DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I want to know that what I'm doing is right.
eng: I want to know what I'm doing is right.
eng: I want to know what Tom's up to.
eng: I want to know what Tom is up to.
eng: I want to know when Tom is planning to do that.
eng: I want to know when Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: I want to know who is coming with us.
eng: I want to know who's coming with us.
eng: I want to make certain Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I want to make certain that Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I want to talk with you when you are dressed.
eng: I want to talk with you when you're dressed.
eng: I want you to admit that maybe you like Tom a little.
eng: I want you to admit maybe you like Tom a little.
eng: I want you to find out if Tom is planning to come here by himself.
eng: I want you to find out if Tom is planning on coming here by himself.
eng: I want you to know I appreciate your help.
eng: I want you to know that I appreciate your help.
eng: I want you to know that I'll work very hard.
eng: I want you to know I'll work very hard.
eng: I want you to tell me the truth.
eng: I'd like you to tell me the truth.
eng: I was afraid that I might be late for the bus.
eng: I was afraid I might be late for the bus.
eng: I was afraid that I might be recognized.
eng: I was afraid I might be recognized.
eng: I was afraid that Tom would kill me.
eng: I was afraid Tom would kill me.
eng: I was an idiot to lend Tom money.
eng: I was an idiot to lend money to Tom.
eng: I was convinced that I shouldn't do that.
eng: I was convinced I shouldn't do that.
eng: I was forced to do some things that I didn't want to do.
eng: I was forced to do some things I didn't want to do.
eng: I was happy that I was able to see Tom.
eng: I was happy I was able to see Tom.
eng: I was hoping it was a joke.
eng: I was hoping that it was a joke.
eng: I was hoping you and I could get together this afternoon.
eng: I was hoping that you and I could get together this afternoon.
eng: I was just about to call you, but you beat me to it.
eng: I was just about to give you a bell, but you've beaten me to it.
eng: I was kind of hoping that we wouldn't have to do this.
eng: I was kind of hoping we wouldn't have to do this.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said that he didn't know John.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said he didn't know John.
eng: I was kind of surprised when Tom said that he wouldn't do that that.
eng: I was kind of surprised Tom said he wouldn't do that that.
eng: I was living in Boston when I was thirteen.
eng: I was living in Boston when I was thirteen years old.
eng: I was not feeling very hungry.
eng: I wasn't feeling very hungry.
eng: I wasn't able to play tennis as often last year as I wanted to.
eng: Last year, I wasn't able to play tennis as often as I wanted to.
eng: I wasn't as helpful as I should've been.
eng: I wasn't as helpful as I should have been.
eng: I wasn't as hungry as Tom.
eng: I wasn't as hungry as Tom was.
eng: I wasn't as successful as Tom.
eng: I wasn't as successful as Tom was.
eng: I wasn't aware someone was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware somebody was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware someone was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware that somebody was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware that somebody was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware somebody was watching me.
eng: I wasn't aware that Tom wouldn't be there.
eng: I wasn't aware Tom wouldn't be there.
eng: I wasn't aware Tom hadn't done that yet.
eng: I wasn't aware that Tom hadn't yet done that.
eng: I wasn't aware Tom hadn't yet done that.
eng: I wasn't aware that Tom hadn't done that yet.
eng: I wasn't aware Tom should do that.
eng: I wasn't aware that Tom should do that.
eng: I wasn't really planning to do that.
eng: I wasn't really planning on doing that.
eng: I wasn't surprised that I didn't have to do the same thing you had to do.
eng: I wasn't surprised I didn't have to do the same thing that you had to do.
eng: I wasn't surprised that Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I wasn't surprised Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I wasn't surprised that Tom didn't need to do the same thing I needed to do.
eng: I wasn't surprised Tom didn't need to do the same thing I needed to do.
eng: I wasn't surprised when Tom told me he had to do that.
eng: I wasn't surprised when Tom told me that he had to do that.
eng: I wasn't surprised when Tom told me he wasn't going to do that.
eng: I wasn't surprised when Tom told me that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: I was shocked when I heard that Tom had been arrested.
eng: I was shocked when I heard Tom had been arrested.
eng: I was so excited I couldn't eat anything.
eng: I was so excited that I couldn't eat anything.
eng: I was so excited!
eng: I was so excited.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't need to do the same thing I needed to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't need to do the same thing that I needed to do.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't want to do what everyone else wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't want to do what everybody else wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't want to do what I wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't want to do what I wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't come yesterday.
eng: I was surprised that Tom didn't come yesterday.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't have to do what everyone else had to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't have to do what everybody else had to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't want to do what everyone else wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised Tom didn't want to do what everybody else wanted to do.
