DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: A ball hit her on the right leg.
eng: A ball hit her right leg.
eng: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
eng: A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
eng: A business is not a charity.
eng: A business isn't a charity.
eng: A Chabad rabbi, Abraham Chen, saw Peter Kropotkin as a tsadik.
eng: A Chabad rabbi, Abraham Chen, saw Peter Kropotkin as a tzaddik.
eng: Admitting that there is a problem is the first step to fixing the problem.
eng: Admitting there is a problem is the first step to fixing the problem.
eng: A fortnight of heavy rain led to flooding.
eng: Two weeks of heavy rain led to flooding.
eng: Africa is not a country.
eng: Africa isn't a country.
eng: After the rain, fair weather.
eng: There is a downhill after every uphill.
eng: After what happened, I would've thought Tom would go back to Boston.
eng: After what happened, I would have thought Tom would go back to Boston.
eng: A jack of all trades is a master of none.
eng: Jack of all trades, master of none.
eng: All Americans think they are going to be millionaires some day.
eng: All Americans think they're going to be millionaires some day.
eng: All great men are dead and I am not feeling too well myself.
eng: All great men are dead and I'm not feeling too well myself.
eng: All hope abandon ye who enter here.
eng: What hope attends you through this gate? Not one!
eng: All of our blood goes through our kidneys about sixty times a day.
eng: All our blood passes through our kidneys about sixty times a day.
eng: All of the money I had in this drawer has been stolen.
eng: All of the money that I had in this drawer has been stolen.
eng: All of the money I had in this drawer is missing.
eng: All of the money that I had in this drawer is missing.
eng: All of us got into the car.
eng: We all got in the car.
eng: All of us hope that doesn't happen.
eng: All of us hope that that doesn't happen.
eng: All the seats are booked.
eng: The seats are all sold out.
eng: All three of my brothers are older than me.
eng: All three of my brothers are older than I am.
eng: All we can do now is hope that Tom does what he's promised to do.
eng: All we can do now is hope Tom does what he's promised to do.
eng: All you have to do is to pretend that you like it.
eng: All you have to do is to pretend you like it.
eng: Almost no one got there on time.
eng: Almost nobody got there on time.
eng: Almost no one knows that we're brothers.
eng: Almost no one knows we're brothers.
eng: A man called on you last night.
eng: A man came to visit you last night.
eng: America is made up of 50 states.
eng: The United States is made up of 50 states.
eng: America's Civil War lasted four years.
eng: The United States' Civil War lasted four years.
eng: Am I the only one who's confused?
eng: Am I the only one who is confused?
eng: An icy northerly wind is blowing.
eng: There's an icy northerly wind blowing.
eng: Annasusanna is a beautiful name and a palindrome.
eng: Anasusana is a beautiful name and a palindrome.
eng: Anyone who wants to may sign up.
eng: Anybody who wants to may sign up.
eng: Anything is possible.
eng: Anything's possible.
eng: A person named Sato came to visit while you were out.
eng: A Mr. Sato came to visit while you were out.
eng: A photograph cannot explain the reasons.
eng: A photograph can't explain the reasons.
eng: A plate of pilaf with some kebabs is heaven on earth.
eng: A plate of pulao with some kebabs is heaven on earth.
eng: A protection system has been built into this circuit.
eng: This system has a built-in protection circuit.
eng: Are both Tom and Mary still sick?
eng: Are Tom and Mary both still sick?
eng: Aren't both Tom and Mary from Australia?
eng: Aren't Tom and Mary both from Australia?
eng: Aren't Tom and Mary both Canadians?
eng: Aren't both Tom and Mary Canadians?
eng: Aren't you getting in?
eng: Are you not getting in?
eng: Are there a lot of Africans in Germany?
eng: Are there many Africans in Germany?
eng: Are there any native speakers of Toki Pona?
eng: Are there any native Toki Pona speakers?
eng: Are Tom and Mary planning to do that anytime soon?
eng: Are Tom and Mary planning on doing that anytime soon?
eng: Are you absolutely sure Tom has to do that?
eng: Are you absolutely sure that Tom has to do that?
eng: Are you both Canadians?
eng: Are both of you Canadians?
eng: Are you certain Tom will do that?
eng: Are you certain that Tom will do that?
eng: Are you crazy?
eng: Have you lost your reason?
eng: Are you exhausted?
eng: Are you tired out?
eng: Are you feeling OK today?
eng: Are you feeling okay today?
eng: Are you going to be OK?
eng: Are you going to be okay?
eng: Are you good at reading maps?
eng: Do you know how to read maps?
eng: Are you hungry too?
eng: Are you hungry, too?
eng: Are you over 18?
eng: Are you over eighteen years old?
eng: Are you planning to tell Tom and Mary why you wanted them to do that?
eng: Are you planning on telling Tom and Mary why you wanted them to do that?
eng: Are you positive Tom will do that?
eng: Are you positive that Tom will do that?
eng: Are you really sure that we're safe here?
eng: Are you really sure we're safe here?
eng: Are you saying you don't want to do this?
eng: Are you saying that you don't want to do this?
eng: Are you suggesting that I am lying?
eng: Are you suggesting that I'm lying?
eng: Are you sure it is yours?
eng: Are you sure it's yours?
eng: Are you sure Mary said she was planning on doing that tomorrow?
eng: Are you sure Mary said she was planning to do that tomorrow?
eng: Are you sure no one can see us?
eng: Are you sure that nobody can see us?
eng: Are you sure that no one can see us?
eng: Are you sure no one can see us?
eng: Are you sure that's the only solution?
eng: Are you sure that that's the only solution?
