DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I presume that Tom is still married to Mary.
eng: I presume Tom is still married to Mary.
eng: I pretended I didn't know what to do.
eng: I pretended that I didn't know what to do.
eng: I pried off the lid.
eng: I pried the lid off.
eng: I probably sing better than Tom.
eng: I probably sing better than Tom does.
eng: I promised Tom I'd be home early.
eng: I promised Tom that I'd be home early.
eng: I promised Tom I'd be there by 2:30.
eng: I promised Tom that I'd be there by 2:30.
eng: I promised Tom I'd wait.
eng: I promised Tom that I'd wait.
eng: I promised Tom that I wouldn't cry.
eng: I promised Tom I wouldn't cry.
eng: I promised to teach Tom French.
eng: I promised to teach French to Tom.
eng: I promise I'll be back soon.
eng: I promise that I'll be back soon.
eng: I promise I'll come back.
eng: I promise that I'll come back.
eng: I promise I'll never do this again.
eng: I promise that I'll never do this again.
eng: I promise I'll try.
eng: I promise that I'll try.
eng: I promise I won't bite you.
eng: I promise that I won't bite you.
eng: I promise I won't cry.
eng: I promise that I won't cry.
eng: I promise I won't do that.
eng: I promise that I won't do that.
eng: I promise I won't hit anyone.
eng: I promise I won't hit anybody.
eng: I promise I won't tell anyone what you did.
eng: I promise I won't tell anybody what you did.
eng: I promise I won't tell anyone where it is.
eng: I promise that I won't tell anyone where it is.
eng: I promise I won't tell anyone where you are.
eng: I promise that I won't tell anyone where you are.
eng: I promise I won't tell anyone why we're here.
eng: I promise I won't tell anybody why we're here.
eng: I promise I won't wake you up when I get home.
eng: I promise that I won't wake you up when I get home.
eng: I promise that I'll protect you.
eng: I promise I'll protect you.
eng: I promise that I won't tell anyone that Tom is here.
eng: I promise that I won't tell anybody that Tom is here.
eng: I promise that I won't tell anyone where it is.
eng: I promise I won't tell anybody where it is.
eng: I promise that we'll be listening to everything you say.
eng: I promise we'll be listening to everything you say.
eng: I promise you I'll help you.
eng: I promise you that I'll help you.
eng: I promise you I'll keep you safe.
eng: I promise you that I'll keep you safe.
eng: I promise you I won't be late.
eng: I promise you that I won't be late.
eng: I promise you I won't do anything to harm you.
eng: I promise you that I won't do anything to harm you.
eng: I promise you I won't do it again.
eng: I promise you that I won't do it again.
eng: I promise you that I'll be there to help you.
eng: I promise you I'll be there to help you.
eng: I promise you that won't happen.
eng: I promise you won't happen.
eng: I promise you we'll find a bigger place.
eng: I promise you that we'll find a bigger place.
eng: I put my helmet on.
eng: I put on my helmet.
eng: I read many foreign languages, but speak none.
eng: I read many foreign languages, but I don't speak any.
eng: I read this in the newspaper.
eng: I read about it in the paper.
eng: I realized that Tom wasn't joking.
eng: I realized Tom wasn't joking.
eng: I realize that that isn't very likely to happen.
eng: I realize that isn't very likely to happen.
eng: I realize that Tom could be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I realize Tom could be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I realize that Tom could get injured if he tried to do that.
eng: I realize Tom could get injured if he tried to do that.
eng: I realize that Tom could get Mary to show us how to do that.
eng: I realize Tom could get Mary to show us how to do that.
eng: I realize that Tom will try to do that.
eng: I realize Tom will try to do that.
eng: I really do love to travel!
eng: I really do love to travel.
eng: I really doubt that Tom would be interested in investing in such a project.
eng: I really doubt Tom would be interested in investing in such a project.
eng: I really hope nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope no one saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that no one saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope no one saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that happens this time.
eng: I really hope that that happens this time.
eng: I really hope that no one saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that nobody saw us doing that.
eng: I really hope that you didn't drink that water.
eng: I really hope you didn't drink that water.
eng: I really hope Tom finds Mary.
eng: I really hope that Tom finds Mary.
eng: I really hope we don't lose.
eng: I really hope that we don't lose.
eng: I really should've left earlier.
eng: I really should have left earlier.
eng: I really should've told Tom not to go to Boston.
eng: I really should have told Tom not to go to Boston.
eng: I really thought Tom would change his mind.
eng: I really thought that Tom would change his mind.
eng: I really thought Tom would do that.
eng: I really thought that Tom would do that.
eng: I reason that Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: I reason Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: I reason that Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: I reason Tom did that was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: I regret that I didn't tell Tom the truth.
eng: I regret I didn't tell Tom the truth.
eng: I regret that I wasn't as careful as I should've been.
