Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more prepared for giving birth to twins than PersonY because _ had had a child before.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more prepared for giving birth to twins than PersonY because _ had not had a child before.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more prepared to be a parent than PersonY because _ had spent a lot of time with children.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more prepared to be a parent than PersonY because _ had spent very little time with children.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was not as well prepared for the vacation as PersonY because _ had been given short notice about the trip.
Sentence 2: PersonX was not as well prepared for the vacation as PersonY because _ had been given advanced notice about the trip.


Input: Context Word: prepared.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was prepared for the snow storm but PersonY was not, so _ had lots of extra food and water.
Sentence 2: PersonX was prepared for the snow storm but PersonY was not, so _ had no extra food and water.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is being emotionaly abused and asks her friend PersonY for help, because _ feels miserable.
Sentence 2: PersonX is being emotionaly abused and asks her friend PersonY for help, and _ feels like helping.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was concerned that PersonY was being abused so _ offered an unending amount of support.
Sentence 2: PersonX was concerned that PersonY was being abused so _ turned down an unending amount of support.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more scared of people than PersonY was because _ had been abused before.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more scared of people than PersonY was although _ had been abused before.


Input: Context Word: abused.

Output:
Sentence 1: The cat of PersonX was abused, but PersonY's was not because _ 's cat came from a shelter.
Sentence 2: The cat of PersonX was abused, but PersonY's was not because _ 's cat came from a good home.


Input: Context Word: dirty plates.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to clear away the dirty plates. _ was grateful for the help.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to clear away the dirty plates. _ was happy to give the help.


Input: Context Word: costs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't consider the costs when they bought the house from PersonY, so _ was stuck with the money pit.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't consider the costs when they bought the house from PersonY, so _ was rid of the money pit.


Input: Context Word: Korea.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX decided to visit Korea with PersonY because _ was a native of that country.
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to visit Korea with PersonY but _ was a native of that country.


Input: Context Word: working out.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has stronger muscles than PersonY, because _ loves working out at the gym every day.
Sentence 2: PersonX has stronger muscles than PersonY, because _ hates working out at the gym every day.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had more oily hair than PersonY although the scalp of _ was much drier.
Sentence 2: PersonX had less oily hair than PersonY although the scalp of _ was much drier.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has quite oily skin, but PersonY's is kind of dry. _ has to use stronger face wash.
Sentence 2: PersonX has quite oily skin, but PersonY's is kind of dry. _ has to use tamer face wash.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has very oily hair and asks PersonY for advice about shampoo, because _ doesn't know what to buy.
Sentence 2: PersonX has very oily hair and asks PersonY for advice about shampoo, but _ doesn't know what to buy.


Input: Context Word: oily.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's skin is often too oily or too dry, while PersonY's is just right, so _ uses a cheap face wash.
Sentence 2: PersonX's skin is often too oily or too dry, while PersonY's is just right, so _ uses an appropriate face wash.


Input: Context Word: fall asleep.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX whould read to PersonY to help her fall asleep at night, _ loved reading stories to her.
Sentence 2: PersonX whould read to PersonY to help her fall asleep at night, _ loved having stories told her.


Input: Context Word: top.

Output:
Sentence 1: The top PersonX gave to PersonY stretched down to his knees because _ is taller.
Sentence 2: The top PersonX gave to PersonY stretched down to his knees because _ is shorter.


Input: Context Word: top.

Output:
Sentence 1: The top that PersonX borrowed from PersonY barely fit over her, as _ was much wider in the torso.
Sentence 2: The top that PersonX borrowed from PersonY barely fit over her, as _ was much slimmer in the torso.


Input: Context Word: naturally.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had naturally straight hair while PersonY didn't because _ parents both had straight hair.
Sentence 2: PersonX had naturally straight hair while PersonY didn't because _ parents both had curly hair.


Input: Context Word: naturally.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought that PersonY had a naturally beautiful face but that _ needed excessive makeup to look good.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought that PersonY had a naturally beautiful face and that _ needed minimal makeup to look good.


Input: Context Word: naturally.

Output:
Sentence 1: Remodeling the kitchen came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had experience being a carpenter's apprentice.
Sentence 2: Remodeling the kitchen came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't have any experience being a carpenter's apprentice.


Input: Context Word: smooth.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is an automotive expert, PersonY is not therefore _ knows how to smooth body filler.
Sentence 2: PersonX is an automotive expert, PersonY is not therefore _ doesn't know how to smooth body filler.


Input: Context Word: metal.

Output:
Sentence 1: So _ knew how to fix the metal sword because PersonX is a good blacksmith and PersonY a mercenary.
Sentence 2: So _ knew how to wield the metal sword because PersonX is a good blacksmith and PersonY a mercenary.


Input: Context Word: metal.

Output:
Sentence 1: The metal that PersonX used was far better than that of PersonY because _ used a shiny metal.
Sentence 2: The metal that PersonX used was far better than that of PersonY because _ used a dull metal.


Input: Context Word: chafed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX applied aloe vera gel to PersonY's skin that was chafed from running a marathon, because _ was worried about the injured area.
Sentence 2: PersonX applied aloe vera gel to PersonY's skin that was chafed from running a marathon, because _ was in pain from the injured area.


Input: Context Word: delete.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX deleted the important files which PersonY saved on their computer. _ was okay with it.
Sentence 2: PersonX deleted the important files which PersonY saved on their computer. _ was angry with it.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY how much longer until the meeting started, because the watch belonging to _ was broken.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY how much longer until the meeting started, because the watch belonging to _ was working.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY what time it was since _ had forgotten to wear her watch.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY what time it was since _ had remembered to wear her watch.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought PersonY a watch for their birthday because _ was tired of telling the time to them.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought PersonY a watch for their birthday because _ was tired of asking about the time.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought an expensive watch but not PersonY because _ worked extra hours at work.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought an expensive watch but not PersonY because _ worked few hours at work.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX buys PersonY a watch for a graduation present because _ is a great parent.
Sentence 2: PersonX buys PersonY a watch for a graduation present because _ is a great student.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got to the party more on time than PersonY because _ was wearing a watch.
Sentence 2: PersonX got to the party less on time than PersonY because _ was wearing a watch.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX kept a close watch on PersonY, so _ would know exactly what they were up to.
Sentence 2: PersonX kept a close watch on PersonY, but _ knew exactly what they were up to.


Input: Context Word: watch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX stopped PersonY on the street to ask for the time because _ did not have a watch.
Sentence 2: PersonX stopped PersonY on the street to ask for the time because _ did have a watch.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a big bully but PersonY is not. _ got in a lot of trouble at school.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a big bully but PersonY is not. _ got in no trouble at school.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX started acting like a bully toward PersonY at school every day, because _ was smaller than them.
Sentence 2: PersonX started acting like a bully toward PersonY at school every day, because _ was bigger than them.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX stood up to PersonY because _ was bullying him and he had had enough.
Sentence 2: PersonX stood up to PersonY because _ was brave and he had had enough bullying.


Input: Context Word: bully.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used to bully PersonY in middle school. Upon seeing him again _ wanted to apologize to him.
Sentence 2: PersonX used to bully PersonY in middle school. Upon seeing him again _ wanted to punish him.


Input: Context Word: harsh.

Output:
Sentence 1: Harsh weather got PersonX down while PersonY was fine with it, since _ was much less resilient.
Sentence 2: Harsh weather got PersonX down while PersonY was fine with it, since _ was much more resilient.


Input: Context Word: Buttercream Frosting.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX decided to bake a cake and use buttercream frosting to top it off for PersonYs birthday, so _ grabbed the ingredients and got to work.
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to bake a cake and use buttercream frosting to top it off for PersonYs birthday, but _ already grabbed the ingredients and started.


Input: Context Word: blind dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a blind dog that PersonY tried to tease so _ got very angry and punched him.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a blind dog that PersonY tried to tease so _ got very angry after he got punched..


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was easier for PersonX to do the washing than it was for PersonY because _ had worked as a maid before.
Sentence 2: It was harder for PersonX to do the washing than it was for PersonY because _ had worked as a maid before.


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output:
Sentence 1: Washing and waxing the car was a weekly ritual for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has a new car.
Sentence 2: Washing and waxing the car was a weekly ritual for PersonX but not PersonY because _ has an old car.


Input: Context Word: washing.

Output:
Sentence 1: When washing clothes, PersonX's turn out less clean than PersonY's because _ uses a low-priced detergent.
Sentence 2: When washing clothes, PersonX's turn out less clean than PersonY's because _ uses a high-priced detergent.


Input: Context Word: cramp.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a cramp while swimming, but PersonY did not, because _ hadn't waited a half hour after eating.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a cramp while swimming, but PersonY did not, because _ had waited a half hour after eating.


Input: Context Word: seashells.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the beach, PersonX collected some seashells for her mother PersonY. _ polished the seashells before giving them away.
Sentence 2: At the beach, PersonX collected some seashells for her mother PersonY. _ polished the seashells before receiving them.


Input: Context Word: Trademark a Name.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to trademark a name, because _ doesn't know.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY if he knows how to trademark a name, but _ doesn't know.


