DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom should've told me he was married.
eng: Tom should have told me he was married.
eng: Tom should've waited for us to get there.
eng: Tom should have waited for us to get there.
eng: Tom's house burned down, too.
eng: Tom's house burned down as well.
eng: Tom's house is very close to my house.
eng: Tom's house is very close to mine.
eng: Tom's house was consumed by fire.
eng: Tom's house burned to the ground.
eng: Tom showed his stamp collection to me.
eng: Tom showed me his stamp collection.
eng: Tom showed me his room.
eng: Tom showed his room to me.
eng: Tom shut down his computer.
eng: Tom shut his computer down.
eng: Tom sings better than me.
eng: Tom sings better than I do.
eng: Tom's innocent.
eng: Tom is innocent.
eng: Tom's interested.
eng: Tom is interested.
eng: Tom's just going through the motions.
eng: Tom is just going through the motions.
eng: Tom's lawyer was not surprised when the jury found him not guilty.
eng: Tom's lawyer wasn't surprised when the jury found him not guilty.
eng: Tom's making a goofy face.
eng: Tom is making a goofy face.
eng: Tom's never had his own bicycle.
eng: Tom has never had his own bicycle.
eng: Tom's not a bad guy.
eng: Tom isn't a bad guy.
eng: Tom's not a thief.
eng: Tom is not a thief.
eng: Tom's not missing, is he?
eng: Tom isn't missing, is he?
eng: Tom sold his bicycle to Mary.
eng: Tom sold Mary his bicycle.
eng: Tom sometimes phones Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes calls Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes rings Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes calls Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes rings Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes phones Mary five times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes sleeps on my couch.
eng: Tom sometimes sleeps on my sofa.
eng: Tom soon realized he'd been tricked.
eng: Tom soon realized that he'd been tricked.
eng: Tom soon realized Mary was deliberately avoiding him.
eng: Tom soon realized that Mary was deliberately avoiding him.
eng: Tom soon realized that he'd been conned.
eng: Tom soon realized he'd been conned.
eng: Tom soon realized that he'd been swindled.
eng: Tom soon realized he'd been swindled.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents said that they wouldn't let him go to Australia alone.
eng: Tom's parents said they wouldn't let him go to Australia alone.
eng: Tom's parents said that they wouldn't let him go to Australia by himself.
eng: Tom's parents said they wouldn't let him go to Australia by himself.
eng: Tom's parents told him not to do that.
eng: Tom's parents told Tom not to do that.
eng: Tom's parents told him that they thought he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought that he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom speaks Bengali.
eng: Tom speaks Bangla.
eng: Tom speaks French almost as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom speaks French almost as well as Mary.
eng: Tom speaks French a lot better than I do.
eng: Tom speaks French a lot better than me.
eng: Tom speaks French just as well as you guys do.
eng: Tom speaks French just as well as you guys.
eng: Tom speaks not only French, but also German, because he is Alsatian.
eng: Tom speaks not only French, but also German, because he's Alsatian.
eng: Tom spends a lot of money buying things he never uses.
eng: Tom spends a lot of money buying things that he never uses.
eng: Tom spends most of his spare time practising the guitar.
eng: Tom spends most of his spare time practicing the guitar.
eng: Tom spent the money his grandmother had given him on books.
eng: Tom spent the money that his grandmother had given him on books.
eng: Tom's phone's off.
eng: Tom's phone is off.
eng: Tom's really got a lot on his plate at the moment.
eng: Tom really has a lot on his plate at the moment.
eng: Tom's repulsive.
eng: Tom is repulsive.
eng: Tom's sisters are both beautiful.
eng: Both of Tom's sisters are beautiful.
eng: Tom's sleeping.
eng: Tom is sleeping.
eng: Tom's smiling.
eng: Tom is smiling.
eng: Tom's sorry.
eng: Tom is sorry.
eng: Tom's speech lasted for three hours.
eng: Tom's speech lasted three hours.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom stared at Mary and said nothing.
eng: Tom stared at Mary and didn't say anything.
