Input: Context Word: Chair.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX removed the chair from PersonY and he landed on the floor. People knew that _ is evil.
Sentence 2: PersonX removed the chair from PersonY and he landed on the floor. People knew that _ is good.


Input: Context Word: jock itch.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gets jock itch a lot, while PersonY has never even worn a jock strap. _ is the athlete.
Sentence 2: PersonX gets jock itch a lot, while PersonY has never even worn a jock strap. _ is the artist.


Input: Context Word: visitors.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a social butterfly whereas PersonY is a lone wolf, so naturally, _ likes to have a lot of visitors.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a social butterfly whereas PersonY is a lone wolf, so naturally, _ doesn't like to have a lot of visitors.


Input: Context Word: dopamine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX decided to help PersonY increase dopamine in their diet, so _ suggested adding grains and legumes.
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to help PersonY increase dopamine in their diet, so _ considered adding grains and legumes.


Input: Context Word: thought.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got lost in thought more often than PersonY because _ was prone to daydreaming.
Sentence 2: PersonX got lost in thought less often than PersonY because _ was prone to daydreaming.


Input: Context Word: thought.

Output:
Sentence 1: To PersonX  thought of going to California to meet PersonY  unique, _ accepts traveling is apart of this.
Sentence 2: To PersonX  thought of going to California to meet PersonY  unique, _ accepts travelers around them.


Input: Context Word: urinary catheter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed PersonYs help removing the urinary catheter from the patient, because _ forgot how.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed PersonYs help removing the urinary catheter from the patient, but _ forgot how.


Input: Context Word: Traffic Lights.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx has zero patience for Traffic Lights when having persony in his car _ is always irritated by the complain.
Sentence 2: personx has zero patience for Traffic Lights when having persony in his car _ is always compelled to complain.


Input: Context Word: Mile.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX finished the mile run faster than PersonY because _ exercised quite regularly every day.
Sentence 2: PersonX finished the mile run faster than PersonY because _ liked to relax every day.


Input: Context Word: marry.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to marry PersonY, who isn't interested in the same sex, so _ is gay.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to marry PersonY, who isn't interested in the same sex, so _ is straight.


Input: Context Word: marry.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was very keen to marry but PersonY was not because _ was very keen about the idea of having a family.
Sentence 2: PersonX was very keen to marry but PersonY was not because _ was very averse about the idea of having a family.


Input: Context Word: fridge.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's fridge was fuller than PersonY's because _ just went shopping the day before yesterday.
Sentence 2: PersonX's fridge was emptier than PersonY's because _ just went shopping the day before yesterday.


Input: Context Word: ESPN.

Output:
Sentence 1: While watching the baseball game on ESPN, PersonX was unamused at PersonY because _ was spoiled.
Sentence 2: While watching the baseball game on ESPN, PersonX was laughing at PersonY because _ spoiled the game.


Input: Context Word: presence.

Output:
Sentence 1: They thought PersonX but not PersonY to be a psychic because _ could feel the presence of a spirit in the room.
Sentence 2: They thought PersonX but not PersonY to be a psychic because _ could not feel the presence of a spirit in the room.


Input: Context Word: folding.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated folding their laundry after washing it unlike PersonY because _ was a messy person.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated folding their laundry after washing it unlike PersonY because _ was a neat person.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: A goldfish was a boring pet for PersonX but PersonY loved it, as _ wanted more interaction with a pet.
Sentence 2: A goldfish was a boring pet for PersonX but PersonY loved it, as _ wanted limited interaction with a pet.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX  reminded PersonY to feed the goldfish because _ was going out of town.
Sentence 2: PersonX  agreed PersonY to feed the goldfish because _ was going out of town.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always feeds the goldfish because PersonY forgets to. _ is the only reason the fish are still alive.
Sentence 2: PersonX always feeds the goldfish because PersonY forgets to. _ should be grateful the fish are still alive.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is envious of PersonY's new goldfish that she just got because _ is jealous about everything.
Sentence 2: PersonX is envious of PersonY's new goldfish that she just got because _ gets everything she wants.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is thinking about buying a goldfish from PersonY, because _ wants to get a fish.
Sentence 2: PersonX is thinking about buying a goldfish from PersonY, because _ wants to get rid of a fish.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX never forgot to clean out the goldfish bowl although PersonY would wait several weeks each time, because _ was much more dependable and responsible.
Sentence 2: PersonX never forgot to clean out the goldfish bowl although PersonY would wait several weeks each time, because _ was much less dependable and responsible.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: Playing goldfish at PersonX home is not PersonY idea of fun,  _ thought her party was a lot fun.
Sentence 2: Playing goldfish at PersonX home is not PersonY idea of fun,  _ thought the party was a lot boring.


Input: Context Word: goldfish.

Output:
Sentence 1: Winning a goldfish at the carnival was worth all the money to PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the yellow fish.
Sentence 2: Winning a goldfish at the carnival was worth all the money to PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not like the yellow fish.


Input: Context Word: stargazer.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is much more of a stargazer than PersonY is because _ loves the stars.
Sentence 2: PersonX is much more of a stargazer than PersonY is because _ ignores the stars.


Input: Context Word: medicare.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was on Medicare but PersonY wasn't. This is due to the fact that _ is old and retired.
Sentence 2: PersonX was on Medicare but PersonY wasn't. This is due to the fact that _ is young and still working.


Input: Context Word: greens.

Output:
Sentence 1: As part of the daily diet, PersonX would eat the greens while PersonY wouldn't so _ ended up better.
Sentence 2: As part of the daily diet, PersonX would eat the greens while PersonY wouldn't so _ ended up worse.


Input: Context Word: greens.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to eat greens more than PersonY because _ liked to eat healthy foods.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to eat greens more than PersonY because _ liked to eat junk foods.


Input: Context Word: greens.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to cook more than PersonY however _ never learned how to make proper collard greens.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated to cook more than PersonY however _ never learned how to make proper collard greens.


Input: Context Word: polish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX 's dance routine had more polish than PersonY 's because _ practiced so much.
Sentence 2: PersonX 's dance routine had more polish than PersonY 's because _ practiced so little.


Input: Context Word: polish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is more fashionable than PersonY but  _ did not like to put on new nail polish.
Sentence 2: PersonX is more fashionable than PersonY but  _ always loved to put on new nail polish.


Input: Context Word: polish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sat in the high chair and watched PersonY polish his shoes, as _ was a fancy businessman.
Sentence 2: PersonX sat in the high chair and watched PersonY polish his shoes, as _ was a lowly shoe-shine man.


Input: Context Word: polish.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent hours applying polish to his shoes, while PersonY slept all day resulting in _ having very shiny shoes.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent hours applying polish to his shoes, while PersonY slept all day resulting in _ having very dull shoes.


Input: Context Word: polish.

Output:
Sentence 1: The polish was in PersonX's garage and PersonY _ was who he told he spotted it there.
Sentence 2: The polish was in PersonX's garage and PersonY _ was the one who spotted it there.


Input: Context Word: tip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX let a bad tip, so PersonY left extra to make up for it, because _ was cheap.
Sentence 2: PersonX let a bad tip, so PersonY left extra to make up for it, because _ was considerate.


Input: Context Word: slim.

Output:
Sentence 1: Being slim and toned came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY because _ worked out regularly.
Sentence 2: Being slim and toned came naturally to PersonX but not PersonY although _ worked out regularly.


Input: Context Word: slim.

Output:
Sentence 1: Of the two, PersonX is much more slim than PersonY because _ works out daily.
Sentence 2: Of the two, PersonX is much more slim than PersonY because _ never works out.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX became very ill with pneumonia, so PersonY made him some soup; then _ finally fell asleep.
Sentence 2: PersonX became very ill with pneumonia, so PersonY made him some soup; then _ finally went home.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a stronger immune system than PersonY , so _ avoided getting pneumonia that year.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a stronger immune system than PersonY , so _ ended up getting pneumonia that year.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to visit the doctor while PersonY did not, because _ had come down with pneumonia.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to visit the doctor while PersonY did not, because _ had come not down with pneumonia.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was recovering from pneumonia over the weekend with the help of PersonY. _ was grateful.
Sentence 2: PersonX was recovering from pneumonia over the weekend with the help of PersonY. _ was helpful.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX had pneumonia and PersonY did not, _ had to stay home and rest all day long.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX had pneumonia and PersonY did not, _ had to stay home and take care of them all day long.


Input: Context Word: pneumonia.

Output:
Sentence 1: The doctor PersonX told PersonY to do breathing exercises to strengthen her lungs after she caught pneumonia. _ also prescribed her antibiotics.
Sentence 2: The doctor PersonX told PersonY to do breathing exercises to strengthen her lungs after she caught pneumonia. _ also took antibiotics.


Input: Context Word: difficulty.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY had difficulty breathing because _ had asthma and other lung ailments.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY had difficulty breathing because _ did not have asthma and other lung ailments.


Input: Context Word: buzzed hair.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was going to shape up PersonY's buzzed hair so _ got the scissors and razors.
Sentence 2: PersonX was going to shape up PersonY's buzzed hair so _ got in the chair and waited.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though PersonX was a harder worker than PersonY, _ has a more harder time working in sales.
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX was a harder worker than PersonY, _ has a more easier  time working in sales.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY a job as an independant sales rep because _  owed him a favor.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for a job as an independant sales rep because _  owed him a favor.


