DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom couldn't figure out how to get the box open.
eng: Tom wasn't able to figure out how to get the box open.
eng: Tom couldn't find a bottle opener, so he tried opening the bottle with his teeth.
eng: Tom couldn't find a bottle opener, so he tried to open the bottle with his teeth.
eng: Tom couldn't find what he was looking for.
eng: Tom wasn't able find what he was looking for.
eng: Tom couldn't get off his socks.
eng: Tom couldn't get his socks off.
eng: Tom couldn't help smiling.
eng: Tom could not help smiling.
eng: Tom couldn't make it to my party.
eng: Tom was unable to make it to my party.
eng: Tom couldn't run any faster.
eng: Tom wasn't able to run any faster.
eng: Tom could've asked me first.
eng: Tom could have asked me first.
eng: Tom could've been afraid.
eng: Tom could have been afraid.
eng: Tom could've been in Boston by now if he'd wanted to be.
eng: Tom could have been in Boston by now if he'd wanted to be.
eng: Tom could've been present at today's meeting, but he didn't want to be, so he wasn't.
eng: Tom could have been present at today's meeting, but he didn't want to be, so he wasn't.
eng: Tom could've been quicker at doing that than Mary if he'd tried harder.
eng: Tom could have been quicker at doing that than Mary if he'd tried harder.
eng: Tom could've been sentenced to life.
eng: Tom could have been sentenced to life.
eng: Tom could've been the one responsible for what happened, but I don't think he was.
eng: Tom could have been the one responsible for what happened, but I don't think he was.
eng: Tom could've done that by himself, I think.
eng: Tom could have done that by himself, I think.
eng: Tom could've done that on his own.
eng: Tom could have done that on his own.
eng: Tom could've done that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom could have done that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom could've given me more money.
eng: Tom could have given me more money.
eng: Tom could've gone camping with you if you'd let him know you were going.
eng: Tom could've gone camping with you if you'd let him know that you were going.
eng: Tom could've kicked himself.
eng: Tom could have kicked himself.
eng: Tom could've stayed in Boston.
eng: Tom could have stayed in Boston.
eng: Tom could've taken the money.
eng: Tom could have taken the money.
eng: Tom could've used the help.
eng: Tom could have used the help.
eng: Tom cried all night.
eng: Tom cried all night long.
eng: Tom decided the best thing was to let Mary go to Australia.
eng: Tom decided that the best thing was to let Mary go to Australia.
eng: Tom definitely knew that he shouldn't have eaten that.
eng: Tom definitely knew he shouldn't have eaten that.
eng: Tom definitely knows that he shouldn't be doing that.
eng: Tom definitely knows he shouldn't be doing that.
eng: Tom deleted Mary's save files.
eng: Tom deleted Mary's saves.
eng: Tom denied he knew anything about the bank robbery.
eng: Tom denied that he knew anything about the bank robbery.
eng: Tom denied he met Mary last week.
eng: Tom denied that he met Mary last week.
eng: Tom denied he stole the money.
eng: Tom denied that he stole the money.
eng: Tom denied that he had accepted the bribe.
eng: Tom denied he had accepted the bribe.
eng: Tom denied that he was the one who asked Mary to do that.
eng: Tom denied he was the one who asked Mary to do that.
eng: Tom denied that he was the one who'd left the door open.
eng: Tom denied he was the one who'd left the door open.
eng: Tom denied that he was the one who told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom denied he was the one who told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom denied that that happened.
eng: Tom denied that happened.
eng: Tom denied that was the case.
eng: Tom denied that that was the case.
eng: Tom did a lot of things that he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom did a lot of things that he shouldn't have done.
eng: Tom did as he had been instructed.
eng: Tom did as he'd been instructed.
eng: Tom did not look back.
eng: Tom didn't look back.
eng: Tom did not offer to help.
eng: Tom didn't offer to help.
eng: Tom did not press the button.
eng: Tom didn't press the button.
eng: Tom didn't call to let me know he'd be late.
