DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: That's a problem I know how to solve.
eng: There's a problem I know how to solve.
eng: That's a topic we've been avoiding.
eng: That's a topic that we've been avoiding.
eng: That's a topic we've been trying to avoid.
eng: That's a topic that we've been trying to avoid.
eng: That's disgusting.
eng: That is disgusting.
eng: That's exactly the reaction that I was hoping for.
eng: That's exactly the reaction I was hoping for.
eng: That's how it works, and the only way it can work.
eng: That's how it works, and the only way that it can work.
eng: That's just not possible.
eng: That is just not possible.
eng: That's more like it!
eng: That's more like it.
eng: That's MY line!
eng: That's my line!
eng: That's not all Tom wanted.
eng: That isn't all Tom wanted.
eng: That's not a mistake.
eng: That isn't a mistake.
eng: That's not a problem in the summer.
eng: That isn't a problem in the summer.
eng: That's not a smart thing to do.
eng: That isn't a smart thing to do.
eng: That's not a word that I'd ever use.
eng: That isn't a word that I'd ever use.
eng: That's not difficult.
eng: That's not hard.
eng: That's not difficult to do.
eng: That's not hard to do.
eng: That's not easy, you know.
eng: That isn't easy, you know.
eng: That's not exactly true, is it?
eng: That isn't exactly true, is it?
eng: That's not exactly what I wanted.
eng: That isn't exactly what I wanted.
eng: That's not funny.
eng: That's not funny!
eng: That's not going to change.
eng: That isn't going to change.
eng: That's not happening!
eng: That isn't happening!
eng: That's not logical.
eng: That isn't logical.
eng: That's not my only problem.
eng: That isn't my only problem.
eng: That's not my responsibility.
eng: That isn't my responsibility.
eng: That's not Neptune.
eng: That isn't Neptune.
eng: That's not on the list.
eng: That isn't on the list.
eng: That's not part of the official plan.
eng: That isn't part of the official plan.
eng: That's not possible right now. Please wait a bit.
eng: That isn't possible right now. Please wait a bit.
eng: That's not really how it went down.
eng: That isn't really how it went down.
eng: That's not silver.
eng: That isn't silver.
eng: That's not something I'd ever do.
eng: That isn't something I'd ever do.
eng: That's not something I'd ever do.
eng: That isn't something that I'd ever do.
eng: That's not something I'd ever do.
eng: That's not something that I'd ever do.
eng: That's not something I'd joke about.
eng: That isn't something I'd joke about.
eng: That's not something I'd joke about.
eng: That isn't something that I'd joke about.
eng: That's not something I'm prepared to do.
eng: That isn't something I'm prepared to do.
eng: That's not something that I'd joke about.
eng: That isn't something I'd joke about.
eng: That's not something that I'm prepared to do.
eng: That isn't something I'm prepared to do.
eng: That's not something that I'm prepared to do.
eng: That isn't something that I'm prepared to do.
eng: That's not something that I'm prepared to do.
eng: That's not something I'm prepared to do.
eng: That's not something that I need.
eng: That isn't something I need.
eng: That's not something that I need.
eng: That isn't something that I need.
eng: That's not something that I need.
eng: That's not something I need.
eng: That's not something that we've ever talked about.
eng: That isn't something that we've ever talked about.
eng: That's not something that you forget.
eng: That isn't something that you forget.
eng: That's not something we like to do.
eng: That's not something that we like to do.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom needs to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom needs to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom wants to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom wants to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom had to do that.
eng: That isn't the main reason Tom had to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom has to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom has to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom needed to do that.
eng: That isn't the main reason Tom needed to do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That isn't the main reason Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: That's not the main reason Tom should've done that.
eng: That's not the main reason that Tom should've done that.
eng: That's not the main reason why Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That isn't the main reason why Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That's not the main reason why Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That isn't the main reason why Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That's not the only reason why Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That isn't the only reason why Tom ought to have done that.
eng: That's not the only thing I want to do.
eng: That isn't the only thing that I want to do.
eng: That's not the only thing I want to do.
eng: That's not the only thing that I want to do.
eng: That's not the only thing that I want to do.
eng: That isn't the only thing that I want to do.
eng: That's not the only thing that Tom did.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom did.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom found.
eng: That isn't the only thing that Tom found.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom found.