eng: Are you sure that's what you want to do?
eng: Are you sure that that's what you want to do?
eng: Are you sure this is going to work?
eng: Are you sure this'll work?
eng: Are you sure this is what we should be doing?
eng: Are you sure that this is what we should be doing?
eng: Are you sure this'll work?
eng: Are you sure this will work?
eng: Are you sure Tom is a native French speaker?
eng: Are you sure that Tom is a native French speaker?
eng: Are you sure Tom is in Australia now?
eng: Are you sure that Tom is in Australia now?
eng: Are you sure Tom isn't lying?
eng: Are you sure that Tom isn't lying?
eng: Are you sure we'll get there before the others?
eng: Are you sure that we'll get there before the others?
eng: Are you sure you don't want me to go to Australia with you?
eng: Are you sure that you don't want me to go to Australia with you?
eng: Are you sure you're OK?
eng: Are you sure you're all right?
eng: Are you sure your haven't forgotten anything?
eng: Are you sure that your haven't forgotten anything?
eng: Are you sure you want to go to Australia with Tom?
eng: Are you sure that you want to go to Australia with Tom?
eng: Are you worried that that might happen?
eng: Are you worried that might happen?
eng: As a rule, we have three meals a day.
eng: Normally, we eat three times a day.
eng: As dead flies give perfume a bad smell, so a little folly outweighs wisdom and honor.
eng: Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking savour: likewise a small act of folly unto him that is esteemed for wisdom and honour.
eng: A sentence can never have too many translations.
eng: No sentence can ever have too many translations.
eng: A sentence can never have too many translations.
eng: There can never be a sentence that has too many translations.
eng: As far as I am concerned, I don't think that's true.
eng: As far as I'm concerned, I don't think that that's true.
eng: As far as I know, it's the first time Tom has ever done that.
eng: As far as I know, it's the first time that Tom has ever done that.
eng: As for me, I am not satisfied with the result of the examination the other day.
eng: As for me, I'm not satisfied with the result of the examination the other day.
eng: Asked if he was happy, Tom said he was.
eng: Asked if he was happy, Tom said that he was.
eng: A squid has ten arms.
eng: A squid has ten legs.
eng: As soon as I saw Tom, I could tell that he was angry.
eng: As soon as I saw Tom, I could tell he was angry.
eng: A stone is heavy on its own turf.
eng: In a court of fowls, the cockroach never wins his case.
eng: A truck got stuck on the railway crossing.
eng: A truck got stuck on the railroad crossing.
eng: A true friend would have warned you.
eng: A true friend would've warned you.
eng: A true friend would've helped.
eng: A true friend would have helped.
eng: A true gentleman would not betray his friends.
eng: A true gentleman never betrays his friends.
eng: A T-shirt is not appropriate attire for a job interview.
eng: A T-shirt isn't appropriate attire for a job interview.
eng: Austria is a parliamentary republic in mid-Europe and consists of nine Bundesländer.
eng: Austria is a parliamentary republic in central Europe and consists of nine federal states.
eng: A wolf cannot be tamed.
eng: A wolf can't be tamed.
eng: Beauty lies in the eyes of the one who sees.
eng: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
eng: Before the second world war, the border between Finland and the USSR was near Leningrad.
eng: Before WWII, the border between Finland and the USSR was near Leningrad.
eng: Boston isn't at all like Chicago.
eng: Boston is not at all like Chicago.
eng: Both men apologised to each other.
eng: Both men apologized to each other.
eng: Both my parents are musicians.
eng: Both of my parents are musicians.
eng: Both Tom and I are angry.
eng: Tom and I are both angry.
eng: Both Tom and I aren't hungry.
eng: Tom and I both aren't hungry.
eng: Both Tom and I are still high school students.
eng: Tom and I are both still high school students.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't yet done that.
eng: Tom and I both haven't yet done that.
eng: Both Tom and I know that you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I know you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I need help.
eng: Tom and I both need help.
eng: Both Tom and I were hungry.
eng: Tom and I were both hungry.
eng: Both Tom and John say they've kissed Mary.
eng: Tom and John both say they've kissed Mary.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are afraid of John's dog.
eng: Tom and Mary are both afraid of John's dog.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are conservative.
eng: Tom and Mary are both conservative.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are good chess players.
eng: Tom and Mary are both good chess players.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are OK.
eng: Tom and Mary are both OK.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are scared.
eng: Tom and Mary are both scared.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still not married.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still not married.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still studying French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still studying French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are tired.
eng: Tom and Mary are both tired.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very tired.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very tired.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can do that.
eng: Tom and Mary can both do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary complained about John.
eng: Tom and Mary both complained about John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did well.
eng: Tom and Mary both did well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't speak French.
eng: Neither Tom nor Mary speaks French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have new bicycles.
eng: Tom and Mary both have new bicycles.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have put on some weight since the last time I saw them.
eng: Tom and Mary have both put on some weight since the last time I saw them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have the same problem.
eng: Tom and Mary both have the same problem.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have tried doing that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have tried to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary joined the army when they were eighteen.
eng: Tom and Mary both joined the army when they were eighteen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know who you are.
eng: Tom and Mary both know who you are.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like to play golf.
eng: Tom and Mary both like to play golf.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary looked back at John.
eng: Tom and Mary both looked back at John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need this.
eng: Tom and Mary both need this.
eng: Both Tom and Mary saw you.
eng: Tom and Mary both saw you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary turned and looked at John.
eng: Tom and Mary both turned and looked at John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary used to live on Park Street.
eng: Tom and Mary both used to live on Park Street.