eng: I regret that I wasn't as careful as I should have been.
eng: I remember it!
eng: I remember it.
eng: I remember Tom promising he'd be here.
eng: I remember Tom promising that he'd be here.
eng: I said nothing, and that made him angry.
eng: The fact that I said nothing made him angry.
eng: I said stay back.
eng: I said stay back!
eng: Is anybody afraid?
eng: Is anyone afraid?
eng: Is anybody ever going to read all this?
eng: Is anyone ever going to read all this?
eng: Is anyone alive here?
eng: Is anybody alive here?
eng: Is anyone awake?
eng: Is anybody awake?
eng: I see no reason that we need to wait until Tom gets here to start drinking.
eng: I see no reason we need to wait until Tom gets here to start drinking.
eng: I sent Mary some roses.
eng: I sent some roses to Mary.
eng: I sent some money to Tom.
eng: I sent Tom some money.
eng: I seriously doubt Tom will be there.
eng: I seriously doubt that Tom will be there.
eng: Is everybody talking about me? "No, Tom. You're not that important."
eng: Is everyone talking about me? "No, Tom. You're not that important."
eng: Is everything okay?
eng: Are you all right?
eng: I shared everything I had with Tom.
eng: I shared everything that I had with Tom.
eng: I should have been more careful.
eng: I should've been more careful.
eng: I should have kept my mouth shut.
eng: I should've kept my mouth shut.
eng: I should have obeyed.
eng: I should've obeyed.
eng: I should have paid more attention in biology class.
eng: I should've paid more attention in biology class.
eng: I should have read that book.
eng: I should've read that book.
eng: I should have read the insurance policy more carefully.
eng: I should've read the insurance policy more carefully.
eng: I should have reported it to the police, but I didn't.
eng: I should've reported it to the police, but I didn't.
eng: I should have studied more.
eng: I should've studied more.
eng: I should have thought of that earlier.
eng: I should've thought of that earlier.
eng: I should have told you about this earlier.
eng: I should've told you about this earlier.
eng: I should have told you everything earlier.
eng: I should've told you everything earlier.
eng: I shouldn't have permitted you to do that.
eng: I shouldn't have allowed you to do that.
eng: I should probably tell Tom I'm going to Australia.
eng: I should probably tell Tom that I'm going to Australia.
eng: I should've added more salt.
eng: I should have added more salt.
eng: I should've advised Tom not to believe what Mary says.
eng: I should have advised Tom not to believe what Mary says.
eng: I should've anticipated that Tom wouldn't get along with Mary.
eng: I should have anticipated that Tom wouldn't get along with Mary.
eng: I should've apologized right away.
eng: I should have apologized right away.
eng: I should've been able to do that for you.
eng: I should have been able to do that for you.
eng: I should've been a movie star.
eng: I should have been a movie star.
eng: I should've been here yesterday.
eng: I should have been here yesterday.
eng: I should've been the first one to do that.
eng: I should have been the first one to do that.
eng: I should've been truthful.
eng: I should have been truthful.
eng: I should've brought more food.
eng: I should have brought more food.
eng: I should've called for help.
eng: I should have called for help.
eng: I should've changed the oil.
eng: I should have changed the oil.
eng: I should've checked Tom's references.
eng: I should have checked Tom's references.
eng: I should've closed all my windows.
eng: I should have closed all my windows.
eng: I should've done it already.
eng: I should have done it already.
eng: I should've done my homework instead of playing games.
eng: I should have done my homework instead of playing games.
eng: I should've done that with Tom.
eng: I should have done that with Tom.
eng: I should've done this months ago.
eng: I should have done this months ago.
eng: I should've done what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I should have done what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I should've done what Tom told me to do.
eng: I should have done what Tom told me to do.
eng: I should've figured Tom would be late.
eng: I should have figured Tom would be late.
eng: I should've given Tom my old guitar.
eng: I should have given Tom my old guitar.
eng: I should've given Tom my old trombone.
eng: I should have given Tom my old trombone.
eng: I should've gone home a long time ago.
eng: I should have gone home a long time ago.
eng: I should've gone there by myself.
eng: I should have gone there by myself.
eng: I should've gone there with you.
eng: I should have gone there with you.
eng: I should've gone to the dentist last week.
eng: I should have gone to the dentist last week.
eng: I should've helped you do that.
eng: I should have helped you do that.
eng: I should've introduced myself.
eng: I should have introduced myself.
eng: I should've just walked right in.
eng: I should have just walked right in.
eng: I should've kept going.
eng: I should have kept going.
eng: I should've kissed Mary.
eng: I should have kissed Mary.
eng: I should've kissed Tom.
eng: I should have kissed Tom.
eng: I should've known.
eng: I should have known.
eng: I should've known that I couldn't trust Tom.
eng: I should have known that I couldn't trust Tom.
eng: I should've known that Tom would be late.
eng: I should've known Tom would be late.
