DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom told me he wasn't Mary's son.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't Mary's son.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't nervous.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't nervous.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't offended.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't offended.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't planning to join the team.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't planning to join the team.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't sleepy.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't sleepy.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't tired.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't tired.
eng: Tom told me he was over thirty.
eng: Tom told me that he was over thirty.
eng: Tom told me he was sick, which wasn't true.
eng: Tom told me that he was sick, which wasn't true.
eng: Tom told me he was too tired to study tonight, so he just wanted to watch TV.
eng: Tom told me that he was too tired to study tonight, so he just wanted to watch TV.
eng: Tom told me he won't be in Boston next week.
eng: Tom told me that he won't be in Boston next week.
eng: Tom told me he wouldn't go to Boston unless I went with him.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't go to Boston unless I went with him.
eng: Tom told me I should learn how to play the drums.
eng: Tom told me that I should learn how to play the drums.
eng: Tom told me I was pretty.
eng: Tom told me that I was pretty.
eng: Tom told me Mary didn't see him.
eng: Tom told me that Mary didn't see him.
eng: Tom told me Mary did that wrong.
eng: Tom told me that Mary did that wrong.
eng: Tom told me Mary studied French.
eng: Tom told me that Mary studied French.
eng: Tom told me Mary was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told me Mary was drunk.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was drunk.
eng: Tom told me Mary was nervous.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was nervous.
eng: Tom told me Mary wasn't afraid to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wasn't afraid to do that.
eng: Tom told me Mary was sick.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was sick.
eng: Tom told me Mary was very hungry.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was very hungry.
eng: Tom told me Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me that everything was ready.
eng: Tom told me everything was ready.
eng: Tom told me that he and Mary spent their summer vacation at the beach.
eng: Tom told me he and Mary spent their summer vacation at the beach.
eng: Tom told me that he can't eat peanuts.
eng: Tom told me he can't eat peanuts.
eng: Tom told me that he'd already done that.
eng: Tom told me he'd already done that.
eng: Tom told me that he'd be careful.
eng: Tom told me he'd be careful.
eng: Tom told me that he'd been forgiven.
eng: Tom told me he'd been forgiven.
eng: Tom told me that he'd cried.
eng: Tom told me he'd cried.
eng: Tom told me that he'd done that.
eng: Tom told me he'd done that.
eng: Tom told me that he'd drive Mary to the airport.
eng: Tom told me he'd drive Mary to the airport.
eng: Tom told me that he'd just eaten.
eng: Tom told me he'd just eaten.
eng: Tom told me that he doesn't care what other people think of him.
eng: Tom told me he doesn't care what other people think of him.
eng: Tom told me that he doesn't have a problem with that.
eng: Tom told me he doesn't have a problem with that.
eng: Tom told me that he enjoyed the drive.
eng: Tom told me he enjoyed the drive.
eng: Tom told me that he forgot all about the meeting.
eng: Tom told me he forgot all about the meeting.
eng: Tom told me that he grew up in Boston.
eng: Tom told me he grew up in Boston.
eng: Tom told me that he had lost his textbook.
eng: Tom told me he had lost his textbook.
eng: Tom told me that he has just done that.
eng: Tom told me he's just done that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be courteous.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be courteous.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be prudent.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be prudent.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped Mary wouldn't be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary wouldn't be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be home on October 20th.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be home on October 20th.
eng: Tom told me that he'll be back soon.
eng: Tom told me he'll be back soon.
eng: Tom told me that he'll be in Boston next Monday.
eng: Tom told me he'll be in Boston next Monday.
eng: Tom told me that he needed some money.
eng: Tom told me he needed some money.
eng: Tom told me that he needed space.
eng: Tom told me he needed space.
eng: Tom told me that he's better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me he's better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me that he's decided not to eat any more junk food.
eng: Tom told me he has decided not to eat any more junk food.
eng: Tom told me that he's going to talk to Mary about that.
eng: Tom told me he's going to talk to Mary about that.
eng: Tom told me that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom told me he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he's prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told me he's prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he's retired.
eng: Tom told me he's retired.
