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premise: Two men in two canoes are sitting in a lake. hypothesis: Water is nearby. | neutral: You cannot assume who is present from sentence two, just because they are in a lake does not necessarily mean it has water in it (it may be dried up). |
premise: Three young girls walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: A young man walks by himself on an empty sidewalk. | contradiction: It can't be a young man if it's three young girls. |
premise: Three young girls walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: Some people strolling along. | entailment: people usually strolling near sidewalk. |
premise: Three young girls walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: Several teenage girls walking to the mall. | neutral: Young girls could mean a wide range of ages, not just teenage girls. They could be heading anywhere on the sidewalk, not necessarily a mall. |
premise: A man in an orange hooded sweatshirt climbing a wall of ice with a forest in the background. hypothesis: A man climbs a wall. | entailment: As a man climbs a wall, it can be said that he is climbing a wall. |
premise: A man in an orange hooded sweatshirt climbing a wall of ice with a forest in the background. hypothesis: A man in an red hooded sweatshirt climbing a wall of bricks. | contradiction: orange and red are different colors. The man cannot be climbing a wall of ice if the wall is made of bricks. |
premise: A man in an orange hooded sweatshirt climbing a wall of ice with a forest in the background. hypothesis: A man in an orange hooded sweatshirt climbing a wall of ice with a forest in the background and his friends watching him. | neutral: A man climbing does not imply his friends are with him. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A group of girls. | entailment: Girls congregating is the same as a group of girls. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A monkey being launched into space. | contradiction: It can't be a monkey if it's a girl. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A girl relaxing with her friends. | neutral: You cannot infer the other girls are friends because they are near her, drinking from a straw does not necessarily imply relaxing. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A girl drinks juice from a straw. | neutral: You can drink many things with a straw (water, cola, etc.), you cannot infer she is drinking juice. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: The girl in white is drinking from the rim of a bottle. | contradiction: The girl can't drink from a straw if she is drinking from the rim of a bottle. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: The girls are watching the girl with the straw. | neutral: The girls behind her could be doing numerous things other than watching her drink. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A girl enjoying a drink froma straw. | entailment: A girl drinks from a straw is the same as a girl enjoying a drink from a straw. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A young girl drinks juice. | neutral: You can drink many things with a straw (water, cola, etc.), you cannot infer she is drinking juice. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: the girl is white. | neutral: Young girl does not imply ethnicity, she could be Hispanic, Black, Chinese, etc. You cannot infer she is white. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: the girl is alone at home. | contradiction: The girl can't be alone if there are other girls behind her. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A crowd of girls stand together. | entailment: When girls congregate it is the same as a crowd of girls stand together. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A young girl drinks cement. | contradiction: The girl can't drink cement from a straw. One can't drink cement. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: w girl wears jumpers. | entailment: A girl wearing a white jumper implies she wears jumpers. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A young girl is drinking something. | entailment: When one drinks from a straw they are drinking something. |
premise: A young girl wearing a white jumper drinks from a straw while other girls congregate behind her. hypothesis: A girl wearing yellow drinks soda. | contradiction: The girl either has white or yellow on. |
premise: Kids walking on the street, one blond girl wearing a white outfit drinking from a straw, one brown-haired girl in white shorts and dark top, turned around, holding her cellphone. hypothesis: Two older girls are walking down a suburban street. | neutral: Walking on the street does not provide enough information to inter the type of community (urban, suburban, or rural). Kids does not imply age, sentence 2 provides more information (older). |