Input: Context Word: tile.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX is a loyal customer at PersonY's old tile store, _ is always right.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX is a loyal customer at PersonY's old tile store, _ is always selling.


Input: Context Word: tile.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help replace the bathroom tile because _ wanted help with it.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help replace the bathroom tile because _ asked to help with it.


Input: Context Word: tile.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX refused to tile the floor, so PersonY ended up doing it.  _ was very slovenly.
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to tile the floor, so PersonY ended up doing it.  _ was very industrious.


Input: Context Word: tile.

Output:
Sentence 1: While redecorating, PersonX decided to lay his own tiles while PersonY got a professional to do it. _ loved DIY projects.
Sentence 2: While redecorating, PersonX decided to lay his own tiles while PersonY got a professional to do it. _ hated DIY projects.


Input: Context Word: microphone.

Output:
Sentence 1: Performing without a microphone was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ had a naturally loud voice.
Sentence 2: Performing without a microphone was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did not have a naturally loud voice.


Input: Context Word: gossip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was constantly looking for gossip, and PersonY had something juicy, so _ begged them for details.
Sentence 2: PersonX was constantly looking for gossip, and PersonY had something juicy, so _ showered them with details.


Input: Context Word: Flu.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had got a flu shot but PersonY did not so _ was healthy all winter.
Sentence 2: PersonX had got a flu shot but PersonY did not so _ was sick all winter.


Input: Context Word: winner.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was the winner of the lottery instead of PersonY because _ bought a lot more tickets.
Sentence 2: PersonX was the winner of the lottery instead of PersonY because _ bought a lot less tickets.


Input: Context Word: winner.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's attitude is bad, even when she wins, while PersonY is a good winner, so _ has poor sportsmanship.
Sentence 2: PersonX's attitude is bad, even when she wins, while PersonY is a good winner, so _ has proper sportsmanship.


Input: Context Word: introduce.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted her friend to introduce her to someone but PersonY did not as _ found them very attractive.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted her friend to introduce her to someone but PersonY did not as _ found them very ugly.


Input: Context Word: courier.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked being a courier for the newspaper, but not PersonY because _ liked to walk.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked being a courier for the newspaper, but not PersonY because _ liked to sit.


Input: Context Word: breed cats.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a dog breeder while PersonY loved to breed cats. _ had always loved puppies.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a dog breeder while PersonY loved to breed cats. _ had always loved kittens.


Input: Context Word: fort.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was better at designing a functional outdoors fort than PersonY because _ was very creative.
Sentence 2: PersonX was better at designing a functional outdoors fort than PersonY because _ was not very creative.


Input: Context Word: alternative medicine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX favored alternative medicine, but PersonY only believed in modern medicine. _ was a new-age hippie.
Sentence 2: PersonX favored alternative medicine, but PersonY only believed in modern medicine. _ was a qualified doctor.


Input: Context Word: antiques.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sells a vintage lamp to PersonY on eBay for a good price. _ must be an antiques dealer.
Sentence 2: PersonX sells a vintage lamp to PersonY on eBay for a good price. _ must be an antiques collector.


Input: Context Word: lunch money.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always bulled PersonY because _ never had lunch money and they wanted to take it away.
Sentence 2: PersonX always bulled PersonY because _ had lunch money and they wanted to take it away.


Input: Context Word: amusement park.

Output:
Sentence 1: On the way to the amusement park, PersonX lost control of the car and hit PersonY because _ was looking at their phone.
Sentence 2: On the way to the amusement park, PersonX lost control of the car and hit PersonY because _ was not in the crosswalk.


Input: Context Word: expert.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to call in an expert unlike PersonY because _ had no knowledge on the subject.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to call in an expert unlike PersonY because _ had vast knowledge on the subject.


Input: Context Word: expert.

Output:
Sentence 1: To be an expert at poker, PersonX chose to play the game for many, many, hours, learning from PersonY because _ was not as skilled as him.
Sentence 2: To be an expert at poker, PersonX chose to play the game for many, many, hours, learning from PersonY because _ was more skilled than him.


Input: Context Word: stitch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX learned to stitch but not PersonY because _ had a jacket with many holes.
Sentence 2: PersonX learned to stitch but not PersonY because _ had a jacket with many zippers.


Input: Context Word: elegant.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a very elegant style but PersonY's was more bohemian. _ bought some clothes from the haute couture store.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a very elegant style but PersonY's was more bohemian. _ bought some clothes from the vintage thrift store.


Input: Context Word: ribeye.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's ribeye steak was burned unlike PersonY's because _ overcooked it in the cat iron pan.
Sentence 2: PersonX's ribeye steak was burned unlike PersonY's because _ didn't overcook it in the cat iron pan.


Input: Context Word: Reception.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx danced more at the reception of their friends wedding than persony but _ got less tired.
Sentence 2: personx danced more at the reception of their friends wedding than persony but _ got more tired.


Input: Context Word: dysmorphia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried to explain their dysmorphia to PersonY, but _ did not think they understood what he was saying.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to explain their dysmorphia to PersonY, but _ could not understand what he was saying.


Input: Context Word: Harry Potter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX dressed as Harry Potter for Halloween, but PersonY went as a black cat, because _ was a super fan.
Sentence 2: PersonX dressed as Harry Potter for Halloween, but PersonY went as a black cat, because _ was not a fan.


Input: Context Word: Harry Potter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to read fiction while PersonY preferred non-fiction. _ thought Harry Potter was magical.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to read fiction while PersonY preferred non-fiction. _ thought Harry Potter was stupid.


Input: Context Word: nightmares.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX often awoke with nightmares while PersonY was fast asleep. _ was a very light sleeper.
Sentence 2: PersonX often awoke with nightmares while PersonY was fast asleep . _ was a very deep sleeper.


Input: Context Word: board.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX blocked PersonY from seeing what the teacher wrote on the board and _ is sorry.
Sentence 2: PersonX blocked PersonY from seeing what the teacher wrote on the board and _ is upset.


Input: Context Word: board.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to buy a good cutting board and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ wants quality cutting board.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to buy a good cutting board and asks for PersonY's advice, because _ is a chef.


Input: Context Word: dahlias.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to grow dahlias in pot so she asks her friend PersonY if she wants to join her, because _ doesn't want to do it herself.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to grow dahlias in pot so she asks her friend PersonY if she wants to join her, so _ accepts her offer.


Input: Context Word: babysitter.

Output:
Sentence 1: A babysitter isn't a need that PersonX has, but is one that PersonY requires. _ is single.
Sentence 2: A babysitter isn't a need that PersonX has, but is one that PersonY requires. _ is a parent.


Input: Context Word: babysitter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not call a babysitter for the night but PersonY did because _ was staying in.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not call a babysitter for the night but PersonY did because _ was going out.


Input: Context Word: sail a boat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always wanted to go learn how to sail a boat and asked PersonY for lessons because _ had never sailed before.
Sentence 2: PersonX always wanted to go learn how to sail a boat and asked PersonY for lessons because _ had frequently sailed before.


Input: Context Word: teddy.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was scared of the dark, but PersonY was not so _ had a teddy bear to sleep with.
Sentence 2: PersonX was sleeping better in the dark, but PersonY was not so _ had a teddy bear to sleep with.


Input: Context Word: corner.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX backed PersonY into the small corner during the heated argument because _ was dominant.
Sentence 2: PersonX backed PersonY into the small corner during the heated argument because _ was submissive.


Input: Context Word: corner.

Output:
Sentence 1: The corner of PersonX's street had more debris than PersonY's because _ street had some problems.
Sentence 2: The corner of PersonX's street had more debris than PersonY's because _ street had zero problems.


Input: Context Word: hot air balloon.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought taking a hot air balloon ride would be exciting but not PersonY. _ was happy to get a trip in one for their birthday.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought taking a hot air balloon ride would be exciting but not PersonY. _ was not happy to get a trip in one for their birthday.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX was from India and PersonY was from China, _ preferred Indian food over Chinese food.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX was from India and PersonY was from China, _ preferred Chinese food over Indian food.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to eat spicy curry but PersonY liked tacos better. _ took a trip to India for the food.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to eat spicy curry but PersonY liked tacos better. _ took a trip to Mexico instead of India.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was born in India, while PersonY was born in the US, so _ is an Indian.
Sentence 2: PersonX was born in India, while PersonY was born in the US, so _ is an American.


Input: Context Word: India.

Output:
Sentence 1: Setting up a company in India is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ has lived there a long time.
Sentence 2: Setting up a company in India is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ has lived there a short time.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get accepted to college because _ got good grades in high school.
Sentence 2: It was easy for PersonX but not PersonY to get accepted to college because _ did not get good  grades in high school.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a good diet compared to PersonY because _ loved eating salads for lunch.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a good diet compared to PersonY because _ hated eating salads for lunch.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a very good lifestyle compared to PersonY because _ relaxes and goes on vacation often.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a very good lifestyle compared to PersonY because _ works and never goes on vacation.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more giving to the homeless than PersonY because _ likes to do good things.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more giving to the homeless than PersonY because _ doesn't like to do good things.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was really very good at hockey whereas PersonY was not because _ was very energetic.
Sentence 2: PersonX was really very good at hockey whereas PersonY was not because _ was very lethargic.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was very good at physics but PersonY was not because _  was very scientific.
Sentence 2: PersonX was very good at physics but PersonY was not because _  was not at all  scientific.