Input: Context Word: sales.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made more money than PersonY due to the fact that _ is a great at sales.
Sentence 2: PersonX made more money than PersonY due to the fact that _ is a terrible at sales.


Input: Context Word: design.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX came up with a worse design than PersonY because _ was a farmer by profession.
Sentence 2: PersonX came up with a worse design than PersonY because _ was a designer by profession.


Input: Context Word: design.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a new design idea for the house but not PersonY because _ will remodel next week.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a new design idea for the house but not PersonY because _ will take a vacation next week.


Input: Context Word: design.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has hired a PersonY  a intern fresh out of college to design the new logo for the business, _ is not going to make the logo.
Sentence 2: PersonX has hired a PersonY  a intern fresh out of college to design the new logo for the business, _  was hired to make the logo.


Input: Context Word: design.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked the beautiful design work of the artist but PersonY didn't like it, so _ hired the artist.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked the beautiful design work of the artist but PersonY didn't like it, so _ fired the artist.


Input: Context Word: design.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to work in design while PersonY wanted to work in medicine so _ went to art school.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to work in design while PersonY wanted to work in medicine so _ went to medical school.


Input: Context Word: writing essays.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was better at writing essays than PersonY, so _ easily passed all of their classes.
Sentence 2: PersonX was better at writing essays than PersonY, so _ struggled to pass all of their classes.


Input: Context Word: frustrations.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's frustrations have been growing, so they visit PersonY to talk. _ is in therapy.
Sentence 2: PersonX's frustrations have been growing, so they visit PersonY to talk. _ is a therapist.


Input: Context Word: drills.

Output:
Sentence 1: Practicing sprint drills helps PersonX run faster than PersonY as _ moved his legs faster.
Sentence 2: Practicing sprint  drills helped PersonX run faster than PersonY as _ moved his legs slower.


Input: Context Word: mysterious.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was scared as they saw a mysterious person watching when PersonY pulled in from work. _ went out to greet them quickly.
Sentence 2: PersonX was scared as they saw a mysterious person watching when PersonY pulled in from work. _ went inside quickly .


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output:
Sentence 1: Gmail is so yesterday PersonX thought as PersonY talked about it, _ is on top of new trends.
Sentence 2: Gmail is so yesterday PersonX thought as PersonY talked about it, _ is not knowledgeable of new trends.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help set up their Gmail account because _ was a technophobe.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help set up their Gmail account because _ loved new technology.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX doesn't know how to use Gmail, but PersonY is an expert because _ is very old.
Sentence 2: PersonX doesn't know how to use Gmail, but PersonY is an expert because _ is very young.


Input: Context Word: Gmail.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is being shown how to use Gmail by PersonY, so _ must be tech illiterate.
Sentence 2: PersonX is being shown how to use Gmail by PersonY, so _ must be tech savvy.


Input: Context Word: injury.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the hospital, PersonX looked at the leg injury of PersonY, since _ is a doctor.
Sentence 2: At the hospital, PersonX looked at the leg injury of PersonY, since _ is a patient.


Input: Context Word: injury.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had her injury tended to by PersonY , as _ had little skill with medical treatments.
Sentence 2: PersonX had her injury tended to by PersonY , as _ had great skill with medical treatments.


Input: Context Word: injury.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sustained an injury while working out but PersonY didn't because _ didn't warm up properly.
Sentence 2: PersonX sustained an injury while working out but PersonY didn't because _ warmed up properly.


Input: Context Word: soldier.

Output:
Sentence 1: Being a soldier in the war suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had always been courageous.
Sentence 2: Being a soldier in the war suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had always been cowardly.


Input: Context Word: spam.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX offered PersonY money to go through the spam folder because _ didn't want to deal with it.
Sentence 2: PersonX offered PersonY money to go through the spam folder because _ didn't mind to deal with it.


Input: Context Word: rap.

Output:
Sentence 1: Rap music was very distasteful to PersonX although PersonY loved it, since _ only liked classical music.
Sentence 2: Rap music was very distasteful to PersonX although PersonY loved it, since _ liked a variety of music.


Input: Context Word: Diarrhea.

Output:
Sentence 1: After the trip, PersonX had a wicked case of Diarrhea, though PersonY had none. _ has the weaker stomach.
Sentence 2: After the trip, PersonX had a wicked case of Diarrhea, though PersonY had none. _ has the stronger stomach.


Input: Context Word: Diarrhea.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX Diarrhea will cure slower than personY Diarrhea because _ do not stop taking diary products.
Sentence 2: PersonX Diarrhea will cure faster than personY Diarrhea because _ do not stop taking diary products.


Input: Context Word: Diarrhea.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got Diarrhea, but PersonY was fine after dinner because _ stuck to the seafood.
Sentence 2: PersonX got Diarrhea, but PersonY was fine after dinner because _ stuck to the bread.


Input: Context Word: Diarrhea.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried the sketchy taco truck in the hood while PersonY went to a 5-star restaurant. _ came away with a severe case of Diarrhea.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried the sketchy taco truck in the hood while PersonY went to a 5-star restaurant. _ came down with a fine meal instead of Diarrhea.


Input: Context Word: Diarrhea.

Output:
Sentence 1: Spicy food often gave PersonX diarrhea but PersonY loved it. _ had to run to the bathroom after dinner at the Mexican restaurant.
Sentence 2: Spicy food often gave PersonX diarrhea but PersonY loved it. _ didn't have to run to the bathroom after dinner at the Mexican restaurant.


Input: Context Word: toned.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's stomach was more toned that PersonY's because _ often did sit-up exercises at the gym.
Sentence 2: PersonX's stomach was more toned that PersonY's because _ rarely did sit-up exercises at the gym.


Input: Context Word: ringtone.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed help from PersonY with changing her ringtone because ( _ ) had never used a smartphone before.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY with changing her ringtone because ( _ ) had never used a smartphone before.


Input: Context Word: addition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was much worse at addition than PersonY, so _ asked for help on their math homework.
Sentence 2: PersonX was much worse at addition than PersonY, so _ gave them help on their math homework.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX can consume more carbs than PersonY because _ is not following the popular keto diet.
Sentence 2: PersonX can consume more carbs than PersonY because _ is following the popular keto diet.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to add carbs to his protein shake and asks his trainer PersonY for an advice, because _ knows nothing about a diet.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to add carbs to his protein shake and asks his trainer PersonY for an advice, because _ has experience with diet.


Input: Context Word: carbs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was healthier than PersonY because _ was able to stop themselves from enjoying carbs.
Sentence 2: PersonX was healthier than PersonY because _ wasn't able to stop themselves from enjoying carbs.


Input: Context Word: dissolve.

Output:
Sentence 1: In chemistry class, PersonX was learning how to dissolve chemicals from PersonY for _ was the student.
Sentence 2: In chemistry class, PersonX was learning how to dissolve chemicals from PersonY for _ was the teacher.


Input: Context Word: dissolve.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX decided that he wanted the salt to dissolve and PersonY  _ wanted to help.
Sentence 2: PersonX decided that he wanted the salt to dissolve and   PersonY  _ was not wanted to help.


Input: Context Word: fluid leak.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took the car to PersonY to check for a fluid leak, as _ had no idea what he was looking at.
Sentence 2: PersonX took the car to PersonY to check for a fluid leak, however _ had no idea what he was looking at.


Input: Context Word: breeding.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY with her dog breeding business, since _ had a copious experience with dogs.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY with her dog breeding business, since _ had a little experience with dogs.


Input: Context Word: breeding.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX makes a living from breeding dogs, so PersonY buys one from him. _ gives the dog's papers to him.
Sentence 2: PersonX makes a living from breeding dogs, so PersonY buys one from him. _ aquires the dog's papers from him.


Input: Context Word: Shakespeare.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was able to understand Shakespeare while PersonY struggled, because _ spoke English as  a first language.
Sentence 2: PersonX was able to understand Shakespeare while PersonY struggled, because _ spoke English as  a second language.


Input: Context Word: lizard.

Output:
Sentence 1: When they were getting pets, PersonX wanted a lizard and PersonY wanted a dog, because _ was allergic to dogs.
Sentence 2: When they were getting pets, PersonX wanted a lizard and PersonY wanted a dog, although _ was allergic to dogs.


Input: Context Word: shades.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY if she had lowered the shades before leaving the house because _ wanted to know.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY if she had lowered the shades before leaving the house but _ did not know.


Input: Context Word: low carb.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is on a low carb diet, while PersonY doesn't need to be on one. So, _ is more likely to avoid bread.
Sentence 2: PersonX is on a low carb diet, while PersonY doesn't need to be on one. So, _ is more likely to eat bread.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX brought PersonY a shell from the trip to the beach, so _ felt very generous.
Sentence 2: PersonX brought PersonY a shell from the trip to the beach, so _ felt very grateful.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to use the shell technique while boxing unlike PersonY because _ had a defensive nature.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to use the shell technique while boxing unlike PersonY because _ had an offensive nature.


Input: Context Word: shell.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made the shell necklace PersonY bought for _ lives in Hawaii during the surf season.
Sentence 2: PersonX made the shell necklace PersonY bought for _ vacations in Hawaii during the surf season.


