DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom knew he should've done that by himself.
eng: Tom knew he should have done that by himself.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be arrested.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be arrested.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be expelled.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be expelled.
eng: Tom knew it was his duty to take care of Mary.
eng: Tom knew that it was his duty to take care of Mary.
eng: Tom knew it would be hard to do that.
eng: Tom knew it would be difficult to do that.
eng: Tom knew I was hurt.
eng: Tom knew that I was hurt.
eng: Tom knew I was uncomfortable.
eng: Tom knew that I was uncomfortable.
eng: Tom knew Mary told everybody she wasn't going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew Mary told everyone she wasn't going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew Mary was sick.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was sick.
eng: Tom knew Mary was with John.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was with John.
eng: Tom knew right away that he shouldn't have said anything.
eng: Tom knew right away he shouldn't have said anything.
eng: Tom knew that he'd be busy on October 20th.
eng: Tom knew he'd be busy on October 20th.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew that he no longer needed that, so he threw it away.
eng: Tom knew he no longer needed that, so he threw it away.
eng: Tom knew that he shouldn't trust Mary.
eng: Tom knew he shouldn't trust Mary.
eng: Tom knew that I'd be early.
eng: Tom knew I'd be early.
eng: Tom knew that I was angry.
eng: Tom knew I was angry.
eng: Tom knew that I was outside.
eng: Tom knew I was outside.
eng: Tom knew that Mary used to be a teacher.
eng: Tom knew Mary used to be a teacher.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
eng: Tom knew Mary was a teacher.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was going to yell at him.
eng: Tom knew Mary was going to yell at him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom knew Mary was wrong.
eng: Tom knew that Mary would win.
eng: Tom knew Mary would win.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that what he was going to do would make Mary angry.
eng: Tom knew what he was going to do would make Mary angry.
eng: Tom knew what he was doing was wrong, but he did it anyway.
eng: Tom knew that what he was doing was wrong, but he did it anyway.
eng: Tom knows better than to walk home alone after dark.
eng: Tom knows better than to walk home by himself after dark.
eng: Tom knows he can trust me.
eng: Tom knows that he can trust me.
eng: Tom knows he cheated.
eng: Tom knows that he cheated.
eng: Tom knows he has a problem.
eng: Tom knows that he has a problem.
eng: Tom knows he has no choice.
eng: Tom knows that he has no choice.
eng: Tom knows he has to help Mary tomorrow.
eng: Tom knows that he has to help Mary tomorrow.
eng: Tom knows he isn't welcome here.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't welcome here.
eng: Tom knows he made the right choice.
eng: Tom knows that he made the right choice.
eng: Tom knows he should do that, but he doesn't want to.
eng: Tom knows that he should do that, but he doesn't want to.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't try doing that by himself.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't try doing that by himself.
eng: Tom knows he should've been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knows he should have been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knows he should've been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knows that he should've been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knows he's in real trouble now.
eng: Tom knows that he's in real trouble now.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows he's really screwed up.
eng: Tom knows that he's really screwed up.
eng: Tom knows he's wrong.
eng: Tom knows that he's wrong.
eng: Tom knows I borrowed the money from Mary.
eng: Tom knows that I borrowed the money from Mary.
eng: Tom knows I didn't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows I didn't do that.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't do that.
eng: Tom knows I didn't do that yesterday.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't do that yesterday.
eng: Tom knows I'm at home.
eng: Tom knows that I'm at home.
eng: Tom knows Mary is angry.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is angry.
eng: Tom knows Mary likes Boston.
eng: Tom knows that Mary likes Boston.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably be late.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably be late.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't cry.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't cry.
eng: Tom knows nothing about the plan.
eng: Tom doesn't know anything about the plan.
eng: Tom knows something we don't.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do what Mary tells him to do.
eng: Tom knows he has to do what Mary tells him to do.
eng: Tom knows that he has to support Mary.
eng: Tom knows he has to support Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he's going to be late.
eng: Tom knows he's going to be late.
eng: Tom knows that he should do that soon.
eng: Tom knows he should do that soon.
eng: Tom knows that I don't like him.
eng: Tom knows I don't like him.
eng: Tom knows that I hate it.
eng: Tom knows I hate it.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom knows that Mary loves John.
eng: Tom knows Mary loves John.
eng: Tom knows that Mary should do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary should do that.
eng: Tom knows that you aren't ready.
eng: Tom knows you aren't ready.
eng: Tom knows that you did something bad.
eng: Tom knows you did something bad.
eng: Tom knows there's only one course of action possible.
eng: Tom knows that there's only one course of action possible.
eng: Tom knows this is a tough situation.
eng: Tom knows that this is a tough situation.
eng: Tom knows time's running out.
eng: Tom knows time is running out.