eng: Tom started laughing and everybody else started laughing, too.
eng: Tom started laughing and everyone else started laughing, too.
eng: Tom's the one you want to see.
eng: Tom is the one you want to see.
eng: Tom's the only one who wasn't at Mary's party.
eng: Tom is the only one who wasn't at Mary's party.
eng: Tom's the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's thinking of moving so he'll be closer to Mary.
eng: Tom is thinking of moving so he'll be closer to Mary.
eng: Tom's thinking of moving to a cabin out in the middle of nowhere.
eng: Tom is thinking of moving to a cabin out in the middle of nowhere.
eng: Tom's thirsty.
eng: Tom is thirsty.
eng: Tom still hopes he'll be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom still hopes that he'll be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom still isn't able to make himself understood in French.
eng: Tom still can't make himself understood in French.
eng: Tom still plans to go.
eng: Tom still plans on going.
eng: Tom's tired.
eng: Tom is tired.
eng: Tom suggests we wait here.
eng: Tom suggests that we wait here.
eng: Tom's unharmed.
eng: Tom is unharmed.
eng: Tom's upset.
eng: Tom is upset.
eng: Tom suspected that it was too late to help Mary.
eng: Tom suspected it was too late to help Mary.
eng: Tom's visiting his brother.
eng: Tom is visiting his brother.
eng: Tom's wicked.
eng: Tom is wicked.
eng: Tom switched off the light and left the room.
eng: Tom switched the light off and left the room.
eng: Tom swore that it was true.
eng: Tom swore it was true.
eng: Tom's writing an article for the school newspaper.
eng: Tom is writing an article for the school newspaper.
eng: Tom takes a shower every morning.
eng: Tom showers every morning.
eng: Tom talked to Mary as well.
eng: Tom also talked to Mary.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody that he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom taught French to his friends.
eng: Tom taught his friends French.
eng: Tom thinks he can do anything he sets his mind to.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do anything he sets his mind to.
eng: Tom thinks he can do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom thinks he can save the world.
eng: Tom thinks that he can save the world.
eng: Tom thinks he knows it all.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows it all.
eng: Tom thinks he left his umbrella on the train.
eng: Tom thinks that he left his umbrella on the train.
eng: Tom thinks he loves Mary more than John loves Alice.
eng: Tom thinks that he loves Mary more than John loves Alice.
eng: Tom thinks he's better than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's better than anybody else.
eng: Tom thinks he's going to die soon.
eng: Tom thinks that he's going to die soon.
eng: Tom thinks he should help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he should help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he's in love.
eng: Tom thinks that he's in love.
eng: Tom thinks he's the best swimmer here.
eng: Tom thinks that he's the best swimmer here.
eng: Tom thinks I'm a loser.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm a loser.
eng: Tom thinks I'm an idiot.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm an idiot.
eng: Tom thinks I'm a wimp.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm a wimp.
eng: Tom thinks I'm in Boston now.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm in Boston now.
eng: Tom thinks I'm missing a great opportunity.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm missing a great opportunity.
eng: Tom thinks I need to do that today.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to do that today.
eng: Tom thinks I need to eat more vegetables.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to eat more vegetables.
eng: Tom thinks I need to go.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to go.
eng: Tom thinks it's pretty good.
eng: Tom thinks that it's pretty good.
eng: Tom thinks it will rain tomorrow.
eng: Tom thinks that it will rain tomorrow.
eng: Tom thinks Mary always packs way too much in her suitcase.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary always packs way too much in her suitcase.
eng: Tom thinks Mary did that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary did that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't know John can do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't know John can do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a good cook.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a good cook.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is awake.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is awake.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is better at French than she really is.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is better at French than she really is.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is bored.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is bored.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is going to lose the race.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is going to lose the race.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't awake.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't awake.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is pushy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is pushy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary lacks common sense.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary lacks common sense.
