DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I don't think that there's any reason Tom has to do that.
eng: I don't think that there's any reason that Tom has to do that.
eng: I don't think that this is a real diamond.
eng: I don't think this is a real diamond.
eng: I don't think that Tom has done that as many times as Mary has.
eng: I don't think Tom has done that as many times as Mary has.
eng: I don't think that Tom heard us.
eng: I don't think Tom heard us.
eng: I don't think that Tom is a carpenter.
eng: I don't think Tom is a carpenter.
eng: I don't think that Tom is a good lawyer.
eng: I don't think Tom is a good lawyer.
eng: I don't think that Tom is a lawyer.
eng: I don't think Tom is a lawyer.
eng: I don't think that Tom is a native French speaker.
eng: I don't think Tom is a native French speaker.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as crazy as some people think.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as crazy as some people think he is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as good-looking as John.
eng: I don't think Tom is as good-looking as John is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as good-looking as John is.
eng: I don't think Tom is as good-looking as John is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as influential as Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as influential as Mary is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is a slob.
eng: I don't think Tom is a slob.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as rich as Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom is as rich as Mary is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is having fun.
eng: I don't think Tom is having fun.
eng: I don't think that Tom is really ready to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom is really ready to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is sure that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I don't think that Tom is sure that that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I don't think that Tom is sure that that's what he needs to do.
eng: I don't think Tom is sure that that's what he needs to do.
eng: I don't think that Tom is the person you should be talking to.
eng: I don't think that Tom is the person that you should be talking to.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows anyone in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows anybody in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows I'm not single anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I'm not single anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows I think he's stupid.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I think he's stupid.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows Mary isn't Canadian.
eng: I don't think Tom knows Mary isn't Canadian.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows Mary is unhappy.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that Mary is unhappy.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that he'll never be able to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that he'll never be able to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that I love him.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I love him.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that I'm Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that I'm Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that I used to be married to Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that I used to be married to Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that Mary is planning to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is planning to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what he did was wrong.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what he did was wrong.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows where Mary went on October 20th.
eng: I don't think Tom knows where Mary went on October 20th.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows whether Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows if Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who gave Mary that necklace.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who gave that necklace to Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom liked the song that you wrote about him.
eng: I don't think Tom liked the song that you wrote about him.
eng: I don't think that Tom likes anyone.
eng: I don't think Tom likes anyone.
eng: I don't think that Tom looks like his brother.
eng: I don't think Tom looks like his brother.
eng: I don't think that Tom needs to do that alone.
eng: I don't think Tom needs to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom needs to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom needs to do that alone.
eng: I don't think that Tom ought to do that alone.
eng: I don't think Tom ought to do that alone.
eng: I don't think that Tom ought to do that alone.
eng: I don't think Tom ought to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom speaks French as well as Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom speaks French as well as Mary does.
eng: I don't think that Tom wants to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom wants to do that alone.
eng: I don't think that Tom wants to go to Australia with me.
eng: I don't think Tom wants to go to Australia with me.
eng: I don't think that Tom was busy today.
eng: I don't think Tom was busy today.
eng: I don't think that Tom was the one who stole my bicycle.
eng: I don't think Tom was the one who stole my bicycle.
eng: I don't think that Tom will forget this.
eng: I don't think Tom will forget this.
eng: I don't think that Tom will have to do that alone.
eng: I don't think Tom will have to do that alone.
eng: I don't think that was the problem.
eng: I don't think was the problem.
eng: I don't think that was what Tom said.
eng: I don't think that that was what Tom said.
eng: I don't think that we should make an exception.
eng: I don't think we should make an exception.
eng: I don't think that we should stay at the same hotel that we stayed at last time.
eng: I don't think we should stay at the same hotel we stayed at last time.
eng: I don't think that we've done anything illegal.
eng: I don't think we've done anything illegal.
eng: I don't think that what I did was wrong.
eng: I don't think what I did was wrong.
eng: I don't think that would be a good idea.
eng: I don't think that that would be a good idea.
eng: I don't think that you need to tell Tom you're planning to do that.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom you're planning to do that.
eng: I don't think there is life on Mars.
eng: I don't think that there is life on Mars.
eng: I don't think there's any chance that I'll be able to do that.
eng: I don't think there's any chance I'll be able to do that.
eng: I don't think there's any chance that I'll get there on time.