eng: Tom didn't call to let me know that he'd be late.
eng: Tom didn't call to let me know he wouldn't be there.
eng: Tom didn't call to let me know that he wouldn't be there.
eng: Tom didn't cry, but everyone else did.
eng: Tom didn't cry, but everybody else did.
eng: Tom didn't eat any of the cherries that I gave him.
eng: Tom didn't eat any of the cherries I gave him.
eng: Tom didn't even know that Mary used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom didn't even know Mary used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom didn't even know that Mary was gone.
eng: Tom didn't even know Mary was gone.
eng: Tom didn't fill out the form correctly.
eng: Tom didn't fill the form out correctly.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting to get.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion he was expecting.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting to get.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion he was expecting to get.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion he was expecting.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion he was expecting to get.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting.
eng: Tom didn't get the promotion that he was expecting to get.
eng: Tom didn't get the raise that he asked for.
eng: Tom didn't get the raise he asked for.
eng: Tom didn't give me everything he promised.
eng: Tom didn't give me everything that he promised.
eng: Tom didn't have a girlfriend until he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom didn't have a girlfriend until he was thirty.
eng: Tom didn't have to stay home to help us. We could've done it by ourselves.
eng: Tom didn't have to stay home to help us. We could have done it by ourselves.
eng: Tom didn't know I had an ace up my sleeve.
eng: Tom didn't know that I had an ace up my sleeve.
eng: Tom didn't know I was from Australia.
eng: Tom didn't know that I was from Australia.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was planning on staying.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was planning to stay.
eng: Tom didn't know somebody had been hired to kill him.
eng: Tom didn't know someone had been hired to kill him.
eng: Tom didn't know somebody wanted to kill him.
eng: Tom didn't know someone wanted to kill him.
eng: Tom didn't know that classes had been canceled.
eng: Tom didn't know classes had been canceled.
eng: Tom didn't know that he had done anything wrong.
eng: Tom didn't know he had done anything wrong.
eng: Tom didn't know that he had to do that by himself.
eng: Tom didn't know he had to do that by himself.
eng: Tom didn't know that he was expected to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know he was expected to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that I couldn't do that by myself.
eng: Tom didn't know I couldn't do that by myself.
eng: Tom didn't know that I was Mary's cousin.
eng: Tom didn't know I was Mary's cousin.
eng: Tom didn't know that I was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know I was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary had children.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary had children.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary had gone to Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary had gone to Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary wanted to do that with him.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary wanted to do that with him.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was in pain.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was in pain.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was John's girlfriend.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was John's girlfriend.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary wasn't happy.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary wasn't happy.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was sad.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was sad.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary was supposed to help John do that.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary was supposed to help John do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that Mary wouldn't be at his party.
eng: Tom didn't know Mary wouldn't be at his party.
eng: Tom didn't know that the bridge was closed.
eng: Tom didn't know the bridge was closed.
eng: Tom didn't know that what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom didn't know what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom didn't know that would embarrass Mary.
eng: Tom didn't know that that would embarrass Mary.
eng: Tom didn't know that you used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know you used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were from Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know you were from Boston.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were planning to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were planning on doing that.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were planning to stay.
eng: Tom didn't know you were planning to stay.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were the one who wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know you were the one who wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that you would be there.
eng: Tom didn't know you would be there.
eng: Tom didn't know the deadline was today.
eng: Tom didn't know that the deadline was today.
eng: Tom didn't know what he should've been doing.
eng: Tom didn't know what he should have been doing.
eng: Tom didn't know why Mary was so angry.
eng: Tom didn't know why Mary was so mad.
eng: Tom didn't know you weren't supposed to do that by yourself.
eng: Tom didn't know that you weren't supposed to do that by yourself.
eng: Tom didn't know you were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't know that you were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't learn how to swim until he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom didn't learn how to swim until he was thirty.
eng: Tom didn't learn to swim until he was 13.
eng: Tom didn't learn to swim until he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom didn't let Mary see the letters John had sent him.