Input: Context Word: cope.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could not cope with PersonY when she was angry at her, as _ was very sensitive.
Sentence 2: PersonX could not cope with PersonY when she was angry at her, as _ was very aggressive.


Input: Context Word: cope.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found it difficult to cope with the nicotine withdrawal while PersonY found it easier since _ had been smoking for a far longer period of time.
Sentence 2: PersonX found it difficult to cope with the nicotine withdrawal while PersonY found it easier since _ had been smoking for a far shorter period of time.


Input: Context Word: cope.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried to help PersonY cope with the death of her parent. _ could not console them.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to help PersonY cope with the death of her parent. _ was inconsolable.


Input: Context Word: cope.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was better able to cope with the sudden loss of their mother than PersonY, because _ had a strong support network.
Sentence 2: PersonX was better able to cope with the sudden loss of their mother than PersonY, because _ had a nonexistent support network.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX enjoyed safety while PersonY was a natural risk taker, _ screamed in horror while bungee jumping.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX enjoyed safety while PersonY was a natural risk taker, _ screamed in delight while bungee jumping.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX advised PersonY what to do to avoid accidents at work because _ was a safety advisor.
Sentence 2: PersonX advised PersonY what to do to avoid accidents at work because _ was not a safety advisor.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is being taught about fire safety by PersonY because _ is a student at the school.
Sentence 2: PersonX is being taught about fire safety by PersonY because _ is a firefighter at the school.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX put the safety of PersonY as their number one priority, which made _ always feel anxious.
Sentence 2: PersonX put the safety of PersonY as their number one priority, which made _ always feel safe.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX stayed safer than PersonY at the job because _ made sure to follow all the safety regulations.
Sentence 2: PersonX stayed safer than PersonY at the job although _ made sure to follow all the safety regulations.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX valued PersonY and wanted them to always think about safety despite the fact _ is never thinking about being safe.
Sentence 2: PersonX valued PersonY and wanted them to always think about safety especially the fact _ is never thinking about being safe.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was envious of PersonY although _ was a safety patrol at school and had good grades.
Sentence 2: PersonX was envious of PersonY because _ was a safety patrol at school and had good grades.


Input: Context Word: safety.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more concerned about safety than PersonY, so _ was put in charge of creating the rules.
Sentence 2: PersonX was less concerned about safety than PersonY, so _ was put in charge of creating the rules.


Input: Context Word: safari.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to go on a safari and proposed PersonY come with him but he refused. _ greatly valued adventure.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to go on a safari and proposed PersonY come with him but he refused. _ greatly valued security.


Input: Context Word: offer.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX won the real estate contract over PersonY because _ put in a higher offer.
Sentence 2: PersonX won the real estate contract over PersonY because _ put in a lower offer.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always has to carry around a pair of glasses unlike PersonY because _ has impaired vision.
Sentence 2: PersonX always has to carry around a pair of glasses unlike PersonY because _ doesn't have impaired vision.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't see PersonY in their field of vision so _ hit their car at the intersection.
Sentence 2: PersonX did see PersonY in their field of vision but _ hit their car at the intersection.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a clear vision point while hunting but not PersonY because _ had the night vision gear.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a clear vision point while hunting but not PersonY because _ lost the night vision gear.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had poor vision while PersonY did not, so _ had to wear corrective glasses.
Sentence 2: PersonX had poor vision while PersonY did not, so _ could wear purely cosmetic glasses.


Input: Context Word: vision.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to see PersonY in hopes that they could get better vision because _ wanted Lasik.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to see PersonY in hopes that they could get better vision because _ specialized in Lasik.


Input: Context Word: social life.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a more active social life than PersonY because _ invites people on dates frequently.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a more active social life than PersonY because _ invites people on dates rarely.


Input: Context Word: rum.

Output:
Sentence 1: The rum that PersonX brought to the party was all drank by PersonY, so _ is vehement.
Sentence 2: The rum that PersonX brought to the party was all drank by PersonY, so _ is drunk.


Input: Context Word: smiles.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX projects much more happiness than PersonY, _ because/although she smiles a lot more often.
Sentence 2: PersonX projects much less happiness than PersonY, _ she smiles much a lot more often.


Input: Context Word: teachers.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did well in school while PersonY did not because _ studied hard and respected her teachers.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not do well in school while PersonY did because _ studied hard and respected her teachers.


Input: Context Word: guess.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX goes to the carnival booth where PersonY will guess their weight, but _ ends up feeling offended.
Sentence 2: PersonX goes to the carnival booth where PersonY will guess their weight, and _ ends up guessing correctly.


Input: Context Word: plank.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could hold the plank pose for three minutes while PersonY could only do so for 10 seconds because _ was in great shape.
Sentence 2: PersonX could hold the plank pose for three minutes while PersonY could only do so for 10 seconds because _ was in poor shape.


Input: Context Word: plank.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was in average physical condition while PersonY was a super athlete. _ was able to plank for 10 minutes.
Sentence 2: PersonX was in average physical condition while PersonY was a super athlete. _ was able to plank for 100 minutes.


Input: Context Word: split toenail.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a split toenail when they were working on the roof and asked PersonY to bandage it since _ was unable to look at it.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a split toenail when they were working on the roof and asked PersonY to bandage it, however _ was unable to look at it.


Input: Context Word: whey protein.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has more muscle mass than PersonY, _ because/although he eats whey protein before he works out.
Sentence 2: PersonX has less muscle mass than PersonY, _ he eats whey protein before he works out.


Input: Context Word: Walls.

Output:
Sentence 1: As the walls began to cave in on PersonX, he thanked PersonY who had sold him the house because _ had narrowly escaped due to his advice.
Sentence 2: As the walls began to cave in on PersonX, he blamed PersonY who had sold him the house because _ had not revealed how frail they were.


Input: Context Word: whiskey.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX offered PersonY some good whiskey, but _ really wanted to keep it all to themselves.
Sentence 2: PersonX accepted PersonY's good whiskey, but _ really wanted to keep it all to themselves.


Input: Context Word: whiskey.

Output:
Sentence 1: Whiskey is much loved by PersonX but PersonY prefers to drink tequila so _ ordered an Irish coffee to drink.
Sentence 2: Whiskey is much loved by PersonX but PersonY prefers to drink tequila so _ ordered a tequila sunrise to drink.


Input: Context Word: dealt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX dealt the cards to PersonY at the blackjack table, because _ was a professional dealer.
Sentence 2: PersonX dealt the cards to PersonY at the blackjack table, because _ was a professional player.


Input: Context Word: nerves.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX _ allowed PersonY's silly antics to get on their nerves at work during lunch every day.
Sentence 2: PersonX _ prevented PersonY's silly antics to get on their nerves at work during lunch every day.


Input: Context Word: nerves.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX really got on PersonY's nerves, because _ made noise all day, every day, which ruined the peace and quiet.
Sentence 2: PersonX really got on PersonY's nerves, because _ heard noise all day, every day, which ruined the peace and quiet.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is easily triggered and had a severe and avoidable conflict with her best friend PersonY, because _ was nervous.
Sentence 2: PersonX is easily triggered and had a severe and avoidable conflict with her best friend PersonY, because _ teased her.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thrives on conflict while PersonY avoids it, so _ never backs down from a fight.
Sentence 2: PersonX thrives on conflict while PersonY avoids it, so _ usually backs down from a fight.


Input: Context Word: conflict.

Output:
Sentence 1: The life of PersonX  has more personal conflict in it than of PersonY because _ had a very tough upbringing.
Sentence 2: The life of PersonX  has more personal conflict in it than of PersonY because _ had a normal upbringing.


Input: Context Word: pruning shears.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always cleaned the pruning shears but not PersonY because _ had problems with dirt.
Sentence 2: PersonX always cleaned the pruning shears but not PersonY because _ had no problems with dirt.


Input: Context Word: digestion.

Output:
Sentence 1: In nursing class, PersonX asked PersonY if they could borrow the notes from the lecture on digestion, because _ thought their own notes might be incomplete.
Sentence 2: In nursing class, PersonX asked PersonY if they could borrow the notes from the lecture on digestion, because _ always had very complete notes.


Input: Context Word: digestion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's digestion has been off and his stomach hurts, so PersonY recommends medicine. _ is an average joe.
Sentence 2: PersonX's digestion has been off and his stomach hurts, so PersonY recommends medicine. _ is a physician.


Input: Context Word: traffic accident.

Output:
Sentence 1: After the terrible traffic accident, PersonX paid 3 million to PersonY, _ was at fault.
Sentence 2: After the terrible traffic accident, PersonX paid 3 million to PersonY, _ was severely injured.


Input: Context Word: patio.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a spacious outdoor patio, while PersonY only had a tiny balcony, because _ lived in an apartment.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a spacious outdoor patio, while PersonY only had a tiny balcony, because _ lived in a house.


Input: Context Word: patio.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was putting in a new patio and asked PersonY for some help because _ was unable to do it all by himself.
Sentence 2: PersonX was putting in a new patio and asked PersonY for some help but _ was unable to do it at all.


Input: Context Word: Quarters.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX ran out of quarters at the arcade. He robbed PersonY because _ was a devious person.
Sentence 2: PersonX ran out of quarters at the arcade. He robbed PersonY because _ was a distracted person.


Input: Context Word: Pipe.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX puffed on his tobacco pipe while PersonY watched in pity because _ was addicted to tobacco.
Sentence 2: PersonX puffed on his tobacco pipe while PersonY watched in pity because _ was disgusted by tobacco.


