DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I thought Tom wouldn't like the book Mary gave him.
eng: I thought that Tom wouldn't like the book Mary gave him.
eng: I thought Tom would tell you how to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom would tell you how to do that.
eng: I thought Tom would've forgotten me by now.
eng: I thought that Tom would've forgotten me by now.
eng: I thought Tom would've remembered today's meeting.
eng: I thought that Tom would've remembered today's meeting.
eng: I thought Tom would want to see this movie.
eng: I thought that Tom would want to see this movie.
eng: I thought we could do that together.
eng: I thought that we could do that together.
eng: I thought we could eat together.
eng: I thought that we could eat together.
eng: I thought we could get together later.
eng: I thought that we could get together later.
eng: I thought we could help out.
eng: I thought that we could help out.
eng: I thought we could talk about anything.
eng: I thought that we could talk about anything.
eng: I thought we'd already been over all this.
eng: I thought that we'd already been over all this.
eng: I thought we had something to give to Tom.
eng: I thought that we had something to give to Tom.
eng: I thought we talked about this already.
eng: I thought that we talked about this already.
eng: I thought we were friends.
eng: I thought that we were friends.
eng: I thought you already knew about what happened.
eng: I thought that you already knew about what happened.
eng: I thought you and Tom didn't like each other.
eng: I thought that you and Tom didn't like each other.
eng: I thought you came to see Tom.
eng: I thought that you came to see Tom.
eng: I thought you could use a friend.
eng: I thought that you could use a friend.
eng: I thought you'd be happy to see me.
eng: I thought that you'd be happy to see me.
eng: I thought you'd be ready.
eng: I thought that you'd be ready.
eng: I thought you'd be through doing that by 2:30.
eng: I thought that you'd be through doing that by 2:30.
eng: I thought you'd cry.
eng: I thought that you'd cry.
eng: I thought you'd finished doing that already.
eng: I thought that you'd finished doing that already.
eng: I thought you'd finished that already.
eng: I thought that you'd finished that already.
eng: I thought you didn't approve of Tom dating Mary.
eng: I thought that you didn't approve of Tom dating Mary.
eng: I thought you didn't want to talk about this.
eng: I thought that you didn't want to talk about this.
eng: I thought you'd laugh.
eng: I thought that you'd laugh.
eng: I thought you'd never arrive.
eng: I thought that you'd never arrive.
eng: I thought you'd show me how to do that.
eng: I thought that you'd show me how to do that.
eng: I thought you'd want to meet my family.
eng: I thought that you'd want to meet my family.
eng: I thought you'd want to see this.
eng: I thought that you'd want to see this.
eng: I thought you had another reason.
eng: I thought that you had another reason.
eng: I thought you had convinced Tom to help us.
eng: I thought that you had convinced Tom to help us.
eng: I thought you had learned that by now.
eng: I thought that you had learned that by now.
eng: I thought you had promised to give that to Tom.
eng: I thought that you had promised to give that to Tom.
eng: I thought you had to work.
eng: I thought that you had to work.
eng: I thought you jury-rigged something.
eng: I thought that you jury-rigged something.
eng: I thought you knew both Tom and Mary were allergic to peanuts.
eng: I thought that you knew both Tom and Mary were allergic to peanuts.
eng: I thought you knew Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I thought that you knew Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I thought you knew Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I thought that you knew Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I thought you knew what was going on.
eng: I thought that you knew what was going on.
eng: I thought you liked playing with me.
eng: I thought that you liked playing with me.
eng: I thought you liked romance novels.
eng: I thought that you liked romance novels.
eng: I thought you looked sad.
eng: I thought that you looked sad.
eng: I thought you looked tired.
eng: I thought that you looked tired.
eng: I thought you loved Tom.
eng: I thought that you loved Tom.
eng: I thought you might be hungry.
eng: I thought that you might be hungry.
eng: I thought you might be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought that you might be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought you might be the only person who would listen to me.
eng: I thought that you might be the only person who would listen to me.
eng: I thought you might feel the same way.
eng: I thought that you might feel the same way.
eng: I thought you might know.
eng: I thought that you might know.
eng: I thought you might like to know.
eng: I thought that you might like to know.
eng: I thought you might need some help.
eng: I thought that you might need some help.
eng: I thought you might quit.
eng: I thought that you might quit.
eng: I thought you might walk Mary home.
eng: I thought that you might walk Mary home.
eng: I thought you might want to play a game of chess.
eng: I thought that you might want to play a game of chess.
eng: I thought you needed the sleep.
eng: I thought that you needed the sleep.
eng: I thought you only dated girls who were shorter than you.
eng: I thought that you only dated girls who were shorter than you.
eng: I thought you ought to know.
eng: I thought that you ought to know.
eng: I thought you read my resume.
eng: I thought that you read my resume.
eng: I thought you said nobody was going to be here.
eng: I thought you said no one was going to be here.
eng: I thought you said someone asked you to do that.
eng: I thought that you said someone asked you to do that.
eng: I thought you said we weren't going to sing.
eng: I thought that you said we weren't going to sing.
eng: I thought you said you couldn't draw.
eng: I thought that you said you couldn't draw.
eng: I thought you said you didn't like to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you didn't like to do that.
eng: I thought you said you'd never try to do that by yourself.