eng: Tom knows we aren't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that we aren't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows we can't win.
eng: Tom knows that we can't win.
eng: Tom knows we're here.
eng: Tom knows that we're here.
eng: Tom knows we trust Mary.
eng: Tom knows that we trust Mary.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning on going to Australia.
eng: Tom knows you can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows that you can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows you didn't do that for Mary.
eng: Tom knows that you didn't do that for Mary.
eng: Tom left about thirty minutes ago.
eng: Tom left about 30 minutes ago.
eng: Tom left without saying anything to anyone.
eng: Tom left without saying anything to anybody.
eng: Tom lent me a lot of money.
eng: Tom lent a lot of money to me.
eng: Tom let Mary know he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he had a crush on her.
eng: Tom let Mary know he had a crush on her.
eng: Tom let me know he was planning to stay in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning to stay in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants.
eng: Tom liked everyone on his team.
eng: Tom liked everybody on his team.
eng: Tom likes knitting too.
eng: Tom likes knitting, too.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes to keep things to himself.
eng: Tom likes keeping things to himself.
eng: Tom likes to play with this dog.
eng: Tom likes playing with this dog.
eng: Tom lived in Australia for three years when he was a kid.
eng: Tom lived in Australia for three years when he was a child.
eng: Tom'll remember.
eng: Tom will remember.
eng: Tom looked angry when Mary said that.
eng: Tom looked mad when Mary said that.
eng: Tom looks older than he really is.
eng: Tom looks older than he actually is.
eng: Tom looks up to Mary as a big sister.
eng: Tom looks up to Mary as an older sister.
eng: Tom made Mary a drink.
eng: Tom made a drink for Mary.
eng: Tom made some mistakes in the test.
eng: Tom got some wrong on the test.
eng: Tom made some peanut butter and jam sandwiches for us.
eng: Tom made us some peanut butter and jam sandwiches.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up correctly.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made sure that everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made sure everything was set up right.
eng: Tom made us drinks.
eng: Tom made drinks for us.
eng: Tom may be absent.
eng: Tom might be absent.
eng: Tom may be angry.
eng: Tom might be angry.
eng: Tom may be a traitor.
eng: Tom might be a traitor.
eng: Tom may be awake now.
eng: Tom might be awake now.
eng: Tom may be crying right now.
eng: Tom might be crying right now.
eng: Tom may be desperate.
eng: Tom might be desperate.
eng: Tom may be doing that now.
eng: Tom might be doing that now.
eng: Tom may be in. Let me check.
eng: Tom might be in. Let me check.
eng: Tom may be intoxicated.
eng: Tom might be intoxicated.
eng: Tom may be lost.
eng: Tom might be lost.
eng: Tom may be lying.
eng: Tom might be lying.
eng: Tom may be ready to do that.
eng: Tom might be ready to do that.
eng: Tom may be staying with his grandparents in Boston.
eng: Tom might be staying with his grandparents in Boston.
eng: Tom may be surprised.
eng: Tom might be surprised.
eng: Tom may be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom might be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom may be ticklish.
eng: Tom might be ticklish.
eng: Tom may be wrong.
eng: Tom might be wrong.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom may have done the same thing that Mary did.
eng: Tom might've done the same thing that Mary did.
eng: Tom may need to do that.
eng: Tom might need to do that.
eng: Tom may not be able to do that.
eng: Tom might not be able to do that.
eng: Tom may not have died in the accident.
eng: Tom might not have died in the accident.
eng: Tom may not want to help Mary.
eng: Tom might not want to help Mary.
eng: Tom mended the dripping tap.
eng: Tom repaired the dripping tap.
eng: Tom might be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom may be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom might be lonely.
eng: Tom may be lonely.
eng: Tom might be sleeping.
eng: Tom may be sleeping.
eng: Tom might go to Boston next autumn.
eng: Tom might go to Boston next fall.
eng: Tom might know why Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom might not be willing to do that for you.
eng: Tom may not be willing to do that for you.
eng: Tom might not have enough money to buy what he needs.
eng: Tom may not have enough money to buy what he needs.
eng: Tom might still be going to graduate school.
eng: Tom may still be going to graduate school.
eng: Tom might still be there waiting.
eng: Tom may still be there waiting.
eng: Tom must be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom has to be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom must be right.
eng: Tom has to be right.
eng: Tom must have seen something.
eng: Tom must've seen something.
eng: Tom must have seen us.
eng: Tom must've seen us.
eng: Tom must have spent all his money.
eng: Tom must've spent all his money.
eng: Tom must have told them something.
eng: Tom must've told them something.
eng: Tom must've been a lot like you.
eng: Tom must have been a lot like you.
eng: Tom must've been home at that time.
eng: Tom must have been home at that time.
eng: Tom must've been hungry.