Input: Context Word: good.

Output:
Sentence 1: When it came to athletics PersonX was very good but PersonY was not because _ was a good athlete.
Sentence 2: When it came to athletics PersonX was very good but PersonY was not because _ was a poor athlete.


Input: Context Word: menstruation.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY went to the gynecologist to ask for birth control because _ had irregular menstruation.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY went to the gynecologist to ask for birth control because _ had regular menstruation.


Input: Context Word: camper.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX hates the outdoors and did not own a camper while PersonY owned one, _ rarely went camping.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX hates the outdoors and did not own a camper while PersonY owned one, _ often went camping.


Input: Context Word: works.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX works diligently on homework but PersonY skips them,  _ always makes good grades.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX works diligently on homework but PersonY skips them,  _ always makes bad grades.


Input: Context Word: regarded.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX regarded PersonY as one of their best friends of all time, so _ went out of their way to please them.
Sentence 2: PersonX regarded PersonY as one of their best friends of all time, because _ went out of their way to please them.


Input: Context Word: Instagram.

Output:
Sentence 1: On social media, PersonX doesn't like Instagram, but PersonY does. _ isn't a big fan of pictures.
Sentence 2: On social media, PersonX doesn't like Instagram, but PersonY does. _ is a big fan of pictures.


Input: Context Word: chosen.

Output:
Sentence 1: The meat PersonX  has chosen will me delivered on Friday the man tells PersonY, _ is waiting on some meat.
Sentence 2: The meat PersonX has chosen will me delivered on Friday the man tells PersonY, _ is waiting on a meat delivery.


Input: Context Word: boomerang.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX threw the boomerang when PersonY intercepted it, but _ was very happy to get it back.
Sentence 2: PersonX threw the boomerang when PersonY intercepted it, but _ was very happy to give it back.


Input: Context Word: Storage.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought a storage locker which had rare paintings while PersonY bought one full of mattresses. _ realized a windfall on their investment.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a storage locker which had rare paintings while PersonY bought one full of mattresses. _ realized a loss on their investment.


Input: Context Word: dimentia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was taken to the hospital by PersonY because they had dimentia, and _ needed to get treatment for it.
Sentence 2: PersonX was taken to the hospital by PersonY because they had dimentia, and _ wanted them to get treatment for it.


Input: Context Word: pH.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX understood chemistry more than PersonY so _ was explaining about the pH scale to the other.
Sentence 2: PersonX understood chemistry more than PersonY so _ was learning about the pH scale from the other.


Input: Context Word: squirrels.

Output:
Sentence 1: Last week, PersonX chewed out PersonY for shooting his BB gun at the squirrels, because _ thought they were cute.
Sentence 2: Last week, PersonX chewed out PersonY for shooting his BB gun at the squirrels, because _ was only doing it for sport.


Input: Context Word: dribbling.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is better at dribbling a basketball than PersonY because _ practices his skill everyday.
Sentence 2: PersonX is better at dribbling a basketball than PersonY yet _ practices his skill everyday.


Input: Context Word: dribbling.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was dribbling around the court much quicker than PersonY because _ is lighter on the feet.
Sentence 2: PersonX was dribbling around the court much quicker than PersonY although _ is lighter on the feet.


Input: Context Word: macbook.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a new macbook and asks for PersonY's advice on using it, because _ has no experience with macbooks.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a new macbook and asks for PersonY's advice on using it, because _ has a lot of experience with macbooks.


Input: Context Word: reduce the amount of calories.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was fatter than PersonY so _ started to reduce the amount of calories they were eating.
Sentence 2: PersonX was fatter than PersonY so _ didn't need to reduce the amount of calories they were eating.


Input: Context Word: Drivers.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sought the advice of PersonY on how to install his graphics drivers because _ was a tech novice.
Sentence 2: PersonX sought the advice of PersonY on how to install his graphics drivers because _ was a tech guru.


Input: Context Word: roleplaying.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was roleplaying, but PersonY took it seriously, so _ ended up fooling them by mistake.
Sentence 2: PersonX was roleplaying, but PersonY took it seriously, so _ ended up believing them by mistake.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was crying because PersonY stole their doll. _ was unhappy for the rest of the day.
Sentence 2: PersonX was crying because PersonY stole their doll. _ was happy for the rest of the day.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX dropped and broke the doll, PersonY started to cry. _ decided to replace it.
Sentence 2: When PersonX dropped and broke the doll, PersonY started to cry. _ asked for a replacement.


Input: Context Word: doll.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX gave PersonY a doll for her birthday, she threw it on the ground. _ felt bad that her gift wasn't appreciated.
Sentence 2: When PersonX received a doll from PersonY for her birthday, she threw it on the ground. _ felt bad that her gift wasn't appreciated.


Input: Context Word: month.

Output:
Sentence 1: Last month PersonX went on vacation but not PersonY because _ had to take time off.
Sentence 2: Last month PersonX went on vacation but not PersonY because _ had to work every day.


Input: Context Word: ritual.

Output:
Sentence 1: Performing a satanic ritual suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was associated with paganism.
Sentence 2: Performing a satanic ritual suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not associated with paganism.


Input: Context Word: cookie dough.

Output:
Sentence 1: Making cookie dough for Christmas cookies suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked to bake.
Sentence 2: Making cookie dough for Christmas cookies suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't like to bake.


Input: Context Word: lived.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was easier for PersonX to keep in touch with their friends than PersonY because _ lived farther away from their friends.
Sentence 2: It was harder for PersonX to keep in touch with their friends than PersonY because _ lived closer to their friends.


Input: Context Word: screen protector.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for help with the screen protector as _ knew how to apply one.
Sentence 2: PersonX was asked by PersonY for help with the screen protector as _ knew how to apply one.


Input: Context Word: straight.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always stood and sat up very straight, but PersonY never did, because _ had bad posture.
Sentence 2: PersonX always stood and sat up very straight, but PersonY never did, because _ had good posture.


Input: Context Word: competition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX prepared PersonY for his baton competition and he scored a gold medal, because _ is a good trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX prepared PersonY for his baton competition and he scored a gold medal, because _ is a good trainee.


Input: Context Word: competition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was helping PersonY in a baking competition although _ doesn't like to eat sugar.
Sentence 2: PersonX was helping PersonY in a baking competition because _ does like to eat sugar.


Input: Context Word: competition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX won a soccer competition against PersonY, and _ received a trophy as a result.
Sentence 2: PersonX won a soccer competition against PersonY, and _ did not receive a trophy as a result.


Input: Context Word: competition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX yelled at PersonY because _ was so angry after he lost the singing competition.
Sentence 2: PersonX comforted at PersonY because _ was so angry after he lost the singing competition.


Input: Context Word: competition.

Output:
Sentence 1: The competition was a lot more fierce for PersonX than PersonY because _ was still in the tournament.
Sentence 2: The competition was a lot more fierce for PersonX than PersonY because _ was eliminated from the tournament.


Input: Context Word: recognized.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX recognized an inherent talent in PersonY, so _ asked them to star in a new movie.
Sentence 2: PersonX recognized an inherent talent in PersonY, so _ was asked to star in a new movie.


Input: Context Word: lint.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX never emptied the lint trap in their dryer and caused a fire that PersonY could not put out, so _ was tried for arson.
Sentence 2: PersonX never emptied the lint trap in their dryer and caused a fire that PersonY could not put out, but _ was tried for arson.


Input: Context Word: tendinitis.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX plays tennis less than PersonY so _ doesn't develop elbow tendinitis after a match.
Sentence 2: PersonX plays tennis less than PersonY so _ does develop elbow tendinitis after a match.


Input: Context Word: vinyl.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX ran out of storage space for her vinyl records so she asks PersonY to store them, because _ doesn't want to throw them.
Sentence 2: PersonX ran out of storage space for her vinyl records so she asks PersonY to store them, so _ will help her.


Input: Context Word: disaster.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was not prepared for a natural disaster like PersonY because _ has no knowledge of preparing for a disaster.
Sentence 2: PersonX was not prepared for a natural disaster like PersonY because _ has a lot of knowledge preparing for a disaster.


Input: Context Word: Handprint Butterflies.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to make handprint butterflies for PersonY on their birthday, but _ did not have any hands.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to make handprint butterflies for PersonY on their birthday, so _ lent him his own hands.


Input: Context Word: salts.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX makes their own recipe of unique bath salts and PersonY thinks that is a great idea so _ gave them as a gift.
Sentence 2: PersonX makes their own recipe of unique bath salts and PersonY thinks that is a great idea so _ received them as a gift.


Input: Context Word: old dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The old dog ran up to PersonX but past PersonY, because _ had treats in their pocket.
Sentence 2: The old dog ran past PersonX and up to PersonY, because _ had treats in their pocket.


Input: Context Word: kill.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was on a mission to kill PersonY, because _ was a sadist who had to have blood.
Sentence 2: PersonX was on a mission to kill PersonY, because _ was a villain who had to be stopped.


