DynamicSuperb/L2EnglishScoring_speechocean762_fluency

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029170362.wav	014220070.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
029370217.wav	012920158.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
009810112.wav	007360181.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
003060226.wav	014040111.wav	Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096180014.wav	008110209.wav	Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
055470040.wav	024410322.wav	Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
052200050.wav	014040096.wav	Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
014040097.wav	024410294.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096080007.wav	000440049.wav	Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
014220081.wav	096290012.wav	Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
001200168.wav	012280054.wav	Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
008110204.wav	096100018.wav	Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
001570030.wav	096230020.wav	Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
015020099.wav	014200357.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
011810246.wav	014220115.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
024410110.wav	096470012.wav	Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096100007.wav	020070070.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096310003.wav	052200152.wav	Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096310017.wav	096230018.wav	Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096220020.wav	024410149.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260016.wav	096120009.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096230014.wav	096290014.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
010990082.wav	010750117.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
008110113.wav	014040013.wav	Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
012920270.wav	014220102.wav	Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
011860263.wav	000240352.wav	Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
020270020.wav	096170002.wav	Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
001330033.wav	096470004.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
020270174.wav	029370126.wav	Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
055470088.wav	096330019.wav	Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096310018.wav	014040081.wav	Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096470015.wav	027400283.wav	Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096220015.wav	015030067.wav	Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096080017.wav	096330005.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
010370202.wav	004610148.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
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023550003.wav	096470005.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
028920321.wav	008110106.wav	Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
007650089.wav	007360305.wav	Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
020070083.wav	096260012.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096010013.wav	010990279.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096470002.wav	095550116.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
014220068.wav	096080008.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096470023.wav	014690048.wav	Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096230015.wav	001120101.wav	Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260021.wav	096310008.wav	Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
028920128.wav	080630125.wav	Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
032140069.wav	096170018.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
008110286.wav	096010016.wav	Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
000960002.wav	050170123.wav	Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
001130005.wav	096350024.wav	Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
020270161.wav	096260007.wav	Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096180022.wav	024380142.wav	Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096330021.wav	050150145.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096010009.wav	096470021.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096220017.wav	080630090.wav	Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260017.wav	090880120.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260013.wav	096170008.wav	Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
054280125.wav	020270048.wav	Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
001140056.wav	030600168.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
010300169.wav	096080023.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
036310097.wav	000940073.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
001120098.wav	096100003.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
055470047.wav	096080027.wav	Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096350009.wav	001200159.wav	Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096330016.wav	020140074.wav	Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096170007.wav	096260008.wav	Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096230017.wav	015010103.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096230016.wav	010760046.wav	Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260020.wav	003060259.wav	Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
028970279.wav	011350215.wav	Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
023270171.wav	050150091.wav	Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
010370265.wav	096220007.wav	Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
014220167.wav	036310134.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
011860292.wav	055470082.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096170021.wav	096220004.wav	Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
014220159.wav	028920213.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
003060285.wav	055470131.wav	Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
011860363.wav	096400013.wav	Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096080018.wav	090880018.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260009.wav	095580173.wav	Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096400008.wav	096080013.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
020020032.wav	027400094.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
020310114.wav	055470104.wav	Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
030750061.wav	096260006.wav	Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
020270005.wav	000940021.wav	Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
030140089.wav	096310016.wav	Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
025380158.wav	096400010.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096100004.wav	014200087.wav	Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096290020.wav	095550173.wav	Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096080014.wav	096220006.wav	Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
096260003.wav	011560289.wav	Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096220012.wav	096120011.wav	Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
096260019.wav	096010010.wav	Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
014650047.wav	021120256.wav	Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
023550237.wav	096220019.wav	Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
052200094.wav	096230001.wav	Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes
095530083.wav	027400126.wav	Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	No
001110173.wav	096230009.wav	Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.	Yes

