numerical-4
contradiction
Ron was born in 2006 and Edwin was born in 2009.
Edwin was born earlier than Ron.
temporal-22
entailment
Among Albert, Ralph and Susan the scariest is Albert.
Albert is scarier than Susan.
comparative-15
neutral
Wendy is a lawyer.
Wendy is resourceful.
lexical-8
entailment
Among Don, Joan and Julia the healthiest is Joan.
Joan is healthier than Don.
comparative-16
contradiction
Victoria, Heather, Mark, Mike and Sandra are from Nepal, Thailand, Ireland, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia respectively.
Mike is from Saudi Arabia.
boolean-46
entailment
Billy but not Virginia is a model.
Billy is a model.
syntactic-1
entailment
If Diana comes to the office, Louis won't come. Diana came to the office.
Louis didn't come to the office.
conditional-1
entailment
Charlie has 4 cigarettes.
Charlie has no more than 4 cigarettes.
implicature-6
contradiction
Jessica is to the right of Wendy. Harold is to the left of Wendy.
Harold is to the right of Jessica.
spatial-28
entailment
Kathleen is sloppy, distrustful and sober.
Kathleen is distrustful.
boolean-6
contradiction
Heather asked Victoria for 10 dollars. Victoria refused.
Heather has higher chances of convincing Victoria for 40 dollars.
implicature-20
neutral
Stephen is distraught. Ben is soulful.
Stephen and Ben are distraught.
boolean-19
entailment
Does Kenneth go to school? No.
Kenneth does not go to school.
negation-8
contradiction
Carl moved the flower pot to living room from kitchen.
The flower pot is now in kitchen.
causal-8
contradiction
Richmond is located between Minneapolis and Springfield.
Minneapolis is nearer to Springfield than Minneapolis is to Richmond.
spatial-9
contradiction
Judith is skinnier than Albert.
Albert is atleast as skinny than Judith.
comparative-48
entailment
Ruth was born in 1997 and Sally was born in 2011.
Sally was born after Ruth.
temporal-2
neutral
None of the alarm clocks are black in colour.
Some of the alarm clocks are white in colour.
quantifier-7
contradiction
If no one buys the credit card, Fiona will buy it. Lisa bought the credit card.
Fiona bought the credit card.
conditional-4
contradiction
Karen danced with Maria.
Karen danced with no one.
presupposition-13
contradiction
Alan is both a farmer and a judge.
Alan is a judge but not a farmer.
boolean-60
contradiction
James and Lucy are friends. He is a firefighter and she is an electrician.
James is an electrician.
coreference-6
entailment
Rachel has physics class then literature class then computer science class.
Physics class is before literature class.
temporal-41
contradiction
Louis is meeting a man today.
The man is Louis's husband.
implicature-14
entailment
Michelle has 2 coins. James has 1 coins.
James has less coins than Michelle.
numerical-30
entailment
Ben has computer science class followed by art class.
Computer science class is before art class.
temporal-33
entailment
Jeff and Patrick are from Zimbabwe and Uruguay respectively.
Jeff is not from Uruguay.
boolean-48
entailment
Jean has geography class then chemistry class.
Chemistry class is after geography class.
temporal-38
entailment
Pamela has chemistry class followed by physics class.
Physics class is after chemistry class.
temporal-34
entailment
Stephen is to the left of John. Bruce is to the right of John.
John is in between Stephen and Bruce.
spatial-19
contradiction
Alfred and Jason are the only children of Dorothy.
Dorothy has exactly 0 children.
numerical-15
entailment
Louise is saltier than Suzanne.
Louise and Suzanne can be compared in terms of how salty they are.
comparative-1
contradiction
Charlie has 9 dollars. He received 5 more dollars.
Charlie now has 16 dollars.
numerical-2
neutral
Colin is messier than Jason. Sharon is messier than Jason.
Among Colin, Sharon and Jason the messiest is Colin.
comparative-41
contradiction
Among Ray, Helen and Amanda the most interesting is Amanda.
Helen is more interesting than Amanda.
comparative-31
contradiction
Julie is the child of Dick. Deborah is the child of Dick. Christopher is the child of Dick. Julia is the child of Dick.
Dick has only 3 children.
numerical-27
contradiction
Dan's battery is maroon in colour.
Dan does not have a battery.
presupposition-4
neutral
If John comes to the office, Cynthia won't come. John did not come to the office.
Cynthia didn't come to the office.
conditional-2
entailment
I didn't know that Tim got the scholarship.
Tim got the scholarship.
presupposition-21
contradiction
Carl's brother is ardent.
Carl does not have a brother.
presupposition-2
contradiction
All cars are costly.
Ferrari don't are costly.
taxonomic-2
entailment
Maria has biology class then french class.
French class is after biology class.
temporal-38
contradiction
Bruce is the only child of Florence.
Florence has exactly 2 child.
numerical-14
contradiction
Amy was born in 1990 and Scott was born in 1992.
Amy was born after Scott.
temporal-8
entailment
Jill was born in 1998 and Pamela was born in 2018.
Jill is elder than Pamela.
temporal-12
neutral
Nancy is quieter than Lisa. Nancy is quieter than Bob.
Lisa is quieter than Bob.
comparative-10
entailment
Jennifer was born in 1992 and Andrea was born in 2003.
Jennifer was born earlier than Andrea.
temporal-20
entailment
Judith was born in 2002 and Nicole was born in 2004.
Nicole was born after Judith.
temporal-2
neutral
None of the purses are yellow in colour.
All of the purses are white in colour.
quantifier-8
entailment
Walter, Melissa and Anthony are respectful.
Anthony is respectful.
boolean-10
neutral
Among Roger, Mike and Laura the greatest is Roger.