Input: Context Word: Itachi Uchiha.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX suggested PersonY Itachi Uchiha costume for Halloween night because _ thought he is thin and tall just like a fictional character in the Narutoseries.
Sentence 2: PersonX suggested PersonY Itachi Uchiha costume for Halloween night because _ is thin and tall just like a fictional character in the Narutoseries.


Input: Context Word: facial warts.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought PersonY was perfect exactly as they are. _ didn't even notice the facial warts.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought PersonY was perfect exactly as they are. _ refused to believe they didn't even notice the facial warts.


Input: Context Word: fatigue.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX experienced fatigue more frequently than PersonY because _ had a bad case of insomnia.
Sentence 2: PersonX experienced fatigue less frequently than PersonY because _ had a bad case of insomnia.


Input: Context Word: fatigue.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX felt well rested while PersonY felt fatigue, so _ agreed to drive for the remainder of the road trip.
Sentence 2: PersonX felt well rested while PersonY felt fatigue, so _ decided to sleep for the remainder of the road trip.


Input: Context Word: static.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried to help PersonY get all the static out of her hair, but _ gave up pretty quickly.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried to help PersonY get all the static out of her hair, but _ decided to just live with it.


Input: Context Word: static.

Output:
Sentence 1: The static in PersonX's hair makes it stand on end, but PersonY doesn't have that issue, so _ is very charged.
Sentence 2: The static in PersonX's hair makes it stand on end, but PersonY doesn't have that issue, so _ is not charged.


Input: Context Word: payment.

Output:
Sentence 1: Investing in business suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ set up an automatic payment system.
Sentence 2: Investing in business suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ set up an manual payment system.


Input: Context Word: payment.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a car payment coming up so _ asked PersonY if they knew of a way to reduce it without a loan.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a car payment due today so _ asked PersonY if they knew of a way to reduce it without a loan.


Input: Context Word: payment.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made a payment to PersonY to reactivate their phone, and _ had their phone activated later that day.
Sentence 2: PersonX made a payment to PersonY to reactivate their phone, and _ activated their phone later that day.


Input: Context Word: materials.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was not able to finish the job in time like PersonY, because _ had less materials..
Sentence 2: PersonX was not able to finish the job in time like PersonY, because _ had more materials.


Input: Context Word: Twitter.

Output:
Sentence 1: Twitter is like a foreign language to PersonX, but not to PersonY because _ hates technology.
Sentence 2: Twitter is like a foreign language to PersonX, but not to PersonY because _ loves technology.


Input: Context Word: speed read.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX learned how to speed read, PersonY praised him because _ had a learning disability.
Sentence 2: When PersonX learned how to speed read, PersonY criticized him since _ had a learning disability.


Input: Context Word: labyrinth.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was meditating in a labyrinth when PersonY stumbled upon her. _ was surprised at the sudden intrusion.
Sentence 2: PersonX was meditating in a labyrinth when PersonY stumbled upon her. _ apologized for the sudden intrusion.


Input: Context Word: formal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX daughter PersonY had an 8th grade formal to go to but _ balked at the dress to be worn.
Sentence 2: PersonX daughter PersonY had an 8th grade formal to go to but _ hated the dress to be worn.


Input: Context Word: formal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought the letter PersonY wrote was way too formal, because _ prefers using a casual style.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought the letter PersonY wrote was way too formal, because _ prefers using a professional style.


Input: Context Word: formal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to go to the formal dance but PersonY wanted to skip it. _ asked a boy to go with them to the dance.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to go to the formal dance but PersonY wanted to skip it. _ didn't ask anyone to go with them to the dance.


Input: Context Word: formal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wrote a formal letter to PersonY to thank them for the job, because _ preferred to be thoughtful.
Sentence 2: PersonX wrote a formal letter to PersonY to thank them for the job, because _ preferred people who were thoughtful.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked if she could borrow a toaster from PersonY , since _ 's was broken.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked if she could borrow a toaster from PersonY , since _ 's was working.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has recently bought a toaster for PersonY's birthday, because _ wanted to fulfil her wish.
Sentence 2: PersonX has recently bought a toaster for PersonY's birthday, because _ wanted a brand new toaster.


Input: Context Word: toaster.

Output:
Sentence 1: The toaster at PersonXs house was on the fritz, so PersonY lent him an extra one.  _ was happy to be helped.
Sentence 2: The toaster at PersonXs house was on the fritz, so PersonY lent him an extra one.  _ was happy to help.


Input: Context Word: household.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did household chores while PersonY slept, since it was the turn of _ to clean up the house.
Sentence 2: PersonX did household chores while PersonY slept, since it was not the turn of _ to clean up the house.


Input: Context Word: gallery.

Output:
Sentence 1: The art gallery that PersonX took PersonY to was closed that day, so _ felt like a bad planner.
Sentence 2: The art gallery that PersonX took PersonY to was closed that day, so _ felt like he'd wasted time.


Input: Context Word: reading skills.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had superior reading skills to PersonY so _ read a book a day very quickly.
Sentence 2: PersonX had superior reading skills to PersonY so _ read a book a week very slowly.


Input: Context Word: taught the dog how to sit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX taught the dog how to sit and PersonY could not because _ had a lot of patience.
Sentence 2: PersonX taught the dog how to sit and PersonY could not because _ did not have a lot of patience.


Input: Context Word: vest.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX touches the cool looking bulletproof vest of PersonY due to _ being on a ride along.
Sentence 2: PersonX touches the cool looking bulletproof vest of PersonY due to _ being on an investigation.


Input: Context Word: vest.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted PersonY's opinion about their new vest because _ valued their fashion opinion a lot.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted PersonY's opinion about their new vest but _ valued their fashion opinion a lot too.


Input: Context Word: horror.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to read horror stories while PersonY would rather watch them on TV because _ was an avid reader.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to read horror stories while PersonY would rather watch them on TV because _ wasn't an avid reader.


Input: Context Word: dog ramp.

Output:
Sentence 1: Buying a dog ramp was a good investment for PersonX as compared to PersonY because _ had a small dog.
Sentence 2: Buying a dog ramp was a good investment for PersonX as compared to PersonY since _ had a large dog.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought a cool leather jacket for PersonY, so _ could get credit for making them cool.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a cool leather jacket for PersonY, so _ gave them credit for making them cool.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed wearing leather but not PersonY because _ thought it was okay to wear animal skin.
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed wearing leather but not PersonY because _ thought it was cruel to wear animal skin.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is repairing PersonY's cracked leather, because _ knows how to do it extremely well.
Sentence 2: PersonX is repairing PersonY's cracked leather, because _ doesn't know how to do it well.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX opened a leather tanning company and invited PersonY to come work with him because  _ needed the money.
Sentence 2: PersonX opened a leather tanning company and invited PersonY to come work with him when  _ needed the help.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a leather book but _ personally hated it so much.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to give PersonY a leather book because _ personally loved it so much.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a huge animal rights activist but PersonY couldn't care less so _ hated leather.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a huge animal rights activist but PersonY couldn't care less so _ loved leather.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a much more fashionable individual than PersonY although _ did not like leather purses.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a much more fashionable individual than PersonY although _ loved the leather purses.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wore some tight leather pants that PersonY really liked, because _ was very attractive in them.
Sentence 2: PersonX wore some tight leather pants that PersonY really liked, because _ thought they were very attractive in them.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: Shopping for sofas was difficult as PersonX wanted leather but PersonY wanted fabric. _ loved the smell of leather.
Sentence 2: Shopping for sofas was difficult as PersonX wanted leather but PersonY wanted fabric. _ hated the smell of leather.


Input: Context Word: leather.

Output:
Sentence 1: The leather jacket of PersonX looked older than PersonY's because _ had a vintage leather jacket.
Sentence 2: The leather jacket of PersonX looked older than PersonY's because _ had a modern leather jacket.


Input: Context Word: hardship.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went through more hardships in life than PersonY because _ lived in a rougher area.
Sentence 2: PersonX went through more hardships in life than PersonY because _ lived in a nicer area.


Input: Context Word: African.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to go on a African vacation and PersonY did not because _ loved to be in the heat.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to go on a African vacation and PersonY did not because _ hated to be in the heat.


Input: Context Word: cut in front of.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX saw someone cut in front of PersonY in line at the checkout at a supermarket, _ thought it rude.
Sentence 2: PersonX saw someone cut in front of PersonY in line at the checkout at a supermarket, _ seemed not care.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output:
Sentence 1: All the guys were attracted to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very pretty.
Sentence 2: All the guys were attracted to PersonX but not PersonY because _ was not very pretty.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is not as pretty as PersonY happens to be. _ never gets asked out on dates.
Sentence 2: PersonX is not as pretty as PersonY happens to be. _ always gets asked out on dates.