Input: Context Word: photo.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the group photo, PersonX was placed in front of the group and PersonY was placed in back, because _ was short.
Sentence 2: In the group photo, PersonX was placed in front of the group and PersonY was placed in back, because _ was tall.


Input: Context Word: photo.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to have their photo taken but PersonY did not because _ was very confident about their appearance.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to have their photo taken but PersonY did not because _ was very unsure
 about their appearance.


Input: Context Word: photo.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX would pose for photos with their friends while PersonY only liked seflies. _ was more gregarious.
Sentence 2: PersonX would pose for photos with their friends while PersonY only liked seflies. _ was more unsociable.


Input: Context Word: photo.

Output:
Sentence 1: The manager asked PersonX rather than PersonY to grab the photo off of the wall because _ is tall.
Sentence 2: The manager asked PersonX rather than PersonY to grab the photo off of the wall because _ is short.


Input: Context Word: donate.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was unrealistic for PersonX to donate to charity as opposed to PersonY because _ lived in poverty.
Sentence 2: It was unrealistic for PersonX to donate to charity as opposed to PersonY because _ lived in luxury.


Input: Context Word: donate.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY would receive good karma because _ would always take some money and donate it to charity.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY would receive good karma because _ would never take some money and donate it to charity.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX had trouble sleeping while PersonY went to bed early, _ woke up exhausted.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX had trouble sleeping while PersonY went to bed early, _ woke up refreshed.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has been sleeping a lot better than PersonY has been due to _ being more relaxed.
Sentence 2: PersonX has been sleeping a lot better than PersonY has been due to _ being more stressed.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent a lot of their time sleeping but PersonY did not as _ was very lazy.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent a lot of their time sleeping but PersonY did not as _ was very energetic.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output:
Sentence 1: The newborn baby kept PersonX awake and not sleeping but not PersonY, because _ had sensitive hearing.
Sentence 2: The newborn baby kept PersonX awake and not sleeping but not PersonY despite _ having sensitive hearing.


Input: Context Word: sleeping.

Output:
Sentence 1: The teacher always yells at PersonX for sleeping in class, but not PersonY. This is because _ is the teacher's nemesis.
Sentence 2: The teacher always yells at PersonX for sleeping in class, but not PersonY. This is because _ is the teacher's favorite.


Input: Context Word: World War 2.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX, not PersonY, was alive during World War 2 because _ has many more years than the other person.
Sentence 2: PersonX, not PersonY, wasn't alive during World War 2 because _ has many more years than the other person.


Input: Context Word: medical marijuana.

Output:
Sentence 1: The chronic and untreatable back pain made PersonX talk to her doctor PersonY about medical marijuana. _ got a prescription for it at her next appointment.
Sentence 2: The chronic and untreatable back pain made PersonX talk to her doctor PersonY about medical marijuana. _ wrote a prescription for it at her next appointment.


Input: Context Word: Train.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had always wanted to be a flight attendant but PersonY had always wanted to be a pilot. _ went to school to train as a flight attendant.
Sentence 2: PersonX had always wanted to be a flight attendant but PersonY had always wanted to be a pilot. _ went to school to train as a jet pilot.


Input: Context Word: solve.

Output:
Sentence 1: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not solve PersonY's riddle because _ was not very smart.
Sentence 2: Despite his best efforts, PersonX could not solve PersonY's riddle because _ was very clever.


Input: Context Word: solve.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX knew how to solve equations well while PersonY did not, so _ always got As in advanced math classes.
Sentence 2: PersonX knew how to solve equations well while PersonY did not, so _ never got As in advanced math classes.


Input: Context Word: arthritis.

Output:
Sentence 1: Drinking milk was important to PersonX but not PersonY as _ was scared of getting arthritis.
Sentence 2: Drinking milk was important to PersonX but not PersonY as _ was not scared of getting arthritis.


Input: Context Word: arthritis.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to see PersonY for a medication for the arthritis when _ could not stand the pain anymore.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to see PersonY for a medication for the arthritis and _ could not see the pain he was in.


Input: Context Word: arthritis.

Output:
Sentence 1: The arthritis of PersonX is a problem, but PersonY's has been relieved lately. That's because _ doesn't take reliable medication for it.
Sentence 2: The arthritis of PersonX is a problem, but PersonY's has been relieved lately. That's because _ doesn't take crappy medication for it.


Input: Context Word: frightened.

Output:
Sentence 1: The new haunted house was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was easily frightened.
Sentence 2: The new haunted house was perfect for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wasn't easily frightened.


Input: Context Word: taking steps to correct their behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY would be release from prison early because _ spent time taking steps to correct their behavior.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY would be release from prison early because _ spent no time taking steps to correct their behavior.


Input: Context Word: wanted carpeting on the floor.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted carpeting on the floor and PersonY didn't because _ knew that vacuuming was easier than sweeping.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted carpeting on the floor and PersonY didn't because _ knew that sweeping was cleaner than vacuuming.


Input: Context Word: New York City.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had fun visiting New York City but PersonY didn't find the city enticing. _ had some great photos of the Empire State building.
Sentence 2: PersonX had fun visiting New York City but PersonY didn't find the city enticing. _ had some great photos of their family.


Input: Context Word: New York City.

Output:
Sentence 1: Visiting New York City interested PersonX but not PersonY because _ enjoys being around crowds of people.
Sentence 2: Visiting New York City interested PersonX but not PersonY because _ hates being around crowds of people.


Input: Context Word: medical records.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to see PersonY's medical records. _ thought he should be taking medication for this disease.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to see PersonY's medical records. _ was supposed to be taking medication for this disease.


Input: Context Word: measuring tape.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to hand him the measuring tape because _ had to measure the wall to center the picture.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to hand him the measuring tape, but _ already measured the wall to center the picture.


Input: Context Word: measuring tape.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX borrowed a measuring tape from PersonY because _ was building a new deck outside.
Sentence 2: PersonX lent a measuring tape to PersonY because _ was building a new deck outside.


Input: Context Word: book review.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent a long time on their book review but PersonY didn't, so _ scored a high grade on their assignment.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent a long time on their book review but PersonY didn't, so _ scored a low grade on their assignment.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to get rid of some mice so they asked PersonY for help because _ didn't have a humane trap.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to get rid of some mice so they asked PersonY for help because _ did have a humane trap.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved animals more than PersonY so _ liked to play with mice and watch them run around.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated animals more than PersonY so _ liked to play with mice and watch them run around.


Input: Context Word: mice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thinks mice are a good pet but PersonY does not. _ bought some mice at the pet store.
Sentence 2: PersonX thinks mice are a good pet but PersonY does not. _ bought some hamsters at the pet store.


Input: Context Word: scan.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was working on a history projec, and asked to scan PersonY's old family photos, because _ needed a copy of the photos.
Sentence 2: PersonX was working on a history projec, and asked to scan PersonY's old family photos, because _ owned the photos.


Input: Context Word: forecast.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was convinced that PersonY could accurately forecast the weather, so _ always asked for predictions.
Sentence 2: PersonX was convinced that PersonY could accurately forecast the weather, because _ always gave correct predictions.


Input: Context Word: forecast.

Output:
Sentence 1: When it comes to stocks, PersonX trusts the forecast that PersonY has given. _ is a new investor.
Sentence 2: When it comes to stocks, PersonX trusts the forecast that PersonY has given. _ is an experienced investor.


Input: Context Word: prescription.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for a prescription to treat their flu because _ wanted to get better.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for a prescription to treat their flu because _ was a doctor.


Input: Context Word: prescription.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help read the doctor's prescription, because _ had forgotten to bring reading glasses.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help read the doctor's prescription, because _ had remembered to bring reading glasses.


Input: Context Word: prescription.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed a prescription for cholesterol medicine but not PersonY because _ ate a diet filled with bacon.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed a prescription for cholesterol medicine but not PersonY because _ ate a diet filled with vegetables.


Input: Context Word: prescription.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's takes prescription pills, but PersonY does not, so _ is likely to be addicted.
Sentence 2: PersonX's takes prescription pills, but PersonY does not, so _ is likely to be sober.


Input: Context Word: prescription.

Output:
Sentence 1: The prescription that PersonX wrote for PersonY's medication was hard to read, because _ had terrible handwriting.
Sentence 2: The prescription that PersonX wrote for PersonY's medication was hard to read, but _ understood because they also had terrible handwriting.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX felt them blush went looking at PersonY because _ had a crush on the other.
Sentence 2: PersonX felt them blush went looking at PersonY but _ had a crush on the other.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was watching makeup tutorials while PersonY was not because _ wanted to know how to put blush on correctly.
Sentence 2: PersonX was watching makeup tutorials while PersonY was not because _ wanted to forget how to put blush on correctly.


Input: Context Word: blush.

Output:
Sentence 1: When speaking to their crush PersonX would blush but PersonY did not because _ was very shy.
Sentence 2: When speaking to their crush PersonX would blush but PersonY did not because _ was very bold.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output:
Sentence 1: Getting ready to go on to stage, PersonX was sweating whereas PersonY was whistling because _ was anxious.
Sentence 2: Getting ready to go on to stage, PersonX was sweating whereas PersonY was whistling because _ was relaxed.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was sweating heavily and PersonY was barely perspiring during their workout, _ wanted to stop.
Sentence 2: PersonX was sweating heavily and PersonY was barely perspiring during their workout, _ wanted to continue.