Mike is greater than Laura.
comparative-20
neutral
Martha or Marie are resentful.
Marie is resentful.
boolean-12
entailment
Carl and Jason are from Belgium and Switzerland respectively.
Carl is not from Switzerland.
boolean-48
entailment
Wendy was born in 1994 and Eleanor was born in 2005.
Eleanor is younger than Wendy.
temporal-10
contradiction
Mary has latin class then commerce class.
Latin class is after commerce class.
temporal-39
contradiction
Cynthia waited outside a house.
It is Cynthia's house.
implicature-11
contradiction
Dave is a scientist but Christine is not.
Christine is a scientist.
negation-3
contradiction
That animal is a rat.
That animal is a donkey.
lexical-11
entailment
Among Dave, Melissa and Michelle the oldest is Melissa.
Melissa is older than Dave.
comparative-16
contradiction
Jerry talks nonsense.
Jerry never talks nonsense.
negation-5
entailment
Steve lives in Helsinki.
Steve lives in Finland.
world-1
contradiction
All of the buttons are green in colour.
Some of the buttons are green in colour.
implicature-4
entailment
Karen reached museum at 2 PM whereas Dick reached at 3:30 PM.
Karen reached earlier than Dick.
temporal-30
neutral
Anthony or Alison are affectionate.
Alison is affectionate.
boolean-12
contradiction
Katie, Grace and Dick are the only children of Steve.
Steve has exactly 5 children.
numerical-16
entailment
Emma is stoic, gloomy and incisive.
Emma is gloomy.
boolean-6
contradiction
Louis has physics class then geology class.
Geology class is before physics class.
temporal-40
contradiction
Paul, Tony, Sue and Alice are the only children of Don.
Don has exactly 2 children.
numerical-17
entailment
Fred has history class followed by mathematics class.
Mathematics class is after history class.
temporal-34
entailment
Philip is to the left of Ben. Ben is to the left of Sandra.
Sandra is to the right of Philip.
spatial-13
entailment
Eleanor reached museum at 6:30 AM whereas Paul reached at 1 PM.
Eleanor reached earlier than Paul.
temporal-30
entailment
Suzanne is politer than Ryan. Suzanne is politer than Donald.
Among Suzanne, Ryan and Donald the politest is Suzanne.
comparative-32
contradiction
Barbara has french class then economics class then geology class.
Economics class is the first class among the three.
temporal-55
contradiction
Among Alison, Benjamin and Rebecca the most polite is Rebecca.
Alison is more polite than Rebecca.
comparative-30
entailment
Michelle has commerce class then economics class then geography class.
Commerce class is the first class among the three.
temporal-53
contradiction
None of the glasses are red in colour.
Some of the glasses are red in colour.
quantifier-1
contradiction
Edith is smaller than Jill. Edith is smaller than Annie.
Among Edith, Jill and Annie the smallest is Jill.
comparative-35
contradiction
Martin was born in 1990 and Maria was born in 1992.
Maria was born before Martin.
temporal-6
entailment
Barbara is to the right of Al. Kim is to the left of Al.
Barbara is to the right of Kim.
spatial-16
entailment
Francis, Bill and Andrea are from Sweden, Austria and Ghana respectively.
Bill is from Austria.
boolean-25
neutral
Among Michael, Lynn and Fred the skinniest is Fred.
Michael is skinnier than Lynn.
comparative-24
entailment
Among Donna, Amanda and Bobby the prettiest is Bobby.
Bobby is prettier than Donna.
comparative-18
contradiction
Eyeliner and book lie on table. Sarah asked for eyeliner.
Sarah also asked for book.
implicature-7
entailment
Kate, Fred, Alexandra, Julia and Deborah are from Canada, Maldives, Hungary, Egypt and Greece respectively.
Kate is from Canada.
boolean-38
entailment
Hugh and Alexandra are friends. He is a police officer and she is a teacher.
Hugh is a police officer.
coreference-5
entailment
Kelly, Harry and Ray are from Poland, Egypt and France respectively.
Kelly is not from Egypt.
boolean-52
contradiction
Carolyn taught mathematics to Cynthia.
Carolyn learnt mathematics from Cynthia.
causal-10
contradiction
Among Julia, Rose and Robin the most interesting is Julia.
Rose is more interesting than Julia.
comparative-26
contradiction
Rachel has 2 coins. Ben has 8 coins.
Rachel has more coins than Ben.
numerical-31
entailment
Bruce, Anne, Jill, Mark and Sara are from India, Turkey, Greece, Belarus and Belgium respectively.
Sara is from Belgium.
boolean-42
contradiction
Amy is the child of Kim. Kate is the child of Kim. Harold is the child of Kim.
Kim has only 0 children.
numerical-26
contradiction
Catherine, Julia, Jane and Donald are from Ghana, Sweden, Bhutan and United States of America respectively.
Julia is from Bhutan.
boolean-35
entailment
Michelle walked out of a house.
It is not Michelle's house.
implicature-12
entailment
Alfred, Jeff, Don and Alex are from Philippines, Pakistan, New Zealand and Libya respectively.
Alex is from Libya.
boolean-33
entailment
If Robin was a poet, she would write on nature.
Robin is not a poet.
presupposition-19
entailment
Bill has 2 laptops.
Bill has atmost 4 laptops.
quantifier-14
entailment
Tony has 3 coins. Ruth has 2 coins.
Ruth has less coins than Tony.
numerical-30
entailment
Rose taught mathematics to Margaret.
Margaret learnt mathematics from Rose.
causal-9
entailment
Frances is to the right of Barbara. Frank is to the left of Barbara.
Barbara is in between Frances and Frank.
spatial-20