eng: Tom didn't let Mary see the letters that John had sent him.
eng: Tom didn't like his office, so he asked his boss to let him use another office.
eng: Tom didn't like his office, so he asked his boss to let him use another one.
eng: Tom didn't like the book that I lent him.
eng: Tom didn't like the book I lent him.
eng: Tom didn't like the house that he'd inherited, so he sold it.
eng: Tom didn't like the house he'd inherited, so he sold it.
eng: Tom didn't like the sandwich that Mary made for him.
eng: Tom didn't like the sandwich Mary made for him.
eng: Tom didn't like the song that Mary sang.
eng: Tom didn't like the song Mary sang.
eng: Tom didn't like the T-shirt that I gave him.
eng: Tom didn't like the T-shirt I gave him.
eng: Tom didn't need to come here. He could've just called.
eng: Tom didn't need to come here. He could have just called.
eng: Tom didn't open the letter that he got from Mary.
eng: Tom didn't open the letter he got from Mary.
eng: Tom didn't pay me as much as he promised he would.
eng: Tom didn't pay me as much as he promised that he would.
eng: Tom didn't read everything as carefully as he should have.
eng: Tom didn't read everything as carefully as he should've.
eng: Tom didn't read the letter he received from Mary.
eng: Tom didn't read the letter that he received from Mary.
eng: Tom didn't read the report that Mary told him to read.
eng: Tom didn't read the report Mary told him to read.
eng: Tom didn't realize he had to leave.
eng: Tom didn't realize that he had to leave.
eng: Tom didn't realize that he'd been conned.
eng: Tom didn't realize he'd been conned.
eng: Tom didn't realize that he'd been tricked.
eng: Tom didn't realize he'd been tricked.
eng: Tom didn't realize that he'd hurt Mary.
eng: Tom didn't realize he'd hurt Mary.
eng: Tom didn't realize that his life was in danger.
eng: Tom didn't realize his life was in danger.
eng: Tom didn't realize that Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom didn't realize Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom didn't realize that Mary was waiting for him.
eng: Tom didn't realize Mary was waiting for him.
eng: Tom didn't realize that we wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't realize we wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't remember that he was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't remember he was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't say he was sorry.
eng: Tom didn't say that he was sorry.
eng: Tom didn't see anybody that he recognized.
eng: Tom didn't see anyone that he recognized.
eng: Tom didn't seem know that what he was doing was illegal.
eng: Tom didn't seem know what he was doing was illegal.
eng: Tom didn't seem surprised when Mary told him she had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't seem surprised when Mary told him that she had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware of what he needed to do.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware of what he needed to do.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom didn't seem too angry.
eng: Tom didn't seem too mad.
eng: Tom didn't seem to realize he'd hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: Tom didn't seem to realize that he'd hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: Tom didn't sing the song that Mary requested.
eng: Tom didn't sing the song Mary requested.
eng: Tom didn't speak French until he was thirteen.
eng: Tom didn't speak French until he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom didn't stay in Boston for as long as he wanted.
eng: Tom didn't stay in Boston as long as he wanted to.
eng: Tom didn't take his sunglasses off.
eng: Tom didn't take off his sunglasses.
eng: Tom didn't take his tie off.
eng: Tom didn't take off his tie.
eng: Tom didn't take off his watch.
eng: Tom didn't take his watch off.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody that he had thought about doing that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone he had thought about doing that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody he needed to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone anything.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody anything.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone that he had thought about doing that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone he had thought about doing that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone that he was planning to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone he was planning to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone that they had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody they had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell anyone who he was.
eng: Tom didn't tell anybody who he was.
eng: Tom didn't tell Mary he was unhappy.
eng: Tom didn't tell Mary he wasn't happy.
eng: Tom didn't tell Mary that he had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell Mary he had to do that.
eng: Tom didn't tell me he was leaving.
eng: Tom didn't tell me that he was leaving.
eng: Tom didn't think he'd ever have a chance to live in another country.
