split: test

genre: main-captions

dataset: MSRvid

sentence1: A girl is styling her hair.

sentence2: A girl is brushing her hair.


sentence1: A group of men play soccer on the beach.

sentence2: A group of boys are playing soccer on the beach.


sentence1: One woman is measuring another woman's ankle.

sentence2: A woman measures another woman's ankle.


sentence1: A man is cutting up a cucumber.

sentence2: A man is slicing a cucumber.


sentence1: A man is playing a harp.

sentence2: A man is playing a keyboard.


sentence1: A woman is cutting onions.

sentence2: A woman is cutting tofu.


sentence1: A man is riding an electric bicycle.

sentence2: A man is riding a bicycle.


sentence1: A man is playing the drums.

sentence2: A man is playing the guitar.


sentence1: A man is playing guitar.

sentence2: A lady is playing the guitar.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing a trumpet.


sentence1: A man is cutting an onion.

sentence2: A man cuts an onion.


sentence1: A man is cycling.

sentence2: A man is talking.


sentence1: A man is slicing open a fish.

sentence2: A man is cutting up a fish.


sentence1: A man is slicing a tomato.

sentence2: A man is slicing a bun.


sentence1: A baby panda goes down a slide.

sentence2: A panda slides down a slide.


sentence1: A man is singing and playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man attacks a woman.

sentence2: A man slaps a woman.


sentence1: A man is driving a car.

sentence2: A man is riding a horse.


sentence1: A woman is cutting tofu.

sentence2: A woman is cutting an onion.


sentence1: The woman is styling her hair.

sentence2: The woman is slicing herbs.


sentence1: Two zebras play in an open field.

sentence2: Two zebras are playing in a field.


sentence1: A man is cutting a potato.

sentence2: A man is slicing some potato.


sentence1: A man is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A woman is slicing a pumpkin.


sentence1: A  man is dancing.

sentence2: A man and woman is dancing.


sentence1: A man is riding a motorcycle.

sentence2: A woman is riding a horse.


sentence1: A woman is slicing garlics.

sentence2: A woman is slicing an onion.


sentence1: A man is speaking.

sentence2: A man is cooking.


sentence1: A little boy is singing and playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is singing and playing the guitar.


sentence1: A turtle is swimming in water.

sentence2: A turtle is walking underwater.


sentence1: A young woman is putting stickers all over her face.

sentence2: A woman is applying stickers to her face.


sentence1: A woman is wrapping tofu.

sentence2: A woman is balling dough.


sentence1: A cat is eating some corn.

sentence2: A cat is eating corn on the cob.


sentence1: A man is eating a food.

sentence2: A man is eating a piece of bread.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is eating pasta.


sentence1: A man is kicking pots of water.

sentence2: A man is picking flowers.


sentence1: A man is cutting a pipe with scissors.

sentence2: A man is cutting carpet with a knife.


sentence1: A woman is dancing in the rain.

sentence2: A woman dances in the rain out side.


sentence1: A woman is taking a bath.


sentence1: A man mixes vegetables in a pot.

sentence2: A person is stirring vegetables in a pot.


sentence1: A woman is talking on a cell phone.

sentence2: A man and woman are talking on the phone.


sentence2: A man is singing while playing the guitar.


sentence2: A man is driving a car.


sentence1: A man is cutting apple by his hand.


sentence1: A man is opening a door.

sentence2: A man is cutting an onion.


sentence1: A man is slicing a tomato.

sentence2: A man is riding a horse.


sentence1: A man is cutting paper with a sword.

sentence2: A woman is cutting a tomato.


sentence1: A boy studies a calendar.

sentence2: A boy is looking at a calendar.


sentence1: The ballerina is dancing.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence1: A woman is dancing.

sentence2: A woman is playing violin.


sentence1: A woman is slicing some tomatoes.

sentence2: A woman is chopping a potato.


sentence1: A woman is water skiing.

sentence2: A woman is slicing fish.


sentence1: A man is playing a flute.

sentence2: A man is riding a scooter.


sentence1: A man is playing the piano.

sentence2: A man played the guitar.


sentence1: A woman is picking a can.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man puts three pieces of meat into a pan.

sentence2: A man is putting meat in a pan.


sentence1: A woman is cutting an onion.

sentence2: A woman is cleaning a garden.


sentence1: Some men are sawing.

sentence2: Men are sawing logs.


sentence1: A car is driven down the road.

sentence2: A girl is walking down a road.


sentence1: The man is kissing and hugging the woman.

sentence2: A man is hugging and kissing a woman.


sentence1: A train is moving.

sentence2: A man is doing yoga.


sentence1: Someone is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A woman is cutting onion.


sentence1: A woman is playing in the ocean.

sentence2: A woman is preparing shrimp to cook.


sentence1: A person is playing an electronic keyboard.

sentence2: A kid is playing keyboard.


sentence1: A man is holding a leaf.

sentence2: A monkey is fighting a man.


sentence1: A woman is peeling shrimp.

sentence2: A man is squeezing water.


sentence1: A man is sitting and smoking.

sentence2: A man is smoking a cigarette.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A woman is riding a horse.


sentence1: A man is standing in front of the window and looking outside.

sentence2: A man is staring out the window.


sentence1: A skunk is looking here and there.

sentence2: A skunk looks at the camera.


sentence1: A man is playing the guitar and singing.

sentence2: A man sings with a guitar.


sentence1: A woman opens a window.

sentence2: A man is crawling.


sentence1: People are dancing outside.

sentence2: A group of people are dancing.


sentence1: The man is using a camera to hammer a nail.

sentence2: Someone is banging a camera lense against a nail.


sentence1: A woman is filing her nails.

sentence2: A man is peeling a carrot.


sentence1: A boy is crawling into a dog house.

sentence2: A boy is playing a wooden flute.


sentence1: A woman is swimming underwater.

sentence2: A man is slicing some carrots.


sentence1: A machine is sharpening a pencil.

sentence2: The machine shaved the end of the pencil.


sentence1: A monkey is playing drums.

sentence2: A gorilla plays the drums.


sentence1: A man is opening a box and taking out paper.

sentence2: A woman is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A woman is dancing.

sentence2: A woman plays the clarinet.


sentence1: A person is drawing on a large touchscreen.

sentence2: A man is drawing on a digital dry erase board.


sentence1: The men played follow the leader on the grass.

sentence2: The rhino grazed on the grass.


sentence1: A woman is cracking eggs.

sentence2: A man is talking to a woman.


sentence1: A woman peels garlic with her hands.

sentence2: The woman is slicing herbs.


sentence1: The polar bears fought over the kill.

sentence2: Polar bears are fighting each other.


sentence1: A man is doing trick with play cards.

sentence2: A man is performing a card trick.


sentence1: The cat is licking a bottle.

sentence2: A cat plays with a small bottle.


sentence1: A person is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A person cuts ginger.


sentence1: A person is peeling a potato with a potato peeler.

sentence2: A man is cutting tomatoes with a cleaver.


sentence1: Two women are dancing and singing in front of a crowd.

sentence2: The women are singing and dancing.


sentence1: A man is seasoning some carrots.

sentence2: A woman is slicing garlic.


sentence1: Two men pushed carts through the woods.

sentence2: Two men are pushing carts.


sentence1: A man is playing a football.

sentence2: A man is maneuvering a soccer ball with his feet.


sentence1: The lady peeled the potatoe.


sentence1: A woman is slicing some tofu.

sentence2: A woman is cutting a block of tofu into small cubes.


sentence1: Someone typed on a keyboard.

sentence2: Someone is typing.


sentence1: Three young men run, jump, and kick off of a Coke machine.

sentence2: Three men are jumping off a wall.


sentence1: A young Asian girl is applying eyeliner.

sentence2: A girl is putting on eye makeup.


sentence1: A cat is walking around a house.

sentence2: A woman is peeling potato.


sentence1: A woman is talking to her pet bunny as she fondles it.

sentence2: A woman walks her dog onto astro turf.


sentence1: A monkey is playing drums.

sentence2: Someone in a gorilla costume is playing a set of drums.


sentence1: A man is riding a white horse on an enclosed ground.

sentence2: Someone is riding a horse.


sentence1: An oriental lady is cutting a carrot into thin pieces.

sentence2: A woman is slicing a carrot.


sentence1: A group of people are dancing.

sentence2: Women are dancing outside.


sentence1: A man is playing guitar.

sentence2: A boy is talking to a giant dog.


sentence1: A woman mixes up vegetables.

sentence2: A woman is adding ingredients to a skillet.


sentence1: A woman pours a mixture into a bowl and mixes it.

sentence2: A woman is preparing an egg in a skillet.


sentence1: A man is cutting pieces of butter into a mixing bowl.

sentence2: Pieces of butter is added in the stand mixer.


sentence1: A man is putting garlic on some bread slices.

sentence2: A man is sprinkling seasoning on several split and buttered loaves of bread.


sentence1: The panda bear lay on the logs.

sentence2: A panda is lying down.


sentence1: Five men jump into a swimming pool.

sentence2: A group of swimmers fall into a pool.


sentence1: A cheetah is running behind its prey.

sentence2: A cheetah chases prey on across a field.


sentence1: A cat is playing on the floor.

sentence2: A man is slicing garlic.


sentence1: A boy is playing violin on stage.

sentence2: A person is mixing a pot.


sentence1: A dog is barking at a toy.

sentence2: The little dog barked at the electronic toy.


sentence1: A man is cycling.

sentence2: A boy is riding a bicycle.


sentence1: A woman is slicing ginger.

sentence2: A person is holding two baby lorises.


sentence1: A man is dragging a dead deer.

sentence2: A man is jumping into water from a cliff.


sentence1: A man is preparing a snake for cooking.

sentence2: The man is dropping sliced cucumbers into water.


sentence1: A woman is spreading mustard on a bread roll.

sentence2: A kitten is playing with a woman's finger.


sentence1: Someone touched the kitten chewing on a string.

sentence2: Someone is cutting paper.


sentence1: Meat is being put into a skillet.

sentence2: A woman is putting a baby into a trash can.


sentence1: A baby elephant is eating a small tree.

sentence2: A little girl peddling a scooter.


sentence1: A woman and man are dancing in the rain.

sentence2: A man and woman are dancing in rain.


sentence1: Someone is drawing.

sentence2: Someone is dancing.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A woman is playing the guitar.


sentence1: Two men are fistfighting in a ring.

sentence2: Two men fistfight in a ring.


sentence1: A person wipes butter on a tray.

sentence2: A person is buttering a tray.


sentence1: Two men are playing football.

sentence2: Two men are practicing football.


sentence1: The man is playing the guitar.

sentence2: The girl is playing the guitar.


sentence1: A man is peeling a potato.

sentence2: A man is slicing a potato.


sentence1: A woman is stabbing a potato with a fork.

sentence2: A woman is puncturing a potato with a fork.


