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premise: Two smiling girls stand on a dirt road in India. hypothesis: Two girls are happy. | neutral: Just because girls are smiling does not necessarily mean that they are happy. |
premise: Two smiling girls stand on a dirt road in India. hypothesis: The road is not paved. | entailment: Dirt road implies that the road is not paved. |
premise: Two smiling girls stand on a dirt road in India. hypothesis: The girls are crying. | contradiction: The girls wouldn't be smiling if they are crying. |
premise: A furry brown dog carries his toy in mouth outside. hypothesis: A dog has a toy. | entailment: A dog has fur. |
premise: A furry brown dog carries his toy in mouth outside. hypothesis: A dog is sleeping. | contradiction: The dog can't be sleeping if he carries his toy outside. |
premise: A furry brown dog carries his toy in mouth outside. hypothesis: A dog is playing with a child. | neutral: Just because a dog is carrying a toy in his mouth outside does not necessarily mean that he is playing with a child. |
premise: A shaggy dog with a toy in its mouth. hypothesis: The dog is happy. | neutral: Just because a dog has a toy in its mouth does not necessarily mean that it is happy. |
premise: A shaggy dog with a toy in its mouth. hypothesis: The dog has fur. | entailment: shaggy dog implies it has fur. |
premise: A shaggy dog with a toy in its mouth. hypothesis: The dog is licking someone's face. | contradiction: The dog can't be licking someones face if there is a toy in his mouth. |
premise: A small dog with long hair holds a snowman toy in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog leaps on a snowman. | contradiction: The dog wouldn't leap on a snowman if the toy was in it's mouth. |
premise: A small dog with long hair holds a snowman toy in its mouth. hypothesis: A furry little dog grips his toy in his mouth. | entailment: the dog with long hair implies it is furry.the snowman toy is a toy. |
premise: A small dog with long hair holds a snowman toy in its mouth. hypothesis: A pint-sized dog proudly carries something in his mouth. | neutral: Just because a dog is holding a toy in its mouth does not necessarily mean that it is carrying the toy proudly. |
premise: A boy wearing a bathing suit is doing a handstand while in a canoe. hypothesis: An athletic boy is performing stunts on a boat. | entailment: the boy with bathing suit implies he is an athlete. handstand implies performing stunts. |
premise: A boy wearing a bathing suit is doing a handstand while in a canoe. hypothesis: A boy is doing a one-armed handstand on a boat in the river. | neutral: Not all handstands are one-armed. Not all canoes are in a river. |
premise: A boy wearing a bathing suit is doing a handstand while in a canoe. hypothesis: A boy holds onto a canoe for dear life as it runs down the river. | contradiction: The boy can't be doing a handstand in a canoe if he is holding onto the canoe for dear life. |
premise: a dog jumps over a bar with a ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog is jumping over a bar. | entailment: "a dog jumping over a bar" is rephrasing of "a dog jumps over a bar". |
premise: a dog jumps over a bar with a ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A cat is jumping over a bar. | contradiction: It's either a cat or a dog. |
premise: a dog jumps over a bar with a ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog is playing. | neutral: Just because a dog is jumping over a bar with a ball in its mouth does not necessarily mean that it is playing. |
premise: A young boy does a handstand on his canoe. hypothesis: A kid is doing a handstand. | entailment: a young boy is a kid. |
premise: A young boy does a handstand on his canoe. hypothesis: The canoe is red. | neutral: Not all canoe's are the color red. |
premise: A young boy does a handstand on his canoe. hypothesis: The kid is asleep. | contradiction: The boy can't do a handstand if he is asleep. |
premise: A shaggy dog plays with a toy. hypothesis: A dog plays with a toy. | entailment: shaggy dog is a dog. |
premise: A shaggy dog plays with a toy. hypothesis: A shaggy brown dog plays with a red toy. | neutral: The fact that the dog is shaggy does not necessarily imply that he is the color brown. Not all toys are the color red. |