eng: Tom didn't think that he'd ever have a chance to live in another country.
eng: Tom didn't think he had a chance to succeed, but he at least wanted to give it a shot.
eng: Tom didn't think that he had a chance to succeed, but he at least wanted to give it a shot.
eng: Tom didn't think he would make it.
eng: Tom didn't think that he would make it.
eng: Tom didn't think Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom didn't think Mary was the one that did that.
eng: Tom didn't think that Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom didn't think Mary was beautiful.
eng: Tom didn't want anybody to be sad.
eng: Tom didn't want anyone to be sad.
eng: Tom didn't want anybody to get mad.
eng: Tom didn't want anyone to get angry.
eng: Tom didn't want any of his friends to know that he was a drug dealer.
eng: Tom didn't want any of his friends to know he was a drug dealer.
eng: Tom didn't want anyone to get mad.
eng: Tom didn't want anybody to get angry.
eng: Tom didn't want anyone to see him.
eng: Tom didn't want anybody to see him.
eng: Tom didn't want to hear anything that Mary had to say.
eng: Tom didn't want to hear anything Mary had to say.
eng: Tom didn't want to wake up the kids.
eng: Tom didn't want to wake the kids up.
eng: Tom did that on purpose.
eng: Tom did that intentionally.
eng: Tom did that whenever he could.
eng: Tom did that whenever he was able to.
eng: Tom died on the same day that Mary was born.
eng: Tom died on the same day Mary was born.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anybody.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anyone.
eng: Tom does not mince words.
eng: Tom doesn't mince words.
eng: Tom doesn't care what anyone else does.
eng: Tom doesn't care what anybody else does.
eng: Tom doesn't care what everybody else does.
eng: Tom doesn't care what everyone else does.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as much as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as much as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as well as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't have a car and neither does Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have a car and Mary doesn't either.
eng: Tom doesn't have either a cat or a dog.
eng: Tom has neither a cat nor a dog.
eng: Tom doesn't know I have three cats.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I have three cats.
eng: Tom doesn't know I still have this.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I still have this.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I have to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I have to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I like romance movies.
eng: Tom doesn't know I like romance movies.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm not Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm not Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I need to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I need to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I've never done that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I've never done that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is a Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is a Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with someone else.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is in love with someone else.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't like anybody and nobody likes him.
eng: Tom doesn't like anyone and no one likes him.
eng: Tom doesn't like daylight savings time.
eng: Tom doesn't like daylight saving time.
eng: Tom doesn't like doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't like to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't like people to know that he can't speak French well.
eng: Tom doesn't like people to know he can't speak French well.
eng: Tom doesn't like this color.
eng: Tom does not like this color.
eng: Tom doesn't look too good.
eng: Tom doesn't look too well.
eng: Tom doesn't need Mary's help.
eng: Tom does not need Mary's help.
eng: Tom doesn't realize that he gets on everyone's nerves.
eng: Tom doesn't realize he gets on everyone's nerves.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be as glad that that's going to happen as Mary seems to be.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be as glad that's going to happen as Mary seems to be.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be doing what he's supposed to be doing.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be doing what he's supposed to.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be interested in making friends.
eng: Tom doesn't seem interested in making friends.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to know a lot about Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to know much about Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary and I can take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary and I can't take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is annoyed.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary is annoyed.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be in Australia next spring.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be in Australia next spring.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will lose.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will lose.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will say yes.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary won't say yes.
eng: Tom doesn't think that it will work.
eng: Tom doesn't think that it'll work.
eng: Tom doesn't think we can put this off.
eng: Tom doesn't think that we can put this off.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anyone who can do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anybody who can do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anyone willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anybody willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think you're going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think you'll be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know that he doesn't know what to do.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know he doesn't know what to do.
eng: Tom doesn't want to go to his company's Christmas do this year.
eng: Tom doesn't want to go to his work's Christmas party this year.
eng: Tom does what he wants.
eng: Tom does what he wants to.
eng: Tom doubted that Mary would keep her promise.