sentence1: A child is waking up.

sentence2: A girl is waking up.


sentence1: A boy is playing a key-board.

sentence2: A little boy is playing a keyboard.


sentence1: A woman plays the flute.

sentence2: A woman is playing the flute.


sentence1: A woman is playing an electric guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing an acoustic guitar.


sentence1: A man is playing a flute.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A group of people are sweeping water out of a house.

sentence2: People are sweeping water out of a house.


sentence1: A man plays a guitar.


sentence1: A man and a woman is kissing each other.

sentence2: A man and a woman are hugging and kissing each other.


sentence1: A woman is climbing a cliff.

sentence2: A woman is climbing a rock face.


sentence1: A polar bear is running towards a group of walruses.

sentence2: A polar bear is chasing a group of walruses.


sentence1: A woman is cutting some fish.

sentence2: A woman is cutting tofu.


sentence1: Someone is playing a piano.

sentence2: Someone is playing guitar.


sentence1: A man is pouring rice a roni into a pan.

sentence2: A man poured ric-a-roni into a pan.


sentence1: A man is breaking wooden boards with his hand.

sentence2: A man is breaking tiles with his hands.


sentence1: A girl is playing guitar.

sentence2: A girl is playing a piano.


sentence1: A man is praying.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence1: A man is playing piano.

sentence2: A man is playing a violin.


sentence1: A woman is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A woman is slicing lemons.


sentence1: A man is riding a horse by a creek.

sentence2: A man is riding a horse.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar and singing.


sentence1: A man is picking up a tree.

sentence2: A man is carrying a tree.


sentence1: A person is peeling a potato.

sentence2: The man is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A person is playing a piano.

sentence2: A person is slicing a potato.


sentence1: A man is spitting.

sentence2: A man is talking.


sentence1: A man is playing a musical keyboard.

sentence2: A man is playing a keyboard piano.


sentence1: A man is dancing.

sentence2: A man is thinking.


sentence1: A man plays a trumpet.

sentence2: A man is playing the trumpet.


sentence1: A woman is riding a horse.

sentence2: A man rides a horse.


sentence1: A band is playing on stage.

sentence2: A woman is dancing on a stage.


sentence1: A woman is playing a guitar and singing.

sentence2: A woman is playing the guitar.


sentence1: The man is eating.

sentence2: A man is eating food.


sentence1: A little boy hits a golf ball.

sentence2: The little boy swung at the golf ball.


sentence1: A guy is taking off his sunglasses.

sentence2: A boy is removing his sunglasses.


sentence1: Someone is reading an email.

sentence2: A man is reading his email.


sentence1: A person is slicing onions.

sentence2: Someone is slicing an onion.


sentence1: A girl is coming up on a car.

sentence2: A girl jumps on top of a car.


sentence1: A man is playing drums.

sentence2: A man is playing his guitar.


sentence1: Someone is slicing a onion.

sentence2: Someone is carrying a fish.


sentence1: A woman is dicing some peeled potatoes cut into thick strips.

sentence2: A woman is chopping a peeled potato into slices.


sentence1: A little girl peddling a scooter.

sentence2: A girl is riding a scooter.


sentence1: A cat cleans itself.

sentence2: A cat is licking itself.


sentence1: A man is kicking a soccer ball.

sentence2: A man is performing tricks with a soccer ball.


sentence1: A woman opens a window.

sentence2: A woman is looking out a window.


sentence1: Three men are doing same dance in the street.

sentence2: Three shirtless men are dancing in the street.


sentence1: The man is playing the guitar.

sentence2: The man is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A man is dancing.

sentence2: A woman is exercising.


sentence1: A woman is exercising.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence1: A boy is playing the violin onstage.

sentence2: A boy is playing an instrument.


sentence1: The woman is measuring the other woman.

sentence2: The lady measured the other woman's ankle.


sentence1: A man is doing exercise.

sentence2: A man is firing a rifle.


sentence1: A dog is playing with a toy.

sentence2: A dog is eating a doll.


sentence1: A man is playing a piano.

sentence2: A guy is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A man is bowling.

sentence2: A kitten is walking.


sentence1: A woman is dancing near a fire.

sentence2: A woman is cutting a tomatoe.


sentence1: A man is making a bed.

sentence2: A man is speaking to an audience.


sentence1: A person is riding a motorcyle.

sentence2: A person is chopping an onion.


sentence1: A man pours rice into a pot.

sentence2: A man is putting rice in a bowling pot.


sentence1: A person is slicing some garlic.

sentence2: A person is dicing a clove of garlic with a knife.


sentence1: A woman is slicing ginger.

sentence2: A woman is cutting potatoes.


sentence1: Men are playing soccer.

sentence2: Two teams play soccer.


sentence1: A person is scrubbing a zucchini.

sentence2: A woman is scrubbing a zucchini with a vegetable brush.


sentence1: A panda bear is chewing on a stick.

sentence2: A baby panda plays with a stick.


sentence1: The people are lifting bags.

sentence2: Several people are carrying large bags.


sentence1: A man is talking on the phone.

sentence2: A man is moon-walking across a store.


sentence1: A woman is braiding her hair.

sentence2: A man is riding a motorcycle.


sentence1: The man is throwing knives at a tree.

sentence2: A man is throwing blades into a close target outside.


sentence1: The woman is slicing tofu.

sentence2: The woman is putting on lipstick.


sentence1: A woman is folding paper.

sentence2: A woman is applying eye shadow.


sentence1: Someone is folding a piece of paper.

sentence2: A person is slicing a small pieces of ginger.


sentence1: A man is lifting weights.

sentence2: A man is chopping egg plant.


sentence1: A man is playing a cello.

sentence2: A man is rapidly lifting small weights.


sentence1: The man is talking.

sentence2: A man is walking down stairs.


sentence1: A man tries to feed a mouse to a snake.

sentence2: A man is teasing a snake with a mouse.


sentence1: A man is playing the drums.

sentence2: A woman is slicing some leaves.


sentence1: A man is playing a ukulele.

sentence2: A man is sitting and playing a small guitar.


sentence1: A kitten is drinking milk from a bowl.

sentence2: A small child is drinking water from a cup.


sentence1: A man breaks cinder blocks on another man.

sentence2: A woman breaks an egg into a pan.


sentence1: A man is hitting a boy with flower vase.

sentence2: A man is cutting a mat.


sentence1: The man is mixing whipping cream.

sentence2: The man is holding a skunk.


sentence1: A man is stirring juice.

sentence2: A man is peeling an onion.


sentence1: Someone is slicing two uncooked racks of ribs apart.

sentence2: Someone is cutting a piece of meat.


sentence1: A man is kicking pots of water.

sentence2: A man is turning foods.


sentence1: Two little girls talk on the telephone.

sentence2: Two couple are talking with each other.


sentence1: A cat gets stuck on a moving ceiling fan.

sentence2: A cat is swinging on a fan.


sentence1: The cat is drinking milk.

sentence2: A white cat is licking and drinking milk kept on a plate.


sentence1: Rocky and Apollo Creed are running down the beach.

sentence2: The men are jogging on the beach.


sentence1: A man is singing while playing the guitar.

sentence2: A man is stuffing himself full with food.


sentence1: A boat sails along the water.

sentence2: The man is playing the guitar.


sentence1: An okapi is eating from a tree.

sentence2: A moose drinks from a sprinkler.


sentence1: Several kids jump up and down on a trampoline.

sentence2: A man is doing back flips on a trampoline.


sentence1: A woman is pouring egg into a frying pan.

sentence2: A man is petting two dogs.


sentence1: A woman is frying ground meat.

sentence2: A man is cutting a trunk with an axe.


sentence1: Three boys in karate costumes are fighting.

sentence2: Three men are practicing karate moves in a field.


sentence1: Swimmers are racing in a lake.

sentence2: Women swimmers are diving in from the starting platform.


sentence1: A person is boiling noodles.

sentence2: A cat is licking a bottle.


sentence1: A person is slicing some onions.

sentence2: A woman is chopping herbs.


sentence1: A man reels in a fish.

sentence2: A woman is pouring oil in a bowl.


sentence1: A woman is cutting an onion.

sentence2: A horse is standing.


sentence1: A lady mixed up a meat mixture in bowl.

sentence2: A woman is stirring meat in a bowl.


sentence1: A girl is applying makeup on her face.

sentence2: A woman is putting on makeup.


sentence1: A woman puts make-up on.

sentence2: A woman is putting on eyeshadow.


sentence1: A cat plays in his water.

sentence2: The cat fished a straw out ouf his water dish.


sentence1: A person is adding food in a pan.

sentence2: A man is dancing in the street.


sentence1: A man is smoking.

sentence2: A baby is sucking on a pacifier.


sentence1: A person is putting shredded cheese in a pot.

sentence2: A hamster is eating some seeds.


sentence1: A man is erasing a chalk board.

sentence2: A woman is dancing, and singing.


sentence1: The man is exercising.

sentence2: A man is doing pull-ups.


sentence1: A chimp is kicking a target.

sentence2: A woman is putting oil into a skillet.


sentence1: A man is doing exercise.

sentence2: A baby is laughing.


sentence1: The girl is carrying a baby.

sentence2: A man is eating a food.


sentence1: Several swimmers jump into the water.

sentence2: Swimmers are racing in a lake.


sentence1: A man spins on a surf board.

sentence2: A man is putting barbecue sauce on chicken.


sentence1: A young man is riding a skateboard and jumps onto a sidewalk then off at another curb.

sentence2: A man is riding a skateboard.


sentence1: A person dices up an orange pepper.

sentence2: The cook is slicing bell peppers.


sentence1: Two men are dancing together.

sentence2: A woman opens a closet.


sentence1: A man is reading an email.

sentence2: A person opening a banana.


dataset: images

sentence1: The curious boys look in the shed.

sentence2: Two small boys in a woody area looking at a shed.


sentence1: A moped in front of steps of ruins.

sentence2: A moped in front of ruins.


sentence1: A man sleeps with a baby in his lap.

sentence2: A man asleep in a chair holding a baby.


sentence1: Two cats are looking at a window.

sentence2: A white cat looking out of a window.


sentence1: A person wearing a helmet rides a bike near a white structure.

sentence2: A girl wearing black shorts and boots is standing next to a blue motorcycle.


sentence1: A man with a bicycle at a coffee house.

sentence2: Man walking bicycle to patio of a coffee shop.


sentence1: A black and white cat is high up on tree branches.

sentence2: Black and white lamb with tag in right ear.


sentence1: A young blonde girl wearing a helmet sits with a red bicycle behind her.

sentence2: A young girl wearing a bike helmet with a bicycle in the background.


sentence1: Blue couch and twin bed in a living room.

sentence2: Blue couch in room with sun shining in.


sentence1: The flock of sheep are spread out in the field.

sentence2: A white cat stands on the floor.