eng: Tom told me that he's sleepy.
eng: Tom told me he's sleepy.
eng: Tom told me that he's uncertain what he should do.
eng: Tom told me that he's not certain what he should do.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks he'll do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks that he'll do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks Mary is much prettier than Alice.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks that Mary is much prettier than Alice.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks that he's going to die soon.
eng: Tom told me he thinks that he's going to die soon.
eng: Tom told me that he thinks that Mary is prettier than Alice.
eng: Tom told me he thinks Mary is prettier than Alice.
eng: Tom told me that he thought he could do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that he could do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought he might be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that he might be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought I should lose some weight.
eng: Tom told me he thought I should lose some weight.
eng: Tom told me that he thought it would rain all day.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that it would rain all day.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary could play the saxophone.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary could play the saxophone.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary could run faster than he could.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary could run faster than he could.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary didn't know how to play the oboe.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary didn't know how to play the oboe.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary didn't want to go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary didn't want to go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been fired.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been fired.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been impolite.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been impolite.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been impressed.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been impressed.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary had left.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had left.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary knew French.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary knew French.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary still wanted to go to Australia.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary still wanted to go to Australia.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary still wanted to learn French.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary still wanted to learn French.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary used to play the cello.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary used to play the cello.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was afraid.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was afraid.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was amused.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was amused.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was amusing.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was amusing.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was annoying.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was annoying.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was autistic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was autistic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was being truthful.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was being truthful.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was being truthful.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was being truthful.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was broke.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was broke.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was busy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was busy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was conceited.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was conceited.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was conceited.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was conceited.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was confused.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was confused.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was conservative.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was conservative.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was correct.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was correct.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was creative.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was creative.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was creative.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was creative.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was discouraged.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was discouraged.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was fat.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was fat.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was finished.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was finished.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was finished.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was finished.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was flustered.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was flustered.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was funny.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was funny.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was healthy.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was healthy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was hot.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was hot.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was interested.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was interested.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was interesting.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was interesting.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was jealous.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was jealous.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was lazy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was lazy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was lost.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was lost.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was mean.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was mean.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was miserable.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was miserable.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was next.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was next.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was nice.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was nice.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was optimistic.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was optimistic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was puzzled.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was puzzled.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was responsible for what had happened.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was responsible for what had happened.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was retired.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was retired.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was sleepy.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was sleepy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was still a teenager.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was still a teenager.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was strict.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was strict.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was stubborn.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was stubborn.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was terrific.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was terrific.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was thirty.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was thirty.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was thirty.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was thirty.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was trustworthy.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was trustworthy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was unfazed by that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was unfazed by that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was upset.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was upset.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was weird.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was weird.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be absent.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be absent.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be at home.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be at home.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be grumpy.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be grumpy.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be reasonable.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be reasonable.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be sympathetic.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be terrified.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be terrified.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought this book was interesting.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that this book was interesting.
eng: Tom told me that he thought you could do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that you could do that.
eng: Tom told me that he was ambidextrous.
eng: Tom told me he was ambidextrous.
eng: Tom told me that he was diabetic.
eng: Tom told me he was diabetic.
eng: Tom told me that he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he was impressed.
eng: Tom told me he was impressed.
eng: Tom told me that he was lost.
eng: Tom told me he was lost.
eng: Tom told me that he was next.
eng: Tom told me he was next.
eng: Tom told me that he was not at all interested in going to the museum with us.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't at all interested in going to the museum with us.
eng: Tom told me that he was psyched.
eng: Tom told me he was psyched.
eng: Tom told me that he was quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me he was quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me that he was safe.
eng: Tom told me he was safe.
eng: Tom told me that he was strong.
eng: Tom told me he was strong.
eng: Tom told me that he was stuffed.
eng: Tom told me he was stuffed.
eng: Tom told me that he was the last one to do that.
eng: Tom told me he was the last one to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he was too tired to study.
eng: Tom told me he was too tired to study.
eng: Tom told me that he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told me he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told me that he was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me he was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me that he was very hungry when he got home.