eng: That isn't the only thing Tom found.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom found.
eng: That's not the only thing that Tom found.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom wanted.
eng: That isn't the only thing that Tom wanted.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom wanted.
eng: That isn't the only thing Tom wanted.
eng: That's not the only thing Tom wanted.
eng: That's not the only thing that Tom wanted.
eng: That's not the response I was expecting.
eng: That isn't the response I was expecting.
eng: That's not the response I was expecting.
eng: That isn't the response that I was expecting.
eng: That's not the response I was expecting.
eng: That's not the response that I was expecting.
eng: That's not the response I was hoping for.
eng: That's not the response that I was hoping for.
eng: That's not the response we expected.
eng: That's not the response that we expected.
eng: That's not the sort of thing that we like to do.
eng: That isn't the sort of thing that we like to do.
eng: That's not the tool that I'd use.
eng: That isn't the tool that I'd use.
eng: That's not the way I would've done that.
eng: That's not the way I would have done that.
eng: That's not Tom. It's his brother.
eng: That isn't Tom. It's his brother.
eng: That's not Tom's idea.
eng: That isn't Tom's idea.
eng: That's not Tom's notebook. It's mine.
eng: That isn't Tom's notebook. It's mine.
eng: That's not very difficult to do.
eng: That isn't very hard to do.
eng: That's not very hard to do.
eng: That isn't very difficult to do.
eng: That's not very hard to do.
eng: That isn't very hard to do.
eng: That's not very hard to do.
eng: That's not very difficult to do.
eng: That's not what I am arguing.
eng: That is not what I am arguing.
eng: That's not what I'm going to talk about.
eng: That's not what I am going to talk about.
eng: That's not what's important.
eng: That isn't what's important.
eng: That's not what they're going to talk about.
eng: That's not what they are going to talk about.
eng: That's not what Tom and I are afraid of.
eng: That isn't what Tom and I are afraid of.
eng: That's not what Tom is going to talk about.
eng: That isn't what Tom is going to talk about.
eng: That's not what Tom really needs.
eng: That isn't what Tom really needs.
eng: That's not what Tom wanted you to do.
eng: That isn't what Tom wanted you to do.
eng: That's not why I'm here.
eng: That isn't why I'm here.
eng: That's not working!
eng: That's not working.
eng: That's not your notebook. It's Tom's.
eng: That isn't your notebook. It's Tom's.
eng: That's not your only problem.
eng: That isn't your only problem.
eng: That song is not in the public domain.
eng: That's not a public domain song.
eng: That sounds awesome.
eng: That sounds awesome!
eng: That's probably when I will be available during the week.
eng: That's probably when I'll be available during the week.
eng: That's right!
eng: Correct!
eng: That's something I can’t guarantee.
eng: That's something that I can't guarantee.
eng: That's something I should've done a long time ago.
eng: That's something that I should've done a long time ago.
eng: That's something that I've been doing lately.
eng: That's something I've been doing lately.
eng: That's something we can all hope for.
eng: That's something that we can all hope for.
eng: That's something we tried to avoid.
eng: That's something that we tried to avoid.
eng: That's something we want to avoid.
eng: That's something that we want to avoid.
eng: That's the book that I thought I'd lost.
eng: That's the book I thought I'd lost.
eng: That's the car I want to buy.
eng: That's the car that I want to buy.
eng: That's the first time that that's happened to me.
eng: That's the first time that's happened to me.
eng: That's the guitar I want to buy.
eng: That's the guitar that I want to buy.
eng: That's the nicest thing anyone's ever done for me.
eng: That's the nicest thing anybody's ever done for me.
eng: That's the only way we'll be able to survive.
eng: That's the only way that we'll be able to survive.
eng: That's the real reason Tom ran away from home, isn't it?
eng: That's the real reason that Tom ran away from home, isn't it?
eng: That's the reason I'm late.
eng: That's the reason that I'm late.
eng: That's the reason Tom went to Australia.
eng: That's the reason that Tom went to Australia.
eng: That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard.
eng: That's the stupidest idea that I've ever heard.
eng: That's the way it works, and the only way that it can work.
eng: That's the way it works, and the only way it can work.
eng: That's too good to be true.
eng: It is too good to be true.
eng: That's unbelievable!
eng: That's unbelievable.
eng: That's very good.