sentence1: Two dogs and one cat sitting on couch.

sentence2: Two dogs and a cat resting on a couch.


sentence1: A bicycle is parked by a shop.

sentence2: A bicycle is parked outside a bookstore.


sentence1: A orange and white cat laying on a blanket in a black leather chair.

sentence2: A ginger and white cat curled up and asleep on a leather chair.


sentence1: Young couple sitting on a black couch.

sentence2: Young couple sitting on couch.


sentence1: A group of black people in front of a building with a moped.

sentence2: A group of people are outside a decrepit building.


sentence1: Elderly woman sitting on red patterned couch with her arm around younger woman.

sentence2: Two women sitting on couch posing for camera.


sentence1: A man riding on the back of an orange SUV.

sentence2: an African man hanging onto the back of a very full yellow van.


sentence1: Red and white bus driving down road.

sentence2: A bus drives down a busy road.


sentence1: A cat laying on a red cushion looking at the camera.

sentence2: A tan dog lying on a moggie bed looking up at the camera.


sentence1: Two green and white trains sitting on the tracks.

sentence2: Two green and white trains are sitting on the train track.


sentence1: A grey cat lying on a wooden table.

sentence2: A grey cat laying on a dining table.


sentence1: A man sitting in a back yard playing the guitar.

sentence2: A man riding on the back of an orange SUV.


sentence1: A father napping in a chair with a baby on his lap.

sentence2: Man with pink shirt sleeping on chair with infant.


sentence1: a close up head of an ostrich.

sentence2: A close up of an ostrich face.


sentence1: Green and white bird perched on tree branch.

sentence2: Bird with a green head and white chest perched on a tree branch.


sentence1: A man in a top hat rides a white horse.

sentence2: A man with a top hat riding a white horse.


sentence1: A woman riding a brown horse.

sentence2: A woman taking her own photo from above.


sentence1: Two men standing in grass staring at a car.

sentence2: A woman in a pink top posing with beer.


sentence1: Two Indian women with two Indian girls near the water.

sentence2: Two Indian woman stand with two Indian girls on a beach.


sentence1: A table is set with wine and dishes for two people.

sentence2: A wooden table is set with candles, wine, and a purple plastic bowl.


sentence1: A moped in front of ruins.

sentence2: White bus parked in grass in front of building.


sentence1: A person driving a cart pulled by a bicycle.

sentence2: A man wearing a dust mask riding a three wheeled bicycle.


sentence1: A dog sniffing the bottom of a door.

sentence2: A black and white dog sniffing at a closed door.


sentence1: a small bird sitting on a branch in winter.

sentence2: A small bird perched on an icy branch.


sentence1: A yellow bird is eating fruit on a wire grate.

sentence2: A yellow bird eating fruit on a bird feeder.


sentence1: A brown duck and white duck stand on the grass.

sentence2: Brown and white ducks walking on green grass.


sentence1: A black and white cat and dog on a striped couch.

sentence2: A black and white cat standing in front of a window.


sentence1: A man wearing black formal wear & a black top hat is riding a white show horse.


sentence1: A small brown birds is eating from a bird feeder hanging from a tree.

sentence2: A small bird perches on the bird feeder hanging from the tree.


sentence1: This a picture of the countryside with a large city in the background.

sentence2: There are some black cattle in a grassy plain with a large tree in the background.


sentence1: Blue and red plane in mid-air flight.

sentence2: a blue and red airplane while in flight.


sentence1: Three men posing in a tent.

sentence2: Three men eating in a kitchen.


sentence1: A close-up of a gray cat with green eyes.

sentence2: A close-up of a cat on a cream sofa.


sentence1: A train is at a train station.

sentence2: The train sits at the train station.


sentence1: The train heads down the tracks and along the hedge.

sentence2: a dog on the floor of a patio looks at a cat on the fence.


sentence1: a little girl is laughing at the camera.

sentence2: A white cow with big ears looking into the camera.


sentence1: Three young women standing in a room together.

sentence2: Three dark haired young women in white, red and black sweaters.


sentence1: A white bird with long orange legs standing by a lake.

sentence2: Large white bird with long orange beak standing on the shoreline.


sentence1: A red train driving through a snow covered city.

sentence2: The train is riding on the tracks in the snow.


sentence1: Three bicyclists crossing a bridge in a city.

sentence2: The bicyclists are crossing a bridge in the rain.


sentence1: A red and white bus drives down an England street.

sentence2: A red and white England bus drives down the street.


sentence1: The birds are swimming in the water.

sentence2: Birds fly low over water.


sentence1: A black dog looking at the camera.

sentence2: The black and white bull is looking at the camera.


sentence1: A group of horses grazing in a field.

sentence2: Group of horses grazing in grassy field.


sentence1: Several people on motorcycles in a market square.

sentence2: People on motorbikes in a city street.


sentence1: Three sheep on a dirt road viewed from a passenger vehicle.

sentence2: Three sheep on a dirt road shot from a car.


sentence1: Group of people posing with two men dressed as Elvis.

sentence2: A group of people standing with two other people dressed as Elvis.


sentence1: Parrot pushing a small shopping cart.

sentence2: A white bird is steering a shopping cart.


sentence1: Man in yellow canoe paddling through water.

sentence2: Man paddling a yellow canoe towards a the shore.


sentence1: Beer bottles (-LRB- Harp Lager )-RRB- lined up on the floor.

sentence2: A row of beer bottles on the floor.


sentence1: Two women sitting outside laughing.

sentence2: Two women standing outside of a bus.


sentence1: A steam engine and train moving toward the camera.

sentence2: A white sheep on a hillside looking at the camera.


sentence1: A brown and white cow in a field looking into the camera.

sentence2: The black and white cat is looking up at the camera.


sentence1: Black and white cow standing near pile of snow.

sentence2: a black and white cow standing in the field.


sentence1: Home office space with bright green walls and artwork.

sentence2: An office with multiple desks and green walls.


sentence1: A black and white photo of a man driving a car and someone with a motorcycle.

sentence2: A black and white photo of a man in a classic car and a man with a classic motorcycle.


sentence1: Three people are by the water with yellow canoes.

sentence2: Three people preparing to canoe.


sentence1: A girl in a riding hat on a horse.

sentence2: A girl riding a tan horse.


sentence1: A man dressed in a pale scarf with a stick.

sentence2: A runner is resting in the shade with a bottle of soda.


sentence1: A very retro living room with a television in it.

sentence2: A grey cat lying on a wooden table.


sentence2: A girl riding a brown horse.


sentence1: A car is pulling off the side of the road onto the street.

sentence2: A silver car parked on the side of the road in front of the hills.


sentence1: The man is sitting cross legged wearing a cloak and holding a stick.

sentence2: Man sitting cross legged while wearing a brown cloth and holding a wooden stick.


sentence1: Two black and white dogs at the bottom of stairs.

sentence2: A dog is lying at the bottom of a staircase next to another standing dog.


sentence1: An old fashioned wooden sailing ship in the ocean.

sentence2: An old fashioned wooden sailing ship is parked at the pier.


sentence1: A man sitting cross legged on the grass, with a tree in the background.

sentence2: Ocean liner close to coast with houses in the background.


sentence1: Two cats sitting on a couch looking out the window.

sentence2: A cat looking out of a window.


sentence1: Three goats are being rounded up by a dog.

sentence2: Three goats are chased by a dog.


sentence1: A tan puppy on a carpeted floor.

sentence2: Tan puppy lying down on white carpeting.


sentence1: A black dog standing in a grassy area.

sentence2: A long-haired dog stands in a grassy wooded area.


sentence1: Train in a station.

sentence2: a train in a station.


sentence1: A blue bird standing on a lawn.

sentence2: Blue bird standing on green grass.


sentence1: An empty office cubicle.

sentence2: An empty office chair in a cubicle.


sentence1: A man and woman sit at a table in a restaurant.

sentence2: Four women and two men sit at a long table in a restaurant.


sentence1: A young man wearing a striped shirt is holding two bicycles.

sentence2: Young redheaded man holding two bicycles near beach.


sentence1: A television, upholstered chair, and coffee stable in a bright room.

sentence2: A leather couch and wooden table in a living room.


sentence2: Two cats are looking at a window.


sentence1: The small dog is wearing a sweater and looking up at the camera.

sentence2: A small white dog wearing a jacket looks up at the camera.


sentence1: Two men standing in grass staring at a car.

sentence2: Two women sitting in chairs in a shop.


sentence1: A woman stands in front of a building in the snow.

sentence2: Two women and a baby pose in front of a dining room.


sentence1: Home office space with bright green walls and artwork.

sentence2: Small office space with bright green walls.


sentence1: A green car parked at a saloon.

sentence2: A green car parked outside the saloon.


sentence1: Group of people sitting around a restaurant dining table.

sentence2: A group of people sitting at a restaurant table.


sentence1: Two ducks are standing by the water.

sentence2: The birds are swimming in the water.


sentence1: A black and white cow in a pen with hay.

sentence2: Black and white cows behind a fence.


sentence1: A man and woman are posing for the camera.

sentence2: A cat sitting on sand looking up at the camera.


sentence1: A green and white cargo plane taking of from an airport.

sentence2: White and green commercial airliner taking off of runway.


sentence1: A yellow school bus parked in a field.

sentence2: A brown horse in a green field.


sentence1: An elderly man works on his laptop at home.

sentence2: Older gentleman sitting on couch with laptop.


sentence1: The cat is sitting on a bag of cat food.

sentence2: Two eagles sitting on a long branch.


sentence1: A large pile of wooden items piled high.

sentence2: A large pile of scrap wood.


sentence1: A woman riding a brown horse.

sentence2: A girl riding a brown horse.


sentence1: Black and white photo of a girl on a sofa.

sentence2: a black and white photo of a cow under a tree.


sentence1: A black dog stands next to materials at a construction site.

sentence2: A black dog stands in the middle of a construction site.


sentence1: Two women sitting in chairs in a shop.

sentence2: Two women are sitting in a cafe.


sentence1: A women painting a chair with a dining room in the background.

sentence2: A man and boy walking along a beach with the sea in the background.


sentence1: A cat sleeping on the coach with a pillow behind it.

sentence2: The cat is laying on an animal print blanket.


sentence1: Two motorbikes racing on a dirt course.

sentence2: two motorbikes on a dirt track.


sentence1: A young woman is riding a Bay hose in a dirt riding-ring.

sentence2: A man is staring at a horse with a white mane.


sentence1: A gray cat laying on a brown table.

sentence2: A grey cat lying on a wooden table.


sentence1: Motorcycle parked next to a car outside.

sentence2: A motorcycle parked next to a car.


sentence1: A pile of used wooden building materials with a chair on top.

sentence2: Pile of wooden debris with chair on top.


sentence1: A passenger train waiting at the city train station.

sentence2: A passenger train with a yellow engine.


sentence1: A black train moves down the tracks.