eng: Tom told me he was very hungry when he got home.
eng: Tom told me that he won't come to school tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me he won't come to school tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't be able to be at the meeting.
eng: Tom told me he wouldn't be able to be at the meeting.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't be able to buy what he needed for $300.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't be able to buy what he needed for three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't be able to buy what he needed for three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom told me he wouldn't be able to buy what he needed for three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom told me that he wouldn't be able to do that today.
eng: Tom told me he wouldn't be able to do that today.
eng: Tom told me that his father was a teacher, too.
eng: Tom told me his father was a teacher, too.
eng: Tom told me that I could use his computer.
eng: Tom told me I could use his computer.
eng: Tom told me that I had no choice but to do what he said I had to do.
eng: Tom told me I had no choice but to do what he said I had to do.
eng: Tom told me that I'm last.
eng: Tom told me I'm last.
eng: Tom told me that I'm slow.
eng: Tom told me I'm slow.
eng: Tom told me that I should do that soon.
eng: Tom told me I should do that soon.
eng: Tom told me that I should go to Boston with Mary.
eng: Tom told me I should go to Boston with Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I should've said yes.
eng: Tom told me that I should have said yes.
eng: Tom told me that it didn't matter.
eng: Tom told me it didn't matter.
eng: Tom told me that I was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me I was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me that I wasn't going to be fired.
eng: Tom told me I wasn't going to be fired.
eng: Tom told me that John was a terrible roommate.
eng: Tom told me John was a terrible roommate.
eng: Tom told me that Mary got married last month.
eng: Tom told me Mary got married last month.
eng: Tom told me that Mary isn't his type.
eng: Tom told me Mary isn't his type.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom told me Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wasn't sick.
eng: Tom told me Mary wasn't sick.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom told me Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom told me that the door was open, but it wasn't.
eng: Tom told me the door was open, but it wasn't.
eng: Tom told me that you were with him yesterday afternoon.
eng: Tom told me you were with him yesterday afternoon.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning to stay.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning on staying.
eng: Tom told us he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that he had a headache.
eng: Tom told us he had a headache.
eng: Tom told us that he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that you're both Canadians.
eng: Tom told us you're both Canadians.
eng: Tom took a sip of coffee and then set his cup down.
eng: Tom took a sip of coffee and then set down his cup.
eng: Tom took his clothes off and got into bed.
eng: Tom took off his clothes and got into bed.
eng: Tom tossed his dog some bread.
eng: Tom tossed some bread to his dog.
eng: Tom tried hard to calm everyone down.
eng: Tom tried hard to calm everybody down.
eng: Tom tried on his father's clothes.
eng: Tom tried his father's clothes on.
eng: Tom tried to do that, but couldn't.
eng: Tom tried to do that, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom turned off the light and left the room.
eng: Tom turned the light off and left the room.
eng: Tom used to have a saxophone, but someone stole it.
eng: Tom used to have a saxophone, but somebody stole it.
eng: Tom usually doesn't buy expensive clothes.
eng: Tom doesn't usually buy expensive clothes.
eng: Tom usually doesn't listen to anyone.
eng: Tom usually doesn't listen to anybody.
eng: Tom usually wears jeans and a white t-shirt.
eng: Tom usually wears jeans and a white T-shirt.
eng: Tom vehemently denied he'd done that.
eng: Tom vehemently denied that he'd done that.
eng: Tom very rarely waits for anyone.
eng: Tom very rarely waits for anybody.
eng: Tom wanted everybody to know he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everyone to know he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everybody to know that he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everyone to know that he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted to buy something nice for Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to buy Mary something nice.
eng: Tom wanted to keep walking, but Mary insisted they stop and rest.
eng: Tom wanted to keep walking, but Mary insisted that they stop and rest.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary does.
eng: Tom wants everyone to like him.
eng: Tom wants everybody to like him.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know that she can trust him.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know she can trust him.
eng: Tom was able to do what he needed to do.
eng: Tom could do what he needed to do.
eng: Tom was about thirty years old when he moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was about thirty when he moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get evicted.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get evicted.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that someone would recognize him.