eng: I should've known that Tom would do that.
eng: I should've known Tom would do that.
eng: I should've known Tom and Mary would be together.
eng: I should have known Tom and Mary would be together.
eng: I should've known Tom would be busy.
eng: I should have known Tom would be busy.
eng: I should've left early.
eng: I should have left early.
eng: I should've let Tom talk to you first.
eng: I should have let Tom talk to you first.
eng: I should've listened to my parents.
eng: I should have listened to my parents.
eng: I should've listened to what my mother said.
eng: I should have listened to what my mother said.
eng: I should've listened to you.
eng: I should have listened to you.
eng: I should've never come to Boston.
eng: I should have never come to Boston.
eng: I should've never left early.
eng: I should have never left early.
eng: I should've noticed it before.
eng: I should have noticed it before.
eng: I should've paid in advance.
eng: I should have paid in advance.
eng: I should've paid more attention to what Tom was saying.
eng: I should have paid more attention to what Tom was saying.
eng: I should've quit while I was ahead.
eng: I should have quit while I was ahead.
eng: I should've said no.
eng: I should have said no.
eng: I should've stayed and helped Tom.
eng: I should have stayed and helped Tom.
eng: I should've stayed longer.
eng: I should have stayed longer.
eng: I should've talked to Tom first.
eng: I should have talked to Tom first.
eng: I should've told Tom not to believe what Mary says.
eng: I should have told Tom not to believe what Mary says.
eng: I should've told Tom sooner.
eng: I should have told Tom sooner.
eng: I should've told Tom that he wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: I should have told Tom that he wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: I should've told Tom that I didn't know any French.
eng: I should have told Tom that I didn't know any French.
eng: I should've told Tom to be quiet.
eng: I should have told Tom to be quiet.
eng: I should've told Tom to stay in Boston.
eng: I should have told Tom to stay in Boston.
eng: I should've worn a heavier coat.
eng: I should have worn a heavier coat.
eng: I should've written it down.
eng: I should have written it down.
eng: I showed Tom some pictures that I like.
eng: I showed some pictures that I like to Tom.
eng: Is it hard to milk a goat?
eng: Is it difficult to milk a goat?
eng: Is it okay if I ask you a few medical questions?
eng: Is it OK if I ask you a few medical questions?
eng: Is it okay if I ask you a few questions about your medical history?
eng: Is it OK if I ask you a few questions about your medical history?
eng: Is it OK if I ask Tom to help me?
eng: Is it all right if I ask Tom to help me?
eng: Is it OK if I sit here?
eng: Is it okay if I sit here?
eng: Is it possible to reprint this article?
eng: Is reprinting this article a possibility?
eng: Is it true? "I think so!"
eng: Is it true? "I think so."
eng: Is it true that Boston is a very expensive city?
eng: Is it true Boston is a very expensive city?
eng: Is it true that there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary plan to stay in Boston until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary plan on staying in Boston until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom can speak French.
eng: Is it true Tom can speak French.
eng: Is it true that Tom knows French.
eng: Is it true Tom knows French.
eng: Is it true that Tom tried to hang himself?
eng: Is it true Tom tried to hang himself?
eng: Is it true that you taught yourself French?
eng: Is it true you taught yourself French?
eng: Is it true that you were there?
eng: Is it true you were there?
eng: Is it true Tom is moving to Boston?
eng: Is it true that Tom is moving to Boston?
eng: Is it true Tom thinks I believe that?
eng: Is it true that Tom thinks that I believe that?
eng: Is it true Tom thinks I believe that?
eng: Is it true Tom thinks that I believe that?
eng: Is it true Tom used to live in Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom used to live in Australia?
eng: Is it true you'll be going to Boston?
eng: Is it true that you'll be going to Boston?
eng: Isn't that what you would have done?
eng: Isn't that what you would've done?
eng: Isn't this the first time that's happened?
eng: Isn't this the first time that that's happened?
eng: I soon found out that I wasn't talented enough.
eng: I soon found out I wasn't talented enough.
eng: I stayed at home all day Monday.
eng: I stayed home all day Monday.
eng: Is that your car?
eng: Is that car yours?
eng: Is there an underground in your city?
eng: Is there a metro in your city?
eng: Is there an underground in your city?
eng: Is there an underground railway system in your city?
eng: Is there an underground railway system in your city?
eng: Is there a metro in your city?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll be coming to Boston this year?
eng: Is there any chance you'll be coming to Boston this year?
eng: Is there any chance you could help me get them?
eng: Is there any chance that you could help me get them?
eng: Is there any chance you'll be in Australia next month?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll be in Australia next month?
eng: Is there any chance you'll come back to Australia again this year?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll come back to Australia again this year?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will do that?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will do that?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will want to do that with us?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will want to do that with us?
eng: Is there anything else you want to know?
eng: Is there anything else that you want to know?
