Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to buy their partner roses but PersonY did not because _ was very romantic.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to buy their partner roses but PersonY did not because _ was very practical.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX likes gardening and growing roses more than PersonY since _ is more flexible and loves a good, vigorous workout outdoors.
Sentence 2: PersonX likes gardening and growing roses more than PersonY although _ is more flexible and loves a good, vigorous workout outdoors.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX regularly buys his wife roses as a surprise but PersonY doesn't because _ is very romantic.
Sentence 2: PersonX regularly buys his wife roses as a surprise but PersonY doesn't because _ is very pragmatic.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX started growing roses in a container and asked if PersonY wants to join her, because _ needed company.
Sentence 2: PersonX started growing roses in a container and asked if PersonY wants to join her, because _ had no hobby.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX watched PersonY prune their roses with great interest because _ was a novice gardener.
Sentence 2: PersonX watched PersonY prune their roses with great interest because _ was a professional landscaper.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: Roses were planted at the front of the house where PersonX and PersonY live because _  likes their scent.
Sentence 2: Roses were planted at the front of the house where PersonX and PersonY live but _  hates their scent.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: The roses grown by PersonX were taller than the ones of PersonY because _ had richer soil.
Sentence 2: The roses grown by PersonX were taller than the ones of PersonY because _ had poorer soil.


Input: Context Word: roses.

Output:
Sentence 1: The smell of roses was very pleasant to PersonX but PersonY was indifferent to it, since _ had a sensitive nose.
Sentence 2: The smell of roses was very pleasant to PersonX but PersonY was indifferent to it, since _ had anosmia.


Input: Context Word: spinach.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX brought PersonY their best spinach, so that _ could eat their creamed spinach at dinner.
Sentence 2: PersonX brought PersonY their best spinach, so that _ could cook their creamed spinach for dinner.


Input: Context Word: spinach.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves to eat spinach, but it tastes gross to PersonY, so _ likes vegetables.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to eat spinach, but it tastes gross to PersonY, so _ loathes vegetables.


Input: Context Word: repair.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help repair a broken table because _ didn't have any DIY tools.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help repair a broken table because _ had a lot of DIY tools.


Input: Context Word: repair.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was hired by PersonY to repair her broken laptop because _ was a very knowledgeable in how to fix computers.
Sentence 2: PersonX hired PersonY to repair her broken laptop because _ was a very knowledgeable in how to fix computers.


Input: Context Word: welded.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has never welded a thing in their life, but PersonY does it every day. _ works in business.
Sentence 2: PersonX has never welded a thing in their life, but PersonY does it every day. _ works in construction.


Input: Context Word: call center.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX interviewed PersonY for a position at the call center because _ was the hiring representative for the company.
Sentence 2: PersonX interviewed PersonY for a position at the call center because _ a potential candidate for the company.


Input: Context Word: lie detection.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't pass the lie detection test that PersonY did because _ had something to hide.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't pass the lie detection test that PersonY did because _ had nothing to hide.


Input: Context Word: medical condition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY about a medical condition they might have. _ felt like they were being helpful.
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY about a medical condition they might have. _ felt like they were being nosey.


Input: Context Word: olympics.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not share PersonY's dream of competing in the Olympics, because _ hated playing sports.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not share PersonY's dream of competing in the Olympics, because _ loved playing sports.


Input: Context Word: gardener.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't like to work in the yard but PersonY found it pleasing. _ hired a gardener to work on their grounds.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't like to work in the yard but PersonY found it pleasing. _ didn't use a gardener to work on their grounds.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: Exercising is something that is very important to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ is very slim.
Sentence 2: Exercising is something that is very important to PersonX but not to PersonY. _ is very fat.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX doesn't like exercising and PersonY enjoys it, so _ gained some weight over the year.
Sentence 2: PersonX doesn't like exercising and PersonY enjoys it, so _ dropped some weight over the year.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX lost a lot more weight than PersonY because _ spent so much time exercising.
Sentence 2: PersonX lost a lot more weight than PersonY because _ did not spend much time exercising.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made a detailed exercising and diet routine for PersonY because _ was a fitness trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX made a detailed exercising and diet routine for PersonY because _ need a fitness trainer.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's habits include exercising every day, but PersonY just sits on the couch all day. _ looks more attractive.
Sentence 2: PersonX's habits include exercising every day, but PersonY just sits on the couch all day. _ looks more unfit.


Input: Context Word: exercising.

Output:
Sentence 1: While exercising PersonX burned more calories then PersonY because _  ran on the treadmill for much longer.
Sentence 2: While exercising PersonX burned less calories then PersonY because _  ran on the treadmill for much longer.


Input: Context Word: social security.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX will be able to get social security years before PersonY, and that's because _ is older.
Sentence 2: PersonX will be able to get social security years before PersonY, and that's because _ is younger.


Input: Context Word: lower abs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had PersonY personally train her on strengthening her lower abs when _ got into an accident and couldn't train anymore.
Sentence 2: PersonX had PersonY personally train her on strengthening her lower abs, but _ got into an accident and couldn't train her anymore.


Input: Context Word: rules.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX  always had more difficulty following the rules than PersonY because _  has a very combative nature.
Sentence 2: PersonX  always had more difficulty following the rules than PersonY because _  has a very docile nature.


Input: Context Word: rules.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX accused PersonY of cheating, because _ was certain they'd gone out of their way to break the rules.
Sentence 2: PersonX accused PersonY of cheating, because _ had gone out of their way to break the rules.


Input: Context Word: rules.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX never followed the rules of the game unlike PersonY because _ had a disregard for them.
Sentence 2: PersonX never followed the rules of the game unlike PersonY because _ had a respect for them.


Input: Context Word: rules.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was required to follow strict rules, but the rules for PersonY were more lienent, which made _ feel more oppressed.
Sentence 2: PersonX was required to follow strict rules, but the rules for PersonY were more lienent, which made _ feel more free.


Input: Context Word: rules.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX always broke the rules and PersonY always followed them, _ was disciplined much more frequently.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX always broke the rules and PersonY always followed them, _ was disciplined much less frequently.


Input: Context Word: grinds.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX grinds their teeth a lot in their sleep, and PersonY does not, so _ is likely more stressed.
Sentence 2: PersonX grinds their teeth a lot in their sleep, and PersonY does not, so _ is likely more relaxed.


Input: Context Word: ribs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could not bend over to retrieve items unlike PersonY because _ had cracked ribs.
Sentence 2: PersonX could not bend over to retrieve items unlike PersonY because _ had sturdy ribs.


Input: Context Word: ribs.

Output:
Sentence 1: The ribs cooked by PersonX are much better tasting than PersonY's because _ uses a delicious sauce.
Sentence 2: The ribs cooked by PersonX are much better tasting than PersonY's because _ uses a bland sauce.


Input: Context Word: Elsa.

Output:
Sentence 1: Personx act better as Elsa than persony because _ use to enjoy the movie with her parents.
Sentence 2: Personx act worse as Elsa than persony because _ use to enjoy the movie with her parents.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: Once in Poland, PersonX enjoyed the trip more than PersonY because _ had a deeper understanding of the Polish language.
Sentence 2: Once in Poland, PersonX enjoyed the trip more than PersonY because _ had a shallow understanding of the Polish language.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to go on a trip to Los Angeles with her because _ is disabled.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to go on a trip to Los Angeles with her because _ is trusted.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not believe the trip would be as good as PersonY promised, because _ was too pessimistic.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not believe the trip would be as good as PersonY promised, because _ was too optimistic.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is invited on a road trip by PersonY, but _ isn't sure they want to be away that long.
Sentence 2: PersonX is invited on a road trip by PersonY, because _ isn't sure they want to be on the road alone for that long.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX planned the trip that she would take with PersonY , which was surprising since _ was usually the more disorganized.
Sentence 2: PersonX planned the trip that she would take with PersonY , which was surprising since _ was usually the more orderly.


Input: Context Word: trip.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took an extended trip while PersonY did all the work, so _ had a relaxing week.
Sentence 2: PersonX took an extended trip while PersonY did all the work, so _ had a stressful week.


Input: Context Word: eating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent the years eating sugary candy while PersonY ate vegetables, so _ ended up with diabetes.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent the years eating sugary candy while PersonY ate vegetables, so _ ended up with low cholesterol.


Input: Context Word: eating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was eating more than PersonY was eating for dinner because _ had skipped lunch.
Sentence 2: PersonX was eating more than PersonY was eating for dinner because _ had a big lunch.


Input: Context Word: eating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was mad at PersonY for eating all the food _ had bought for lunch.
Sentence 2: PersonX was yelled at by PersonY for eating all the food _ had bought for lunch.


Input: Context Word: eating.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's main vice is eating, while PersonY has a small appetite, so _ is more likely to be fat.
Sentence 2: PersonX's main vice is eating, while PersonY has a small appetite, so _ is more likely to be thin.


Input: Context Word: car seat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX installed a new car seat in the car for PersonY, then _ moved on to the next car.
Sentence 2: PersonX installed a new car seat in the car for PersonY, then _ drove to the next errand.


Input: Context Word: being a tutor.

Output:
Sentence 1: Being a tutor was a natural fit for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was very good at explaining new things to students.
Sentence 2: Being a tutor was a natural fit for PersonX but not PersonY, since _ was very bad at explaining new things to students.