eng: I don't think there's any chance I'll get there on time.
eng: I don't think there's any harm in telling you now.
eng: I don't think that there's any harm in telling you now.
eng: I don't think there's any point in discussing this at this time.
eng: I don't think that there's any point in discussing this at this time.
eng: I don't think there's any point in discussing this matter with you.
eng: I don't think that there's any point in discussing this matter with you.
eng: I don't think there's any point in discussing this today.
eng: I don't think that there's any point in discussing this today.
eng: I don't think there's any reason that Tom has to do that.
eng: I don't think that there's any reason that Tom has to do that.
eng: I don't think there's any way I can help you.
eng: I don't think that there's any way I can help you.
eng: I don't think there's any way out of here.
eng: I don't think that there's any way out of here.
eng: I don't think there's any way out of this one.
eng: I don't think that there's any way out of this one.
eng: I don't think the weather will clear up anytime soon.
eng: I don't think that the weather will clear up anytime soon.
eng: I don't think the weather will clear up.
eng: I don't think that the weather will clear up.
eng: I don't think they're bad people.
eng: I don't think that they're bad people.
eng: I don't think they're complaining.
eng: I don't think that they're complaining.
eng: I don't think this is an exception.
eng: I don't think that this is an exception.
eng: I don't think this is a problem.
eng: I don't think that this is a problem.
eng: I don't think this is enough food to feed all of us.
eng: I don't think that this is enough food to feed all of us.
eng: I don't think this is French.
eng: I don't think that this is French.
eng: I don't think this is funny.
eng: I don't think that this is funny.
eng: I don't think this is right.
eng: I don't think that this is right.
eng: I don't think this is the time or place to discuss this.
eng: I don't think that this is the time or place to discuss this.
eng: I don't think Tom agreed to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom agreed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom and I can do that by ourselves.
eng: I don't think that Tom and I can do that by ourselves.
eng: I don't think Tom and I'll see each other again.
eng: I don't think that Tom and I'll see each other again.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary are planning to help us.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary are planning on helping us.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary are so strange.
eng: I don't think that Tom and Mary are so strange.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary have ever gone swimming together.
eng: I don't think that Tom and Mary have ever gone swimming together.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary have much in common.
eng: I don't think that Tom and Mary have much in common.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary know anyone in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary know anybody in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary know each other.
eng: I don't think that Tom and Mary know each other.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary really plan to do that this week.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary really plan on doing that this week.
eng: I don't think Tom and Mary will ever get married.
eng: I don't think that Tom and Mary will ever get married.
eng: I don't think Tom can do that without some help.
eng: I don't think that Tom can do that without some help.
eng: I don't think Tom can handle it.
eng: I don't think that Tom can handle it.
eng: I don't think Tom can hear very well.
eng: I don't think that Tom can hear very well.
eng: I don't think Tom can win.
eng: I don't think that Tom can win.
eng: I don't think Tom could do that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom could do that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom could get Mary to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom could get Mary to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom could've done that any better.
eng: I don't think that Tom could've done that any better.
eng: I don't think Tom did anything with it.
eng: I don't think that Tom did anything with it.
eng: I don't think Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I don't think that Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I don't think Tom did what you say he did.
eng: I don't think that Tom did what you say he did.
eng: I don't think Tom enjoys hiking.
eng: I don't think that Tom enjoys hiking.
eng: I don't think Tom even saw me.
eng: I don't think that Tom even saw me.
eng: I don't think Tom ever does that.
eng: I don't think that Tom ever does that.
eng: I don't think Tom has a girlfriend now.
eng: I don't think that Tom has a girlfriend now.
eng: I don't think Tom has a lot of money.
eng: I don't think that Tom has a lot of money.
eng: I don't think Tom has anybody to help him.
eng: I don't think that Tom has anybody to help him.
eng: I don't think Tom has any friends here in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom has any friends here in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom has any friends living in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom has any friends living in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom has done that yet.
eng: I don't think that Tom has done that yet.
eng: I don't think Tom has ever done that.
eng: I think Tom has never done that.
eng: I don't think Tom has much experience doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom has much experience doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom has sold anything all day.
eng: I don't think that Tom has sold anything all day.
eng: I don't think Tom has time to talk to you now.
eng: I don't think that Tom has time to talk to you now.
eng: I don't think Tom is adopted.
eng: I don't think that Tom is adopted.