eng: Both Tom and Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both wanted to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to learn how to fly an airplane.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to learn how to fly an airplane.
eng: Both Tom and Mary were at home last night.
eng: Tom and Mary were both at home last night.
eng: Both Tom and Mary were not at home when we went to visit them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary weren't at home when we went to visit them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary were silent for a long time.
eng: Tom and Mary were both silent for a long time.
eng: Both Tom and Mary were tired.
eng: Tom and Mary were both tired.
eng: Both Tom and Mary will go.
eng: Tom and Mary will both go.
eng: Buddhists believe in equanimity, a quality on which Christians do not focus.
eng: Buddhists believe in equanimity, a quality Christians do not focus on.
eng: But nobody knows what he's really up to.
eng: But nobody knows what she's really up to.
eng: By daybreak the storm was over.
eng: By daybreak, the storm was over.
eng: Call me anything but late for dinner.
eng: Call me anything you want, just not late for dinner.
eng: Call me!
eng: Call me.
eng: Can I open my eyes now?
eng: May I open my eyes now?
eng: Can somebody please help me?
eng: Can someone help me, please?
eng: Can someone explain this to me?
eng: Can somebody explain this to me?
eng: Can someone give us a lift?
eng: Can somebody give us a lift?
eng: Can't this wait till morning?
eng: Can't this wait until tomorrow?
eng: Can't you speak French?
eng: Aren't you able to speak French?
eng: Can you believe Tom is still only thirteen?
eng: Can you believe Tom is still just thirteen?
eng: Can you cook an omelette?
eng: Can you cook an omelet?
eng: Can you tell me who is coming tonight?
eng: Can you tell me who's coming tonight?
eng: Can you think of anyone who would've wanted to kill Tom?
eng: Can you think of anyone who would have wanted to kill Tom?
eng: Check out that girl.
eng: Check that girl out.
eng: Cheer up! Things are not as bad as you think.
eng: Cheer up! Things aren't as bad as you think.
eng: Christmas is just around the corner.
eng: Christmas is right around the corner.
eng: Close that door.
eng: Close that door!
eng: Close the door and sit down!
eng: Close the door and sit down.
eng: Close the window. There's a draught.
eng: Close the window. There's a draft.
eng: Close your books!
eng: Close your books.
eng: Close your mouth!
eng: Close your mouth.
eng: Coincidence? I think not.
eng: Coincidence? I think not!
eng: Come on, guys. This is not funny anymore.
eng: Come on, guys. This isn't funny anymore.
eng: Come on, tell me!
eng: Come on, tell me.
eng: Come to watch us play music sometime.
eng: Come watch us play music sometime.
eng: Come what may, I am determined to accomplish it.
eng: Come what may, I'm determined to accomplish it.
eng: Could someone tell me why Tom and Mary are angry?
eng: Could somebody tell me why Tom and Mary are angry?
eng: Could you buy a bag of peanuts for me?
eng: Could you buy me a bag of peanuts?
eng: Could you take a picture of me?
eng: Could you take my picture?
eng: Could you take me home, please?
eng: Could you please take me home?
eng: Courgettes are a summer vegetable.
eng: Zucchini is a summer vegetable.
eng: Courgettes are green.
eng: Zucchinis are green.
eng: Cut the crap!
eng: Cut the bullshit!
eng: Fear is a disease; hope is its only cure.
eng_Cyrl: Страх - это болезнь, единственное лекарство от него - надежда.
eng: Dan is interested in Inuit people.
eng: Dan is interested in Aleut people.
eng: Dan is interested in Inuit people.
eng: Dan is interested in Eskimos.
eng: Dan is interested in Inuit people.
eng: Dan is interested in Yupik people.
eng: Did anybody other than Tom help Mary?
eng: Did anyone other than Tom help Mary?
eng: Did anyone else hug Tom?
eng: Did anybody else hug Tom?
eng: Did anyone go to Australia with you?
eng: Did anybody go to Australia with you?
eng: Did anyone other than Tom dance with Mary?
eng: Did anybody other than Tom dance with Mary?
eng: Did anyone other than Tom talk to Mary?
eng: Did anybody other than Tom talk to Mary?
eng: Did anyone see her there?
eng: Did anybody see her there?
eng: Did anyone see Tom there?
eng: Did anybody see Tom there?
eng: Didn't I tell you I wouldn't go to Australia?
eng: Didn't I tell you that I wouldn't go to Australia?
eng: Didn't Tom promise that he wouldn't do that?
eng: Didn't Tom promise he wouldn't do that?
eng: Didn't you know I don't have to do that?
eng: Didn't you know that I don't have to do that?
eng: Didn't you know that I was hoping that Tom would do that?
eng: Didn't you know that I was hoping Tom would do that?
eng: Didn't you know that the door was locked?
eng: Didn't you know the door was locked?
eng: Didn't you know that there was a good chance that this would happen?
eng: Didn't you know that there was a good chance this would happen?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom and I had to do that alone?
eng: Didn't you know Tom and I had to do that alone?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom and Mary often eat together?
eng: Didn't you know Tom and Mary often eat together?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom couldn't drive?
eng: Didn't you know Tom couldn't drive?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom didn't understand French?
eng: Didn't you know Tom didn't understand French?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom had a dog?
eng: Didn't you know Tom had a dog?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom isn't planning to do that?
eng: Didn't you know Tom isn't planning to do that?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom saw you in the park this morning?
eng: Didn't you know Tom saw you in the park this morning?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom used to be married to Mary?
eng: Didn't you know Tom used to be married to Mary?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom used to live Boston?
eng: Didn't you know Tom used to live Boston?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was Canadian?
