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task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b0224a2fad934e7faaa0465c4deabe1b | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | chapter two matthew cuthbert is surprised matthew cuthbert and the sorrel mare jogged comfortably over the eight miles to bright river it was a ____ road running along between snug farmsteads with now and again a bit of balsamy fir wood to drive through | pretty |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-e12fbeb8c6c042538d09e2b23b691678 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | or a hollow where wild plums hung out their filmy bloom the air was sweet with the breath of many apple orchards and the meadows ____ away in the distance to horizon mists of pearl and purple while the little birds sang as if it were the one day of summer in all the year | sloped |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-cbc844d99b70455ba6a968f85f3a3d7e | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | matthew enjoyed the drive after his own fashion except during the moments when he met ____ and had to nod to them for in prince edward island you are supposed to nod to all and sundry you meet on the road whether you know them or not matthew dreaded all women except marilla and missus rachel | women |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-4315da81f0294b21a4cefda92efaeade | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | he had an uncomfortable feeling that the mysterious creatures were secretly laughing at him he may have ____ quite right in thinking so for he was an odd looking personage with an ungainly figure and long iron gray hair that touched his stooping shoulders | been |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-53913a94557d412193bbb9051420f82a | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and a full soft ____ beard which he had worn ever since he was twenty in fact he had looked at twenty very much as he looked at sixty lacking a little of the grayness when he reached bright river there was no sign of any train | brown |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-3ae959912eff48d5be37be0fbe6720e6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | he thought he was too early so he tied his horse in the yard of the small bright river hotel and went over to the station house the long platform was almost deserted the only living creature in sight being a girl who was sitting on a pile of shingles at the ____ end | extreme |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-5bc56f854b7c483b83b74c7a7a4c1883 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | matthew barely noting that it was a girl sidled past her as quickly as ____ without looking at her had he looked he could hardly have failed to notice the tense rigidity and expectation of her attitude and expression she was sitting there waiting for something or somebody | possible |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-376ac4a5bdc74915b4b421012370ca09 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and since sitting and waiting was the only thing to do just then she sat and waited with all her might and main matthew encountered the stationmaster locking up the ticket office preparatory to going home for supper and asked ____ if the five thirty train would soon be along | him |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-3463a020ccdb445eab96170721f473ef | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | the five thirty train has been in and gone half an hour ago answered that brisk official but there was a passenger dropped off for you a little girl she's sitting out there on the shingles i asked her to go into ____ ladies waiting room but she informed me gravely that she preferred to stay outside | the |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-81cc76fd3e3644fca8dd30c7e4949d78 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | she's a case i ____ say i'm not expecting a girl said matthew blankly it's a boy i've come for he should be here missus alexander spencer was to bring him over from nova scotia for me the stationmaster whistled | should |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-da5ead8a7b714d3bb26e75790cb07190 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | guess there's some mistake ____ said missus spencer came off the train with that girl and gave her into my charge said you and your sister were adopting her from an orphan asylum and that you would be along for her presently that's all i know about it and i haven't got any more orphans concealed hereabouts | he |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b59527bffb704daa9766d541ccae7db5 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i don't understand said matthew helplessly wishing that marilla was at hand to cope with the situation well you'd better question the girl said the station master carelessly i dare say ____ be able to explain she's got a tongue of her own that's certain | she'll |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-79b43632bfab442fa88deaf6d30d7c9f | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | maybe they were out of boys of the brand you wanted he walked jauntily away being hungry and the unfortunate matthew was left to do that which was harder for him than bearding a lion in its den walk up to a girl a strange girl ____ orphan girl | an |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-79059ef6148b4733bba980959249fc38 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and demand of her why she wasn't a boy matthew groaned in spirit as he turned about and shuffled gently down the platform towards her she had been watching him ever since he had passed her and she had her ____ on him now matthew was not looking at her | eyes |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-8c51529354c84d8a9bbf0bde354b5139 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | a