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cleft_sentences
[ "syntax" ]
50
What impressed everyone was her dedication.
Her dedication impressed everyone.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
1
We will have dinner ready by 7.
Dinner is ready at 7.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
2
I guarantee the lights will turn off automatically.
The lights turn off automatically.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
3
I pledge the data will be analyzed tonight.
The data gets analyzed tonight.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
4
I ensure the door will lock itself.
The door locks itself.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
5
We confirm the train will depart on schedule.
The train departs on schedule.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
6
We commit to processing your request immediately.
Your request is processed immediately.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
7
I promise the flowers will bloom in spring.
The flowers bloom in spring.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
8
We vow the system will reboot automatically.
The system reboots automatically.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
9
I swear the meeting will end by 5 PM.
The meeting ends by 5 PM.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
10
I guarantee the payment will clear tomorrow.
The payment clears tomorrow.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
11
We ensure the files will delete permanently.
The files delete permanently.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
12
We pledge the concert will start punctually.
The concert starts punctually.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
13
I commit to resetting the password hourly.
The password resets hourly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
14
I promise the cat will stay indoors.
The cat stays indoors.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
15
I guarantee the report will be submitted by noon.
The report is submitted by noon.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
16
We vow the coffee will brew in two minutes.
The coffee brews in two minutes.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
17
We assure the shelves will restock weekly.
The shelves restock weekly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
18
I swear the alarm will sound at dawn.
The alarm sounds at dawn.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
19
We confirm the contract will expire next month.
The contract expires next month.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
20
I promise the car will park itself.
The car parks itself.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
21
We commit to delivering the test results tomorrow.
The test results arrive tomorrow.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
22
I ensure the gate will open automatically.
The gate opens automatically.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
23
We guarantee the tickets will sell out quickly.
The tickets sell out quickly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
24
I vow the dog will obey commands.
The dog obeys commands.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
25
We pledge the software will update overnight.
The software updates overnight.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
26
I swear the cake will cool by evening.
The cake cools by evening.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
27
We promise the books will return on time.
The books return on time.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
28
We ensure the flight will land safely.
The flight lands safely.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
29
I guarantee the plants will water themselves.
The plants water themselves.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
30
We confirm the deadline will pass unchanged.
The deadline passes unchanged.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
31
I vow the noise will stop at midnight.
The noise stops at midnight.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
32
We swear the keys will remain hidden.
The keys remain hidden.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
33
I promise the message will send automatically.
The message sends automatically.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
34
We guarantee the room will clean itself.
The room cleans itself.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
35
I pledge the event will proceed as planned.
The event proceeds as planned.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
36
We assure the ice will melt slowly.
The ice melts slowly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
37
I commit to signing the document electronically.
The document signs electronically.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
38
We vow the sun will rise at 6 AM.
The sun rises at 6 AM.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
39
I swear the password will change weekly.
The password changes weekly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
40
We ensure the garbage will collect daily.
The garbage collects daily.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
41
I promise the fence will repair itself.
The fence repairs itself.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
42
We guarantee the app will download quickly.
The app downloads quickly.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
43
We pledge the rules will apply equally.
The rules apply equally.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
44
I vow the water will boil in minutes.
The water boils in minutes.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
45
We confirm the bell will ring precisely.
The bell rings precisely.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
46
You return the money by Friday, or I will take legal action.
You return the money by Friday. I will take legal action.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
47
The evidence stays hidden, unless you want me to reveal everything.
The evidence stays hidden. You want me to reveal everything.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
48
Your team meets the deadline, or I’ll cancel the contract.
Your team meets the deadline. I’ll cancel the contract.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
49
The password is shared with no one, unless you wish me to delete the files.
The password is shared with no one. You wish me to delete the files.
English
commisive
[ "pragmatics" ]
50
You attend the meeting tomorrow, or I will report your absence.
You attend the meeting tomorrow. I will report your absence.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
1
She is stronger than her sister.
She is strong than her sister.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
2
This problem is easier than the last one.
This problem is easy than the last one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
3
He runs faster than I do.
He runs fast than I do.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
4
My bag is heavier than yours.
My bag is heavy than yours.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
5
Today is colder than yesterday.
Today is cold than yesterday.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
6
That road is narrower than this one.
That road is narrow than this one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
7
Her idea is clearer than mine.
Her idea is clear than mine.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
8
The baby is cuter than his brother.
The baby is cute than his brother.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
9
He is braver than most soldiers.
He is brave than most soldiers.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
10
The exam was tougher than expected.
The exam was tough than expected.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
11
She is kinder than her classmates.
She is kind than her classmates.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
12
This book is longer than that one.
This book is long than that one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
13
The joke was funnier than his last one.
The joke was funny than his last one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
14
This path is steeper than the other.
This path is steep than the other.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
15
She is wiser than her years.
She is wise than her years.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
16
The movie was duller than I expected.
The movie was dull than I expected.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
17
He is quicker than before.
He is quick than before.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
18
Your handwriting is neater than mine.
Your handwriting is neat than mine.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
19
The new phone is thinner than the old one.
The new phone is thin than the old one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
20
She’s nicer to people now.
She’s nice to people now.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
21
This hotel is cheaper than the one downtown.
This hotel is cheap than the one downtown.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
22
This hill is rockier than it looks.
This hill is rocky than it looks.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
23
That sofa is softer than mine.
That sofa is soft than mine.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
24
Your painting is brighter than hers.
Your painting is bright than hers.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
25
The kitten is gentler than the dog.
The kitten is gentle than the dog.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
26
She is later than usual today.
She is late than usual today.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
27
He is taller than his father.
He is tall than his father.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
28
This road is muddier after the rain.
This road is muddy after the rain.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
29
My room is messier than yours.
My room is messy than yours.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
30
That car is noisier than mine.
That car is noisy than mine.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
31
His jokes are sillier than hers.
His jokes are silly than hers.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
32
This one is trickier to solve.
This one is tricky to solve.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
33
She is cleverer than people think.
She is clever than people think.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
34
His project is more complex than mine.
His project is complex than mine.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
35
This story is more interesting than that one.
This story is interesting than that one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
36
Her answer was more accurate than yours.
Her answer was accurate than yours.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
37
The book is more useful than expected.
The book is useful than expected.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
38
This route is more direct than the other.
This route is direct than the other.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
39
That method is more effective than this one.
That method is effective than this one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
40
Her speech was more passionate than his.
Her speech was passionate than his.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
41
The recipe is more traditional than modern.
The recipe is traditional than modern.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
42
That theory is more logical than the last.
That theory is logical than the last.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
43
He is more efficient than his coworker.
He is efficient than his coworker.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
44
This game is trickier than the previous one.
This game is tricky than the previous one.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
45
He is busier this week than last week.
He is busy this week than last week.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
46
Her painting is more colorful than his.
Her painting is colorful than his.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
47
This question is more confusing than the last.
This question is confusing than the last.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
48
His tone was more respectful than usual.
His tone was respectful than usual.
English
comparative
[ "morphology", "semantics" ]
49
She was more confident during the interview.
She was confident during the interview.
English