eng: Didn't you know Tom was Canadian?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was going to be in Boston all week?
eng: Didn't you know Tom was going to be in Boston all week?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom wasn't planning on doing that?
eng: Didn't you know Tom wasn't planning on doing that?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was planning on moving to Boston?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was planning to move to Boston?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was seeing someone else?
eng: Didn't you know Tom was seeing someone else?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom would be here?
eng: Didn't you know Tom would be here?
eng: Didn't you know that your taillights weren't working?
eng: Didn't you know your taillights weren't working?
eng: Didn't you know there was a good chance that this would happen?
eng: Didn't you know that there was a good chance this would happen?
eng: Didn't you know Tom lived in Australia when he was a child?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom lived in Australia when he was a child?
eng: Didn't you know Tom lived in Australia when he was a kid?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom lived in Australia when he was a kid?
eng: Didn't you know Tom was Mary's brother?
eng: Didn't you know that Tom was Mary's brother?
eng: Didn't you know you weren't supposed to be there?
eng: Didn't you know that you weren't supposed to be there?
eng: Didn't you live in Australia when you were a kid?
eng: Didn't you live in Australia when you were a child?
eng: Didn't you say you were on a diet?
eng: Didn't you say that you were on a diet?
eng: Did the umbrella you found belong to Tom?
eng: Did the umbrella that you found belong to Tom?
eng: Did Tom do that by himself?
eng: Did Tom do that alone?
eng: Did Tom happen to tell you how he plans to do that?
eng: Did Tom happen to tell you how he plans on doing that?
eng: Did Tom know Mary could do that?
eng: Did Tom know that Mary could do that?
eng: Did Tom know you were planning on doing that?
eng: Did Tom know that you were planning on doing that?
eng: Did Tom say he stayed in Australia?
eng: Did Tom say that he stayed in Australia?
eng: Did Tom say Mary stayed in Boston?
eng: Did Tom say that Mary stayed in Boston?
eng: Did you even know that his name was Tom?
eng: Did you even know his name was Tom?
eng: Did you give the key to Tom?
eng: Did you give Tom the key?
eng: Did you know I was going to get arrested?
eng: Did you know that I was going to get arrested?
eng: Did you know that in Japan, if you have a tattoo, you won't be allowed to bathe in many of the hot spring resorts?
eng: Did you know in Japan, if you have a tattoo, you won't be allowed to bathe in many of the hot spring resorts?
eng: Did you know that it took Tom more than three hours to do that?
eng: Did you know it took Tom more than three hours to do that?
eng: Did you know that Tom and Mary have three children?
eng: Did you know Tom and Mary have three children?
eng: Did you know that Tom and Mary were planning to do that?
eng: Did you know that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that?
eng: Did you know that Tom didn't start playing the guitar until he was thirty year old?
eng: Did you know Tom didn't start playing the guitar until he was thirty year old?
eng: Did you know that Tom did that?
eng: Did you know Tom did that?
eng: Did you know that Tom had only one leg?
eng: Did you know Tom had only one leg?
eng: Did you know that Tom is an extremely gifted artist?
eng: Did you know Tom is an extremely gifted artist?
eng: Did you know that Tom isn't planning to attend today's meeting?
eng: Did you know Tom isn't planning to attend today's meeting?
eng: Did you know that Tom's grandfather died of a heart attack?
eng: Did you know Tom's grandfather died of a heart attack?
eng: Did you know that Tom was Catholic?
eng: Did you know Tom was Catholic?
eng: Did you know that Tom was going to be in Boston all week?
eng: Did you know Tom was going to be in Boston all week?
eng: Did you know that Tom was going to do that with Mary?
eng: Did you know Tom was going to do that with Mary?
eng: Did you know that Tom wasn't planning to do that?
eng: Did you know that Tom wasn't planning on doing that?
eng: Did you know that Tom was planning on moving to Boston?
eng: Did you know Tom was planning to move to Boston?
eng: Did you know that would happen?
eng: Did you know that that would happen?
eng: Did you know that your socks don't match?
eng: Did you know your socks don't match?
eng: Did you know Tom and Mary were still planning to do that?
eng: Did you know Tom and Mary were still planning on doing that?
eng: Did you know Tom had a son?
eng: Did you know that Tom had a son?
eng: Did you know Tom had relatives in Australia?
eng: Did you know that Tom had relatives in Australia?
eng: Did you know Tom has served time in prison?
eng: Did you know that Tom has served time in prison?
eng: Did you know Tom knew Mary?
eng: Did you know that Tom knew Mary?
eng: Did you know Tom was ambidextrous?
eng: Did you know that Tom was ambidextrous?
eng: Did you know Tom was going to be in Australia all week?
eng: Did you know that Tom was going to be in Australia all week?
eng: Did you know Tom was going to do that?
eng: Did you know that Tom was going to do that?
eng: Did you know Tom was going to win?
eng: Did you know that Tom was going to win?
eng: Did you know Tom wouldn't win?
eng: Did you know that Tom wouldn't win?
eng: Did you really think that Tom would help you do that?
eng: Did you really think Tom would help you do that?
eng: Did you see the way that Tom looked at Mary?
eng: Did you see the way Tom looked at Mary?
eng: Did you switch the computer off?
eng: Did you switch off the computer?
eng: Did you think I was blind?
eng: Did you think that I was blind?
eng: Dinner isn't ready yet.
eng: Dinner's not ready yet.
eng: Do all of you think that this is a good idea?
eng: Do all of you think this is a good idea?
eng: Do both Tom and Mary live in Australia?
eng: Do Tom and Mary both live in Australia?
eng: Do both Tom and Mary live in Boston?