eng: I don't think Tom is as rich as most people think he is.
eng: I don't think that Tom is as rich as most people think he is.
eng: I don't think Tom is available.
eng: I don't think that Tom is available.
eng: I don't think Tom is bossy.
eng: I don't think that Tom is bossy.
eng: I don't think Tom is breathing.
eng: I don't think that Tom is breathing.
eng: I don't think Tom is capable of that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is capable of that.
eng: I don't think Tom is concerned.
eng: I don't think that Tom is concerned.
eng: I don't think Tom is conscious.
eng: I don't think that Tom is conscious.
eng: I don't think Tom is dead.
eng: I don't think that Tom is dead.
eng: I don't think Tom is doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom is downstairs.
eng: I don't think that Tom is downstairs.
eng: I don't think Tom is finished doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is finished doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom is funny.
eng: I don't think that Tom is funny.
eng: I don't think Tom is going to be a problem anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom is going to be a problem anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom is going to help us do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is going to help us do that.
eng: I don't think Tom is going to like doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is going to like doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom is going to win.
eng: I don't think that Tom is going to win.
eng: I don't think Tom is handsome.
eng: I don't think that Tom is handsome.
eng: I don't think Tom is high.
eng: I don't think that Tom is high.
eng: I don't think Tom is in Australia now.
eng: I don't think that Tom is in Australia now.
eng: I don't think Tom is interested.
eng: I don't think that Tom is interested.
eng: I don't think Tom is interested in going to Boston with us.
eng: I don't think that Tom is interested in going to Boston with us.
eng: I don't think Tom is involved.
eng: I don't think that Tom is involved.
eng: I don't think Tom is lonely.
eng: I don't think that Tom is lonely.
eng: I don't think Tom is married anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom is married anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom is Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I don't think that Tom is Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I don't think Tom is nosy.
eng: I don't think that Tom is nosy.
eng: I don't think Tom is particularly handsome.
eng: I don't think that Tom is particularly handsome.
eng: I don't think Tom is planning on helping us.
eng: I don't think that Tom is planning on helping us.
eng: I don't think Tom is sad.
eng: I don't think that Tom is sad.
eng: I don't think Tom is still asleep.
eng: I don't think that Tom is still asleep.
eng: I don't think Tom is still upset.
eng: I don't think that Tom is still upset.
eng: I don't think Tom is strong.
eng: I don't think that Tom is strong.
eng: I don't think Tom is tempted to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom is tempted to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom is the one who needs to apologize.
eng: I don't think that Tom is the one who needs to apologize.
eng: I don't think Tom is tough.
eng: I don't think that Tom is tough.
eng: I don't think Tom is unconscious.
eng: I don't think that Tom is unconscious.
eng: I don't think Tom is very bright.
eng: I don't think that Tom is very bright.
eng: I don't think Tom knows all the rules yet.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows all the rules yet.
eng: I don't think Tom knows a lot about alligators.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows a lot about alligators.
eng: I don't think Tom knows anybody in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows anybody in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom knows anybody who is able to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows anyone who can do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows anyone who's able to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows anybody who can do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows everybody's name.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows everybody's name.
eng: I don't think Tom knows everybody's name.
eng: I don't think Tom knows everyone's name.
eng: I don't think Tom knows everyone's name yet.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows everybody's name yet.
eng: I don't think Tom knows exactly how much it'll cost.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows exactly how much it'll cost.
eng: I don't think Tom knows exactly what he should be doing.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows exactly what he should be doing.
eng: I don't think Tom knows he's not supposed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how badly Mary was hurt.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how badly Mary was hurt.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how he's going to do that yet.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how he's going to do that yet.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how it happened.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how it happened.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how many hours he's going to have to wait.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how many hours he's going to have to wait.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how Mary managed to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how Mary managed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how much money was stolen.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how much money was stolen.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how much time it'll take for him to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how much time it'll take for him to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how much time that's going to take.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how much time that's going to take.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how to dance.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how to dance.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how to have a good time.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how to have a good time.
eng: I don't think Tom knows how to play the cello.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows how to play the cello.
eng: I don't think Tom knows if Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows if Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows if Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows whether Mary likes him or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows if Mary will come or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows whether Mary will come or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I love Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows I love Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom knows Mary can do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows Mary can do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I don't think Tom knows Mary very well.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows Mary very well.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that I hate him.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows I hate him.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that I love Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I love Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that I'm married.