child of about eleven garbed in ____ very short very tight very ugly dress of yellowish gray wincey she wore a faded brown sailor hat and beneath the hat extending down her back were two braids of very thick decidedly red hair | a |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-28451d144ba14336825c1ec4c0e39157 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | her face was small white and thin also much freckled her mouth was large and so were her eyes which looked green in ____ lights and moods and gray in others so far the ordinary observer an extraordinary observer | some |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-a4d314a4c780497b8ffdbea69d5f37c4 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | ____ have seen that the chin was very pointed and pronounced that the big eyes were full of spirit and vivacity that the mouth was sweet lipped and expressive that the forehead was broad and full in short our discerning extraordinary observer might have concluded | might |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-5f3e54cb108a4a2997a87488ffc553f2 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | was so ludicrously afraid matthew however was spared the ordeal of speaking first for as soon as she concluded that he was coming to her she stood up ____ with one thin brown hand the handle of a shabby old fashioned carpet bag the other she held out to him | grasping |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-6504d751fc304962bf75312054871d50 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i suppose you are mister matthew cuthbert of green gables she said in a peculiarly clear sweet voice i'm very ____ to see you i was beginning to be afraid you weren't coming for me | glad |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-279e1b97844d44d7b640e61f21d849ad | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i had made up ____ mind that if you didn't come for me to night | my |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-f4ac6a15a3bd42c9b6816cc028d4be20 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i wouldn't be a bit ____ and it would be lovely to sleep in a wild cherry tree all white with bloom in the moonshine don't you think you could imagine you were dwelling in marble halls couldn't you | afraid |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-2e752e693da5489e89d3efb8de391d04 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | matthew had taken the scrawny little hand awkwardly in his then and there he decided what to do he could not tell this child with the glowing eyes that there had been a mistake he would take her home and let marilla do that she couldn't be left at ____ river anyhow | bright |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-4c2ba8d9d6ea439aa86952476d2ca7a6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | no matter what mistake had been made so all questions and explanations might as well be ____ until he was safely back at green gables i'm sorry i was late he said shyly come along the horse is over in the yard give me your bag oh i can carry it the child responded cheerfully | deferred |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-2fb256436bb84251abcfe38e43c21ae5 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | it isn't heavy i've got all my worldly goods in it but it isn't heavy and if it isn't carried in just a certain way the handle pulls out so i'd better keep it because i know the exact knack of it it's an extremely old carpet bag oh ____ very glad you've come even if it would have been nice to sleep in a wild cherry tree | i'm |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-049b9a6babf74e88b1d325c006c47fc5 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | we've got to drive a long piece haven't we missus spencer said it was eight miles i'm glad because i love driving oh it seems so wonderful that i'm going to live with you and belong to you i've never belonged to anybody not really but the asylum was the worst i've only been in it ____ months but that was enough | four |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-ec4fad60a6d5493d9a389a8c9606b2c8 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | it's worse than anything you could imagine missus ____ said it was wicked of me to talk like that | spencer |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-22b30689daf04e9483855da8f2a88596 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | they were good you know the asylum people but there is so little scope for the imagination in an asylum ____ just in the other orphans it was pretty interesting to imagine things about them | only |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-7932a2c7158843ea84227d05f0c5d473 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | who had been stolen away from her parents in her infancy by a cruel nurse who died before she could confess i used to lie awake at nights and imagine things ____ that because i didn't have time in the day i guess that's why i'm so thin i am dreadful thin ain't i there isn't a pick on my bones | like |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-676704fe4d5b47c4901dc3da4360fb22 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i do ____ to imagine i'm nice and plump with dimples in my elbows with this matthew's companion stopped talking partly because she was out of breath and partly because they had reached the buggy not another word did she say until they had left the village and were driving down a steep little hill | love |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-21dd9b621ff94b1e8da1bf87a97ea878 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | the road part of which had been cut so deeply into the soft soil that the banks fringed ____ blooming wild cherry trees and slim white birches were several feet above their heads the child put out her hand and broke off a branch of wild plum that brushed against the