eng: I thought you said you'd never try to do that alone.
eng: I thought you said you enjoyed doing that.
eng: I thought that you said you enjoyed doing that.
eng: I thought you said you hated Tom.
eng: I thought that you said you hated Tom.
eng: I thought you said your car was stolen.
eng: I thought that you said your car was stolen.
eng: I thought you said you saw Tom this morning.
eng: I thought that you said you saw Tom this morning.
eng: I thought you said you wanted to be the one who did that for Tom.
eng: I thought that you said you wanted to be the one who did that for Tom.
eng: I thought you said you wanted to do that by yourself.
eng: I thought that you said you wanted to do that by yourself.
eng: I thought you said you wanted to do that today.
eng: I thought that you said you wanted to do that today.
eng: I thought you said you wanted to know who Tom was planning to do that with.
eng: I thought that you said you wanted to know who Tom was planning to do that with.
eng: I thought you said you were motivated to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were motivated to do that.
eng: I thought you said you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought you said you worked here.
eng: I thought that you said you worked here.
eng: I thought you said you wouldn't let Tom drive.
eng: I thought that you said you wouldn't let Tom drive.
eng: I thought you thought that Tom was still a bricklayer.
eng: I thought that you thought that Tom was still a bricklayer.
eng: I thought you wanted to be a dancer.
eng: I thought that you wanted to be a dancer.
eng: I thought you went to the game.
eng: I thought that you went to the game.
eng: I thought you were a better chess player than this.
eng: I thought that you were a better chess player than this.
eng: I thought you were a doctor.
eng: I thought that you were a doctor.
eng: I thought you were doing a great job.
eng: I thought that you were doing a great job.
eng: I thought you were excited that I was getting married.
eng: I thought that you were excited that I was getting married.
eng: I thought you were going to fix that.
eng: I thought that you were going to fix that.
eng: I thought you were going to kill me.
eng: I thought that you were going to kill me.
eng: I thought you were going to stay with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to stay with Tom.
eng: I thought you were happy.
eng: I thought that you were happy.
eng: I thought you were in Boston.
eng: I thought that you were in Boston.
eng: I thought you were my friend.
eng: I thought that you were my friend.
eng: I thought you weren't coming here until this afternoon.
eng: I thought that you weren't coming here until this afternoon.
eng: I thought you weren't going to tell anyone.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to tell anyone.
eng: I thought you were planning to be here earlier.
eng: I thought that you were planning to be here earlier.
eng: I thought you were planning to be here early.
eng: I thought that you were planning to be here early.
eng: I thought you were retired.
eng: I thought that you were retired.
eng: I thought you were right.
eng: I thought that you were right.
eng: I thought you were rude.
eng: I thought that you were rude.
eng: I thought you were somebody else.
eng: I thought that you were somebody else.
eng: I thought you were still in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were still in Australia.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought you were supposed to doing that right now.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to doing that right now.
eng: I thought you were teaching Tom French.
eng: I thought that you were teaching Tom French.
eng: I thought you were Tom.
eng: I thought that you were Tom.
eng: I thought you were Tom's friend.
eng: I thought that you were Tom's friend.
eng: I thought you were used to living in a trailer.
eng: I thought that you were used to living in a trailer.
eng: I thought you would end up married to Tom.
eng: I thought that you'd end up married to Tom.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like Boston.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like Boston.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like sushi, but I liked it quite a lot.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like sushi, but I liked it quite a lot.
eng: I thought you wouldn't notice that Tom wasn't here.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't notice that Tom wasn't here.
eng: It is a big responsibility.
eng: It's a big responsibility.
eng: It is a draughty house.
eng: It's a draughty house.
eng: It is agonizing for America to lose our young men and women.
eng: It is agonizing for the united States to lose our young men and women.
eng: It is a kind of cat.
eng: It's a kind of cat.
eng: It is an exciting city, New York.
eng: It's an exciting city, New York.
eng: It is a pity that you cannot travel with us.
eng: It's a pity that you can't travel with us.
eng: It is a pity that you can't join us.
eng: It's a pity that you can't join us.
eng: It is a privilege to meet you.
eng: It's a privilege to meet you.
eng: It is better to take your time than to hurry and make mistakes.
eng: It's better to take your time than to hurry and make mistakes.
eng: It is clear that he is at home.
eng: It's clear that he's at home.
eng: It is Friday.
eng: It's Friday.
eng: It is getting bigger.
eng: It's getting bigger.
eng: It is getting dark outdoors.
eng: It's getting dark outdoors.
eng: It is getting dark outside.
eng: It's getting dark.
eng: It is good that you do not have to study so hard.
eng: It's good that you don't have to study so hard.
eng: It is marvelous.
eng: It's marvelous.
eng: It is never too late to learn.
eng: It's never too late to learn.
eng: It is not always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It isn't always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It is not a watch.
eng: It's not a watch.
eng: It is not easy to speak English.
eng: It's not easy to speak English.
eng: It is not especially hot today.
eng: It isn't especially hot today.
eng: It is not raining.
eng: It's not raining.
eng: It is not until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It isn't until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It is not until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It isn't until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It isn't a bug. It's an undocumented feature.
eng: It's not a bug. It's an undocumented feature.
eng: It isn't always easy to face reality.