eng: Tom must have been hungry.
eng: Tom must've been ill.
eng: Tom must have been ill.
eng: Tom must've been lying.
eng: Tom must have been lying.
eng: Tom must've been showing off.
eng: Tom must have been showing off.
eng: Tom must've been skeptical.
eng: Tom must have been skeptical.
eng: Tom must've been the one who put the drugs in my bag.
eng: Tom must have been the one who put the drugs in my bag.
eng: Tom must've been tortured.
eng: Tom must have been tortured.
eng: Tom must've been very tired when he got home.
eng: Tom must have been very tired when he got home.
eng: Tom must've changed a lot.
eng: Tom must have changed a lot.
eng: Tom must've cried.
eng: Tom must have cried.
eng: Tom must've forgotten to tell Mary that.
eng: Tom must have forgotten to tell Mary that.
eng: Tom must've gone ahead.
eng: Tom must have gone ahead.
eng: Tom must've gone bowling yesterday.
eng: Tom must have gone bowling yesterday.
eng: Tom must've had a key.
eng: Tom must have had a key.
eng: Tom must've had time off last week.
eng: Tom must have had time off last week.
eng: Tom must've hated leaving it behind.
eng: Tom must have hated leaving it behind.
eng: Tom must've left his umbrella on the bus.
eng: Tom must have left his umbrella on the bus.
eng: Tom must've left the water running.
eng: Tom must have left the water running.
eng: Tom must've missed something.
eng: Tom must have missed something.
eng: Tom must've practiced that a lot.
eng: Tom must have practiced that a lot.
eng: Tom must've put up a fight.
eng: Tom must have put up a fight.
eng: Tom must've seen it.
eng: Tom must have seen it.
eng: Tom must've seen us doing that.
eng: Tom must have seen us doing that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom must've told us the truth.
eng: Tom must have told us the truth.
eng: Tom needed someone he could trust.
eng: Tom needed somebody he could trust.
eng: Tom needs to be taken to the hospital immediately.
eng: Tom needs to be taken to hospital immediately.
eng: Tom needs to buy a ticket for Mary, too.
eng: Tom needs to buy a ticket for Mary as well.
eng: Tom needs to hire someone he can trust.
eng: Tom needs to hire somebody he can trust.
eng: Tom needs to know that somebody cares.
eng: Tom needs to know somebody cares.
eng: Tom needs to stop pretending that he's someone he's not.
eng: Tom needs to stop pretending he's someone he's not.
eng: Tom never mentioned he had a girlfriend.
eng: Tom never mentioned that he had a girlfriend.
eng: Tom never read the book I lent him.
eng: Tom never read the book that I lent him.
eng: Tom never seems to wait for anyone.
eng: Tom never seems to wait for anybody.
eng: Tom never should have eaten those oysters.
eng: Tom never should've eaten those oysters.
eng: Tom never should've been fired.
eng: Tom never should have been fired.
eng: Tom never should've been laid off.
eng: Tom never should have been laid off.
eng: Tom never should've gone to Boston.
eng: Tom never should have gone to Boston.
eng: Tom never should've left early.
eng: Tom never should have left early.
eng: Tom never talked to anyone about that.
eng: Tom never talked to anybody about that.
eng: Tom obviously doesn't want to do that.
eng: Obviously, Tom doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom offered Mary his sandwich.
eng: Tom offered his sandwich to Mary.
eng: Tom offered me a cigarette.
eng: Tom offered a cigarette to me.
eng: Tom offered to lend me some money.
eng: Tom offered to lend some money to me.
eng: Tomorrow's a new day.
eng: Tomorrow is a new day.
eng: Tomorrow will be a new day!
eng: Tomorrow will be a new day.
eng: Tom ought to do that somewhere else.
eng: Tom should do that somewhere else.
eng: Tom ought to have known Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom ought to have known that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom paid someone to do that.
eng: Tom paid somebody to do that.
eng: Tom phoned to say he's not coming.
eng: Tom phoned to say he isn't coming.
eng: Tom picked the magazine up and started reading it.
eng: Tom picked up the magazine and started reading it.
eng: Tom picked up his bag and left.
eng: Tom picked his bag up and left.
eng: Tom plans on doing that in the near future.
eng: Tom plans to do that in the near future.
eng: Tom plans on doing that today.
eng: Tom plans to do that today.
eng: Tom plans to do that soon.
eng: Tom plans on doing that soon.
eng: Tom plans to go soon.
eng: Tom plans on going soon.
eng: Tom plans to go, too.
eng: Tom plans on going, too.
eng: Tom plans to leave Boston next year.
eng: Tom plans on leaving Boston next year.
eng: Tom plans to sit in the back.
eng: Tom plans on sitting in the back.
eng: Tom plans to stay at home with his children today.