eng: I don't think Tom knows I'm married.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary has to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that Mary has to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is in the hospital.
eng: I don't think Tom knows Mary is in the hospital.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary isn't happy.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is unhappy.
eng: I don't think Tom knows that Mary is upset.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows that Mary is upset.
eng: I don't think Tom knows the whole story.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows the whole story.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what he has to buy.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what he has to buy.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what he's gotten himself into.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what he's gotten himself into.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what he wants.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what he wants.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what I'm planning to do.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what I'm planning on doing.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary has to do in Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary has to do in Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is doing.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary is doing.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is doing today.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary is doing today.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is going to do this afternoon.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary is going to do this afternoon.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is making for dinner.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary is making for dinner.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is supposed to do.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary is supposed to do.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary's favorite flower is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary's favorite flower is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary's shoe size is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary's shoe size is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary wants him to say.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary wants him to say.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary wants to buy.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary wants to buy.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what Mary will do this evening.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what Mary will do this evening.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what's really going on.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what's really going on.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what time it is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what time it is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows what time the meeting will start.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows what time the meeting will start.
eng: I don't think Tom knows when it happened.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows when it happened.
eng: I don't think Tom knows when Mary came to Australia.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows when Mary came to Australia.
eng: I don't think Tom knows when Mary got back from Boston.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows when Mary got back from Boston.
eng: I don't think Tom knows when Mary will be here.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows when Mary will be here.
eng: I don't think Tom knows where Mary is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows where Mary is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows where Mary is now.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows where Mary is now.
eng: I don't think Tom knows where Mary studies French.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows where Mary studies French.
eng: I don't think Tom knows whether Mary is sleepy or not.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows if Mary is sleepy or not.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who did that for him.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who did that for him.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who did that to Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who did that to Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who Mary's boyfriend is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who Mary's boyfriend is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who Mary's father is.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who Mary's father is.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who's going to do that with him.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who's going to do that with him.
eng: I don't think Tom knows who's going to help Mary do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows who's going to help Mary do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why I wanted to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why I wanted to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why Mary did that on Monday.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary did that on Monday.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why Mary has to do that by herself.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary has to do that by herself.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why Mary has to do that tomorrow.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary has to do that tomorrow.
eng: I don't think Tom knows why Mary kept doing that even though he'd asked her not to.
eng: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary kept doing that even though he'd asked her not to.
eng: I don't think Tom liked the concert.
eng: I don't think that Tom liked the concert.
eng: I don't think Tom liked the song you wrote about him.
eng: I don't think that Tom liked the song you wrote about him.
eng: I don't think Tom liked your song very much.
eng: I don't think that Tom liked your song very much.
eng: I don't think Tom likes anybody.
eng: I don't think that Tom likes anyone.
eng: I don't think Tom likes spinach very much.
eng: I don't think that Tom likes spinach very much.
eng: I don't think Tom likes you as much as you like him.
eng: I don't think that Tom likes you as much as you like him.
eng: I don't think Tom needs any help.
eng: I don't think that Tom needs any help.
eng: I don't think Tom needs to worry about money.
eng: I don't think that Tom needs to worry about money.
eng: I don't think Tom noticed we were there.
eng: I don't think that Tom noticed we were there.
eng: I don't think Tom plays the oboe as well as Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom plays the oboe as well as Mary does.
eng: I don't think Tom realizes how well Mary can speak French.
eng: I don't think that Tom realizes how well Mary can speak French.
eng: I don't think Tom realizes just how much Mary loved him.
eng: I don't think that Tom realizes just how much Mary loved him.
eng: I don't think Tom really did that all by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom really did that all by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom really did that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom really did that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom really had to do that this morning.
eng: I don't think that Tom really had to do that this morning.
eng: I don't think Tom really has time to help.
eng: I don't think that Tom really has time to help.
eng: I don't think Tom really likes doing that very much.
eng: I don't think that Tom really likes doing that very much.
eng: I don't think Tom really overdosed.
eng: I don't think that Tom really overdosed.
eng: I don't think Tom really wants to do that anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom really wants to do that anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom really wants to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom really wants to do that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom rides his motorcycle anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom rides his motorcycle anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom's a bad person.