eng: It's not always easy to face reality.
eng: It isn't as difficult as it sounds.
eng: It's not as difficult as it sounds.
eng: It isn't clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It's not clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It isn't easy, but we're going to do that anyway.
eng: It's not easy, but we're going to do that anyway.
eng: It isn't easy for me to trust anyone.
eng: It's not easy for me to trust anyone.
eng: It isn't easy to be understood by everybody.
eng: It isn't easy to be understood by everyone.
eng: It isn't far away from the hotel.
eng: It's not far away from the hotel.
eng: It isn't for beginners.
eng: It's not for beginners.
eng: It isn't going to hurt.
eng: It's not going to hurt.
eng: It isn't good to ridicule people in public.
eng: It's not good to ridicule people in public.
eng: It isn't heavy.
eng: It's not heavy.
eng: It isn't just my problem.
eng: It's not just my problem.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
eng: It isn't like Tom is going anywhere.
eng: It's not like Tom is going anywhere.
eng: It isn't much fun to do that.
eng: It's not much fun to do that.
eng: It isn't necessary for me to do that.
eng: It's not necessary for me to do that.
eng: It isn't necessary for Tom to do that by himself.
eng: It's not necessary for Tom to do that by himself.
eng: It isn't necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It's not necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It isn't necessary for us to make a decision now.
eng: It's not necessary for us to make a decision now.
eng: It isn't necessary for you to be here any longer.
eng: It's not necessary for you to be here any longer.
eng: It isn't possible to change the past.
eng: It's not possible to change the past.
eng: It isn't proper to be late for a dinner party.
eng: It's not proper to be late for a dinner party.
eng: It isn't rational.
eng: It's not rational.
eng: It isn't really that important.
eng: It's not really that important.
eng: It isn't socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It's not socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It isn't something that I can miss.
eng: It isn't something I can miss.
eng: It isn't Tom's idea, it's mine.
eng: It's not Tom's idea, it's mine.
eng: It isn't very likely that Tom will want to do that.
eng: It's not very likely Tom will want to do that.
eng: It isn't working.
eng: It's not working.
eng: It isn't working yet.
eng: It's not working yet.
eng: It isn't worth repairing this camera.
eng: It's not worth repairing this camera.
eng: It isn't worthwhile going there.
eng: It's not worthwhile going there.
eng: It is said that he knows the secret.
eng: It's said that he knows the secret.
eng: It is still moving.
eng: It's still moving.
eng: It is Sunday.
eng: It's Sunday.
eng: It is surprising that they should have a second house in America.
eng: It is surprising that they should have a second house in the United States.
eng: It is time for you to go to bed.
eng: It's time for you to go to bed.
eng: It is too late for him.
eng: It's too late for him.
eng: It is too late for you.
eng: It's too late for you.
eng: It is true that I am a strict teacher.
eng: It's true that I'm a strict teacher.
eng: It is true that the earth is round.
eng: It's true that the earth is round.
eng: It is very kind of you to show me the way.
eng: It's very kind of you to show me the way.
eng: It is very practical.
eng: It's very practical.
eng: It'll be difficult to figure out what caused the problem.
eng: It'll be hard to figure out what caused the problem.
eng: It'll be done by the time you get here.
eng: It'll be finished by the time you get here.
eng: It'll be hard for Tom to do that.
eng: It'll be difficult for Tom to do that.
eng: It'll be hard for Tom to win.
eng: It'll be difficult for Tom to win.
eng: It'll be impossible to do that.
eng: It won't be possible to do that.
eng: It'll take not less than one hour to go there.
eng: It'll take at least an hour to get there.
eng: It looks as if it's going to rain.
eng: It looks as if it is going to rain.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary want to do that.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary both want to do that.
eng: It looks like someone has ripped a page out of this book.
eng: It looks like somebody has ripped a page out of this book.
eng: It looks like Tom is waiting for someone.
eng: It looks like Tom is waiting for somebody.
eng: It makes sense.
eng: That makes sense.
eng: It may not be as hard to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as difficult to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It might be good to do that.
eng: It may be good to do that.
eng: It might not be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as difficult to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be too difficult to do that.
eng: It might not be too hard to do that.
eng: It must have been a shock to you.
eng: It must've been a shock to you.
eng: It must have been broken during shipping.
eng: It must've been broken during shipping.
eng: It must have been difficult for Tom to do that.
eng: It must've been difficult for Tom to do that.
eng: It must have been expensive.
eng: It must've been expensive.
eng: I told Tom I was from Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I was from Australia.
eng: I told Tom that he needed to relax.
eng: I told Tom he needed to relax.
eng: I told Tom that he should relax.
eng: I told Tom he should relax.
eng: I told Tom that he should take it easy.
eng: I told Tom he should take it easy.
eng: I told Tom that I couldn't sing.
eng: I told Tom I couldn't sing.
eng: I told Tom that I couldn't work because I was sick.
eng: I told Tom I couldn't work because I was sick.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't want to sing.
eng: I told Tom I didn't want to sing.
eng: I told Tom that I disagreed.
eng: I told Tom I disagreed.
eng: I told Tom that you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you had come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you would come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you were busy.
eng: I told Tom that you were busy.
eng: I told Tom you were hungry.