Input: Context Word: pretty.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked giving a lot of pretty things to PersonY, because _ enjoyed seeing the reactions.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked giving a lot of pretty things to PersonY, because _ enjoyed seeing the sparkles.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the interview, PersonX provided a CV and spoke enthusiastically to PersonY about the job, and _ answered questions.
Sentence 2: At the interview, PersonX provided a CV and spoke enthusiastically to PersonY about the job, and _ asked questions.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX aced their job interview but PersonY struggled with theirs, because _ spent a large amount of time preparing for it.
Sentence 2: PersonX aced their job interview but PersonY struggled with theirs, because _ spent a small amount of time preparing for it.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for help getting ready for an interview, so _ could do well.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for help getting ready for an interview, and _ could give pointers.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to do the TV interview because _ is shy in front of camera.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to do the TV interview because _ is bold in front of camera.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX conducted a job interview with PersonY because _ wanted to hire for their company.
Sentence 2: PersonX conducted a job interview with PersonY because _ wanted to be hired to a company.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX invited PersonY for an interview at their company because _ wanted to employ them.
Sentence 2: PersonX invited PersonY for an interview at their company because _ really needed a job.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is preparing a PersonY for tricky interview questions, because _ wants to help her.
Sentence 2: PersonX is preparing a PersonY for tricky interview questions, because _ could use some help.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: The manager refused to conduct the interview with PersonX and instead did so with PersonY because _ was very unqualified.
Sentence 2: The manager refused to conduct the interview with PersonX and instead did so with PersonY because _ was very qualified.


Input: Context Word: interview.

Output:
Sentence 1: The recruiter hired PersonX but not PersonY because _ did very well during the job interview.
Sentence 2: The recruiter hired PersonX but not PersonY because _ did very poorly during the job interview.


Input: Context Word: cookie.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not want to eat the cookie as it was calorific but PersonY did because _ was overweight.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not want to eat the cookie as it was calorific but PersonY did because _ was slim.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: After PersonX solved the difficult math problem, he showed PersonY the solution. _ was proud of himself.
Sentence 2: After PersonX solved the difficult math problem, he showed PersonY the solution. _ was proud of him.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was fairly easy for PersonX but not PersonY to find a solution because _ was a good problem solver.
Sentence 2: It was fairly easy for PersonX but not PersonY to find a solution because _ was not a good problem solver.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX attempted to help PersonY with their problem.   _ was able to help.
Sentence 2: PersonX attempted to help PersonY with their problem.   _ was grateful for help.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a problem with PersonY's voice, so _ did everything they could to not listen when they were around.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a problem with PersonY's voice, so _ did everything they could to not talk when they were around.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to overcome many problems in life unlike PersonY because _ had a hard life.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to overcome many problems in life unlike PersonY because _ had an easy life.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made sure to help solve the problem PersonY was having in their life because _ was a therapist.
Sentence 2: PersonX made sure to help solve the problem PersonY was having in their life because _ was a patient.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX started being a major problem for PersonY, so it was only a matter of time before _ was punished.
Sentence 2: PersonX started being a major problem for PersonY, so it was only a matter of time before _ was overwhelmed.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was able to solve the problem that PersonY could not, so _ was given a bonus.
Sentence 2: PersonX was able to solve the problem that PersonY could not, so _ was given a warning.


Input: Context Word: problem.

Output:
Sentence 1: Seeing the spill on the counter, PersonX told PersonY his cleaning skills were a problem, because _ was very critical.
Sentence 2: Seeing the spill on the counter, PersonX told PersonY his cleaning skills were a problem, because _ was very sloppy.


Input: Context Word: private investigator.

Output:
Sentence 1: A private investigator was hired by PersonX to look into PersonY due to _ being curious.
Sentence 2: A private investigator was hired by PersonX to look into PersonY due to _ being suspicious.


Input: Context Word: successful.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX longed to be as successful as PersonY , so _ asked her for career advice.
Sentence 2: PersonX longed to be as successful as PersonY , so _ offered her for career advice.


Input: Context Word: successful.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more successful at work than PersonY because _ stayed longer hours at the job.
Sentence 2: PersonX was less successful at work than PersonY because _ stayed longer hours at the job.


Input: Context Word: successful.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more successful finding a job than PersonY, although _ had a better education.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more successful finding a job than PersonY, because _ had a better education.


Input: Context Word: successful.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wasn't a successful businessman unlike PersonY because _ hated trying to up sell customers.
Sentence 2: PersonX wasn't a successful businessman unlike PersonY because _ loved trying to up sell customers.


Input: Context Word: successful.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's career is way more successful than PersonY's because _ works so hard for it.
Sentence 2: PersonX's career is way more unsuccessful than PersonY's because _ works so hard for it.


Input: Context Word: Breakup.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX coldly told a reluctant PersonY that they wanted to breakup their relationship after 2 years. _ had no regrets about losing the relationship.
Sentence 2: PersonX coldly told reluctant PersonY that they wanted to breakup their relationship after 2 years. _ was very upset about losing the relationship.


Input: Context Word: Gouache.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to paint with gouache, after he succeed _ was vary proud.
Sentence 2: PersonX was teaching PersonY how to paint with gouache, after he succeed  _ was vary thankful.


Input: Context Word: forklift driver.

Output:
Sentence 1: Wanting to become a forklift driver, PersonX turns to PersonY because _ needs a few lessons.
Sentence 2: Wanting to become a forklift driver, PersonX turns to PersonY since _ can give a few lessons.


Input: Context Word: brakes.

Output:
Sentence 1: Buying car brakes is a something PersonX and PersonY do on a daily basis, _ is in charge of making phone orders.
Sentence 2: Buying car brakes is a something PersonX and PersonY do on a daily basis, _ is in charge of making a list for orders.


Input: Context Word: brakes.

Output:
Sentence 1: The brakes in PersonX's car sound squeaky to PersonY, but _ doesn't notice the issue.
Sentence 2: The brakes in PersonX's car sound squeaky to PersonY, so _ decides to fix the issue.


Input: Context Word: tired feet.

Output:
Sentence 1: Working a shift  in the store gave PersonX tired feet but not PersonY because _ had been stood up all day.
Sentence 2: Working a shift in the store gave PersonX tired feet but not PersonY because _ had been sat down all day.


Input: Context Word: silent treatment.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY the silent treatment because she was angry; _ didn't speak to her for two days.
Sentence 2: PersonX was given the silent treatment by PersonY because she was angry; _ didn't speak to her for two days.


Input: Context Word: silent treatment.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX received the silent treatment from PersonY after ( _ ) had been rude to her at school the day before.
Sentence 2: PersonX gave PersonY the silent treatment after ( _ ) had been rude to her at school the day before.


Input: Context Word: calculating.

Output:
Sentence 1: When it comes to calculating figures and numbers, PersonX is an expert, but PersonY is not because _ is an accountant.
Sentence 2: When it comes to calculating figures and numbers, PersonX is an expert, but PersonY is not because _ is a first grader.


Input: Context Word: Roast.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to eat a huge rib roast but not PersonY because _ was a carnivore.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to eat a huge rib roast but not PersonY because _ was a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: earplugs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always wore earplugs at night, but PersonY did not, because _ was disturbed by random sounds.
Sentence 2: PersonX always wore earplugs at night, but PersonY did not, because _ was not bothered by random sounds.


Input: Context Word: peanut butter.

Output:
Sentence 1: Peanut butter caused PersonX to break out with an allergic reaction but it didn't bother PersonY. _ could not enjoy a PB&J sandwich.
Sentence 2: Peanut butter caused PersonX to break out with an allergic reaction but it didn't bother PersonY. _ really enjoys a PB&J sandwich.


Input: Context Word: peanut butter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to make her a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, because _ loved peanut butter.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to make her a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, but _ hated peanut butter.


Input: Context Word: peanut butter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made a peanut butter and honey sandwich for her daughter PersonY's lunch. _ sang happily to herself as she made the sandwich.
Sentence 2: PersonX made a peanut butter and honey sandwich for her daughter PersonY's lunch. _ sang happily to herself as she ate the sandwich.


Input: Context Word: peanut butter.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made delicious peanut butter cookies while PersonY usually burned them. So _ made most of the cookies.
Sentence 2: PersonX made delicious peanut butter cookies while PersonY usually burned them. So _ cleaned up from the cookies.


Input: Context Word: peanut butter.

Output:
Sentence 1: The peanut butter that PersonX made tastes worse than PersonY's. So, _ is a less skilled cook.
Sentence 2: The peanut butter that PersonX made tastes worse than PersonY's. Even though, _ is a less skilled cook.


Input: Context Word: klingon.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a Star Trek fan and could speak fluent Klingon, which PersonY thought was stupid. _ had always adored science fiction.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a Star Trek fan and could speak fluent Klingon, which PersonY thought was stupid. _ had always hated science fiction.


Input: Context Word: comma.

Output:
Sentence 1: Although PersonX was a better English teacher than PersonY _ always questioned when to use a comma.
Sentence 2: Although PersonX was a better English teacher than PersonY _ never questioned when to use a comma.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX hated their career while PersonY loved theirs, _ decided to stay at their company.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX hated their career while PersonY loved theirs, _ decided to leave their company.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY would get a retirement pension because _ had a 30 year work career.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY would get a retirement pension because _ only a ten day work career.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX chose the same career path after high school as PersonY because _ admired him.
Sentence 2: PersonX chose the same career path after high school as PersonY because _ was admired by him.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is more career focused than PersonY because _ does not have a trust fund to fall back on.
Sentence 2: PersonX is more career focused than PersonY because _ has a trust fund to fall back on.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted the career that PersonY had, so _ asked for advice on how to get there.
Sentence 2: PersonX had the career that PersonY wanted, so _ asked for advice on how to get there.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to have a career but PersonY just wanted a job as _ was very ambitious.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to have a career but PersonY just wanted a job as _ was very unambitious.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's career took off, while PersonY's career only stagnated, because _ was a good negotiator.
Sentence 2: PersonX's career took off, while PersonY's career only stagnated, because _ was a poor negotiator.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's career was a lot less difficult that PersonY's, because _ was a manager for a small company.
Sentence 2: PersonX's career was a lot more difficult that PersonY's, because _ was a manager for a small company.