sentence2: A long train is on train tracks.


sentence1: A Philips flat-screen TV is shown with its two remote controls.

sentence2: A Phillips flat screen TV with two remote controls.


sentence1: A cruise ship is in front of a docking area.

sentence2: Calico cat sitting on step in front of a door.


sentence1: A black and white cow standing in hay looks back at the camera.

sentence2: There is a black and white sheep standing on the grass.


sentence1: Four people rowing down a river.

sentence2: Four people row a canoe in water.


sentence1: A dark brown horse standing in a field.

sentence2: A brown horse in a green field.


sentence1: Two men talking in front of a plane.

sentence2: Two men talking in front of a small plane.


sentence1: two cats, one brown and one white laying on a bed with a blue blanket.

sentence2: Two cats, one ginger, the other white laying on a bed.


sentence1: The train sits at the train station.

sentence2: A train parked at a train station.


sentence1: Two animals sitting on a rock.

sentence2: The brown train is sitting on the railroad tracks.


sentence1: A black and white cow looking through the fence.

sentence2: A black and white dog looking at the camera.


sentence1: Two women in a clothing store.

sentence2: Two women in a sailboat.


sentence1: Older gentleman looking at red motorcycle.

sentence2: A man looking at a red motorcycle.


sentence1: Black and white cows grazing in a pen.

sentence2: Two black and white cows drinking out of a pond.


sentence1: A small camouflaged airplane parked in the grass.

sentence2: A small dog wearing a pink shirt tied to a railing.


sentence1: A black and white photo of a love seat.

sentence2: Black and white photo of couch with purse at one end.


sentence1: Black bird standing on concrete.

sentence2: Blue bird standing on green grass.


sentence1: Crowd of people walking past a giant mushroom.

sentence2: A group of four people walking past a giant mushroom.


sentence1: A sheep beside a road and a lake.

sentence2: A sheep is on the edge of a road with a lake and a mountain in the background.


sentence1: A group of people sit at a table in an Italian restaurant.

sentence2: A group of six people sitting at a table with salad served.


sentence1: Tan cows look closely at the camera.

sentence2: A white and grey cat in a bathroom sink looking at the camera.


sentence1: Older woman holding newborn baby.

sentence2: a woman sitting on a sofa holding a baby.


sentence1: Two dogs play in the grass.

sentence2: Two dogs playing in the snow.


sentence1: Three people sit at a picnic table outside of a building painted like a union jack.

sentence2: Three people sit at an outdoor table in front of a building painted like the Union Jack.


sentence1: A dog swims through the water.

sentence2: A dog wearing a cape is running through the snow.


sentence1: A young laughing girl and a boy are playing on a big drum.

sentence2: A baby girl and little boy are standing next to a guitar and a drum.


sentence1: The brown dog runs on the snow with a white ball in his mouth.

sentence2: Four dogs play in the snow with the city skyline behind them.


sentence1: A bird flies across the water.

sentence2: A bird flies above the water.


sentence1: A dog is running through a pond

sentence2: A pale dog is running along a dirt path.


sentence1: A man and a woman watch two dogs.

sentence2: A man in a maroon bathing suit swings on a rope on a lake.


sentence1: A man sits by a dock looking at the water.

sentence2: A man jumps off a rock into the water


sentence1: A brown and white dog is running through the snow.

sentence2: a brown and white dog is running on the grass.


sentence1: A man and a woman are standing in front of a building

sentence2: Two girls are sitting on an ATV on the sand in front of a bridge.


sentence1: Three dolphins are jumping out of a pool in front of a crowd of people.

sentence2: A man is giving a presentation in front of a lot of people.


sentence1: The dog is running through a field.

sentence2: A dog runs through a field.


sentence1: A black and white dog is jumping into the water.

sentence2: a white dog runs across the water.


sentence1: A tan and white dog retrieving a ball on a gravel path.

sentence2: A large dog walks along a gravel path in the woods.


sentence1: A brown and white dog is walking up snowy steps.

sentence2: A black and white dog frolics in the snow.


sentence1: A woman in a black and orange jacket throws a stick for a brown and black dog to fetch.

sentence2: The man in a blue jacket is standing in a crowd.


sentence1: A dog running across the snow with a snowball in it's mouth.

sentence2: A tan dog is running through the grass with a yellow toy in its mouth.


sentence1: A small boy is building with some wooden blocks.

sentence2: A small boy wearing a blue shirt stacks wooden blocks.


sentence1: A man and a woman walk with a white dog on a leash.

sentence2: A man, woman and dog walk down a paved road.


sentence1: A young boy wearing a red winter coat is eating and holding up a candy bar.

sentence2: A young boy wearing a red coat eats a chocolate bar.


sentence1: Two racing dogs run in the mud.

sentence2: The man is going into the water.


sentence1: A young boy jumping into a pool that says "no diving".

sentence2: A boy jumps into a pool while lifeguards watch.


sentence1: Three dogs running in the dirt.

sentence2: The yellow dog is running on the dirt road.


sentence1: Four children on stools in a diner.

sentence2: Four children sit on tall bar stools at a yellow and grey bar.


sentence1: Boy and white dog running in grassy field

sentence2: A boy and a dog running on grass


sentence1: Two boys playing a game of flag football.

sentence2: Two boys are playing flag football.


sentence1: The black and white dog has its mouth wide open.

sentence2: A black and white dog jumps in the snow.


sentence1: One white boy and one black boy stand with arms around each other.

sentence2: Two young boys, one white and one black, are standing with their arms around each other.


sentence1: Girl playing in a puddle with her bare feet.

sentence2: A child is playing with two white and black geese.


sentence1: Two children splashing in the water.

sentence2: Two dolphins jumping into the water.


sentence1: A man in a suit dances with a young girl in front of an audience.

sentence2: A women dangles from a blue fabric connected to a tree.


sentence1: Three children playing on a floor with toys.

sentence2: Three children sitting in floor playing with several toys.


sentence1: The two dogs are playing in the yard.

sentence2: Two dogs are playing on the grass.


sentence1: The # 2 greyhound dog is running around a track.

sentence2: a muzzled greyhound dog is running around a track


sentence1: four children are playing on a trampoline.

sentence2: Four kids are jumping on a trampoline.


sentence1: A black and tan dog standing in a field near trees

sentence2: A white dog is standing by a river shaking himself dry.


sentence1: A black dog running into the water.

sentence2: A black dog running through water.


sentence1: a man and woman walking past a record shop

sentence2: A man and woman kissing in front of a crowd of people.


sentence1: Two dogs play in the grass.

sentence2: Two tan dogs play in the snow.


sentence1: Three children wrestle on a floral carpet.

sentence2: Three children playing on the floor.


sentence1: A boy in red jumping into a sandbox.

sentence2: A dog swimming in a pond


sentence1: a dog jumps into the water.

sentence2: A dog is jumping into the water.


sentence1: A wet, blond dog carries a stick on the shore.

sentence2: The wet, brown dog has a stick in his mouth and is running in the sand next to the water.


sentence1: A man and a dog on rocks on a beach.

sentence2: A man and dog on a rocky seashore.


sentence1: Large group of people standing outside of a building.

sentence2: A group of people are ice skating in a big city.


sentence1: Two dogs are running in the field.

sentence2: Two dogs running in a field.


sentence1: Two people are in bed.

sentence2: Two boxers are in the ring.


sentence1: A light brown dog runs down a path happily.

sentence2: A pale dog runs down a path.


sentence1: A red haired women in black is posing for a man while resting on a tree.

sentence2: A man in a black shirt is holding a child wearing sunglasses.


sentence1: Two black dogs are jumping and playing with a yellow tennis ball in the snow.

sentence2: A brown dog and a black dog playing with a yellow soccer ball.


sentence1: A black and white dog is jumping over a hurdle.

sentence2: A white dog running over a bridge.


sentence1: Two brown dogs runs through the water.

sentence2: Two brown dogs running through water.


sentence1: A black dog is jumping out of water.

sentence2: A black dog is shaking off water.


sentence1: A man climbing a rock-face.

sentence2: A man is climbing a rock wall.


sentence1: Woman playing tennis and hitting the ball.

sentence2: A woman is playing volley ball.


sentence1: A young boy with his hair standing up, is sliding down a blue slide

sentence2: The kid in the orange shirt is sliding down a teal slide.


sentence1: A dog standing in the water.

sentence2: A girl playing on a parachute.


sentence1: A surfer is riding on a breaking wave.

sentence2: a group of surfers catching a wave


sentence1: Two dogs are running through the grass near a house and trees.

sentence2: Two dogs are running through a green yard


sentence1: A brown and white dog is running across a brown field.

sentence2: A person hanging from a rocky cliff.


sentence1: A black dog standing in the grass near a volleyball.

sentence2: A brown and black down with a blue collar near a soccer ball on a grassy field.


sentence1: A white dog with light brown markings has a stick in his mouth and his paws in the snow.

sentence2: A white dog holds a stick in its mouth while it runs through snow.


sentence1: A man in a wet suit is throwing a baby wearing a wet suit up into the air.

sentence2: A man in a white print shirt and a woman in a black dress dancing.


sentence1: A black and white dog is running through the grass.

sentence2: A tan dog is walking through snow.


sentence1: A harnessed dog leaps over a log as another dog follows behind.

sentence2: A brown and white dog is leaping over a log in a field while another dog follows behind it.


sentence1: A dog running on the grass

sentence2: Two dogs are running on the grass.


sentence1: Many football players sitting on the ground.

sentence2: A dog rolls on the ground.


sentence1: A little boy and a little girl playing together outside.

sentence2: A woman wearing a white shirt stands on the street.


sentence1: The surfer does a flip off of a wave.

sentence2: A surfer does a flip on a wave.


sentence1: A female DJ holds up a Michael Jackson album.

sentence2: a girl holding a picture of Michael Jackson smiling


sentence1: two white standard poodles play with a toy in the snow

sentence2: Two dogs fighting in the snow.


sentence1: Boy lies on stomach in grass.

sentence2: Small boy lying on his stomach on the grass.


sentence1: A white dog runs along a rocky shoreline.

sentence2: A dog jumps over a hurdle.


sentence1: a black and white dog jumping in the air to catch a Frisbee

sentence2: A black and white dog jumping in a yard.


sentence1: The woman is holding the harness that the brown and white dog is wearing.

sentence2: A man and woman are looking at artwork that is on easels and clipped to a fencing wall.


sentence1: A girl is jumping.

sentence2: A boy is rock climbing.


sentence1: A young pitcher is throwing the baseball.

sentence2: A brown dog is walking on the grass beside a fence.


sentence1: Three children playing in snow.

sentence2: Three children playing in hay


sentence1: Two people ride their bikes down a dirt road.

sentence2: Two people riding their bikes on a hill.


sentence1: A brown dog is running through the field.