eng: Tom plans on staying at home with his children today.
eng: Tom plans to stay in his mountain cabin all summer.
eng: Tom plans on staying in his mountain cabin all summer.
eng: Tom plans to stay with us when he comes to Boston.
eng: Tom plans on staying with us when he comes to Boston.
eng: Tom played with his kids.
eng: Tom played with his children.
eng: Tom pled guilty and was deported.
eng: Tom pleaded guilty and was deported.
eng: Tom poured Mary a drink.
eng: Tom poured a drink for Mary.
eng: Tom prefers to do that by himself.
eng: Tom prefers to do that alone.
eng: Tom pretended he didn't notice that Mary was staring at him.
eng: Tom pretended he didn't notice Mary was staring at him.
eng: Tom pretended he didn't notice that Mary was staring at him.
eng: Tom pretended that he didn't notice Mary was staring at him.
eng: Tom pretended he was listening.
eng: Tom pretended that he was listening.
eng: Tom probably can't do that any faster that than Mary can.
eng: Tom probably can't do that any faster that than Mary.
eng: Tom probably doesn't know he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom probably doesn't know he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom probably doesn't yet know the rules.
eng: Tom probably doesn't know the rules yet.
eng: Tom probably should go home now.
eng: Tom should probably go home now.
eng: Tom probably thought I was going to Australia with him in October.
eng: Tom probably thought that I was going to Australia with him in October.
eng: Tom promised he'd go to Australia with Mary in October.
eng: Tom promised he'd that go to Australia with Mary in October.
eng: Tom promised he'd tell us.
eng: Tom promised he would tell us.
eng: Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom promised Mary he wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom promised me he'd be here by 2:30.
eng: Tom promised me that he'd be here by 2:30.
eng: Tom promised that he'd never again make such a mistake.
eng: Tom promised he'd never again make such a mistake.
eng: Tom promised to pay Mary three hundred dollars to babysit his kids for the weekend.
eng: Tom promised to pay Mary three hundred dollars to babysit his children for the weekend.
eng: Tom pulled out a book and started reading it.
eng: Tom pulled out a book and started to read it.
eng: Tom put everything back in the garage.
eng: Tom put everything back into the garage.
eng: Tom put his glass of wine down.
eng: Tom put down his glass of wine.
eng: Tom put on his glasses.
eng: Tom put his glasses on.
eng: Tom put some clean clothes on.
eng: Tom put on some clean clothes.
eng: Tom ran back home to get something that he forgot.
eng: Tom ran back home to get something he forgot.
eng: Tom realized Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom realized that Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom realized something was wrong.
eng: Tom realized that something was wrong.
eng: Tom realized that doing that wasn't going to be easy.
eng: Tom realized doing that wasn't going to be easy.
eng: Tom realized that he shouldn't to do that.
eng: Tom realized he shouldn't to do that.
eng: Tom realized that he wasn't tall enough to reach the top shelf.
eng: Tom realized he wasn't tall enough to reach the top shelf.
eng: Tom realized that he wouldn't be able to change anything.
eng: Tom realized he wouldn't be able to change anything.
eng: Tom realized that he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom realized he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom realized that I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom realized I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom realized that it was going to be difficult to do that.
eng: Tom realized it was going to be hard to do that.
eng: Tom realized that with a broken leg it was going to be hard to get back to the camp.
eng: Tom realized with a broken leg it was going to be hard to get back to the camp.
eng: Tom really should've eaten more for breakfast.
eng: Tom really should have eaten more for breakfast.
eng: Tom really should've stayed where he was.
eng: Tom really should have stayed where he was.
eng: Tom really should've told Mary what needed to be done.
eng: Tom really should have told Mary what needed to be done.
eng: Tom really thought that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom really thought he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom really thought that we didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom really thought we didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom really thought that we wanted to do that.
eng: Tom really thought we wanted to do that.
eng: Tom regrets that he couldn't go.
eng: Tom regrets he couldn't go.
eng: Tom regularly cleaned his ears out with Q-tips.
eng: Tom regularly cleaned his ears out with cotton buds.
eng: Tom regularly cleaned his ears out with Q-tips.
eng: Tom regularly cleaned his ears out with cotton swabs.
eng: Tom repaired his bicycle.
eng: Tom fixed his bicycle.
eng: Tom's a bully, just like John is.
eng: Tom is a bully, just like John is.
eng: Tom's a first-time offender.
eng: Tom is a first-time offender.
eng: Tom's a good carpenter.
eng: Tom is a good carpenter.
eng: Tom said all his friends were drunk.
eng: Tom said that all his friends were drunk.
eng: Tom said Australia is a nice place to visit.
eng: Tom said that Australia is a nice place to visit.
eng: Tom said doing that has made him very happy.