Input: Context Word: career.

Output:
Sentence 1: The career of PersonX will last longer than that of PersonY because _ takes care of his body.
Sentence 2: The career of PersonX will last shorter than that of PersonY because _ takes care of his body.


Input: Context Word: blank.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a harder time than PersonY filling in the blank on the worksheet because _ forgot to study.
Sentence 2: PersonX had an easier time than PersonY filling in the blank on the worksheet because _ forgot to study.


Input: Context Word: photographs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to take photographs of the mountains as compared with PersonY who did not. _ thought the mountains were fascinating.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to take photographs of the mountains as compared with PersonY who did not. _ thought the mountains were dull.


Input: Context Word: photographs.

Output:
Sentence 1: Photographs taken by PersonX are not as good as a PersonY because _ is an amateur photographer.
Sentence 2: Photographs taken by PersonX are not as good as a PersonY because _ is a professional photographer.


Input: Context Word: blushed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX blushed when PersonY began talking to them at the party because _ was very shy.
Sentence 2: PersonX blushed when PersonY began talking to them at the party because _ was very forward.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always got worse marks for behavior on report cards than PersonY, because _ defied the teacher's requests.
Sentence 2: PersonX always got worse marks for behavior on report cards than PersonY, because _ obeyed the teacher's requests.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always had a better behavior in a public setting than PersonY, as _ was hyper.
Sentence 2: PersonX always had a better behavior in a public setting than PersonY, as _ was calm.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX disapproved of the behavior shown by PersonY, although _ acted much worse in reality.
Sentence 2: PersonX disapproved of the behavior shown by PersonY, but _ acted much better in reality.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made sexist remarks to their coworkers but PersonY refrained. _ was dismissed for their behavior.
Sentence 2: PersonX made sexist remarks to their coworkers but PersonY refrained. _ was complimented for their behavior.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought PersonY was exhibiting some bad behaviors and  _ wanted to make him behave better.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought PersonY was exhibiting some bad behaviors but  _ didn't want to behave better.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's behavior was much more acceptable than PersonY's, therefore _ was offered the better job.
Sentence 2: PersonX's behavior was much more acceptable than PersonY's, therefore _ was offered the less desirable job.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: The behavior of PersonX was a lot worse than PersonY, because _ had a very bad childhood.
Sentence 2: The behavior of PersonX was a lot worse than PersonY, because _ had a very good childhood.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: The behavior of PersonX was much better than PersonY because _ was very nice and polite .
Sentence 2: The behavior of PersonX was much better than PersonY because _ was very disobedient and rude.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: The child of PersonX had really bad behavior unlike PersonY's child, because _ was not very strict.
Sentence 2: The child of PersonX had really bad behavior unlike PersonY's child, because _ was not very tolerant.


Input: Context Word: behavior.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX's behavior was a lot worse than that of PersonY's, because _ dog was disobedient.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX's behavior was a lot worse than that of PersonY's, because _ dog was obedient.


Input: Context Word: beers.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the party, PersonX drank 10 beers, but PersonY didn't have any. _ left the party drunk.
Sentence 2: At the party, PersonX drank 10 beers, but PersonY didn't have any. _ left the party sober.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used to be very aggressive in their dealing with other people but PersonY did not because _ was very violent.
Sentence 2: PersonX used to be very aggressive in their dealing with other people but PersonY did not because _ was very pacific.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was much less aggressive than PersonY, so _ didn't have to worry about getting in fights.
Sentence 2: PersonX was much less aggressive than PersonY, so _ had to worry about getting in fights.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog of PersonX is quite aggressive, and PersonY's is mild mannered. That's because _ is a mean dog owner.
Sentence 2: The dog of PersonX is quite aggressive, and PersonY's is mild mannered. That's because _ is a gentle dog owner.


Input: Context Word: aggressive.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX fought last light, they were very aggressive with PersonY, because _ had wanted this match for a long time and lost.
Sentence 2: When PersonX fought last light, they were very aggressive with PersonY, but _ had wanted this match for a long time and won.


Input: Context Word: merge.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wondered how she and PersonY would merge their furniture when they moved into the apartment, but _ soon realized it would be an easy task to manage.
Sentence 2: PersonX wondered how she and PersonY would merge their furniture when they moved into the apartment, but _ assured her it would be an easy task to manage.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the last election, PersonX voted for Clinton, and PersonY voted for Trump, so _ is a liberal.
Sentence 2: In the last election, PersonX voted for Clinton, and PersonY voted for Trump, so _ is a conservative.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was simpler for PersonX to vote in the election than PersonY because _ lived adjacent to the voting station.
Sentence 2: It was simpler for PersonX to vote in the election than PersonY because _ lived distant from the voting station.


Input: Context Word: election.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX lost the city council election to PersonY, because _ had an inexperienced campaign manager.
Sentence 2: PersonX lost the city council election to PersonY, because _ had an seasoned  campaign manager.


Input: Context Word: Air Freight.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx prefers Air Freight than persony does because _ is always impatient with other means of shipment.
Sentence 2: personx prefers Air Freight than persony does because _ is always patient with other means of shipment.


Input: Context Word: lifespan.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a shorter expected lifespan than PersonY, so _ rushed to follow all their dreams.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a shorter expected lifespan than PersonY, so _ procrastinated in following all their dreams.


Input: Context Word: lifespan.

Output:
Sentence 1: The lifespan of PersonX will be shorter than PersonY because _ doesn't take care of his body well.
Sentence 2: The lifespan of PersonX will be longer than PersonY because _ doesn't take care of his body well.


Input: Context Word: thriller.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to the theater to watch the thriller, but PersonY did not come along, because _ found suspenseful movies amusing.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to the theater to watch the thriller, but PersonY did not come along, because _ found suspenseful movies frightening.


Input: Context Word: past.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always dwelled on the past whereas PersonY did not, so _ frequently looked at old photographs in a photo album.
Sentence 2: PersonX always dwelled on the past whereas PersonY did not, so _ never looked at old photographs in a photo album.


Input: Context Word: past.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX dwelled on the past while PersonY thought more about the future since _ was more backward thinking.
Sentence 2: PersonX dwelled on the past while PersonY thought more about the future since _ was more forward thinking.


Input: Context Word: past.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is able to move on after breakups quicker than PersonY because _ doesn't live in the past.
Sentence 2: PersonX is able to move on after breakups quicker than PersonY because _ lives in the past.


Input: Context Word: past.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX regretted a lot of things in the past but PersonY did not, so _ was constantly agonizing over past events.
Sentence 2: PersonX regretted a lot of things in the past but PersonY did not, so _ was never agonizing over past events.


Input: Context Word: past.

Output:
Sentence 1: The past of PersonX is filled with troubles, while PersonY has had an average life. _ is an unlucky person.
Sentence 2: The past of PersonX is filled with troubles, while PersonY has had an average life. _ is a lucky person.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX embarrassed PersonY today for the reason that _ was making weird noises in public.
Sentence 2: PersonX was embarrassed by PersonY today for the reason that _ was making weird noises in public.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hates when their friends prank them while PersonY loves it because _ gets embarrassed more easily.
Sentence 2: PersonX hates when their friends prank them while PersonY loves it because _ gets embarrassed less easily.


Input: Context Word: embarrassed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is 60, PersonY is 10 therefore _ would be best at telling you how to get over being embarrassed.
Sentence 2: PersonX is 60, PersonY is 10 therefore _ would not be best at telling you how to get over being embarrassed.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output:
Sentence 1: During recess, PersonX would play in the sandbox with their friends unlike PersonY because _ social.
Sentence 2: During recess, PersonX would play in the sandbox with their friends unlike PersonY because _ asocial.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is changing the sand in a pool filter for PersonY, because _ is a good friend.
Sentence 2: PersonX is changing the sand in a pool filter for PersonY, because _ is a bit lazy.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved the feel of sand between their toes but PersonY didn't. _ took their shoes off at the beach.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved the feel of sand between their toes but PersonY didn't. _ took their shirt off at the beach.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to the beach to play in the sand while PersonY stayed home, and _ enjoyed the ocean all day.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to the beach to play in the sand while PersonY stayed home, and _ enjoyed the quiet of home all day.


Input: Context Word: sand.

Output:
Sentence 1: The bits of sand in clam chowder bothered PersonX, but it didn't bother PersonY because _ didn't understand that the sand means that it's fresh.
Sentence 2: The bits of sand in clam chowder bothered PersonX, but it didn't bother PersonY because _ understood that the sand means that it's fresh.