eng: Tom doubted Mary would keep her promise.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary can do that.
eng: Tom doubts Mary can do that.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary can swim.
eng: Tom doubts Mary can swim.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary can take care of herself.
eng: Tom doubts Mary can take care of herself.
eng: Tom drank from the glass that Mary handed him..
eng: Tom drank from the glass Mary handed him..
eng: Tom drank less than Mary did.
eng: Tom drank less than Mary.
eng: Tom drank more than I did.
eng: Tom drank more than me.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom drives slower than Mary.
eng: Tom drives slower than Mary does.
eng: Tom drove down the street that Mary lives on, hoping to see her.
eng: Tom drove down the street Mary lives on, hoping to see her.
eng: Tom drove his kids to school.
eng: Tom drove his children to school.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at six o'clock.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at six.
eng: Tom eats lunch every day at noon.
eng: Tom has lunch every day at noon.
eng: Tom eventually realized that the umbrella he was using wasn't his own.
eng: Tom eventually realized the umbrella he was using wasn't his own.
eng: Tom eventually will need to do that.
eng: Tom will eventually need to do that.
eng: Tom explains things better than Mary.
eng: Tom explains things better than Mary does.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time he saw her.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time that he saw her.
eng: Tom felt sleepy because he'd only slept three hours.
eng: Tom felt sleepy because he'd only slept for three hours.
eng: Tom felt somebody touch his shoulder.
eng: Tom felt someone touch his shoulder.
eng: Tom figures that he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures he isn't alone.
eng: Tom first came to Australia when he was three.
eng: Tom first came to Australia when he was three years old.
eng: Tom forgot to put the milk back in the fridge.
eng: Tom forgot to put the milk back in the refrigerator.
eng: Tom found it hard to be obedient.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be obedient.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain impartial.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain impartial.
eng: Tom found the watch he had lost.
eng: Tom found the watch that he had lost.
eng: Tom frequently does that by himself.
eng: Tom frequently does that alone.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book that he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book he wrote.
eng: Tom gave his camera to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary his camera.
eng: Tom gave Mary a diamond bracelet.
eng: Tom gave a diamond bracelet to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a fur coat.
eng: Tom gave a fur coat to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary his old drum set.
eng: Tom gave his old drum set to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary roses on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom gave roses to Mary on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom gave Mary some roses.
eng: Tom gave some roses to Mary.
eng: Tom gave me all the money I asked for.
eng: Tom gave me all the money that I asked for.
eng: Tom gave me the last piece of cake.
eng: Tom gave the last piece of cake to me.
eng: Tom gave us these figs.
eng: Tom gave these figs to us.
eng: Tom gives his children an allowance.
eng: Tom gives his kids an allowance.
eng: Tom goes to Boston every chance he gets.
eng: Tom goes to Boston every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom got a drink for Mary.
eng: Tom got Mary a drink.
eng: Tom got drinks for us.
eng: Tom got us drinks.
eng: Tom got out of the bath and put his clothes on.
eng: Tom got out of the bath and put on his clothes.
eng: Tom got there early to make sure that everything had been set up correctly.
eng: Tom got there early to make sure everything had been set up correctly.
eng: Tom got there early to make sure that everything had been set up right.
eng: Tom got there early to make sure everything had been set up right.
eng: Tom grew up in the same neighborhood that I did.
eng: Tom grew up in the same neighborhood I did.
eng: Tom had all sorts of problems.
eng: Tom had all kinds of problems.
eng: Tom had a pair of fuzzy dice hanging from his rear-view mirror.
eng: Tom had a pair of fuzzy dice hanging from his rearview mirror.
eng: Tom had no desire to return to Boston.
eng: Tom didn't have any desire to return to Boston.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary didn't know what she was doing.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary didn't know what she was doing.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary wasn't going to be there.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary wasn't going to be there.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Boston for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Boston for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom had no problems with Mary.
eng: Tom didn't have any problems with Mary.
eng: Tom had on a wig.
eng: Tom had a wig on.