eng: Do Tom and Mary both live in Boston?
eng: Do both Tom and Mary still live in Australia?
eng: Do Tom and Mary both still live in Australia?
eng: Does anybody have a kleenex?
eng: Does anyone have a tissue?
eng: Does anyone else know you're here?
eng: Does anyone else know that you're here?
eng: Does anyone have a logical explanation for this?
eng: Does anybody have a logical explanation for this?
eng: Does anyone have any questions so far?
eng: Has anyone got any questions so far?
eng: Does anyone here speak French fluently?
eng: Does anybody here speak French fluently?
eng: Does anyone know why Tom and Mary aren't here yet?
eng: Does anybody know why Tom and Mary aren't here yet?
eng: Does anyone remember whose idea it was?
eng: Does anybody remember whose idea it was?
eng: Does any other country fan the flames of patriotism as much as America?
eng: Does any other country fan the flames of patriotism as much as the United States?
eng: Does everybody agree with this?
eng: Does everyone agree with this?
eng: Does Shunde belong to Foshan?
eng: Is Shunde part Foshan?
eng: Does Tom know that you know?
eng: Does Tom know you know?
eng: Does Tom know that you're not going to do that for him?
eng: Does Tom know you're not going to do that for him?
eng: Does Tom know that you've done that already?
eng: Does Tom know you've already done that?
eng: Does Tom know that you want to do that before 2:30?
eng: Does Tom know you want to do that before 2:30?
eng: Does Tom know you want to buy a new computer?
eng: Does Tom know that you want to buy a new computer?
eng: Does Tom know you were born in Australia?
eng: Does Tom know that you were born in Australia?
eng: Does Tom not think he can do that?
eng: Does Tom not think that he can do that?
eng: Does Tom plan to do that with Mary?
eng: Does Tom plan on doing that with Mary?
eng: Does Tom realise what he's done?
eng: Does Tom realize what he's done?
eng: Does Tom really think Mary enjoys doing that?
eng: Does Tom really think that Mary enjoys doing that?
eng: Does Tom think he'll stay in Australia long?
eng: Does Tom think that he'll stay in Australia long?
eng: Does your mum know where you are?
eng: Does your mom know where you are?
eng: Dogs who are dead can't bite.
eng: Dogs that are dead can't bite.
eng: Doing that isn't difficult.
eng: Doing that isn't hard.
eng: Doing that might not be hard.
eng: Doing that might not be difficult.
eng: Doing that might not be so difficult.
eng: Doing that might not be so hard.
eng: Doing that might not be too difficult.
eng: Doing that might not be too hard.
eng: Doing that might not be very difficult.
eng: Doing that might not be very hard.
eng: Doing that must be difficult.
eng: Doing that must be hard.
eng: Doing that shouldn't be hard.
eng: Doing that shouldn't be difficult.
eng: Doing that will be a lot harder than you think.
eng: Doing that will be a lot harder than you think it'll be.
eng: Doing that will be harder than you think.
eng: Doing that will be more difficult than you think.
eng: Doing that won't be as hard you think.
eng: Doing that won't be as difficult you think.
eng: Doing that won't be hard.
eng: It won't be hard to do that.
eng: Doing that won't be too hard, but it's something that'll require a lot of time.
eng: Doing that won't be too difficult, but it's something that'll require a lot of time.
eng: Doing that won't be too hard, but it's something that'll require patience.
eng: Doing that won't be too difficult, but it's something that'll require patience.
eng: Doing that won't take as long as you think.
eng: Doing that won't take as long as you think it will.
eng: Doing that would be hard.
eng: Doing that would be difficult.
eng: Doing that would be hard now.
eng: Doing that would be difficult now.
eng: Doing that would've been easy.
eng: Doing that would have been easy.
eng: Do most students at your school live in dorms?
eng: Do most students at your school live in dormitories?
eng: Donald Trump is a piece of shit.
eng: Donald Trump's a piece of shit.
eng: Do not forget to take your umbrella when you leave here.
eng: Don't forget to take your umbrella when you leave here.
eng: Do not play with the key.
eng: Don't play with the key.
eng: Do not use water to put out a grease fire.
eng: Don't use water to put out a grease fire.
eng: Don't cut these trees down.
eng: Don't cut down these trees.
eng: Don't ever leave.
eng: Never leave.
eng: Don't expect anyone to help you.
eng: Don't expect anybody to help you.
eng: Don't forget that I love you.
eng: Don't forget I love you.
eng: Don't forget to bring a raincoat!
eng: Don't forget to bring a raincoat.
eng: Don't forget to take your medicine.
eng: Don't forget to take your medication.
eng: Don't give up!
eng: Don't give up.
eng: Don't go near that.
eng: Don't go near that!
eng: Don't hang up!
eng: Don't hang up.
eng: Don't let anybody in.
eng: Don't let anyone in.
eng: Don't let anybody know I'm here.
eng: Don't let anybody know that I'm here.
eng: Don't let anybody know I'm here.
eng: Don't let anyone know that I'm here.
eng: Don't let anyone know that I'm here.
eng: Don't let anybody know that I'm here.
eng: Don't let Tom do that by himself.
eng: Don't let Tom do that alone.
eng: Don't let Tom know you're afraid.
eng: Don't let Tom know that you're afraid.
eng: Don't let Tom know you're scared.
eng: Don't let Tom know that you're scared.
eng: Don't let Tom see you're afraid.
eng: Don't let Tom see that you're afraid.
eng: Don't look at me.
eng: Don't look at me!
eng: Don't make promises that you cannot keep.
eng: Don't make promises that you can't keep.