Input: Context Word: Workshop.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to conduct a workshop for PersonY to learn how to play poker because _ was passionate about teaching.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to conduct a workshop for PersonY to learn how to play poker because _ was passionate about learning.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not play sports in high school but PersonY did because _ was too weak to participate.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not play sports in high school but PersonY did because _ was very strong when participating.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a natural athletic ability that PersonY lacked, so _ excelled at sports in school.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a natural athletic ability that PersonY lacked, so _ failed at sports in school.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves to play sports, but PersonY really can't stand it because _ is more athletic.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to play sports, but PersonY really can't stand it because _ is more artistic.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was better at playing sports than PersonY was because _ was much more athletic.
Sentence 2: PersonX was better at playing sports than PersonY was although _ was much more athletic.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was far worse at playing sports than PersonY, because _ tended to be uncoordinated.
Sentence 2: PersonX was far worse at playing sports than PersonY, because _ tended to be lithe.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was very good at sports but PersonY was not. _ made it onto the football team.
Sentence 2: PersonX was very good at sports but PersonY was not. _ did not make the football team.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX loved sports while PersonY loved paintings and photography, _ often was seen at basketball venues.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX loved sports while PersonY loved paintings and photography, _ often was seen at art venues.


Input: Context Word: sports.

Output:
Sentence 1: The sports agent didn't offer a contract to PersonX, but gave one to PersonY, because _ is injured.
Sentence 2: The sports agent didn't offer a contract to PersonX, but gave one to PersonY, because _ is talented.


Input: Context Word: Horsepower.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to do all that he could to increase his engine's horsepower. _ was his customer.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to do all that he could to increase his engine's horsepower. _ was his mechanic.


Input: Context Word: remember.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found it easier to remember the school material than PersonY because _ studied at night.
Sentence 2: PersonX found it easier to remember the school material than PersonY because _ did not study at night.


Input: Context Word: remember.

Output:
Sentence 1: The birthday party was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did remember to bring a present.
Sentence 2: The birthday party was fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ did not remember to bring a present.


Input: Context Word: Septic Tank.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx had his Septic Tank damaged by the truck driven by persony over the septic tank and _ was angry.
Sentence 2: personx had his Septic Tank damaged by the truck driven by persony over the septic tank and _ was appologetic.


Input: Context Word: house plant.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's cat kept urinating in PersonY's favorite house plant. _ couldn't figure out how to stop her cat from ruining the plant.
Sentence 2: PersonX's cat kept urinating in PersonY's favorite house plant. _ was upset that no one could figure out how to stop her cat from ruining the plant.


Input: Context Word: heights.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was not afraid of heights but PersonY was, so _ always took the top bunk bed.
Sentence 2: PersonX was not afraid of heights but PersonY was, so _ always took the bottom bunk bed.


Input: Context Word: Boat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't really care to go on boat rides but PersonY loved a cruise around the bay. _ had a problem with seasickness.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't really care to go on boat rides but PersonY loved a cruise around the bay. _ didn't have an issue with seasickness.


Input: Context Word: ready.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY was ready for the attack because _ heard the enemy approaching.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY was ready for the attack because _ did not hear the enemy approaching.


Input: Context Word: ready.

Output:
Sentence 1: Told to be ready by PersonX , PersonY has waiting a few minutes, _ is picking them up.
Sentence 2: Told to be ready by PersonX , PersonY has waiting a few minutes, _ is being picking up.


Input: Context Word: certificate.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX presented the golden certificate of excellence to PersonY after _ recognized all their achievements.
Sentence 2: PersonX presented the golden certificate of excellence to PersonY after _ accomplished all their achievements.


Input: Context Word: certificate.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to get a naturalization certificate so she asks for PersonY's advice, because _ needs help.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to get a naturalization certificate so she asks for PersonY's advice, because _ could help her.


Input: Context Word: siamese cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX likes siamese cats, but PersonY doesn't like them at all, so _ is a cat person.
Sentence 2: PersonX likes siamese cats, but PersonY doesn't like them at all, so _ isn't a cat person.


Input: Context Word: plywood.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought some plywood to make PersonY a door, _ showed how to put the door together.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought some plywood to make PersonY a door, _ watched how to put the door together.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a harder time breathing at high altitudes than PersonY due to _ being in terrible shape.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a harder time breathing at high altitudes than PersonY due to _ being in tip-top shape.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a lot of trouble breathing and PersonY does not due to _ being a smoker.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a lot of trouble breathing and PersonY does not due to _ being a nonsmoker.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX learns from PersonY what the breathing techniques in scuba diving are, because _ is new and just learning.
Sentence 2: PersonX learns from PersonY what the breathing techniques in scuba diving are, because _ is and expert and very experienced.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was having difficulty breathing while PersonY had none. _ needs to carry an inhaler with them.
Sentence 2: PersonX was having difficulty breathing while PersonY had none. _ doesn't need to carry an inhaler with them.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX woke up and had trouble breathing, so PersonY diagnosed him with sleep apnea, luckily for _ , it can be treated easily.
Sentence 2: PersonX woke up and had trouble breathing, so PersonY diagnosed him with sleep apnea, _ said it can be treated easily.


Input: Context Word: breathing.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX jogged regularly and PersonY did not, _ had no trouble breathing after the race.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX jogged regularly and PersonY did not, _ had trouble breathing after the race.


Input: Context Word: tanning bed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX invited PersonY to use the tanning bed, because _ didn't like getting an artifical tan.
Sentence 2: PersonX invited PersonY to use the tanning bed, but _ didn't like getting an artifical tan.


Input: Context Word: tanning bed.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's habit of tanning frequently in a tanning bed contrasts with PersonY's habit of spray tanning, so _ is at a higher risk of skin cancer.
Sentence 2: PersonX's habit of tanning frequently in a tanning bed contrasts with PersonY's habit of spray tanning, so _ is at a lower risk of skin cancer.


Input: Context Word: scone.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX invited PersonY to take a class together where they'd learn a new scone recipe, because _ didn't like doing things alone.
Sentence 2: PersonX invited PersonY to take a class together where they'd learn a new scone recipe, but _ preferred being  alone.


Input: Context Word: sleeping better.

Output:
Sentence 1: Sleeping better would help PersonX do better in the class PersonY teaches on the weekends, _ goes to class every weekend.
Sentence 2: Sleeping better would help PersonX do better in the class PersonY teaches on the weekends, _ teaches to class every weekend.


Input: Context Word: mouthpiece.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got into position and punched PersonY so hard that his mouthpiece flew right out because _ was a quick fighter.
Sentence 2: PersonX got into position and punched PersonY so hard that his mouthpiece flew right out because _ was unaware of the punch.


Input: Context Word: pay it forward.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's being taught how to pay it forward by PersonY, so _ is likely the younger person.
Sentence 2: PersonX's being taught how to pay it forward by PersonY, so _ is likely the older person.


Input: Context Word: researcher.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a better researcher than PersonY and  _  was conceited about it.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a better researcher than PersonY and  _  was sad about it.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX acted like a child while PersonY acted like an adult because _ was constantly throwing fits.
Sentence 2: PersonX acted like a child while PersonY acted like an adult because _ was constantly being patient.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX constantly warned PersonY about talking to strange adults because _ was weary of strangers.
Sentence 2: PersonX constantly warned PersonY about talking to strange adults because _ was naive about strangers.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was able to sign the business contract on behalf of PersonY, because _ was legally an adult.
Sentence 2: PersonX was able to sign the business contract on behalf of PersonY, because _ was not legally an adult.


Input: Context Word: adult.

Output:
Sentence 1: The parent prefer PersonX to talk to the adults and not PersonY because _ is respectful.
Sentence 2: The parent prefer PersonX to talk to the adults and not PersonY because _ is disrespectful.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: Chewing bubble gum was an issue for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had dentures.
Sentence 2: Chewing bubble gum was an issue for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had strong teeth.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the grocery store express checkout line, PersonX asked PersonY to buy _ some strawberry gum.
Sentence 2: In the grocery store express checkout line, PersonX told PersonY he'd buy _ some strawberry gum.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could blow bigger bubbles with gum compared to PersonY because _ chews gum everyday.
Sentence 2: PersonX could blow bigger bubbles with gum compared to PersonY because _ chews gum rarely.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated gum where as PersonY loved it because _ hated chewing for long periods of time.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated gum where as PersonY loved it because _ loved chewing for long periods of time.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX knew exactly how to get gum out of their hair unlike PersonY because _ knew the tricks to do it.
Sentence 2: PersonX knew exactly how to get gum out of their hair unlike PersonY because _ didn't know the tricks to do it.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX put gum in PersonY's hair, because _ was the sort of person to bully others all the time.
Sentence 2: PersonX put gum in PersonY's hair, because _ was the sort of person to be bullied all the time.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX thought PersonY probably had gum and asked for a piece, because _ had bad breath.
Sentence 2: PersonX thought PersonY probably had gum and asked for a piece, because _ had fresh breath.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was chewing gum and stuck it in PersonY's hair, so _ had to deal with them being angry.
Sentence 2: PersonX was chewing gum and stuck it in PersonY's hair, so _ had to deal with being sticky.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx had his gum swollen because of the candy persony gave him but _ left it untreated.
Sentence 2: personx had his gum swollen because of the candy persony gave him but _ gave him the treatment.


Input: Context Word: gum.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx was very angry at persony because _ had someone stuck a gum on her skin.
Sentence 2: personx was angry at persony because _ was someone that stuck a gum on her skin.