eng: Tom said that doing that has made him very happy.
eng: Tom said doing that may cause problems.
eng: Tom said doing that might cause problems.
eng: Tom said doing that may cause problems.
eng: Tom said that doing that may cause problems.
eng: Tom said doing that was frustrating.
eng: Tom said that doing that was frustrating.
eng: Tom said doing that was harder than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said that doing that was harder than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said doing that was more difficult than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said that doing that was more difficult than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said doing that would be fun.
eng: Tom said that doing that would be fun.
eng: Tom said doing that would be OK.
eng: Tom said that doing that would be OK.
eng: Tom said doing that wouldn't be dangerous.
eng: Tom said that doing that wouldn't be dangerous.
eng: Tom said everybody he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said that everybody he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said everyone he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said everybody he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said everyone he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said that everyone he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom said everyone in his office speaks French.
eng: Tom said everybody in his office speaks French.
eng: Tom said everyone was very drunk.
eng: Tom said everybody was very drunk.
eng: Tom said he already did that.
eng: Tom said he did that already.
eng: Tom said he and Mary had a fight this morning.
eng: Tom said that he and Mary had a fight this morning.
eng: Tom said he and Mary left early because Mary was feeling sick.
eng: Tom said that he and Mary left early because Mary was feeling sick.
eng: Tom said he appreciated Mary's help.
eng: Tom said that he appreciated Mary's help.
eng: Tom said he ate too much.
eng: Tom said that he ate too much.
eng: Tom said he believed Mary.
eng: Tom said that he believed Mary.
eng: Tom said he can speak French, but he can't really speak it.
eng: Tom said that he can speak French, but he can't really speak it.
eng: Tom said he can't wait any longer.
eng: Tom said that he can't wait any longer.
eng: Tom said he considered doing that.
eng: Tom said that he considered doing that.
eng: Tom said he could do it.
eng: Tom said that he could do it.
eng: Tom said he could hear Mary and John arguing.
eng: Tom said that he could hear Mary and John arguing.
eng: Tom said he couldn't clean the pool tomorrow afternoon.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't clean the pool tomorrow afternoon.
eng: Tom said he couldn't do that anytime soon.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't do that anytime soon.
eng: Tom said he couldn't remember anything.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't remember anything.
eng: Tom said he couldn't remember where he'd put his keys.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't remember where he'd put his keys.
eng: Tom said he couldn't sleep last night.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't sleep last night.
eng: Tom said he couldn't swim.
eng: Tom said that he couldn't swim.
eng: Tom said he could swim at least as well as Mary.
eng: Tom said that he could swim at least as well as Mary.
eng: Tom said he could've done that alone.
eng: Tom said he could have done that alone.
eng: Tom said he could've done that by himself.
eng: Tom said he could've done that on his own.
eng: Tom said he could've done that on his own.
eng: Tom said that he could've done that on his own.
eng: Tom said he cried every day.
eng: Tom said that he cried every day.
eng: Tom said he'd ask Mary to buy that for you.
eng: Tom said that he'd ask Mary to buy that for you.
eng: Tom said he'd be at the meeting.
eng: Tom said that he'd be at the meeting.
eng: Tom said he'd be glad to do that for you.
eng: Tom said that he'd be glad to do that for you.
eng: Tom said he'd be happy to answer any questions we had.
eng: Tom said that he'd be happy to answer any questions we had.
eng: Tom said he'd be home for dinner.
eng: Tom said that he'd be home for dinner.
eng: Tom said he'd be retiring next October.
eng: Tom said that he'd be retiring next October.
eng: Tom said he'd be right back.
eng: Tom said that he'd be right back.
eng: Tom said he'd be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd be thirteen next month.
eng: Tom said that he'd be thirteen next month.
eng: Tom said he'd be thrilled to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd be thrilled to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd be willing to help us do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd be willing to help us do that.
eng: Tom said he'd come, but he never showed up.
eng: Tom said that he'd come, but he never showed up.
eng: Tom said he'd complain.
eng: Tom said that he'd complain.
eng: Tom said he'd consider my idea.
eng: Tom said that he'd consider my idea.
eng: Tom said he'd definitely do that this week.
eng: Tom said that he'd definitely do that this week.
eng: Tom said he'd definitely win.
eng: Tom said that he'd definitely win.
eng: Tom said he'd do his homework before dinner.
eng: Tom said that he'd do his homework before dinner.
eng: Tom said he'd do that as well.
eng: Tom said he'd do that, too.
eng: Tom said he'd eaten.
eng: Tom said that he'd eaten.
eng: Tom said he'd expected Mary to win.
eng: Tom said that he'd expected Mary to win.
eng: Tom said he'd found something.
eng: Tom said that he'd found something.
eng: Tom said he'd give a book to Mary.