eng: I was surprised when I heard that Tom had committed suicide.
eng: I was surprised when I heard Tom had committed suicide.
eng: I was surprised when Tom told me he didn't want to do that.
eng: I was surprised when Tom told me that he didn't want to do that.
eng: I was surprised when Tom told me he wanted to do that.
eng: I was surprised when Tom told me that he wanted to do that.
eng: I was the only one there who knew that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I was the only one there who knew Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I was the only one there who knew that Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I was the only one there who knew Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I was told that that's not a good idea.
eng: I was told that that isn't a good idea.
eng: I was very shy when I was a kid.
eng: I was very shy when I was a child.
eng: I wear a suit but wear no tie.
eng: I wear a suit, but not a tie.
eng: I wet myself.
eng: I peed myself.
eng: I will accomplish that no matter what the cost.
eng: I'll accomplish that no matter what the cost.
eng: I will ask Tom for an explanation.
eng: I'll ask Tom for an explanation.
eng: I will be busy next week.
eng: I'll be busy next week.
eng: I will be in Boston until Monday afternoon.
eng: I'll be in Boston until Monday afternoon.
eng: I will be very brief.
eng: I'll be very brief.
eng: I will call you tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I'll call you tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I will check up on Tom.
eng: I'll check up on Tom.
eng: I will do it tomorrow.
eng: I'll do it tomorrow.
eng: I will draw water from the well.
eng: I'll draw water from the well.
eng: I will miss you all so much.
eng: I'll miss you all so much.
eng: I will never violate a law again.
eng: I'll never violate a law again.
eng: I will never visit Tom again.
eng: I'll never visit Tom again.
eng: I will probably be busy this afternoon.
eng: I'll probably be busy this afternoon.
eng: I will stay home if it rains tomorrow.
eng: I'll stay at home if it rains tomorrow.
eng: I will take my mother out in my new car tomorrow.
eng: I'll take my mother out in my new car tomorrow.
eng: I will telephone you later on.
eng: I'll phone you later.
eng: I will try not to disturb you while you are studying.
eng: I'll try not to disturb you while you're studying.
eng: I will visit Tom some other time.
eng: I'll visit Tom some other time.
eng: I wish everyone knew this.
eng: I wish everybody knew this.
eng: I wish I could go to the concert with you.
eng: I wish that I could go to the concert with you.
eng: I wish I could have spoken French.
eng: I wish I could've spoken French.
eng: I wish I could hug you.
eng: I wish that I could hug you.
eng: I wish I could speak English as fluently as you!
eng: I wish I could speak English as fluently as you.
eng: I wish I could speak French as fluently as you do.
eng: I wish that I could speak French as fluently as you do.
eng: I wish I could speak French as well as Tom.
eng: I wish I could speak French as well as Tom does.
eng: I wish I could've done it by myself.
eng: I wish I could have done it by myself.
eng: I wish I could've helped Tom.
eng: I wish I could have helped Tom.
eng: I wish I could visit Australia.
eng: I wish that I could visit Australia.
eng: I wish I'd been born a cat.
eng: I wish that I'd been born a cat.
eng: I wish I'd had more time to speak.
eng: I wish that I'd had more time to speak.
eng: I wish I didn't have to go to work today.
eng: I wish that I didn't have to go to work today.
eng: I wish I'd never given Tom any money.
eng: I wish that I'd never given Tom any money.
eng: I wish I had had the chance to learn French in high school.
eng: I wish that I had had the chance to learn French in high school.
eng: I wish I hadn't tried doing that.
eng: I wish I hadn't tried to do that.
eng: I wish I had time to eat.
eng: I wish that I had time to eat.
eng: I wish it weren't true.
eng: I wish that it weren't true.
eng: I wish I were better at French.
eng: I wish that I were better at French.
eng: I wish I were by your side!
eng: I wish I were by your side.
eng: I wish I were in Australia right now.
eng: I wish that I were in Australia right now.
eng: I wish I were somebody else.
eng: I wish that I were someone else.
eng: I wish I were someone else.
eng: I wish that I were someone else.
eng: I wish my French was as good as your English.
eng: I wish that my French was as good as your English.
eng: I wish my friends could've been there with me.
eng: I wish my friends could have been there with me.
eng: I wish somebody would help me with that.
eng: I wish someone would help me with that.
eng: I wish that had happened.
eng: I wish that that had happened.
eng: I wish that I could lose weight and keep it off.
eng: I wish I could lose weight and keep it off.
eng: I wish that I could've helped you more.
eng: I wish that I could have helped you more.
eng: I wish that I didn't have to throw this away.
eng: I wish I didn't have to throw this away.