eng: That's very good!
eng: That was a question I should've asked before.
eng: That was a question I should have asked before.
eng: That was just the reaction that I was hoping for.
eng: That was just the reaction I was hoping for.
eng: That wasn't the main reason Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That wasn't the main reason that Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: That was the best that I could do.
eng: That was the best I could do.
eng: That was the first time I'd ever lied to Tom.
eng: That was the first time that I'd ever lied to Tom.
eng: That was the first time I'd ever seen a koala.
eng: That was the first time that I'd ever seen a koala.
eng: That was the only thing they asked us to do.
eng: That was the only thing that they asked us to do.
eng: That water isn't cold.
eng: That water is not cold.
eng: That won't change anything.
eng: That doesn't change anything.
eng: That would be cool.
eng: That would be great.
eng: That would've been the smart thing to do.
eng: That would have been the smart thing to do.
eng: That would've been too much.
eng: That would have been too much.
eng: The accident threw traffic into great confusion.
eng: The accident caused traffic chaos.
eng: The atomic number of iron is 26.
eng: The atomic number for iron is 26.
eng: The away team is winning one-nil.
eng: The away team are winning one-nil.
eng: The ball came off the crossbar.
eng: The ball bounced off the crossbar.
eng: The ball came off the crossbar.
eng: The ball rebounded off the crossbar.
eng: The ball smacked the crossbar, the keeper beaten all ends up.
eng: The ball smacked the crossbar with the keeper beaten all ends up.
eng: The ball went out for a corner.
eng: The ball went out for a corner kick.
eng: The ball went out for a throw.
eng: The ball went out for a throw-in.
eng: The bathroom was not very clean.
eng: The bathroom wasn't very clean.
eng: The battery indicator light is showing that the battery is not getting charged.
eng: The battery indicator light is showing that the battery isn't getting charged.
eng: The better team won.
eng: The better side won.
eng: The bill was hard to calculate.
eng: The bill was difficult to calculate.
eng: The bishop took the knight, putting the opponent's king in check.
eng: By taking the knight, the bishop put the opponent's king in check.
eng: The bomb was defused just minutes before it would have exploded.
eng: The bomb was defused just minutes before it would've exploded.
eng: The book Tom lent me was interesting.
eng: The book that Tom lent me was interesting.
eng: The boss said that we are fired.
eng: The boss said that we're fired.
eng: The bottle of wine that I bought this afternoon is in the fridge.
eng: The bottle of wine I bought this afternoon is in the fridge.
eng: The box you're looking for is in the storeroom.
eng: The box that you're looking for is in the storeroom.
eng: The bread I bought at the supermarket doesn't taste very good.
eng: The bread that I bought at the supermarket doesn't taste very good.
eng: The bus arrived ten minutes behind time.
eng: The bus was ten minutes late.
eng: The cake that Tom baked was delicious.
eng: The cake Tom baked was delicious.
eng: The car I have now is much better than the one I used to have.
eng: The car that I have now is much better than the one that I used to have.
eng: The car made a turn to the left.
eng: The car turned to the left.
eng: The car that I have now is much better than the one I used to have.
eng: The car I have now is much better than the one I used to have.
eng: The car that I have now is much better than the one I used to have.
eng: The car that I have now is much better than the one that I used to have.
eng: The caterpillar transforms itself into a butterfly.
eng: The caterpiller is transforming itself into a butterfly.
eng: The cat is purring in my lap.
eng: The cat's purring in my lap.
eng: The city was blanketed with snow.
eng: The city was covered in snow.
eng: The clock has stopped.
eng: The clock stopped.
eng: The colors are vivid.
eng: The colours are vivid.
eng: The company Tom used to work for went bankrupt.
eng: The company that Tom used to work for went bankrupt.
eng: The complex houses married and single military staff and their families.
eng: The complex houses married and single soldiers and their families.
eng: The computer has stopped working.
eng: The computer stopped working.
eng: The course lasts a fortnight.
eng: The course lasts for two weeks.
eng: The currently available evidence does not permit me to make such a claim.
eng: The currently available evidence does not allow me to make such a claim.
eng: The current political situation is not very stable.
eng: The current political situation isn't very stable.
eng: The date and venue for our next concert haven't been set yet.
eng: The date and venue for our next concert haven't yet been set.