eng: Don't make the same mistake I made.
eng: Don't make the same mistake that I made.
eng: Don't pick your nose.
eng: Do not pick your nose!
eng: Don't pretend you're sorry. I know you're not.
eng: Don't pretend that you're sorry. I know that you're not.
eng: Don't say anything.
eng: Don't say anything!
eng: Don't say that in front of the children!
eng: Don't say that in front of the children.
eng: Don't speak so fast, please.
eng: Do not speak so fast, please.
eng: Don't stay too long!
eng: Don't stay too long.
eng: Don't study.
eng: Don't study!
eng: Don't sweat the small stuff.
eng: Don't make such a big deal out of small things.
eng: Don't take off your gloves.
eng: Don't take your gloves off.
eng: Don't take what I said too seriously, okay?
eng: Don't take what I said too seriously, OK?
eng: Don't talk about business while we are eating.
eng: Don't talk about business while we're eating.
eng: Don't talk nonsense!
eng: Don't talk rubbish!
eng: Don't talk rubbish!
eng: Don't talk rubbish.
eng: Don't tell anybody that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody where Tom is.
eng: Don't tell anyone where Tom is.
eng: Don't tell anyone I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody I did that.
eng: Don't tell anyone I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anyone that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody I did that.
eng: Don't tell anyone that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anybody that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anyone that I did that.
eng: Don't tell anyone I did that.
eng: Don't tell me that Tom is drunk already.
eng: Don't tell me Tom is drunk already.
eng: Don't tell Tom I was born in Boston.
eng: Don't tell Tom that I was born in Boston.
eng: Don't think I don't know what you're doing.
eng: Don't think that I don't know what you're doing.
eng: Don't turn off the engine.
eng: Don't turn the engine off.
eng: Don't twist my words!
eng: Don't twist my words.
eng: Don't worry, be happy!
eng: Don't worry, be happy.
eng: Don't worry.
eng: Don't worry!
eng: Don't you know that everyone is talking about us?
eng: Don't you know everyone is talking about us?
eng: Don't you see that you're wrong?
eng: Don't you see you're wrong?
eng: Don't you think we have a chance to win?
eng: Don't you think that we have a chance to win?
eng: Don't you think we should've talked to Tom about this?
eng: Don't you think we should have talked to Tom about this?
eng: Don't you understand that Tom despises me?
eng: Don't you understand Tom despises me?
eng: Do Tom and Mary both snore?
eng: Do both Tom and Mary snore?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know that wish they'd leave?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know wish they'd leave?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know that you don't like them?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know you don't like them?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know that you've done that?
eng: Do Tom and Mary know you've done that?
eng: Do we have a map?
eng: Have we got a map?
eng: Do what Tom tells you to do.
eng: Do what Tom tells you.
eng: Do you act differently when you speak French?
eng: Do you act different when you speak French?
eng: Do you do the same with your kids?
eng: Do you do the same with your children?
eng: Do you eat out often?
eng: Do you often eat out?
eng: Do you feel like going swimming?
eng: Are you game for a swim?
eng: Do you feel like you cannot connect with other people?
eng: Do you feel like you can't connect with other people?
eng: Do you have a cellphone?
eng: Do you have a mobile?
eng: Do you have a mobile?
eng: Have you got a mobile?
eng: Do you have an umbrella I could borrow?
eng: Do you have an umbrella that I could borrow?
eng: Do you have any idea when Tom and Mary are planning to get here?
eng: Do you have any idea when Tom and Mary are planning on getting here?
eng: Do you have any idea when Tom is planning on getting here?
eng: Do you have any idea when Tom is planning to get here?
eng: Do you have any idea where Tom might be now?
eng: Any idea where Tom might be now?
eng: Do you have a pencil I can borrow?
eng: Do you have a pencil that I can borrow?
eng: Do you have a tie I could borrow?
eng: Do you have a tie that I could borrow?
eng: Do you have children?
eng: Do you have kids?
eng: Do you have vegetarian pilaf?
eng: Do you have vegetarian pulao?
eng: Do you honestly think Tom has a chance to win?
eng: Do you honestly think that Tom has a chance to win?
eng: Do you know anybody in Boston?
eng: Do you know anyone in Boston?
eng: Do you know anyone who plays the guitar?
eng: Do you know anybody who plays the guitar?
eng: Do you know if Tom and Mary are allowed to do that?
eng: Do you know whether Tom and Mary are allowed to do that?
eng: Do you know if Tom and Mary are going to do that?
eng: Do you know whether Tom and Mary are going to do that?
eng: Do you know why Tom gave Mary that?
eng: Do you know why Tom gave that to Mary?
eng: Do you let your children play in the street?
eng: Do you allow your children play in the street?
eng: Do you like to drink beer?
eng: Do you like drinking beer?
eng: Do you like to travel?
eng: Do you like traveling?
eng: Do you mean that you still haven't done that?
eng: Do you mean you still haven't done that?
eng: Do you need a lift?
eng: Need a lift?
eng: Do you plan to do that?
eng: Do you plan on doing that?
eng: Do you plan to go again?
eng: Do you plan on going again?
eng: Do you promise me you'll do that?
eng: Do you promise me that you'll do that?
eng: Do you promise that you won't tell Tom I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you promise you won't tell Tom I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you promise that you won't tell Tom I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you promise you won't tell Tom that I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you promise that you won't tell Tom I was in a traffic accident?
eng: Do you promise you won't tell Tom I was in a traffic accident?
eng: Do you promise that you won't tell Tom that I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you promise you won't tell Tom I gave you his phone number?
eng: Do you really believe that it's going to be easy to do that?