sentence2: a brown dog with his tongue wagging as he runs through a field


sentence1: A dog is standing in the sand.

sentence2: A tan dog is standing in front of some plants.


sentence1: Four girls in swimsuits are playing volleyball at the beach.

sentence2: Four ladies in swimsuits play sand volleyball on the beach.


sentence1: A blonde haired toddler swinging on a tire swing.

sentence2: A blonde haired child is swinging on a tire swing.


sentence1: A child wearing blue and white shorts is jumping in the surf.

sentence2: A girl wearing green twists something in her hands.


sentence1: Two dogs running on the shore.

sentence2: A white dog running on the beach.


sentence1: A yellow car speeds along a snowy field.

sentence2: A yellow car drives quickly in the snow.


sentence1: Two dogs playing in snow.

sentence2: Two dogs playing in grass.


sentence1: One boy is pushing another boy on a swing.

sentence2: A boy is pushing another boy on the swings.


sentence1: A pitcher on a mound throws a baseball.

sentence2: A boy in the middle of a pitch at a baseball game.


sentence1: A little girl is riding a toy tricycle on springs.

sentence2: A little girl is playing on a toy outdoors.


sentence1: A woman is sitting in the water.

sentence2: The woman is skating in the park.


sentence1: A tan girl in a floral bikini is swimming in dark blue waters.

sentence2: a little girl in a flowered bathingsuit runs through the sand at the beach


sentence1: a grey dog swimming through a river with a stick in his mouth

sentence2: Dog swimming through water carrying stick in its mouth


sentence1: A woman in a blue bathing suit is jumping off a dock into a lake.

sentence2: a boy in a blue shirt and blue jeans runs across a playground


sentence1: Two black dogs are playing on the grass.

sentence2: Two black dogs are playing in a grassy plain.


sentence1: Two puppies playing with a plastic bag.

sentence2: Two dogs playing in a yard.


sentence1: A man in a black suit is surfing along a crashing wave.

sentence2: A surfer wearing a black wet suit is riding a a white wave in the ocean.


sentence1: Three little girls are sitting on the grass.

sentence2: Two poodles are running through the snow.


sentence1: A brown dog runs towards the camera on a dirt trail with mountains in the background.

sentence2: A brown dog runs toward the camera down a rocky trail through the brush with mountains in the background.


sentence1: Dog is jumping down a ramp.

sentence2: A girls is jumping in the sand.


sentence1: The dog plays in the park.

sentence2: The dog leaps over the fence in the park.


sentence1: Four dogs stand in the snow.

sentence2: Four dogs playing in the snow.


sentence1: Brown and black dogs on snow, showing teeth and barking at each other.

sentence2: A black dog fighting with a brown dog in the snow.


sentence1: A man running on a track.

sentence2: a man running track


sentence1: A light-colored dog runs through the grass.

sentence2: A dog runs through the grass.


sentence1: Child holding an object that is on fire.

sentence2: A child in pink holds an object that appears to be on fire.


sentence1: A small white dog climbs over a log.

sentence2: a small dog steps onto a log.


sentence1: The dogs play in the snow on hind legs.

sentence2: Two dogs play in the snow.


sentence1: A boy skateboards down the railing of some graffiti stairs

sentence2: A skateboarder slides down a handrail on his feet.


sentence1: A black and white dog runs through the water.

sentence2: Black and brown dog runs through field.


sentence1: A girl is running on a desert path.

sentence2: A young girl is talking on a cell phone.


sentence1: A man steers a blue boat past brightly colored houses.

sentence2: a man driving a blue boat passes by some colorful houses.


sentence1: A woman wearing large sunglasses holds newspapers in both hands.

sentence2: A fat woman wearing faint blue top is blowing soap bubble.


sentence1: A deer jumps a fence.

sentence2: A deer is jumping over a fence.


sentence1: A person is on a baseball team.

sentence2: A person is playing basketball on a team.


sentence1: A bike is next to a couple women.

sentence2: A child next to a bike.


sentence1: The group is eating while taking in a breathtaking view.

sentence2: A group of people take a look at an unusual tree.


sentence1: The boy is raising his hand.

sentence2: The man is raising his hand.


sentence1: A man with a gray beard is being shaved in front of a lecture hall

sentence2: A man with a beard is sitting in the grass.


sentence1: A young person  deep in thought.

sentence2: A young man deep in thought.


sentence1: A man is performing labor.

sentence2: A man is performing today.


sentence1: Two men wearing traditional clothing is standing outside.

sentence2: Three women wearing black vests and gray shirts are talking outside of a building.


sentence1: a man wearing a gray hat fishing out of a fishing boat.

sentence2: A man wearing a straw hat and fishing vest in a stream.


sentence1: A little girl in an orange striped outfit is airborne whilst bouncing on a bed.

sentence2: A dog in a red shirt is chasing a squirrel through the glass.


sentence1: A person is watching people ski down the hill.

sentence2: The woman is jumping a long distance while people watch.


sentence1: The yard has a dog.

sentence2: The dog is running after another dog.


sentence1: Three women cook.

sentence2: Two women cooking.


sentence1: The woman is kneeling next to a cat.

sentence2: A girl is standing next to a man.


sentence1: Three guys playing a pro game of basketball.

sentence2: two guys playing a game of baseball.


sentence1: The boys are earning their next belt in karate.

sentence2: Five girls and one boy are in their swimsuits all in the middle of jumping into the pool.


sentence1: A woman is digging in the sand.

sentence2: A man is buried in the sand.


sentence1: A woman drives a golf cart.

sentence2: A man riding a cart.


sentence1: A person filming the outdoors.

sentence2: There is a couple outdoors.


sentence1: A human riding a skateboard.

sentence2: A child is riding a skateboard.


sentence1: A woman in a plaid outfit is looking through a bag of produce.

sentence2: This is the picture of a woman in a flowered dress, toting something in a bucket.


sentence1: The tennis player hit the ball into outer space and broke the death star.

sentence2: A female tennis player is leaping into the air to hit the ball.


sentence1: A boy climbs a forest hill.

sentence2: A boy is climbing a hill.


sentence1: Blond boy jumping onto deck.

sentence2: A boy jumping down a wet inflatable slide.


sentence1: A man uses a chainsaw to sculpt a phallic ice sculpture.

sentence2: A man is using a chainsaw to carve a wooden sculpture.


sentence1: A group of male construction workers repair railroad tracks on a cloudy day

sentence2: A crew of workers working on a railroad track.


sentence1: The girl has something on her head.

sentence2: The woman has something with her.


sentence1: People making a structure out of cards.

sentence2: Two people are together and one is using a piece of clothing in a different way than intended.


sentence1: There are four people outside.

sentence2: Five people are outside.


sentence1: Girls are holding hands in blue clothes

sentence2: The young people are wearing jeans with their red and green shirts.


sentence1: A man is demonstrating how to work with clay while at least two people observe.

sentence2: At least one of the three women is talking to the others.


sentence1: A dog has a sweater on.

sentence2: A man in a suit jacket is sitting on a red couch with a cat.


sentence1: Sculptor applying concrete to large statue of human figure standing with no head.

sentence2: A person is standing in front of a building holding aloft some plywood


sentence1: A boy with dark hair is in water and is looking up.

sentence2: The man is short hair.


sentence1: A pole is behind a person that is playing peekaboo with a child.

sentence2: There is a child with a ball


sentence1: A woman is about to paint.

sentence2: A boy is about to take a picture.


sentence1: a man working at the steel mill

sentence2: A man working in a foundry.


sentence1: The young woman is flirting with the young boy.

sentence2: The girl is young and cheery.


sentence1: the men are about to score in a water polo tournament

sentence2: The two men are about to compete in a match.


sentence1: A man eats popcorn while watching cartoons late one night.

sentence2: A man and a girl are watching cartoons at home


sentence1: Three men sit on a bench.

sentence2: two men sit on a bench.


sentence1: The road is long.

sentence2: There is nothing on the side of the road.


sentence1: a young man wearing a white t-shirt and green and black shorts standing on a stump.

sentence2: A man wearing a white shirt and red and black shorts is running on the sidewalk.


sentence1: A dog under the stairs

sentence2: A dog is resting on the stairs.


sentence1: Two women give a demonstration at a Renaissance Fair.

sentence2: Two people are doing a demonstration at a renaissance fair.


sentence1: Some guy sitting on a couch watching television.

sentence2: A guy is sitting on the couch watching TV


sentence1: A woman is posing for a Christmas card.

sentence2: A girl is taking a photo.


sentence1: A man is working on his farm.

sentence2: An old guy is working on his farm and a cow kicks him.


sentence1: A girl is talking to her dad on a cellphone.

sentence2: a girl is talking on her phone.


sentence1: One person wields an umbrella.

sentence2: One person is holding an umbrella.


sentence1: A group of teenagers jumping and having a good time.

sentence2: A group of kids having a good time.


sentence1: A man is playing his guitar at Joe's Cafe.

sentence2: The man is playing the drums for his mom.


sentence1: Someone is on a blanket.

sentence2: The person is making a blanket.


sentence1: The man has a orange shirt.

sentence2: The woman has a orange shirt.


sentence1: The two kids look at the products sold inside the subway shop.

sentence2: The kids are stealing from a store.


sentence1: The baby boy wants his mother.

sentence2: A baby boy is happy to see his mother.


sentence1: A boy is very close to a girl.

sentence2: A girl is close to a boy whose face is not shown.


sentence1: Six children are cleaning a room.

sentence2: Two male children cleaning up leaves in a parking lot.


sentence1: There is a cook preparing food.

sentence2: A cook is making food.


sentence1: Two men are helping a boy.

sentence2: Two men are with a young child.


sentence1: Two skiing people are doing cross country skiing.

sentence2: People skiing cross country.


sentence1: A dog taking a poop in the street.

sentence2: A man making balloon animals for two children on a street corner.


sentence1: A kid is talking in class.

sentence2: A girl is going to class.


sentence1: The women are trying to sell something to the individual.

sentence2: The men are trying to make some money.


sentence1: People are waiting for the fireworks to start.

sentence2: Three people are waiting for the rain to stop.


sentence1: A dog prepares to herd three sheep with horns.

sentence2: A dog and sheep run together.


sentence1: People gathered in a room.

sentence2: People gathered together in a room.


sentence1: The woman in overalls paints a picture for her wall.

sentence2: A woman is painting her wall white.


sentence1: Adding aspirin to the water could kill the plant.

sentence2: Men are trying to remove oil from a body of water.


sentence1: The woman is wearing yellow.

sentence2: The woman is wearing red.


sentence1: A man is doing a stunt on his bicycle.

sentence2: A man is doing a wheelie on his motorcycle.


sentence1: Ten people riding ATVs.

sentence2: 4 people are riding bikes


sentence1: A yellow vested person is doing road work.

sentence2: A person is doing very well on their skateboard.