eng: Is there anything I can do to help?
eng: Is there anything that I can do to help?
eng: Is there anything I can do to make it up to you?
eng: Is there anything that I can do to make it up to you?
eng: Is there a problem with her?
eng: Is there something amiss with her?
eng: Is there somewhere we can talk privately about this?
eng: Is there somewhere that we can talk privately about this?
eng: Is this seat empty?
eng: Is this seat vacant?
eng: Is this the first time you've ever given blood?
eng: Is this the first time that you've ever given blood?
eng: Is this the first time you've ever ice skated?
eng: Is this the first time that you've ever ice skated?
eng: Is this the first time you've experienced this kind of pain?
eng: Is this the first time that you've experienced this kind of pain?
eng: I still make a lot of mistakes.
eng: I still make many mistakes.
eng: I still need to buy Tom a birthday present.
eng: I still need to buy a birthday present for Tom.
eng: I still wish you'd do that.
eng: I still wish that you'd do that.
eng: Is Tom eating the apple I gave him?
eng: Is Tom eating the apple that I gave him?
eng: Is Tom eating the sandwich that Mary made for him?
eng: Is Tom eating the sandwich Mary made for him?
eng: Is Tom planning to stay at home all day by himself?
eng: Is Tom planning on staying at home all day by himself?
eng: I suggest that you try a different approach.
eng: I suggest you try a different approach.
eng: I suggest you don't go to Australia in the winter.
eng: I suggest that you don't go to Australia in the winter.
eng: I sure hope that Tom gets here on time.
eng: I sure hope Tom gets here on time.
eng: I sure hope that Tom wins.
eng: I sure hope Tom wins.
eng: I sure hope Tom is doing that now.
eng: I sure hope that Tom is doing that now.
eng: I suspected it was too late.
eng: I suspected that it was too late.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom was discouraged.
eng: I suspected that Tom was discouraged.
eng: I suspected Tom was homesick.
eng: I suspected that Tom was homesick.
eng: I suspected Tom was intoxicated.
eng: I suspected that Tom was intoxicated.
eng: I suspect that many of you know that already.
eng: I suspect many of you know that already.
eng: I suspect that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something is going on.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know that something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom doesn't do his homework by himself.
eng: I suspect Tom doesn't do his homework by himself.
eng: I suspect that Tom has been drinking on the job.
eng: I suspect Tom has been drinking on the job.
eng: I suspect that Tom is on vacation.
eng: I suspect Tom is on vacation.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect that Tom won't tell Mary she needs to do that today.
eng: I suspect Tom won't tell Mary that she needs to do that today.
eng: I suspect that you have conspired against me.
eng: I suspect that you've conspired against me.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are able to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are able to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are annoyed.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are annoyed.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are bored.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are bored.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are both lonely.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are both lonely.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are both really tired.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are both really tired.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are curious.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are curious.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are exhausted.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are exhausted.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are from Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are from Boston.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are going to hate this.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are going to hate this.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary aren't as eager to do that now as they were yesterday.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary aren't as eager to do that now as they were yesterday.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary aren't planning to go to Boston with you.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary aren't planning to go to Boston with you.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary aren't ready to do that yet.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary aren't ready to do that yet.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are planning on doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are planning on doing that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are ready to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are ready to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are scared of each other.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are scared of each other.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are sleepy.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are sleepy.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are suspicious.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are suspicious.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are the ones who did that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are the ones who did that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are upset.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are upset.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary don't like me very much.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary don't like me very much.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary have both already left Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary have lived in Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have lived in Boston.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary have never done that together.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have never done that together.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary need to do that right away.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary need to do that right away.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary want to do that as soon as possible.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary want to do that as soon as possible.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary want us to help them do that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary want us to help them do that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were busy all day.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were busy all day.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I suspect Tom didn't visit Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom didn't visit Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom doesn't do that as often as he used to.
eng: I suspect that Tom doesn't do that as often as he used to.
eng: I suspect Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom has already left for Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom has already left for Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom has never done that.
eng: I suspect that Tom has never done that.
eng: I suspect Tom is alone.
eng: I suspect that Tom is alone.
eng: I suspect Tom is at home, sleeping.
eng: I suspect that Tom is at home, sleeping.
eng: I suspect Tom is drunk.
eng: I suspect that Tom is drunk.
eng: I suspect Tom is frustrated.
eng: I suspect that Tom is frustrated.
eng: I suspect Tom is in there.
eng: I suspect that Tom is in there.
eng: I suspect Tom is involved.
eng: I suspect that Tom is involved.
eng: I suspect Tom is likely to do that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect that Tom is likely to do that tomorrow.
eng: I suspect Tom is lonely.
eng: I suspect that Tom is lonely.
eng: I suspect Tom isn't eager to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom isn't eager to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom isn't in Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom isn't in Australia.