Input: Context Word: delusional.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was delusional but PersonY was not so _ thought that voting for this political party was a good idea.
Sentence 2: PersonX was delusional but PersonY was not so _ thought that voting for this political party was a bad idea.


Input: Context Word: chipmunks.

Output:
Sentence 1: Feeding chipmunks was hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was afraid of animals.
Sentence 2: Feeding chipmunks was hard for PersonX but not PersonY because _ was acquainted with animals.


Input: Context Word: ivy.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated hiking outside while PersonY loved it because _ got infected by poison ivy last year.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated hiking outside while PersonY loved it because _ avoided infected by poison ivy last year.


Input: Context Word: allegations.

Output:
Sentence 1: False allegations is what PersonX Is accusing PersonY of, _ has been in court all day.
Sentence 2: False allegations is what PersonX Is accusing PersonY of, _ has been a witness in court all day.


Input: Context Word: allegations.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hired PersonY to be their lawyer so _ spent the day arguing the allegations were false.
Sentence 2: PersonX hired PersonY to be their lawyer but _ spent the day arguing the allegations were false.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output:
Sentence 1: Mother's Day is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ lost their mother.
Sentence 2: Mother's Day is harder for PersonX than it is for PersonY because _ still has their mother.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX hated playing tennis with his mother but PersonY loved it. She hated playing with _ .
Sentence 2: PersonX hated playing tennis with his mother but PersonY loved it. She loved playing with _ .


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output:
Sentence 1: The mother of PersonX was able to attend the wedding but not the mother of PersonY because _ mother is alive.
Sentence 2: The mother of PersonX was able to attend the wedding but not the mother of PersonY because _ mother is deceased.


Input: Context Word: mother.

Output:
Sentence 1: While playing at the park with their mother, PersonX got hurt from bumping heads with PersonY. _ cried because they were in pain.
Sentence 2: While playing at the park with their mother, PersonX got hurt from bumping heads with PersonY. _ cried because they caused the pain.


Input: Context Word: malware.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX created malware in her spare time until she was caught by PersonY since _ is a sociopath.
Sentence 2: PersonX created malware in her spare time until she was caught by PersonY since _ is a law-abiding citizen.


Input: Context Word: marshmallow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to make a marshmallow catapult and asks PersonY if he wants to join him, because _ would be bore alone.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to make a marshmallow catapult and asks PersonY if he wants to join him, so _ agrees to do it.


Input: Context Word: Dr. Martens boots.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the shoe store, PersonX bought PersonY a new pair of  Dr. Martens boots for her birthday. _ was excited to give her the boots as a present.
Sentence 2: At the shoe store, PersonX bought PersonY a new pair of  Dr. Martens boots for her birthday. _ was excited to get the boots as a present.


Input: Context Word: Love.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even after only dating for three months, PersonX fell in love with PersonY because _ was very obsessive.
Sentence 2: Even after only dating for three months, PersonX fell in love with PersonY because _ was very charismatic.


Input: Context Word: vaccine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not want to get a vaccine unlike PersonY because _ believed in bogus medicine.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not want to get a vaccine unlike PersonY because _ believed in actual medicine.


Input: Context Word: suspended.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was suspended from school instead of PersonY because _ spray painted graffiti in the bathroom.
Sentence 2: PersonX was suspended from school instead of PersonY because _ spray painted graffiti on the canvas.


Input: Context Word: suspended.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was suspended from school while PersonY was praised, because _ cheated on a test.
Sentence 2: PersonX was suspended from school while PersonY was praised, because _ did well on a test.


Input: Context Word: habit.

Output:
Sentence 1: A creature of habit is what PersonX has made his name on according to PersonY, _ likes having a routine.
Sentence 2: A creature of habit is what PersonX has made his name on according to PersonY, _ complements others routinely.


Input: Context Word: habit.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was a bad habit, but PersonX liked to gamble on the weekends. PersonY thought it was a waste of money but _ didn't care for his viewpoint.
Sentence 2: It was a bad habit, but PersonX liked to gamble on the weekends. PersonY thought it was a waste of money and _ had the right viewpoint.


Input: Context Word: habit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a harder time growing their nails than PersonY because _ has a habit of biting their nails.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a harder time growing their nails than PersonY because _ doesn't have a habit of biting their nails.


Input: Context Word: habit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to bite her fingernails while PersonY did not. _ had the bad habit.
Sentence 2: PersonX hated to bite her fingernails while PersonY enjoyed it. _ had the bad habit.


Input: Context Word: habit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was grossed out around PersonY, because _ was annoyed with their constant spitting habit.
Sentence 2: PersonX was grossed out around PersonY, because _ was always indulging their constant spitting habit.


Input: Context Word: crabgrass.

Output:
Sentence 1: The crabgrass on PersonX's front lawn was a nuisance, so he called PersonY because _ is a homeowner.
Sentence 2: The crabgrass on PersonX's front lawn was a nuisance, so he called PersonY because _ is a lawn specialist.


Input: Context Word: petroleum jelly.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used petroleum jelly on their skin but PersonY did not. _ had smooth moist skin.
Sentence 2: PersonX used petroleum jelly on their skin but PersonY did not. _ had dry flaky skin.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though PersonX had just started playing cricket while PersonY had been playing for several years, _ scored more goals that day.
Sentence 2: Even though PersonX had just started playing cricket while PersonY had been playing for several years, _ scored fewer goals that day.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the cricket match, PersonX beats PersonY by a lot of points, so _ is the winner.
Sentence 2: In the cricket match, PersonX beats PersonY by a lot of points, so _ is the loser.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX challenged PersonY to a one-on-one game of cricket, but _ didn't know that cricket is a team sport you can't play one-on-one.
Sentence 2: PersonX challenged PersonY to a one-on-one game of cricket, but _ explained that cricket is a team sport you can't play one-on-one.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was trying to learn cricket from PersonY even though _ generally found it boring.
Sentence 2: PersonX was trying to learn cricket from PersonY because _ generally found it very exciting.


Input: Context Word: cricket.

Output:
Sentence 1: While waiting on the cricket field, PersonX asked PersonY to go get the bats. _ set up the wickets while he got the bats.
Sentence 2: While waiting on the cricket field, PersonX asked PersonY to go get the bats. He set up the wickets while _ got the bats.


Input: Context Word: Microsoft Windows.

Output:
Sentence 1: Personx used a computer running on Microsoft Windows that he collected from persony after _ complained to him about not having one.
Sentence 2: Personx used a computer running on Microsoft Windows that he collected from persony after _ complained to him about not using one anymore.


Input: Context Word: couples.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX felt uncomfortable and suffered from high anxiety around other couples specially with PersonY because _ was an introvert.
Sentence 2: PersonX felt uncomfortable and suffered from high anxiety around other couples specially with PersonY because _ was an extrovert.


Input: Context Word: grilling.

Output:
Sentence 1: More people liked the food by PersonX than the food by PersonY because _ was better at grilling.
Sentence 2: More people hated the food by PersonX than the food by PersonY because _ was better at grilling.


Input: Context Word: Sweat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX worked much harder in the hot sun than PersonY, so _ was covered in sweat.
Sentence 2: PersonX worked much harder in the hot sun than PersonY, so _ did not sweat.


Input: Context Word: Ghost.

Output:
Sentence 1: personx always get scared whenever persony pretend to be a ghost and _ was not happy with that.
Sentence 2: personx always get scared whenever persony pretend to be a ghost and _ was happy with that.


Input: Context Word: inspirational speaker.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX helped more people improve their lives than PersonY since _ was an inspirational speaker.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped more people improve their lives than PersonY since _ was not an inspirational speaker.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: At school, PersonX had to pick up PersonY because _ needed to pick up treatment for lice.
Sentence 2: At school, PersonX had to pick up PersonY because _ needed to receive treatment for lice.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the hair salon, PersonX refused to wash PersonY's hair because _ was afraid of catching lice.
Sentence 2: At the hair salon, PersonX refused to wash PersonY;s hair because _ had already caught lice.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to treat his daughters hair for lice unlike PersonY because _ child got the lice.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to treat his daughters hair for lice unlike PersonY because _ child avoided the lice.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sat patiently as she picked lice out of PersonY's hair, which made _ feel helpful.
Sentence 2: PersonX sat patiently as she picked lice out of PersonY's hair, which made _ feel grateful.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX scratched their head more often than PersonY did because _ had a case of lice.
Sentence 2: PersonX scratched their head less often than PersonY did because _ had a case of lice.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took a bath less often than PersonY so _ was much more likely to get lice.
Sentence 2: PersonX took a bath less often than PersonY so _ was much more unlikely to get lice.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX tried on the old hat, but PersonY did not, and as a result _ found lice in their hair.
Sentence 2: PersonX tried on the old hat, but PersonY did not, and as a result _ did not find lice in their hair.


Input: Context Word: lice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was about to clean the lice out of PersonY's hair so _ rubbed some special shampoo in his hair.
Sentence 2: PersonX was about to puke from the lice in PersonY's hair so _ rubbed some special shampoo in his hair.


Input: Context Word: Eczema.

Output:
Sentence 1: The eczema was so bad that PersonX suggest that PersonY see a doctor but _ was ignored.
Sentence 2: The eczema was so bad that PersonX suggest that PersonY see a doctor but _ ignored him.


Input: Context Word: corporation.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked working for a big corporation but PersonY preferred to work for a small business. _ got a job at Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked working for a big corporation but PersonY preferred to work for a small business. _ got a job at Bob's Ice Cream.