sentence1: Two workers are sitting next to pipes eating lunch

sentence2: The construction workers are sitting down to eat lunch.


sentence1: A group of people living in the desert

sentence2: A group of people in the middle of the desert.


sentence1: Two kids are swimming.

sentence2: Six kids are going swimming.


sentence1: people getting their dirty clothes cleaned

sentence2: People are getting their clothes cleaned.


sentence1: The children are holding musical instruments.

sentence2: A group of children are singing and playing instruments


sentence1: A group of people are wearing police uniforms conducting an arrest.

sentence2: A group of police officers are wearing protection.


sentence1: the man is planning to shoot a wedding

sentence2: the woman is going to a wedding.


sentence1: The child's bike got wet.

sentence2: She is putting away the bike.


sentence1: A soldier walks a dog.

sentence2: A man walks a dog.


sentence1: A shirtless woman is operating a lawn mower.

sentence2: A girl is mowing the grass with a lawn mower.


sentence1: The two officers are driving

sentence2: Two officers are on horses.


sentence1: The lady looks sad because no one is buying her wares.

sentence2: The lady is selling things.


sentence1: A flock of birds hovered over the sandy beach.

sentence2: Birds are flying at a beach.


sentence1: people walk home

sentence2: People waiting.


sentence1: A man is laughing with a woman

sentence2: A man and a woman laughing.


sentence1: He is about to run into the boat

sentence2: The man is getting his boat clean to take it out on the water.


sentence1: 2 Cows are in a field.

sentence2: Two sheep are in a field.


sentence1: A wet child enjoys the summer.

sentence2: A woman is enjoying the summer weather.


sentence1: The girl has a driver's license

sentence2: A man has a driver's license.


sentence1: People on motorcycles wearing racing gear ride around a racetrack

sentence2: People on motorcycles ride around a racetrack


sentence1: A man is standing on the ground with a paintbrush

sentence2: A man with a crutch lying on the ground.


sentence1: The kids are at the theater watching a movie.

sentence2: it is picture day for the boys


sentence1: Two women walk down the sidewalk to the store.

sentence2: Two women walk down the sidewalk in the afternoon.


sentence1: A man has his son on his back

sentence2: A man spent his time with his son.


sentence1: A group of dark-skinned people are walking past barbed wire.

sentence2: Two women are gossiping by a fence.


sentence1: Zombies parading around eating brains.

sentence2: The zombies are eating flesh together.


sentence1: A group of people are sitting at at a beach on towels watching the Blue Angels.

sentence2: A group of people are sitting at a beach watching the Blue Angels.


sentence1: Three people are meeting for coffee.

sentence2: Two people make coffee.


sentence1: A young girl with dirt on her face and a red child's bike is in the background.

sentence2: The old woman in shorts and a white t-shirt is standing on a path watching children play.


sentence1: A line of scooters are parking in the middle of a street.

sentence2: A line of motor bikes are parked in the middle of a street.


sentence1: A man holding a cat.

sentence2: A man holding a dog.


sentence1: The cats are running through the grass.

sentence2: Some dogs running through the park.


sentence1: The two boys are playing kick ball back and forth to each other.

sentence2: The players are kicking each other while attempting to kick the ball.


sentence1: Two girls are running.

sentence2: Three boys are running.


sentence1: A little girl in a white blouse and blue pants frolics on the grass.

sentence2: A woman in a green shirt and white pants golfs on the green.


sentence1: A man in a white shirt and hat playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man in a green shirt and black hat playing a guitar on stage.


sentence1: A black hooded man is using a large magnifying glass to look at a booklet.

sentence2: A white hooded woman is using a magnifying glass to look at a booklet.


sentence1: the people are running a marathon

sentence2: People are running a marathon


sentence1: A group of people are nervous about crossing the water.

sentence2: A group of people are on the water.


sentence1: A group of kids are having a jumping contest.

sentence2: A group of kids are having a sleepover.


sentence1: The person is wearing a fedora.

sentence2: A man is wearing a uniform.


sentence1: A woman and a man embrace while watching a horror movie.

sentence2: A man and a woman watch a movie together.


sentence1: A man in a blue dress shirt.

sentence2: A man in a white shirt and blue pants is talking with a woman in a pink shirt.


sentence1: A couple is playing the game of Life.

sentence2: The family is playing a game together.


sentence1: The head of a child with dark glasses is in focus.

sentence2: There is a woman with a full head of hair.


sentence1: A maintenance guy is repairing a net on a tennis court.

sentence2: A man removing a tennis net.


sentence1: A kid sits on a soccer ball outside.

sentence2: A kid sitting on a soccer ball at the park.


sentence1: A man in a brown coat rubs his nose.

sentence2: A bald man with a red beard holds his hand near his mouth.


sentence1: The dog is chasing the geese.

sentence2: One dog is chasing the other.


sentence1: Small child playing with letter P

sentence2: 2 young girls are sitting in front of a bookcase and 1 is reading a book.


sentence1: A brown dog is jumping.

sentence2: A brown dog is jumping


sentence1: A group of teenagers in red shirts are smiling.

sentence2: A group of people are wearing orange shirts.


genre: main-forums

dataset: answer-answer

sentence1: I remained under the banyan tree, exhausted by my daily ritual of dragooning the men every two hours.

sentence2: I remained under the banyan tree, exhausted by my daily ritual of herding the cats every two hours.


sentence1: In the US, it will depend on the school.

sentence2: It really depends on the school and the program.


sentence1: There's also what the string is made of.

sentence2: There is also a Youtube-Version of the film.


sentence1: You also imply you may not be paid if they cannot place you with a client.

sentence2: You can do it, but you might not be a professor.


sentence1: I did this one time as well.

sentence2: I have this habit as well.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: You may want it, but the process given to you is what you have to work within.


sentence1: You do not need to worry.

sentence2: You don't have to worry.


sentence1: You should do it.

sentence2: You should do what it says.


sentence1: You should just ask your boss what he wants you to do.

sentence2: You should listen to your boss, because you're not paid to tell the boss what to do.


sentence1: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't.

sentence2: You have to decide how much you want to demand, and what unmet demands you can live with.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to have in your tank.

sentence2: i think it depends what you want:


sentence1: You can do it, too.

sentence2: Yes, you can do it.


sentence2: You can do it, too.


sentence1: You have to decide what you want to get out of this.

sentence2: You have to know what you want to do.


sentence1: I have few suggestions for you:

sentence2: I have two suggestions for you:


sentence1: You want to start in the room that is the largest to make sure you have the straightest start.

sentence2: You will have to start with the clinic., and maybe move on to the insurance company.


sentence1: if you don't want to derail the meeting, but the key is to speak up.

sentence2: The key thing you need to do in this meeting is listen.


sentence1: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know.

sentence2: My answer to your question is "Probably Not".


sentence1: As soon as possible.

sentence2: Start them as early as possible.


sentence2: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.


sentence1: The answer to both questions is: Yes.

sentence2: The answer to both of your questions is yes.


sentence1: To give this an answer:

sentence2: I'll answer this question:


sentence2: Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question.


sentence1: The rule - When in doubt throw it out!

sentence2: I always go by the rule "When in doubt, throw it out!


sentence1: This is not a good idea.

sentence2: This sound like a very bad idea.


sentence1: Yes, it's probably a good idea to renew your passport.

sentence2: It's a good idea.


sentence1: It probably depends on the cut of meat.

sentence2: It depends on the meat and how it's cut.


sentence1: It's not a good idea.

sentence2: It's a good question.


sentence1: It's pretty much up to you.

sentence2: It's much better to ask.


sentence1: Yes, there is a reason for it.

sentence2: Yes, that is exactly what it means.


sentence1: Have you tried asking your employees?

sentence2: Have you tried asking?


sentence1: You guys are making this all WAAAAAY too complicated.

sentence2: You are making this too complicated.


sentence1: You don't have to know.

sentence2: You have no need to do anything.


sentence1: There are two things to consider:

sentence2: There are two possible causes for this:


sentence1: Work into it slowly.

sentence2: It seems to work.


sentence1: You can buy it on amazon for $5.

sentence2: You can buy it on ebay for $25 and up.


sentence1: The coffee simply picks up the aluminum from the pot, as the coffee is acidic.

sentence2: One idea is cleaning the coffee residue from the coffee pot.


sentence1: There are two ways to start with: plunging and dripping.

sentence2: There are two traditional ways to bend wood:


sentence1: You might have to try a variety before you find one that clicks with him.

sentence2: My advice would be to try a variety of coffees that you can afford and find one you like.


sentence2: It is not a good idea.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: They can, but the way to do it depends on what you have available.


sentence1: Yes, you should mention your experience.

sentence2: Yes, you should mention it.


sentence1: From what I understand this is what you can do :

sentence2: Can you do this?


sentence1: Take a look at these:

sentence2: Take a look at this:


sentence1: I'd say it primarily depends on two things:

sentence2: I'd say it depends on the ultimate outcome you want?


sentence1: Some of what you can do:

sentence2: Not much you can do besides:


sentence1: This is not a good idea.

sentence2: But it is not a good idea.


sentence1: The answers so far are already good, but I'd like to add a map for Switzerland:

sentence2: You have a lot of answers already, but I'd like to add Curries as another solutions.


sentence1: I was in a similar situation.

sentence2: I had a similar situation.


sentence1: I've had this same problem.

sentence2: I had this same problem.


sentence1: There is no maximum.

sentence2: There is no quarantine period.


sentence1: I am not sure this is the right site for the question.

sentence2: I am not sure this question would have made much sense to the Romans themselves.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: In other words, it depends on where you go, when you do there and how.


sentence1: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't.

sentence2: Yes, you should create a portfolio site to showcase what you can do and what you've done.


sentence1: You are not disclosing key info.

sentence2: No you are not.


sentence2: I guess it depends on what you're going to do.


sentence2: It is his job to see that you have what you need to do your job.


sentence2: It depends on what you want to achieve.


sentence1: This is a problem that the professor has to deal with.

sentence2: This is a big problem.


sentence1: This is a very unusual request.

sentence2: This sounds a bit unusual.


sentence1: It very much depends on the grant in question.

sentence2: I think it depends very much on the area.


sentence1: I have the same thing.

sentence2: I have had the same problem.


sentence1: No it does not affect your ratings.

sentence2: No it is not.


sentence1: My answer to your question is "Probably Not".

sentence2: I think that the short  answer to your question is: No.


sentence1: I don't think it makes any tremendous difference.

sentence2: I don't think it makes much difference.


sentence1: It depends on what they are.

sentence2: It depends on what they are evaluating, and how.


sentence1: There's not a lot you can do about that.

sentence2: There's not that much that you can do with a sourdough starter.


sentence1: You answered your own question.

sentence2: You have answered your own question.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: Th answer to you problem is that you dont actually know what you're getting in .


sentence1: This is not a good idea.

sentence2: This is probably not a good idea but I will suggest it anyhow.