premise: Kids walking on the street, one blond girl wearing a white outfit drinking from a straw, one brown-haired girl in white shorts and dark top, turned around, holding her cellphone. hypothesis: Two boys are playing in the dirt. | contradiction: They can't play in the street if they are playing in dirt. |
premise: Kids walking on the street, one blond girl wearing a white outfit drinking from a straw, one brown-haired girl in white shorts and dark top, turned around, holding her cellphone. hypothesis: Some children are walking on the street. | entailment: Kids and children are the same. So to say kids or children are walking on the street is the same. |
premise: Four girls are walking down the sidewalk. hypothesis: Four girls walk down a sidewalk. | entailment: To say are walking is the same as saying they walk. |
premise: Four girls are walking down the sidewalk. hypothesis: Four girls happily walk down a sidewalk. | neutral: Walking down the sidewalk does not necessarily mean you are doing it happily. |
premise: Four girls are walking down the sidewalk. hypothesis: Four girls roll under a sidewalk. | contradiction: Walking is not rolling. |
premise: A woman is using a shovel to move grains. hypothesis: A woman is moving grain with a shovel. | entailment: Grain can be moved with a shovel. |
premise: A woman is using a shovel to move grains. hypothesis: A woman is moving water with a spoon. | contradiction: Spoon is different than shovel. |
premise: A woman is using a shovel to move grains. hypothesis: A farmer is working with grain. | neutral: Not every woman is a farmer. |
premise: Two men, one bare-chested while the other wears a hat and blue shirt, in a canoe on water. hypothesis: leopard in field. | contradiction: Men are not a leopard. |
premise: Two men, one bare-chested while the other wears a hat and blue shirt, in a canoe on water. hypothesis: men on canoe vacation. | neutral: The men could be in a canoe for a number of reasons, not necessarily on vacation. |
premise: Two men, one bare-chested while the other wears a hat and blue shirt, in a canoe on water. hypothesis: men in canoe. | entailment: Men in a canoe and men in canoe is the same. |
premise: Two guys are rowing a canoe on a lake. hypothesis: Two men are in a boat on a body of water. | entailment: Guys are also known as men. A canoe is a type of boat. Guys are rowing a canoe implies they are in a boat. |
premise: Two guys are rowing a canoe on a lake. hypothesis: The men are at a public park on the lake. | neutral: Not all lakes have public park. |
premise: Two guys are rowing a canoe on a lake. hypothesis: The men are diving into the water. | contradiction: Rowing isn't diving. |
premise: A man in shades and a sweatshirt watches a girl stand in a recycling bin. hypothesis: The girl is in the trash can looking for rats. | contradiction: A man isn't a girl. |
premise: A man in shades and a sweatshirt watches a girl stand in a recycling bin. hypothesis: The man is cold, but the sun is out. | neutral: Not all men are cold. The fact that a man watches a girl doesn't imply that the sun is out. |
premise: A man in shades and a sweatshirt watches a girl stand in a recycling bin. hypothesis: The girl is standing in a strange place. | entailment: A recycling bin is a strange place for a girl to be standing. |
premise: A man standing while filming. hypothesis: A man sitting while filming. | contradiction: He can't be sitting and standing. |
premise: A man standing while filming. hypothesis: A man filming. | entailment: the man filming is standing. |
premise: A man standing while filming. hypothesis: A man standing while filming other people. | neutral: The fact that a man filming doesn't imply that filming other people. |
premise: The couple pauses atop a rocky overlook. hypothesis: The couple is on the floor. | contradiction: An overlook is not the floor. |
premise: The couple pauses atop a rocky overlook. hypothesis: The couple is on top of a rock. | entailment: The couple only stops on a rocky overlook. |
premise: A man wearing a hard hat is on a boat pulling in some sort of device using a rope. hypothesis: A man is pulling in his anchor. | neutral: Device doesn't imply anchor. |
premise: A man wearing a hard hat is on a boat pulling in some sort of device using a rope. hypothesis: A man is on the ocean. | entailment: boats are made to be in the ocean. |
premise: A man wearing a hard hat is on a boat pulling in some sort of device using a rope. hypothesis: No one is on a boat. | contradiction: A man is not no one. |
premise: Men and women participate in marathon. hypothesis: The elderly people are in a marathon. | neutral: Not all men and women are elderly. |