eng: Tom was afraid that somebody would recognize him.
eng: Tom was a little overweight when he was a kid.
eng: Tom was a little overweight when he was a child.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was asleep on the living room sofa.
eng: Tom was asleep on the living room couch.
eng: Tom was aware that they were following him.
eng: Tom was aware they were watching him.
eng: Tom was convinced that he should do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he should do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom was cremated.
eng: Tom has been cremated.
eng: Tom was done doing that before anybody got here.
eng: Tom was done doing that before anyone got here.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was in Mary's car the last time I saw him.
eng: Tom was in Mary's car the last time that I saw him.
eng: Tom was just pretending that he was tired.
eng: Tom was just pretending he was tired.
eng: Tom was just stating the obvious.
eng: Tom was only stating the obvious.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised that Mary wanted to that.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised Mary wanted to that.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised when Mary said she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised when Mary said that she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was never afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom was never afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom was nice to all Mary's friends.
eng: Tom was nice to all of Mary's friends.
eng: Tom was not allowed to board the plane because he did not hold a valid travel document.
eng: Tom wasn't allowed to board the plane because he didn't hold a valid travel document.
eng: Tom was not being completely honest.
eng: Tom wasn't being completely honest.
eng: Tom was not very energetic.
eng: Tom wasn't very energetic.
eng: Tom wasn't able to do anything he wanted to do.
eng: Tom couldn't do anything he wanted to do.
eng: Tom wasn't born blind.
eng: Tom was not born blind.
eng: Tom wasn't given the chance that you and I were given.
eng: Tom wasn't given the chance that you and I were.
eng: Tom wasn't impressed.
eng: Tom was unimpressed.
eng: Tom wasn't sure he'd see Mary again.
eng: Tom wasn't sure that he'd see Mary again.
eng: Tom wasn't sure whether he should kiss Mary or not, so he didn't.
eng: Tom wasn't sure if he should kiss Mary or not, so he didn't.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised that Mary already knew about what had happened.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised Mary already knew about what had happened.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised that Mary did that.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised Mary did that.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised that Mary was asking him for a divorce.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised Mary was asking him for a divorce.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised that Mary was still up.
eng: Tom wasn't surprised Mary was still up.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who chopped those trees down.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who chopped down those trees.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who gave Mary that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who gave that to Mary.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told Mary that she didn't need do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told Mary she didn't need do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me he needed to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom wasn't the one who told me Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was only pretending he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom was just pretending he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom was paid more than he expected to be paid.
eng: Tom was paid more than he expected.
eng: Tom was pouring Mary a drink when he felt the ground start shaking.
eng: Tom was pouring a drink for Mary when he felt the ground start shaking.
eng: Tom was probably about thirteen years old at the time.
eng: Tom was probably about thirteen at the time.
eng: Tom was rude to everyone.
eng: Tom was rude to everybody.
eng: Tom was scared to admit he didn't know.
eng: Tom was scared to admit that he didn't know.
eng: Tom was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
eng: Tom was sentenced to life without parole.
eng: Tom was shouting at someone.
eng: Tom was shouting at somebody.
eng: Tom was sure Mary was lying.
eng: Tom was sure that Mary was lying.
eng: Tom was surprised how hard it was to do.
eng: Tom was surprised how difficult it was to do.
eng: Tom was surprised Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom was surprised that Mary didn't know to swim.
eng: Tom was surprised Mary didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was surprised that Mary didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom was surprised Mary wasn't able to dance very well.
eng: Tom was surprised that Mary wasn't able to dance very well.
eng: Tom was surprised that Mary was still up.
eng: Tom was surprised Mary was still up.
eng: Tom was surprised that nobody else was there.
eng: Tom was surprised nobody else was there.
eng: Tom was surprised that no one else was there.
eng: Tom was surprised no one else was there.
eng: Tom was surprised when he saw Mary eating meat because she'd told him she was a vegetarian.
eng: Tom was surprised when he saw Mary eating meat because she'd told him that she was a vegetarian.
eng: Tom was surprised when Mary told him she was only thirteen years old.