premise: A shaggy dog plays with a toy. hypothesis: A short haired dog hides his bone in the bushes. | contradiction: The dog can't be shaggy if he has short hair. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A large dog is jumping over a fence obstacle outside. | neutral: The fact that the dog is jumping over an obstacle does not necessarily imply the dog is large or the obstacle is a fence obstacle. The fact that the dog is jumping over an obstacle, one can not assume the obstacle is outside. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: There are a white dog and a brown dog. | entailment: fluffy white dog implies white dog. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: a dog is eating out of his bowl. | contradiction: Eating isn't jumping. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: a dog wants to win a dog competition. | neutral: The fact that dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth does not necessarily imply that the dog wants to win a dog competition. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog slobbers over a tennis ball while performing a jump. | neutral: Just because a dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth, one can not necessarily conclude the dog slobbers over a tennis ball. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: a dog jumps over something. | entailment: the dog jumping over something is an obstacle. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog jumps over an obstacle. | entailment: jumps over is rephrasing of jumping over. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog holding a ball. | entailment: the tennis ball held by the dog is a ball. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A white dog and a brown dog ride in the backseat of a car. | contradiction: Jumping isn't riding. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: There is a dog playing with a ball. | entailment: Sentence one says the dog is holding a tennis ball Sentence two says the dog is playing with a ball. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A cat climbing a ladder. | contradiction: A dog isn't a cat. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog is holding a stick in his mouth. | contradiction: Jumping isn't holding. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: The white and brown dog is performing an obstacle course. | neutral: The fact that a dog is jumping over an obstacle does not infer that the dog is performing an obstacle course. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: A dog chases a kitten around the kitchen table. | contradiction: Jumping isn't chasing. |
premise: A fluffy white and brown dog is jumping over an obstacle and holding a tennis ball in its mouth. hypothesis: The dogs are playing with each other outside. | neutral: Just because a dog is jumping over an obstacle with a tennis ball in its mouth, one can not assume there are multiple dogs or that they are playing with each other outside. |
premise: A soccer player catches the ball and is tackled. hypothesis: During the practice match, the soccer player caught the ball. | neutral: The fact that a soccer player catches the ball and is tackled does not necessarily imply this occurred during the practice match. |
premise: A soccer player catches the ball and is tackled. hypothesis: The soccer player caught the ball. | entailment: Sentence one says the soccer player catches the ball Sentence two says the soccer player caught the ball. |
premise: A soccer player catches the ball and is tackled. hypothesis: The soccer player did not catch the ball. | contradiction: He can't catch and not catch. |
premise: A woman standing next to some train tracks looking at a sign. hypothesis: A woman is sleeping. | contradiction: She can't be standing and sleeping. |
premise: A woman standing next to some train tracks looking at a sign. hypothesis: A woman standing next to the train. | entailment: Sentence one says the woman is standing next to the train tracks Sentence two says the woman is standing next to the train, which is likely on the train tracks. |
premise: A woman standing next to some train tracks looking at a sign. hypothesis: A woman is looking at a sign. | neutral: The fact that a woman standing next to some train tracks looking at a sign, one can not assume the woman is looking at a sign. The way it is written, the train tracks could be looking at a sign. |
premise: A young girl sits inside a brown garbage can as a man with sunglasses stands next to her. hypothesis: A girl is outdoors. | entailment: A garbage is usually kept outdoors. |
premise: A young girl sits inside a brown garbage can as a man with sunglasses stands next to her. hypothesis: A girl on Mars. | contradiction: One cannot be on Mars and sitting in a garbage can at the same time. |
premise: A young girl sits inside a brown garbage can as a man with sunglasses stands next to her. hypothesis: A girl is hiding. | neutral: A girl is hiding in a garbage can. |
premise: People wait on a train platform at Washington and Wells in the city. hypothesis: Running to catch the bus. | contradiction: Waiting is not running. |
premise: People wait on a train platform at Washington and Wells in the city. hypothesis: People waiting outdoors. | entailment: Sentence one says the people are waiting in the city Sentence two says people are waiting outdoors, likely in the city. |
premise: People wait on a train platform at Washington and Wells in the city. hypothesis: Waiting for something. | neutral: Just because people wait on a train platform does not necessarily imply the people are waiting for something. |