Input: Context Word: get a credit limit increase.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was happy to get a credit limit increase and PersonY was not because _ enjoyed the freedom of having a large limit.
Sentence 2: PersonX was happy to get a credit limit increase and PersonY was not because _ did not like having a large limit.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a lot less tricks in basketball than PersonY because _ just started playing last year.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a lot less tricks in basketball than PersonY because _ started playing ten years ago.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a lot more tricks up his sleeves compared to PersonY because _ was a great magician.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a lot more tricks up his sleeves compared to PersonY because _ was a very bad magician.


Input: Context Word: tricks.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was very good at performing tricks but PersonY was not. _ amazed all their friends at parties.
Sentence 2: PersonX was very good at performing tricks but PersonY was not. _ bored all their friends at parties.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to play in the band in school unlike PersonY, because _ was in love with music.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to play in the band in school unlike PersonY, because _ was in love with sports.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was the lead singer in the band, while PersonY played drums, so _ was usually in the front.
Sentence 2: PersonX was the lead singer in the band, while PersonY played drums, so _ was usually in the back.


Input: Context Word: band.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was the leader of the band, and PersonY was the drummer, so _ had to create the set list.
Sentence 2: PersonX was the leader of the band, and PersonY was the drummer, so _ had to follow the set list.


Input: Context Word: envelopes.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to lick envelopes to seal them but PersonY used a wet sponge instead. _ cut their tongue on the edge.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to lick envelopes to seal them but PersonY used a wet sponge instead. _ cut their finger on the edge.


Input: Context Word: envelopes.

Output:
Sentence 1: Sorting coupons was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ grouped them all in different envelopes.
Sentence 2: Sorting coupons was easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ did not group them in different envelopes.


Input: Context Word: sweetened.

Output:
Sentence 1: After PersonX won the cherry jam contest, PersonY still believed they should have won since _ sweetened with high calorie sweetener and the judges went by taste.
Sentence 2: After PersonX won the cherry jam contest, PersonY still believed they should have won since _ sweetened with low calorie sweetener and the judges went by taste.


Input: Context Word: ironing.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the hotel laundry room, PersonX burned PersonY's shirt while ironing it, so the manager wrote _ up.
Sentence 2: In the hotel laundry room, PersonX burned PersonY's shirt while ironing it, so the manager gave _ a refund.


Input: Context Word: Ceramics.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was much more skilled at ceramics than PersonY was because _ was very artistic.
Sentence 2: PersonX was much more skilled at ceramics than PersonY was because _ was very analytical.


Input: Context Word: cares.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX cares and helps PersonY all day at home because _ is a very good parent.
Sentence 2: PersonX cares and helps PersonY all day at home because _ is a very sick child.


Input: Context Word: cares.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX cares for her hair in a more proper manner than PersonY due to _ being a stylist.
Sentence 2: PersonX cares for her hair in a more proper manner than PersonY even though _ is a stylist.


Input: Context Word: Ants.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always wiped down their kitchen counter after every meal but PersonY let them go. _ never had problems with ants in the kitchen.
Sentence 2: PersonX always wiped down their kitchen counter after every meal but PersonY let them go. _ always had problems with ants in the kitchen.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: A cat was a good pet for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ really loved animals.
Sentence 2: A cat was a good pet for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ really hated
 animals.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: A cat was given to PersonX by PersonY because _ had just lost a cat.
Sentence 2: A cat was given to PersonX by PersonY because _ had just found a cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: Being a cat wise, PersonX bought a short haired cat, while PersonY went for a long haired cat and consequently _ spent less time grooming their cat.
Sentence 2: Being a cat wise, PersonX bought a short haired cat, while PersonY went for a long haired cat and consequently _ spent more time grooming their cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though PersonX liked animals generally more than PersonY _ couldn't to be around stand cat fur.
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX liked animals generally more than PersonY _ could to be around stand cat fur.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though PersonX liked animals less than PersonY, _ always considered themselves a cat person.
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX liked animals less than PersonY, _ never considered themselves a cat person.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: Everyone knew that PersonX was a cat person and PersonY was a dog person, so _ received cat toys for Christmas.
Sentence 2: Everyone knew that PersonX was a cat person and PersonY was a dog person, so _ received a dog collar for Christmas.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: Having a cat as a pet was really fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ wasn't allergic to them.
Sentence 2: Having a cat as a pet was really fun for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was very allergic to them.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always felt better when they visited PersonY partly because the cat sat on _ 's shoulder the whole time purring.
Sentence 2: PersonX always felt better when they visited PersonY even though the cat sat on _ :s shoulder the whole time purring.loudly.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always gave food to the stray cat although PersonY did not. _ was a very kind person.
Sentence 2: PersonX always gave food to the stray cat although PersonY did not. _ was a very mean person.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always wanted a pet cat while PersonY preferred amphibians. _ was scared of lizards.
Sentence 2: PersonX always wanted a pet cat while PersonY preferred amphibians. _ was bored by regular pets.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for help with the cat as _ does not like cats and is scared of them.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for help with the cat as _ loves cats and is not scared of them.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of their cat as _ was going out of town.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of their cat as _ was a professional cat sitter.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of their dog and cat because _ was going on vacation during spring break.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to take care of their dog and cat because _ was staying at home during spring vacation.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought a young pet cat from PersonY so _ wrote a check to cover the cost.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a young pet cat from PersonY so _ accepted a check to cover the cost.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY went to the animal shelter to adopt a cat because _ loves cats.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY went to the animal shelter to adopt a cat because _ hates cats.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX convinced PersonY to let them get another cat since he is rarely home and _ feels lonely.
Sentence 2: PersonX convinced PersonY to let them get another cat since he is rarely home and _ feels responsible.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX decided to adopt a foster cat, but PersonY wasn't able to, because _ moved frequently.
Sentence 2: PersonX decided to adopt a foster cat, but PersonY wasn't able to, because _ moved infrequently.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX doesn't want PersonY to hire a pet sitter for his cat, because _ has offered to do it for free.
Sentence 2: PersonX doesn't want PersonY to hire a pet sitter for his cat, but _ wants a professional to do it for pay.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed playing with cats and combing their fur much more than PersonY did, since _ had twelve pet cats.
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed playing with cats and combing their fur much more than PersonY did, and _ had no pet cats.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX forgot to take care of PersonY's cat while they were away and _ felt very bad about it.
Sentence 2: PersonX forgot to take care of PersonY's cat while they were away and _ felt very angry about it.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got a cat from the shelter but not PersonY because _ had a fascination of cats.
Sentence 2: PersonX got a cat from the shelter but not PersonY because _ had an allergy of cats.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got mad and kicked PersonY's cat, so _ was arrested by the police for cruelty to an animal.
Sentence 2: PersonX got mad and kicked PersonY's cat, so _ filed a complaint with the police for cruelty to an animal.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a cat as a pet but PersonY didn't have any pets because _ had little allergies in their system.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a cat as a pet but PersonY didn't have any pets because _ had many allergies in their system.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had always wanted to have a cat like PersonY had but _ was severely allergic.
Sentence 2: PersonX had always wanted to have a cat like PersonY had because _ wasn't allergic.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to clean their house more often than PersonY did because _ had a cat in their house.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to clean their house less often than PersonY did because _ had a cat in their house.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has more litter boxes in their house than PersonY because _ is more of a cat person.
Sentence 2: PersonX has more litter boxes in their house than PersonY because _ is just not a cat person.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has recently bought a cat and asks for an advice from PersonY, because _ know nothing about cats.
Sentence 2: PersonX has recently bought a cat and asks for an advice from PersonY, because _ know a lot about cats.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated cats, so when PersonY adopted one, _ stopped accepting invitations to hang out at his house.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated cats, so when PersonY adopted one, _ stopped giving invitations to hang out at his house.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a dog person while PersonY likes cats more, _ took his dog for a walk.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a dog person while PersonY likes cats more, _ took her cat for a walk.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a pet groomer, PersonY is not therefore _ is the best person to get advice from on grooming your cat.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a pet groomer, PersonY is not therefore _ is probably not the best person to get advice from on grooming your cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is really fond of cats but PersonY is allergic to cats. _ petted the cute kitty cat.
Sentence 2: PersonX is really fond of cats but PersonY is allergic to cats. _ avoided the cute kitty cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX just got a new cat, while PersonY is allergic to cats, but _ invited people over to see the new cat.
Sentence 2: PersonX just got a new cat, while PersonY is allergic to cats, so _ didn't get invited over to see the new cat.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX love to have cats but PersonY did not. _ adopted a cat at the local shelter.
Sentence 2: PersonX love to have cats but PersonY did not. _ adopted a dog at the local shelter.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves cats and PersonY has three, so _ asked if she could go to her house to see them.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves cats and PersonY has three, so she asked _ if she could come to her house to see them.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed help from PersonY to get his nervous cat into the carrier to take to the vet, because _ was having a hard time.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed help from PersonY to get his nervous cat into the carrier to take to the vet, and _ was happy to help.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX noticed the cat meowing to be fed before PersonY did, because _ had excellent hearing.
Sentence 2: PersonX noticed the cat meowing to be fed before PersonY did, because _ had poor hearing.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX owns three cats, while PersonY has none, so it is more likely that _ is the animal lover.
Sentence 2: PersonX owns three cats, while PersonY has none, so it is more likely that _ is the animal hater.


Input: Context Word: cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX played with the orange cat more than PersonY because _ was such an animal lover.
Sentence 2: PersonX ignored the orange cat more than PersonY because _ was such an animal lover.