premise: Men and women participate in marathon. hypothesis: People are doing a marathon. | entailment: People are consisted of men and women, that are allowed to participate in a marathon. |
premise: Men and women participate in marathon. hypothesis: Nobody is participating in the marathon. | contradiction: Nobody is participating is not the same as men and women participate. |
premise: People are rowing a boat in the water. hypothesis: A boat is in motion. | entailment: a boat is meant to be on water. |
premise: People are rowing a boat in the water. hypothesis: A crew team is practicing. | neutral: The fact that people are rowing doesn't imply a crew team is practicing. |
premise: People are rowing a boat in the water. hypothesis: People are flying an airplane. | contradiction: Rowing isn't flying. |
premise: One male lifting an item from the ocean while wearing a life vest and helmet. hypothesis: The man is lifting an anchor up from the ocean. | neutral: Lifting something does not imply lifting an anchor. |
premise: One male lifting an item from the ocean while wearing a life vest and helmet. hypothesis: The man is indoors. | contradiction: AN OCEAN IS NOT INDOORS. |
premise: One male lifting an item from the ocean while wearing a life vest and helmet. hypothesis: The man is lifting something. | entailment: A male is a man, and he was lifting an item. |
premise: A man is shaking hands with a mannequin. hypothesis: The mannequin punches the guy. | contradiction: Shaking is not punching. |
premise: A man is shaking hands with a mannequin. hypothesis: A guy touches a mannequin. | neutral: Shaking hands doesn't imply touches. |
premise: A man is shaking hands with a mannequin. hypothesis: A man touches an object. | entailment: the most common way one touches is with ones hands. |
premise: A man shakes hands with a mannequin and gives it a "thumbs up" sign. hypothesis: The man is shopping. | neutral: The fact that man shakes hands with a mannequin doesn't imply he is shopping. |
premise: A man shakes hands with a mannequin and gives it a "thumbs up" sign. hypothesis: The man is sleeping in bed. | contradiction: He can't shake hands and be sleeping. |
premise: A man shakes hands with a mannequin and gives it a "thumbs up" sign. hypothesis: A man is standing by a mannequin. | entailment: if someone shakes hands they need to by standing by each other. |
premise: A guy shakes hands with a plastic dummy and gives the dummy a thumbs up with the other hand. hypothesis: The dummy said "Congratulations" to the man. | contradiction: Shakes hands isn't saying something. |
premise: A guy shakes hands with a plastic dummy and gives the dummy a thumbs up with the other hand. hypothesis: A man shaking hand with a dummy is rather silly. | entailment: shaking hands with a plastic dummy is indeed silly. |
premise: A guy shakes hands with a plastic dummy and gives the dummy a thumbs up with the other hand. hypothesis: The man is doing this to be funny in front of his friends. | neutral: The fact that a guy shakes hands with a plastic dummy and gives the dummy a thumbs up doesn't imply that he is doing it to be funny in front of his friends. |
premise: Boy in yellow shirt getting picture taken surrounded by pigeons. hypothesis: A boy is near pigeons. | entailment: if you are surrounded by pigeons then you are near pigeons. |
premise: Boy in yellow shirt getting picture taken surrounded by pigeons. hypothesis: A boy is feeding the pigeons. | neutral: The fact that the boy is surrounded by pigeons doesn't imply that he is feeding them. |
premise: Boy in yellow shirt getting picture taken surrounded by pigeons. hypothesis: A boy is feeding ducks. | contradiction: Getting picture taken isn't feeding. |
premise: A man in a black coat is setting up his camera to take pictures with. hypothesis: A man is setting his camera up to take pictures of the presidents arrival. | neutral: Just because a man is setting up his camera doesn't mean he is taking pictures of the presidents arrival. |
premise: A man in a black coat is setting up his camera to take pictures with. hypothesis: A man is setting up his computer. | contradiction: The man is either setting up his computer or setting up his camera. |
premise: A man in a black coat is setting up his camera to take pictures with. hypothesis: A man is setting up his camera. | entailment: Setting up his camera is common. |
premise: Young man posing with a mannequin. hypothesis: the man is young. | entailment: The man is described as young. |
premise: Young man posing with a mannequin. hypothesis: the man is small. | neutral: Not every man is small. |
premise: Young man posing with a mannequin. hypothesis: the man is not posing. | contradiction: Posing is opposite of not posing. |
premise: Woman in a black dress walking on the street. hypothesis: A man in a pink dress is running on the street. | contradiction: A woman isn't a man. |
