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premise: A woman in orange work clothes next to a large blue trashcan is helping a man sweep some dirt and water into a dustpan. hypothesis: A woman is helping a man. | entailment: A woman is helping a man despite the extra detail that we are given. |
premise: A woman in orange work clothes next to a large blue trashcan is helping a man sweep some dirt and water into a dustpan. hypothesis: A woman working for the city is helping a coworker clean the streets. | neutral: sweep doesn't always mean the streets. |
premise: A woman wearing all orange clothing and a man wearing blue shorts are sweeping water into a drain in the ground next to a blue trashcan. hypothesis: A man and a woman cleaning up after a big thunder storm from the night before. | neutral: Sweeping water into a drain is not the same thing as cleaning up after a big thunder storm, and when this theoretical storm happened cannot be assumed. |
premise: A woman wearing all orange clothing and a man wearing blue shorts are sweeping water into a drain in the ground next to a blue trashcan. hypothesis: A man and a woman dancing in the rain. | contradiction: A man and a woman cannot be dancing in the rain while sweeping water into a drain in the ground. |
premise: A woman wearing all orange clothing and a man wearing blue shorts are sweeping water into a drain in the ground next to a blue trashcan. hypothesis: A man and a woman outside. | entailment: A man and a woman are outside because drains are in the ground outside. |
premise: Two people are cleaning up a watery area. hypothesis: A watery area is being cleaned by two people. | entailment: When people are cleaning, the thing they are cleaning is being cleaned. |
premise: Two people are cleaning up a watery area. hypothesis: Two people are crossing the desert on a camel. | contradiction: A watery area is not a desert. |
premise: Two people are cleaning up a watery area. hypothesis: Two people from the city are cleaning a watery area. | neutral: people doesn't always mean from the city. |
premise: Several people standing around a bowl, in which one man is manipulating a brown object. hypothesis: The bowl contains a brown object. | entailment: People are standing around the bowl, in which a man is manipulating a brown object. This implies the bowl contain the brown object. |
premise: Several people standing around a bowl, in which one man is manipulating a brown object. hypothesis: The bowl is empty. | contradiction: A man cannot be manipulating a brown object in a bowl if the bowl is empty. |
premise: Several people standing around a bowl, in which one man is manipulating a brown object. hypothesis: The brown object is some kind of cooked meat. | neutral: object doesn't always mean . meat. |
premise: Someone surfing in the sunset. hypothesis: An individual surfing at the beach in the sunset. | entailment: An individual is someone, so an individual or someone surfing in the sunset is the same. |
premise: Someone surfing in the sunset. hypothesis: Someone is running along the beach shore. | contradiction: Someone cannot be surfing and running the same time. |
premise: Someone surfing in the sunset. hypothesis: So many surfers are getting ready to catch a wave at the beach. | neutral: sunset doesn't always mean wave. |
premise: Two people are cleaning the road. hypothesis: Two young people are dancing on the road. | contradiction: People cleaning the road cannot be the same people dancing. |
premise: Two people are cleaning the road. hypothesis: Two young people are cleaning the road. | neutral: people doesn't always mean young. |
premise: Two people are cleaning the road. hypothesis: Two people are cleaning the dirty road. | entailment: If they are cleaning the road, it must be dirty, or they wouldn't be cleaning it. |
premise: Mixing some concoction with hands. hypothesis: mixing something with hands. | neutral: All information is identical. someone is mixing something with their hands. |
premise: Mixing some concoction with hands. hypothesis: mixing something. | entailment: Theyre mixing a concoction, which is something. |
premise: Mixing some concoction with hands. hypothesis: mixing something with feet. | contradiction: One cannot mix concoction with hands and feet simultaneously. |
premise: A lot of people are sitting near the Space Needle. hypothesis: Many people are facing towards the Space Needle. | neutral: Sitting near is not directional, while facing towards is. |
premise: A lot of people are sitting near the Space Needle. hypothesis: Many people are standing around. | contradiction: People cannot be standing and sitting simultaneously. |