eng: The decision is not yet final.
eng: The decision isn't yet final.
eng: The doctor advised me to leave off jogging because it was excessive exercise.
eng: The doctor advised me to quit jogging because it was excessive exercise.
eng: The doctor is not available now.
eng: The doctor isn't available now.
eng: The doctor said that this ailment is incurable.
eng: The doctor said that this sickness is irremediable.
eng: The doctor said that this sickness is irremediable.
eng: The doctor said that this illness is remediless.
eng: The dog is in its kennel.
eng: The dog's in its kennel.
eng: The dogs are not supposed to sleep in the house.
eng: The dogs aren't supposed to sleep in the house.
eng: The doors opened and everyone quickly left the room.
eng: The doors opened and everybody quickly left the room.
eng: The door to the hall stood wide open.
eng: The hall door stood wide open.
eng: The earthquake smashed everything.
eng: The earthquake destroyed everything.
eng: The eggs in the nest in our attic must have hatched. I've been hearing birds tweeting all day today.
eng: The eggs in the nest in our attic must've hatched. I've been hearing birds tweeting all day today.
eng: The fact Tom did that can't be denied.
eng: The fact that Tom did that can't be denied.
eng: The family loves to watch murder mysteries together.
eng: The family likes to watch murder mysteries.
eng: The father works.
eng: The fathers work.
eng: The feeling is mutual.
eng: The feeling's mutual.
eng: The first person I met in Australia was Tom.
eng: The first person that I met in Australia was Tom.
eng: The first thing we need to do is build a fire.
eng: The first thing that we need to do is build a fire.
eng: The first time I met Tom, he was only thirteen years old.
eng: The first time that I met Tom, he was only thirteen years old.
eng: The first time that I held my girlfriend's hand was on the school bus.
eng: The first time I held my girlfriend's hand was on the school bus.
eng: The fuse has blown.
eng: The fuse is blown.
eng: The game is about to begin.
eng: The game's about to begin.
eng: The game was put off until next Sunday.
eng: The game was postponed until next Sunday.
eng: The game was put off until next week.
eng: The game was postponed until next week.
eng: The Gents is on the first floor.
eng: The men's toilet is on the first floor.
eng: The gods are pleased by your actions.
eng: Your actions please the gods.
eng: The good ol' days weren't good for most people.
eng: The good old days weren't good for most people.
eng: The host cut the turkey for the guests.
eng: The host carved the turkey for the guests.
eng: The hotel I stayed in was not too far from Tom's house.
eng: The hotel I stayed in wasn't too far from Tom's house.
eng: The hotel sector is recruiting people.
eng: The hotel sector is taking people on.
eng: The hotel sector is recruiting.
eng: The hotel sector is recruiting people.
eng: The hotel sector is recruiting.
eng: The hotel sector is taking people on.
eng: The house is not occupied now.
eng: The house isn't occupied now.
eng: The ice cream I ate yesterday was delicious.
eng: The ice cream that I ate yesterday was delicious.
eng: Their car overtook ours.
eng: Their car passed ours.
eng: The joke's on you.
eng: The joke is on you.
eng: The journalists present understood the irony in her words.
eng: The journalists who were present understood the irony in her words.
eng: The last time I talked with Tom he said that he didn't want to do that.
eng: The last time I talked with Tom he said he didn't want to do that.
eng: The last time Tom tried to hug Mary, she got mad at him.
eng: The last time that Tom tried to hug Mary, she got mad at him.
eng: The latest issue of the magazine has devoted a lot of space to the topic.
eng: A lot of space has been devoted to the topic in the latest issue of the magazine.
eng: The leading brand of pop drinks in most countries is Coca-Cola.
eng: The leading brand of fizzy drinks in most countries is Coca-Cola.
eng: The limo was too long to fit into one parking space, so it was parked diagonally across three parking spaces.
eng: The limousine was too long to fit into one parking space, so it was parked diagonally across three parking spaces.
eng: The local ecosystems are under threat.
eng: The local ecosystems are threatened.
eng: The man by her side began to smile involuntarily.
eng: The man beside her began to smile involuntarily.
eng: The man who's driving the bus is my father.
eng: The man driving the bus is my father.
eng: The match ended in a goalless draw.
eng: The match ended goalless.
eng: The meat you're eating isn't chicken.
