lexical semantics
stringclasses
11 values
predicate-argument structure
stringclasses
24 values
logic
stringclasses
30 values
knowledge
stringclasses
3 values
domain
stringclasses
5 values
premise
stringlengths
11
296
hypothesis
stringlengths
11
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int64
0
2
Core args
Artificial
Jake broke the vase.
Jake broke.
1
Core args
Artificial
Jake broke.
Jake broke the vase.
1
Genitives/Partitives
Artificial
He is someone of many talents.
He has many talents.
0
Genitives/Partitives
Artificial
He has many talents.
He is someone of many talents.
0
Genitives/Partitives
Artificial
He is someone of many talents.
His talents are many.
0
Genitives/Partitives
Artificial
His talents are many.
He is someone of many talents.
0
Restrictivity;Anaphora/Coreference
Artificial
I don't want to have to keep fighting pesky bedbugs.
I don't want to have to keep fighting bedbugs—they are so pesky.
0
Restrictivity;Anaphora/Coreference
Artificial
I don't want to have to keep fighting bedbugs—they are so pesky.
I don't want to have to keep fighting pesky bedbugs.
0
Restrictivity;Relative clauses
Downward monotone
Artificial
I don't want to have to keep entertaining people who don't value my time.
I don't want to have to keep entertaining people.
1
Restrictivity;Relative clauses
Downward monotone
Artificial
I don't want to have to keep entertaining people.
I don't want to have to keep entertaining people who don't value my time.
0
Double negation
Artificial
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
There is a rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
0
Double negation
Artificial
There is a rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
0
Double negation;Negation
Artificial
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
There is no rabbi at this wedding, let alone behind that tree.
2
Double negation;Negation
Artificial
There is no rabbi at this wedding, let alone behind that tree.
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
2
Anaphora/Coreference
Double negation
Artificial
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
A rabbi is at this wedding, standing right there standing behind that tree.
0
Anaphora/Coreference
Double negation
Artificial
A rabbi is at this wedding, standing right there standing behind that tree.
It's not the case that there is no rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
0
Anaphora/Coreference
Artificial
There is a rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
A rabbi is at this wedding, standing right there standing behind that tree.
0
Anaphora/Coreference
Artificial
A rabbi is at this wedding, standing right there standing behind that tree.
There is a rabbi at this wedding; he is right there standing behind that tree.
0
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
The first pleasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
The first experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
1
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
The first experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
The first pleasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
1
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
The first pleasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
The first displeasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
1
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
The first displeasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
The first pleasurable experience I had interacting with another human being was at the age of seventeen.
1
Intervals/Numbers
World knowledge
Artificial
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
He is over 20 years of age.
0
Intervals/Numbers
World knowledge
Artificial
He is over 20 years of age.
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
1
Intervals/Numbers
World knowledge
Artificial
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
He is under 21 years of age.
2
Intervals/Numbers
World knowledge
Artificial
He is under 21 years of age.
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
2
World knowledge
Artificial
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
He has a beard.
1
World knowledge
Artificial
He has a beard.
It being his first night in the US, he eagerly got a drink at the bar after showing his ID.
1
Common sense
Artificial
I can make scrambled eggs, but not complex dishes like consommé.
Consommé is more complex to make than scrambled eggs.
0
Common sense
Artificial
Consommé is more complex to make than scrambled eggs.
I can make scrambled eggs, but not complex dishes like consommé.
1
Negation
Common sense
Artificial
I can make scrambled eggs, but not complex dishes like consommé.
Consommé is not more complex to make than scrambled eggs.
2
Negation
Common sense
Artificial
Consommé is not more complex to make than scrambled eggs.
I can make scrambled eggs, but not complex dishes like consommé.
2
Common sense
Artificial
She walked into the house with a shining smile and immediately took off her jacket, still dripping with water as she placed it on the rack.
It was raining outside.
0
Common sense
Artificial
It was raining outside.
She walked into the house with a shining smile and immediately took off her jacket, still dripping with water as she placed it on the rack.
1
Common sense
Artificial
She walked into the house with a shining smile and immediately took off her jacket, still dripping with water as she placed it on the rack.
It was sunny outside.
2
Common sense
Artificial
It was sunny outside.
She walked into the house with a shining smile and immediately took off her jacket, still dripping with water as she placed it on the rack.
2
Common sense
Artificial
He earnestly proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
He was satisfied.
0
Common sense
Artificial
He was satisfied.
He earnestly proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
1
Common sense
Artificial
He earnestly proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
He was dissatisfied.
2
Common sense
Artificial
He was dissatisfied.
He earnestly proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
2
Common sense
Artificial
He deceitfully proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
He was satisfied.
2
Common sense
Artificial
He was satisfied.
He deceitfully proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
2
Common sense
Artificial
He deceitfully proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
He was dissatisfied.
0
Common sense
Artificial
He was dissatisfied.
He deceitfully proclaimed: "This is all I ever really wanted."
1
Intersectivity
Upward monotone
Artificial
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
The leading car shifted to the left lane.
0
Intersectivity
Upward monotone
Artificial
The leading car shifted to the left lane.
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
1
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
The leading car suddenly shifted to the left lane.
2
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The leading car suddenly shifted to the left lane.
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
2
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
The leading car slowly shifted to the left lane.
0
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The leading car slowly shifted to the left lane.
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
0
Prepositional phrases
Artificial
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
The leading car shifted to the third gear.
1
Prepositional phrases
Artificial
The leading car shifted to the third gear.
The leading car gradually shifted to the left lane.
1
Lexical entailment
Common sense
Artificial
We were dragging the bin into the garage when she had an unfortunate realization.
We were dragging the bin out of the garage when she had an unfortunate realization.
