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6,700 | m_02 | 1 | null | The Romans built this aqueduct. |
6,701 | m_02 | 1 | null | The computer will calculate the value of the variable. |
6,702 | m_02 | 1 | null | These objections killed the proposal. |
6,703 | m_02 | 0 | * | Lecturer was sitting at her desk. |
6,704 | m_02 | 1 | null | Too much salt damages vehicles. |
6,705 | m_02 | 0 | * | Too much vehicles are damaged by salt. |
6,706 | m_02 | 0 | * | Too many salt damages vehicles. |
6,707 | m_02 | 1 | null | Too many vehicles are damaged by salt. |
6,708 | m_02 | 1 | null | Frank Churchill gave a piano to Jane Fairfax. |
6,709 | m_02 | 1 | null | A piano was given to Jane Fairfax by Frank Churchill. |
6,710 | m_02 | 1 | null | Wickham eloped with Lydia. |
6,711 | m_02 | 1 | null | Miss Bates can chatter on for hours. |
6,712 | m_02 | 1 | null | Henry Crawford loved Fanny but Fanny loved Edmund. |
6,713 | m_02 | 1 | null | Mr Bingley became tired of Jane or Mr D'Arcy persuaded Mr. |
6,714 | m_02 | 1 | null | Elizabeth regretted that she had met Wickham. |
6,715 | m_02 | 1 | null | Catherine feared that the Abbey was haunted. |
6,716 | m_02 | 1 | null | That Anne was in conversation with Mr Elliott dismayed Captain. |
6,717 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny was delighted by the idea that she could subscribe to a library. |
6,718 | m_02 | 1 | null | Who thought up the proposal that the committee be abolished? |
6,719 | m_02 | 1 | null | The cottage which Mrs Dashwood accepted was rather small. |
6,720 | m_02 | 1 | null | The gentleman who saved Marianne was Willoughby. |
6,721 | m_02 | 1 | null | The building that we liked is in Thornton Lacey. |
6,722 | m_02 | 1 | null | It was Anne Elliott who loved Captain Wentworth but who rejected his first proposal. |
6,723 | m_02 | 1 | null | A motorist has reported that the road is blocked by snow at Bunker Hill. |
6,724 | m_02 | 1 | null | The Labrador ate all the food which we left on the kitchen table. |
6,725 | m_02 | 1 | null | Show me the folder in which you stored the documents. |
6,726 | m_02 | 1 | null | I like the book that you gave me. |
6,727 | m_02 | 1 | null | I love the food they cook in the halls of residence. |
6,728 | m_02 | 1 | null | A motorist has reported the road is blocked at Bunker Hill. |
6,729 | m_02 | 1 | null | I am delighted at the idea they might demolish the Appleton Tower. |
6,730 | m_02 | 1 | null | The cottage which Mrs Dashwood accepted was very small. |
6,731 | m_02 | 1 | null | Anne Musgrave has just seen Mr Elliott in Bath Street. |
6,732 | m_02 | 1 | null | Nurse Rooke has discovered where Anne Elliott stayed. |
6,733 | m_02 | 1 | null | Nurse Rooke suspected that Mrs Clay planned to run away with. |
6,734 | m_02 | 1 | null | Anne astonished her father. |
6,735 | m_02 | 1 | null | That Captain Wentworth married Anne astonished her father. |
6,736 | m_02 | 1 | null | Sir Walter Elliott imagined the scene. |
6,737 | m_02 | 1 | null | Sir Walter Elliott imagined that he was still handsome. |
6,738 | m_02 | 1 | null | Yesterday Lydia eloped with Wickham. |
6,739 | m_02 | 1 | null | Lydia eloped with Wickham yesterday. |
6,740 | m_02 | 1 | null | When Lydia went to Brighton, she eloped with Wickham. |
6,741 | m_02 | 1 | null | Lydia eloped with Wickham when she went to Brighton. |
6,742 | m_02 | 1 | null | Because of the strike the commuters travelled by army lorry. |
6,743 | m_02 | 1 | null | The commuters travelled by army lorry because of the strike. |
6,744 | m_02 | 1 | null | Because the bus drivers were on strike, the commuters travelled by army lorry. |
6,745 | m_02 | 1 | null | The commuters travelled by army lorry because the bus drivers were on strike. |
6,746 | m_02 | 1 | null | Although Mr D'Arcy disliked Mrs Bennet he married Elizabeth. |
6,747 | m_02 | 1 | null | In spite of his dislike of Mrs Bennet, Mr D'Arcy married Elizabeth. |
6,748 | m_02 | 1 | null | If Emma had left Hartfield, Mr Woodhouse would have been unhappy. |
6,749 | m_02 | 1 | null | Did Captain Wentworth write a letter to Anne Elliott? |
6,750 | m_02 | 1 | null | Write a letter to Anne Elliott. |
6,751 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because did Marianne love Willoughby, she refused to. |