eng: I told Tom that you were hungry.
eng: I told you I don't know if Tom will tell the truth or not.
eng: I told you I don't know whether Tom will tell the truth or not.
eng: I told you we should've waited for Tom.
eng: I told you we should have waited for Tom.
eng: I took it for granted that Tom would help us.
eng: I took it for granted Tom would help us.
eng: I totally forgot it was Tom's birthday.
eng: I totally forgot that it was Tom's birthday.
eng: I totally forgot that today was Tom's birthday.
eng: I totally forgot today was Tom's birthday.
eng: It rained for three days straight.
eng: It rained three days straight.
eng: I tried to convince Tom to do that, but he said that he wasn't interested.
eng: I tried to convince Tom to do that, but he said he wasn't interested.
eng: I tried to do everything I could to stop Tom.
eng: I tried to do everything that I could to stop Tom.
eng: I tried to kill myself twice.
eng: Twice I have tried to kill myself.
eng: I tried to persuade Tom to come to Australia with us, but he said he had other things he had to do.
eng: I tried to persuade Tom to come to Australia with us, but he said that he had other things he had to do.
eng: I trusted someone who didn't deserve my trust.
eng: I trusted somebody who didn't deserve my trust.
eng: It's 2:30.
eng: It's two-thirty.
eng: It's a bargain.
eng: It's a bargain!
eng: It's a beautiful day!
eng: It's a beautiful day.
eng: It's about time you got here!
eng: It's about time you got here.
eng: It's a complete disaster.
eng: It's a complete disaster!
eng: It's a deadly poison!
eng: It's a deadly poison.
eng: It's a good thing that Tom did that.
eng: It's a good thing Tom did that.
eng: It's a good thing that Tom left the door open.
eng: It's a good thing Tom left the door open.
eng: It's all going to be OK.
eng: It's all going to be okay.
eng: It's always somebody's birthday.
eng: It's always someone's birthday.
eng: It's a miracle!
eng: It's a miracle.
eng: It's a miracle that our house survived the earthquake.
eng: It's a miracle our house survived the earthquake.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom survived the accident.
eng: It's a miracle Tom survived the accident.
eng: It's a miracle Tom survived that accident.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom survived that accident.
eng: It's a pity that we didn't visit Tom when we had the opportunity.
eng: It's a pity we didn't visit Tom when we had the opportunity.
eng: It's a secret, so please don't tell anyone.
eng: It's a secret, so please don't tell anybody.
eng: It's a shame that you can't go with us.
eng: It's a shame you can't go with us.
eng: It's become very hard for me to walk very far.
eng: It's become very difficult for me to walk very far.
eng: It's been ages since we last met.
eng: It's been a long time since we last saw each other.
eng: It's been a while since I've told you that I love you.
eng: It's been a while since I've told you I love you.
eng: It's been decided.
eng: It has been decided.
eng: It's been done before.
eng: It has been done before.
eng: It's beyond me.
eng: It's beyond me!
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love somebody when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it isn't clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It's difficult to love someone when it's not clear whether or not the other person loves you the same way.
eng: It seemed that there was no one in the village.
eng: It seemed that no one was in the village.
eng: It seems like Tom and Mary like doing that together.
eng: It seems like Tom and Mary like to do that together.
eng: It seems like Tom likes everyone.
eng: It seems like Tom likes everybody.
eng: It seems she will have to work harder.
eng: It appears she will have to work harder.
eng: It seems that both Tom and Mary like classical music.
eng: It seems that Tom and Mary both like classical music.
eng: It seems that Tom wants to become a teacher.
eng: It seems Tom wants to become a teacher.
eng: It seems that you're not having a good time here.
eng: It seems that you aren't having a good time here.
eng: It seems there's nobody home.
eng: It seems there's no one home.
eng: It seems there's no one in.
eng: It seems there's nobody in.
eng: It seems to me that I've seen that person over there who's wearing glasses somewhere before.
eng: It seems to me I've seen that person over there who's wearing glasses somewhere before.
eng: It's enough to drive you mad!
eng: It's enough to drive you mad.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do.
eng: It's going to be hard to do.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find somebody to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be easy to find someone to rent this house.
eng: It's going to be easy to find somebody to rent this house.
eng: It's going to be hard to do that now.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do that now.
eng: It's going to be hard to find somebody to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's good Tom hasn't done that yet.
eng: It's good that Tom hasn't done that yet.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to catch a rabbit with your bare hands.
eng: It's difficult to catch a rabbit with your bare hands.
eng: It's hard to do that, isn't it?
eng: It's difficult to do that, isn't it?
eng: It's hot.
eng: It is hot.
eng: It should've been easy to accomplish.
eng: It should have been easy to accomplish.
eng: It's important we do that correctly.
eng: It's important that we do that correctly.
eng: It's inevitable that that'll happen.
eng: It's inevitable that'll happen.
eng: It's just gone twenty past one.
eng: It has just gone twenty past one.
eng: It's marvellous.
eng: It's marvelous.
eng: It smells like somebody has been smoking a cigar in here.
eng: It smells like someone has been smoking a cigar in here.
eng: It's more than we could have hoped for.
eng: It's more than we could've hoped for.
eng: It's nearly the same!
eng: It's nearly the same.