eng: Tom thinks Mary shouldn't keep secrets from him.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary shouldn't keep secrets from him.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be able to convince John to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be able to convince John to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be in Australia next weekend.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be in Australia next weekend.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be scared.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be scared.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be upset.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be upset.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will cry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will cry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will like John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will like John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will never come back to Boston.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will never come back to Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be able to do that by herself.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be able to do that by herself.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be able to win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be able to win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be busy after 2:30 this afternoon.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be busy after 2:30 this afternoon.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be lonely.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be lonely.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't do that for John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't do that for John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't ever come back.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't ever come back.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't teach French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't teach French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary would be amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary would be amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary would probably not do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary would probably not do that.
eng: Tom thinks some of his friends may do that.
eng: Tom thinks that some of his friends may do that.
eng: Tom thinks that doing that would be a very bad idea.
eng: Tom thinks doing that would be a very bad idea.
eng: Tom thinks that doing that wouldn't be a good idea.
eng: Tom thinks doing that wouldn't be a good idea.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom thinks he can do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom thinks that he's the only person in town who can play the bagpipes.
eng: Tom thinks he's the only person in town who can play the bagpipes.
eng: Tom thinks that if he had tried a little harder, he could have won the race.
eng: Tom thinks if he had tried a little harder, he could've won the race.
eng: Tom thinks that if he had tried a little harder, he could have won the race.
eng: Tom thinks that if he had tried a little harder, he could've won the race.
eng: Tom thinks that if he had tried a little harder, he could've won the race.
eng: Tom thinks if he had tried a little harder, he could've won the race.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to sleep more.
eng: Tom thinks I need to sleep more.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary and I can take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom thinks Mary and I can take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary drinks like a fish.
eng: Tom thinks Mary drinks like a fish.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will be ready to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will be ready to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary will leave.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will leave.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't be home on October 20th.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be home on October 20th.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't win.
eng: Tom thinks that's a mistake.
eng: Tom thinks that that's a mistake.
eng: Tom thinks that we can take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom thinks we can take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom thinks that we can't do that.
eng: Tom thinks we can't do that.
eng: Tom thinks that you want me to pay the bill.
eng: Tom thinks you want me to pay the bill.
eng: Tom thinks there's a chance that Mary won't be at the meeting.
eng: Tom thinks that there's a chance that Mary won't be at the meeting.
eng: Tom thinks you can do it.
eng: Tom thinks that you can do it.
eng: Tom thinks you're going to be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom thinks that you're going to be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom thought he could do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom thought that he could do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom thought he could help Mary do that.
eng: Tom thought that he could help Mary do that.
eng: Tom thought he'd forgotten to tell Mary what to do.
eng: Tom thought that he'd forgotten to tell Mary what to do.
eng: Tom thought he'd lost his wallet, but eventually found it after searching the house for an hour or so.
eng: Tom thought that he'd lost his wallet, but eventually found it after searching the house for an hour or so.
eng: Tom thought he had to help Mary.
eng: Tom thought that he had to help Mary.
eng: Tom thought he heard his name being called.
eng: Tom thought that he heard his name being called.
eng: Tom thought he might be coming down with a cold.
eng: Tom thought that he might be coming down with a cold.
eng: Tom thought he might be permitted to do that today.
eng: Tom thought that he might be permitted to do that today.
eng: Tom thought he might not be required to do that by himself.
eng: Tom thought that he might not be required to do that by himself.
eng: Tom thought he might not be required to do that.
eng: Tom thought that he might not be required to do that.
eng: Tom thought he might not need to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought that he might not need to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought he needed to do that.
eng: Tom thought that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom thought he was smarter than anybody else.
eng: Tom thought he was smarter than anyone else.
eng: Tom thought his leg was broken.
eng: Tom thought that his leg was broken.
eng: Tom thought I might be required to do that by myself.
eng: Tom thought that I might be required to do that by myself.
eng: Tom thought I might not be permitted to do that by myself.
eng: Tom thought that I might not be permitted to do that by myself.
eng: Tom thought I might not win.
eng: Tom thought that I might not win.