eng: I wish that I had gone to Australia with Tom.
eng: I wish I'd gone to Australia with Tom.
eng: I wish that I hadn't forgotten to buy eggs.
eng: I wish I hadn't forgotten to buy eggs.
eng: I wish that I were as good at talking to girls as Tom is.
eng: I wish I were as good at talking to girls as Tom is.
eng: I wish that I were with Tom back in Australia.
eng: I wish I were with Tom back in Australia.
eng: I wish that my French were as good as yours.
eng: I wish my French were as good as yours.
eng: I wish that Tom were my brother.
eng: I wish Tom were my brother.
eng: I wish that Tom wouldn't be so noisy.
eng: I wish Tom wouldn't be so noisy.
eng: I wish that you'd stop making fun of me.
eng: I wish you'd stop making fun of me.
eng: I wish that you hadn't seen me doing that.
eng: I wish you hadn't seen me doing that.
eng: I wish Tom would believe me.
eng: I wish that Tom would believe me.
eng: I wish we'd stayed in Australia for another week.
eng: I wish that we'd stayed in Australia for another week.
eng: I wish we hadn't gone to Australia.
eng: I wish that we hadn't gone to Australia.
eng: I wish you'd do what I've asked you to do.
eng: I wish that you'd do what I've asked you to do.
eng: I wish you'd never told me.
eng: I wish that you'd never told me.
eng: I wish you'd take this.
eng: I wish that you'd take this.
eng: I wish you'd told me earlier.
eng: I wish you had told me earlier.
eng: I wish you hadn't told me that.
eng: I wish that you hadn't told me that.
eng: I wish you had told me this earlier.
eng: I wish you'd told me this earlier.
eng: I wish you would've stayed home.
eng: I wish you would have stayed home.
eng: I woke up at seven o'clock.
eng: I woke up at seven.
eng: I wonder how long this rain will last.
eng: I wonder how long this rain'll last.
eng: I wonder how Tom knew that I would be here.
eng: I wonder how Tom knew I would be here.
eng: I wonder if it'll rain.
eng: I wonder whether it'll rain.
eng: I wonder if it's safe to camp here.
eng: I wonder whether it's safe to camp here.
eng: I wonder if there's a chance Tom will be here tomorrow.
eng: I wonder whether there's a chance Tom will be here tomorrow.
eng: I wonder if there's a chance Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder if there's a chance that Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder if the weather will hold.
eng: I wonder whether the weather will hold.
eng: I wonder if this really works.
eng: I wonder whether this really works.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are going to say anything about what happened.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are going to say anything about what happened.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are married.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are married.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are really interested.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are really interested.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are really reliable.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are really reliable.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are really scared.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are really scared.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are really telling the truth.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are really telling the truth.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are skeptical.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are skeptical.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are still alone.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still alone.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are still homesick.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still homesick.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are still safe.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still safe.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are still staring at me.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still staring at me.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are still up.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still up.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary are worried.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary are worried.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary were able to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary were able to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary were here yesterday.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary were here yesterday.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary were supposed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary were supposed to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom can swim as well as Mary.
eng: I wonder if Tom can swim as well as Mary can.
eng: I wonder if Tom has another one.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has another one.
eng: I wonder if Tom has ever asked Mary why she didn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has ever asked Mary why she didn't do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom has ever asked Mary why she got fired.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has ever asked Mary why she got fired.
eng: I wonder if Tom has ever been to Boston.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has ever been to Boston.
eng: I wonder if Tom has ever told Mary about what we did on that day.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has ever told Mary about what we did on that day.
eng: I wonder if Tom is asleep.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is asleep.
eng: I wonder if Tom is excited.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is excited.
eng: I wonder if Tom is frightened.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is frightened.
eng: I wonder if Tom is going to Boston next week.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is going to Boston next week.
eng: I wonder if Tom is happy.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is happy.
eng: I wonder if Tom is motivated.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is motivated.
eng: I wonder if Tom is rich.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is rich.
eng: I wonder if Tom is satisfied.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is satisfied.
eng: I wonder if Tom kissed Mary goodnight last night.
eng: I wonder whether Tom kissed Mary goodnight last night.
eng: I wonder if Tom knows he's overweight.
eng: I wonder if Tom knows that he's overweight.
eng: I wonder if Tom knows Mary didn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knows Mary didn't do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom knows that Mary wants to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knows that Mary wants to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom likes dancing as much as Mary does.
eng: I wonder if Tom likes dancing as much as Mary.
eng: I wonder if Tom likes to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom likes doing that.
eng: I wonder if Tom really kissed Mary last night.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really kissed Mary last night.