premise: A lot of people are sitting near the Space Needle. hypothesis: There is a small crowd gathered. | entailment: A lot of people can be considered a small crowd!. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: There are two girls. | entailment: One girl drinking plus a girl talking on a cellphone is equal to two girls. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: A girl is drinking from a bottle while another talks on a cellphone. | entailment: Another implies there is another of the same, in this case, another girl. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: The two boys are standing in front of the television. | contradiction: A girl can never be boys. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: One girl is getting drunk while her friend calls other friends. | neutral: talks doesn't always mean calls other friends. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: Some friends are hanging out. | neutral: talks doesn't always mean hanging out. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: A girl is trying to chug alcohol in order to get drunk fast. | neutral: bottle doesn't always mean alcohol. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: The girls are praying in church. | contradiction: The girl in a striped shirt and the one on a cellphone cannot be praying in church. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: A girl is drinking from a bottle. | entailment: drinking from a bottle implies that the girl is drinking. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: The girl talking on the phone is standing behind another girl. | entailment: A girl behind her implies she is behind another girl. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: A gril is wearing a polka dotted shirt. | contradiction: Striped shirt is different from polka dotted shirt. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: A girl is drinking from a can while a girl behind her texts. | contradiction: A bottle is not a can and one who talks on a cellphone can not simultaneously be one who texts. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: Neither of the girls have a phone. | contradiction: A girl talks on her cellphone, making it contradictory to say that neither of the girls have a phone. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: The girl talking on the phone is the big sister of the girl in the striped shirt. | neutral: girl doesn't always mean big sister. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: Two girls are engaged in enjoyable activities. | entailment: A girl drinking from a bottle plus a girl talking on a cellphone equals two girls. Drinking from a bottle and talking on a cellphone could be considered engaging in enjoyable activities. |
premise: A girl in a striped shirt is drinking from a bottle, while a girl behind her talks on a cellphone. hypothesis: The girls are together. | neutral: talks doesn't always mean together. |
premise: His nanny watches as a young boy rides his toy down the sidewalk. hypothesis: A nanny puts a child to sleep. | contradiction: one can not ride and sleep at the same time. |
premise: His nanny watches as a young boy rides his toy down the sidewalk. hypothesis: A nanny is watching the child she watches play outside. | entailment: Young boy is a child, and sidewalk implies outside. |
premise: His nanny watches as a young boy rides his toy down the sidewalk. hypothesis: A woman is watching a child. | neutral: Not all nannies are a woman. |
premise: A woman with black hair and a child on a toy 4-wheeler going down a sidewalk. hypothesis: The woman has black hari. | entailment: A woman with black hair therefore has black hari. |
premise: A woman with black hair and a child on a toy 4-wheeler going down a sidewalk. hypothesis: The child is small. | neutral: Not every child is small. |
premise: A woman with black hair and a child on a toy 4-wheeler going down a sidewalk. hypothesis: The child is dead. | contradiction: A woman and boy are going down refers they are not dead. |
premise: A person on a bicycle is riding on a dirt road in the woods. hypothesis: The person is in a canoe. | contradiction: One can not be in a canoe while riding on a bicycle. |
premise: A person on a bicycle is riding on a dirt road in the woods. hypothesis: The person is sitting on the bicycle. | entailment: One must be sitting on the bicycle to be riding the bicycle. |
premise: A person on a bicycle is riding on a dirt road in the woods. hypothesis: There are many oak trees. | neutral: Not all woods have oak trees. |
premise: A little girl and boy sit while reading books. hypothesis: Two people sit while looking at books. | neutral: Just because they are looking at books does not mean they are reading them. |