eng: I suspect Tom isn't in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect that Tom isn't in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect Tom is optimistic.
eng: I suspect that Tom is optimistic.
eng: I suspect Tom is planning to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom is planning to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom is reluctant to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom is reluctant to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom is still in love with his ex-wife.
eng: I suspect that Tom is still in love with his ex-wife.
eng: I suspect Tom is waiting for us.
eng: I suspect that Tom is waiting for us.
eng: I suspect Tom is worried about that.
eng: I suspect that Tom is worried about that.
eng: I suspect Tom lied to me.
eng: I suspect that Tom lied to me.
eng: I suspect Tom was there.
eng: I suspect that Tom was there.
eng: I suspect Tom will be back.
eng: I suspect that Tom will be back.
eng: I suspect Tom will come to Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom will come to Boston.
eng: I suspect Tom will have to do that next week.
eng: I suspect that Tom will have to do that next week.
eng: I suspect Tom will have to help Mary do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom will have to help Mary do that.
eng: I suspect Tom will help Mary do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom will help Mary do that.
eng: I suspect Tom will never agree to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom will never agree to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom will probably do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom will probably do that.
eng: I suspect Tom will probably have to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom will probably have to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom won't tell Mary why he did that.
eng: I suspect that Tom won't tell Mary why he did that.
eng: I suspect Tom would be interested in doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom would be interested in doing that.
eng: I suspect you don't have to do that.
eng: I suspect that you don't have to do that.
eng: I swear I'm not high.
eng: I swear that I'm not high.
eng: I swear I will never do such a thing.
eng: I swear that I'll never do such a thing.
eng: I swear that I didn't know that Tom would do that.
eng: I swear I didn't know Tom would do that.
eng: I swear that I'll tell you everything someday.
eng: I swear I'll tell you everything someday.
eng: I swim every day.
eng: I swim every day.
eng: I switched off my computer.
eng: I switched my computer off.
eng: It ain't over till it's over.
eng: It ain't over 'til it's over.
eng: Italo Calvino returned to Italy when he was still just a boy.
eng: Italo Calvino returned to Italy when he was still a child.
eng: It appears that Tom doesn't know what he's doing.
eng: It appears Tom doesn't know what he's doing.
eng: It appears to me you're mistaken.
eng: It appears to me that you're mistaken.
eng: It could have been worse.
eng: It could've been worse.
eng: It could've happened to anyone.
eng: It could have happened to anyone.
eng: It doesn't look as if Tom's here.
eng: It doesn't look as if Tom is here.
eng: It doesn't mean anything!
eng: It doesn't mean anything.
eng: It doesn't work.
eng: That doesn't work.
eng: It feels like something is wrong.
eng: It feels like something's wrong.
eng: It happened so suddenly that we didn't have time to react.
eng: It happened so suddenly we didn't have time to react.
eng: It has become very warm.
eng: It's become very warm.
eng: It has been a very hard winter.
eng: It's been a very hard winter.
eng: It has been sold.
eng: It's been sold.
eng: It has to be proven first.
eng: It has to be proved first.
eng: I think both Tom and Mary are going to be busy tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are both going to be busy tomorrow.
eng: I think both Tom and Mary have never done that.
eng: I think Tom and Mary have both never done that.
eng: I think both Tom and Mary have to be told not to do that.
eng: I think Tom and Mary both have to be told not to do that.
eng: I think both Tom and Mary want something to eat.
eng: I think Tom and Mary both want something to eat.
eng: I think everybody trusts me.
eng: I think everyone trusts me.
eng: I think going to Boston would be a good idea.
eng: I think that going to Boston would be a good idea.
eng: I think going to Boston would be fun.
eng: I think that going to Boston would be fun.
eng: I think he is right.
eng: I think that he is right.
eng: I think I could come to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I think that I could come to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I think I did something wrong.
eng: I think that I did something wrong.
eng: I think I did that pretty well.
eng: I think that I did that pretty well.
eng: I think I'd like that.
eng: I think I would like that.
eng: I think I don't deserve it.
eng: I think that I don't deserve it.
eng: I think I have a good chance of winning the election.
eng: I think that I have a good chance of winning the election.
eng: I think I have just about enough money to buy the computer that I want.
eng: I think I have almost enough money to buy the computer I want.
eng: I think I know what Tom is doing here.
eng: I think I know what Tom's doing here.
eng: I think I'll go to Australia next year.
eng: I think that I'll go to Australia next year.
eng: I think I'll stay home and watch TV this evening.
eng: I think that I'll stay home and watch TV this evening.
eng: I think I'll stay in Australia for a few more weeks.
eng: I think that I'll stay in Australia for a few more weeks.
eng: I think I'll take this tie.
eng: I think I'll buy this tie.
eng: I think I recognize this place.
eng: I think that I recognize this place.
eng: I think I should probably do that.
eng: I think that I should probably do that.