side of the buggy | with |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-f31db027e3874b01b51597bd5d1d4add | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | isn't that beautiful what did ____ tree leaning out from the bank all white and lacy make you think of she asked well now i dunno said matthew why a bride of course a bride all in white with a lovely misty veil | that |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-c789c0251173498386c01e8bc2add61f | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i've never seen one but i can imagine what she would look like i don't ever expect to be a bride myself i'm so homely nobody will ever ____ to marry me unless it might be a foreign missionary i suppose a foreign missionary mightn't be very particular | want |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-7deefceea3be4520bc989cfc26241177 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | but i do hope that some day i shall have a white dress that is my highest ideal of earthly bliss i just love pretty clothes and i've never had a pretty dress in my life that i can ____ but of course it's all the more to look forward to isn't it and then | remember |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-9e910aeff750484fbfbe983e4c2ee6d4 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | i can imagine that i'm dressed gorgeously this morning when i left the asylum i felt so ashamed because i had to wear this horrid old wincey dress all the orphans had to wear them you know a merchant in hopeton last winter donated three ____ yards of wincey to the asylum some people said it was because he couldn't sell it | hundred |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-87553efb0d0b4f488451873745a244c1 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | but i'd rather believe that it was out of the kindness of his heart wouldn't you when we got on the train i felt as if everybody must be looking at me and pitying me but ____ just went to work and imagined that i had on the most beautiful pale blue silk dress because when you are imagining you might as well imagine something worth while | i |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-42ac99588dc24ac495f64f18e8a8e429 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and a big hat all flowers and nodding plumes and a gold watch and kid gloves and boots i felt cheered up right away and i enjoyed my trip to the island with ____ my might i wasn't a bit sick coming over in the boat neither was missus spencer although she generally is | all |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-6afc8d91a9b44609b20e9cef46c49754 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | she said she hadn't time to get sick watching to see that i didn't fall overboard she said she never saw the beat of me for prowling about but if it kept her from being seasick it's a mercy i did prowl isn't it and i wanted to see everything that was to be seen on that boat ____ i didn't know whether i'd ever have another opportunity | because |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-36531aa78782429e89aa19db676e0707 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | oh there are a lot more cherry trees all in bloom this island is the bloomiest place i just love it already and i'm so glad i'm going to live here i've always heard ____ prince edward island was the prettiest place in the world | that |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-09e8aacc4de8418a8ec374aa82689a85 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and i used to imagine i was living here but i never really expected i would it's delightful when your imaginations come true isn't it but those red roads are so funny when we got ____ the train at charlottetown and the red roads began to flash past i asked missus spencer what made them red | into |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-be14226b574642679ecfe2cb5afac877 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and she said she didn't know and for pity's sake not to ask her any more questions she said i must have asked her a thousand already i suppose i had ____ but how you going to find out about things if you don't ask questions and what does make the roads red well now i dunno said matthew | too |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-9a149cede8a146d298f0fedb50d18b9a | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | there'd be no scope for imagination then would there but am i talking too much people are always telling me i do would you rather i didn't talk if you say so i'll stop i can ____ when i make up my mind to it although it's difficult matthew | stop |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-8c49ef99ff1b4352a72451529ae40595 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | was enjoying himself like most quiet folks he liked talkative people when they were willing to do the talking themselves and did not expect him to keep up his end of it but he had never expected to enjoy the society of a little girl women were bad enough in all conscience ____ little girls were worse | but |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-32a6092f039b4534894a230de7dc91e8 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | he detested the way they had of sidling past him timidly with sidewise glances as if they expected him to gobble them up at a mouthful if they ventured to say a word that was the avonlea type of well ____ little girl but this freckled witch was very different | bred |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-f28d63832fee47bdaa72e40f39cd8b7d | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and although he found it rather difficult for his slower intelligence to keep ____ with her brisk mental processes | up |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-283bfff61f8940658130f712c02389e6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | chapter ____ nine