eng: I wonder if Tom still remembers how to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom still remembers how to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom was able to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom was able to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom will be able to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will be able to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom will be busy tomorrow.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will be busy tomorrow.
eng: I wonder if Tom will be OK.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will be OK.
eng: I wonder what could've made Tom change his mind.
eng: I wonder what could have made Tom change his mind.
eng: I wonder what Tom did with the money he found.
eng: I wonder what Tom did with the money that he found.
eng: I wonder what Tom is planning to buy.
eng: I wonder what Tom is planning on buying.
eng: I wonder whether I can do that again.
eng: I wonder whether or not I can do that again.
eng: I wonder whether I can do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not I can do that.
eng: I wonder whether I could help Tom.
eng: I wonder if I could help Tom.
eng: I wonder whether I'm still able do that.
eng: I wonder if I'm still able do that.
eng: I wonder whether I really could do that.
eng: I wonder if I really could do that.
eng: I wonder whether I really have to do that again.
eng: I wonder if I really have to do that again.
eng: I wonder whether I really need that.
eng: I wonder if I really need that.
eng: I wonder whether I should do that.
eng: I wonder whether I should do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether I should do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not I should do that.
eng: I wonder whether it'll really be hot tomorrow.
eng: I wonder if it'll really be hot tomorrow.
eng: I wonder whether it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: I wonder if it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knew that Mary couldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knew Mary couldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knows that Mary's phone number.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom likes doing that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom likes to do that.
eng: I wonder whether that could happen again.
eng: I wonder whether or not that could happen again.
eng: I wonder whether there's a chance Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder if there's a chance that Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder whether there's a chance Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder whether or not there's a chance Tom will help us.
eng: I wonder whether there's any cheese left in the refrigerator.
eng: I wonder whether or not there's any cheese left in the refrigerator.
eng: I wonder whether this is really true.
eng: I wonder whether or not this is really true.
eng: I wonder whether this water is drinkable.
eng: I wonder whether or not this water is drinkable.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary were planning to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom and Mary were planning to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom and Mary will get divorced.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom and Mary will get divorced.
eng: I wonder whether Tom asked Mary to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom asked Mary to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom bought that house on Park Street he was looking at last week.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom bought that house on Park Street he was looking at last week.
eng: I wonder whether Tom can babysit for us tonight.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom can babysit for us tonight.
eng: I wonder whether Tom can do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom can do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom can help us.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom can help us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom could help us.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom could help us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom could help us solve this problem.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom could help us solve this problem.
eng: I wonder whether Tom did that.
eng: I wonder if Tom did that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom did that last night.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom did that last night.
eng: I wonder whether Tom enjoys doing that.
eng: I wonder if Tom enjoys doing that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom ever gives Mary flowers.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom ever gives Mary flowers.
eng: I wonder whether Tom forgot to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I wonder if Tom forgot to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I wonder whether Tom found anything.
eng: I wonder whether Tom found anything or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has a driver's license.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has a driver's license or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has already told Mary not to do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom has already told Mary not to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has done that already.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom has done that already.
eng: I wonder whether Tom has done that yet.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom has done that yet.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is alive.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is alive.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is alone.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is alone.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is biased.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is biased or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is downstairs.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is downstairs.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is going to Boston next week.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is going to Boston next week.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is having fun.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is having fun or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is here.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is here.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is interested.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is interested.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is planning to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is planning to quit his job.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is planning to quit his job.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is pleased.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is pleased.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is pleased.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is pleased or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is prepared to do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is prepared to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is puzzled.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is puzzled or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really asleep.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really asleep.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really at home.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really at home.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really finished.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really finished.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really going to do that today.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really going to do that today.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really homesick.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really homesick.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really planning to quit his job.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really planning to quit his job.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is really sick.
eng: I wonder if Tom is really sick.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is reliable.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is reliable or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is safe.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is safe or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is still busy.
eng: I wonder if Tom is still busy.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is studying French.
eng: I wonder if Tom is studying French.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is upset.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is upset or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom is waiting for us.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom is waiting for us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew he needed to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom knew he needed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew he needed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew he needed to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew I had to do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knew I had to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew I needed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knew I needed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew Mary had to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom knew Mary had to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew that Mary couldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew Mary couldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew that Mary had to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knew Mary had to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knows that Mary wants to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knows Mary wants to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom knows who left this package on my desk.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom knows who left this package on my desk.
eng: I wonder whether Tom likes to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom likes doing that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really could help me.
eng: I wonder if Tom really could help me.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really could help us.
eng: I wonder if Tom really could help us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really has a girlfriend.