eng: Tom was surprised when Mary told him that she was only thirteen.
eng: Tom was the one who told me I needed to do that.
eng: Tom was the one who told me that I needed to do that.
eng: Tom was the one who told me you shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was the one who told me that you shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was the only one that knew what had happened to Mary.
eng: Tom was the only one who knew what had happened to Mary.
eng: Tom was the only one who was sleeping.
eng: Tom was the only one sleeping.
eng: Tom was the reason Mary moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was the reason that Mary moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was unable to find Mary a good job.
eng: Tom wasn't able to find Mary a good job.
eng: Tom was unwilling to do what we wanted him to do.
eng: Tom wasn't willing to do what we wanted him to do.
eng: Tom was wearing the tie that Mary gave him.
eng: Tom was wearing the tie Mary gave him.
eng: Tom was with somebody.
eng: Tom was with someone.
eng: Tom weighs a lot more than Mary does.
eng: Tom weighs a lot more than Mary.
eng: Tom went somewhere and has just returned.
eng: Tom went somewhere and has just got back.
eng: Tom went to a tattoo parlor, thinking he might want to get a tattoo.
eng: Tom went to a tattoo parlor, thinking that he might want to get a tattoo.
eng: Tom went to get donuts.
eng: Tom went to get doughnuts.
eng: Tom went to see Mary in the hospital every day.
eng: Tom went to see Mary in hospital every day.
eng: Tom went with Mary to the museum.
eng: Tom went to the museum with Mary.
eng: Tom will be a good footballer one day.
eng: Tom'll be a good footballer one day.
eng: Tom will be here for another three days.
eng: Tom will be here for three more days.
eng: Tom will be sorry he did that.
eng: Tom is going to be sorry he did that.
eng: Tom will be thirty next month.
eng: Tom will be thirty years old next month.
eng: Tom will be very disappointed if you don't eat the salad that he made.
eng: Tom will be very disappointed if you don't eat the salad he made.
eng: Tom will be very embarrassed if you do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very embarrassed if you do that.
eng: Tom will be very happy he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very happy that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom will be very upset if that happens.
eng: Tom is going to be very upset if that happens.
eng: Tom will do that if no one stops him.
eng: Tom will do that if nobody stops him.
eng: Tom will do that right the next time.
eng: Tom will do that right next time.
eng: Tom will give us everything we've asked for.
eng: Tom is going to give us everything we've asked for.
eng: Tom will likely get angry if you do that.
eng: Tom will likely get mad if you do that.
eng: Tom will make sure that everything goes smoothly.
eng: Tom will make sure everything goes smoothly.
eng: Tom will need more money than that.
eng: Tom is going to need more money than that.
eng: Tom will never hurt anyone.
eng: Tom will never hurt anybody.
eng: Tom will probably be fired for what he has done.
eng: Tom will probably be fired for what he's done.
eng: Tom will probably not go.
eng: Tom probably won't go.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he isn't busy.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he's not busy.
eng: Tom will stop Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom is going to stop Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom will try doing that again next year.
eng: Tom will try to do that again next year.
eng: Tom will try to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom is going to try to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom will try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom is going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom will unlikely be able to do that today.
eng: Tom won't likely be able to do that today.
eng: Tom will unlikely need to do that today.
eng: Tom won't likely need to do that today.
eng: Tom will unlikely want to do that on a day like this.
eng: Tom won't likely want to do that on a day like this.
eng: Tom will unlikely want to do that.
eng: Tom won't likely want to do that.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom wished that he'd studied harder.
eng: Tom wished he'd studied harder.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary he'd help.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary that he'd help.
eng: Tom wished that he had straight hair.
eng: Tom wished he had straight hair.
eng: Tom wished that he knew how to make Mary happy.
eng: Tom wished he knew how to make Mary happy.
eng: Tom woke the children up and told them to get ready for school.
eng: Tom woke up the children and told them to get ready for school.
eng: Tom wondered how long it would take Mary to realise that John wouldn't be coming back.
eng: Tom wondered how long it would take Mary to realize John wouldn't be coming back.