Input: Context Word: corporation.

Output:
Sentence 1: Running a corporation is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ is better at managing people.
Sentence 2: Running a corporation is easier for PersonX than PersonY because _ is worse at managing people.


Input: Context Word: broiler.

Output:
Sentence 1: At work, PersonX uses a broiler a lot, but PersonY uses a chainsaw. That's because _ is a cook.
Sentence 2: At work, PersonX uses a broiler a lot, but PersonY uses a chainsaw. That's because _ is a tree cutter.


Input: Context Word: Tennis.

Output:
Sentence 1: Playing tennis is well suited to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had taken tennis lessons.
Sentence 2: Playing tennis is well suited to PersonX but not PersonY because _ had not taken tennis lessons.


Input: Context Word: roast.

Output:
Sentence 1: The roast that was made by PersonX is much tastier than the one that PersonY made because _ used better seasoning.
Sentence 2: The roast that was made by PersonX is much grosser than the one that PersonY made because _ used better seasoning.


Input: Context Word: Gerbils.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was revolted with PersonY getting gerbils, because _ was highly allergic to the animal.
Sentence 2: PersonX was revolted with PersonY getting gerbils, because _ was highly negligent to their animals.


Input: Context Word: mountain.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX advised PersonY not to climb the mountain. _ was afraid something bad would happen.
Sentence 2: PersonX advised PersonY not to climb the mountain.  _  felt nothing bad would happen.


Input: Context Word: mountain.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wasnt as prepared for the mountain as PersonY because _ slept poorly the night before.
Sentence 2: PersonX wasnt as prepared for the mountain as PersonY because _ snored loudly the night before.


Input: Context Word: Corn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX ate a lot of food containing corn but PersonY did not because _ was trying to increase carbohydrate consumption.
Sentence 2: PersonX ate a lot of food containing corn but PersonY did not because _ was trying to decrease carbohydrate consumption.


Input: Context Word: Corn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX grew corn on his farm and gave it all to PersonY because _ had no use for it.
Sentence 2: PersonX grew corn on his farm and gave it all to PersonY because _ had many uses for it.


Input: Context Word: Chinese superstitions.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed learning about Chinese superstitions but not PersonY because _ found them to be interesting.
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed learning about Chinese superstitions but not PersonY since _ found them to be boring.


Input: Context Word: Google.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a frequent user of Google, but PersonY never goes on there because _ loves the company.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a frequent user of Google, but PersonY never goes on there because _ hates the company.


Input: Context Word: Google.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX needs to know something she searches Google unlike PersonY, _ is familiar with the internet.
Sentence 2: When PersonX needs to know something she searches Google unlike PersonY, _ does not mess  with the internet.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the restaurant, PersonX did not eat the deluxe meat pizza PersonY ordered, as _ is vegan.
Sentence 2: At the restaurant, PersonX did not eat the deluxe meat pizza PersonY ordered, as _ eats meat.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave all her pizza to PersonY so _ had nothing for herself to eat that day.
Sentence 2: PersonX gave all her pizza to PersonY so _ had plenty for herself to eat that day.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved getting the pepperoni pizza that PersonY made at their restaurant, so _ ordered one for their house.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved getting the pepperoni pizza that PersonY made at their restaurant, so _ delivered one for their house.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved pepperoni on their pizza and PersonY loved sausage, so when it had just sausage _ was not very happy.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved pepperoni on their pizza and PersonY loved sausage, so when it had just pepperoni _ was not very happy.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to eat pizza but PersonY refrained as _ was very indifferent of their health.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to eat pizza but PersonY refrained as _ was very careless of their health.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a having a birthday party at a pizza parlor. PersonY was not invited because _ didn't like her.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a having a birthday party at a pizza parlor. PersonY was not invited because _ didn't like pizza.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: Pizza is PersonX's favorite type of food, but PersonY likes tacos, due to _ loving Italian cuisine.
Sentence 2: Pizza was PersonX's favorite type of food, but PersonY likes tacos, due to _ loving Mexican cuisine.


Input: Context Word: pizza.

Output:
Sentence 1: The pizza that PersonX makes is more delicious than PersonY's because _ is an Italian cook.
Sentence 2: The pizza that PersonX makes is more bland than PersonY's because _ is an Italian cook.


Input: Context Word: bedding.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was given new bedding by PersonY for his birthday; _ felt disappointed because he wanted something else.
Sentence 2: PersonX was given new bedding by PersonY for his birthday; _ felt bad because he wanted something else.


Input: Context Word: bedding.

Output:
Sentence 1: Silk bedding suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ liked the texture of the silk.
Sentence 2: Silk bedding suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ disliked the texture of the silk.


Input: Context Word: frequently.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX frequently avoided hanging out with PersonY, because _ was an isolation who just wanted to be alone.
Sentence 2: PersonX frequently avoided hanging out with PersonY, because _ was an egocentric who just wanted to be invasive.


Input: Context Word: frequently.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX frequently steals the ball away from PersonY in a basketball game because _ is quick.
Sentence 2: PersonX frequently steals the ball away from PersonY in a basketball game because _ is slow.


Input: Context Word: sprinkler.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the house, PersonX would leave the sprinkler on unlike PersonY because _ is forgetful.
Sentence 2: At the house, PersonX would leave the sprinkler on unlike PersonY because _ is reliable.


Input: Context Word: helping.

Output:
Sentence 1: More people liked to be around PersonX than around PersonY because _ liked helping others.
Sentence 2: Less people liked to be around PersonX than around PersonY because _ liked helping others.


Input: Context Word: helping.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX enjoys helping as many people as he can unlike PersonY because _ has a great heart.
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoys helping as many people as he can unlike PersonY because _ has a horrible heart.


Input: Context Word: helping.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was less likely to be seen helping others than PersonY since _ was very selfish.
Sentence 2: PersonX was less likely to be seen helping others than PersonY since _ was very selfless.


Input: Context Word: hangers.

Output:
Sentence 1: The hangers that PersonX uses to hang all of PersonY's shirts are flimsy, but _ thinks they've done a good job.
Sentence 2: The hangers that PersonX uses to hang all of PersonY's shirts are flimsy, so _ thinks they've done a lazy job.


Input: Context Word: driver's license.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX recently gave PersonY a ride to the hospital, because _ currently had a driver's license.
Sentence 2: PersonX recently gave PersonY a ride to the hospital, because _ never had a driver's license.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though they are both celebrities, PersonX feels less secure than PersonY because _ has a lazy security team.
Sentence 2: Even though they are both celebrities, PersonX feels less secure than PersonY because _ has a fantastic security team.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made it through airport security quickly but not PersonY because _ didn't have any luggage.
Sentence 2: PersonX made it through airport security quickly, but not PersonY because _ had some suspicious luggage.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took less time in security than PersonY did before the flight because _ had less baggage.
Sentence 2: PersonX took a longer time in security than PersonY did before the flight because _ had less baggage.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: Security at the airport hassles PersonX, but PersonY isn't hassled, and it's race related. _ is likely an Arab person.
Sentence 2: Security at the airport hassles PersonX, but PersonY isn't hassled, and it's race related. _ is likely a white person.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX had a VPN and virus scan on their computer and PersonY did not, _ had good security overall on their computer.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX had a VPN and virus scan on their computer and PersonY did not, _ had poor security overall on their computer.


Input: Context Word: security.

Output:
Sentence 1: The security PersonX craved was the kind PersonY had, as _ 's life was very chaotic.
Sentence 2: The security PersonX craved was the kind PersonY had, as _ 's life was very stable.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Alcohol is a love of PersonX's, but PersonY can't stand the stuff because _ is a big drinker.
Sentence 2: Alcohol is a love of PersonX's, but PersonY can't stand the stuff because _ is a sober alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the party, PersonX was more drunk than PersonY because _ loves to drink alcohol.
Sentence 2: At the party, PersonX was more sober than PersonY because _ loves to drink alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Currently, PersonX is being helped to beat their alcohol addiction by PersonY, so _ is the current addict.
Sentence 2: Currently, PersonX is being helped to beat their alcohol addiction by PersonY, so _ is the recovered addict.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Drinking alcohol always causes PersonX to lose control but not PersonY, so _ has to imbibe in moderation.
Sentence 2: Drinking alcohol always causes PersonX to lose control but not PersonY, so _ doesn't to imbibe in moderation.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Drinking alcohol suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a lot of self discipline and could control his intake.
Sentence 2: Drinking alcohol suited PersonX but not PersonY because _ didn't have a lot of self discipline and couldn't control his intake.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Going to a rehab facility was necessary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ drank too much alcohol.
Sentence 2: Going to a rehab facility was necessary for PersonX but not PersonY because _ never drank alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX drank alcohol to excess while PersonY rarely drank, so _ often had hangovers in the morning.
Sentence 2: PersonX drank alcohol to excess while PersonY rarely drank, so _ rarely had hangovers in the morning.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX drank her fill while PersonY abstained, since _ had a high tolerance for alcohol .
Sentence 2: PersonX drank her fill while PersonY abstained, since _ had a low tolerance for alcohol .