eng: I wonder if Tom really has a girlfriend.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really knows the combination to this safe.
eng: I wonder if Tom really knows the combination to this safe.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really needed to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really needed to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really stayed in Boston last summer.
eng: I wonder if Tom really stayed in Boston last summer.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really thought it was a good idea to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom really thought it was a good idea to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really told Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom really told Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: I wonder if Tom really wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I wonder if Tom really wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really wants me to do that today.
eng: I wonder if Tom really wants me to do that today.
eng: I wonder whether Tom really went to Boston.
eng: I wonder if Tom really went to Boston.
eng: I wonder whether Tom's friends would help him.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom's friends would help him.
eng: I wonder whether Tom still remembers where we first met.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom still remembers where we first met.
eng: I wonder whether Tom still thinks Mary has to do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom still thinks Mary has to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom told Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I wonder if Tom told Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom turned down that job.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom turned down that job.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to sing.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wanted to sing or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants me to do that today.
eng: I wonder if Tom wants me to do that today.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants to buy a car.
eng: I wonder if Tom wants to buy a car.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants to buy a car.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom wants to buy a car.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants to buy that for Mary.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom wants to buy that for Mary.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants to dance.
eng: I wonder whether Tom wants to dance or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom was able to do that by himself.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom was able to do that by himself.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will ask for my help.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom will ask for my help.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will be at Mary's party tonight.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom will be at Mary's party tonight.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will get here on time.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will get here on time or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will like doing that.
eng: I wonder if Tom will like doing that.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will pass the test.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will pass the test or not.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will really be here tomorrow.
eng: I wonder if Tom will really be here tomorrow.
eng: I wonder whether Tom will really do that today.
eng: I wonder if Tom will really do that today.
eng: I wonder whether Tom would like to play poker with us.
eng: I wonder whether or not Tom would like to play poker with us.
eng: I wonder whether we can do that.
eng: I wonder if we can do that.
eng: I wonder whether we could do anything to help.
eng: I wonder if we could do anything to help.
eng: I wonder whether we forgot to tell Tom to do that.
eng: I wonder if we forgot to tell Tom to do that.
eng: I wonder whether we have to do that.
eng: I wonder if we have to do that.
eng: I wonder whether we have to do that.
eng: I wonder whether we have to do that or not.
eng: I wonder whether we'll be all right.
eng: I wonder if we'll be all right.
eng: I wonder whether we'll ever find out what happened.
eng: I wonder whether or not we'll ever find out what happened.
eng: I wonder whether we'll really do that today.
eng: I wonder if we'll really do that today.
eng: I wonder why Tom gave me this.
eng: I wonder why Tom gave this to me.
eng: I won't allow it.
eng: I won't permit it.
eng: I won't be able to come in to work today because I have to take my son to the hospital.
eng: I can't come in to work today because I have to take my son to the hospital.
eng: I won't talk with him anymore.
eng: I won't talk to him anymore.
eng: I won't tell anybody that you were here.
eng: I won't tell anybody you were here.
eng: I won't tell anybody you're in Australia.
eng: I won't tell anybody that you're in Australia.
eng: I won't tell anyone that you were here.
eng: I won't tell anybody you were here.
eng: I would do anything to help you both.
eng: I'd do anything to help you both.
eng: I would have done it at that time.
eng: I would've done it at that time.
eng: I would have told you earlier, but I didn't think you'd understand.
eng: I would've told you earlier, but I didn't think you'd understand.
eng: I would have written a longer letter if I'd had more time.
eng: I would've written a longer letter if I'd had more time.
eng: I would like to become an astronaut.
eng: I'd like to become an astronaut.
eng: I would like to report a crime.
eng: I'd like to report a crime.
eng: I would like to speak with your manager.
eng: I'd like to speak with your manager.
eng: I would like to use this opportunity to thank you.
eng: I'd like to use this opportunity to thank you.
eng: I would like you to look over these documents.
eng: I'd like you to look over these documents.
eng: I would never betray you!
eng: I would never betray you.
eng: I would never confide in Tom.
eng: I'd never confide in Tom.
eng: I would never do such a thing.
eng: I'd never do such a thing.
eng: I would not have been able to do that.
eng: I wouldn't have been able to do that.
eng: I wouldn't have said anything.
eng: I would've said nothing.
eng: I would rather walk than wait for the next bus.
eng: I'd rather walk than wait for the next bus.
eng: I would really like you to go.
eng: I'd really like you to go.
eng: I would've been shocked.
eng: I would have been shocked.
eng: I would've been there by now if my car hadn't broken down.
eng: I would have been there by now if my car hadn't broken down.
eng: I would've been unable to do that without your help.