eng: Tom had planned to do that yesterday.
eng: Tom had planned on doing that yesterday.
eng: Tom had trouble admitting he was wrong.
eng: Tom had trouble admitting that he was wrong.
eng: Tom hardly ever does that anymore.
eng: Tom seldom does that anymore.
eng: Tom has a car, but he seldom uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he hardly ever uses it.
eng: Tom has a colour TV.
eng: Tom has a color television.
eng: Tom has agreed to babysit our children next Monday.
eng: Tom has agreed to babysit our kids next Monday.
eng: Tom has a lot more books than you do.
eng: Tom has a lot more books than you.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than I have.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than me.
eng: Tom has a lot of friends here.
eng: Tom has lots of friends here.
eng: Tom has a lot of tattoos.
eng: Tom has lots of tattoos.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he needs to do.
eng: Tom has lots of things he needs to do.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he wants to do today.
eng: Tom has lots of things he wants to do today.
eng: Tom has a lot of toys.
eng: Tom has many toys.
eng: Tom has already asked me not to do that.
eng: Tom has asked me not to do that already.
eng: Tom has already been asked not to do that.
eng: Tom has been asked not to do that already.
eng: Tom has already been told about the problem.
eng: Tom has been told about the problem already.
eng: Tom has already been told he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already pledged to do that.
eng: Tom has pledged to do that already.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan to stay in Australia until the end of the year.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan on staying in Australia until the end of the year.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's decided to go Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already told me he's decided to go Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as I have.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as me.
eng: Tom has a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Tom has got a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Tom has a vlog.
eng: Tom has a video blog.
eng: Tom has been doing that for over thirty years.
eng: Tom has been doing that for more than thirty years.
eng: Tom has been doing that lately.
eng: Tom has been doing that recently.
eng: Tom has been gone nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been gone for almost three years.
eng: Tom has been here longer than I have.
eng: Tom has been here longer than me.
eng: Tom has been planning to do that for months.
eng: Tom has been planning on doing that for months.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to do that anymore.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to do that anymore.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to work today.
eng: Tom has decided he's not going to work today.
eng: Tom has decided that he's going to say yes.
eng: Tom has decided he's going to say yes.
eng: Tom has decided that he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has decided he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has decided to stay in Australia for another three days.
eng: Tom has decided to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom has done a lot more in his life than Mary.
eng: Tom has done a lot more in his life than Mary has.
eng: Tom has done what no one else has been able to do.
eng: Tom has done what nobody else has been able to do.
eng: Tom has everything he needs.
eng: Tom has everything that he needs.
eng: Tom has given a lot of things to me.
eng: Tom has given lots of things to me.
eng: Tom has given me many things.
eng: Tom has given a lot of things to me.
eng: Tom has just done what he should've done last week.
eng: Tom has just done what he should have done last week.
eng: Tom has just got out of the bath and still has wet hair.
eng: Tom has just gotten out of the bath and still has wet hair.
eng: Tom has known Mary since he was a kid.
eng: Tom has known Mary since he was a child.
eng: Tom has lost both of his parents.
eng: Tom has lost both parents.
eng: Tom has lost the faith.
eng: Tom's lost the faith.
eng: Tom has never had a problem with anybody.
eng: Tom has never had a problem with anyone.
eng: Tom has no hat on.
eng: Tom doesn't have a hat on.
eng: Tom has no idea what Mary's house looks like.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea what Mary's house looks like.
eng: Tom has no idea when Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom has no idea when Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom has no idea where Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom has no reason not to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any reason not to do that.
eng: Tom hasn't been appointed chairman yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet been appointed chairman.
eng: Tom hasn't been caught yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet been caught.
eng: Tom hasn't been here lately.
eng: Tom hasn't been here recently.
eng: Tom hasn't been told that he isn't required to do that yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet been told that he isn't required to do that.
eng: Tom hasn't been told what happened yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet been told what happened.
eng: Tom hasn't got a prayer.
eng: Tom doesn't have a prayer.