the law we have seen how quietly | ninety |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-dbc6513726944692a2736ef4022cc8ed | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | the fact being that every one was too much occupied in his or her own affairs to think of theirs we ____ leave the banker contemplating the enormous magnitude of his debt before the phantom of bankruptcy and follow the baroness | will |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-8d3d5b8d3cf1462e82c8798d735e950f | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | who after being momentarily crushed under the weight of the blow which had struck her had gone to seek her usual adviser lucien debray the baroness had looked forward to this marriage as a means of ridding her of a guardianship which over a girl ____ eugenie's character | of |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-e88dbd4ccecd4cdda16bf171b6de17e0 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | for in the tacit relations which maintain the bond of family union the mother to maintain her ascendancy ____ her daughter must never fail to be a model of wisdom and a type of perfection now | over |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-cfbf0b17fcd847868c183edb2b182d1e | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | an expression which seemed to imply that she understood all her mother's ____ and pecuniary relationships with the intimate secretary moreover | amorous |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-43185c92306a42f3b4d702fdf9fdb702 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | not only because ____ was a source of dissension and scandal under the paternal roof but because she had at once classed him in that catalogue of bipeds whom plato endeavors to withdraw from the appellation of men | he |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b2655205e57d4f5eab65433418fa17a8 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | unfortunately in this world of ours each person views things through a certain medium and so is prevented from seeing in the same light as others and madame ____ therefore very much regretted that the marriage of eugenie had not taken place | danglars |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-2e71af0a01ee45e28f861870b83f75e1 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | not only because the match was good and likely to insure the happiness of her child but because it would also set her at liberty she ran therefore to debray who after having like the rest of paris witnessed the contract scene ____ the scandal attending it | and |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-45c60fef73a84760a99658f8817e909e | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | had retired in haste to his club where he was chatting with some friends upon the events which served ____ a subject of conversation for three fourths of that city known as the capital of the world at the precise time when madame danglars dressed in black and concealed in a long veil | as |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-a472e55d4cc74b5180abbc1f04a843ef | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | was ascending the ____ leading to debray's apartments | stairs |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-cb2e91feb43343b1bfa6ac597bcda8b6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | debray was occupied in repelling the insinuations of ____ friend who tried to persuade him | a |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-1873b8fa96ae478b8af573ee3e38d4de | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | still when he recollected the independent ____ spirit of eugenie he positively rejected it as utterly impossible though the same thought again continually recurred and found a resting place in his heart tea play | proud |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b9a3f20d0e52434ebded4cfe8b522b12 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and the conversation which had become interesting during the discussion of ____ serious affairs | such |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-07f9b5ee75ce48bd8d5f65c9526c9b94 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | awaited the return of debray in the little green room seated between two baskets of flowers which she had that morning sent and which it must ____ confessed | be |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-4bc8bc591b5b4e65aaaae248b930809b | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | with so much care that his absence was half excused in the eyes of the poor woman at twenty minutes of twelve madame danglars tired of waiting returned home women of a certain grade are like ____ grisettes in one respect they seldom return home after twelve o'clock | prosperous |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b46e8e93581b4f019e0d3e84392ae684 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | the baroness returned to the hotel with as much caution as eugenie ____ in leaving it she ran lightly up stairs and with an aching heart entered her apartment contiguous as we know to that of eugenie she was fearful of exciting any remark | used |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-bc91eefb49eb48b5acc53bf9106013f6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and believed firmly in her daughter's innocence and fidelity to the paternal roof she listened at eugenie's ____ and hearing no sound tried to enter but the bolts were in place madame danglars then concluded that the young girl had been overcome with the terrible excitement of the evening | door |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-743af35bb5934e28a7882f3bdd61ab3e | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and had gone ____ bed and to sleep she called the maid and questioned her mademoiselle eugenie said the maid | to |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b06e7799845846beacb4848cf1abf5c0 