premise: A little girl and boy sit while reading books. hypothesis: A girl and boy are reading books. | entailment: Both subjects are reading. |
premise: A little girl and boy sit while reading books. hypothesis: A group of children paint the walls. | contradiction: A girl and boy does not qualify as a group and one can not paint the walls while reading books. |
premise: A little boy is wearing a green hat and Elmo shirt. hypothesis: A boy is wearing clothes. | entailment: Both subjects are wearing clothes. |
premise: A little boy is wearing a green hat and Elmo shirt. hypothesis: A boy is wearing a green Luigi hat. | neutral: Not all green hats are green Luigi hats. |
premise: A little boy is wearing a green hat and Elmo shirt. hypothesis: A boy is wearing a red hat and a Big Bird shirt. | contradiction: Red is not green and Big Bird is not Elmo. |
premise: A person wearing blue jeans and a red sweater us turning the corner of a brick wall. hypothesis: A person running away from someone. | neutral: Just because the person is turning the corner of a wall does not mean they are running away from someone. |
premise: A person wearing blue jeans and a red sweater us turning the corner of a brick wall. hypothesis: A person is turning the corner. | entailment: Both subjects are turning the corner. |
premise: A person wearing blue jeans and a red sweater us turning the corner of a brick wall. hypothesis: A person running into a brick wall. | contradiction: Running into a wall is not turning the corner of a wall. |
premise: A young boy and girl sit on a blue bench while reading books. hypothesis: The boy and girl are playing games together inside. | contradiction: One who is playing games is not reading books. |
premise: A young boy and girl sit on a blue bench while reading books. hypothesis: The boy and girl are sitting outside. | neutral: Just because they are sitting on a bench does not mean they are sitting outside. |
premise: A young boy and girl sit on a blue bench while reading books. hypothesis: A younger male and female are sitting on a blue bench while reading books. | entailment: Both subjects are reading. |
premise: A little kid in a baseball uniform is pointing to his head. hypothesis: A baseball player points to his head. | entailment: If someone points then they are pointing. |
premise: A little kid in a baseball uniform is pointing to his head. hypothesis: A boy catching a ball. | contradiction: One who is pointing to his head can not be catching a ball. |
premise: A little kid in a baseball uniform is pointing to his head. hypothesis: A boy points. | neutral: Not every kid is a boy. |
premise: Two toddlers are sitting down and reading picture books. hypothesis: Two toddlers are sitting down and reading books. | entailment: Both subjects are reading. |
premise: Two toddlers are sitting down and reading picture books. hypothesis: Two teenagers are sitting down and reading picture books. | contradiction: Teenagers are not toddlers. |
premise: Two toddlers are sitting down and reading picture books. hypothesis: Two friendly toddlers are sitting down and reading color picture books. | neutral: Not all toddlers are friendly. |
premise: A boy wearing a yellow hat and a shirt that says "Elmo", is pointing to his forehead. hypothesis: A boy in a yellow shirt has hurt his head. | neutral: Just because the boy is pointing to his forehead does not mean he hurt his head. |
premise: A boy wearing a yellow hat and a shirt that says "Elmo", is pointing to his forehead. hypothesis: A boy wearing an Elmo shirt touches his forehead. | entailment: Both subjects are wearing a shirt. |
premise: A boy wearing a yellow hat and a shirt that says "Elmo", is pointing to his forehead. hypothesis: A girl is wearing a big bird shirt. | contradiction: A girl is not a boy and big bird is not 'Elmo'. |
premise: A person hanging from a rocky cliff. hypothesis: A woman is riding a bike. | contradiction: hanging and riding are not the same. |
premise: A person hanging from a rocky cliff. hypothesis: A woman hanging from a cliff. | entailment: Both subjects are hanging from a cliff. |
premise: A person hanging from a rocky cliff. hypothesis: A woman is wearing a sun visor. | neutral: Not every person is a woman. |
premise: A woman musician during a performance. hypothesis: The woman is performing Chopin's Minute Waltz. | neutral: Not all musicians perform Chopin's Minute Waltz. |
premise: A woman musician during a performance. hypothesis: A woman has a musical instrument. | entailment: There is a woman in both sentence who plays music. |
premise: A woman musician during a performance. hypothesis: A female surgeon performs an operation. | contradiction: a surgeon and musician are not the same. |