Input: Context Word: sweating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX worked out more than PersonY so it was no coincidence that _ sweating more daily.
Sentence 2: PersonX worked out more than PersonY so it was no coincidence that _ sweating less daily.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a better fashion sense than PersonY because _ always stayed up with the new trends.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a better fashion sense than PersonY because _ always fell behind on the new trends.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated anything to do with fashion unlike PersonY, because _ thought it was boring.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved everything to do with fashion unlike PersonY, because _ thought it was boring.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is very into the latest fashions, PersonY is not therefore _ would be the best person to advise you about ankle boots.
Sentence 2: PersonX is very into the latest fashions, PersonY is not therefore _ would not be the best person to advise you about ankle boots.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to wear high fashion clothing while PersonY liked to shoot it; _ was a model.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to wear high fashion clothing while PersonY liked to shoot it; _ was a photographer.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was dropped off at the fashion show by PersonY because _ needed a car to go there.
Sentence 2: PersonX was dropped off at the fashion show by PersonY because _ owned a car to go there.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: Wearing the latest most stylish fashion was very important to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ wanted to be a trendsetter.
Sentence 2: Wearing the latest most stylish fashion was very important to PersonX but not to PersonY because _ had no interest in being a trendsetter.


Input: Context Word: fashion.

Output:
Sentence 1: Wearing the new strange hat fashion was PersonX's style and not PersonY's because _ was trendy.
Sentence 2: Wearing the new strange hat fashion was PersonX's style and not PersonY's because _ was conservative.


Input: Context Word: birthday.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a very bad birthday party compared too PersonY's, because _ had two people show up.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a very bad birthday party compared too PersonY's, because _ had fifty people show up.


Input: Context Word: birthday.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated sweets but PersonY loved them which made _ irritated to receive a large birthday cake.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated sweets but PersonY loved them which made _ ecstatic to receive a large birthday cake.


Input: Context Word: birthday.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to have a birthday party but PersonY does not care, as _ loves dancing with friends.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to have a birthday party but PersonY does not care, as _ loves relaxing alone.


Input: Context Word: birthday.

Output:
Sentence 1: Turning 40 made for an intimidating birthday for PersonX while PersonY felt still young due to _ being still single and searching.
Sentence 2: Turning 40 made for an intimidating birthday for PersonX while PersonY felt still young due to _ being still married and satisfied.


Input: Context Word: birthday.

Output:
Sentence 1: Unwrapping presents was great fun to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was having a birthday party.
Sentence 2: Unwrapping presents was great fun to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not having a birthday party.


Input: Context Word: chin.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a lump on his chin after PersonY accidentally hit him with a baseball bat, so _ felt angry.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a lump on his chin after PersonY accidentally hit him with a baseball bat, so _ felt guilty.


Input: Context Word: chilli.

Output:
Sentence 1: Eating foods with chilli made PersonX very happy but not PersonY because _ liked their food very spicy.
Sentence 2: Eating foods with chilli made PersonX very happy but not PersonY because _ liked their food very mild.


Input: Context Word: coworkers.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX couldn't stand PersonY and their other coworkers, so _ decided it was time to report them all.
Sentence 2: PersonX couldn't stand PersonY and their other coworkers, so _ decided it was time they reported him.


Input: Context Word: Cell phone.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx had persony cell phone more than his own although _ cell phone is bigger.
Sentence 2: personx had persony cell phone more than his own because _ cell phone is bigger.


Input: Context Word: reason.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't give PersonY a reason for why they were being mean, even though _ owed them an explanation.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't give PersonY a reason for why they were being mean, even though _ asked for an explanation.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had an excellent credit score but PersonY did not. _ got a great rate on a home loan.
Sentence 2: PersonX had an excellent credit score but PersonY did not. _ got a terrible rate on a home loan.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to PersonY to help them check their credit score because _ wanted a loan.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to PersonY to help them check their credit score because _ was an accountant.


Input: Context Word: credit score.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's credit score was great while PersonY's was bad because _ paid all of their bills on time.
Sentence 2: PersonX's credit score was great while PersonY's was bad because _ paid all of their bills late.


Input: Context Word: MBA.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went on to get an MBA after college, while PersonY did not, because _ was granted a loan for school.
Sentence 2: PersonX went on to get an MBA after college, while PersonY did not, because _ was denied a loan for school.


Input: Context Word: honor.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX chose to honor PersonY at their funeral by singing a song, because _ was a mourning loved one.
Sentence 2: PersonX chose to honor PersonY at their funeral by singing a song, because _ was a dead loved one.


Input: Context Word: creams.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had tried a large variety of creams for their skin but PersonY had not.  _ was much more adventurous.
Sentence 2: PersonX had tried a large variety of creams for their skin but PersonY had not.  _ was much less adventurous.


Input: Context Word: blackheads.

Output:
Sentence 1: Having blackheads made PersonX self-conscious, but PersonY didn't care about having them. _ had always been self-conscious about their skin.
Sentence 2: Having blackheads made PersonX self-conscious, but PersonY didn't care about having them. _ had always been confident about their skin.


Input: Context Word: blackheads.

Output:
Sentence 1: Skincare was important to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ simply couldn't stand having blackheads.
Sentence 2: Skincare was important to PersonX but not PersonY, as _ simply couldn't care less about having blackheads.


Input: Context Word: quit.

Output:
Sentence 1: Lately, PersonX has been trying to quit drinking and PersonY hasn't. So, _ is likely an alcoholic.
Sentence 2: Lately, PersonX has been trying to quit drinking and PersonY hasn't. So, _ is likely a light drinker.


Input: Context Word: quit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY was looking for a new job because _ wanted to quit working for the library.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY was looking for a new job because _ did not want to quit working for the library.


Input: Context Word: Tree.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could not climb as high in the tree as PersonY, because _ had shorter arms.
Sentence 2: PersonX could not climb as high in the tree as PersonY, because _ had longer arms.