eng: Do you really believe it's going to be easy to do that?
eng: Do you really think anyone will vote for you?
eng: Do you really think anybody will vote for you?
eng: Do you really think Tom is amused by what's going on?
eng: Do you really think that Tom is amused by what's going on?
eng: Do you really think Tom is determined to do that?
eng: Do you really think that Tom is determined to do that?
eng: Do you really think Tom is exhausted?
eng: Do you really think that Tom is exhausted?
eng: Do you really think you can convince Tom to buy you that?
eng: Do you really think you can convince Tom to buy that for you?
eng: Do you really think you should be taking advice from someone like Tom?
eng: Do you really think that you should be taking advice from someone like Tom?
eng: Do you remember how Tom reacted the first time you told him you and Mary were hanging out together?
eng: Do you remember how Tom reacted the first time that you told him you and Mary were hanging out together?
eng: Do you remember the first time you did that?
eng: Do you remember the first time that you did that?
eng: Do you still believe that Tom is innocent?
eng: Do you still believe Tom is innocent?
eng: Do you still plan on doing that with Tom?
eng: Do you still plan to do that with Tom?
eng: Do you suspect anyone?
eng: Do you suspect anybody?
eng: Do you think I'm weird?
eng: Do you think that I'm weird?
eng: Do you think I should go to Australia with Tom?
eng: Do you think that I should go to Australia with Tom?
eng: Do you think it'll be hard for you to do that?
eng: Do you think it'll be difficult for you to do that?
eng: Do you think it'll rain this weekend?
eng: Do you think that it'll rain this weekend?
eng: Do you think I would recognize Tom?
eng: Do you think I'd recognize Tom?
eng: Do you think men talk about women more than women talk about men?
eng: Do you think that men talk about women more than women talk about men?
eng: Do you think that people drink more in a recession?
eng: Do you think people drink more in a recession?
eng: Do you think that the fine was fair?
eng: Do you think the fine was fair?
eng: Do you think that there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think that Tom is still committed?
eng: Do you think Tom is still committed?
eng: Do you think that Tom will keep his promise?
eng: Do you think Tom will keep his promise?
eng: Do you think that you can sing for us?
eng: Do you think you can sing for us?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think that there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that Tom's actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that Tom's actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance Tom is actually right?
eng: Do you think there's a chance that you'll do that tomorrow?
eng: Do you think that there's a chance that you'll do that tomorrow?
eng: Do you think there's any chance you can do that?
eng: Do you think there's any chance that you can do that?
eng: Do you think there's any chance you'll be able to do that?
eng: Do you think there's any chance that you'll be able to do that?
eng: Do you think they'll know we're from Australia?
eng: Do you think that they'll know we're from Australia?
eng: Do you think Tom could've done that?
eng: Do you think Tom could have done that?
eng: Do you think Tom is already retired?
eng: Do you think Tom is retired already?
eng: Do you think Tom knew that was going to happen?
eng: Do you think that Tom knew that that was going to happen?
eng: Do you think Tom will stay in Australia long?
eng: Do you think that Tom will stay in Australia long?
eng: Do you think Tom would enjoy doing that with us?
eng: Do you think that Tom would enjoy doing that with us?
eng: Do you think Tom would let me do that?
eng: Do you think Tom would allow me to do that?
eng: Do you think Tom would like to do that?
eng: Do you think that Tom would like to do that?
eng: Do you think Tom would like to go camping with us next weekend?
eng: Do you think that Tom would like to go camping with us next weekend?
eng: Do you think Tom would like to go to Australia with us?
eng: Do you think that Tom would like to go to Australia with us?
eng: Do you think Tom would've done that?
eng: Do you think Tom would have done that?
eng: Do you think Tom would've done that if we'd asked him to?
eng: Do you think Tom would have done that if we'd asked him to?
eng: Do you think Tom would've helped us?
eng: Do you think Tom would have helped us?
eng: Do you think we could survive a nuclear attack?
eng: Do you think that we could survive a nuclear attack?
eng: Do you think we'll ever find our way back to the campsite?
eng: Do you think that we'll ever find our way back to the campsite?
eng: Do you think we should've gone to where Tom wanted us to go instead of coming here?
eng: Do you think we should have gone to where Tom wanted us to go instead of coming here?
eng: Do you think we should've gone where Tom wanted us to go instead of coming here?
eng: Do you think we should have gone where Tom wanted us to go instead of coming here?
eng: Do you think we should've talked to Tom about this?
eng: Do you think we should have talked to Tom about this?
eng: Do you think your sources are reliable?
eng: Do you think that your sources are reliable?
eng: Do you want to play?
eng: Do you wanna play?
eng: Dress warmly if you don't want to get ill.
eng: Dress warmly if you don't want to get sick.
eng: Driving is not something that I enjoy doing.
eng: Driving is not something I enjoy doing.
eng: Drunkards and children don't lie.
eng: Drunks and children don't lie.
eng: During my early teens, I was not always on the best of terms with my parents.
eng: During my early teens, I wasn't always on the best of terms with my parents.
eng: Earth is a planet.
eng: The earth is a planet.
eng: Eating too much is bad for the health.
eng: Eating too much is bad for your health.
eng: Eat this bread!
eng: Eat this bread.
eng: Eat whatever you want.
eng: Eat whatever you want to.
eng: English has become my favorite subject.
eng: English has become my favourite subject.
eng: Enough is enough!
eng: Enough is enough.
eng: Even if it rains, I plan to do that.
eng: Even if it rains, I plan on doing that.
eng: Even though Tom explained it in detail, I'm not sure I really understand it.