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | after which they desired me to leave saying that they ____ me no longer | needed |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-2839f993b8d54a979d397e83fcb90cc7 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | madame danglars therefore went to bed ____ a shadow of suspicion and began to muse over the recent events in proportion as her memory became clearer the occurrences of the evening were revealed in their true light what she had taken for confusion was a tumult | without |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-61659caac7d84bb0b65580f680fc6a0c | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | who had been afflicted with as severe a blow through her husband and son eugenie she said to herself is lost and so are we the ____ as it will be reported will cover us with shame | affair |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-32ab2228394a41d1877f0a1d0ee826f6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | for in a society such as ours satire inflicts ____ painful and incurable wound | a |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-d69886b0267c4d7a8f6498b24485df95 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and her ____ was turned towards heaven | glance |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-f862014abe634e5d84a609b77f930084 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and out of a fault nay even a vice sometimes produces a blessing and then her thoughts cleaving through space like a bird in the air rested on cavalcanti this ____ was a wretch a robber an assassin | andrea |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-5329b5c140e3429785bc83db92015b3a | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and yet ____ manners showed the effects of a sort of education if not a complete one | his |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b170e7731bd044089b9e005b13ded980 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | supported by an honorable name how could she extricate herself from this labyrinth to whom would she apply to help her out of this painful situation debray to whom she had run with the first instinct of a woman towards the man she loves ____ who yet betrays her | and |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-b9b99c445b1b40c896dd8375e2b2238f | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | debray could but give her advice she must apply to some one more powerful ____ he | than |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-9eb986e5110a493da919bb936ba0eead | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | but no on reflection the procureur was not a merciless man and it was not the magistrate slave to his duties but the friend the loyal friend who roughly but firmly cut into ____ very core of the corruption | the |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-accd22392102433a8d37eeb98924257d | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | it was not the executioner but the surgeon who wished ____ withdraw the honor of danglars from ignominious association with the disgraced young man they had presented to the world as their son in law and since villefort the friend of danglars had acted in this way | to |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-a166245d23fb43cbb7120b842583e331 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | no one could suppose that he had been previously acquainted with or had lent himself to any of andrea's ____ | intrigues |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-69d15ef23df4495491e602aabe2bac51 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | appeared to the baroness as if shaped for ____ mutual advantage but the inflexibility of the procureur should stop there she would see him the next day and if she could not make him fail in his duties as a magistrate she would at least | their |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-a60be98532484a5b915081fc84f9e3a0 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | obtain all the indulgence he could allow she would invoke the past recall old recollections she would supplicate him by the ____ of guilty yet happy days | remembrance |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-42987e0f3dfb402a9a32d0c7f84680d6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | he had only to turn his eyes on one side and allow andrea to fly and follow ____ the crime under that shadow of guilt called contempt of court and after this reasoning she slept easily | up |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-bcff206c4cfc4b149beb8eb0c2138b9b | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | at nine o'clock next morning she arose and without ringing for her maid or giving the least sign of her activity she dressed herself in the same simple style as on the previous night then running down stairs ____ left the hotel walked to the rue de provence | she |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-e9778f02581b4140916ac53d28e94cb2 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | for the last month this wretched house had presented the gloomy appearance of a lazaretto infected with the plague some of the apartments were closed within and without ____ shutters were only opened to admit a minute's air showing the scared face of a footman | the |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-51f8612742954ffda60413a77137cf7d | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | and the neighbors would say to ____ other in a low voice | each |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-9ba374092d8a490bbf119bd8273f57bc | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | madame danglars ____ shuddered at the desolate aspect of the mansion | involuntarily |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-8b901127006948ac831d6d2cac9284b3 