premise: John got a bike for his birthday.
initial: He didn't know how to ride.
counterfactual: He decided he does not want to try it at all.
original_ending: He practiced all week long. At the end of the week he took off his training wheels. He was able to ride the bike just fine without them.
edited_ending: He did not practiced all week long.At the end of the week, if he practiced, he should've took off his training wheels.But he wasn't able to ride the bike without them.<SEP>He played video games all week long.At the end of the week he looked at the training wheels on his bike.He practiced and was able to ride the bike.<SEP>He practiced all week long guitar and didn't bike all week.At the end of the week he was better at guitar.He wasn't able to ride the bike though.