premise: A child looks at a cactus garden. hypothesis: A child in a red shirt is looking at a massive cactus garden in the desert.
neutral: You can not infer the shirt is red.|neutral: Children don't have to wear a red shirt. Cactus gardens don't have to be massive. Cactus gardens can be grown outside the desert.|neutral: We cannot know from the first sentence if the child's shirt is red, the cactus garden is massive, or the garden is in a desert.