eng: Tom thought it over carefully.
eng: Tom thought that it over carefully.
eng: Tom thought it over for several days.
eng: Tom thought that it over for several days.
eng: Tom thought it over very carefully.
eng: Tom thought that it over very carefully.
eng: Tom thought it was a dumb question.
eng: Tom thought that it was a dumb question.
eng: Tom thought it was difficult.
eng: Tom thought that it was difficult.
eng: Tom thought it was going to hurt.
eng: Tom thought that it was going to hurt.
eng: Tom thought it wasn't the first time Mary had done that.
eng: Tom thought that it wasn't the first time Mary had done that.
eng: Tom thought it would be a good idea to see a doctor.
eng: Tom thought that it would be a good idea to see a doctor.
eng: Tom thought it would be funny to put an egg on Mary's chair.
eng: Tom thought that it would be funny to put an egg on Mary's chair.
eng: Tom thought it would be fun.
eng: Tom thought that it would be fun.
eng: Tom thought it would take longer.
eng: Tom thought that it would take longer.
eng: Tom thought I was serious.
eng: Tom thought that I was serious.
eng: Tom thought Mary already had a driver's license.
eng: Tom thought that Mary already had a driver's license.
eng: Tom thought Mary did that on purpose.
eng: Tom thought that Mary did that on purpose.
eng: Tom thought Mary lived in Australia.
eng: Tom thought that Mary lived in Australia.
eng: Tom thought Mary lived in Boston.
eng: Tom thought that Mary lived in Boston.
eng: Tom thought Mary might be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary might have to stay in Boston until Monday.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might have to stay in Boston until Monday.
eng: Tom thought Mary might know the answer.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might know the answer.
eng: Tom thought Mary might not be permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might not be permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought Mary might not have to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might not have to do that anymore.
eng: Tom thought Mary probably did that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary probably did that.
eng: Tom thought Mary probably would win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary probably would win.
eng: Tom thought Mary's dress wasn't appropriate for the occasion.
eng: Tom thought that Mary's dress wasn't appropriate for the occasion.
eng: Tom thought Mary taught French.
eng: Tom thought that Mary taught French.
eng: Tom thought Mary was alone.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was alone.
eng: Tom thought Mary was bored.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was bored.
eng: Tom thought Mary was charming.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was charming.
eng: Tom thought Mary was depressed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was depressed.
eng: Tom thought Mary was downstairs.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was downstairs.
eng: Tom thought Mary was going to let him go home early.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was going to let him go home early.
eng: Tom thought Mary was homesick.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was homesick.
eng: Tom thought Mary was John's girlfriend.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was John's girlfriend.
eng: Tom thought Mary was listening, but she wasn't.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was listening, but she wasn't.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't alone.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't alone.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't cold.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't cold.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't finished doing that yet.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't finished doing that yet.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't nervous doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't nervous doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary was pregnant.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was pregnant.
eng: Tom thought Mary was really mean.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was really mean.
eng: Tom thought Mary was surprised.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was surprised.
eng: Tom thought Mary was unimpressed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was unimpressed.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be embarrassed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be embarrassed.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be ready to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be ready to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely not cry.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely not cry.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like to go to Australia to see John.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like to go to Australia to see John.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't do that for him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't do that for him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would probably refuse to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would probably refuse to do that.
eng: Tom thought something bad would happen.
eng: Tom thought that something bad would happen.
eng: Tom thought that he probably wasn't going to survive.
eng: Tom thought he probably wasn't going to survive.
eng: Tom thought that he was being set up.
eng: Tom thought he was being set up.
eng: Tom thought that I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thought I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary and I went into the woods to kill ourselves.
eng: Tom thought Mary and I went into the woods to kill ourselves.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't drive a car.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't drive a car.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't like computer games.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't like computer games.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary liked me, but I knew that she hated me.
eng: Tom thought Mary liked me, but I knew she hated me.
eng: Tom thought that Mary probably didn't know that John spoke French.