eng: Tom wondered how long it would take Mary to realize that John wouldn't be coming back.
eng: Tom wondered how long it would take Mary to realize John wouldn't be coming back.
eng: Tom wondered what could have made Mary change her mind.
eng: Tom wondered what could've made Mary change her mind.
eng: Tom won't admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom won't admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom won't allow anyone to do that.
eng: Tom won't let anyone do that.
eng: Tom won't be here until 2:30.
eng: Tom won't be here till 2:30.
eng: Tom won't hear anyone.
eng: Tom won't hear anybody.
eng: Tom won't know I'm here.
eng: Tom won't know that I'm here.
eng: Tom won't leave his children here with us.
eng: Tom won't leave his kids here with us.
eng: Tom won't let anyone except Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anyone but Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't likely go jogging with Mary.
eng: Tom will unlikely go jogging with Mary.
eng: Tom works at a store not too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom works at a store that isn't too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom works at a store not too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom works at a store that's not too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom would have missed the train if he had stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
eng: Tom would've missed the train if he'd stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
eng: Tom would never do that.
eng: Tom would never do that!
eng: Tom wouldn't allow Mary to help him.
eng: Tom wouldn't let Mary help him.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that even if he'd wanted to.
eng: Even if Tom had wanted to do that, he wouldn't have.
eng: Tom wouldn't have helped Mary do that if he'd thought she could've done it by herself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have helped Mary do that if he'd thought she could have done it by herself.
eng: Tom would probably have done something about that if he could've.
eng: Tom would probably have done something about that if he could have.
eng: Tom would've been happy if you had done that.
eng: Tom would have been happy if you had done that.
eng: Tom would've been here if he could've.
eng: Tom would've been here if he could have.
eng: Tom would've been thirty years old today if he hadn't passed away last year.
eng: Tom would have been thirty years old today if he hadn't passed away last year.
eng: Tom would've done that by now if he was really planning to do it.
eng: Tom would have done that by now if he was really planning to do it.
eng: Tom would've done that correctly the first time if you'd helped him.
eng: Tom would have done that correctly the first time if you'd helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that for Mary if he'd had more time.
eng: Tom would have done that for Mary if he'd had more time.
eng: Tom would've done that himself if he'd had known how.
eng: Tom would have done that himself if he'd had known how.
eng: Tom would've done that if he'd known he was supposed to.
eng: Tom would have done that if he'd known he was supposed to.
eng: Tom would've done that if you'd asked him to.
eng: Tom would have done that if you'd asked him to.
eng: Tom would've done that.
eng: Tom would have done that.
eng: Tom would've done the same thing you did.
eng: Tom would have done the same thing you did.
eng: Tom would've eaten more if he'd had time.
eng: Tom would have eaten more if he'd had time.
eng: Tom would've gone regardless.
eng: Tom would have gone regardless.
eng: Tom would've helped us.
eng: Tom would have helped us.
eng: Tom would've let you do that.
eng: Tom would've allowed you to do that.
eng: Tom would've liked to be here.
eng: Tom would have liked to be here.
eng: Tom would've liked to do that.
eng: Tom would have liked to do that.
eng: Tom would've missed the train if he'd stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
eng: Tom would have missed the train if he'd stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
eng: Tom would've never done that if Mary had asked him not to.
eng: Tom never would've done that if Mary had asked him not to.
eng: Tom would've permitted Mary to do that.
eng: Tom would have permitted Mary to do that.
eng: Tom would've wanted to go to Boston with you.
eng: Tom would have wanted to go to Boston with you.
eng: Tom wrote in all caps.
eng: Tom wrote in ALL CAPS.
eng: Tonight I'm free.
eng: Tonight I'm available.
eng: To tell the truth, I am not your father.
eng: To tell the truth, I'm not your father.
eng: Trust in God but lock your car.
eng: Trust God but lock your car.
eng: Trust your heart!
eng: Trust your heart.
eng: Try not to make the same mistakes I made.
eng: Try not to make the same mistakes that I made.
eng: Try not to make the same mistake that I did.
eng: Try not to make the same mistake I did.