eng: The meat that you're eating isn't chicken.
eng: The men are wearing short sleeves.
eng: The men are wearing short sleeve shirts.
eng: The most precious good is liberty; it must be defended with faith and courage.
eng: The most precious good is freedom; it must be defended with faith and courage.
eng: The movie that we saw last night had a happy ending.
eng: The movie we saw last night had a happy ending.
eng: The museum is not open on Monday.
eng: The museum isn't open on Monday.
eng: The news said Tom Jackson died of a heart attack.
eng: The news said that Tom Jackson died of a heart attack.
eng: Then they played "ring-a-ring-a-rosy" until they were tired and thirsty.
eng: Then they played "ring-a-ring-a-rosy" until they were worn out.
eng: The only person I trust here is Tom.
eng: The only person that I trust here is Tom.
eng: The only person who could have done this is Tom.
eng: The only person who could've done this is Tom.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom went to Australia because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to Australia because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom went to Australia because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to Australia because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only thing that Tom ate was one slice of bread.
eng: The only thing Tom ate was one slice of bread.
eng: The only thing we can do is wait and see what happens.
eng: The only thing that we can do is wait and see what happens.
eng: The paint's drying.
eng: The paint is drying.
eng: The police are going to catch you eventually.
eng: Sooner or later, the police are going to catch you.
eng: The police believe Tom and Mary were murdered.
eng: The police believe that Tom and Mary were murdered.
eng: The police said we had to leave.
eng: The police said that we had to leave.
eng: The police suspect that Tom committed suicide.
eng: The police suspect Tom committed suicide.
eng: The police suspect that Tom was murdered.
eng: The police suspect Tom was murdered.
eng: The present I got from Tom was the best.
eng: The gift I got from Tom was the best.
eng: The price of gasoline is so high that we cannot buy a big car.
eng: The price of gasoline is so high that we can't buy a big car.
eng: The price of rice rose by three percent.
eng: The price of rice went up three percent.
eng: The problem is that Tom never does what he's told to do.
eng: The problem is Tom never does what he's told to do.
eng: The pupils did the work themselves.
eng: The students did the work themselves.
eng: The puzzle was too hard for Tom.
eng: The puzzle was too difficult for Tom.
eng: The question is not so much what it is as how it looks.
eng: The question isn't so much what it is as how it looks.
eng: The railway station is close to the hotel.
eng: The railway station is near the hotel.
eng: The rain gauge is broken.
eng: The pluviometer is broken.
eng: The rain has stopped. Let's go for a walk.
eng: The rain's stopped. Let's go for a walk.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are lots of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are lots of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are many ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are plenty of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are plenty of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in a lot of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in a lot of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in lots of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in lots of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in many ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in many ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in plenty of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: You can write a sentence in plenty of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are lots of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are lots of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are plenty of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are plenty of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in a lot of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in a lot of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in lots of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in lots of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in many ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in many ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in plenty of ways and still give the same general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still keep the general message intact.
eng: You can write a sentence in plenty of ways and still keep the general message intact.
eng: There are always a lot of children in the park.
eng: There are always lots of children in the park.
eng: There are always a lot of children in the park.
eng: There are always lots of kids in the park.
eng: There are always a lot of kids in the park.
eng: There are always a lot of children in the park.
eng: There are always a lot of kids in the park.
eng: There are always lots of children in the park.
eng: There are always a lot of kids in the park.
eng: There are always lots of kids in the park.
eng: There are always lots of kids in the park.
eng: There are always lots of children in the park.
eng: There are colapsible solar cockers.
eng: There are foldable solar cockers.
eng: There are many things you don't know.
eng: There are many things that you don't know.
eng: There are many ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
eng: There are a lot of ways to write a sentence and still give the general message.