6,752 | m_02 | 0 | * | If did Emma leave Hartfield, Mr Woodhouse would be unhappy. |
6,753 | m_02 | 0 | * | When did Fanny return, she found Tom Bertram very ill. |
6,754 | m_02 | 0 | * | The cottage which did Mrs Dashwood accept was rather small. |
6,755 | m_02 | 0 | * | Catherine feared that was the Abbey haunted. |
6,756 | m_02 | 1 | null | The girls wondered who Mr Bennet had received in his library. |
6,757 | m_02 | 1 | null | We were wondering who did you meet at the conference. |
6,758 | m_02 | 1 | null | She said that in came Aunt Norris. |
6,759 | m_02 | 1 | null | She said that into the room came Aunt Norris. |
6,760 | m_02 | 0 | * | The person who in came at that moment was Aunt Norris. |
6,761 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because in came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. |
6,762 | m_02 | 0 | * | When in came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. |
6,763 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because into the room came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. |
6,764 | m_02 | 0 | * | When into the room came Aunt Norris, Fanny stopped talking. |
6,765 | m_02 | 1 | null | Never had Sir Thomas been so offended. |
6,766 | m_02 | 0 | * | The person who never had he been so offended was Sir Thomas. |
6,767 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because never had Sir Thomas been so offended, even Mr Yates left. |
6,768 | m_02 | 0 | * | When never had Sir Thomas been so offended, Mr Yates left. |
6,769 | m_02 | 1 | null | Dr Jones habitually ate too much rich food, didn't he? |
6,770 | m_02 | 0 | * | We realised that Dr Jones died because he ate too much rich food, didn't he? |
6,771 | m_02 | 0 | * | The person who ate too much rich food didn't he was Dr. |
6,772 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because Dr Jones ate too much rich food didn't he, he died of apoplexy. |
6,773 | m_02 | 0 | * | When Dr Jones died of apoplexy didn't he, Mary Crawford went to live with his wife. |
6,774 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny stopped talking because in came Aunt Norris. |
6,775 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because in came Aunt Norris Fanny stopped talking. |
6,776 | m_02 | 1 | null | Mr Yates left because never had Sir Thomas been so offended. |
6,777 | m_02 | 0 | * | Because never had Sir Thomas been so offended, Mr Yates left. |
6,778 | m_02 | 0 | * | Fanny stopped talking when in came Aunt Norris. |
6,779 | m_02 | 0 | * | When in came Aunt Norris Fanny stopped talking. |
6,780 | m_02 | 0 | * | Fanny continued talking although in came Aunt Norris. |
6,781 | m_02 | 0 | * | Although in came Aunt Norris, Fanny continued talking. |
6,782 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny had just stopped talking when in came Aunt Norris. |
6,783 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny regretted talking to Mary. |
6,784 | m_02 | 1 | null | Henry wanted to marry Fanny. |
6,785 | m_02 | 1 | null | Mrs Bennet having taken the others upstairs, Mr Bingley proposed to. |
6,786 | m_02 | 1 | null | All Mr Collins does is praise Lady de Bourg. |
6,787 | m_02 | 1 | null | Lady de Bourg tried to persuade Elizabeth to renounce Mr D'Arcy. |
6,788 | m_02 | 1 | null | Henry wanted to have married Fanny before Edmund returned. |
6,789 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny regretted having talked to Mary. |
6,790 | m_02 | 1 | null | What Mr Collins is doing is praising Lady de Bourg. |
6,791 | m_02 | 0 | * | Fanny regretted being talking to Mary. |
6,792 | m_02 | 0 | * | All Mr Collins has done is have praised Lady de Bourg. |
6,793 | m_02 | 1 | null | Julia and Maria wanted to be allowed to perform a play. |
6,794 | m_02 | 1 | null | Edmund wanted Fanny to be able to ride a horse. |
6,795 | m_02 | 0 | * | Henry wanted to possibly marry Fanny. |
6,796 | m_02 | 1 | null | Fanny loved talking to Mary. |
6,797 | m_02 | 1 | null | Slamming the door, he ran down the steps. |
6,798 | m_02 | 0 | * | He was knowing the country well. |
6,799 | m_02 | 1 | null | When ripe, these apples will be delicious. |
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