eng: I think I should probably go home.
eng: I think that I should probably go home.
eng: I think I should probably leave.
eng: I think that I should probably leave.
eng: I think I should tell Tom that we won't do that anymore.
eng: I think I should tell Tom we won't do that anymore.
eng: I think I should've asked for help.
eng: I think I should have asked for help.
eng: I think I should've helped you.
eng: I think I should have helped you.
eng: I think I should've told you about that.
eng: I think I should have told you about that.
eng: I think it'll be possible to get this ink stain out.
eng: I think that it'll be possible to get this ink stain out.
eng: I think it's a risk that anyone would've taken.
eng: I think that it's a risk that anyone would've taken.
eng: I think it's broken.
eng: I think that it's broken.
eng: I think it's highly unlikely that Tom was not aware that he wouldn't be allowed to enter the museum without his parents.
eng: I think it's highly unlikely that Tom wasn't aware that he wouldn't be allowed to enter the museum without his parents.
eng: I think it's more important to discuss possible solutions.
eng: I think that it's more important to discuss possible solutions.
eng: I think it's raining.
eng: I think that it's raining.
eng: I think it would be difficult to do that.
eng: I think it would be hard to do that.
eng: I think my idea is better.
eng: I think that my idea is better.
eng: I think my neighbour may have died.
eng: I think my neighbor may have died.
eng: I think our inexperience hurt us.
eng: I think that our inexperience hurt us.
eng: I think our team is going to continue to get better.
eng: I think that our team is going to continue to get better.
eng: I think she's over 40 years old.
eng: I think she is over forty years old.
eng: I think somebody spiked the punch.
eng: I think that somebody spiked the punch.
eng: I think somebody took my bag.
eng: I think that someone took my bag.
eng: I think someone spiked the punch.
eng: I think that somebody spiked the punch.
eng: I think someone spiked the punch.
eng: I think that someone spiked the punch.
eng: I think someone took my bag.
eng: I think somebody took my bag.
eng: I think someone took my bag.
eng: I think that somebody took my bag.
eng: I think someone took my bag.
eng: I think that someone took my bag.
eng: I think something's wrong.
eng: I think something is wrong.
eng: I think that book isn't so interesting.
eng: I think that that book isn't so interesting.
eng: I think that both Tom and Mary want to go to Australia.
eng: I think both Tom and Mary want to go to Australia.
eng: I think that both Tom and Mary were born in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary were both born in Australia.
eng: I think that everyone has an idea of what Tom is capable of.
eng: I think everyone has an idea of what Tom is capable of.
eng: I think that I am too old for her.
eng: I think I'm too old for her.
eng: I think that I can do that better than you can.
eng: I think I can do that better than you can.
eng: I think that I can find Tom.
eng: I think I can find Tom.
eng: I think that I'll be able to fix it myself.
eng: I think I'll be able to fix it myself.
eng: I think that I'm a good athlete.
eng: I think I'm a good athlete.
eng: I think that I'm going to have the chance to do that the day after tomorrow.
eng: I think I'm going to have the chance to do that the day after tomorrow.
eng: I think that I'm going to have to tell Tom everything.
eng: I think I'm going to have to tell Tom everything.
eng: I think that I need someone to help me.
eng: I think that I need somebody to help me.
eng: I think that I saw something moving.
eng: I think I saw something moving.
eng: I think that is wrong.
eng: I think that's wrong.
eng: I think that it's time for us to change the subject.
eng: I think it's time for us to change the subject.
eng: I think that it was Tom's mistake.
eng: I think it was Tom's mistake.
eng: I think that I've had too much to drink.
eng: I think I've had too much to drink.
eng: I think that's not mine.
eng: I think that that isn't mine.
eng: I think that somebody took my bag.
eng: I think somebody took my bag.
eng: I think that somebody took my bag.
eng: I think that someone took my bag.
eng: I think that someone spiked the punch.
eng: I think somebody spiked the punch.
eng: I think that someone spiked the punch.
eng: I think that somebody spiked the punch.
eng: I think that's the reason why Tom is here.
eng: I think that that's the reason why Tom is here.
eng: I think that that question isn't appropriate.
eng: I think that question isn't appropriate.
eng: I think that that's appropriate.
eng: I think that's appropriate.
eng: I think that that's not mine.
eng: I think that isn't mine.
eng: I think that there's a possibility that Tom won't want to do that.
eng: I think there's a possibility Tom won't want to do that.
eng: I think that there still is a chance that that'll happen.
eng: I think there's still a chance that'll happen.
eng: I think that this is the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I think that this is the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I think that this picture was taken about three months ago.
eng: I think this picture was taken about three months ago.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary have both never been to Boston.
eng: I think that both Tom and Mary have never been to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom bought the house he was looking at last week.
eng: I think that Tom bought the house that he was looking at last week.
eng: I think that Tom can prove it.