eng: Try not to make the same mistake that I made.
eng: Try not to make the same mistake I made.
eng: Try that sweater on.
eng: Try on that sweater.
eng: Turn off the camera.
eng: Turn the camera off.
eng: Turn on the light!
eng: Turn on the light.
eng: Turn on the light!
eng: Turn the light on.
eng: Turtles are not as fast as rabbits.
eng: Turtles aren't as fast as rabbits.
eng: Unfortunately, Apple doesn't provide a warranty for accidental damages.
eng: Unfortunately, Apple does not provide a warranty for accidental damages.
eng: Unfortunately, that is the case.
eng: Unfortunately, that's the case.
eng: Unfortunately, that rumour proved to be true.
eng: Unfortunately, that rumor proved to be true.
eng: Wait here until I get back.
eng: Wait here till I get back.
eng: Wait!
eng: Wait.
eng: Walk faster!
eng: Walk faster.
eng: Walking would have been faster.
eng: Walking would've been faster.
eng: Was anyone with you? "No, I was alone."
eng: Was anyone with you? "No, I was by myself."
eng: Was the book you were reading yesterday in French?
eng: Was the book that you were reading yesterday in French?
eng: Was Tom the one who told you I wasn't coming?
eng: Was Tom the one who told you that I wasn't coming?
eng: Watch yourselves.
eng: Watch yourselves!
eng: Water freezes at 0 degrees Centigrade.
eng: Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius.
eng: Water is comprised of hydrogen and oxygen.
eng: Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen.
eng: Water spouted from the broken faucet.
eng: Water spouted from the broken tap.
eng: We all know more than we think we know.
eng: We all know more than we think we do.
eng: We all know that dogs like to gnaw on bones.
eng: We all know dogs like to gnaw on bones.
eng: We all know that that's not going to happen.
eng: We all know that's not going to happen.
eng: We all know that Tom can't swim as well as Mary.
eng: We all know Tom can't swim as well as Mary can.
eng: We all thought Tom was having a heart attack.
eng: We all thought that Tom was having a heart attack
eng: We all wondered why she had dumped such a nice man.
eng: We all thought it strange that she had ditched such a pleasant guy.
eng: We already know you did that.
eng: We already know that you did that.
eng: We are about to leave here.
eng: We're about to leave here.
eng: We are all in grave danger.
eng: We're all in grave danger.
eng: We are all in the same position.
eng: We're re all in the same position.
eng: We are all looking forward to your coming.
eng: We're all looking forward to your coming.
eng: We are always learning something.
eng: We're always learning something.
eng: We are apt to make mistakes.
eng: We're apt to make mistakes.
eng: We are at school together.
eng: We're at school together.
eng: We are both from Boston.
eng: We're both from Boston.
eng: We are both in the same class.
eng: We're both in the same class.
eng: We are brother and sister.
eng: We're brother and sister.
eng: We are brothers.
eng: We're brothers.
eng: We are changing our clothes.
eng: We're changing our clothes.
eng: We are concerned about your health.
eng: We're concerned about your health.
eng: We are drinking milk.
eng: We're drinking milk.
eng: We are giving Tom a birthday party.
eng: We're giving Tom a birthday party.
eng: We are going to go to the airport.
eng: We're going to go to the airport.
eng: We are happy to see you.
eng: We're happy to see you.
eng: We are here.
eng: We're here.
eng: We are hiring.
eng: We're hiring.
eng: We are invited to dinner.
eng: We're invited to dinner.
eng: We are just in time for the last train.
eng: We're just in time for the last train.
eng: We are late.
eng: We're late.
eng: We are missing some of our reports.
eng: We're missing some of our reports.
eng: We are not going on vacation.
eng: We're not going on vacation.
eng: We aren't good at math.
eng: We're not good at maths.
eng: We aren't planning to do that together.
eng: We aren't planning on doing that together.
eng: We aren't ready to leave yet.
eng: We're not ready to leave yet.
eng: We are sorry for the inconvenience.
eng: We're sorry for the inconvenience.
eng: We are still hoping that Tom will get better.
eng: We're still hoping that Tom will get better.