eng: Tom hasn't quit yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet quit.
eng: Tom hasn't talked to Mary about that yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet talked to Mary about that.
eng: Tom hasn't told me where he's planning to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom hasn't told me where he's planning on staying in Boston.
eng: Tom hasn't yet told Mary what he has to do.
eng: Tom hasn't told Mary what he has to do yet.
eng: Tom hasn't yet told us what he needs to do.
eng: Tom hasn't told us what he needs to do yet.
eng: Tom has passed out.
eng: Tom is passed out.
eng: Tom has put his things on back to front.
eng: Tom put his things on back to front.
eng: Tom has read a lot of books about that.
eng: Tom has read many books about that.
eng: Tom has to be irritated.
eng: Tom must be irritated.
eng: Tom has to be mistaken.
eng: Tom must be mistaken.
eng: Tom has written lots of books.
eng: Tom has written many books.
eng: Tom helps anyone who asks him for help.
eng: Tom helps anyone that asks him for help.
eng: Tom hoofed the ball upfield.
eng: Tom hoofed the ball up the pitch.
eng: Tom hoped he wouldn't be blamed for the problem.
eng: Tom hoped that he wouldn't be blamed for the problem.
eng: Tom hoped that he wouldn't be punished.
eng: Tom hoped he wouldn't be punished.
eng: Tom hoped that Mary could help John.
eng: Tom hoped Mary could help John.
eng: Tom hoped that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom hoped Mary would do that.
eng: Tom hopes he doesn't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes that he doesn't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes he doesn't have to live in Australia for more than a year.
eng: Tom hopes that he doesn't have to live in Australia for more than a year.
eng: Tom hopes Mary doesn't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary doesn't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do anything John has asked her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do anything John has asked her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do anything John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do anything John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that he can do that next October.
eng: Tom hopes he can do that next October
eng: Tom hopes that he doesn't have to work late.
eng: Tom hopes he doesn't have to work late.
eng: Tom hopes that he won't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes he won't get deported.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary will forgive him.
eng: Tom hopes Mary will forgive him.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary won't be chosen to do that.
eng: Tom hopes Mary won't be chosen to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary won't be deported.
eng: Tom hopes Mary won't be deported.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary won't be disqualified.
eng: Tom hopes Mary won't be disqualified.
eng: Tom hopes that nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that no one will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom hopes that nobody will ask him to do that.
eng: Tom is a better basketball player than you.
eng: Tom is a better basketball player than you are.
eng: Tom is able to do that by himself now.
eng: Tom is now able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom is able to play the piano better than anybody else I know.
eng: Tom is able to play the piano better than anyone else I know.
eng: Tom is a bottom.
eng: Tom's a bottom.
eng: Tom is about three years older than Mary.
eng: Tom is about three years older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a con artist.
eng: Tom is a hustler.
eng: Tom is a germaphobe.
eng: Tom is a germophobe.
eng: Tom is a good person with a lot of flaws.
eng: Tom's a good person with a lot of flaws.
eng: Tom is a hemophiliac.
eng: Tom is a haemophiliac.
eng: Tom is a hippy.
eng: Tom is a hippie.
eng: Tom is almost as tall as Mary is.
eng: Tom is almost as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is already here, but Mary hasn't arrived yet.
eng: Tom is already here, but Mary hasn't gotten here yet.
eng: Tom is also a member of our group.
eng: Tom is a member of our group, too.
eng: Tom is also going to do that today.
eng: Tom will do that today, too.
eng: Tom is always the victim.
eng: Tom's always the victim.
eng: Tom is a much faster driver than Mary.
eng: Tom is a much faster driver than Mary is.
eng: Tom is analysing the situation.
eng: Tom is analyzing the situation.
eng: Tom is an old fart.
eng: Tom's an old fart.
eng: Tom is a Norwegian.
eng: Tom is Norwegian.
eng: Tom is a party animal.
eng: Tom's a party animal.
eng: Tom is a pensioner.
eng: Tom's a pensioner.