eng: I don't think Tom is a bad person.
eng: I don't think Tom sees it that way.
eng: I don't think that Tom sees it that way.
eng: I don't think Tom's French pronunciation is very good.
eng: I don't think that Tom's French pronunciation is very good.
eng: I don't think Tom should sing.
eng: I don't think that Tom should sing.
eng: I don't think Tom should've done that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom should've done that alone.
eng: I don't think Tom understood.
eng: I don't think that Tom understood.
eng: I don't think Tom understood what we wanted him to do.
eng: I don't think that Tom understood what we wanted him to do.
eng: I don't think Tom wanted to say anything.
eng: I don't think that Tom wanted to say anything.
eng: I don't think Tom wants to do that anymore.
eng: I don't think that Tom wants to do that anymore.
eng: I don't think Tom wants to leave today.
eng: I don't think that Tom wants to leave today.
eng: I don't think Tom was annoyed.
eng: I don't think that Tom was annoyed.
eng: I don't think Tom was excited.
eng: I don't think that Tom was excited.
eng: I don't think Tom was late.
eng: I don't think that Tom was late.
eng: I don't think Tom was mad.
eng: I don't think that Tom was mad.
eng: I don't think Tom was married at that time.
eng: I don't think that Tom was married at that time.
eng: I don't think Tom was scared.
eng: I don't think that Tom was scared.
eng: I don't think Tom was upset.
eng: I don't think that Tom was upset.
eng: I don't think Tom will be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom will be able to do that without some help.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be able to do that without some help.
eng: I don't think Tom will be at today's meeting.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be at today's meeting.
eng: I don't think Tom will be awake now.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be awake now.
eng: I don't think Tom will be back.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be back.
eng: I don't think Tom will be back soon.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be back soon.
eng: I don't think Tom will be by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom will be disobedient.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be disobedient.
eng: I don't think Tom will be doing that by himself.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be doing that by himself.
eng: I don't think Tom will be doing that with Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be doing that with Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom will be glad that that's going to happen.
eng: I don't think Tom will be glad that's going to happen.
eng: I don't think Tom will be going to Australia with Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be going to Australia with Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom will be in Australia next summer.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be in Australia next summer.
eng: I don't think Tom will be in Australia next winter.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be in Australia next winter.
eng: I don't think Tom will be nervous about that.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be nervous about that.
eng: I don't think Tom will be present.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be present.
eng: I don't think Tom will be ready to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be ready to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom will be surprised that that happened.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be surprised that happened.
eng: I don't think Tom will be tempted to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be tempted to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom will be through doing that yet.
eng: I don't think that Tom will be through doing that yet.
eng: I don't think Tom will come to school today.
eng: I don't think that Tom will come to school today.
eng: I don't think Tom will do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom will do that.
eng: I don't think Tom will do that with you.
eng: I don't think that Tom will do that with you.
eng: I don't think Tom will give you the keys.
eng: I don't think that Tom will give you the keys.
eng: I don't think Tom will have the time to do that with us today.
eng: I don't think that Tom will have the time to do that with us today.
eng: I don't think Tom will hear us.
eng: I don't think that Tom will hear us.
eng: I don't think Tom will mind.
eng: I don't think that Tom will mind.
eng: I don't think Tom will need our help.
eng: I don't think that Tom will need our help.
eng: I don't think Tom will really win.
eng: I don't think that Tom will really win.
eng: I don't think Tom will want to go drinking with us.
eng: I don't think that Tom will want to go drinking with us.
eng: I don't think Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
eng: I don't think that Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
eng: I don't think Tom would agree to that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would agree to that.
eng: I don't think Tom would allow Mary to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom would let Mary do that.
eng: I don't think Tom would allow Mary to do that on her own.
eng: I don't think that Tom would allow Mary to do that on her own.
eng: I don't think Tom would be afraid to do that if you did it with him.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be afraid to do that if you did it with him.
eng: I don't think Tom would be doing that if he didn't have to.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be doing that if he didn't have to.
eng: I don't think Tom would be embarrassed by something like that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be embarrassed by something like that.
eng: I don't think Tom would be interested in doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be interested in doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom would be late unless he had a very good reason.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be late unless he had a very good reason.
eng: I don't think Tom would be motivated to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be motivated to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom would be nervous doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be nervous doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom would be upset if I did that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would be upset if I did that.