eng: It's not a bad plan.
eng: It isn't a bad plan.
eng: It's not a big deal.
eng: It's no big deal.
eng: It's not about them.
eng: It isn't about them.
eng: It's not a cat. It's a dog.
eng: It isn't a cat. It's a dog.
eng: It's not a computer problem.
eng: It isn't a computer problem.
eng: It's not a difficult question.
eng: It isn't a difficult question.
eng: It's not a good idea to ask a woman how old she is.
eng: It isn't a good idea to ask a woman how old she is.
eng: It's not a good idea to reuse passwords.
eng: It isn't a good idea to reuse passwords.
eng: It's not all that ridiculous.
eng: It isn't all that ridiculous.
eng: It's not always easy to tell the difference between good and bad.
eng: It isn't always easy to tell the difference between good and bad.
eng: It's not always possible to eat well when you're traveling in this part of the world.
eng: It isn't always possible to eat well when you're traveling in this part of the world.
eng: It's not an easy solution.
eng: It isn't an easy solution.
eng: It's not an urgent matter.
eng: It isn't an urgent matter.
eng: It's not as bad as it sounds.
eng: It isn't as bad as it sounds.
eng: It's not as cold here as I expected it to be.
eng: It isn't as cold here as I expected.
eng: It's not as cold today as it was yesterday.
eng: It isn't as cold today as it was yesterday.
eng: It's not as crazy as it sounds.
eng: It isn't as crazy as it sounds.
eng: It's not as dangerous as you might think.
eng: It isn't as dangerous as you might think.
eng: It's not a secret anymore.
eng: It isn't a secret anymore.
eng: It's not a serious error.
eng: It isn't a serious error.
eng: It's not as hot here as I expected.
eng: It's not as hot here as I expected it to be.
eng: It's not as humid today as it was yesterday.
eng: It isn't as humid today as it was yesterday.
eng: It's not a toy.
eng: It isn't a toy.
eng: It's not bedtime yet.
eng: It isn't bedtime yet.
eng: It's not clear where we'll do that.
eng: It isn't clear where we'll do that.
eng: It's not clear who was behind the attack.
eng: It isn't clear who was behind the attack.
eng: It's not compulsory.
eng: It isn't compulsory.
eng: It's not deep enough.
eng: It isn't deep enough.
eng: It's not done yet.
eng: It isn't done yet.
eng: It's not easy being married to Tom.
eng: It isn't easy being married to Tom.
eng: It's not easy for you, is it?
eng: It isn't easy for you, is it?
eng: It's not easy to be understood by everyone.
eng: It's not easy to be understood by everybody.
eng: It's not easy to find work nowadays.
eng: It isn't easy to find work nowadays.
eng: It's not enough to know only one language.
eng: It isn't enough to know only one language.
eng: It's not evening yet.
eng: It isn't evening yet.
eng: It's not fair at all.
eng: It isn't fair at all.
eng: It's not fair.
eng: It isn't fair.
eng: It's not finished yet.
eng: It isn't finished yet.
eng: It's not going to be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It isn't going to be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It's not going to be easy for you to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be easy for you to do that.
eng: It's not going to be easy to find someone to rent this house.
eng: It isn't going to be easy to find someone to rent this house.
eng: It's not going to end well.
eng: It isn't going to end well.
eng: It's not going to ever happen anymore.
eng: It's not ever going to happen anymore.
eng: It's not going to work out.
eng: It isn't going to work out.
eng: It's not good for anybody.
eng: It's not good for anyone.
eng: It's not hard to guess what's going to happen.
eng: It isn't hard to guess what's going to happen.
eng: It's not healthy to eat and run.
eng: It isn't healthy to eat and run.
eng: It's not healthy to skip meals.
eng: It isn't healthy to skip meals.
eng: It's not how much you know, but what you can do that counts.
eng: It isn't how much you know, but what you can do that counts.
eng: It's not just a minor problem.
eng: It isn't just a minor problem.
eng: It's not just Tom's fault.
eng: It isn't just Tom's fault.
eng: It's not just Tom's problem.
eng: It isn't just Tom's problem.
eng: It's not like I don't want to do it.
eng: It isn't like I don't want to do it.
eng: It's not like it just happened.
eng: It isn't like it just happened.
eng: It's not like I was trying to avoid Tom.
eng: It isn't like I was trying to avoid Tom.
eng: It's not likely that Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
eng: It's not likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
eng: It's not likely to be as easy as you think it'll be.
eng: It isn't likely to be as easy as you think it'll be.
eng: It's not likely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It's unlikely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It's not like we're doing anything.
eng: It isn't like we're doing anything.
eng: It's not like we're going to get married or anything.
eng: It isn't like we're going to get married or anything.
eng: It's not like you have anything else to do.
eng: It isn't like you have anything else to do.
eng: It's not like you knew what they were going to do.
eng: It isn't like you knew what they were going to do.
eng: It's not my business.
eng: It is not my business.
eng: It's not nice to hit people.
eng: It isn't nice to hit people.
eng: It's not OK to smoke here.
eng: It isn't OK to smoke here.
eng: It's not open for debate.
eng: It isn't open for debate.
eng: It's not over till the fat lady sings.
eng: It isn't over till the fat lady sings.
eng: It's not possible.