Input: Context Word: sausages.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to buy sausages to cook for dinner at the supermarket but _ left the house already.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to buy sausages to cook for dinner at the store but _ forgot to tell them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: After seeing the missing poster PersonX realized they had found personY's dog so _ was given a reward.
Sentence 2: After seeing the missing poster PersonX realized they had found personY's dog so _  gave her a reward.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: At PersonX house you will find a pet dog at PersonY house you wiil find a ant-farm, _ likes pet mammals.
Sentence 2: At PersonX house you will find a pet dog at PersonY house you wiil find a ant-farm, _ likes pet insects.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX had been bitten by a dog but PersonY had good experiences around dogs, _ was scared of dogs.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX had been bitten by a dog but PersonY had good experiences around dogs, _ loved  dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX owned a cat while PersonY owned a dog, _ needed to buy catnip.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX owned a cat while PersonY owned a dog, _ needed to buy milk-bones.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because the dog was trained by PersonX and not PersonY, _ was followed by the dog far more frequently.
Sentence 2: Because the dog was trained by PersonX and not PersonY, _ was followed by the dog far less frequently.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Dogs seem to like PersonX and not PersonY because _ has a friendly disposition and is very gentle with them.
Sentence 2: Dogs seem to like PersonX and not PersonY because _ has an unfriendly disposition and is very rough with them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was a good idea to take PersonX but not PersonY to the dog park because _ loved dogs.
Sentence 2: It was a good idea to take PersonX but not PersonY to the dog park because _ was afraid of dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: On a sunny day in the park, PersonX told PersonY _ hoped not to encounter a dog.
Sentence 2: On a sunny day in the park, PersonX asked PersonY if _ hoped not to encounter a dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX 's dog got sick, so PersonY gave him a cure because _ was the pet owner.
Sentence 2: PersonX 's dog got sick, so PersonY gave him a cure because _ was the veterinarian.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always boasted about their dog but PersonY did not. _ had a pedigree dog. Both loved their dogs.
Sentence 2: PersonX always boasted about their dog but PersonY did not. _ had a mongrel dog. Both loved their dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help them catch their dog because _ couldn't run very fast.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help them catch their dog because _ was a quick runner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to take their dog for a walk because _ needed to work.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to take their dog for a walk because _ was home all day.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to walk their dog and wash the dirty dishes because _ was late for work.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to walk their dog and wash the dirty dishes because _ had the day off.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY what park the dog liked to go to, because _ he could not remember.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY what park the dog liked to go to, but _ he could not remember.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought PersonY a dog for their birthday because _ knows they will take good care of it.
Sentence 2: PersonX won't buy PersonY a dog for their birthday because _ will not take good care of it.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX brought their dog to the park and PersonY went alone, and _ walked their dog along the path.
Sentence 2: PersonX brought their dog to the park and PersonY went alone, and _ ran alone along the path.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX doesn't own a dog, but PersonY has three. This is because _ dislikes animals.
Sentence 2: PersonX doesn't own a dog, but PersonY has three. This is because _ loves animals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave advice about a good diet for a dog to PersonY because _ was a vet.
Sentence 2: PersonX received advice about a good diet for a dog from PersonY because _ was a vet.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a new pet dog for his birthday but not PersonY because _ really likes animals.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a new pet dog for his birthday but not PersonY because _ is allergic to dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a new puppy from the animal shelter, but PersonY got a cat instead, because _ loved dogs.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a new puppy from the animal shelter, but PersonY got a cat instead, because _ feared dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got about with a seeing-eye dog but PersonY did not because _ was blind.
Sentence 2: PersonX got about with a seeing-eye dog but PersonY did not because _ was sighted.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a dog that was always barking at PersonY which made _ proud of the dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a dog that was always barking at PersonY which made _ terrified of the dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had always loved dogs but PersonY was a cat person, as _ was bitten by a cat as a child.
Sentence 2: PersonX had always loved dogs but PersonY was a cat person, as _ was bitten by a dog as a child.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had dog that was well behaved but PersonY had a rowdy dog. _ had taken their dog to a trainer for behavior lessons.
Sentence 2: PersonX had dog that was well behaved but PersonY had a rowdy dog. _ hadn't taken their dog to a trainer for behavior lessons.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a few dogs running around their house while PersonY has no pets.  _ loves animals.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a few dogs running around their house while PersonY has no pets. _ hates animals.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a golden retriever and PersonY is allergic to dogs, _ took his dog to the park.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a golden retriever and PersonY is allergic to dogs, _ went to the park.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has recently adopted a blind dog from PersonY and now needs help, because _ she has never had a dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX has recently adopted a blind dog from PersonY and now needs help, so _ got rid of her dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has recently bought a dog and needs help from PersonY selecting the bed, because _ has never before owned a dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX has recently bought a dog and needs help from PersonY selecting the bed, because _ is a dog owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX helped out PersonY groom the dog because _ was very experienced with dog care.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped out PersonY groom the dog even though _ was very experienced with dog care.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hired a trainer named PersonY to help with his new dog, but _ found his dominance methods unappealing.
Sentence 2: PersonX hired a trainer named PersonY to help with his new dog, but _ 's dominance methods were unappealing.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is always the one picking up dog poop in the yard while PersonY is sleeping, as _ is proud.
Sentence 2: PersonX is always the one picking up dog poop in the yard while PersonY is sleeping, as _ is lazy.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is helping PersonY to choose a female dog for a dog breeding, because _ is a dog trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX is helping PersonY to choose a female dog for a dog breeding, because _ needs his help.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is trying to make PersonY's wiener dog happy, because _ is left alone with it.
Sentence 2: PersonX is trying to make PersonY's wiener dog happy, because _ is currently not here.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX knew PersonY didn't like cats at all, so _ brought an orphaned dog to take care of.
Sentence 2: PersonX knew PersonY didn't like cats at all, so _ received an orphaned dog to take care of.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX left their dog and cat with PersonY because they trusted them and _ was going on vacation.
Sentence 2: PersonX left their dog and cat with PersonY because they trusted them and _ was a professional pet sitter.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked a calmer dog while PersonY favored an energetic dog. _ rescued an aging dog from the animal shelter.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked a calmer dog while PersonY favored an energetic dog. _ rescued a young puppy dog from the animal shelter.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked playing with PersonY's dog and _ was shocked when the dog rolled over and played dead.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked playing with PersonY's dog and _ was whistling when the dog rolled over and played dead.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX likes to have a dog as pet but PersonY does not. _ adopts a dog from the shelter.
Sentence 2: PersonX likes to have a dog as pet but PersonY does not. _ adopts a cat from the shelter.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX lived in a rougher part of town than PersonY, so _ trained their dog as a guard dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX lived in a rougher part of town than PersonY, so _ trained their dog as a lap dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX looked all over the neighborhood for their missing dog until PersonY called and _ got their dog back.
Sentence 2: PersonX looked all over the neighborhood for their missing dog until PersonY called and _ gave the dog back.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to pet a dog but PersonY was allergic. _ petted dogs every chance they got.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to pet a dog but PersonY was allergic. _ avoided dogs every chance they got.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX noticed that PersonY's dog wasn't eating, so _ suggested mixing wet dog food with dry food.
Sentence 2: PersonX noticed that PersonY's dog wasn't eating, so they suggested mixing _ 's wet dog food with dry food.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX offered to walk PersonY's dog every day for a week, because _ needed some extra money.
Sentence 2: PersonX offered to walk PersonY's dog every day for a week, because _ was going out of town.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX only likes dogs for pets while PersonY only likes cats, so _ went to buy a new puppy.
Sentence 2: PersonX only likes dogs for pets while PersonY only likes cats, so _ went to buy a new kitten.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX owned a cat and PersonY owned a dog, so _ never played fetch with her pet.
Sentence 2: PersonX owned a cat and PersonY owned a dog, so _ often played fetch with her pet.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX owned a dog while PersonY owned a snake, and _ fed their pet dog food.
Sentence 2: PersonX owned a dog while PersonY owned a snake, and _ fed their pet mice.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX paid PersonY to board the family dog at the kennel for a week, because _ was going on vacation.
Sentence 2: PersonX paid PersonY to board the family dog at the kennel for a week, because _ was the kennel owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX paid PersonY to wash their large dog today because _ was busy all day.
Sentence 2: PersonX paid PersonY to wash their large dog today because _ was free all day.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX really like dogs but PersonY is allergic to them. _ petted the cute puppy.
Sentence 2: PersonX really like dogs but PersonY is allergic to them. _ avoided the cute puppy.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent less on dog food than PersonY because _ had a puppy dog at their house.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent less on dog food than PersonY because _ had an adult dog at their house.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX taught PersonY how to train the new dog because _ was an animal trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX taught PersonY how to train the new dog although _ was an animal trainer.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought the dog was stinky while PersonY seemed to not mind because _ has a sensitive nose.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought the dog was stinky while PersonY seemed to not mind because _ has a clogged nose.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took their new puppy to the office of PersonY to get vaccinated, because _ was a responsible dog veterinarian.
Sentence 2: PersonX took their new puppy to the office of PersonY to get vaccinated, because _ was a responsible dog owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted a dog and PersonY does not because _ is a warm and happy person.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted a dog and PersonY does not because _ is a stern and sad person.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted a dog for their birthday from PersonY but _ was sure they wouldn't give it to them.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted a dog for their birthday from PersonY but _ was sure they would give it to them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to buy PersonY a dog because _ loved to take care of them.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a dog because _ loved to take care of them.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to protect their dog this summer so they asked PersonY for advice because _ had never had a dog before.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to protect their dog this summer so they asked PersonY for advice because _ had always had a dog before.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to walk a dog but PersonY did not because _ was naturally energetic.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to walk a dog but PersonY did not because _ was naturally lethargic.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was afraid of PersonY's big dog so _ decided not to walk by the dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX was afraid of PersonY's big dog so _ decided not to walk by his house.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was allergic to dogs while PersonY loved them, so _ did not own any dogs.
Sentence 2: PersonX was allergic to dogs while PersonY loved them, so _ did own a lot of dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was always treated like a dog by PersonY, so people looked upon _ with sympathy.
Sentence 2: PersonX was always treated like a dog by PersonY, so people looked upon _ with contempt.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was out walking their dog when they ran into PersonY who they did not like very well, so _ scared them with the dog.
Sentence 2: PersonX was out walking their dog when they ran into PersonY who they did not like very well, so _ got scared of the dog.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was petting the dog while PersonY was shouting at it, so the dog licked _ hand.
Sentence 2: PersonX was petting the dog while PersonY was shouting at it, so the dog bit _ hand.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was rather forgetful compared to PersonY, so _ forgot to feed their dog this morning.
Sentence 2: PersonX was rather forgetful compared to PersonY, so _ remembered to feed their dog this morning.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was the person who fed PersonY's dog after dinner so  _ didn't have to.
Sentence 2: PersonX was the person who fed PersonY's dog after dinner so _  got paid.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to PersonY's house to play with the new dog, but there was no answer. _ was disappointed.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to PersonY's house to play with the new dog, but there was no answer. _ was at the park.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's dog is dangerous and she asked PersonY to train her dog, because _ is not good with dog training.
Sentence 2: PersonX's dog is dangerous and she asked PersonY to train her dog, because _ is a dog trainer.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's dog ran out of the house, and PersonY caught the dog, so _ felt very grateful.
Sentence 2: PersonX's dog ran out of the house and PersonY caught the dog, so _ felt very appreciated.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's service dog has been bothering PersonY at the coffee shop, so _ apologizes profusely.
Sentence 2: PersonX's service dog has been bothering PersonY at the coffee shop, so _ leaves angrily.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Personx kicked at the dog while PersonY gave it a treat. The dog growled at _ the rest of the day.
Sentence 2: PersonX kicked at the dog while PersonY gave it a treat. The dog begged at _ the rest of the day.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: So _ brought the dog because PersonX wanted a pet and PersonY needed to get rid of one.
Sentence 2: So _ sold the dog because PersonX wanted a pet and PersonY needed to get rid of one.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The cute little dog was the one PersonX gave PersonY after _ found out he was allergic to dogs.
Sentence 2: The cute little dog was the one PersonX gave PersonY because _ he was not allergic to dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog at the dog park ran up to PersonX before PersonY because he could sense that _ was afraid of dogs.
Sentence 2: The dog at the dog park ran up to PersonX before PersonY because he could sense that _ was obsessed with dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog felt comfortable going on a walk with PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very angry.
Sentence 2: The dog felt comfortable going on a walk with PersonX but not PersonY because _ was calm.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog hated PersonX but loved PersonY, so _ started bringing the dog treats to change its mind.
Sentence 2: The dog loved PersonX but hated PersonY, so _ started bringing the dog treats to change its mind.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog licked PersonX on the face rather than PersonY because _ was always nice to him.
Sentence 2: The dog licked PersonX on the face rather than PersonY because _ was always mean to him.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog liked PersonX but it didn't like PersonY very much because _ always fed it.
Sentence 2: The dog liked PersonX but it didn't like PersonY very much because _ always hit it.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX goes on few walks, while PersonY always takes his dog walking, so _ is an irresponsible dog owner.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX goes on few walks, while PersonY always takes his dog walking, so _ is a prudent dog owner.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is healthy and just fine. _ 's dog got into some chocolate.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is healthy and just fine. _ 's dog didn't get into some chocolate.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX is sick, but PersonY's is not because _ let his dog eat chocolate.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX is healthy, but PersonY's is not because _ let his dog eat chocolate.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX likes to go for walks and swim, but PersonY's just lays around. _ 's dog is probably young.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX likes to go for walks and swim, but PersonY's just lays around. _ 's dog is probably older.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX needs a ramp, but PersonY's can still jump well. _ 's dog is closer to death.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX needs a ramp, but PersonY's can still jump well. _ 's dog is further from death.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX was taller than the dog of PersonY because the dog of _ was several years older.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX was shorter than the dog of PersonY because the dog of _ was several years older.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog off PersonX behaved far better than the cat of PersonY because _ disciplined the cat often.
Sentence 2: The dog off PersonX behaved far worse than the cat of PersonY because _ disciplined the cat often.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog ran past PersonX and up to PersonY because _ was holding the dog's ball.
Sentence 2: The dog ran up to PersonX and ran past PersonY because _ was holding the dog's ball.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog ran up to PersonX and licked them instead of PersonY because _ was the owner.
Sentence 2: The dog ran up to PersonX and licked them instead of PersonY because _ was a stranger.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog ran up to PersonX and past PersonY because _ had a dog treat.
Sentence 2: The dog ran past PersonX and up to PersonY because _ had a dog treat.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog ran up to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a treat for the animal.
Sentence 2: The dog ran away from PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a treat for the animal.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog ran up to PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had a frisbee and a few treats in his hands.
Sentence 2: The dog ran away from PersonX instead of PersonY because _ had a frisbee and a few treats in his hands.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog wagged it's tail at PersonX but not at PersonY, because _ had played with it before.
Sentence 2: The dog wagged it's tail at PersonX but not PersonY, because _ had kicked it before.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: They were scared of PersonX's dog but they thought that PersonY's dog is cute. The dog of _ was so large.
Sentence 2: They were scared of PersonX's dog but they thought that PersonY's dog is cute. The dog of _ was so small.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Volunteering at the animal shelter was a good opportunity for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was in love with dogs.
Sentence 2: Volunteering at the animal shelter was a good opportunity for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was scared of dogs.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: Walking a dog is one of PersonX's job duties but not PersonY because _ is a dog person.
Sentence 2: Walking a dog is one of PersonX's job duties but not PersonY because _ is a cat person.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: While at the pet store PersonX was excited to get the dog more than PersonY because _ loved dogs.
Sentence 2: While at the pet store PersonX was excited to get the dog more than PersonY because _ preferred cats.