2
Lexical entailment
Common sense
Artificial
We were dragging the bin out of the garage when she had an unfortunate realization.
We were dragging the bin into the garage when she had an unfortunate realization.
2
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The building, standing since the early 20s, was tall and unassuming.
The building, standing since the early 20s, was sturdy and unassuming.
1
Lexical entailment
Artificial
The building, standing since the early 20s, was sturdy and unassuming.
The building, standing since the early 20s, was tall and unassuming.
1
Lexical entailment
Downward monotone
News
The timing of the meeting has not been set, according to a Starbucks spokesperson.
The timing of the meeting has not been considered, according to a Starbucks spokesperson.
1
Lexical entailment
Downward monotone
News
The timing of the meeting has not been considered, according to a Starbucks spokesperson.
The timing of the meeting has not been set, according to a Starbucks spokesperson.
0
Lexical entailment
News
The customers said they were waiting for another man to arrive.
The customers believed they were waiting for another man to arrive.
1
Lexical entailment
News
The customers believed they were waiting for another man to arrive.
The customers said they were waiting for another man to arrive.
1
Morphological negation
Upward monotone
Artificial
Some of the orator's statements were incomprehensible, but the crowd loved them.
Some of the orator's statements were comprehensible, but the crowd loved them.
1
Morphological negation
Upward monotone
Artificial
Some of the orator's statements were comprehensible, but the crowd loved them.
Some of the orator's statements were incomprehensible, but the crowd loved them.
1
Factivity
Negation
Artificial
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
I won't say that she stole my money.
1
Factivity
Negation
Artificial
I won't say that she stole my money.
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
1
Factivity
Double negation
Artificial
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
I will say that she stole my money.
1
Factivity
Double negation
Artificial
I will say that she stole my money.
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
1
Negation
Artificial
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
I will say that she stole my money.
2
Negation
Artificial
I will say that she stole my money.
I won't say that she didn't steal my money.
2
Upward monotone
World knowledge
Artificial
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
There are some amazing hikes in Japan.
0
Upward monotone
World knowledge
Artificial
There are some amazing hikes in Japan.
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
1
Upward monotone
World knowledge
Artificial
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
There are some amazing hikes in Nepal.
1
Upward monotone
World knowledge
Artificial
There are some amazing hikes in Nepal.
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
1
Lexical entailment
Upward monotone
Artificial
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
There are some strenuous hikes around Mt. Fuji.
1
Lexical entailment
Upward monotone
Artificial
There are some strenuous hikes around Mt. Fuji.
There are some amazing hikes around Mt. Fuji.
1
Intersectivity
Downward monotone
Artificial
An experienced sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
A sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
1
Intersectivity
Downward monotone
Artificial
A sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
An experienced sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
0
Intersectivity
Downward monotone
Artificial
An experienced sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
An Italian sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
1
Intersectivity
Downward monotone
Artificial
An Italian sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
An experienced sommelier knows the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
1
Intersectivity
Artificial
A fraudulent sommelier won't know the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
A sommelier won't know the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
1
Intersectivity
Artificial
A sommelier won't know the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
A fraudulent sommelier won't know the difference between the 2009 and 2013 vintage of a German Riesling.
1
Anaphora/Coreference;Prepositional phrases
Artificial
Two of the three trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
Of the three trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, two have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
0
Anaphora/Coreference;Prepositional phrases
Artificial
Of the three trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, two have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
Two of the three trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
0
Anaphora/Coreference;Prepositional phrases
Artificial
Two of the trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
Of the trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, three have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
2
Anaphora/Coreference;Prepositional phrases
Artificial
Of the trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, three have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
Two of the trees outside my window, with their branches dangling and swaying in the wind, have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
2
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
So far two of my cherry trees have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
So far two of my trees have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
1
Intersectivity
Non-monotone
Artificial
So far two of my trees have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
So far two of my cherry trees have already bloomed, and it's not even April.
1
Nominalization
Artificial
The book astounds with Grossman's rich, deep character development and portrayal of suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
The book astounds as Grossman richly, deeply develops characters and portrays suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
0
Nominalization
Artificial
The book astounds as Grossman richly, deeply develops characters and portrays suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
The book astounds with Grossman's rich, deep character development and portrayal of suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
0
Lexical entailment
Nominalization
Artificial
The book astounds with Grossman's rich, deep character development and portrayal of suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
The book astounds as Grossman richly, deeply develops characters and ignores suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
2
Lexical entailment
Nominalization
Artificial
The book astounds as Grossman richly, deeply develops characters and ignores suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
The book astounds with Grossman's rich, deep character development and portrayal of suffering, but his portrayal of women still suffers from a lot of the unfortunate stereotypes and moralizing that we would expect of a writer from his time.
2
Common sense
Artificial
I ate until it was uncomfortable to eat more.
I ate until I was full.
0
Common sense
Artificial
I ate until I was full.
I ate until it was uncomfortable to eat more.
0
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
He's the kind of Jew who doesn't adhere to all of the rules.
0
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who doesn't adhere to all of the rules.
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
1
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
He's the kind of Jew who rejects every facet of Jewish identity and culture.
2
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who rejects every facet of Jewish identity and culture.
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
2
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
He's the kind of Jew who avoids switching the lights during Shabbat.
2
World knowledge
Artificial
He's the kind of Jew who avoids switching the lights during Shabbat.
He's the kind of Jew who eats bagels with lox every morning during Passover.
2
Active/Passive
Artificial
People wear tunics or shirts of some form or another in many world cultures.
Tunics or shirts of some form or another are worn in many world cultures.
0
Active/Passive
Artificial
Tunics or shirts of some form or another are worn in many world cultures.
People wear tunics or shirts of some form or another in many world cultures.
0