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX felt like they did not have any alcohol at the bar with PersonY because _ walked a straight line.
Sentence 2: PersonX felt like they had a lot of alcohol at the bar with PersonY because _ was walking a straight line.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to drive PersonY home after the party, because _ refused the alcohol all night.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to drive PersonY home after the party, because _ drank the alcohol all night.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX put rubbing alcohol on PersonY's injury, because _ was a trained nurse and knew it would help.
Sentence 2: PersonX put rubbing alcohol on PersonY's injury, but _ was a trained nurse and thought it would not help.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was helping PersonY abstain from drinking more alcohol because _ is a recovering alcoholic.
Sentence 2: PersonX was helping PersonY abstain from drinking more alcohol because _ is a current alcoholic.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more drunk than PersonY was at the party because _ had drank more alcohol.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more sober than PersonY was at the party because _ had drank more alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more likely to have wine with her meal than PersonY because _ was not known to drink alcohol.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more likely to have wine with her meal than PersonY because _ would often drink alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was tired of dealing with PersonY's alcohol problems, so _ told them to move out.
Sentence 2: PersonX was tired of dealing with PersonY's alcohol problems, so _ offered to move out.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX would use alcohol to cook while PersonY used tasteless marinade, and _ made more exotic dishes.
Sentence 2: PersonX would use alcohol to cook while PersonY used tasteless marinade, and _ made more mundane dishes.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Refraining from drinking was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ never enjoyed the taste of alcohol.
Sentence 2: Refraining from drinking was easy for PersonX but not PersonY, as _ always enjoyed the taste of alcohol.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: When it comes to alcohol, PersonX doesn't drink, but PersonY is a fiend. _ is currently a sober person.
Sentence 2: When it comes to alcohol, PersonX doesn't drink, but PersonY is a fiend. _ is currently an alcoholic person.


Input: Context Word: alcohol.

Output:
Sentence 1: Whereas PersonX regularly drank too much alcohol PersonY was  teetotal because _ was unconcerned about their liver.
Sentence 2: Whereas PersonX regularly drank too much alcohol PersonY was  teetotal because _ was worried about their liver.


Input: Context Word: Tricks.

Output:
Sentence 1: When PersonX learned the tricks of the trader faster than PersonY, _  had his manager praise him.
Sentence 2: When PersonX learned the tricks of the trader faster than PersonY, _ had his manager scold him.


Input: Context Word: porn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to learn from PersonY because _ is interested in acting in the porn industry.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to learn from PersonY even though _ is interested in acting in the porn industry.


Input: Context Word: achievements.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had fewer crowning achievements than PersonY, and so _ was upset with himself than not.
Sentence 2: PersonX had fewer crowning achievements than PersonY, and so _ was satisfied with himself than not.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to help them milk their cow because _ had a hard time doing it alone.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to help them milk their cow because _ had asked them not to do it alone.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a pig while PersonY had a cow so _ thought mines smaller so its better.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a pig while PersonY had a cow so _ thought mines larger so its better.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has never milked a cow, but PersonY does it every day, so _ is probably not a farmer.
Sentence 2: PersonX has never milked a cow, but PersonY does it every day, so _ is probably a farmer.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX shows PersonY how to milk a cow since _ knows how to deal with a cattle.
Sentence 2: PersonX shows PersonY how to milk a cow since _ knows less about dealing with cattles.


Input: Context Word: cow.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was better suited to milking the cow that PersonY because _ had grown up on a farm.
Sentence 2: PersonX was better suited to milking the cow that PersonY because _ had grown up in the city.


Input: Context Word: spring.

Output:
Sentence 1: Spring was a miserable time for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had awful allergies.
Sentence 2: Spring was a miserable time for PersonX but not for PersonY because _ had no allergies.


Input: Context Word: heavier.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is far heavier than PersonY, because _ spends most of their days eating cupcakes.
Sentence 2: PersonX is far heavier than PersonY, because _ spends most of their days eating celery.


Input: Context Word: eccentric.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX did not have Schizoid Personality Disorder and PersonY did, _ was rarely thought of as eccentric.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX did not have Schizoid Personality Disorder and PersonY did, _ was often thought of as eccentric.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX believed that PersonY was stealing their medication, so _ confronted them with the evidence.
Sentence 2: PersonX believed that PersonY was stealing their medication, but _ when confronted they denied the evidence.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has a cold and PersonY has the flu so _ is taking their medication.
Sentence 2: PersonX has a cold and PersonY has the flu so  _ shouldn't take medication.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed PersonY to pick up a medication at the store because _ didn't have a car.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed PersonY to pick up a medication at the store because _ had a car.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX prescribed PersonY the medication for strep throat at the appointment because _ was the physician.
Sentence 2: PersonX prescribed PersonY the medication for strep throat at the appointment because _ was the patient.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took the medication PersonY used to treat his asthma, so _ 's asthma was also relieved.
Sentence 2: PersonX took the medication PersonY used to treat his asthma, but only _ 's asthma was relieved.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was prescribed medication while PersonY took over the counter medicine because _ had an illness that was severe.
Sentence 2: PersonX was prescribed medication while PersonY took over the counter medicine because _ had an illness that was mild.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was worried about the side effects of the medication PersonY had prescribed, so _ asked several questions.
Sentence 2: PersonX was worried about the side effects of the medication PersonY had prescribed, so _ answered her questions.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's list of medications is quite long that he takes, but PersonY doesn't take any. _ has a sickly body.
Sentence 2: PersonX's list of medications is quite long that he takes, but PersonY doesn't take any. _ has a healthy body.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: The medication made PersonX sleepy but not PersonY because _ was susceptible to that side effect.
Sentence 2: The medication made PersonX sleepy but not PersonY because _ was resistant to that side effect.


Input: Context Word: medication.

Output:
Sentence 1: The medication was prescribed to PersonX and not PersonY because _ had an ear infection.
Sentence 2: The medication was not prescribed to PersonX and was to PersonY because _ had an ear infection.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the acting audition, PersonX failed to land the role, while PersonY got it. So, _ is pretty disheartened.
Sentence 2: At the acting audition, PersonX failed to land the role, while PersonY got it. So, _ is pretty happy.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got the starring role but not PersonY, because _ performed well at the audition.
Sentence 2: PersonX got the starring role but not PersonY, because _ performed poorly at the audition.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a theatrical agent, PersonY is not so _ will give the best advice on how to get an audition.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a theatrical agent, PersonY is not so _ will probably not give the best advice on how to get an audition.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to audition for the show that PersonY was casting, so _ performed her routine very carefully.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to audition for the show that PersonY was casting, so _ watched her routine very carefully.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to try out at the same audition as PersonY so _ asked to come along.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to try out at the same audition as PersonY so _ invited them to come along.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was excited for the audition for the spring musical. PersonY was nervous. _ comforted them and offered help with rehersals to feel more confident.
Sentence 2: PersonX was excited for the audition for the spring musical. PersonY was nervous. _ was comforted and accepted help with rehersals to feel more confident.


Input: Context Word: audition.

Output:
Sentence 1: The audition goes wonderfully for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ is a great actress.
Sentence 2: The audition goes terribly for PersonX, but not for PersonY because _ is a great actress.


Input: Context Word: traveled.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was considered to be more worldly than PersonY because _ had traveled to more places in the world.
Sentence 2: PersonX was considered to be less worldly than PersonY because _ had traveled to more places in the world.


Input: Context Word: dedication.

Output:
Sentence 1: A dedication is being warded to day and PersonX will be presenting to PersonY, _ is highly nervous.
Sentence 2: A dedication is being warded to day and PersonX will be presenting to PersonY, _ is high in achievement.


Input: Context Word: dedication.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX showed endless dedication to the unappreciative PersonY, so _ expended their energy for nothing.
Sentence 2: PersonX showed endless dedication to the unappreciative PersonY, so _ leeched all their energy selfishly.


Input: Context Word: market value.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to buy a house from PersonY, but _ could not pay market value.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to buy a house from PersonY, but _ wanted more than market value.


Input: Context Word: crib.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX's crib was too small for PersonY, because _ was at least six months older.
Sentence 2: PersonX's crib was too small for PersonY, although _ was at least six months older.


Input: Context Word: Nail.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went to the salon every week to get their nails did while PersonY did theirs at home. _ had flawless looking nails girl.
Sentence 2: PersonX went to the salon every week to get their nails did while PersonY did theirs at home. _ had raggedy looking nails girl.


Input: Context Word: plunger.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX instructed PersonY on how to use a plunger because _ was a master plumber.
Sentence 2: PersonX instructed PersonY on how to use a plunger because _ was an apprentice plumber.


Input: Context Word: plunger.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more skilled at unclogging toilets than PersonY, because _ knew how to use the plunger.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more skilled at unclogging toilets than PersonY, because _ didn't know how to use the plunger.


Input: Context Word: Juice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX drank PersonY's juice when they weren't looking last night so _ was hiding the bottle.
Sentence 2: PersonX drank PersonY's juice when they weren't looking last night so _ was looking for the bottle.


Input: Context Word: aspirin.

Output:
Sentence 1: Nautral living meant PersonX wouldn't even take aspirin, which PersonY thought foolish. _ believed any medication was bad.
Sentence 2: Nautral living meant PersonX wouldn't even take aspirin, which PersonY thought foolish. _ didn't believe any medication was bad.


