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1,000 | bc01 | 0 | * | I read three his books. |
1,001 | bc01 | 0 | * | I read every his book. |
1,002 | bc01 | 1 | null | I read his every book. |
1,003 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every boy named a planet. |
1,004 | bc01 | 1 | null | I showed every boy a planet. |
1,005 | bc01 | 1 | null | Few boys read any of the books. |
1,006 | bc01 | 1 | null | I showed few boys any of the books. |
1,007 | bc01 | 0 | * | That few boys came upset any of the teachers. |
1,008 | bc01 | 1 | null | I was not reading a book when you came in. |
1,009 | bc01 | 1 | null | A boy did not laugh. |
1,010 | bc01 | 1 | null | Most boys did not laugh. |
1,011 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every boy named Mercury and Venus. |
1,012 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every boy named every planet. |
1,013 | bc01 | 1 | null | Each student speaks two languages. |
1,014 | bc01 | 1 | null | Two students speak each language. |
1,015 | bc01 | 1 | null | Some tourists visited all the museums. |
1,016 | bc01 | 1 | null | Fond of some boy every girl is. |
1,017 | bc01 | 0 | * | Guinevere has a single bone that is in every corner of the house. |
1,018 | bc01 | 1 | null | A critic thinks that every book is readable. |
1,019 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who does he admire? |
1,020 | bc01 | 1 | null | He admires every man. |
1,021 | bc01 | 0 | * | What does who admire? |
1,022 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who admires what? |
1,023 | bc01 | 1 | null | Someone from every city hates it. |
1,024 | bc01 | 1 | null | Some professor admires every student. |
1,025 | bc01 | 1 | null | Some professor admires every student and hates the dean. |
1,026 | bc01 | 0 | * | You filed every paper without inspecting. |
1,027 | bc01 | 1 | null | Everyone reported that Max and some lady disappeared. |
1,028 | bc01 | 1 | null | Most guests will be offended if we don't invite some philosopher. |
1,029 | bc01 | 1 | null | All students believe anything that many teachers say. |
1,030 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who will be offended if we don't invite which philosopher? |
1,031 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who believes anything that who says? |
1,032 | bc01 | 1 | null | Exactly two boys kissed some girl. |
1,033 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary dates exactly two of the men who know a producer I like. |
1,034 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every student has to come up with three arguments that show that some condition proposed by Bill is wrong. |
1,035 | bc01 | 1 | null | If we invite some philosopher, Max will be offended. |
1,036 | bc01 | 1 | null | Three relatives of mine inherited a house. |
1,037 | bc01 | 1 | null | If three relatives of mine die, I will inherit a house. |
1,038 | bc01 | 1 | null | Everyone attended some seminar. |
1,039 | bc01 | 1 | null | Exactly half of the students attended some seminar. |
1,040 | bc01 | 1 | null | More than three students attended every seminar. |
1,041 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every student attended more than three seminars. |
1,042 | bc01 | 0 | * | Every man surrounded the fort. |
1,043 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every man lifted the table. |
1,044 | bc01 | 0 | * | Every man lifted the table together. |
1,045 | bc01 | 1 | null | The men surrounded the fort. |
1,046 | bc01 | 1 | null | All the men surrounded the fort. |
1,047 | bc01 | 1 | null | The men lifted the table together. |
1,048 | bc01 | 1 | null | A hundred men lifted the table together. |
1,049 | bc01 | 1 | null | All the men lifted the table together. |
1,050 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every man lifted a table. |
1,051 | bc01 | 1 | null | Each man lifted a table. |
1,052 | bc01 | 1 | null | Someone attended every seminar. |
1,053 | bc01 | 1 | null | More than two students attended every seminar. |
1,054 | bc01 | 1 | null | You married no one. |
1,055 | bc01 | 1 | null | I will force you to marry no one. |
1,056 | bc01 | 0 | * | We voted for me. |
1,057 | bc01 | 1 | null | Everyone had been worrying himself stiff. |
1,058 | bc01 | 1 | null | Everyone who had been worrying himself stiff said that he was relieved. |
1,059 | bc01 | 1 | null | There were five tourists in the room apart from myself. |
1,060 | bc01 | 1 | null | Physicists like yourself are a godsend. |
1,061 | bc01 | 1 | null | Max boasted that the queen invited Lucie and himself for a drink. |
1,062 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which pictures of him did Earl see? |
1,063 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which pictures of Earl did he see? |
1,064 | bc01 | 1 | null | Bill seems to himself to be handsome. |
1,065 | bc01 | 1 | null | Bill seems to him to be handsome. |
1,066 | bc01 | 1 | null | John will see which picture of himself? |
1,067 | bc01 | 1 | null | Each other's houses seem to the women to be garish. |
1,068 | bc01 | 1 | null | Each other's houses appear to the women to be garish. |
1,069 | bc01 | 0 | * | Old pictures of themselves convinced the children to pretend to be adults. |
1,070 | bc01 | 0 | * | Each other's houses proved to the women that they had bad taste. |
1,071 | bc01 | 1 | null | These stories about himself worry John more than anything else. |
1,072 | bc01 | 0 | * | These stories about himself describe John better than any official biography. |
1,073 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which picture that John took at the party did he decide to display in his house? |
1,074 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which report that John revised did he submit? |
1,075 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary always prefers lemons to limes. |
1,076 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary always has preferred lemons to limes. |
1,077 | bc01 | 1 | null | The dog that the rat bit chased the cat. |
1,078 | bc01 | 0 | * | The cat that the dog that the rat bit chased died. |
1,079 | bc01 | 1 | null | Jean never reads this newspaper. |
1,080 | bc01 | 0 | * | Jean reads never this newspaper. |
1,081 | r-67 | 1 | null | A gun which I had cleaned went off. |
1,082 | r-67 | 1 | null | I gave a gun which I had cleaned to my brother. |
1,083 | r-67 | 1 | null | I gave a gun to my brother which I had cleaned. |
1,084 | r-67 | 1 | null | He let the cats out which were whining. |
1,085 | r-67 | 0 | * | What did Bill buy potatoes and? |
1,086 | r-67 | 0 | * | What dl,d John fall asleep and Bill wear? |
1,087 | r-67 | 1 | null | Who did Mary see walking toward the railroad station? |
1,088 | r-67 | 1 | null | Whom did Mary see walking toward the railroad station? |
1,089 | r-67 | 1 | null | Do you know the boy who Mary saw? |
1,090 | r-67 | 1 | null | Do you know the boy whom Mary saw? |
1,091 | r-67 | 1 | null | The government prescribes the height of the lettering on the covers of the reports. |
1,092 | r-67 | 0 | * | Here is the snowball which I chased the boy who threw at our teacher. |
1,093 | r-67 | 0 | * | Where's the bikini which Tom mentioned the fact that Sue had worn? |
1,094 | r-67 | 0 | * | Who did he expect who I was acquainted with to show up? |
1,095 | r-67 | 1 | null | Who did he expect to show up who I was acquainted with? |
1,096 | r-67 | 1 | null | Whose book did you find? |
1,097 | r-67 | 1 | null | He will put the chair between some table and some sofa. |
1,098 | r-67 | 0 | * | What table will he put the chair between some table and? |
1,099 | r-67 | 0 | * | What table will he put the chair between and some sofa? |