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eng: There are questions that no one can answer.
eng: There are questions no one can answer.
eng: There are several ways we could attack this problem.
eng: There are several ways that we could attack this problem.
eng: There is a cafe on the second floor.
eng: There's a cafe on the second floor.
eng: There is a café on the second floor.
eng: There's a cafe on the second floor.
eng: There is a café on the second floor.
eng: There's a café on the second floor.
eng: There is a cat under the desk.
eng: There's a cat under the desk.
eng: There is a certain amount of truth in what he's saying.
eng: There is a kernel of truth in what he's saying.
eng: There is a dog!
eng: There's a dog!
eng: There is a large fly in the room.
eng: There's a large fly in the room.
eng: There is a large supermarket.
eng: There's a large supermarket.
eng: There is a lot of traffic today.
eng: There's a lot of traffic today.
eng: There is a lot that is happening right now.
eng: There's a lot that is happening right now.
eng: There is always something to do.
eng: There's always something to do.
eng: There is an album on the desk.
eng: There's an album on the desk.
eng: There is a park near my house.
eng: There's a park near my house.
eng: There is a place for everything.
eng: There's a place for everything.
eng: There is a rope bridge over the river.
eng: There's a rope bridge over the river.
eng: There is a serious problem.
eng: There's a serious problem.
eng: There is a time and place for everything.
eng: There's a time and place for everything.
eng: There is going to be a storm.
eng: There's going to be a storm.
eng: There is no doubt in my mind that Tom will win the election.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom will win the election.
eng: There is no doubt that I could not do it without your help.
eng: There is no doubt that I would not have been able to do this without your help.
eng: There is no excuse for his delay.
eng: There's no excuse for his delay.
eng: There is no logical reason for this.
eng: There's no logical reason for this.
eng: There is no question about it.
eng: There's no question about it.
eng: There is no rose without a thorn.
eng: Every rose has its thorn.
eng: There is nothing God cannot do.
eng: There's nothing God can't do.
eng: There is nothing here.
eng: There's nothing here.
eng: There is nothing in this world that I am afraid of.
eng: There's nothing in this world that I'm afraid of.
eng: There is nothing more important than friends.
eng: There's nothing more important than friends.
eng: There is nothing to apologize for.
eng: There's nothing to apologize for.
eng: There is not much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There's not much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There is not much I can do to help, I am afraid.
eng: There isn't much I can do to help, I'm afraid.
eng: There is no way I'm going to let you do that.
eng: There's no way I'm going to let you do that.
eng: There is no way through here.
eng: There's no way through here.
eng: There is no way you're going out dressed like that.
eng: There's no way you're going out dressed like that.
eng: There isn't any evidence that that ever happened.
eng: There isn't any evidence that ever happened.
eng: There isn't anyone in that room.
eng: There isn't anybody in that room.
eng: There isn't anyone there.
eng: There isn't anybody there.
eng: There isn't any running water.
eng: There's not any running water.
eng: There isn't enough cake for everyone.
eng: There isn't enough cake for everybody.
eng: There isn't much we can do to help.
eng: There's not much that we can do to help.
eng: There must be a reason that Tom isn't here.
eng: There must be a reason Tom isn't here.
eng: The report is not quite finished.
eng: The report isn't quite finished.
eng: There's a café on the second floor.
eng: There is a cafe on the second floor.
eng: There's a café on the second floor.
eng: There's a cafe on the second floor.
eng: There's a café on the third floor.
eng: There's a cafe on the third floor.
eng: There's a chance that Tom came here when he was young.
eng: There's a chance Tom came here when he was young.
eng: There's a chance that Tom was wrong.
eng: There's a chance Tom was wrong.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will be there today.
eng: There's a chance Tom will be there today.
eng: There's a chance that we'll have to do that.
eng: There's a chance we'll have to do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom will be there.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will be there.
eng: There's a draught.
eng: There's a draft.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will ask Mary to the dance.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will ask Mary to the dance.
eng: There's a good chance that we'll win.
eng: There's a good chance we'll win.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will ask Mary to help him.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will ask Mary to help him.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will do that for us.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will do that for us.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will refuse to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will refuse to do that.
eng: There's a lot that is happening right now.
eng: There's a lot that's happening right now.
eng: There's a possibility that it's real.
eng: There's a possibility it's real.
eng: There's a possibility that that rumor is true.
eng: There's a possibility that rumor is true.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't want to go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't want to go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a stain on my T-shirt.
eng: I've got a stain on my T-shirt.
eng: There's many a slip between cup and lip.
eng: There's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will forget to do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will forget to do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will help us.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will help us.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom will do that for us.
eng: There's no doubt Tom will do that for us.
eng: There's no doubt.
eng: There is no doubt.
eng: There's no doubt Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: There's no evidence that that ever happened.
eng: There's no evidence that ever happened.
eng: There's no free lunch.