eng: I don't think Tom would care if I did that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would care if I did that.
eng: I don't think Tom would care if you did that today.
eng: I don't think that Tom would care if you did that today.
eng: I don't think Tom would enjoy doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would enjoy doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom would enjoy this movie.
eng: I don't think that Tom would enjoy this movie.
eng: I don't think Tom would ever be able to do that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would ever be able to do that.
eng: I don't think Tom would ever consider doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would ever consider doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom would ever marry someone like Mary.
eng: I don't think that Tom would ever marry someone like Mary.
eng: I don't think Tom would have fun doing that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would have fun doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom would help me with my homework.
eng: I don't think that Tom would help me with my homework.
eng: I don't think Tom would like it if I did that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would like it if I did that.
eng: I don't think Tom would like it if we did that.
eng: I don't think that Tom would like it if we did that.
eng: I don't think Tom would've done that for me.
eng: I don't think Tom would have done that for me.
eng: I don't think we can do that by 2:30.
eng: I don't think that we can do that by 2:30.
eng: I don't think we can take care of ourselves.
eng: I don't think that we can take care of ourselves.
eng: I don't think we could do that.
eng: I don't think that we could do that.
eng: I don't think we'd have any chance of winning.
eng: I don't think that we'd have any chance of winning.
eng: I don't think we have a choice.
eng: I don't think that we have a choice.
eng: I don't think we have enough food to feed everyone.
eng: I don't think that we have enough food to feed everyone.
eng: I don't think we have much time.
eng: I don't think that we have much time.
eng: I don't think we'll be able to win.
eng: I don't think that we'll be able to win.
eng: I don't think we'll do that by ourselves.
eng: I don't think that we'll do that by ourselves.
eng: I don't think we'll do that with Tom.
eng: I don't think that we'll do that with Tom.
eng: I don't think we'll find anyone who can help us do that.
eng: I don't think that we'll find anyone who can help us do that.
eng: I don't think we'll have any problem with raising the money we need.
eng: I don't think that we'll have any problem with raising the money that we need.
eng: I don't think we're going to be able to be at your party tonight.
eng: I don't think that we're going to be able to be at your party tonight.
eng: I don't think we're going to be able to be there.
eng: I don't think that we're going to be able to be there.
eng: I don't think we're going to do that until next week.
eng: I don't think that we're going to do that until next week.
eng: I don't think we're going to need Tom's help.
eng: I don't think that we're going to need Tom's help.
eng: I don't think we're ready.
eng: I don't think that we're ready.
eng: I don't think we're ready to do that yet.
eng: I don't think that we're ready to do that yet.
eng: I don't think we should do that until next month.
eng: I don't think that we should do that until next month.
eng: I don't think we should stay at the same hotel where we stayed last time.
eng: I don't think that we should stay at the same hotel where we stayed last time.
eng: I don't think we should stay here much longer.
eng: I don't think that we should stay here much longer.
eng: I don't think we want to risk that happening.
eng: I don't think that we want to risk that happening.
eng: I don't think we were seen.
eng: I don't think that we were seen.
eng: I don't think you can do this.
eng: I don't think that you can do this.
eng: I don't think you can eat that.
eng: I don't think that you can eat that.
eng: I don’t think you can help me.
eng: I don’t think that you can help me.
eng: I don't think you'd enjoy doing that.
eng: I don't think that you'd enjoy doing that.
eng: I don't think you have a choice.
eng: I don't think that you have a choice.
eng: I don't think you have much choice.
eng: I don't think that you have much choice.
eng: I don't think you have the guts.
eng: I don't think that you have the guts.
eng: I don't think you'll ever be able to do that.
eng: I don't think that you'll ever be able to do that.
eng: I don't think you'll have much fun doing that.
eng: I don't think that you'll have much fun doing that.
eng: I don't think you'll have the same problems I had.
eng: I don't think that you'll have the same problems I had.
eng: I don't think you'll have the time to do that today.
eng: I don't think that you'll have the time to do that today.
eng: I don't think you need it.
eng: I don't think that you need it.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom what he needs to do.
eng: I don't think that you need to tell Tom what he needs to do.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom what Mary did.
eng: I don't think that you need to tell Tom what Mary did.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom why you didn't do that.
eng: I don't think that you need to tell Tom why you didn't do that.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom why you were absent yesterday.