eng: I think Tom can prove it.
eng: I think that Tom deserves a second chance.
eng: I think Tom deserves a second chance.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know Mary can speak French.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know Mary can speak French.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like the way I make spaghetti.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like the way I make spaghetti.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't love his wife anymore.
eng: I think Tom doesn't love his wife anymore.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't left yet.
eng: I think Tom hasn't left yet.
eng: I think that Tom hurt his leg.
eng: I think Tom hurt his leg.
eng: I think that Tom is about to start crying.
eng: I think Tom is about to start crying.
eng: I think that Tom is a good painter.
eng: I think Tom is a good painter.
eng: I think that Tom is a good teacher.
eng: I think Tom is a good teacher.
eng: I think that Tom is all packed and ready to go.
eng: I think Tom is all packed and ready to go.
eng: I think that Tom is alone in his room.
eng: I think Tom is alone in his room.
eng: I think that Tom is a pretty good painter.
eng: I think Tom is a pretty good painter.
eng: I think that Tom is a student at Harvard.
eng: I think Tom is a student at Harvard.
eng: I think that Tom is a very kind man.
eng: I think Tom is a very kind man.
eng: I think that Tom is doing something illegal.
eng: I think Tom is doing something illegal.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting somebody.
eng: I think Tom is expecting someone.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting somebody to make him dinner.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting someone to make him dinner.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting someone to make dinner for him.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting somebody to make him dinner.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting someone to make dinner for him.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody to make dinner for him.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting someone to make him dinner.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody to make him dinner.
eng: I think that Tom is in his garden.
eng: I think Tom is in his garden.
eng: I think that Tom is Mary's son.
eng: I think Tom is Mary's son.
eng: I think that Tom is much more intelligent than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is much more intelligent than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom isn't a driving instructor anymore.
eng: I think Tom isn't a driving instructor anymore.
eng: I think that Tom is on vacation.
eng: I think Tom is on vacation.
eng: I think that Tom is out on the porch talking to Mary.
eng: I think Tom is out on the porch talking to Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is probably a pretty good lawyer.
eng: I think Tom is probably a pretty good lawyer.
eng: I think that Tom knew where Mary was going to do that.
eng: I think Tom knew where Mary was going to do that.
eng: I think that Tom may leave on October 20th.
eng: I think Tom may leave on October 20th.
eng: I think that Tom might've joined a cult.
eng: I think Tom might've joined a cult.
eng: I think that Tom needs a hug.
eng: I think Tom needs a hug.
eng: I think that Tom should come to Australia to visit me.
eng: I think Tom should come to Australia to visit me.
eng: I think that Tom's plan is better than Mary's.
eng: I think Tom's plan is better than Mary's plan.
eng: I think that Tom thinks I think too much.
eng: I think that Tom thinks that I think too much.
eng: I think that Tom thinks I think too much.
eng: I think Tom thinks that I think too much.
eng: I think that Tom thinks that I think that.
eng: I think that Tom thinks I think that.
eng: I think that Tom thinks that I think that.
eng: I think Tom thinks I think that.
eng: I think that Tom thinks that I think that.
eng: I think Tom thinks that I think that.
eng: I think that Tom understood everything.
eng: I think Tom understood everything.
eng: I think that Tom used to be a member of our church.
eng: I think Tom used to be a member of our church.
eng: I think that Tom used to be a member of our club.
eng: I think Tom used to be a member of our club.
eng: I think that Tom was afraid he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think Tom was afraid that he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think that Tom was impressed with your work.
eng: I think Tom was impressed with your work.
eng: I think that Tom was the one who spiked Mary's drink.
eng: I think Tom was the one who spiked Mary's drink.
eng: I think that Tom will be able to do the job.
eng: I think Tom will be able to do the job.
eng: I think that Tom will be able to understand that.
eng: I think Tom will be able to understand that.
eng: I think that Tom will eventually give up and let someone else do it.
eng: I think Tom will eventually give up and let someone else do it.
eng: I think that Tom will refuse to do that.
eng: I think Tom will refuse to do that.
eng: I think that Tom would be a good roommate.
eng: I think Tom would be a good roommate.
eng: I think that Tom would like to know if you aren't planning to do that.
eng: I think Tom would like to know if you aren't planning to do that.
eng: I think that you could've done this by yourselves.
eng: I think you could've done this by yourselves.
eng: I think that you'd all agree Tom is one of our best singers.
eng: I think you'd all agree Tom is one of our best singers.
eng: I think that you'll discover that it was Tom's fault.
eng: I think that you'll discover it was Tom's fault.
eng: I think that you'll discover that it was Tom's fault.
eng: I think you'll discover that it was Tom's fault.
eng: I think that you'll find this amusing.
eng: I think you'll find this amusing.
eng: I think that you meant to send this message to somebody else.
eng: I think that you meant to send this message to someone else.