eng: There is no free lunch.
eng: There's no hope.
eng: There is no hope.
eng: There's no hot water.
eng: There is no hot water.
eng: There's no need for Tom to do that.
eng: There isn't any need for Tom to do that.
eng: There's no one in that room.
eng: There's nobody in that room.
eng: There's no proof that Tom did that.
eng: There's no proof Tom did that.
eng: There's no reason Tom wouldn't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom wouldn't want to do that.
eng: There's no solution to this problem.
eng: There is no solution to this problem.
eng: There's no such thing as a stupid question. "How did Leonardo DiCaprio invent the Mona Lisa if there was no color in the 1800s?" "I stand corrected."
eng: Stupid questions don't exist. "How did Leonardo DiCaprio invent the Mona Lisa if there was no color in the 19th century?" "I take back what I said."
eng: There's no time to explain.
eng: There is no time to explain.
eng: There's not much room at my place.
eng: There isn't much room at my place.
eng: There's not much we can do to help.
eng: There's not much that we can do to help.
eng: There's no use crying over spilt milk.
eng: There's no use crying over spilled milk.
eng: There's no way that you can do that by yourselves.
eng: There's no way you can do that by yourselves.
eng: There's no way Tom would've done what you say he did.
eng: There's no way Tom would have done what you say he did.
eng: There's no way you can do that by yourself.
eng: There's no way that you can do that by yourself.
eng: There's someone waiting for you.
eng: There's somebody waiting for you.
eng: There's still food in your bowl!
eng: There's still food in your bowl.
eng: The restoration of this historic building went on for five years.
eng: The restoration of this historic building took five years.
eng: The results are now being analysed.
eng: The results are now being analyzed.
eng: There was a long queue in front of the vending machine.
eng: There was a long line in front of the vending machine.
eng: There was a man on the street that tried to sell me flowers.
eng: There was a man on the street that tried to sell flowers to me.
eng: There was no one in the library.
eng: There was nobody in the library.
eng: There was nothing left in the fridge.
eng: There was nothing left in the refrigerator.
eng: There was nothing you could have done.
eng: There was nothing you could've done.
eng: There was no way that I could've done that without your help.
eng: There was no way I could've done that without your help.
eng: There wasn't a cloud in the sky.
eng: There was not a cloud in the sky.
eng: There wasn't enough food for everyone.
eng: There wasn't enough food for everybody.
eng: There were a lot of things we wanted to do, but we didn't have enough time.
eng: There were a lot of things that we wanted to do, but we didn't have enough time.
eng: There were times I would've been lost without Tom.
eng: There were times I would have been lost without Tom.
eng: There were times when I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There were times that I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There will be another opportunity.
eng: There'll be another opportunity.
eng: The road is long.
eng: The way is long.
eng: The road is parallel to the river.
eng: The road parallels the river.
eng: The rumour quickly spread.
eng: The rumor quickly spread.
eng: The same for me.
eng: Same for me.
eng: The same thing must've happened to Tom.
eng: The same thing must have happened to Tom.
eng: The sample is not pure enough.
eng: The sample isn't pure enough.
eng: The servant who answered the door told Tom that Mary wasn't at home.
eng: The servant who answered the door told Tom Mary wasn't at home.
eng: These turtles are not native to California.
eng: These turtles aren't native to California.
eng: The shirt that I got from Tom fit me perfectly.
eng: The shirt I got from Tom fit me perfectly.
eng: The shirt that Tom gave me fit me perfectly.
eng: The shirt Tom gave me fit me perfectly.
eng: The shirt that Tom was wearing was very wrinkled.
eng: The shirt Tom was wearing was very wrinkled.
eng: The show is on Monday.
eng: The show's Monday.
eng: The show is on Wednesday.
eng: The show's Wednesday.
eng: The site's not working at all.
eng: The site isn't working at all.
eng: The snowman has not melted yet.
eng: The snowman hasn't melted yet.
eng: The snowman hasn't melted yet.
eng: The snowman hasn't yet melted.
eng: The song we just sang was written by Tom Jackson.
eng: The song that we just sang was written by Tom Jackson.
eng: The sort of information we need is not always available.
eng: The sort of information we need isn't always available.
eng: The soup is very hot!
eng: The soup is very hot.
eng: The store is closed Mondays.