eng: It isn't possible.
eng: It's not quite finished.
eng: It isn't quite finished.
eng: It's not really safe for you to drink out of my glass.
eng: It isn't really safe for you to drink out of my glass.
eng: It's not reasonable.
eng: It isn't reasonable.
eng: It's not rocket science.
eng: It isn't rocket science.
eng: It's not safe to drink this water.
eng: It isn't safe to drink this water.
eng: It's not safe to go out after dark by yourself.
eng: It isn't safe to go out after dark by yourself.
eng: It's not safe to text while you drive.
eng: It isn't safe to text while you drive.
eng: It's not secure.
eng: It isn't secure.
eng: It's not snowing.
eng: It is not snowing.
eng: It's not something anyone can do.
eng: It isn't something that anyone can do.
eng: It's not something anyone would be ashamed of.
eng: It's not something that anyone would be ashamed of.
eng: It's not something I'm very good at.
eng: It isn't something that I'm very good at.
eng: It's not something I think I can do.
eng: It isn't something that I think I can do.
eng: It's not something I think I can do.
eng: It's not something that I think I can do.
eng: It's not something I want to discuss.
eng: It isn't something that I want to discuss.
eng: It's not something I want to discuss.
eng: It's not something that I want to discuss.
eng: It's not something that I can decide quickly.
eng: It isn't something I can decide quickly.
eng: It's not something that I'm proud of.
eng: It isn't something I'm proud of.
eng: It's not something that I'm very good at.
eng: It isn't something I'm very good at.
eng: It's not something that I think I can do.
eng: It isn't something I think I can do.
eng: It's not supposed to be fun.
eng: It isn't supposed to be fun.
eng: It's not that long a flight.
eng: It isn't that long a flight.
eng: It's not that weird, is it?
eng: It isn't that weird, is it?
eng: It's not the final goal, but the process of getting there that matters.
eng: It isn't the final goal, but the process of getting there that matters.
eng: It's not Tom who needs protection. It's Mary.
eng: It isn't Tom who needs protection. It's Mary.
eng: It's not too expensive.
eng: It isn't too expensive.
eng: It's not too hard.
eng: It isn't too hard.
eng: It's not too late to call Tom now.
eng: It isn't too late to call Tom now.
eng: It's not too late to change the schedule.
eng: It isn't too late to change the schedule.
eng: It's not too late to turn back.
eng: It isn't too late to turn back.
eng: It's not true that Tom died in the hospital. He died at home.
eng: It's not true Tom died in the hospital. He died at home.
eng: It's not urgent.
eng: It isn't urgent.
eng: It's not very likely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It isn't very likely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It's not very windy today.
eng: It isn't very windy today.
eng: It's not what it seems.
eng: It isn't what it seems.
eng: It's not what you say that matters, but how you say it.
eng: It isn't what you say that matters, but how you say it.
eng: It's not worth mentioning.
eng: It isn't worth mentioning.
eng: It's not worth much.
eng: It isn't worth much.
eng: It's not worth the effort.
eng: It isn't worth the effort.
eng: It's not wrong.
eng: It isn't wrong.
eng: It's not you, it's me!
eng: It's not you, it's me.
eng: It's obvious that Tom and Mary are waiting for someone.
eng: It's obvious that Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody.
eng: It's obvious Tom can't do that without some help.
eng: It's obvious that Tom can't do that without some help.
eng: It's obvious Tom is angry.
eng: It's obvious that Tom is angry.
eng: It's obvious Tom isn't used to living on a tight budget.
eng: It's obvious that Tom isn't used to living on a tight budget.
eng: It's obvious Tom is waiting for somebody.
eng: It's obvious that Tom is waiting for somebody.
eng: It's obvious Tom wants to do that.
eng: It's obvious that Tom wants to do that.
eng: It's okay to be weird.
eng: It's OK to be weird.
eng: It's OK to be mad at someone who hurt you.
eng: It's okay to be mad at someone who hurt you.
eng: It's OK to lie to authority figures.
eng: It's okay to lie to authority figures.
eng: It sounds like someone is crying.
eng: It sounds like someone's crying.
eng: It's possible.
eng: It is possible.
eng: It's possible that Tom came here when he was a boy.
eng: It's possible Tom came here when he was a boy.
eng: It's possible that Tom came here when he was young.
eng: It's possible Tom came here when he was young.
eng: It's possible Tom may not know that I'm here.
eng: It's possible Tom may not know I'm here.
eng: It's probably going to be hard for Tom to win.
eng: It's probably going to be difficult for Tom to win.
eng: It's quite likely that Tom will come.
eng: It's quite likely Tom will come.
eng: It's raining cats and dogs.
eng: It's lashing.
eng: It's raining, having been lovely for weeks on end.
eng: It's raining, after weeks of beautiful weather.
eng: It's really hot this summer!
eng: It's really hot this summer.
eng: It's really not that important.
eng: It isn't really that important.
eng: It's really not that important.
eng: It's not really that important.
eng: It's rumored that Tom and Mary have broken up.
eng: It's rumored Tom and Mary have broken up.
eng: It's surprising that you haven't heard anything from Tom.
eng: It's surprising you haven't heard anything from Tom.
eng: It's surprising you haven't heard anything about what's going to happen.