premise: The several people standing on the Washington Wells platform, waiting for a train. hypothesis: The people are trying to get to work. | neutral: People may wait for a train for many purpose, it does mean they are trying to get to work. |
premise: The several people standing on the Washington Wells platform, waiting for a train. hypothesis: There are people waiting for the train. | entailment: People is a rephrasing for several people. |
premise: The several people standing on the Washington Wells platform, waiting for a train. hypothesis: There are no people waiting on the train. | contradiction: There can't be several people and no people at the same time. |
premise: A woman, in a blue and black wetsuit, is water boarding. hypothesis: The boy is water boarding. | contradiction: There can either be a woman or a boy. |
premise: A woman, in a blue and black wetsuit, is water boarding. hypothesis: She is having fun. | neutral: A woman is doing water boarding and having a fun. |
premise: A woman, in a blue and black wetsuit, is water boarding. hypothesis: The lady is water boarding in a blue and black wetsuit. | entailment: A woman is equal to a lady. |
premise: A woman wearing a black and blue striped suit is surfing on a wave. hypothesis: A woman is outside. | entailment: A woman wearing a black and blue striped suit is surfing on a wave which is always outside. |
premise: A woman wearing a black and blue striped suit is surfing on a wave. hypothesis: A man is reading a book. | contradiction: the person is either a man or woman. they are either reading or surfing. |
premise: A woman wearing a black and blue striped suit is surfing on a wave. hypothesis: A woman is surfing in a surf competition. | neutral: A woman is surfing on a wave. |
premise: A girl in a black and blue wetsuit is surfing. hypothesis: A girl is eating a hamburger. | contradiction: Surfing is not eating. |
premise: A girl in a black and blue wetsuit is surfing. hypothesis: A girl is surfing. | entailment: Both sentences state a girl is surfing. |
premise: A girl in a black and blue wetsuit is surfing. hypothesis: The girl that is surfing has a friend that is surfing too. | neutral: Just because a girl is surfing does not necessarily mean that she has a friend that is surfing too. |
premise: a woman surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. hypothesis: a person surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. | entailment: Sentence one says a women surfer on a white surfboard is riding a large wave Sentence two says a person surfer, likely the woman, on a white surfboard is riding a large wave. |
premise: a woman surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. hypothesis: a man surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. | contradiction: A woman isn't a man. |
premise: a woman surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. hypothesis: a fat woman surfer on a white surfboard riding a large wave. | neutral: Not all woman surfers are fat. |
premise: A holiday display in a shopping mall. hypothesis: a shopping mall in Arizona. | neutral: A holiday has been displayed at shopping mall. |
premise: A holiday display in a shopping mall. hypothesis: a display in a mall. | entailment: Both sentences are about a display in a mall. |
premise: A holiday display in a shopping mall. hypothesis: a prison. | contradiction: a shopping mall is very different from a prison. |
premise: A man in a safety vest riding a bicycle on the highway. hypothesis: The man is on the highway. | contradiction: The man is either riding a bike or not. |
premise: A man in a safety vest riding a bicycle on the highway. hypothesis: The man is riding a bike. | neutral: Bike can mean motorcycle or bicycle, whereas the man is riding a bicycle. |
premise: A man in a safety vest riding a bicycle on the highway. hypothesis: A man is wearing a vest. | entailment: Safety vest is a type of a vest. |
premise: Several Asian people are admiring a tall display in the middle of a mall. hypothesis: People stand outside of a mall. | contradiction: Being in the middle of the mall implies being inside, not outside. |
premise: Several Asian people are admiring a tall display in the middle of a mall. hypothesis: A group of people are at the mall. | entailment: Sentence one says several people are at the mall Sentence two says a group of people, similar to several people, are at the mall. |
premise: Several Asian people are admiring a tall display in the middle of a mall. hypothesis: An Asian family visit America and visit a foreign mall. | neutral: Not all groups of several Asian people are necessarily a family. A group of Asian people at a mall are not necessarily visiting America, and are not necessarily foreign. |
premise: Two women in shorts and shirts are walking holding their purses on their right shoulder. hypothesis: Two women stroll around the park. | neutral: One can walk in a place other than a park. |