premise: A woman with a black hat is playing an instrument while the person next to her is playing the drums. hypothesis: woman at her first concert. | neutral: WE CAN'T KNOW IF IT IS THEIR FIRST CONCERT. |
premise: A woman with a black hat is playing an instrument while the person next to her is playing the drums. hypothesis: boy plays basketball. | contradiction: a woman and boy are not the same gender. |
premise: A woman with a black hat is playing an instrument while the person next to her is playing the drums. hypothesis: woman plays music. | entailment: If someone plays they are playing. |
premise: A person in red rock climbing, a mountain in the background. hypothesis: A dog is sleeping next to another dog. | contradiction: A person is not the same as two dogs. |
premise: A person in red rock climbing, a mountain in the background. hypothesis: A person is practicing climbing on the rock wall beneath a real mountain. | neutral: A mountain in the background does not necessarily mean it was a real mountain - it could be an image or picture. |
premise: A person in red rock climbing, a mountain in the background. hypothesis: A person is climbing with a mountain in the background. | entailment: The person climbing the red rock means he is climbing. |
premise: The brown dog is chasing and popping bubbles. hypothesis: The dog is running. | entailment: If the dog is chasing, then it is running. |
premise: The brown dog is chasing and popping bubbles. hypothesis: The dog is riding in a car. | contradiction: chasing and riding are not the same. |
premise: The brown dog is chasing and popping bubbles. hypothesis: The dog is waiting for more bubbles. | neutral: JUST BECAUSE THE DOG IS CHASING DOENS'T MEAN IT IS WAITING FOR MORE. |
premise: A woman performing at a concert. hypothesis: A singer is at a concert. | neutral: BECAUSE THERE IS A CONCERT , DOESNT' MEAN SHE IS A SINGER. |
premise: A woman performing at a concert. hypothesis: A woman feeds ducks in a park. | contradiction: performing and feeds are not the same. |
premise: A woman performing at a concert. hypothesis: A woman is at a concert. | entailment: If the woman is performing at a concert, then she is at a concert. |
premise: A man climbing a mountain. hypothesis: The man climbed the mountain. | entailment: Since the man is climbing a mountain, it can be said he climbed the mountain. |
premise: A man climbing a mountain. hypothesis: The man was in a group who climbed the mountain. | neutral: BECAUSE THE MAN IS CLIMBING DOESN'T MEAN IT IS A GROUP. |
premise: A man climbing a mountain. hypothesis: A man climbed up the stairs. | contradiction: mountain and stairs are not the same. |
premise: a boy in a white shirt with blue stripes holding a tin can. hypothesis: A boy is holding a soup can. | entailment: A soup can is made of tin. |
premise: a boy in a white shirt with blue stripes holding a tin can. hypothesis: A boy is hold his football. | contradiction: tin can and football are not the same. |
premise: a boy in a white shirt with blue stripes holding a tin can. hypothesis: A boy is hold a can for spare change. | neutral: BECAUSE HE HAS A TIN CAN DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN HE IS LOOKING TO GET SPARE CHANGE. |
premise: A male and female, both wearing yellow shirts, are loitering by the side of a brick building. hypothesis: a man and a woman are having a threesome. | contradiction: a threesome and loitering are not the same. |
premise: A male and female, both wearing yellow shirts, are loitering by the side of a brick building. hypothesis: a man and a woman are are loitering. | entailment: A male and female is another way of saying a man and a woman. |
premise: A male and female, both wearing yellow shirts, are loitering by the side of a brick building. hypothesis: a man and a woman are outside. | neutral: WE DON'T KNOW IF THE BRICK BUILDING IS OUTSIDE. THEY COULD BE BY THE INSIDE WALL. |
premise: a crowd of people is setting outside watching a performance. hypothesis: People are standing inside a museum. | contradiction: outside and inside are not the same. |
premise: a crowd of people is setting outside watching a performance. hypothesis: People are watching a rock band. | neutral: WE DONT KNOW IF THE PERFORMANCE IS A ROCK BAND. |
premise: a crowd of people is setting outside watching a performance. hypothesis: People are watching a performance. | entailment: If there is a crowd of people then there are people. |
premise: A man in a hat eating at Ikea. hypothesis: The man had no hat on. | contradiction: in a hat and no hat are not the same. |
premise: A man in a hat eating at Ikea. hypothesis: The man was eating. | entailment: If the man is eating at Ikea, then he is eating. |
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