eng: It's surprising that you haven't heard anything about what's going to happen.
eng: It's the sort of thing Tom would do.
eng: It's the kind of thing Tom would do.
eng: It's time to reflect on your past.
eng: It is time to reflect on your past.
eng: It's time to wash off that funk, Tom. You stink.
eng: It's time to wash that funk off, Tom. You stink.
eng: It's Tom Mary wants to see.
eng: It's Tom that Mary wants to see.
eng: It's Tom Mary wants to talk to.
eng: It's Tom that Mary wants to talk to.
eng: It's Tom's thirtieth birthday tomorrow.
eng: It's Tom's 30th birthday tomorrow.
eng: It's too bad you didn't take my advice.
eng: It's too bad that you didn't take my advice.
eng: It's totally dark outside.
eng: It's pitch black outside.
eng: It's unfortunate that that happened.
eng: It's unfortunate that happened.
eng: It's unlikely Tom will do that.
eng: It's not likely Tom will do that.
eng: It's unlikely Tom will do that.
eng: It's unlikely that Tom will do that.
eng: It's unnecessary.
eng: It's not necessary.
eng: It's usually easy for Norwegians to get what Swedes are saying.
eng: It's usually easy for Norwegians to understand what Swedes are saying.
eng: It's very windy, but it's not cold.
eng: It's very windy, but it isn't cold.
eng: It's way past the time Tom promised he'd be here.
eng: It's way past the time that Tom promised that he'd be here.
eng: It's what Tom would've wanted.
eng: It's what Tom would have wanted.
eng: It's your fault I'm crippled.
eng: It's your fault that I'm crippled.
eng: It took longer than I expected.
eng: It took longer than I expected it to.
eng: I turned off my computer.
eng: I turned my computer off.
eng: I turned off the lights.
eng: I turned the lights off.
eng: I turned the computer off.
eng: I turned off the computer.
eng: It was clear from the beginning that it was a terrorist attack.
eng: It was clear from the beginning it was a terrorist attack.
eng: It was clear that Tom didn't know he didn't really need to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom didn't know he didn't really need to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom didn't know that he didn't really have to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom didn't know he didn't really have to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom didn't know you were the ones who had done that.
eng: It was clear Tom didn't know that you were the ones who had done that.
eng: It was clear that Tom had intended to do that yesterday.
eng: It was clear Tom had intended to do that yesterday.
eng: It was clear that Tom hadn't done that yet.
eng: It was clear Tom hadn't done that yet.
eng: It was clear that Tom hadn't gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: It was clear Tom hadn't gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: It was clear that Tom liked doing that by himself.
eng: It was clear Tom liked doing that by himself.
eng: It was clear that Tom was capable of doing that.
eng: It was clear Tom was capable of doing that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was determined to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was determined to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was expecting you to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was expecting you to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was going to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was going to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was going to do that with Mary.
eng: It was clear Tom was going to do that with Mary.
eng: It was clear that Tom was supposed to help us do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was supposed to help us do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she didn't need to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she didn't need to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she needed to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she needed to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary to do that.
eng: It was clear that Tom wouldn't need to do that.
eng: It was clear Tom wouldn't need to do that.
eng: It was harder to do that than Tom said it would be.
eng: It was more difficult to do that than Tom said it would be.
eng: It was hard for Tom to admit that he needed help.
eng: It was hard for Tom to admit he needed help.
eng: It was just a joke.
eng: It was just a joke!
eng: It was not an easy decision.
eng: It wasn't an easy decision.
eng: It was not a pleasant experience.
eng: It wasn't a pleasant experience.
eng: It wasn't clear who was behind the attack.
eng: It was unclear who was behind the attack.
eng: It wasn't that hard to find a pair of shoes that fit.
eng: It wasn't that difficult to find a pair of shoes that fit.
eng: It was obvious that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: It was obvious Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: It was obvious that Tom didn't want to sing.
eng: It was obvious Tom didn't want to sing.
eng: It was obvious that Tom was upset.
eng: It was obvious Tom was upset.
eng: It was snowing the day that I was born.
eng: It was snowing the day I was born.
eng: It was the first time that I visited the museum.
eng: It was the first time I visited the museum.
eng: It was unclear who carried out the attack.
eng: It wasn't clear who carried out the attack.
eng: It will be a hot day.
eng: It'll be a hot day.
eng: It will become an annoyance sooner or later.
eng: It'll become an annoyance sooner or later.
eng: It will be easier later.
eng: It'll be easier later.
eng: It will not stay that way.
eng: It won't stay that way.
eng: It will not stay this way.
eng: It won't stay this way.
eng: It will ruin us all.
eng: It'll ruin us all.
eng: It will scarcely be any easier on the people if the cudgel with which they are beaten is called the people's cudgel.
eng: It will scarcely be any easier on the people if the stick with which they are beaten is called the people's stick.
eng: It will take me 20 minutes to get to the station by taxi.
eng: It'll take me 20 minutes to get to the station by taxi.
eng: It won't be hard for us to do that.
eng: It won't be difficult for us to do that.
eng: It won't be so hard to do that.
eng: It won't be so difficult to do that.
eng: It would have been fun.
eng: It would've been fun.
eng: It would have been unbearable.
eng: It would've been unbearable.