eng: I would have been unable to do that without your help.
eng: I would've been unable to do that without your help.
eng: Without your help, I wouldn't have been able to do that.
eng: I would've bought more clothes if I had had the money.
eng: I would have bought more clothes if I had had the money.
eng: I would've done anything in the world to help Tom.
eng: I would have done anything in the world to help Tom.
eng: I would've done it for you if you'd asked.
eng: I would've done it for you if you'd asked me to.
eng: I would've done that a different way.
eng: I would have done that a different way.
eng: I would've done that by myself if Tom hadn't been there.
eng: I would have done that by myself if Tom hadn't been there.
eng: I would've done that by myself if Tom hadn't helped me.
eng: I would have done that by myself if Tom hadn't helped me.
eng: I would've done that for you if I'd had more time.
eng: I would have done that for you if I'd had more time.
eng: I would've done that if I could've.
eng: I would've done that if I could have.
eng: I would've done that if I'd had the chance.
eng: I would have done that if I'd had the chance.
eng: I would've done the same thing Tom did.
eng: I would have done the same thing Tom did.
eng: I would've given up.
eng: I would have given up.
eng: I would've helped you if you had asked.
eng: I would have helped you if you had asked.
eng: I would've helped you.
eng: I would have helped you.
eng: I would've left early if I could've.
eng: I would've left early if I could have.
eng: I would've let Tom do it.
eng: I would have let Tom do it.
eng: I would've liked to do that, but I couldn't.
eng: I would have liked to do that, but I couldn't.
eng: I would've liked to do that.
eng: I would have liked to do that.
eng: I would've never done that.
eng: I would have never done that.
eng: I would've never thought of that.
eng: I would have never thought of that.
eng: I would've shut my phone off.
eng: I would have shut my phone off.
eng: I would've stayed in Boston longer if I could've.
eng: I would've stayed in Boston longer if I could have.
eng: I would've stopped doing that if you had asked me to.
eng: I would have stopped doing that if you had asked me to.
eng: I would've talked to Tom instead of just ignoring him.
eng: I would have talked to Tom instead of just ignoring him.
eng: I would've thought Tom's French would be better.
eng: I would've thought that Tom's French would be better.
eng: I wrote a long letter to Tom.
eng: I wrote Tom a long letter.
eng: I wrote him a letter.
eng: I wrote a letter to him.
eng: Japan is an industrial nation.
eng: Japan is an industrial country.
eng: Jeff wore the tie which Kim had given him for a birthday present.
eng: Jeff wore the tie that Kim had given him for a birthday present.
eng: Joan runs in the city.
eng: Joan is running in the city.
eng: Just between us, he doesn't think very deeply.
eng: Just between us, he's not a deep thinker.
eng: Just promise me that you won't do anything silly.
eng: Just promise me you won't do anything silly.
eng: Just tell Tom that I can't see him today.
eng: Just tell Tom I can't see him today.
eng: Keep it up!
eng: Keep it up.
eng: Keep left at the next traffic lights.
eng: Keep left at the next traffic light.
eng: Keep off the grass.
eng: Keep off the grass!
eng: Keep on working hard!
eng: Keep on working hard.
eng: Keep the remote somewhere where Tom can't reach it.
eng: Keep the remote somewhere out of Tom's reach.
eng: Keep your mouth shut!
eng: Keep your mouth shut.
eng: Keep your voice down.
eng: Keep your voice down!
eng: Kids enjoy this game, but adults don't.
eng: Children enjoy this game, but adults don't.
eng: Kids, listen!
eng: Children, listen!
eng: Kindergarten children act better than some adults.
eng: Kindergarten children act better than some adults do.
eng: Know thyself.
eng: Know thyself!
eng: Koalas are not bears.
eng: Koalas aren't bears.
eng: Kyoko had the kindness to carry my baggage for me.
eng: Kyoko was kind enough to carry my baggage for me.
eng: Last night I puked.
eng: Last night I lost my cookies.
eng: Last night I puked.
eng: Last night I prayed to the porcelain god.
eng: Last night I puked.
eng: Last night I threw up.
eng: Last night, Tom said he might retire.
eng: Last night, Tom said that he might retire.
eng: Leave the dog outside!
eng: Leave the dog outside.
eng: Leave the lights on, please.
eng: Please leave the lights on.
eng: Let me alone, she said angrily.
eng: Leave me alone, she said angrily.
eng: Let me know if something is missing.
eng: Let me know if something's missing.
eng: Let me know if there is anything I can do.
eng: Let me know if there's anything I can do.
eng: Let me know if you figure it out.
eng: Let me know if you work it out.
eng: Let's assume that it's true.