sentence1: The best thing you can do is to know your stuff.

sentence2: My recommendation is not to say anything, and do the best you can.


sentence1: I'd say it primarily depends on two things:

sentence2: I'd say it depends what conditions you have.


sentence1: You don't have to know.

sentence2: You don't have to do anything to season it.


sentence2: I have the same situation and have traveled extensively.


sentence1: It's not a good idea.

sentence2: I do not think it's a good idea.


sentence1: You are on the right path.

sentence2: You are right on the mark.


sentence1: This doesn't answer your question, but:

sentence2: This is a part answer to your question


sentence1: How should I proceed about this?

sentence2: So how should I do this?


sentence1: Does this page answer your question?

sentence2: Does this answer your questions?


sentence1: You can use it, too.

sentence2: You can still use it for practice.


sentence1: It really depends on how the employer documents it.

sentence2: It depends how you're stating it.


sentence1: I've had this same problem.

sentence2: I've had this problem while working in a pubs.


sentence1: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't.

sentence2: You should tell a good story and sometimes you have to tweak reality/history to do so.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: It depends on what you want to be able to do.


sentence1: Yes, you have to file a tax return in Canada.

sentence2: You are not required to file a tax return in Canada if you have no taxable income.


sentence1: I don't see why there should be any problem with this whatsoever.

sentence2: I don't see why that should be a problem.


sentence1: Hope this is what you are looking for.

sentence2: If what you are looking for is much higher, they get the picture.


sentence2: The best thing to do is to overcome the fussiness.


sentence1: It depends on the dish and how amenable it is at the stage you make the mistake.

sentence2: It depends on the sauce and the result you want.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: You have to do what is right for you.


sentence1: You PROBABLY don't have any chance at the moment.

sentence2: Saying "thanks, I don't have any questions at the moment."


sentence1: It really doesn't matter.

sentence2: It doesn't matter unless it is really far off.


sentence1: You don't need to know everything.

sentence2: You don't have to know.


sentence1: I think you're looking for Mikey (1992).

sentence2: I think you're looking for the movie


sentence1: It makes absolutely NO difference.

sentence2: No, it makes no difference.


sentence1: I think it's fine to ask this question.

sentence2: I think it is okay to ask the question.


sentence1: I'm going to be very direct here.

sentence2: I'm going to be blunt, here: You don't.


sentence2: Yes, you can do exactly what you want to do.


sentence1: You should do it.

sentence2: You should prime it first.


sentence1: There's not a lot you can do about that.

sentence2: I'm afraid there's not really a lot you can do.


sentence1: What kind of insulation is it?

sentence2: What kind of floors are above?


sentence1: It depends entirely on your company and your contract.

sentence2: I guess it depends on the nature of your contract.


sentence1: You answered your own question.

sentence2: You've answered your own question already.


sentence1: I don't think that there's any.

sentence2: I don't think there is any universal term.


sentence1: There are a few things you can do:

sentence2: There are a few minimally-effective things you can do at the personal level.


sentence1: This is the tip I find most useful:

sentence2: Something like this is useful:


sentence1: That's what I believe.

sentence2: Yes, I believe it's a good idea.


sentence1: If you are not sure how to do it, don't do it at all.

sentence2: If not, don't do that and spend that time with something you like to do.


sentence1: It's all in her head.

sentence2: It's all about adhesion.


sentence2: If you do not have a very strong scientific reason to do it, don't.


sentence1: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't.

sentence2: You have to know what you want to do.


sentence1: I would say you can do it, but it wouldn't be advised.

sentence2: Personally, I would say not unless it suits you.


sentence1: Can you do this?

sentence2: Can you do it?


sentence1: Sure, I've  done this very trip.

sentence2: I've done this many dozens of times.


sentence1: You can use it, too.

sentence2: You can do it, too.


sentence1: How do you do that?

sentence2: How to do that?


sentence1: I've located an article that might be of some help: http://www.dsattorney.com/qa-pseudonyms-in-contracts/

sentence2: I found some link that might be of help to you:


sentence2: I would say it is impossible to know, so don't risk it.


sentence1: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know.

sentence2: The answer to your question is not really.


sentence2: You don't, it will not work.


sentence1: It's also a matter of taste.

sentence2: It's definitely just a matter of preference.


sentence1: It's not a good idea.

sentence2: It's a good idea to do both.


sentence1: This answer is based on my experience teaching undergraduate math in the US.

sentence2: This answer is based on experience I did not researched for references.


sentence1: There are a few things I think you should do.

sentence2: There are quite a few things you would need to do;


sentence1: You will want to clean the area first.

sentence2: You will also want to remove the seeds.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to have in your tank.

sentence2: It depends on what you want to achieve.


sentence1: There are a couple of options that you could consider:

sentence2: There are a lot of ways that could go poorly for you.


sentence1: You don't have to worry.

sentence2: Since you have one ticket, you don't have to worry.


sentence1: Vietnamese citizens need a visa to visit the USA.

sentence2: Nepalese citizens require a visa to visit the UK.


sentence1: It depends on how it's used.

sentence2: It depends on how long it's been out.


sentence1: I don't see why there should be any problem with this whatsoever.

sentence2: I don't see why this could be a problem.


sentence1: There's not a lot you can do about that.

sentence2: I really do not think there is much you can do about that.


sentence1: You got it right.

sentence2: Yes you got it.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: Remember this is your degree we are talking about, its up to you what you want to do.


sentence1: How do you do that?

sentence2: How should you do that?


sentence1: I was in a similar situation.

sentence2: I am in a similar situation.


sentence1: What is your lid made of?

sentence2: What is your paper for?


sentence1: You don't need any visa.

sentence2: You don't need sauce at all.


sentence1: That is your problem, not your supervisor's.

sentence2: Work with your supervisor and your team to solve the problem.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: It's up to you what you want to do next.


sentence1: There are two things to consider:

sentence2: A couple things to consider:


sentence1: It depends entirely on your company and your contract.

sentence2: It depends on your company.


sentence1: The wood probably isn't rotten, it's just worn out.

sentence2: It's just worn out and not safe.


sentence1: Well, I wouldn't put it on my cv.

sentence2: I wouldn't put this job on my resume.


sentence1: This is a great one...

sentence2: This is a difficult one.


sentence1: The answer to both questions is: Yes.

sentence2: To directly answer the two questions in your title.


sentence1: Yes, there is a reason to not do what you propose.

sentence2: Valid reasons to feel the way you do, but not a reason to resign.


sentence1: I think it is depends on the program.

sentence2: It depends on how the term is used I think.


sentence1: Can you do this?

sentence2: So, CAN you do this?


sentence1: I think there isn't a general answer.

sentence2: I don't think there is an answer for this.


sentence1: There are a few things you can do:

sentence2: There are a couple things you can try.


sentence1: The key is you have to find something that works for you, and your goals.

sentence2: You may want it, but the process given to you is what you have to work within.


sentence1: You don't have to know.

sentence2: You don't have equipments/facilities to do research in B.


sentence1: I think you've pretty much done your review.

sentence2: You've pretty much answered your own question.


sentence1: There are a few things I think you should do.

sentence2: There are a few things I don't understand:


sentence1: You burn more Calories digesting protein than you do carbohydrates and fat.

sentence2: The more you sweat, the faster you will burn calories and fat.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: It depends on what you want to say/imply.


sentence1: You got it right.

sentence2: You've got it right.


sentence1: You answered your own question.

sentence2: You pretty much answered your own question.


sentence1: I have the same thing.

sentence2: I had the same problem as you.


sentence1: Yes, there is a chemical difference.

sentence2: Yes, there is a reason for it.


sentence1: They can be out of level by a bit, but flat is important.

sentence2: Yes, although they can be a bit sour.


sentence1: I would look at this: U.S.

sentence2: I would look at this way:


sentence1: You are on the right path.

sentence2: You're on the right path.


sentence1: If you haven't, you should.

sentence2: You should, but you don't have to.


sentence1: Yes it is common!

sentence2: The simple answer is yes!


sentence1: I don't think that there's any.

sentence2: I don't think there are any benefits.


sentence1: It looks to me that this is set up for what you want:

sentence2: It is up to you whether you want to do that.


sentence1: Problem is, the system doesn't account for people who could care less about money, or title.

sentence2: The Joker doesn't care about money.


sentence1: In the first case, I think you don't need it.

sentence2: So I don't think you need to put it on the cover.


sentence1: It is impossible to answer this question without a form check.

sentence2: It is difficult, if not impossible, to give a complete answer to this question.


sentence1: You need to add this to your resume because it is the only position you have had.

sentence2: This gives you the opportunity to make your case that you really do have expertise in XXX.


sentence1: Work into it slowly.

sentence2: You work on it slowly.


sentence1: No, you do not NEED a bread machine.

sentence2: You do not need to worry.


sentence1: Yes, it is possible to publish a paper on model analysis.

sentence2: Yes, it is hard to publish in a peer reviewed journal.


sentence1: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want.

sentence2: So if that's what you need, you really do have to be explicit about it.


sentence1: Yes, you should mention your experience.

sentence2: Yes, you should make a résumé.


sentence1: I think it is great that you had a test conducted.

sentence2: I think that's a great plan.


sentence1: You don't have to know.

sentence2: Other than that you don't have a tax issue.


sentence1: Yes, there is a rule against this.

sentence2: There's no rule against it.


sentence1: What are your goals?

sentence2: What are you goals?


sentence1: I'm going to go out on a limb here...

sentence2: I'm going to be very direct here.


sentence1: If your long stay visa for Switzerland is valid, then you will not need a transit visa.

sentence2: You do not need a transit visa, but to enter Zurich you will need a visa.


sentence1: A few more point to think about:

sentence2: A few things to think about:


sentence1: Now you don't have to be perfect on every answer.

sentence2: You don't have to know.


sentence1: I'm afraid we are out of luck in this one.

sentence2: I think this is one of those things where you are just out of luck.


sentence1: It is more deciding what you should do and what you should get others to do.

sentence2: Point is: know what you want and don't be afraid to ask for it.


sentence1: It varies by the situation.

sentence2: This varies by institution.


sentence1: I have the same thing.

sentence2: I have the same problem.


sentence2: I have the exact same problem.


sentence1: You are on the right path.

sentence2: You're right on about the sample definition.


sentence1: Primer/paint will not work.

sentence2: Nope that will not work.


sentence1: The best thing you can do is to know your stuff.

sentence2: The best thing you can do is find something else interesting to do while you wait on hold.


sentence1: It's also a matter of taste.

sentence2: It's mostly a matter of taste.


sentence1: I was in a similar situation.

sentence2: Personally when I was in a similar situation I sent the couple a card and a gift.


sentence1: You can use it, too.

sentence2: Yes, you can do it.


sentence1: You have to decide what you want to get out of this.

sentence2: You have to find out what works for you.