eng: It would've been better if you hadn't gone there.
eng: It would have been better if you hadn't gone there.
eng: It would've been fun to do that.
eng: It would have been fun to do that.
eng: It would've been hard to do that.
eng: It would've been difficult to do that.
eng: It would've been interesting to do that.
eng: It would have been interesting to do that.
eng: It would've been romantic to do that.
eng: It would have been romantic to do that.
eng: It would've been tiring to do that.
eng: It would have been tiring to do that.
eng: It would've been wise to do that.
eng: It would have been wise to do that.
eng: It would've been wrong to do that.
eng: It would have been wrong to do that.
eng: I understand nobody wants to help us.
eng: I understand that nobody wants to help us.
eng: I used to think you were cool.
eng: I used to think that you were cool.
eng: I usually wash my clothes at a launderette.
eng: I usually wash my clothes at a laundrette.
eng: I've already lost the pen that I bought yesterday.
eng: I've already lost the pen I bought yesterday.
eng: I've already met everybody.
eng: I've already met everyone.
eng: I've already promised Tom I'd help him.
eng: I've already promised Tom that I'd help him.
eng: I've already said that I'll do that.
eng: I've already said I'll do that.
eng: I've already told Tom I don't want him to do that.
eng: I've already told Tom that I don't want him to do that.
eng: I've already told Tom I need to do that.
eng: I've already told Tom that I need to do that.
eng: I've already told Tom that I don't plan on doing that.
eng: I've already told Tom I don't plan on doing that.
eng: I've been going to Australia every summer since I was thirteen.
eng: I've been going to Australia every summer since I was thirteen years old.
eng: I've been looking forward to it!
eng: I've been looking forward to it.
eng: I've been planning on doing that for months.
eng: I've been planning to do that for months.
eng: I've been told that you're a very good carpenter.
eng: I've been told you're a very good carpenter.
eng: I've been told that you're a very good French speaker.
eng: I've been told you're a very good French speaker.
eng: I've been told that you're looking for a babysitter.
eng: I've been told you're looking for a babysitter.
eng: I've been told that you're looking for a caregiver.
eng: I've been told you're looking for a caregiver.
eng: I've been told you're looking for a sitter.
eng: I've been told that you're looking for a sitter.
eng: I've decided never to do that again.
eng: I've decided not to ever do that again.
eng: I've done everything I've been asked to do.
eng: I've done everything that I've been asked to do.
eng: I've done everything you've asked me to do.
eng: I've done everything you've asked.
eng: I've done that many times.
eng: I have done that many times.
eng: I've done that more than anyone else.
eng: I've done that more than anybody else.
eng: I've enjoyed talking to you.
eng: I have enjoyed talking to you.
eng: I've got nothing to write about.
eng: I haven't got anything to write about.
eng: I've got to do something with these radishes.
eng: I have to do something with these radishes.
eng: I've heard that shoplifting is fun.
eng: I've heard shoplifting is fun.
eng: I've heard that the most beautiful women in the world live in Australia.
eng: I've heard the most beautiful women in the world live in Australia.
eng: I've heard that Tom has left Mary.
eng: I've heard Tom has left Mary.
eng: I've heard that women spend more on shoes than men.
eng: I've heard women spend more on shoes than men do.
eng: I've heard that you're reliable.
eng: I've heard you're reliable.
eng: I've heard women spend more on shoes than men do.
eng: I've heard women spend more on shoes than men.
eng: I've just been sick.
eng: I've just vomited.
eng: I've lost three kilos.
eng: I've lost three kilograms.
eng: I've made some coffee for us.
eng: I've made us some coffee.
eng: I've never been to Paris.
eng: I have never been to Paris.
eng: I've never fallen in love with anyone.
eng: I've never fallen in love with anybody.
eng: I've never heard Tom yell at anybody.
eng: I've never heard Tom yell at anyone.
eng: I've never met anyone like you before.
eng: I've never met anybody like you before.
eng: I've never seen Tom hit anybody.
eng: I've never seen Tom hit anyone.
eng: I've parked my car here many times and nobody's complained.
eng: I've parked my car here many times and no one's complained.
eng: I've promised Tom that I'd do that.
eng: I've promised Tom I'd do that.
eng: I've promised Tom that I'd go to Australia with him.
eng: I've promised Tom I'd go to Australia with him.
eng: I wanna love you forever!
eng: I want to love you forever!
eng: I want grandchildren.
eng: I want grandkids.
eng: I want someone to talk to.
eng: I want somebody to talk to.
eng: I want that doll.
eng: I want that doll!
eng: I want the rest of the money you owe me.
eng: I want the rest of the money that you owe me.
eng: I want to believe there's still a chance for us to be happy together.
eng: I want to believe that there's still a chance for us to be happy together.
eng: I want to go and change into that shirt I bought yesterday.
eng: I want to go and change into that shirt that I bought yesterday.
eng: I want to go with Tom to the hospital.
eng: I want to go to the hospital with Tom.
eng: I want to hear a story.
eng: I want to hear a story!
eng: I want to know if Tom and Mary eat meat or not.
eng: I want to know whether Tom and Mary eat meat or not.
eng: I want to know if Tom and Mary need to do that, too.
eng: I want to know whether Tom and Mary need to do that, too.