eng: Let's assume it's true.
eng: Let's assume that'll happen.
eng: Let's assume that that'll happen.
eng: Let's buy Tom this cap.
eng: Let's buy this cap for Tom.
eng: Let's celebrate!
eng: Let's celebrate.
eng: Let's check why your answers differ from mine.
eng: Let's see why your answers differ from mine.
eng: Let's get married.
eng: Let's get married!
eng: Let's get our photograph taken.
eng: Let's have a picture taken.
eng: Let's get out of here before anybody sees us.
eng: Let's get out of here before anyone sees us.
eng: Let's get out of here before someone sees us.
eng: Let's get out of here before somebody sees us.
eng: Let's get to the point.
eng: Let's get to the point!
eng: Let's go into town.
eng: Let's go in town.
eng: Let's go out for some ramen.
eng: Let's go for some ramen.
eng: Let's go to the beach.
eng: Let's go to the beach!
eng: Let's go to the park where it is not noisy.
eng: Let's go to the park where it isn't noisy.
eng: Let's hit the slopes!
eng: Let's hit the slopes.
eng: Let's hope that changes today.
eng: Let's hope that that changes today.
eng: Let's hope that happens on Monday.
eng: Let's hope that that happens on Monday.
eng: Let's hope that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that never happens again.
eng: Let's hope that that never happens again.
eng: Let's hope that's enough time.
eng: Let's hope that that's enough time.
eng: Let's hope that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that's the last time that happens.
eng: Let's hope that's the last time that that happens.
eng: Let's hope that that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that that isn't going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that that's not going to happen.
eng: Let's hope that you're cured.
eng: Let's hope you're cured.
eng: Let's hope things stay this way.
eng: Let's hope that things stay this way.
eng: Let's hope Tom will be there.
eng: Let's hope that Tom will be there.
eng: Let's hope we get to do that.
eng: Let's hope that we get to do that.
eng: Let's leave before anyone sees us.
eng: Let's leave before anybody sees us.
eng: Let's make believe that we're cowboys.
eng: Let's make believe we're cowboys.
eng: Let's make love!
eng: Let's make love.
eng: Let's make sure that doesn't happen.
eng: Let's make sure that that doesn't happen.
eng: Let's not do anything that might make Tom angry.
eng: Let's not do anything that might make Tom mad.
eng: Let's play on the beach.
eng: Let's play on the beach!
eng: Let's see if I can fluff up your pillow.
eng: Let's see if I can't fluff up your pillow.
eng: Let them eat cake.
eng: Let them eat cake!
eng: Life's meaningless.
eng: Life is meaningless.
eng: Life's not fair.
eng: Life is not fair.
eng: Light blue is my favourite colour.
eng: Light blue is my favorite color.
eng: Listen carefully to what I am going to tell you.
eng: Listen carefully to what I'm going to tell you.
eng: Listening is not one of his strengths.
eng: Listening is not his forte.
eng: Look at that boy who is swimming.
eng: Look at that boy who's swimming.
eng: Look at this high mountain.
eng: Look at this high mountain!
eng: Look behind you.
eng: Look behind you!
eng: Look, Tom, I'm sorry I intruded.
eng: Look, Tom, I'm sorry that I intruded.
eng: Lūṭ was a prophet of God.
eng: Lot was a prophet of God.
eng: Make sure nobody enters.
eng: Make sure no one enters.
eng: Make sure that nobody enters.
eng: Make sure no one enters.
eng: Make sure that you don't forget to mail this letter.
eng: Make sure you don't forget to mail this letter.
eng: Make sure to thaw the chicken out before cooking.
eng: Make sure to thaw out the chicken before cooking.
eng: Make sure you don't forget your umbrella.
eng: Make sure that you don't forget your umbrella.
eng: Make sure you don't leave your umbrella on the bus.
eng: Make sure that you don't leave your umbrella on the bus.
eng: Make sure you do that before you go home.
eng: Make sure that you do that before you go home.
eng: Many men, many minds.
eng: Different strokes for different folks.
eng: Many mistakes could have been avoided through simple experiments.
eng: Many mistakes could've been avoided through simple experiments.
eng: Many old people these days can't keep up with the times.
eng: Many old people these days cannot keep up with the times.
eng: Many people believe that's not going to happen.
eng: Many people believe that isn't going to happen.
eng: Mary became pregnant at the age of 14.
eng: Mary got pregnant at age fourteen.
eng: Mary doesn't plan on doing that until I tell her to.
eng: Mary doesn't plan to do that until I tell her to.
eng: Mary doesn't speak Galician.
eng: Mary does not speak Galician.
eng: Mary got a tracheal shave.