eng: Tom thought Mary probably didn't know that John spoke French.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was just pretending to be happy.
eng: Tom thought Mary was just pretending to be happy.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't forgive him.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't forgive him.
eng: Tom thought that the amulet would protect him from werewolves.
eng: Tom thought the amulet would protect him from werewolves.
eng: Tom thought the burning car would explode.
eng: Tom thought that the burning car would explode.
eng: Tom thought the teacher had given him way too much homework to finish in one day.
eng: Tom thought that the teacher had given him way too much homework to finish in one day.
eng: Tom thought we shouldn't go.
eng: Tom thought that we shouldn't go.
eng: Tom thought what Mary said was stupid.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary said was stupid.
eng: Tom thought you could take care of yourself.
eng: Tom thought that you could take care of yourself.
eng: Tom threw up.
eng: Tom vomited.
eng: Tom told everybody he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was determined to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was determined to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was interested.
eng: Tom told everyone he was interested.
eng: Tom told everybody he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everyone he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everybody he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everyone he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everybody he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told everyone he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was afraid.
eng: Tom told everyone he was afraid.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was bored.
eng: Tom told everyone he was bored.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everyone he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everyone he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was through doing that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was through doing that.
eng: Tom told everyone he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he had done that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everyone that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was fine.
eng: Tom told everybody he was fine.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everyone he was lonely.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everybody he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was starved.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was starved.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everybody he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everyone that Mary was there.
eng: Tom told everybody that Mary was there.
eng: Tom told Mary and I that we should try to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom told Mary and I we should try to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom told Mary he'd be doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom told Mary that he'd be doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom told Mary he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told Mary that he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told Mary he'd never be coming back here.
eng: Tom told Mary that he'd never be coming back here.
eng: Tom told Mary he met John in Boston last week.
eng: Tom told Mary that he met John in Boston last week.
eng: Tom told Mary he thought John was in Australia.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John was in Australia.
eng: Tom told Mary he was glad that she'd come to Australia.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was glad that she'd come to Australia.
eng: Tom told Mary he wasn't interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told Mary he wasn't planning on staying in Australia very long.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't planning to stay in Australia very long.
eng: Tom told Mary he wasn't planning to stay in Australia very long.
eng: Tom told Mary he wasn't planning on staying in Australia very long.
eng: Tom told Mary he was planning to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was planning to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom told Mary he wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom told Mary he wouldn't ever do that again.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wouldn't ever do that again.
eng: Tom told Mary I was broke.
eng: Tom told Mary that I was broke.
eng: Tom told Mary I was tired.
eng: Tom told Mary that I was tired.
eng: Tom told Mary that either he or she had to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary either he or she had to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary he didn't think John was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think that John was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary he didn't think John was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary that he hadn't eaten anything since breakfast.
eng: Tom told Mary he hadn't eaten anything since breakfast.
eng: Tom told Mary that he had to do that today.
eng: Tom told Mary he had to do that today.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't asleep.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was asleep.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was hungry.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't nice.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was nice.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't pleased.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was pleased.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't through doing that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was through doing that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he thought that she was doing it wrong, but she didn't care what he thought.
eng: Tom told Mary he thought she was doing it wrong, but she didn't care what he thought.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wanted to leave early.
eng: Tom told Mary he wanted to leave early.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was glad that that had happened.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was glad that had happened.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was happy.
eng: Tom told Mary he was happy.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't planning to join the team.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't planning on joining the team.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't planning to stay in Boston very long.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't planning on staying in Boston very long.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told Mary he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told Mary that he was unwilling to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary that he wasn't willing to do that.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should go home.
eng: Tom told Mary she should go home.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should quit pretending to be claustrophobic.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should stop pretending to be claustrophobic.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should quit pretending to be confused.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should stop pretending to be confused.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should quit pretending to be handicapped.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should stop pretending to be handicapped.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should quit pretending to be sleepy.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should stop pretending to be sleepy.
eng: Tom told Mary that she should wash her car.