Input: Context Word: aspirin.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used aspirin and over the counter drugs more often than PersonY because _ had worse health.
Sentence 2: PersonX used aspirin and over the counter drugs more often than PersonY because _ had better health.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for help as she didn't have the strength to lift it alone. _ had tried many times.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for help as she didn't have the strength to lift it alone. _ helped lift it.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX beat PersonY in the arm wrestling contest because _ had much more arm strength.
Sentence 2: PersonX beat PersonY in the arm wrestling contest because _ had much less arm strength.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't have the strength to lift the bricks unlike PersonY because _ had very weak muscles.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't have the strength to lift the bricks unlike PersonY because _ had very strong muscles.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got much bigger than PersonY after _ spent a year in the gym doing strength training.
Sentence 2: PersonX became much weaker than PersonY after _ spent a year in the gym doing strength training.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used all their strength to stop PersonY, so _ was tired after the exertion.
Sentence 2: PersonX used all their strength to stop PersonY, so _ was incarcerated after the exertion.


Input: Context Word: strength.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX won their arm wrestling contest with PersonY because _ has more shoulder and arm strength.
Sentence 2: PersonX lost their arm wrestling contest with PersonY because _ has more shoulder and arm strength.


Input: Context Word: thermostat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to turn up the heat on the thermostat because _ was cold.
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY to turn up the heat on the thermostat but _ was cold.


Input: Context Word: butt.

Output:
Sentence 1: The butt of PersonX is big, but PersonY has a tiny one. _ may need to lose a few pounds.
Sentence 2: The butt of PersonX is big, but PersonY has a tiny one. _ may need to gain a few pounds.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX created a better looking pottery piece than PersonY because _ remembered to cure the pottery.
Sentence 2: PersonX created a better looking pottery piece than PersonY because _ forgot to cure the pottery.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found a cure for cancer with the help of PersonY, however only _ was recognized at the ceremony.
Sentence 2: PersonX found a cure for cancer with the help of PersonY, however _ was ignored at the ceremony.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX knew how to cure a bleeding nose but PersonY did not because _ had an extensive knowledge of first aid.
Sentence 2: PersonX knew how to cure a bleeding nose but PersonY did not because _ had a limited  knowledge of first aid.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked to cure exotic meats for PersonY since _ liked the patience it required.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked to cure exotic meats for PersonY since _ hated the patience it required.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX sold PersonY a treatment session to help cure their spring allergies, because _ was congested.
Sentence 2: PersonX sold PersonY a treatment session to help cure their spring allergies, because _ was a homeopath.


Input: Context Word: cure.

Output:
Sentence 1: The cure was discovered by PersonX, and PersonY was jealous because _ was in the spotlight.
Sentence 2: The cure was discovered by PersonX, and PersonY was jealous because _ was in the room at the time.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output:
Sentence 1: Over the summer, PersonX moved to Texas to join PersonY because that was where _ lived.
Sentence 2: Over the summer, PersonX moved to Texas to join PersonY because that was where _ wanted to live.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to advise them about tourist attractions in Texas because _ hadn't been there before.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to advise them about tourist attractions in Texas because _ was a native Texan.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was invited by PersonY to try the new Texas style restaurant because _ loved BBQ meat.
Sentence 2: PersonX invited PersonY to try the new Texas style restaurant because _ loved BBQ meat.


Input: Context Word: Texas.

Output:
Sentence 1: Texas is home for PersonX, but PersonY lives in California. Based on sheer numbers, _ is more likely to be a Republican.
Sentence 2: Texas is home for PersonX, but PersonY lives in California. Based on sheer numbers, _ is more likely to be a Democrat.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output:
Sentence 1: Growing up PersonX was treated different then PersonY and scared of getting close to others, _ had a abusive childhood.
Sentence 2: Growing up PersonX was treated different then PersonY and scared of getting close to others, _ had a not so abusive childhood.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output:
Sentence 1: Knowing that PersonX was in an abusive relationship, PersonY offered a place to stay, because _ was being abused.
Sentence 2: Knowing that PersonX was in an abusive relationship, PersonY offered a place to stay, because _ was being concerned.


Input: Context Word: abusive.

Output:
Sentence 1: The state took the children from PersonX but not from PersonY because _ was an abusive parent.
Sentence 2: The state took the children from PersonX but not from PersonY because _ was not an abusive parent.


Input: Context Word: living.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is living with her extended family, PersonY is not which is why the house _ owns is crowded.
Sentence 2: PersonX is living with her extended family, PersonY is not which is why the house _ owns is not crowded.


Input: Context Word: educational scholarship fund.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX studied harder than PersonY because _ did have an educational scholarship fund to maintain.
Sentence 2: PersonX studied harder than PersonY since _ did not have an educational scholarship fund to maintain.


Input: Context Word: whistle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY to show him and his kids how to whistle really loud but _ reconsidered.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY to show him and his kids how to whistle really loud but _ refused.


Input: Context Word: almonds.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX recently found out he was allergic to almonds when PersonY brought some over.  _ regretted trying them.
Sentence 2: PersonX recently found out he was allergic to almonds when PersonY brought some over.  _ regretted offering them.


Input: Context Word: realtor.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY when the realtor was available for consultation, because _ he had forgotten.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY when the realtor was available for consultation, but _ he had forgotten.


Input: Context Word: aura.

Output:
Sentence 1: The psychic said PersonX had a positive aura and PersonY had a negative aura, so _ thanked the psychic.
Sentence 2: The psychic said PersonX had a positive aura and PersonY had a negative aura, so _ cursed the psychic.


Input: Context Word: monsters.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a child psychologist, PersonY is not therefore _ could give you advice about your child's fear of monsters.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a child psychologist, PersonY is not therefore _ could probably not give you good advice about your child's fear of monsters.


Input: Context Word: elbows.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had clean and unstained elbows but not PersonY because _ used a pumice stone to clean them.
Sentence 2: PersonX had clean and unstained elbows but not PersonY because _ didn't use a pumice stone to clean them.


Input: Context Word: customer.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX didn't greet the customer while PersonY did because _ worked in the back of the store.
Sentence 2: PersonX didn't greet the customer while PersonY did because _ worked in the front of the store.


Input: Context Word: customer.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had more experience in customer service than PersonY, so _ was promoted to manager.
Sentence 2: PersonX had more experience in customer service than PersonY, so _ was not promoted to manager.


Input: Context Word: Window.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX spent all day looking out the window and watching PersonY's every move, so _ was considered a stalker.
Sentence 2: PersonX spent all day looking out the window and watching PersonY's every move, so _ thought he was a stalker.


Input: Context Word: Softball.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was really skilled at softball compared to PersonY because _ practiced the sport all the time.
Sentence 2: PersonX was really skilled at softball compared to PersonY because _ did not practice the sport all the time.


Input: Context Word: goth.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a soft spot for goth fashion, which PersonY wore, so _ was always nice to them.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a soft spot for goth fashion, which PersonY wore, so _ was always appealing to them.


Input: Context Word: daydreams.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was very grounded but PersonY often got lost in their daydreams. _ was very serious all the  time.
Sentence 2: PersonX was very grounded but PersonY often got lost in their daydreams. _ was very capricious all the  time.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to learn a new language because _ had a learning disability.
Sentence 2: It was hard for PersonX but not PersonY to learn a new language because _ did not have a learning disability.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was important for PersonX to learn about other cultures but not to PersonY as _ was very curious.
Sentence 2: It was important for PersonX to learn about other cultures but not to PersonY as _ was very disinterested.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX couldn't wait to learn what PersonY had to teach, so _ rushed to take notes on the lesson.
Sentence 2: PersonX couldn't wait to learn what PersonY had to teach, so _ happily gave notes on the lesson.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found it very easy to learn chemistry but PersonY did not because _ was quite clever.
Sentence 2: PersonX found it very easy to learn chemistry but PersonY did not because _ was quite stupid.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to learn how to speak Chinese for his job unlike PersonY, because _ worked in China.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to learn how to speak Chinese for his job unlike PersonY, because _ worked in England.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is very bright and eager to learn new things, PersonY is not and due to that _ will excel.
Sentence 2: PersonX is very bright and eager to learn new things, PersonY is not and due to that _ will not excel.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX learned to speak Italian to impress PersonY, but _ didn't seem to remember much.
Sentence 2: PersonX learned to speak Italian to impress PersonY, but _ didn't seem to notice much.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made a better grade on the report card than PersonY because _ had learned more in class.
Sentence 2: PersonX made a better grade on the report card than PersonY although _ had learned more in class.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX refused to learn any life lessons from PersonY, even though _ needed the knowledge.
Sentence 2: PersonX refused to learn any life lessons from PersonY, even though _ offered the knowledge.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to learn French but PersonY did not because _ was curious towards other cultures.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to learn French but PersonY did not because _ was indifferent towards other cultures.


Input: Context Word: learn.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was eager to learn taxidermy from PersonY , as _ was new with this art.
Sentence 2: PersonX was eager to learn taxidermy from PersonY , as _ was experienced with this art.


Input: Context Word: bird feeder.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to put a bird feeder in the backyard with PersonYs help, because _ loved looking at birds.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to put a bird feeder in the backyard with PersonYs help, but _ hated looking at birds.


Input: Context Word: bird feeder.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to put up bird feeder in PersonYs backyard, however _ couldn't find suitable one.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to put up bird feeder in PersonYs backyard, although _ already found suitable one.


Input: Context Word: hated.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a long list of things that they hated while PersonY's list was very short, since _ was generally very disagreeable.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a long list of things that they hated while PersonY's list was very short, since _ was generally very agreeable.


Input: Context Word: junk.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is always receiving uninterested junk mail in her inbox from PersonY, so _ blocks her.
Sentence 2: PersonX is always receiving uninterested junk mail in her inbox from PersonY, so _ is annoying.