eng: Tom said he'd give Mary a book.
eng: Tom said he'd give me the details later.
eng: Tom said that he'd give me the details later.
eng: Tom said he'd help Mary, too.
eng: Tom said that he'd also help Mary.
eng: Tom said he'd help me figure out how to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd help me figure out how to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd help us if we want him to.
eng: Tom said that he'd help us if we want him to.
eng: Tom said he did it wrong.
eng: Tom said that he did it wrong.
eng: Tom said he did nothing illegal.
eng: Tom said he didn't do anything illegal.
eng: Tom said he didn't agree with you.
eng: Tom said that he didn't agree with you.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary really did that.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe that Mary really did that.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary really did that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't believe Mary really did that.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary really planned to do that this week.
eng: Tom said that he didn't believe Mary really planned to do that this week.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary really planned to go with us.
eng: Tom said that he didn't believe Mary really planned to go with us.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary really wanted to do that again.
eng: Tom said that he didn't believe Mary really wanted to do that again.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe Mary would really want to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe that Mary would really want to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't believe that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't believe that.
eng: Tom said he didn't care whether we did that or not.
eng: Tom said that he didn't care whether we did that or not.
eng: Tom said he didn't do it.
eng: Tom said that he didn't do it.
eng: Tom said he didn't do what Mary said he did.
eng: Tom said that he didn't do what Mary said he did.
eng: Tom said he didn't feel like eating.
eng: Tom said that he didn't feel like eating.
eng: Tom said he didn't feel safe.
eng: Tom said that he didn't feel safe.
eng: Tom said he didn't have anything to do.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have anything to do.
eng: Tom said he didn't have any trouble doing that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have any trouble doing that.
eng: Tom said he didn't have enough money to go to Australia.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have enough money to go to Australia.
eng: Tom said he didn't have everything he needed.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have everything he needed.
eng: Tom said he didn't have many friends in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have many friends in Australia.
eng: Tom said he didn't have much time left.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have much time left.
eng: Tom said he didn't have permission to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have permission to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't have to decide today.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have to decide today.
eng: Tom said he didn't have to do that now.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have to do that now.
eng: Tom said he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't have to go to school tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have to go to school tomorrow.
eng: Tom said he didn't have your permission to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't have your permission to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know any better.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know any better.
eng: Tom said he didn't know anyone here.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know anyone here.
eng: Tom said he didn't know anyone who could fly a helicopter.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know anyone who could fly a helicopter.
eng: Tom said he didn't know anything about Mary.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know anything about Mary.
eng: Tom said he didn't know how Mary would do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know how Mary would do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom said he didn't know how to swim very well.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know how to swim very well.
eng: Tom said he didn't know if he'd be able to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know if he'd be able to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know Mary wasn't able to speak French very well.
eng: Tom said he didn't know that Mary couldn't speak French very well.
eng: Tom said he didn't know Mary wasn't able to speak French very well.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know Mary wasn't able to speak French very well.
eng: Tom said he didn't know that eventually Mary was going to leave him.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know that eventually Mary was going to leave him.
eng: Tom said he didn't know where Mary learned how to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know where Mary learned how to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know where Mary went.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know where Mary went.
eng: Tom said he didn't know why Mary didn't enjoy the movie.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know why Mary didn't enjoy the movie.
eng: Tom said he didn't know why Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know why Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know why Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know why Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't know why Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know why Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom said he didn't know why the meeting was postponed.
eng: Tom said that he didn't know why the meeting was postponed.
eng: Tom said he didn't like Boston.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like Boston.
eng: Tom said he didn't like cats.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like cats.
eng: Tom said he didn't like dogs.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like dogs.
eng: Tom said he didn't like living downtown.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like living downtown.
eng: Tom said he didn't like the taste of beer.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like the taste of beer.
eng: Tom said he didn't like the way Mary did that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't like the way Mary did that.
eng: Tom said he didn't live in Australia anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't live in Australia anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't mean to hit me.
eng: Tom said that he didn't mean to hit me.
eng: Tom said he didn't mind eating after the children ate.
eng: Tom said that he didn't mind eating after the children ate.
eng: Tom said he didn't need a break.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need a break.
eng: Tom said he didn't need a lawyer.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need a lawyer.
eng: Tom said he didn't need any more help.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need any more help.
eng: Tom said he didn't need anything.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need anything.
eng: Tom said he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't need your permission to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't need your permission to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't plan on going by himself.
eng: Tom said that he didn't plan on going by himself.
eng: Tom said he didn't plan to go this week.
eng: Tom said that he didn't plan to go this week.
eng: Tom said he didn't really care.
eng: Tom said that he didn't really care.
eng: Tom said he didn't remember much.
eng: Tom said that he didn't remember much.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom said that he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom said that he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom said that he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom said he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom said that he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom said he didn't speak French.