premise: Woman in a black dress walking on the street. hypothesis: A woman in a black dress on the street is walking to the store. | neutral: Woman walking on the street doesn't imply that she is walking to the store. |
premise: Woman in a black dress walking on the street. hypothesis: A woman in a black dress is going from one place to another. | entailment: walking its a way of going somewhere. |
premise: A skateboarder is being photographed jumping off a step. hypothesis: The skateboarder is eating tacos. | contradiction: Being photographed is not eating. |
premise: A skateboarder is being photographed jumping off a step. hypothesis: The skateboarder knows how to ride a skateboard. | entailment: if one is jumping on a skateboard one know how to ride it. |
premise: A skateboarder is being photographed jumping off a step. hypothesis: The photographer is taking pictures for a magazine. | neutral: the pictures are not necessarily for a magazine. |
premise: A man in a white hard hat pulls a sea probe that is hoisted over the side of the boat. hypothesis: A man in a hard hat pulls a white thing hoisted over the side of the boat. | neutral: the thing is not necessarily white. |
premise: A man in a white hard hat pulls a sea probe that is hoisted over the side of the boat. hypothesis: A hatless man pulls a white thing hoisted over the side of the boat. | contradiction: A man can't be in a hat and hatless. |
premise: A man in a white hard hat pulls a sea probe that is hoisted over the side of the boat. hypothesis: A man in a hard hat pulls something hoisted over the side of the boat. | entailment: man in a white hard hat pulls a sea probe is just as man in a hard hat pulls something. |
premise: Several people, one being a woman in a black dress, are outside, near a bike rack. hypothesis: people outside near a bike rack getting ready to go for a ride. | neutral: Cant infer that the people are getting ready to go for a ride. They could just be standing by the bike rack. |
premise: Several people, one being a woman in a black dress, are outside, near a bike rack. hypothesis: people walking on the beach. | contradiction: If the people are near a bike rack, then they cannot simultaneously be walking on the beach (there are no bike racks on beaches). |
premise: Several people, one being a woman in a black dress, are outside, near a bike rack. hypothesis: people outside near a bike rack. | entailment: A woman in a black dress is a person. |
premise: A man chains his bike to a rack while a woman in black and red walks. hypothesis: A man is entering his car. | contradiction: A bike isn't a car. |
premise: A man chains his bike to a rack while a woman in black and red walks. hypothesis: A man is securing his bike. | entailment: man chains his bike to a rack simply means man is securing his bike. |
premise: A man chains his bike to a rack while a woman in black and red walks. hypothesis: A man is worried about thieves. | neutral: the man is not necessarily worried. |
premise: A man in blue pants and no shirt is doing a skateboard trick while another man films it. hypothesis: Man is sitting on a skateboard. | contradiction: Doing a trick is not sitting. |
premise: A man in blue pants and no shirt is doing a skateboard trick while another man films it. hypothesis: Man is in the air with skateboard. | neutral: the trick is not necessarily in the air. |
premise: A man in blue pants and no shirt is doing a skateboard trick while another man films it. hypothesis: Man is filming. | entailment: If another man films it then a man is filming. |
premise: The woman wearing a red bow walks past a bicycle. hypothesis: A woman walking near a bicycle shop. | neutral: the woman is not necessarily near a shop. |
premise: The woman wearing a red bow walks past a bicycle. hypothesis: A woman with a bow walking near a bike. | entailment: woman wearing a red bow walks past a bicycle simply means woman with a bow walking near a bike. |
premise: The woman wearing a red bow walks past a bicycle. hypothesis: A woman riding a fairy across a river. | contradiction: Wearing isn't riding. |
premise: Surfers and families are at a beach on an overcast day. hypothesis: There is an overcast at the beach. | entailment: beach on an overcast day is just as there is an overcast at the beach. |
premise: Surfers and families are at a beach on an overcast day. hypothesis: Surfers and families are at a beach for a tournament. | neutral: the people is not necessarily there for a tournament. |
premise: Surfers and families are at a beach on an overcast day. hypothesis: It is sunny at the beach. | contradiction: Overcast isn't sunny. |
premise: A man riding a horse at a rodeo. hypothesis: A man rides a horse. | entailment: Riding and rides are the same words but in a different verb tense. |
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