Input: Context Word: junk.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX nagged PersonY to throw stuff away, because _ was tired of seeing junk all over the place.
Sentence 2: PersonX was nagged PersonY to throw stuff away, because _ was tired of seeing junk all over the place.


Input: Context Word: more of a supportive friend.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more of a supportive friend than PersonY because _ liked to listen to problems.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more of a supportive friend than PersonY because _ did not like to listen to problems.


Input: Context Word: armpit.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX often had a foul smell coming from their armpit but PersonY didn't, so _ had to go to Target and buy some deodorant.
Sentence 2: PersonX often had a foul smell coming from their armpit but PersonY didn't, so _ had to go to Target and buy some shoes.


Input: Context Word: learned to be patient.

Output:
Sentence 1: The dog kept running off in the park, which drove PersonX mad but not PersonY because _ had not learned to be patient with him.
Sentence 2: The dog kept running off in the park, which drove PersonX mad but not PersonY because _ had learned to be patient with him.


Input: Context Word: feral cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: A feral cat was seen in PersonX backyard by PersonY , _ needs help looking out for her private property.
Sentence 2: A feral cat was seen in PersonX backyard by PersonY , _ is good a looking out for private property.


Input: Context Word: feral cat.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX took in a feral cat, but personY hates cats, so _ is likely a cat person in general.
Sentence 2: PersonX took in a feral cat, but personY hates cats, so _ is likely a dog person in general.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was buying a car from PersonY so _ had a lot of questions about the car.
Sentence 2: PersonX was buying a car from PersonY so _ had a lot of answers about the car.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was buying more books while PersonY was buying more video games because _ was more studious.
Sentence 2: PersonX was buying more books while PersonY was buying more video games because _ was less serious.


Input: Context Word: buying.

Output:
Sentence 1: When buying a home, PersonX doesn't have as much money to spend as PersonY, so _ buys a 1 bedroom house.
Sentence 2: When buying a home, PersonX doesn't have as much money to spend as PersonY, so _ buys a 5 bedroom house.


Input: Context Word: ventriloquist.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was training PersonY to be a ventriloquist, and _ had been teaching ventriloquism for a very long time.
Sentence 2: PersonX was training PersonY to be a ventriloquist, and _ had been wanting to learn ventriloquism for a very long time.


Input: Context Word: Depression.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was diagnosed with depression on Thursday by PersonY, something that _ was very afraid of.
Sentence 2: PersonX was diagnosed with depression on Thursday by PersonY, something that _ was very intrigued by.


Input: Context Word: Telemarketer.

Output:
Sentence 1: Telemarketers calling at odd hours greatly vexed PersonX but not PersonY. _ added their number to the Do Not Call List.
Sentence 2: Telemarketers calling at odd hours greatly vexed PersonX but not PersonY. _ didn't add their number to the Do Not Call List.


Input: Context Word: elementary school.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX interviewed for a position at PersonY's elementary school, so she asked for advice. _ used what she learned to get the job.
Sentence 2: PersonX interviewed for a position at PersonY's elementary school, so she asked for advice. _ helped her to get the job.


Input: Context Word: Engagement Ring.

Output:
Sentence 1: Personx lost her Engagement Ring while swimming with persony in the pool despite the fact that _ was warned several times.
Sentence 2: Personx lost her Engagement Ring while swimming with persony in the pool despite the fact that _ warned her several times.


Input: Context Word: shoot.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had to show PersonY the right way to shoot , as _ had much experience with firearms.
Sentence 2: PersonX had to show PersonY the right way to shoot , as _ had no experience with firearms.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX needed to study. PersonY recommended going to the library where it was quiet. _ ignored the advice.
Sentence 2: PersonX needed to study. PersonY recommended going to the library where it was quiet. _ offered the advice.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was always a quiet boy growing up compared to PersonY, because _ had zero friends.
Sentence 2: PersonX was always a quiet boy growing up compared to PersonY, because _ had many friends.


Input: Context Word: quiet.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was always a sort of quiet person while PersonY was not, so _ is introverted.
Sentence 2: PersonX was always a sort of quiet person while PersonY was not, so _ is extroverted.


Input: Context Word: rid.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX implored PersonY to get rid of the birth mark on her shoulder, as _ thought it was ugly.
Sentence 2: PersonX implored PersonY to get rid of the birth mark on her shoulder, but _ thought it was beautiful.


Input: Context Word: rid.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX looked throughout the whole house to get rid of the bugs for PersonY's sanity because _ was an exterminator.
Sentence 2: PersonX looked throughout the whole house to get rid of the bugs for PersonY's sanity because _ was a homeowner.


Input: Context Word: rid.

Output:
Sentence 1: To get rid of mice, PersonX suggested poison to PersonY, because _ felt it had worked well before.
Sentence 2: To get rid of mice, PersonX suggested poison to PersonY, but _ felt it had worked poorly before.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: At dinner last night, PersonX got a glass of red wine, while PersonY drank white. _ likes a smokier finish to their wine.
Sentence 2: At dinner last night, PersonX got a glass of red wine, while PersonY drank white. _ likes a lighter finish to their wine.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the winery PersonX and PersonY tried the same kind of wine and _ thought it was delicious.
Sentence 2: At the winery PersonX and PersonY tried the same kind of wine and _ thought it was too dry.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: Judging a good wine was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a thorough knowledge of wines.
Sentence 2: Judging a good wine was easy for PersonX but not PersonY because _ had a poor knowledge of wines.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX but not PersonY was expelled from school because _ had brought a bottle of wine to the cafeteria.
Sentence 2: PersonX but not PersonY was expelled from school because _ had not brought a bottle of wine to the cafeteria.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX could not open the bottle of wine without PersonY because _ did not have a cork screw.
Sentence 2: PersonX could not open the bottle of wine without PersonY, but _  could not find a cork screw.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not want to be a sommelier like PersonY because _ was disinterested by wine.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not want to be a sommelier like PersonY because _ was fascinated by wine.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX drank 15 glasses of wine at the party while PersonY only drank 1, because _ was a reckless drinker.
Sentence 2: PersonX drank 15 glasses of wine at the party while PersonY only drank 1, because _ was a responsible drinker.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX drank more wine than PersonY at the wine tasting, because _  enjoyed drinking and forgot to spit it out.
Sentence 2: PersonX drank more wine than PersonY at the wine tasting because _ enjoyed chatting and forgot to drink it.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX enjoyed wine at the party while PersonY did not, because _ was always more of a wine drinker than the other.
Sentence 2: PersonX enjoyed wine at the party while PersonY did not, because _ was always more of a beer drinker than the other.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY wine as a housewarming gift, and _ appreciated being invited to the party.
Sentence 2: PersonX gave PersonY wine as a housewarming gift, and _ appreciated being given the gift.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave her glass of red wine to PersonY, because _ preferred to stay sober.
Sentence 2: PersonX gave her glass of red wine to PersonY, because _ preferred to stay inebriated.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has accidently spilled some red wine of PersonY's wooden fence, so _ feels sorry.
Sentence 2: PersonX has accidently spilled some red wine of PersonY's wooden fence, so _ feels angry.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX liked the taste of wine but PersonY liked beer better. _ ordered a glass of chardonnay with their dinner.
Sentence 2: PersonX liked the taste of wine but PersonY liked beer better. _ ordered a glass of ale with their dinner.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX likes to drink wine, while PersonY prefers a light beer, so _ is more refined.
Sentence 2: PersonX likes to drink wine, while PersonY prefers a light beer, so _ is more down-to-earth.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY about his marriage to a smart and cute person they both know. Later _ received a nice bottle of wine to congratulate him.
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY about his marriage to a smart and cute person they both know. Later _ felt lonely and opened a nice bottle of wine to console himself.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX used to drink a lot of wine and PersonY did not because _ was an alcoholic.
Sentence 2: PersonX used to drink a lot of wine and PersonY did not because _ was a teetotaller.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more drunk than PersonY was because _ had drank more of the wine at the party.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more sober than PersonY was because _ had drank more of the wine at the party.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX went wine tasting and asked PersonY to come along because _ liked to make it a social event.
Sentence 2: PersonX went wine tasting and asked PersonY to come along but _ liked to make it a personal event.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: The wine PersonX brought to the party of PersonY is nice because _ is a rich person.
Sentence 2: The wine PersonX brought to the party of PersonY is crap because _ is a poor person.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: The wine at PersonX's restaurant is of better quality than PersonY's because _ owns an upscale place.
Sentence 2: The wine at PersonX's restaurant is of better quality than PersonY's because _ owns an lower scale place.


Input: Context Word: wine.

Output:
Sentence 1: Wine is a favorite of PersonX, while PersonY prefers a nice whiskey. This means _ probably likes a mellower drink.
Sentence 2: Wine is a favorite of PersonX, while PersonY prefers a nice whiskey. This means _ probably likes a stiffer drink.


Input: Context Word: physics.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX studied very hard for the physics test but PersonY didn't. _ got a good grade on their test.
Sentence 2: PersonX studied very hard for the physics test but PersonY didn't. _ got a bad grade on their test.


Input: Context Word: physics.

Output:
Sentence 1: Physics was always tough for PersonX, while it wasn't for PersonY, so _ learned from the other.
Sentence 2: Physics was always tough for PersonX, while it wasn't for PersonY, so _ taught the other.


