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300 | cj99 | 1 | null | They failed to tell me which problem the sooner I solve, the quicker the folks up at corporate headquarters. |
301 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | I finally worked up enough courage to ask which people up at corporate headquarters the sooner I solve this problem, the quicker I'll get free of. |
302 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | Which folks up at corporate headquarters do you think that the sooner you solve this problem, the quicker you'll be able to tell t to buzz off? |
303 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | This is a problem that you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off if you solve. |
304 | cj99 | 1 | null | This is a problem that you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off if you solve it. |
305 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | This is a problem that you solve it and you'll be able to tell the folks up at corporate headquarters to buzz off. |
306 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | Those are the folks that you just solve this problem and you'll be able to put them on ice. |
307 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | They failed to tell me which problem I'll beat the competition more easily, the sooner I solve. |
308 | cj99 | 0 | ?? | This is the problem that you'll beat the competition more easily, the sooner you solve. |
309 | bc01 | 1 | null | John saw the man in the room. |
310 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which room did John see the man in? |
311 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who did John think that Bill claimed that Mary suspected that everybody liked? |
312 | bc01 | 1 | null | John could not visit Sally. |
313 | bc01 | 1 | null | What John could do is not visit Sally. |
314 | bc01 | 1 | null | John couldn't visit Sally. |
315 | bc01 | 1 | null | Why did John leave? |
316 | bc01 | 1 | null | I hit the ball. |
317 | bc01 | 1 | null | You hit the ball. |
318 | bc01 | 0 | * | He hit the ball. |
319 | bc01 | 0 | * | She hit the ball. |
320 | bc01 | 1 | null | They hit the ball. |
321 | bc01 | 0 | * | Am not I going? |
322 | bc01 | 1 | null | I am not going. |
323 | bc01 | 1 | null | Aren't I going? |
324 | bc01 | 0 | * | I aren't going. |
325 | bc01 | 1 | null | Louise is unhappy, isn't she? |
326 | bc01 | 1 | null | Louise likes not being happy, doesn't she? |
327 | bc01 | 1 | null | Not many books survived the fire, did they? |
328 | bc01 | 1 | null | No books survived the fire, did they? |
329 | bc01 | 1 | null | He hasn't often paid taxes, has he? |
330 | bc01 | 1 | null | He can't pay taxes, can he? |
331 | bc01 | 1 | null | She does not see him. |
332 | bc01 | 1 | null | She kept not seeing him. |
333 | bc01 | 1 | null | She could not have been working. |
334 | bc01 | 0 | * | Marianne not left. |
335 | bc01 | 0 | * | Marianne left not. |
336 | bc01 | 1 | null | He could not have been working. |
337 | bc01 | 1 | null | He cannot have been working. |
338 | bc01 | 1 | null | He can simply not have been working. |
339 | bc01 | 1 | null | You must not simply not work. |
340 | bc01 | 1 | null | He may not just not have been working. |
341 | bc01 | 1 | null | He can't have been working. |
342 | bc01 | 1 | null | Can't he have been working? |
343 | bc01 | 1 | null | Can he not have been working? |
344 | bc01 | 0 | * | Can he not have been working? |
345 | bc01 | 1 | null | John wrote books. |
346 | bc01 | 0 | * | John write books. |
347 | bc01 | 0 | * | John wrote books. |
348 | bc01 | 1 | null | John did not write books. |
349 | bc01 | 0 | * | John seems that is nice. |
350 | bc01 | 1 | null | `` I am so happy '', thought John. |
351 | bc01 | 1 | null | down the hill rolled John. |
352 | bc01 | 0 | * | John kisses often Mary. |
353 | bc01 | 1 | null | John often kisses Mary. |
354 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who do you think Mary said John likes? |
355 | bc01 | 0 | ?* | Who did you ask whether Mary knows why John likes? |
356 | bc01 | 1 | null | Who do you think that Mary said that John likes? |
357 | bc01 | 0 | * | How do you wonder whether Mary solved the problem? |
358 | bc01 | 1 | null | How do you think that Mary solved the problem? |
359 | bc01 | 0 | * | How do you wonder whether John said that Mary solved the problem? |
360 | bc01 | 0 | * | How do you wonder whether John said Mary solved the problem? |
361 | bc01 | 0 | ?? | Which problem do you wonder whether John said that Mary solved? |
362 | bc01 | 1 | null | How did you think that Mary solved the problem? |
363 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary hired someone. |
364 | bc01 | 1 | null | I heard that Mary hired someone. |
365 | bc01 | 1 | null | I resigned because Mary hired someone. |
366 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary wondered which picture of himself Bill saw? |
367 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which picture of himself does Mary think that John said that Susan likes? |
368 | bc01 | 0 | * | Mary thinks that John said that Susan likes pictures of himself? |
369 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary thinks that John said that pictures of himself, Susan likes? |
370 | bc01 | 1 | null | If you don't believe me, you will the weatherman? |
371 | bc01 | 1 | null | I rolled up a newspaper, and Lynn did a magazine? |
372 | bc01 | 1 | null | Kathy likes astronomy, but she doesn't meteorology? |
373 | bc01 | 1 | null | The DA proved Jones guilty and the Assistant DA will prove Smith. |
374 | bc01 | 1 | null | Mary will believe Susan, and you will Bob. |
375 | bc01 | 1 | null | You might not believe me but you will Bob. |
376 | bc01 | 0 | * | You will Bob believe. |
377 | bc01 | 1 | null | How did you solve the problem? |
378 | bc01 | 1 | null | I wonder who could solve the problem in this way. |
379 | bc01 | 0 | * | How do you wonder who could solve this problem. |
380 | bc01 | 1 | null | No candidate can predict how many people will vote for him. |
381 | bc01 | 1 | null | Every politician is worried when the press starts attacking him. |
382 | bc01 | 1 | null | Which politician appointed the journalist who supported him? |
383 | bc01 | 0 | * | The fact that no candidate was elected shows that he was inadequate. |
384 | bc01 | 1 | null | John sells books, Mary buys records and Bill V newspapers. |
385 | bc01 | 1 | null | The question of whether John met Mary worries the people who support. |
386 | bc01 | 1 | null | They have left. |
387 | bc01 | 1 | null | Have they left? |
388 | bc01 | 1 | null | Could they have left? |
389 | bc01 | 1 | null | He has often seen Mary. |
390 | bc01 | 1 | null | He I often sees Mary. |
391 | bc01 | 0 | * | He sees often Mary. |
392 | bc01 | 0 | * | Sees he I often Mary? |
393 | bc01 | 1 | null | It seems that it is likely that John will win. |
394 | bc01 | 1 | null | It seems that John is likely to win. |
395 | bc01 | 1 | null | John seems to be likely to win. |
396 | bc01 | 0 | * | John seems that it is likely to win. |
397 | bc01 | 0 | * | John seems will win. |
398 | bc01 | 0 | * | How do you wonder which problem to solve? |
399 | bc01 | 1 | null | How intelligent do you consider John? |