Input: Context Word: dog.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx room has a strong dog odor because unlike persony because _ air freshener just finished.
Sentence 2: personx room has a strong dog odor because unlike persony because _ air freshener is stronger.


Input: Context Word: pack.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX and PersonY started to get packed for college, and _ thought that they were packing too much.
Sentence 2: PersonX and PersonY started to get packed for college, and _ thought that they were not packing enough.


Input: Context Word: backpack.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX offered to carry PersonY's backpack the rest of the way because _ was not tired from the hike.
Sentence 2: PersonX offered to carry PersonY's backpack the rest of the way because _ was exhausted from the hike.


Input: Context Word: backpack.

Output:
Sentence 1: The backpack PersonX had bought for PersonY was the present _ had picked out for him.
Sentence 2: The backpack PersonX had bought for PersonY was the present _ had asked him for.


Input: Context Word: safely.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX makes sure that PersonY knows how to use the meat slicing machine safely, because _ is responsible for everyone's safety.
Sentence 2: PersonX makes sure that PersonY knows how to use the meat slicing machine safely, because _ is not responsible for their own safety.


Input: Context Word: safely.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was trained to be able to safely deliver PersonY's infant son, because _ was a doula.
Sentence 2: PersonX was trained to be able to safely deliver PersonY's infant son, because _ was pregnant.


Input: Context Word: charcoal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could make lots of charcoal and sell it unlike PersonY because _ lived in a densely wooded area.
Sentence 2: PersonX could make lots of charcoal and sell it unlike PersonY because _ lived in a sparsely wooded area.


Input: Context Word: charcoal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX likes to barbecue their meat using charcoal but PersonY prefers gas. _ went to Lowes to buy more charcoal for their cook out.
Sentence 2: PersonX likes to barbecue their meat using charcoal but PersonY prefers gas. _ went to Lowes to buy more propane for their cook out.


Input: Context Word: offensive.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found the blue joke that PersonY offensive, because _ was aware of their own privilege.
Sentence 2: PersonX found the blue joke that PersonY offensive, because _ was unaware of their own privilege.


Input: Context Word: fed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a bigger dog than PersonY because _ fed their dog much more food.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a smaller dog than PersonY because _ fed their dog much more food.


Input: Context Word: good first impression.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was much cleaner and neater than PersonY, so _ was able to make a good first impression on the new girl.
Sentence 2: PersonX was much cleaner and neater than PersonY, so _ was not able to make a good first impression on the new girl.


Input: Context Word: courses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took very difficult courses in university not like PersonY, because _ was studying engineering.
Sentence 2: PersonX took very difficult courses in university not like PersonY, because _ was studying lazily.


Input: Context Word: tropical.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to take their vacation in tropical climates but PersonY like colder climes better. _ booked their family a trip to Jamaica.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to take their vacation in tropical climates but PersonY like colder climes better. _ booked their family a trip to Iceland.


Input: Context Word: blinds.

Output:
Sentence 1: During the house redecoration, PersonX set up blinds for PersonY because _ was paid too.
Sentence 2: During the house redecoration, PersonX set up blinds for PersonY because _ was hiring them too.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the grocery store today, PersonX tried to pass off a fake coupon, but PersonY knew _ was trying to scam him.
Sentence 2: In the grocery store today, PersonX tried to pass off fake currency, but PersonY knew he was trying to scam _ .


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: People would describe PersonX as much more fake than PersonY because _ is very materialistic.
Sentence 2: People would describe PersonX as much more fake than PersonY because _ is very humble.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew what fake news was because _ didn't understand the concept.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY if she knew what fake news was but _ didn't understand the concept.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought fake concert tickets while PersonY bought real ones, so _ was denied entry to the concert.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought fake concert tickets while PersonY bought real ones, so _ was allowed entry to the concert.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried to fake that they were asleep so PersonY would stop talking, but _ was clearly awake.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to fake that they were asleep so PersonY would stop talking, but _ kept talking anyway.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a fake person but PersonY was genuine, as _ was insecure and cared too much of others opinions.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a fake person but PersonY was genuine, as _ was comfortable and didn't care too much of others opinions.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was called a fake while PersonY was not because _ lied about the experience.
Sentence 2: PersonX was not called a fake while PersonY was because _ lied about the experience.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: The cards that PersonX owned were worth less than those belonging to PersonY because those of _ were fake.
Sentence 2: The cards that PersonX owned were worth more than those belonging to PersonY because those of _ were fake.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: The store sold PersonX a fake phone but not PersonY so _ could not make a call.
Sentence 2: The store sold PersonX a fake phone but not PersonY so _ could still make a call.


Input: Context Word: fake.

Output:
Sentence 1: To avoid going to the day-long meeting at work, PersonX faked being sick unlike PersonY, because _ was an irresponsible employee.
Sentence 2: To avoid going to the day-long meeting at work, PersonX faked being sick unlike PersonY, because _ was a reliable employee.


Input: Context Word: dwell.

Output:
Sentence 1: The man dwelled on the pain that PersonX caused compared to PersonY, because _ pain was much heavier.
Sentence 2: The man dwelled on the pain that PersonX caused compared to PersonY, because _ pain was much lighter.


Input: Context Word: frustration.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX finally expressed his frustration with PersonY's actions so _ felt relieved to vent about his behavior.
Sentence 2: PersonX finally expressed his frustration with PersonY's actions so _ felt embarrassed about his behavior.


Input: Context Word: hard.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX finds it hard to get out of bed in the morning, PersonY doesn't therefore _ needs two alarm clocks.
Sentence 2: PersonX finds it hard to get out of bed in the morning, PersonY doesn't therefore _  doesn't need two alarm clocks.