001140045.wav

004610373.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

029170362.wav

014220070.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

029370217.wav

012920158.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

009810112.wav

007360181.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

003060226.wav

014040111.wav

Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096180014.wav

008110209.wav

Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

055470040.wav

024410322.wav

Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

052200050.wav

014040096.wav

Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

014040097.wav

024410294.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096080007.wav

000440049.wav

Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

014220081.wav

096290012.wav

Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

001200168.wav

012280054.wav

Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

008110204.wav

096100018.wav

Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

001570030.wav

096230020.wav

Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

015020099.wav

014200357.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

011810246.wav

014220115.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

024410110.wav

096470012.wav

Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096100007.wav

020070070.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096310003.wav

052200152.wav

Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096310017.wav

096230018.wav

Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096220020.wav

024410149.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260016.wav

096120009.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096230014.wav

096290014.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

010990082.wav

010750117.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

008110113.wav

014040013.wav

Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

012920270.wav

014220102.wav

Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

011860263.wav

000240352.wav

Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

020270020.wav

096170002.wav

Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

001330033.wav

096470004.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

020270174.wav

029370126.wav

Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

055470088.wav

096330019.wav

Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096310018.wav

014040081.wav

Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096470015.wav

027400283.wav

Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096220015.wav

015030067.wav

Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096080017.wav

096330005.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

010370202.wav

004610148.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

091070065.wav

011860377.wav

Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

023550003.wav

096470005.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

028920321.wav

008110106.wav

Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

007650089.wav

007360305.wav

Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

020070083.wav

096260012.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096010013.wav

010990279.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096470002.wav

095550116.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

014220068.wav

096080008.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096470023.wav

014690048.wav

Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096230015.wav

001120101.wav

Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260021.wav

096310008.wav

Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

028920128.wav

080630125.wav

Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

032140069.wav

096170018.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

008110286.wav

096010016.wav

Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

000960002.wav

050170123.wav

Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

001130005.wav

096350024.wav

Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

020270161.wav

096260007.wav

Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096180022.wav

024380142.wav

Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096330021.wav

050150145.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096010009.wav

096470021.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096220017.wav

080630090.wav

Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260017.wav

090880120.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260013.wav

096170008.wav

Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

054280125.wav

020270048.wav

Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

001140056.wav

030600168.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

010300169.wav

096080023.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

036310097.wav

000940073.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

001120098.wav

096100003.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

055470047.wav

096080027.wav

Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096350009.wav

001200159.wav

Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096330016.wav

020140074.wav

Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096170007.wav

096260008.wav

Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096230017.wav

015010103.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096230016.wav

010760046.wav

Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260020.wav

003060259.wav

Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

028970279.wav

011350215.wav

Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

023270171.wav

050150091.wav

Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

010370265.wav

096220007.wav

Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

014220167.wav

036310134.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

011860292.wav

055470082.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096170021.wav

096220004.wav

Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

014220159.wav

028920213.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

003060285.wav

055470131.wav

Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

011860363.wav

096400013.wav

Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096080018.wav

090880018.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Does the first audio sample exhibit better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260009.wav

095580173.wav

Evaluate the fluency of the first and second audio samples, considering the flow and smoothness of speech, including pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096400008.wav

096080013.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider how smoothly the speech flows, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Respond to the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

020020032.wav

027400094.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and rate their fluency. Take into account the smoothness and flow of speech, including any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

020310114.wav

055470104.wav

Compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples by assessing the smoothness and flow of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

030750061.wav

096260006.wav

Listen to and compare the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have higher fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

020270005.wav

000940021.wav

Listen to both the first and second audio samples and evaluate their fluency. Consider the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second audio sample?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

030140089.wav

096310016.wav

Assess the fluency of both the first and second audio samples. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, including the presence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample higher than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

025380158.wav

096400010.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by focusing on the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096100004.wav

014200087.wav

Compare the fluency between the first and second audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting the occurrence of pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096290020.wav

095550173.wav

Evaluate the flow and smoothness of the first and second audio samples. Check for interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample show better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096080014.wav

096220006.wav

Listen to the fluency of the first and second audio samples. Focus on the smoothness of speech, noting any breaks like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

096260003.wav

011560289.wav

Assess the first and second audio samples for fluency. Consider the seamlessness and flow of speech, including any hesitations such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency in the first audio sample better than in the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096220012.wav

096120011.wav

Compare the first and second audio samples in terms of fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, checking for any interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have superior fluency compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

096260019.wav

096010010.wav

Listen to both audio samples and evaluate their speech fluency. Take into account the flow and smoothness, and note any pauses, repetitions, or stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

014650047.wav

021120256.wav

Assess the fluency of the first and second audio samples by examining the smoothness and flow of speech. Look for any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample more fluent than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

023550237.wav

096220019.wav

Evaluate both audio samples for their fluency. Focus on the seamlessness and flow of speech, checking for interruptions like pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio sample better compared to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

052200094.wav

096230001.wav

Listen to the first and second audio samples and assess their fluency. Consider the smoothness and continuity of speech, noting any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Does the first audio sample have better fluency than the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes

095530083.wav

027400126.wav

Compare the fluency of both audio samples. Focus on the flow and smoothness of speech, noting any interruptions such as pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the first audio sample's fluency superior to the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

No

001110173.wav

096230009.wav

Listen to the first and second audio recordings and evaluate their fluency. Focus on the smoothness and flow of speech, including any pauses, repetitions, and stammering. Answer the question: 'Is the fluency of the first audio recording better than that of the second?' with 'Yes' if the first audio is better, and 'No' if the second audio is better.

Yes