eng: Tom said that he didn't speak French.
eng: Tom said he didn't think anybody could do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think anybody could do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't think he could do that today.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think he could do that today.
eng: Tom said he didn't think he'd ever do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think he'd ever do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't think it was worth the risk.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think it was worth the risk.
eng: Tom said he didn't think Mary had ever been to Australia.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think Mary had ever been to Australia.
eng: Tom said he didn't think Mary knew how to drive.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think Mary knew how to drive.
eng: Tom said he didn't think Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think that Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom said he didn't think Mary would have to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think Mary would have to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't think Mary would like his friends.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think Mary would like his friends.
eng: Tom said he didn't think that my plan would work.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think that my plan would work.
eng: Tom said he didn't think the heat bothered Mary.
eng: Tom said that he didn't think the heat bothered Mary.
eng: Tom said he didn't want Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said he didn't want me to worry about that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want me to worry about that.
eng: Tom said he didn't want me to worry.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want me to worry.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to come in.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to come in.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to deal with that.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to deal with that.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to do that alone.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to do that alone.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to ever go to Boston again.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to ever go to Boston again.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to give a speech.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to give a speech.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to go to the dance with Mary.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to go to the dance with Mary.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to hang out with Mary anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to hang out with Mary anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to leave.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to leave.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to live in Australia anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to live in Australia anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to live in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to live in Australia.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to live in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to live in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to see Mary anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to see Mary anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to stay in Boston any longer.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to stay in Boston any longer.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to study French anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to study French anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to study French.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to study French.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to wait any longer.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to wait any longer.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to wear John's old clothes.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to wear John's old clothes.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to work as a waiter.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to work as a waiter.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to work here anymore.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to work here anymore.
eng: Tom said he didn't want to work late.
eng: Tom said that he didn't want to work late.
eng: Tom said he did that at home yesterday.
eng: Tom said that he did that at home yesterday.
eng: Tom said he did that for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he did that for Mary.
eng: Tom said he'd let me know if anything happened.
eng: Tom said that he'd let me know if anything happened.
eng: Tom said he'd likely do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd likely do that.
eng: Tom said he'd like to be a fish.
eng: Tom said that he'd like to be a fish.
eng: Tom said he'd like to know why Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd like to know why Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd never allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd never allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd never heard of me.
eng: Tom said that he'd never heard of me.
eng: Tom said he'd never leave early.
eng: Tom said that he'd never leave early.
eng: Tom said he'd never seen anything like that before.
eng: Tom said that he'd never seen anything like that before.
eng: Tom said he'd never try to do that on his own.
eng: Tom said that he'd never try to do that on his own.
eng: Tom said he doesn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom said he doesn't even want to think about it.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't even want to think about it.
eng: Tom said he doesn't feel like doing that.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't feel like doing that.
eng: Tom said he doesn't have enough time to do that.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't have enough time to do that.
eng: Tom said he doesn't have the power to stop it.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't have the power to stop it.
eng: Tom said he doesn't know where Mary wants to go.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't know where Mary wants to go.
eng: Tom said he doesn't mind buying that for you.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't mind buying that for you.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan on going with us this weekend.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan on going with us this weekend.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan on staying with us this weekend.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan on staying with us this weekend.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan on stepping down.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan on stepping down.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan to do that again.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan to do that again.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said he doesn't plan to go.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't plan to go.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think it's necessary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think it's necessary to do that.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think Mary has to do that today.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think Mary has to do that today.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think Mary ought to do that again.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think Mary ought to do that again.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think Mary really needed to do that this morning.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think Mary really needed to do that this morning.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think Mary wants to do that again.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think Mary wants to do that again.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think Mary wants to do that alone.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think Mary wants to do that alone.
eng: Tom said he doesn't think you need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't think you need to do that.
eng: Tom said he doesn't usually lock his car.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't usually lock his car.
eng: Tom said he doesn't want to do that here.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't want to do that here.
eng: Tom said he doesn't want to do that today.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't want to do that today.
eng: Tom said he doesn't want to invite Mary to his party.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't want to invite Mary to his party.
eng: Tom said he doesn't want to spend time in jail.
eng: Tom said that he doesn't want to spend time in jail.
eng: Tom said he'd pay for everything.
eng: Tom said that he'd pay for everything.
eng: Tom said he'd probably do that the day after tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that he'd probably do that the day after tomorrow.
eng: Tom said he'd rather die than do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd rather die than do that.
eng: Tom said he'd rather do that next week.
eng: Tom said that he'd rather do that next week.
eng: Tom said he'd rather not eat now.
eng: Tom said that he'd rather not eat now.
eng: Tom said he'd rather not go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said that he'd rather not go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said he'd rather not spend much time doing that.
eng: Tom said that he'd rather not spend much time doing that.