Input: Context Word: physics.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX studied physics while PersonY studied English, _ knew a lot about science and testing.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX studied physics while PersonY studied English, _ knew a lot about English literature.


Input: Context Word: Celery.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wanted to make celery juice while visiting PersonY, so _ asked if she could use the blender.
Sentence 2: PersonX wanted to make celery juice while visiting PersonY, so she asked _  if she could use the blender.


Input: Context Word: found.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX found out who the long lost relatives were unlike PersonY because _ received lots of documentation.
Sentence 2: PersonX found out who the long lost relatives were unlike PersonY because _ had not received lots of documentation.


Input: Context Word: auto body repair technician.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX studied to become an auto body repair technician but not PersonY, because _ was enthusiastic about cars.
Sentence 2: PersonX studied to become an auto body repair technician but not PersonY, because _ was not interested in cars.


Input: Context Word: crocodile.

Output:
Sentence 1: The crocodile got close to the boat which terrified PersonX and excited PersonY. _ was fearful around big animals.
Sentence 2: The crocodile got close to the boat which terrified PersonX and excited PersonY. _ was fearless around big animals.


Input: Context Word: academic.

Output:
Sentence 1: Academic success came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had developed good study habits.
Sentence 2: Academic success came easier to PersonX than PersonY because _ had not developed good study habits.


Input: Context Word: academic.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more academic than PersonY was because _ had attended more schools and institutes.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more academic than PersonY was because _ had attended less schools and institutes.


Input: Context Word: mix.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not need a recipe in order to mix a cake but PersonY did because _ was an instinctive baker.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not need a recipe in order to mix a cake but PersonY did because _ was an inept baker.


Input: Context Word: mix.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX knew better than to mix it up with PersonY because _ was a terrible fighter.
Sentence 2: PersonX knew better than to mix it up with PersonY because _ was a dominant fighter.


Input: Context Word: tomboy.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is a tomboy and PersonY is feminine, so _ likes to wear sporty dark colored clothing.
Sentence 2: PersonX is a tomboy and PersonY is feminine, so _ likes to wear stylish pink colored clothing.


Input: Context Word: tomboy.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was the tomboy and more into rough play than PersonY, as _ enjoyed hanging out and playing with boys.
Sentence 2: PersonX was the tomboy and more into rough play than PersonY, as _ enjoyed hanging out and playing with dolls.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the dance, PersonX tries to flirt with PersonY because _ has a big crush.
Sentence 2: At the dance, PersonX tries to flirt with PersonY because _ has a great personality.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX was in a relationship but PersonY was single, _ would never flirt with women at the bars.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX was in a relationship but PersonY was single, _ would often flirt with women at the bars.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX accused PersonY of being a flirt because she was always touching men's arms. _ thought this behavior was trashy.
Sentence 2: PersonX accused PersonY of being a flirt because she was always touching men's arms. _ thought this behavior was normal.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX cheeked advice from PersonY on how to flirt so _ could ask out their crush.
Sentence 2: PersonX gave advice to PersonY on how to flirt so _ could ask out their crush.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to flirt and be the center of attention, but PersonY was more of a wallflower, because _ was shy.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to flirt and be the center of attention, but PersonY was more of a wallflower, because _ was outgoing.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves to flirt but PersonY does not. _ is able to find a lot of people to go on dates.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves to flirt but PersonY does not. _ is able to find very few people to go on dates.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX saw PersonY constantly flirt with men in the office. _ thought it was inappropriate in a place of business and she wouldn't be respected by their coworkers.
Sentence 2: PersonX saw PersonY constantly flirt with men in the office. _ thought it was normal in a place of business and she was admired by their coworkers.


Input: Context Word: flirt.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was lonelier than PersonY because _ was much too shy to flirt with girls.
Sentence 2: PersonX was lonelier than PersonY because _ was never too shy to flirt with girls.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has more muscle.
Sentence 2: Even though they weigh the same on the scale, PersonX looks smaller than PersonY because _ has less muscle.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 250 lbs on the bar.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a lot of muscle while PersonY is slim with a slight build so _ put 10 lbs on the bar.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _ worked out with weights every day at the gym.
Sentence 2: PersonX had more muscle than PersonY, because _  never worked out with weights at the gym.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who exercised.
Sentence 2: PersonX had poor muscle tone while PersonY was toned and slim, even though _ was the one who slacked.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was an excellent trainer.
Sentence 2: PersonX helped PersonY with his form at the gym and showed him how to gain muscle; to his credit, _ was a diligent client.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel pain.
Sentence 2: PersonX pulled a muscle during their wrestling match with PersonY, which made _ feel guilty.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ wasn't sore after their gym session.
Sentence 2: PersonX stretched their muscles before they worked out but PersonY didn't bother. _ hurt themself during their gym session.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting to help relax the muscles.
Sentence 2: PersonX was massaging PersonY's back muscles by hand because _ was wanting help to relax their muscles.


Input: Context Word: muscle.

Output:
Sentence 1: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ stretched enough.
Sentence 2: When performing the exercise, PersonX but not PersonY pulled a muscle because _ didn't stretch enough.


Input: Context Word: outdoor.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loved to play outdoor while PersonY preferred being indoors, watching TV, as _ loved nature.
Sentence 2: PersonX loved to play outdoor while PersonY preferred being indoors, watching TV as _ loved cartoons.


Input: Context Word: outdoor.

Output:
Sentence 1: So _ likes being outdoor because PersonX likes the fresh air and the open space and PersonY don't.
Sentence 2: So _ hates being outdoor because PersonX likes the fresh air and the open space and PersonY don't.


Input: Context Word: memorial.

Output:
Sentence 1: While at the funeral parlor, PersonX had to plan the memorial instead of PersonY because _ had experience with the situation.
Sentence 2: While at the funeral parlor, PersonX had to plan the memorial instead of PersonY because _ was a novice with the situation.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: At the cook off, PersonX made a better cake than PersonY because _ had used fresh eggs.
Sentence 2: At the cook off, PersonX made a better cake than PersonY because _ had used expired eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: Because PersonX wanted to make a mess and PersonY did not, _ cracked her eggs and opened them over the counter.
Sentence 2: Because PersonX wanted to make a mess and PersonY did not, _ cracked her eggs and opened them over the bowl.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: Making dinner for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he loves to eat eggs all day.
Sentence 2: Making dinner for PersonX but not PersonY because _ he doesn't love to eat eggs all day.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: On Monday, PersonX made PersonY eggs for an early breakfast, because _ is great at making fried eggs.
Sentence 2: On Monday, PersonX made PersonY eggs for an early breakfast, but _ does not like fried eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: People don't like the eggs that PersonX farms as much as PersonY's due to _ growing with chemicals.
Sentence 2: People don't like the eggs that PersonX farms as much as PersonY's due to _ growing organically.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX always ate more eggs than PersonY because _ lived a healthy lifestyle and needed a lot of protein.
Sentence 2: PersonX always ate less eggs than PersonY because _ lived a healthy lifestyle and needed a lot of protein.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX boils his eggs for 8 minets while PersonY boils them for only 4, because _ like hard boiled eggs.
Sentence 2: PersonX boils his eggs for 8 minets while PersonY boils them for only 4, because _ like soft boiled eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX eats a lot more eggs and cheese than PersonY because _ follows a carnivore diet.
Sentence 2: PersonX eats a lot more eggs and cheese than PersonY because _ follows a vegan diet.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX gave PersonY a dozen fresh eggs because _ lived on a farm with chickens.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for a dozen fresh eggs because _ lived on a farm with chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has much better experience incubating eggs than PersonY ever did, so _ hatched healthy chickens.
Sentence 2: PersonX has much better experience incubating eggs than PersonY ever did, so _ hatched sickly chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX just loves scrambled eggs for dinner but PersonY prefers them for breakfast. _ had ham and eggs for supper.
Sentence 2: PersonX just loves scrambled eggs for dinner but PersonY prefers them for breakfast. _ had ham and eggs for brunch.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX loves the taste of eggs but PersonY hates eggs. _ ordered an omelette for breakfast.
Sentence 2: PersonX loves the taste of eggs but PersonY hates eggs. _ ordered a waffle for breakfast.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX started the morning with a breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon but not PersonY _ is a carnivore.
Sentence 2: PersonX started the morning with a breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon but not PersonY _ is a vegetarian.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY although _ couldn't even boil eggs correctly.
Sentence 2: PersonX was a much better cook than PersonY because _ couldn't even boil eggs correctly.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was about to cook eggs while PersonY was about to have cereal, so _ prepared to crack the eggs.
Sentence 2: PersonX was about to cook eggs while PersonY was about to have cereal, so _ prepared to pour  the milk.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was afraid of PersonY, because _ had just broken all the eggs she brought home.
Sentence 2: PersonX was upset at PersonY, because _ had just broken all the eggs she brought home.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was on a vegan diet but not PersonY so _ always refused to eat eggs.
Sentence 2: PersonX was on a vegan diet but not PersonY so _ never refused to eat eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: The easter eggs that PersonX but not PersonY made looked great because _ rushed through it.
Sentence 2: The easter eggs that PersonX but not PersonY made looked great because _ took their time.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: The eggs from PersonX's farm taste better than the ones PersonY produces. _ likely has healthier chickens.
Sentence 2: The eggs from PersonX's farm taste better than the ones PersonY produces. _ likely has unhealthy chickens.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: The hens were worth their trouble to PersonX but not to PersonY becasue _ loved the free eggs.
Sentence 2: The hens were worth their trouble to PersonX but not to PersonY becasue _ didn't like eggs.