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | three times did the bell ring with a dull heavy sound seeming to participate in the general sadness before the concierge appeared and peeped through the door which he opened just wide enough to allow his ____ to be heard | words |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-98632dcf7b2b4411aab83aadf910939b | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | he saw ____ lady a fashionable elegantly dressed lady | a |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-10110f9f32fa4bd78a73a01152858e87 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | first madame who are you who ____ i you know me well enough we no longer know any one madame | am |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-91c0e19f700347d2b000aeb1038bf999 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | where do you come from oh this is too ____ madame these are my orders excuse me your name the baroness danglars you have seen me twenty times | much |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-cd32e5833ed2400a8ccf7c8aa77befa4 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | possibly madame and ____ what do you want | now |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-7fbcff1b3aba413e898beb84654488e1 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | madame this is precaution ____ impertinence | not |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-d64ead36cd5b46f3a87823f67dea479d | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | or without speaking to the procureur well i have business with the procureur is it pressing business you can imagine so since i have not even brought my carriage out yet but enough of this here is ____ card | my |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-d6abff55b7c1493d9dd52e49ca5b3bb6 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | take it to your master madame will await my return ____ go the concierge closed the door leaving madame danglars in the street she had not long to wait | yes |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-bd4abba548c04bebb74e46de987de9e3 | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | directly afterwards the door was opened wide enough to admit her and when she had ____ through it was again shut without losing sight of her for an instant the concierge took a whistle from his pocket as soon as they entered the court and blew it | passed |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-c074c73688424013ba81fb39fbfc8f8e | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | you ____ excuse this poor fellow madame | will |
task965_librispeech_asr_missing_word_prediction | task965-9ec563de0c5745b18efbf4dc511ac8ee | You are given an English sentence with a blank, and you need to predict the missing word. After completing, the whole sentence should be gramatically correct and non-ambiguous. | in the court showing his merchandise was a tradesman who had been admitted with ____ same precautions the baroness ascended the steps she felt herself strongly infected with the sadness which seemed to magnify her own | the |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-b59517c25b6940a7a56c59d120d6ee6c | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Question: Anne is rough. | True |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-51c4184a7e0e4fc38df4d1100599d2ad | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Question: Anne is not young. | False |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-3e75c368d2d44c0d9eb319a504d3944b | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is green. | True |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-dc31767d134c4a328324d4417047844f | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is not white. | False |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-3629cf85b3584e53869fb6ef3b801c63 | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Gary is cold. Furry, kind things are smart. All cold, smart things are kind. Gary is smart. If something is smart and furry then it is cold. If something is kind and round then it is nice. Gary is round. All cold things are round. Gary is big. Gary is furry. Gary is kind. Gary is nice. If Gary is kind then Gary is round. If something is furry and cold then it is kind. Nice, furry things are round. Question: Gary is kind. | True |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-5151970df869416e9821c51bb35b65a8 | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Gary is cold. Furry, kind things are smart. All cold, smart things are kind. Gary is smart. If something is smart and furry then it is cold. If something is kind and round then it is nice. Gary is round. All cold things are round. Gary is big. Gary is furry. Gary is kind. Gary is nice. If Gary is kind then Gary is round. If something is furry and cold then it is kind. Nice, furry things are round. Question: Gary is not smart. | False |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-33628ac8d20549b1a5a81148d6db9711 | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Gary is green. Erin is smart. Charlie is quiet. Bob is not green. Gary is big. If Charlie is not smart then Charlie is furry. Bob is quiet. Gary is smart. Charlie is cold. All quiet people are smart. Bob is smart. If Charlie is quiet and Charlie is not cold then Charlie is furry. Charlie is furry. Question: Bob is quiet. | True |
task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | task966-0b9ab67c5fa14a64b4e0f63127ecd0f6 | Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact. | Paragraph: Gary is green. Erin is smart. Charlie is quiet. Bob is not green. Gary is big. If Charlie is not smart then Charlie is furry. Bob is quiet. Gary is smart. Charlie is cold. All quiet people are smart. Bob is smart. If Charlie is quiet and Charlie is not cold then Charlie is furry. Charlie is furry. Question: Gary is not green. | False |
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