eng: Mary got a trachea shave.
eng: Mary has a big postcard collection.
eng: Mary's got a big postcard collection.
eng: Mary has a swollen eye. Her eyelid was bitten by a mosquito while she slept.
eng: Mary's got a swollen eye: her eyelid was bitten by a mosquito while she slept.
eng: Mary has PTSD.
eng: Mary has post-traumatic stress disorder.
eng: Mary hopes Tom will ask her out.
eng: Mary hopes that Tom will ask her out.
eng: Mary is a physics student.
eng: Mary is a student of physics.
eng: Mary is heading this way.
eng: Mary's heading this way.
eng: Mary knows that all she has to do is snap her fingers and Tom will come running.
eng: Mary knows all she has to do is snap her fingers and Tom will come running.
eng: Mary knows that she's attractive.
eng: Mary knows she's attractive.
eng: Mary let me know that she wasn't planning to stay very long.
eng: Mary let me know that she wasn't planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary let me know that she was planning on doing that.
eng: Mary let me know that she was planning to do that.
eng: Mary made her husband breakfast.
eng: Mary made breakfast for her husband.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that by herself.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that by herself.
eng: Mary said she planned on doing that.
eng: Mary said she planned to do that.
eng: Mary said she planned on going.
eng: Mary said she planned to go.
eng: Mary said she planned on going Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to get home on Monday.
eng: Mary said she's planning on going, too.
eng: Mary said she's planning to go, too.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning on going.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning to go.
eng: Mary said that she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary said that she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary said that she was planning on getting there early.
eng: Mary said that she was planning to get there early.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that here.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that here.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that this week.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that this week.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on going there by herself.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to go there by herself.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on going.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to go.
eng: Mary says she's planning on going to Boston with Tom.
eng: Mary says she's planning to go to Boston with Tom.
eng: Mary says she's planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Mary's got a hairdresser's appointment.
eng: Mary has a hairdresser's appointment.
eng: Mary's got everything she needs, with one exception: Tom. She really misses him.
eng: Mary has everything that she needs, with one exception: Tom. She misses him very much.
eng: Mary's got to settle into her new flat.
eng: Mary has to settle into her new flat.
eng: Mary told me that she'd left her husband.
eng: Mary told me she'd left her husband.
eng: Mary told me that she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she was at home.
eng: Mary told me she was at home.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary told Tom what she was planning on doing.
eng: Mary told Tom what she was planning to do.
eng: Mary took Tom for an idiot.
eng: Mary thought Tom was an idiot.
eng: Mary tried on her mother's clothes.
eng: Mary tried her mother's clothes on.
eng: Mary tried on her wedding dress.
eng: Mary tried her wedding dress on.
eng: Mary wore an ankle bracelet.
eng: Mary wore an anklet.
eng: Math is really hard.
eng: Math is really difficult.
eng: Math is really hard!
eng: Math is really hard.
eng: Maybe I should've tried harder.
eng: Maybe I should have tried harder.
eng: Maybe it would have been better if I hadn't done it.
eng: Maybe it would've been better if I hadn't done it.
eng: Maybe next time!
eng: Maybe next time.
eng: Maybe they should have told Tom the truth.
eng: Maybe they should've told Tom the truth.
eng: Maybe Tom didn't do what everyone says he did.
eng: Maybe Tom didn't do what everybody says he did.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary well enough to know that she won't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary well enough to know she won't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I hardly ever do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I hardly ever do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary has to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary has to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that now isn't the time to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know now isn't the time to do that.
eng: Maybe you could learn a thing or two from Tom.
eng: Perhaps you could learn a thing or two from Tom.
eng: May I ask Tom to help me?
eng: Is it all right if I ask Tom to help me?
eng: May I try on this jacket?
eng: May I try this jacket on?
eng: Mercury is the planet nearest to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun.
eng: Monday would have been Tom's thirtieth birthday.
eng: Monday would've been Tom's thirtieth birthday.
eng: Money cannot pay for the loss of happiness.
eng: Money can't pay for the loss of happiness.
eng: Monkeys are closely related to humans.
eng: Monkeys and humans are close relatives.
eng: Monkeys are not as strong as bears.
eng: Monkeys aren't as strong as bears.
eng: Moses was the greatest of the prophets, but he was not a perfect person.
eng: Moshe was the greatest of the prophets, but he was not a perfect person.
eng: Most people say that they want to eat healthier.
eng: Most people say they want to eat healthier.
eng: Most people think they're above average.
eng: Most people think that they're above average.
eng: Most people who get infected with tuberculosis never get sick.
eng: Most people who get infected with TB never get sick.