eng: Tom said he'd take care of Mary.
eng: Tom said that he'd take care of Mary.
eng: Tom said he'd try doing that today.
eng: Tom said that he'd try doing that today.
eng: Tom said he'd try to convince Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he'd try to convince Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said he'd try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom said that he'd try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom said he'd try.
eng: Tom said that he'd try.
eng: Tom said he'd visit Boston.
eng: Tom said that he'd visit Boston.
eng: Tom said he'd visit Mary in Australia next summer.
eng: Tom said that he'd visit Mary in Australia next summer.
eng: Tom said he'd visit Mary in Boston every weekend.
eng: Tom said that he'd visit Mary in Boston every weekend.
eng: Tom said he'd wait.
eng: Tom said that he would wait.
eng: Tom said he'd walk Mary home.
eng: Tom said that he'd walk Mary home.
eng: Tom said he enjoyed doing that.
eng: Tom said that he enjoyed doing that.
eng: Tom said he expected Mary to participate.
eng: Tom said that he expected Mary to participate.
eng: Tom said he expected Mary to win.
eng: Tom said that he expected Mary to win.
eng: Tom said he expects to do that on Monday.
eng: Tom said that he expects to do that on Monday.
eng: Tom said he feels sick.
eng: Tom said that he feels sick.
eng: Tom said he felt a bit tired.
eng: Tom said that he felt a bit tired.
eng: Tom said he felt betrayed.
eng: Tom said that he felt betrayed.
eng: Tom said he felt fantastic.
eng: Tom said that he felt fantastic.
eng: Tom said he felt frustrated.
eng: Tom said that he felt frustrated.
eng: Tom said he felt good about that.
eng: Tom said that he felt good about that.
eng: Tom said he felt he owed Mary an explanation.
eng: Tom said that he felt he owed Mary an explanation.
eng: Tom said he felt intimidated.
eng: Tom said that he felt intimidated.
eng: Tom said he felt like doing that.
eng: Tom said that he felt like doing that.
eng: Tom said he felt much happier now.
eng: Tom said that he felt much happier now.
eng: Tom said he felt safe.
eng: Tom said that he felt safe.
eng: Tom said he felt tempted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he felt tempted to do that.
eng: Tom said he found something strange.
eng: Tom said that he found something strange.
eng: Tom said he found the noise irritating.
eng: Tom said that he found the noise irritating.
eng: Tom said he got out of the way.
eng: Tom said that he got out of the way.
eng: Tom said he got really tired doing that.
eng: Tom said that he got really tired doing that.
eng: Tom said he had a difficult day.
eng: Tom said that he had a difficult day.
eng: Tom said he had a lot of fun in Boston.
eng: Tom said that he had a lot of fun in Boston.
eng: Tom said he had a shovel in his pickup truck.
eng: Tom said that he had a shovel in his pickup truck.
eng: Tom said he had eaten nothing, but that wasn't true.
eng: Tom said that he had eaten nothing, but that wasn't true.
eng: Tom said he had eaten.
eng: Tom said he'd eaten.
eng: Tom said he had never planned on living in Australia for so long.
eng: Tom said that he had never planned on living in Australia for so long.
eng: Tom said he had no objection to our leaving early.
eng: Tom said that he had no objection to our leaving early.
eng: Tom said he had no reason to stay.
eng: Tom said that he had no reason to stay.
eng: Tom said he had no vices.
eng: Tom said that he had no vices.
eng: Tom said he hadn't intended to stay so long.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't intended to stay so long.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anybody.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't seen anybody.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anybody.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't seen anyone.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anyone.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anybody.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anyone.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't seen anybody.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen anyone.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't seen anyone.
eng: Tom said he hadn't seen Mary for a long time.
eng: Tom said that he hadn't seen Mary for a long time.
eng: Tom said he had some things he needed to get off his chest.
eng: Tom said that he had some things that he needed to get off his chest.
eng: Tom said he had to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that he had to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said he had to go home early.
eng: Tom said that he had to go home early.
eng: Tom said he had to leave early.
eng: Tom said that he had to leave early.
eng: Tom said he had to share a hotel room with a stranger.
eng: Tom said that he had to share a hotel room with a stranger.
eng: Tom said he had to talk to me.
eng: Tom said that he had to talk to me.
eng: Tom said he had to wait for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he had to wait for Mary.
eng: Tom said he has confidence in Mary.
eng: Tom said that he has confidence in Mary.
eng: Tom said he hasn't decided what needs to be done.
eng: Tom said that he hasn't decided what needs to be done.
eng: Tom said he hasn't done anything wrong.
eng: Tom said that he hasn't done anything wrong.
eng: Tom said he hasn't yet decided what he'll do.
eng: Tom said he hasn't decided what he'll do yet.