eng: I don't think that you need to tell Tom why you were absent yesterday.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom you plan to do that.
eng: I don't think you need to tell Tom that you plan to do that.
eng: I don't think you ought to do that until this afternoon.
eng: I don't think that you ought to do that until this afternoon.
eng: I don't think you really need to do that.
eng: I don't think that you really need to do that.
eng: I don't think you really want to call attention to that.
eng: I don't think that you really want to call attention to that.
eng: I don't think you're as good of a driver as you say you are.
eng: I don't think that you're as good of a driver as you say you are.
eng: I don't think you're going to be able to do that.
eng: I don't think that you're going to be able to do that.
eng: I don't think you're trying very hard to find Tom.
eng: I don't think that you're trying very hard to find Tom.
eng: I don't think you should do that with Tom.
eng: I don't think that you should do that with Tom.
eng: I don't think you should drive.
eng: I don't think that you should drive.
eng: I don't think you should try doing that by yourself.
eng: I don't think that you should try doing that by yourself.
eng: I don't think you should've left early.
eng: I don't think that you should've left early.
eng: I don't think you understand what this means.
eng: I don't think that you understand what this means.
eng: I don't think you've been listening to me.
eng: I don't think that you've been listening to me.
eng: I don't think you've been paying attention.
eng: I don't think that you've been paying attention.
eng: I don't think you want that.
eng: I don't think that you want that.
eng: I don't trust anyone but myself.
eng: I don't trust anybody but myself.
eng: I don't trust governments.
eng: I do not trust governments.
eng: I don't understand how I could've made such a mistake.
eng: I don't understand how I could have made such a mistake.
eng: I don't understand how it could've happened.
eng: I don't understand how it could have happened.
eng: I don't understand how this could have happened.
eng: I don't understand how this could've happened.
eng: I don't want to be here any more than you do.
eng: I don't want to be here any more than you.
eng: I don't want to work.
eng: I do not want to work.
eng: I doubted that Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I doubted Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I doubt if doing that will be hard.
eng: I doubt if doing that will be difficult.
eng: I doubt that branch can support your weight.
eng: I doubt that that branch can support your weight.
eng: I doubt that it'll please Tom.
eng: I doubt it'll please Tom.
eng: I doubt that it will please Tom.
eng: I doubt it'll please Tom.
eng: I doubt that it will please Tom.
eng: I doubt that it'll please Tom.
eng: I doubt that'll ever change.
eng: I doubt that that'll ever change.
eng: I doubt that the police are going to arrest Tom.
eng: I doubt the police are going to arrest Tom.
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom has the courage to do what really needs to be done.
eng: I doubt Tom has the courage to do what really needs to be done.
eng: I doubt that Tom has to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom has to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt that Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt that Tom is even interested in trying to learn Russian.
eng: I doubt Tom is even interested in trying to learn Russian.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still angry.
eng: I doubt Tom is still angry.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still single.
eng: I doubt Tom is still single.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still unconscious.
eng: I doubt Tom is still unconscious.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still unmarried.
eng: I doubt Tom is still unmarried.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still upset.
eng: I doubt Tom is still upset.
eng: I doubt that Tom really enjoys doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really enjoys doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really had to do that this morning.
eng: I doubt Tom really had to do that this morning.
eng: I doubt that Tom really has to do that this afternoon.
eng: I doubt Tom really has to do that this afternoon.
eng: I doubt that Tom really plans on doing that this week.
eng: I doubt Tom really plans on doing that this week.
eng: I doubt that Tom wants to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom wants to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able to seal the deal.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able to seal the deal.
eng: I doubt that Tom will run for president.
eng: I doubt Tom will run for president.
eng: I doubt that Tom will try to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will try to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will wait much longer.
eng: I doubt Tom will wait much longer.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever be allowed to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever be allowed to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever do that kind of thing.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever do that kind of thing.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've had the courage to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would've had the courage to do that.
eng: I doubt that we can prove that.
eng: I doubt we can prove that.
eng: I doubt that you'll be able to do that.
eng: I doubt you'll be able to do that.
eng: I doubt there's anyone following me.
eng: I doubt that there's anyone following me.
eng: I doubt Tom really plans to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really plans to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will agree to that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will agree to that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be offended.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be offended.
eng: I doubt Tom will be reasonable.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be reasonable.
eng: I doubt Tom will come to Boston this year.
