EN · Patterns
Main Clause + . + In Fact, + Main Clause
This set contains 18 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.3
SThe project stPastwas p2a success.
Explanation
The project was a success.
In fact, Sit VPastexceeded all expectations.
Explanation
In fact, it exceeded all expectations.
SShe stPastwas not only p2qualified.
Explanation
She was not only qualified.
In fact, Sshe stPastwas p2the best candidate for the job.
Explanation
In fact, she was the best candidate for the job.
Patternsthe best candidate
SThe meeting VPastwent smoothly.
Explanation
The meeting went smoothly.
Patternsgo — went — gone
In fact, Swe VPastfinished ahead of schedule.
Explanation
In fact, we finished ahead of schedule.
SHe stPastwasn’t just p2helpful.
Explanation
He wasn’t just helpful.
In fact, She VPastsolved the problem entirely.
Explanation
In fact, he solved the problem entirely.
SThe product stPastwas well-received.
Explanation
The product was well-received.
In fact, Ssales VPastdoubled in the first week.
Explanation
In fact, sales doubled in the first week.
Patternsthe first week
SThey HPastdidn’t just v2meet the deadline.
Explanation
They didn’t just meet the deadline.
Patternsmeet — met — met
In fact, Sthey VPastcompleted the work early.
Explanation
In fact, they completed the work early.
SThe presentation stPastwas p2good.
Explanation
The presentation was good.
In fact, Sit VPastimpressed the entire team.
Explanation
In fact, it impressed the entire team.
Patternsthe entire team
SThe event stPastwasn’t just p2popular.
Explanation
The event wasn’t just popular.
In fact, Sit VPastattracted twice the expected number of attendees.
Explanation
In fact, it attracted twice the expected number of attendees.
Patternstwice the expected number
SShe HPastdidn’t just v2participate.
Explanation
She didn’t just participate.
In fact, Sshe VPastled the entire project.
Explanation
In fact, she led the entire project.
Patternslead — led — led^the entire project