sentence1: It depends on what they are.

sentence2: It depends on how it's used.


sentence1: I had the same problem as you.

sentence2: I have just had the same problem.


sentence1: Sometime if you really want it you might need to pay an agency to get the place for you.

sentence2: You could probably get a tour agency to do it for you but it would cost you.


sentence1: You don't need to know everything.

sentence2: They just don't want you to know it.


sentence1: Also it is useful to keep the consistency in your story.

sentence2: It is important to keep the story in the scope of your limit.


sentence1: I think it's just a habit.

sentence2: I think it's a bad idea.


sentence1: It's not a good idea.

sentence2: No, it's not a good thing.


sentence1: I'm thinking it's a bad idea.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: You need to pick how and where you want to place your foot and do it.


sentence1: You have a problem.

sentence2: This is a big problem.


sentence1: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know.

sentence2: If the conversation is not about work, you know what the answer is to your own question.


sentence1: Unfortunately, this question cannot be answered in its full generality.

sentence2: This cannot be answered in general.


sentence1: I would personally beware of the Motley Fool.

sentence2: I would recommend looking at The Motley Fool.


sentence1: I think there isn't a general answer.

sentence2: I don't think there is a single definition.


sentence2: Not a good idea.


sentence1: You don't need any visa.

sentence2: You don't have to worry.


sentence2: You're probably going to have to read various blogs to get all the information you want.


sentence2: I have exactly the same problem.


sentence1: My answer to your question is "Probably Not".

sentence2: The answer to your question is not really.


sentence1: You should do it.

sentence2: You should never do it.


sentence2: I had the same issue.


sentence1: Hope this is what you are looking for.

sentence2: Is this the kind of thing you're looking for ?


sentence1: There are two things to consider:

sentence2: I think there are two important things to consider:


sentence1: It's pretty much up to you.

sentence2: It is up to you.


sentence1: There are a few things you can do:

sentence2: There are a few things you need to consider:


sentence1: The answer to this and all such similar questions is in two stages:

sentence2: The answer to both questions is: Yes.


sentence1: It is impossible to answer this question without a form check.

sentence2: This is a part answer to your question


sentence2: There are a few things I think you should do.


sentence2: It depends on what and where you are going to do.


sentence1: There are a few possible reasons.

sentence2: There are a few reasons that paint wrinkles.


sentence1: There are three options:

sentence2: There are only three options:


sentence1: So think it in this way.

sentence2: Think of it this way.


sentence1: Maybe this could work for you.

sentence2: Maybe this can work for you.


sentence1: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it.

sentence2: They can, but the way to do it depends on what you have available.


sentence1: Microwave would be your best bet.

sentence2: Your best bet is research.


sentence1: In the US, it will depend on the school.

sentence2: This will depend on the university.


sentence1: It's not a good idea.

sentence2: It's not just a good idea, it's an excellent idea.


sentence1: There are a few things I think you should do.

sentence2: There are a few minimally-effective things you can do at the personal level.


sentence1: I've had this same problem.

sentence2: I had this same situation.


sentence1: This is not a good idea.

sentence2: Not a good idea.


sentence1: I realized there is already an accepted answer but I figure I would add my 2 cents.

sentence2: I know this is an old question but I feel I should add my 2 cents.


sentence1: Yes, there is a reason to not do what you propose.

sentence2: Yes, there is a chemical difference.


sentence1: Yes, there is at least one to my knowledge.

sentence2: To my knowledge, there's no time requirement.


sentence1: You don't have to worry.

sentence2: You don't have to do anything to season it.


sentence1: There is no test that can tell you if it is sealed or not.

sentence2: There is no code telling you that you cannot do this.


sentence1: Yes, you should make a résumé.

sentence2: Yes, you should talk to your professor.


sentence1: You shouldn't feel any obligation at all.

sentence2: You don't need sauce at all.


sentence2: I had this problem before.


sentence1: You may have to experiment and find what you like.

sentence2: You have to find out what works for you.


sentence1: My answer to your question is "Probably Not".

sentence2: This is a part answer to your question


sentence1: The key thing to realize here is that it's not your job to make people do their work.

sentence2: It really isn't your problem how they are going to find a qualified person to do the job.


sentence1: Not a direct answer to the question, but something to consider.

sentence2: Not a real answer to your question, but maybe it helps.


sentence1: There are two possible causes for this:

sentence2: There are two options for you -


sentence1: I agree with the other comments.

sentence2: I agree with the previous comments.


sentence1: The answer to both questions is: Yes.

sentence2: If the answer to any of these questions is yes, a PhD may be worthwhile for you.


sentence1: It rather depends on which country you're in.

sentence2: That depends on which country you are in.


sentence1: This is a terrible idea.

sentence2: This is a bad idea.


genre: main-news

dataset: MSRpar

sentence1: Vivendi shares closed 1.9 percent at 15.80 euros in Paris after falling 3.6 percent on Monday.

sentence2: In New York, Vivendi shares were 1.4 percent down at $18.29.


sentence1: Bremer said one initiative is to launch a US$70 million nationwide program in the next two weeks to clean up neighborhoods and build community projects.

sentence2: Bremer said he would launch a $70-million program in the next two weeks to clean up neighborhoods across Iraq and build community projects, but gave no details.


sentence1: Governor Gray Davis estimated yesterday that the fires could cost nearly $2 billion.

sentence2: State officials estimated the cost at nearly $2 billion.


sentence1: The American Express Corp. has pledged at least $3 million of more than $5 million needed.

sentence2: The city had requested federal funds, but withdrew that request when American Express pledged at least $3 million.


sentence1: Claudette, the first hurricane of the Atlantic storm season, hit the mid-Texas coast July 15 with 85-mph wind.

sentence2: Claudette, the first hurricane of the Atlantic storm season, hit the mid-Texas coast July 15, classified as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph.


sentence1: Results from No. 2 U.S. soft drink maker PepsiCo Inc. (nyse: PEP - news - people) were likely to be in the spotlight.

sentence2: Wall Street was also waiting for aluminum maker Alcoa Inc. (nyse: PEP - news - people) to report earnings after the close.


sentence1: Taylor's aides warn an abrupt departure could trigger more chaos, a view shared by many in Liberia and, in private, even by mediators.

sentence2: His aides warn an abrupt departure could trigger more bloodshed, a view shared by many in Liberia.


sentence1: But Odette is the first to form over the Caribbean Sea in December, the Center said.

sentence2: It is the first named storm to develop in the Caribbean in December.


sentence1: The AFL-CIO is waiting until October to decide if it will endorse a candidate.

sentence2: The AFL-CIO announced Wednesday that it will decide in October whether to endorse a candidate before the primaries.


sentence1: It was developed with consultation from more than 300 leaders in academia, industry, government and the public.

sentence2: The plan, called The NIH Roadmap, was developed over 14 months with help from more than 300 consultants in industry and academia.


sentence1: Local police authorities are treating the explosion as a criminal matter and nothing has been ruled out.

sentence2: Acting New Haven Police Chief Francisco Ortiz said police were treating the explosion as a criminal matter.


sentence1: Chiron already has nearly 20 percent acceptances from PowderJect's shareholders.

sentence2: Chiron has acceptances from holders of nearly 20 percent of PowderJect shares.


sentence1: "We believe we are fully prepared to roll out the [touch-screen] machines for the 2004 presidential primary," said Gilles W. Burger, State Board of Elections chairman.

sentence2: "We believe we are fully prepared to roll out the revised Diebold machines," said Gilles W. Burger, chairman of the Maryland State Board of Elections.


sentence1: Analysts expected earnings of 27 cents a share on revenue of $17.7 billion, Thomson First Call says.

sentence2: Hewlett-Packard is putting in for a second-quarter profit of $659 million, or 29 cents a share, on revenue of $18 billion.


sentence1: Another was in serious condition at Northwest Medical Center in Springdale.

sentence2: At Northwest Medical Center of Washington County in Springdale, one child is in serious condition.


sentence1: Sean Harrigan, president of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also suggested paring down the NYSE's 27-member board, changing its composition and making it more accountable.

sentence2: Sean Harrigan, president of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also suggested paring the NYSE's 27-member board and allotting more seats to investors outside the securities industry.


sentence1: The Swedish central bank was also meeting on Wednesday and widely expected to announce a cut on Thursday.

sentence2: The Swedish central bank, also meeting on Wednesday, is widely expected to announce a cut on Thursday of as much as half a percentage point.


sentence1: His 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe was found abandoned in a Virginia Beach, Va., parking lot June 25.

sentence2: His sport utility vehicle was found June 25, abandoned without its license plates in Virginia Beach, Va.


sentence1: Heatley was sixth in the league in goals last season with 41 and ninth in points with 89.

sentence2: Heatley led Atlanta in scoring last season with a team-record 41 goals and 48 assists.


sentence1: "Tony's not feeling well," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.

sentence2: We're thrilled to be up 3-2,'' Coach Gregg Popovich said Wednesday.


sentence1: Electronic Data Systems Corp. Thursday said the Securities and Exchange Commission has asked the company for documents related to its large contract with the U.S. Navy.

sentence2: In a regulatory filing, EDS said the SEC had asked for information related to its troubled IT outsourcing contract with the US Navy.


sentence1: As well as the dolphin scheme, the chaos has allowed foreign companies to engage in damaging logging and fishing operations without proper monitoring or export controls.

sentence2: Internal chaos has allowed foreign companies to set up damaging commercial logging and fishing operations without proper monitoring or export controls.


sentence1: The next court session will be when the three-judge tribunal announces its verdict in mid-February.

sentence2: The court's three-judge tribunal was expected to give its verdict next February.


sentence1: The consensus among Wall Street analysts was for a loss of 28 cents a share.

sentence2: Analysts surveyed by First Call were expecting sales of $723 million and a loss of 28 cents a share.


sentence1: The civilian unemployment rate improved marginally last month -- slipping to 6.1 percent -- even as companies slashed payrolls by 93,000.

sentence2: The civilian unemployment rate improved marginally last month _ sliding down to 6.1 percent _ as companies slashed payrolls by 93,000 amid continuing mixed signals about the nation's economic health.


sentence1: Moffitt said the results need to be replicated in another study before testing of individuals for presence of the long or short versions of the gene will be pursued.

sentence2: Professor Moffitt said the results needed to be replicated before pursuing testing of individuals for the presence of the long or short versions of the gene.


sentence1: The compensation committee will prohibit securities industry directors from sitting on it.

sentence2: The exchange also said its five-person compensation committee will consist only of directors from outside the securities industry.


sentence1: Q: Can I buy coverage for prescription drugs right away?

sentence2: Congress has added a new benefit - an option to buy insurance coverage for prescription drugs.


sentence1: Shares of Mandalay closed down eight cents to $29.42, before the earnings were announced.

sentence2: Shares of Mandalay closed down 8 cents at $29.42 Thursday.