eng: Tom told Mary she should wash her car.
eng: Tom told Mary that she was his one and only.
eng: Tom told Mary she was his one and only.
eng: Tom told Mary that she was hot.
eng: Tom told Mary she was hot.
eng: Tom told me everything that I needed to know.
eng: Tom told me everything I needed to know.
eng: Tom told me he believed Mary.
eng: Tom told me that he believed Mary.
eng: Tom told me he called you.
eng: Tom told me that he called you.
eng: Tom told me he came from a large family.
eng: Tom told me that he came from a large family.
eng: Tom told me he could help us.
eng: Tom told me that he could help us.
eng: Tom told me he couldn't walk.
eng: Tom told me that he couldn't walk.
eng: Tom told me he'd be busy on Monday.
eng: Tom told me that he'd be busy on Monday.
eng: Tom told me he'd be here.
eng: Tom told me that he'd be here.
eng: Tom told me he'd call at 2:30.
eng: Tom told me that he'd call at 2:30.
eng: Tom told me he'd call me.
eng: Tom told me that he'd call me.
eng: Tom told me he'd complain about that.
eng: Tom told me that he'd complain about that.
eng: Tom told me he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told me he'd do that if I did that, too.
eng: Tom told me that he'd do that if I did that, too.
eng: Tom told me he'd do that later.
eng: Tom told me that he'd do that later.
eng: Tom told me he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom told me that he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom told me he didn't actually want to go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't actually want to go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me he didn't have any enemies.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't have any enemies.
eng: Tom told me he didn't have as many friends as Mary did.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't have as many friends as Mary.
eng: Tom told me he didn't have insurance.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't have insurance.
eng: Tom told me he didn't have time to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't have time to do that.
eng: Tom told me he didn't know Mary.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't know Mary.
eng: Tom told me he didn't need my help.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't need my help.
eng: Tom told me he didn't need to use a wheelchair anymore.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't need to use a wheelchair anymore.
eng: Tom told me he didn't see Mary.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't see Mary.
eng: Tom told me he didn't want to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't want to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told me he didn't want to study French.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't want to study French.
eng: Tom told me he didn't win.
eng: Tom told me that he didn't win.
eng: Tom told me he did that for us.
eng: Tom told me that he did that for us.
eng: Tom told me he'd left his wife.
eng: Tom told me that he'd left his wife.
eng: Tom told me he'd likely cry.
eng: Tom told me that he'd likely cry.
eng: Tom told me he'd sort it out.
eng: Tom told me he would sort it out.
eng: Tom told me he'd try to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he'd try to do that.
eng: Tom told me he first met Mary in Boston when he was a teenager.
eng: Tom told me that he first met Mary in Boston when he was a teenager.
eng: Tom told me he found an interesting book about Australia at the local library.
eng: Tom told me that he found an interesting book about Australia at the local library.
eng: Tom told me he found something interesting.
eng: Tom told me that he found something interesting.
eng: Tom told me he had a few things to take care of.
eng: Tom told me that he had a few things to take care of.
eng: Tom told me he had to leave.
eng: Tom told me that he had to leave.
eng: Tom told me he had to split.
eng: Tom told me he had to leave.
eng: Tom told me he hasn't seen Mary in a long time.
eng: Tom told me that he hasn't seen Mary in a long time.
eng: Tom told me he hated doing that.
eng: Tom told me that he hated doing that.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary wouldn't be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary wouldn't be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me that he hoped that Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me he hoped that Mary would be prudent.
eng: Tom told me he hoped Mary would be prudent.
eng: Tom told me he knew how to speak French.
eng: Tom told me that he knew how to speak French.
eng: Tom told me he knew where Mary lived.
eng: Tom told me that he knew where Mary lived.
eng: Tom told me he liked it.
eng: Tom told me that he liked it.
eng: Tom told me he liked my idea.
eng: Tom told me that he liked my idea.
eng: Tom told me he liked snow.
eng: Tom told me that he liked snow.
eng: Tom told me he likes doing that.