eng: I doubt that Tom will come to Boston this year.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will leave anytime soon.
eng: I doubt that Tom will leave anytime soon.
eng: I doubt Tom will stick around.
eng: I doubt that Tom will stick around.
eng: I doubt Tom would be that foolish.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be that foolish.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be embarrassed by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be embarrassed by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be excited about that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be excited about that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be here.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be here.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be irritated.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be irritated.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be mad.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be mad.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be nervous.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be nervous.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be up at this time of night.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be up at this time of night.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will think it's a good idea to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will think it's a good idea to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be desperate to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be desperate to do that.
eng: I doubt we'll be able to do that today.
eng: I doubt that we'll be able to do that today.
eng: I doubt we'll be able to prove that.
eng: I doubt that we'll be able to prove that.
eng: I doubt we were ever in any real danger.
eng: I doubt that we were ever in any real danger.
eng: I doubt you will be happy with my report.
eng: I doubt you'll be happy with my report.
eng: I'd rather do this alone.
eng: I'd rather do this by myself.
eng: I'd rather go swimming.
eng: I would rather go swimming.
eng: I'd rather live in a world full of secrets than one that's so small that I'm able to understand it.
eng: I'd rather live in a world full of secrets than one so small that I'm able to understand it.
eng: I'd rather not talk about it.
eng: I would rather not talk about it.
eng: I earn about as much as you.
eng: I earn about as much as you do.
eng: I eat sushi every chance I get.
eng: I eat sushi every chance that I get.
eng: I ended up doing something I wish I hadn't done.
eng: I ended up doing something that I wish I hadn't done.
eng: I enjoyed myself.
eng: I had fun.
eng: I expected Tom wouldn't do anything.
eng: I expected that Tom wouldn't do anything.
eng: I expect Tom is crying right now.
eng: I expect that Tom is crying right now.
eng: If all goes to plan, I should be back home again tomorrow night.
eng: If everything goes according to plan, I should be back home again tomorrow night.
eng: If anyone can do that, you can.
eng: If anybody can do that, you can.
eng: If anyone has any questions, I'll be glad to answer them.
eng: If anybody has any questions, I'll be glad to answer them.
eng: I fear there's been some misunderstanding.
eng: I fear that there's been some misunderstanding.
eng: I feel better today, but I am not well enough to work.
eng: I feel better today, but I'm not well enough to work.
eng: I feel depressed often.
eng: I often feel depressed.
eng: I feel happiest when I am at home with my family.
eng: I feel happiest when I'm at home with my family.
eng: I feel I could've done better.
eng: I feel I could have done better.
eng: I feel sure Tom will cry.
eng: I feel sure that Tom will cry.
eng: I feel very feverish.
eng: I have a high fever.
eng: If I could prove that Tom did that, I'd fire him.
eng: If I could prove Tom did that, I'd fire him.
eng: If I could've spoken French better, I might've gotten that job.
eng: If I could have spoken French better, I might've gotten that job.
eng: If I'd had more time, I would've written to you.
eng: If I'd had more time, I would have written to you.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would've written to him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would have written to him.
eng: If I don't do this, someone else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do this, somebody else will have to do it.
eng: If I'd taken that plane, I wouldn't be alive now.
eng: Had I taken that plane, I would be dead by now.
eng: I figured I'd find you here.
eng: I figured that I'd find you here.
eng: I figured I might be able to help.
eng: I figured that I might be able to help.
eng: I figured it had to be good.
eng: I figured that it had to be good.
eng: I figured that everybody was busy.
eng: I figured everybody was busy.
eng: I figured Tom would mess up again.
eng: I figured that Tom would mess up again.
eng: I figured Tom wouldn't know the answer.
eng: I figured that Tom wouldn't know the answer.
eng: I figured Tom would panic.
eng: I figured that Tom would panic.
eng: I figured you might be busy now.
eng: I figured that you might be busy now.
eng: I figured you might know why Tom left early.
eng: I figured that you might know why Tom left early.
eng: I figure that my vote won't change anything.
eng: I figure my vote won't change anything.
eng: If I had done my best, I might have succeeded.
eng: If I'd done my best, I might've succeeded.
eng: If I had known about it, I would have told you.
eng: If I had known it, I would have told you.
eng: If I had known how to do it, I would've done it myself.
eng: If I had known how to do it, I would have done it myself.