Input: Context Word: hard.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a hard time with the test, while PersonY easily passed, because _ was a poor student.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a hard time with the test, while PersonY easily passed, because _ was a dedicated student.


Input: Context Word: sandwich.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated ham and cheese sandwiches unlike PersonY because _ was not a fan of ham.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved ham and cheese sandwiches unlike PersonY because _ was not a fan of ham.


Input: Context Word: yelling.

Output:
Sentence 1: Personx was yelling so loudly at the basketball game so Persony had to cover her ears and _ lost her voice.
Sentence 2: Personx was yelling so loudly at the basketball game so Persony had to cover her ears and _ lost her hearing.


Input: Context Word: yelling.

Output:
Sentence 1: The boss was yelling at PersonX, but not at PersonY, because _ was always late for work.
Sentence 2: The boss was yelling at PersonX, but not at PersonY, because _ was never late for work.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked for the help from PersonY to file her taxes because _ is new to in tax filing.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked for the help from PersonY to file her taxes because _ is experienced in tax filing.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to pay less tax than PersonY because _ made less money in the year.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to pay less tax than PersonY because _ made more money in the year.


Input: Context Word: tax.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed PersonY to complete his tax return for a good refund because _ was very skilled in tax preparation.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed PersonY to complete his tax return for a good refund because _ was unskilled in the tax preparation.


Input: Context Word: Personality.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx talked to persony about people hating his personality and _ also cried about it.
Sentence 2: personx talked to persony about people hating his personality and _ showed no concern about it.


Input: Context Word: conference.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was upbraided by PersonY because _ used company's money too extravagantly at the conference.
Sentence 2: PersonX was upbraided by PersonY because _ thought he used company's money too extravagantly at the conference.


Input: Context Word: to get divorced in Kentucky.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX showed PersonY how to get divorced in Kentucky because _ had lived in Kentucky before.
Sentence 2: PersonX showed PersonY how to get divorced in Kentucky because _ had moved to Kentucky before marriage.


Input: Context Word: boil.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to boil some water to clean PersonY's soiled clothes, because _ was a butler.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to boil some water to clean PersonY's soiled clothes, because _ was playing in the mud.


Input: Context Word: boil.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's boil cleared up right away while PersonY's boil got infected due to _ applying medicine sooner.
Sentence 2: PersonX's boil cleared up right away while PersonY's boil got infected due to _ applying medicine later.


Input: Context Word: boil.

Output:
Sentence 1: While PersonX is a better cook than PersonY, _ was worse at getting the sous vide to a boil.
Sentence 2: While PersonX is a better cook than PersonY, _ was better at getting the sous vide to a boil.


Input: Context Word: homegrown.

Output:
Sentence 1: The reason PersonX buys more  homegrown food than  PersonY because _ has an strong attachment to the local community.
Sentence 2: The reason PersonX buys more  homegrown food than  PersonY because _ does not feel an  attachment to the local community.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: At yoga class PersonX directed everyone in class, including PersonY, to stretch their inner thighs. _ was an experienced yoga teacher so she could reach her toes.
Sentence 2: At yoga class PersonX directed everyone in class, including PersonY, to stretch their inner thighs. _ was an inexperienced yoga student so she couldn't reach her toes.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always stretches PersonYs legs for them because _ takes care of all the injuries that were sustained.
Sentence 2: PersonX always stretches PersonYs legs for them but _ takes care of all the injuries that were sustained himself.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX couldn't stretch as far down as PersonY because _ was had a very rigid body.
Sentence 2: PersonX couldn't stretch as far down as PersonY because _ was had a very flexible body.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't like to stretch like PersonY, so when it came to the splits _ failed when demonstrating the move.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't like to stretch like PersonY, so when it came to the splits _ succeeded when demonstrating the move.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY with their exercises, as _ knew how to stretch muscles for warming up.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY with their exercises, as _ didn't know how to stretch muscles  for warming up.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX let PersonY go on a solitary walk and stayed home, because  _ wanted to stretch their legs.
Sentence 2: PersonX let PersonY go on a solitary walk and stayed home, although _ wanted to stretch their legs.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made sure to stretch before working out but PersonY never did, so _ never got injuries.
Sentence 2: PersonX made sure to stretch before working out but PersonY never did, so _ frequently got injuries.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX pushed PersonY's upper back gently with his hand during the stretch, because _ wanted to help.
Sentence 2: PersonX pushed PersonY's upper back gently with his hand during the stretch, because _ has stiff muscle.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tries to stretch every morning to be flexible like PersonY, but _ finds it challenging.
Sentence 2: PersonX tries to stretch every morning to be flexible like PersonY, and _ finds it flattering.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was helping PersonY to stretch at the gym because _ is a athletic trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX was helping PersonY to stretch at the gym because _ is a new member.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: Unlike PersonX, PersonY avoided getting a cramp during the marathon, because _ stretched adequately beforehand.
Sentence 2: Unlike PersonX, PersonY avoided getting a cramp during the marathon, because _ stretched inadequately beforehand.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: When asked about their past, PersonX stretched the truth more than PersonY, because _ was dishonest.
Sentence 2: When asked about their past, PersonX stretched the truth more than PersonY, because _ was truthful.


Input: Context Word: stretch.

Output:
Sentence 1: While at the gym, PersonX was teaching PersonY to stretch because _ works out regularly.
Sentence 2: While at the gym, PersonX was teaching PersonY to stretch because _ works out infrequently.


Input: Context Word: boxers.

Output:
Sentence 1: Boxers were PersonX's favorite dog but PersonY loved miniature poodles. _ thought they were too girly.
Sentence 2: Boxers were PersonX's favorite dog but PersonY loved miniature poodles. _ thought they were too big.


Input: Context Word: Trustworthy.

Output:
Sentence 1: The bank offered to loan PersonX some money but not PersonY because _ had a trustworthy credit score.
Sentence 2: The bank offered to loan PersonX some money but not PersonY because _ had an untrustworthy credit score.


Input: Context Word: selling.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked if PersonY if they were going to be selling fresh home made apple pie this year, _ is a consumer.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked if PersonY if they were going to be selling fresh home made apple pie this year, _ is a seller.


Input: Context Word: selling.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY was facing jail time because _ was caught selling counterfeit merchandise at the mall.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY was facing jail time because _ was not caught selling counterfeit merchandise at the mall.


Input: Context Word: cooked.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the morning, PersonX was given a large breakfast cooked by PersonY, because _ was starving.
Sentence 2: In the morning, PersonX was given a large breakfast cooked by PersonY, because _ was generous.


Input: Context Word: cooked.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX cooked less of a variety of foods than PersonY although _ was taking cooking classes.
Sentence 2: PersonX cooked less of a variety of foods than PersonY because _ was taking cooking classes.


Input: Context Word: cinnamon rolls.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX liked cinnamon rolls but PersonY loved them, _ ate cinnamon rolls for breakfast occasionally.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX liked cinnamon rolls but PersonY loved them, _ ate cinnamon rolls for breakfast often.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the baseball game, PersonX was struck by a ball while watching with PersonY. _ had to be driven to the hospital to get treated.
Sentence 2: At the baseball game, PersonX was struck by a ball while watching with PersonY. _ had to drive to the hospital to get help.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to go play baseball with him because he has an extra ball and _ doesn't have one.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted PersonY to go baseball with him because _ has an extra ball and he doesn't have one.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had tickets to the baseball game and invited PersonY to come along.  _ was thrilled his offer was accepted.
Sentence 2: PersonX had tickets to the baseball game and invited PersonY to come along.  _ was thrilled with the offer.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved playing baseball on a team with all their friends but PersonY did not because _ enjoyed sports.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved playing baseball on a team with all their friends but PersonY did not because _ did not enjoy sports.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves to watch people play baseball but PersonY does not. _ went to the baseball game at the stadium.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to watch people play baseball but PersonY does not. _ went to the football game at the stadium.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used the new baseballs at the field to throw at PersonY because _ was the pitcher.
Sentence 2: PersonX used the new baseballs at the field to throw at PersonY because _ was the catcher.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a better baseball player than PersonY because _ plays pretty freuently in a league.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a better baseball player than PersonY because _ plays pretty irregularly in a league.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was attempted to be recruited by PersonY to play baseball because _ was the next big thing.
Sentence 2: PersonX was attempted to be recruited by PersonY to play baseball but _ missed the next big thing.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was hit by a baseball while watching the game with PersonY. _ screamed because they were in pain from what happened.
Sentence 2: PersonX was hit by a baseball while watching the game with PersonY. _ screamed because they were in shock at what happened.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX loved baseball and PersonY hated it, _ gladly attended the game on Friday.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX loved baseball and PersonY hated it, _ gladly stayed at home on Friday.


Input: Context Word: baseball.

Output:
Sentence 1: The baseball game PersonX went to was the one that PersonY was watching on television, so _ caught the game winning ball as it flew to the stands.
Sentence 2: The baseball game PersonX went to was the one that PersonY was watching on television, so _ watched the game winning ball as it flew to the stands.