eng: Tom told me he likes to do that.
eng: Tom told me he might win.
eng: Tom told me that he might win.
eng: Tom told me he planned to wait until Monday to do that.
eng: Tom told me he planned on waiting until Monday to do that.
eng: Tom told me he planned to wait until Monday to go.
eng: Tom told me he planned on waiting until Monday to go.
eng: Tom told me he thinks he'll win tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me he thinks that he'll win tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me he thought he might win.
eng: Tom told me that he thought he might win.
eng: Tom told me he thought his house was haunted.
eng: Tom told me he thought that his house was haunted.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been careless.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had been careless.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been rude.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been rude.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had done that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had done that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was adopted.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was adopted.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was alone.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was alone.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was ambitious.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was ambitious.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was bilingual.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was bilingual.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was broke.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was broke.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was confused.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was confused.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was deaf.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was deaf.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was divorced.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was divorced.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was downstairs.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was downstairs.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was embarrassed.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was embarrassed.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was fun.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was fun.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was gullible.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was gullible.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was home.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was home.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was insane.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was miserable.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was miserable.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was outside.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was outside.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was rich.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was rich.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was satisfied.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was satisfied.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was short.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was short.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was skinny.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was skinny.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was skinny.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was skinny.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was suicidal.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was suicidal.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was taking piano lessons.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was taking piano lessons.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was talented.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was talented.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was the first one to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was the first one to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was ticklish.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was ticklish.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was too young to drive.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was too young to drive.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was ugly.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was ugly.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unbeatable.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was unbeatable.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unimpressed.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was unimpressed.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was unmarried.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be alone.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be alone.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be angry.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be angry.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be courteous.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be courteous.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought Mary would be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be ready by the time we got there.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be ready by the time we got there.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary would be suspicious.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be suspicious.
eng: Tom told me he thought that he might be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that he might be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary could do that better than he could.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary could do that better than he could.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had been careful.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been careful.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary had been suspended.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had bought a new viola.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had bought a new viola.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary still lived in Australia.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary still lived in Australia.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary still lived in Australia.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary still lived in Australia.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary used to play lead guitar in John's band.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary used to play lead guitar in John's band.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was clever.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was clever.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was deaf.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was deaf.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was displeased.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was displeased.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was divorced.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was divorced.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was frustrated.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was frustrated.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was glad.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was glad.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was good-looking.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was good-looking.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was here.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was here.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was high.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was high.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was hurt.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was hurt.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was mean.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was mean.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was obnoxious.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was obnoxious.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was odd.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was odd.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was out.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was out.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was paralyzed.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was paralyzed.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was poor.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was poor.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was satisfied.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was satisfied.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was sincere.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was sincere.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was still a high school student.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was still a high school student.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was still interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was still interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was talented.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was talented.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was too young to drive.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was too young to drive.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was tough.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was tough.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was unbeatable.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unbeatable.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was unbiased.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary was unbiased.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was unfriendly.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was unfriendly.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was well.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was well.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be discreet.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary would be mad.
eng: Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be mad.
eng: Tom told me he thought that Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me he thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me he used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told me that he used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told me he wanted me to do that for him.
eng: Tom told me that he wanted me to do that for him.
eng: Tom told me he was fine.
eng: Tom told me that he was fine.
eng: Tom told me he was going home.
eng: Tom told me that he was going home.
eng: Tom told me he was going to Australia.
eng: Tom told me that he was going to Australia.
eng: Tom told me he was going to try it again.
eng: Tom told me that he was going to try it again.
eng: Tom told me he was headed home.
eng: Tom told me that he was headed home.
eng: Tom told me he was in a lot of trouble.
eng: Tom told me that he was in a lot of trouble.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't afraid.
eng: Tom told me that he was unafraid.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't an expert.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't an expert.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't convinced.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't convinced.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't discouraged.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't discouraged.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't impressed.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't impressed.
eng: Tom told me he wasn't interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told me that he wasn't interested in doing that.