eng: The store is closed on Mondays.
eng: The storm caused much damage to the crop.
eng: The storm caused a lot of damage to the crop.
eng: The Suez Canal links the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
eng: The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean and Red seas.
eng: The teachers' room and the gym are under renovation.
eng: The teachers' room and the gym are being renovated.
eng: The temperature in Boston is expected to drop to -8°F.
eng: The temperature in Boston is expected to drop to -22°C.
eng: The town has many tall buildings.
eng: That town has many tall buildings.
eng: The train departs at half past two.
eng: The train leaves at half two.
eng: The train leaves at half past two.
eng: The train departs at half past two.
eng: The train leaves at half past two.
eng: The train leaves at half two.
eng: The train's coming!
eng: The train's coming.
eng: The trucks had failed the inspection, but the drivers took them out anyway.
eng: The trucks had failed inspection, but the drivers took them out anyway.
eng: The U.S. dominated the world after World War Two.
eng: The United States dominated the world after World War Two.
eng: The value of health cannot be overestimated.
eng: The value of health can't be overestimated.
eng: The vase that Tom broke is Mary's.
eng: The vase Tom broke is Mary's.
eng: The walls of the house are pale yellow, the shutters rust-coloured.
eng: The walls of the house are pale yellow, the shutters rust-colored.
eng: The way you're planning to do that is dangerous.
eng: The way you're planning on doing that is dangerous.
eng: The weather is unseasonably warm.
eng: It's unseasonably warm.
eng: The weather's not as good today as it was yesterday.
eng: Today the weather's not as good as yesterday.
eng: The wind calmed down in the evening.
eng: The wind died down by the evening.
eng: The wind changed directions.
eng: The wind changed direction.
eng: The wood has become saturated with water.
eng: The wood's got saturated with water.
eng: The word's origin is unknown.
eng: The word's origin is unclear.
eng: The world isn't as scary as you think.
eng: The world isn't as scary as you think it is.
eng: The wound has not healed yet.
eng: The wound has not yet healed.
eng: They are doctors.
eng: They're doctors.
eng: They are fascinated by blood and violence.
eng: They're fascinated by blood and violence.
eng: They are inseparable.
eng: They're inseparable.
eng: They are not my real parents.
eng: They're not my real parents.
eng: They aren't sure that they should do that.
eng: They aren't sure they should do that.
eng: They aren't sure that they want to do this.
eng: They aren't sure they want to do this.
eng: They are playing chess.
eng: They're playing chess.
eng: They cannot stop her.
eng: They can't stop her.
eng: They claimed that they didn't cry.
eng: They claimed they didn't cry.
eng: They claim that they saw the accident.
eng: They claim they saw the accident.
eng: They could've done better.
eng: They could have done better.
eng: They deny that they paid ransom money.
eng: They deny they paid ransom money.
eng: They didn't think that they could do that.
eng: They didn't think they could do that.
eng: They didn't think that they would make it.
eng: They didn't think they would make it.
eng: They don't know that I wish they'd leave.
eng: They don't know I wish they'd leave.
eng: They don't make them like they used to.
eng: They don't make 'em like they used to.
eng: They don't think that they'll do that.
eng: They don't think they'll do that.
eng: They don't think that they've ever met you.
eng: They don't think they've ever met you.
eng: They enjoy going for walks in the countryside.
eng: They enjoy walking in the countryside.
eng: They felt that they needed to do something.
eng: They felt they needed to do something.
eng: They figured there was no hope.
eng: They figured that there was no hope.
eng: They hate foreigners; I hate everybody.
eng: They hate foreigners; I hate everyone.
eng: They haven't admitted that they did that yet.
eng: They haven't admitted they did that yet.
eng: They hoped that they'd be able to win.
eng: They hoped they'd be able to win.
eng: They knew that they'd done something wrong.
eng: They knew they'd done something wrong.
eng: They knew that they ought to do that.
eng: They knew they ought to do that.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't be arrested.
eng: They knew they wouldn't be arrested.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't win.
eng: They knew they wouldn't win.
eng: They know that they can do better.
eng: They know they can do better.
eng: They know that they cheated.
eng: They know they cheated.
eng: They know that they messed up.
eng: They know they messed up.
eng: They know that they need to do that soon.
eng: They know they need to do that soon.