Input: Context Word: eggs.

Output:
Sentence 1: While PersonX was not the healthy vegetarian PersonY was, _ hated to eat scrambled eggs.
Sentence 2: While PersonX was not the healthy vegetarian PersonY was, _ loved to eat scrambled eggs.


Input: Context Word: relate.

Output:
Sentence 1: Everyone can relate to PersonX, while PersonY has a harder time getting along with others. _ is personable.
Sentence 2: Everyone can relate to PersonX, while PersonY has a harder time getting along with others. _ is an introvert.


Input: Context Word: advertise.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX has more customers visiting their shop than PersonY because _ knows how to advertise well.
Sentence 2: PersonX has more customers visiting their shop than PersonY because _ doesn't know how to advertise very well.


Input: Context Word: advertise.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX wants to advertise on PersonY's webpage, but _ keeps forgetting to write the ad copy.
Sentence 2: PersonX wants to advertise on PersonY's webpage, but _ keeps forgetting to post the ad copy.


Input: Context Word: disco party.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is having a disco party next week and put PersonY in charge of telling everybody, _ likes to give orders to others.
Sentence 2: PersonX is having a disco party next week and put PersonY in charge of telling everybody, _ takes orders from others.


Input: Context Word: diabetes journal.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX told PersonY to keep track of food and glucose levels in a diabetes journal because _ has experience with diabetes.
Sentence 2: PersonX told PersonY to keep track of food and glucose levels in a diabetes journal because _ is inexperienced with diabetes.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output:
Sentence 1: It was harder for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY because _ had many more piercings.
Sentence 2: It was easier for PersonX to get a job than it was for PersonY because _ had many more piercings.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX forbids PersonY from getting any more piercings on her body because _ is a strict parent.
Sentence 2: PersonX forbids PersonY from getting any more piercings on her body because _ is a rebellious kid.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX got the job at the tattoo shop even though PersonY applied because _ was more familiar with piercings.
Sentence 2: PersonX got the job at the tattoo shop even though PersonY applied although _ was more familiar with piercings.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had less piercings than PersonY did so it was easier for _ to get a job.
Sentence 2: PersonX had less piercings than PersonY did so it was harder for _ to get a job.


Input: Context Word: piercings.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was an unconventional and rebellious person unlike PersonY so _ had unique ear piercings.
Sentence 2: PersonX was an unconventional and rebellious person unlike PersonY so _ had traditional ear piercings.


Input: Context Word: Poisoning.

Output:
Sentence 1: To avoid food poisoning, PersonX gave his tainted food in the prison to PersonY. _ remained healthy.
Sentence 2: To avoid food poisoning, PersonX gave his tainted food in the prison to PersonY. _ got sick.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: Ideas always seem to come to PersonX but not to PersonY as _ is very intelligent.
Sentence 2: Ideas always seem to come to PersonX but not to PersonY as _ is very stupid.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX asked PersonY for ideas for a science project for school, because _ had no ideas.
Sentence 2: PersonX asked PersonY for ideas for a science project for school, because _ had lots of ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX made a better fiction writer than PersonY because _ was good at coming up with ideas.
Sentence 2: PersonX made a better fiction writer than PersonY because _ was not good at coming up with ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX never gets picked for special work projects like PersonY does because _ never has creative ideas.
Sentence 2: PersonX never gets picked for special work projects like PersonY does because _ has creative ideas.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was full of all sorts of creative ideas that PersonY didn't like, so _ had a more positive sense of creation.
Sentence 2: PersonX was full of all sorts of creative ideas that PersonY didn't like, so _ had a more critical sense of creation.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was full of ideas about how PersonY could change their life, so _ was always giving advice.
Sentence 2: PersonX was full of ideas about how PersonY could change their life, so _ was always hearing advice.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: The business ideas of PersonX are far superior to PersonY because _ is a business man.
Sentence 2: The business ideas of PersonX are far inferior to PersonY because _ is a business man.


Input: Context Word: ideas.

Output:
Sentence 1: The ideas of PersonX aren't as good as PersonY's, so _ is the less creative person.
Sentence 2: The ideas of PersonX aren't as good as PersonY's, although _ is the less creative person.


Input: Context Word: Mathematics.

Output:
Sentence 1: Mathematics confused PersonX, so he hires PersonY to help him out. This is because _ is a student.
Sentence 2: Mathematics confused PersonX, so he hires PersonY to help him out. This is because _ is a tutor.


Input: Context Word: molding.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX bought a new house and needed help installing molding. When PersonY offered to help, _ was relieved.
Sentence 2: PersonX bought a new house and needed help installing molding. When PersonY offered to help, _ felt useful.


Input: Context Word: concussion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX never suffered from a concussion after fighting but PersonY did because _ always used a helmet.
Sentence 2: PersonX never suffered from a concussion after fighting but PersonY did because _ never used a helmet.


Input: Context Word: concussion.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was concerned PersonY may have a concussion after being tackled because _ noticed slurred speech.
Sentence 2: PersonX was concerned PersonY may have a concussion after being tackled because _ had slurred speech.


Input: Context Word: shotgun.

Output:
Sentence 1: Firing a shotgun came more naturally for PersonX than PersonY because _ grew up around them.
Sentence 2: Firing a shotgun came more naturally for PersonX than PersonY because _ grew up away from them.


Input: Context Word: shotgun.

Output:
Sentence 1: The shotgun kicked PersonX's shoulder hard while PersonY avoided that because _ held the gun loosely on his shoulder.
Sentence 2: The shotgun kicked PersonX's shoulder hard while PersonY avoided that because _ held the gun tightly on his shoulder.


Input: Context Word: shotgun.

Output:
Sentence 1: Whilst PersonX had a shotgun licence PersonY did not as _ approved of guns and shooting.
Sentence 2: Whilst PersonX had a shotgun licence PersonY did not as _ disapproved of guns and shooting.


Input: Context Word: Content.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was overly vain about their looks but PersonY was content with their looks. _ went to the doctor and had their lips plumped.
Sentence 2: PersonX was overly vain about their looks but PersonY was content with their looks. _ went to the doctor and had their blood pressure checked.


Input: Context Word: religious.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX did not judge PersonY even though _ was religious and he respected the beliefs of others.
Sentence 2: PersonX did not judge PersonY because _ was religious and he respected the beliefs of others.


Input: Context Word: religious.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was more religious than PersonY, so _ spent the evening at the local church.
Sentence 2: PersonX was more religious than PersonY, so _ spent the evening at the local bar.


Input: Context Word: religious.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX was religious and PersonY wasn't, so _ spent every Sunday hanging out at church.
Sentence 2: PersonX was religious and PersonY wasn't, so _ spent every Sunday hanging out at the bar.


Input: Context Word: religious.

Output:
Sentence 1: The religious man went over and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was an atheist and needed God.
Sentence 2: The religious man went over and talked to PersonX and not PersonY because _ was a christian and already had God.


Input: Context Word: stride.

Output:
Sentence 1: Since PersonX had a longer stride than PersonY, _ passed them up in the race.
Sentence 2: Since PersonX had a shorter stride than PersonY, _ passed them up in the race.


Input: Context Word: stride.

Output:
Sentence 1: The stride of PersonX is half of that of PersonY's, therefore, _ is probably a lot smaller in size.
Sentence 2: The stride of PersonX is half of that of PersonY's, therefore, _ is probably a lot larger in size.


Input: Context Word: rename.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX had a new computer than PersonY and _ renamed their computer quicker than the other.
Sentence 2: PersonX had a new computer than PersonY and _ renamed their computer slower than the other .


Input: Context Word: dead.

Output:
Sentence 1: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ hated spiders.
Sentence 2: When the spider was dead PersonX was jubilant but PersonY was upset because _ loved spiders.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output:
Sentence 1: In the heat of the moment, PersonX smashed the clay bowl PersonY had sculpted. Afterward, _ felt ashamed.
Sentence 2: In the heat of the moment, PersonX smashed the clay bowl PersonY had sculpted. Afterward, _ felt bullied.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX is making a clay from indigenous soil for PersonY, because _ wants to make him happy.
Sentence 2: PersonX is making a clay from indigenous soil for PersonY, because _ likes making things from clay.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX seemed to be better at crafting clay pots than PersonY due to _ 's larger hands.
Sentence 2: PersonX seemed to be better at crafting clay pots than PersonY due to _ 's tinier hands.


Input: Context Word: clay.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX threw the clay sculpture at PersonY because _ didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it.
Sentence 2: PersonX took the clay sculpture from PersonY because _ didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it.


Input: Context Word: traveler.

Output:
Sentence 1: The round the world trip sounded better to PersonX than PersonY as _ is a much more adventurous traveler.
Sentence 2: The round the world trip sounded better to PersonX than PersonY as _ is a much more nervous traveler.


Input: Context Word: lattice.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX broke a hole through PersonY's lattice fence when trying to climb it, so _ offered to repair it.
Sentence 2: PersonX broke a hole through PersonY's lattice fence when trying to climb it, so _ told him to repair it.


Input: Context Word: camping trailer.

Output:
Sentence 1: PersonX  told PersonY that they needed to sell the camping trailer, _ is a goods dealer.
Sentence 2: PersonX  told PersonY that they needed to sell the camping trailer, _ is a working for a goods dealer.