premise: Two women in shorts and shirts are walking holding their purses on their right shoulder. hypothesis: Two women in dresses sit and chat. | contradiction: He refers to the women as wearing shorts and shirts not dresses. The women cannot be walking and sitting simultaneously. |
premise: Two women in shorts and shirts are walking holding their purses on their right shoulder. hypothesis: Two women carry bags. | entailment: Two women in shorts is a type of two women, and holding their purses is a rephrasing of carry bags. |
premise: People standing next to a parade float showing toys and presents. hypothesis: People are starting a riot. | contradiction: The people are either standing next to a parade float or starting a riot. |
premise: People standing next to a parade float showing toys and presents. hypothesis: The people are mostly little kids. | neutral: Just because people are standing next to a parade float showing toys and presents does not necessarily mean that they are mostly little kids. |
premise: People standing next to a parade float showing toys and presents. hypothesis: The people are at a parade. | entailment: Sentence one says the people are standing next to a float at a parade Sentence two says the people are at a parade. |
premise: People are walking near a sidewalk display that is in front of a shop. hypothesis: A group walks and looks at a display for a shop. | neutral: WE have no idea if the group looks at a display or just walks past it. |
premise: People are walking near a sidewalk display that is in front of a shop. hypothesis: A man is alone in front of a restaurant. | contradiction: If there are multiple people walking, the man cannot be alone. People cannot be in front of a shop and in front of a restaurant simultaneously. |
premise: People are walking near a sidewalk display that is in front of a shop. hypothesis: A group walks in front of a display. | entailment: A group and people are the same as they denote number of human beings and walking in front of display is the same as walking in front of a shop. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A swimmer can be seen because of the glass pool. | neutral: Not all pools are a glass pool. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: The swimmer is wearing a red swimsuit. | neutral: Not all swimmers wear a red swimsuit. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A female swimmer is practicing her swimming. | neutral: Not all swimmers are practicing. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: The Female swimmer is new and learning how to swim. | neutral: Not all swimmers are new. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A female is in the water. | entailment: Sentence one says the female swimmer is moving slowly through the water Sentence two says the female is in the water. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A female swimmer can be seen from the bottom. | entailment: Sentence one says the female swimmer is seen from below Sentence two says the female swimmer can be seen from the bottom. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A professional female swimmer slowly drifts through the water. | neutral: Not all swimmers are a professional. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A female swimmer swims. | entailment: The female moves slowly through the water which means that she swims. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A woman dives into water. | contradiction: The cannot be moving slowly through water and dive into water at the same time. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: The swimmer is wearing accessories that help her swimming. | entailment: A swim cap and nose clips are accessories that help her swimming. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A female swimmer moves so fast she can't be seen. | contradiction: She is either moving slowly or fast. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: You can see the perfect swimming form from above. | contradiction: One cannot be moving through the water and seeing the perfect swimming form from above at the same time. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A male swimmer is seen from below. | contradiction: The swimmer is either female or male. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: A woman is swimming slowly through the water. | entailment: Female is a synonym for woman and she moves slowly through the water which means she is swimming slowly. |
premise: A female swimmer wearing a swim cap and nose clips moves slowly through the water is seen from below. hypothesis: The female is dry. | contradiction: One cannot be moving slowly through the water and be dry at the same time. |
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: The woman is enjoying her swim. | neutral: A woman while wearing a nose plugs is enjoying swimming. |
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