eng: We are supposed to know the rules.
eng: We're supposed to know the rules.
eng: We are supposed to take off our shoes at the entrance.
eng: We're supposed to take off our shoes at the entrance.
eng: We are the first to arrive.
eng: We're the first to arrive.
eng: We are too busy for that, Tom.
eng: We're too busy for that, Tom.
eng: We are trying to close the box.
eng: We're trying to close the box.
eng: We are very close friends.
eng: We're very close friends.
eng: Wearing her platforms, Mary was a head taller than Tom.
eng: With her platforms on, Mary was a head taller than Tom.
eng: We better tell the others.
eng: We'd better tell the others.
eng: We both agreed with Tom.
eng: Both of us agreed with Tom.
eng: We both hope that'll happen.
eng: We both hope that that'll happen.
eng: We both know how to drive.
eng: Both of us know how to drive.
eng: We both know that's a lie.
eng: We both know that that's a lie.
eng: We both know that that's not true.
eng: We both know that that isn't true.
eng: We both lost our phones.
eng: Both of us lost our phones.
eng: We both love Tom.
eng: Both of us love Tom.
eng: We both need to lose weight.
eng: Both of us need to lose weight.
eng: We cancelled the picnic because of the rain.
eng: We canceled the picnic because of the rain.
eng: We cannot let these upstarts push us around.
eng: We can't let these upstarts push us around.
eng: We cannot live without air.
eng: We can't live without air.
eng: We cannot make a change in our schedule.
eng: We can't make a change in our schedule.
eng: We cannot play baseball here.
eng: We can't play baseball here.
eng: We cannot reverse the process.
eng: We can't reverse the process.
eng: We can't claim that this didn't happen.
eng: We can't claim this didn't happen.
eng: We can't pretend Tom is normal.
eng: We can't pretend that Tom is normal.
eng: We can trust Tom not to tell anyone.
eng: We can trust Tom not to tell anybody.
eng: We can't turn back.
eng: We cannot turn back.
eng: We could not see the top of the mountain.
eng: We couldn't see the top of the mountain.
eng: We could've done it by ourselves.
eng: We could have done it by ourselves.
eng: We did it!
eng: We did it.
eng: We did not see a single game.
eng: We didn't see a single game.
eng: We didn't have enough food for everyone.
eng: We didn't have enough food for everybody.
eng: We didn't know if Tom and Mary were busy or not.
eng: We didn't know whether Tom and Mary were busy or not.
eng: We didn't know that Tom was going to do that.
eng: We didn't know Tom was going to do that.
eng: We didn't sell Tom our car.
eng: We didn't sell our car to Tom.
eng: We didn't take our shirts off.
eng: We didn't take off our shirts.
eng: We didn't take our shoes off.
eng: We didn't take off our shoes.
eng: We die, but some chess games are everlasting.
eng: We are mortal, but some chess games are immortal.
eng: We do not have snow here.
eng: We don't have snow here.
eng: We do not sell draught beer.
eng: We don't sell draft beer.
eng: We don't believe that's true.
eng: We don't believe that that's true.
eng: We don't have time for this, Tom!
eng: We don't have time for this, Tom.
eng: We enjoy going for walks in the countryside.
eng: We enjoy walking in the countryside.
eng: We found out that Tom was the thief.
eng: We found out Tom was the thief.
eng: We gave all our money away.
eng: We gave away all our money.
eng: We go to school every day except on Sundays.
eng: We go to school every day except Sunday.
eng: We have always been friends.
eng: We've always been friends.
eng: We have had a lot of snow and I am very happy.
eng: We've had a lot of snow and I'm very happy.
eng: We have matured.
eng: We've matured.
eng: We have missed our train.
eng: We've missed our train.
eng: We have not yet begun to fight.
eng: We haven't yet begun to fight.
eng: We have not yet succeeded.
eng: We haven't yet succeeded.
eng: We haven't washed our hands yet.
eng: We haven't yet washed our hands.
eng: We haven't yet been told.
eng: We haven't been told yet.
eng: We have walked all around the lake.
eng: We've walked all around the lake.