eng: Even though Tom explained it in detail, I'm not sure that I really understand it.
eng: Even though Tom has a lot of money, he's not happy.
eng: Even though Tom has a lot of money, he isn't happy.
eng: Even though Tom is rich, he's not happy.
eng: Even though Tom is rich, he isn't happy.
eng: Even though Tom said that he was happy, he wasn't.
eng: Even though Tom said he was happy, he wasn't.
eng: Everybody but Tom knew that he didn't need to stay in Boston.
eng: Everyone but Tom knew that he didn't need to stay in Boston.
eng: Everybody but Tom knew that Mary was in love with him.
eng: Everybody but Tom knew Mary was in love with him.
eng: Everybody but Tom knew that Mary was in love with him.
eng: Everybody except Tom knew that Mary was in love with him.
eng: Everybody does that.
eng: Everyone does that.
eng: Everybody except Tom and Mary knew that they didn't have to stay in Boston.
eng: Everybody but Tom and Mary knew that they didn't have to stay in Boston.
eng: Everybody except Tom knew that he didn't have to go to Boston.
eng: Everyone except Tom knew that he didn't have to go to Boston.
eng: Everybody has flaws. "I don't."
eng: Everyone has flaws. "I don't."
eng: Everybody here except Tom and Mary has done that.
eng: Everybody here but Tom and Mary has done that.
eng: Everybody here knows you don't eat pork.
eng: Everyone here knows that you don't eat pork.
eng: Everybody knew that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: Everyone knew Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: Everybody knew that Tom didn't want to stay in Boston.
eng: Everybody knew Tom didn't want to stay in Boston.
eng: Everybody knew Tom could speak French well.
eng: Everyone knew Tom could speak French well.
eng: Everybody knew Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: Everyone knew Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: Everybody knows I hate you.
eng: Everybody knows that I hate you.
eng: Everybody knows she married him for his money.
eng: Everybody knows that she married him for his money.
eng: Everybody knows Tom can't speak French very well.
eng: Everybody knows that Tom can't speak French very well.
eng: Everybody knows Tom is lying.
eng: Everybody knows that Tom is lying.
eng: Everybody loves free stuff.
eng: Everyone loves free stuff.
eng: Everybody needed to do that.
eng: Everyone needed to do that.
eng: Everybody says that Tom is a good man.
eng: Everybody says Tom is a good man.
eng: Everybody says that Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everyone says that Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody says that Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everyone says Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody says Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody says that Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody says Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everyone says that Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody says Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everyone says Tom is a nice person.
eng: Everybody's having a good time.
eng: Everybody is having a good time.
eng: Everybody should do that.
eng: Everyone should do that.
eng: Everybody stopped to see what had happened.
eng: Everyone stopped to see what had happened.
eng: Everybody thinks that Tom is a genius.
eng: Everyone thinks Tom is a genius.
eng: Everybody was intrigued by that.
eng: Everyone was intrigued by that.
eng: Everybody was intrigued.
eng: Everyone was intrigued.
eng: Everybody was late except me.
eng: Everybody was late but me.
eng: Everybody was mean to me.
eng: Everyone was mean to me.
eng: Everybody went in.
eng: Everyone went in.
eng: Every man cannot be happy.
eng: Not every man can be happy.
eng: Everyone agrees it was the right decision.
eng: Everybody agrees that it was the right decision.
eng: Everyone at school knows Tom.
eng: Everybody at school knows Tom.
eng: Everyone but Tom and Mary are planning on going camping this weekend.
eng: Everybody but Tom and Mary are planning on going camping this weekend.
eng: Everyone but Tom knew that he didn't have to go to Australia.
eng: Everyone but Tom knew he didn't have to go to Australia.
eng: Everyone but Tom knew that he didn't have to go to Boston.
eng: Everyone but Tom knew he didn't have to go to Boston.
eng: Everyone died.
eng: Everybody died.
eng: Everyone dies someday.
eng: Everybody dies someday.
eng: Everyone except for Tom brought a surfboard.
eng: Everyone except Tom brought a surfboard.
eng: Everyone except Tom and Mary are planning to be there.
eng: Everyone but Tom and Mary are planning to be there.
eng: Everyone except Tom knew that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Everybody except Tom knew that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Everyone except Tom seemed to be having fun.
eng: Everybody except Tom seemed to be having fun.
eng: Everyone has flaws.
eng: Everybody has flaws.
eng: Everyone here but Tom and Mary has done that.
eng: Everybody here but Tom and Mary has done that.
eng: Everyone here except me has done that.
eng: Everybody here but me has done that.
eng: Everyone here except Tom has done that.
eng: Everybody here but Tom has done that.
eng: Everyone here except you has done that.
eng: Everybody here except you has done that.
eng: Everyone here except you is from Australia.
eng: Everybody here except you is from Australia.
eng: Everyone here knows that we don't eat pork.
eng: Everyone here knows we don't eat pork.
eng: Everyone here knows Tom.
eng: Everybody here knows Tom.
eng: Everyone here knows Tom is in Boston.
eng: Everybody here knows Tom is in Boston.
eng: Everyone here likes you.
eng: Everybody here likes you.
eng: Everyone I know can speak French.
eng: Everybody I know can speak French.
eng: Everyone in the room did the same thing.
eng: Everybody in the room did the same thing.
eng: Everyone knew that Tom didn't like going to Australia.
eng: Everyone knew Tom didn't like going to Australia.
eng: Everyone knew that Tom didn't like going to Boston.
eng: Everybody knew that Tom didn't like going to Boston.
eng: Everyone knows that I don't like Tom.
eng: Everyone knows I don't like Tom.