eng: I think that you meant to send this message to somebody else.
eng: I think you meant to send this message to someone else.
eng: I think that you need to find yourself a job.
eng: I think you need to find yourself a job.
eng: I think that you're going to enjoy yourselves tonight.
eng: I think you're going to enjoy yourselves tonight.
eng: I think that you should avoid Tom today.
eng: I think you should avoid Tom today.
eng: I think that you should buy yourselves some new clothes.
eng: I think you should buy yourselves some new clothes.
eng: I think that you should do it yourselves.
eng: I think you should do it yourselves.
eng: I think that you should do that by yourselves.
eng: I think you should do that by yourselves.
eng: I think that you shouldn't have done that by yourselves.
eng: I think you shouldn't have done that by yourselves.
eng: I think that you should turn yourselves in.
eng: I think you should turn yourselves in.
eng: I think that you should watch this movie.
eng: I think you should watch this movie.
eng: I think the economic impact will be minimal.
eng: I think that the economic impact will be minimal.
eng: I think the girl that Tom is dating is still in love with her ex-boyfriend.
eng: I think the girl Tom is dating is still in love with her ex-boyfriend.
eng: I think there are too many lawyers in Boston.
eng: I think that there are too many lawyers in Boston.
eng: I think there's a good chance it'll rain tonight.
eng: I think there's a good chance that it'll rain tonight.
eng: I think there's a possibility that Tom will do that.
eng: I think that there's a possibility that Tom will do that.
eng: I think there's still a chance that'll happen.
eng: I think that there's still a chance that'll happen.
eng: I think they'll have a chance.
eng: I think that they'll have a chance.
eng: I think this is a serious matter.
eng: I think that this is a serious matter.
eng: I think Tom and I are already too late.
eng: I think that Tom and I are already too late.
eng: I think Tom and John look better without beards.
eng: I think that Tom and John look better without beards.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are both crazy.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary are both crazy.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are both going to get fired.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary are both going to get fired.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are Canadians.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary are Canadians.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are married to each other.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary are married to each other.
eng: I think Tom and Mary are too young to get married.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary are too young to get married.
eng: I think Tom and Mary both are stuck-up.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary both are stuck-up.
eng: I think Tom and Mary both want to come with us.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary both want to come with us.
eng: I think Tom and Mary both want to go to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary both want to go to Boston.
eng: I think Tom and Mary don't have children yet.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary don't have children yet.
eng: I think Tom and Mary have been to Boston at least one time.
eng: I think Tom and Mary have been to Boston at least once.
eng: I think Tom and Mary like each other.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary like each other.
eng: I think Tom and Mary would have helped us if they had been there.
eng: I think that Tom and Mary would've helped us if they'd been there.
eng: I think Tom believed me.
eng: I think that Tom believed me.
eng: I think Tom bought the house he was looking at last week.
eng: I think that Tom bought the house he was looking at last week.
eng: I think Tom bought the house he was looking at last week.
eng: I think that Tom bought the house that he was looking at last week.
eng: I think Tom can do a fine job.
eng: I think that Tom can do a fine job.
eng: I think Tom can help me with my problem.
eng: I think that Tom can help me with my problem.
eng: I think Tom can sing country music better than anyone else I know.
eng: I think that Tom can sing country music better than anyone else I know.
eng: I think Tom can swim better than Mary.
eng: I think Tom can swim better than Mary can.
eng: I think Tom could be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I think that Tom could be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I think Tom could be just the person we need.
eng: I think that Tom could be just the person we need.
eng: I think Tom could do that if he tried.
eng: I think that Tom could do that if he tried.
eng: I think Tom could make Mary do that.
eng: I think that Tom could make Mary do that.
eng: I think Tom could manage to do that alone.
eng: I think that Tom could manage to do that alone.
eng: I think Tom could manage to do that on his own.
eng: I think that Tom could manage to do that on his own.
eng: I think Tom could've gotten home by himself.
eng: I think that Tom could've gotten home by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've gotten home by himself.
eng: I think Tom could have gotten home by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've solved that problem by himself.
eng: I think Tom could have solved that problem by himself.
eng: I think Tom did it.
eng: I think that Tom did it.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think Tom didn't even notice that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't even notice that.
eng: I think Tom didn't expect to be here for so long.
eng: I don' think Tom expected to be here for so long.
eng: I think Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't see me yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom didn't see me yesterday.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand your explanation.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand your explanation.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to be here today.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to be here today.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to leave so early.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to leave so early.
eng: I think Tom did well.
eng: I think that Tom did well.
eng: I think Tom did what he said he did.
eng: I think that Tom did what he said he did.
eng: I think Tom died on October twentieth.
eng: I think that Tom died on October twentieth.
eng: I think Tom doesn't eat meat.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't eat meat.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want to do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want to do that right now.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want to do that right now.