eng: Tom is a pretty good chess player, too.
eng: Tom is a pretty good chess player as well.
eng: Tom is a traveling salesman.
eng: Tom is a travelling salesman.
eng: Tom is a very good speaker of French.
eng: Tom is a very good French speaker.
eng: Tom is awfully sensitive.
eng: Tom's awfully sensitive.
eng: Tom is back on the junk.
eng: Tom's back on the junk.
eng: Tom is being mean.
eng: Tom's being mean.
eng: Tom is better at explaining things than Mary is.
eng: Tom is better at explaining things than Mary.
eng: Tom is big-headed.
eng: Tom's big-headed.
eng: Tom is bound to complain.
eng: Tom's bound to complain.
eng: Tom is convinced he's doing that right thing.
eng: Tom is convinced that he's doing that right thing.
eng: Tom is convinced that everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that he needs to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he needs to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary is innocent.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary is innocent.
eng: Tom is dangerous.
eng: Tom's dangerous.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is disappointed.
eng: Tom's disappointed.
eng: Tom is doing OK.
eng: Tom's doing OK.
eng: Tom is driving over to Mary's apartment to give something to her.
eng: Tom is driving over to Mary's apartment to give her something.
eng: Tom is eating the blackberries that he picked this afternoon.
eng: Tom is eating the blackberries he picked this afternoon.
eng: Tom is even lazier than Mary.
eng: Tom is even lazier than Mary is.
eng: Tom is going to be able to do that eventually.
eng: Tom is going to eventually be able to do that.
eng: Tom is going to be surprised if you don't do that.
eng: Tom will be surprised if you don't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very sorry he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very sorry that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very suspicious if you do that.
eng: Tom will be very suspicious if you do that.
eng: Tom is going to Boston as well.
eng: Tom is going to Boston, too.
eng: Tom is going to go as well.
eng: Tom is going to go, too.
eng: Tom is going to have to figure it out.
eng: Tom will have to figure it out.
eng: Tom is going to the cinema with his girlfriend.
eng: Tom's going to the cinema with his girlfriend.
eng: Tom is happy.
eng: Tom's happy.
eng: Tom is homesick.
eng: Tom's homesick.
eng: Tom is hoping Mary can help John.
eng: Tom is hoping that Mary can help John.
eng: Tom is hoping that Mary can help him.
eng: Tom is hoping Mary can help him.
eng: Tom is hoping that Mary will get better.
eng: Tom is hoping Mary will get better.
eng: Tom is incompetent.
eng: Tom's incompetent.
eng: Tom is in no hurry to retire.
eng: Tom isn't in any hurry to retire.
eng: Tom is in our team now.
eng: Tom's in our team now.
eng: Tom is in this picture, too.
eng: Tom is in this picture as well.
eng: Tom is just as smart as Mary.
eng: Tom is just as smart as Mary is.
eng: Tom is just over thirty years old.
eng: Tom is just over thirty.
eng: Tom is kinda weird.
eng: Tom is kind of weird.
eng: Tom is liked by everyone.
eng: Tom is liked by everybody.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he's not sleepy.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he isn't sleepy.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his children.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to teach French to his kids.
eng: Tom is Mary's father.
eng: Tom is Mary's dad.
eng: Tom is mean to everyone, isn't he?
eng: Tom is mean to everybody, isn't he?
eng: Tom is miserable.
eng: Tom's miserable.
eng: Tom is nerdy.
eng: Tom's nerdy.
eng: Tom is never going to hurt anyone again.
eng: Tom is never going to hurt anybody again.
eng: Tom is no longer a suspect.
eng: Tom isn't a suspect anymore.
eng: Tom is no Rembrandt.
eng: Tom's no Rembrandt.
eng: Tom is not as fat as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as fat as me.
eng: Tom is not a very friendly guy.
eng: Tom isn't a very friendly guy.
eng: Tom is not easy to trick.
eng: It is not easy to trick Tom.
eng: Tom is not far off the mark.
eng: Tom isn't far off the mark.
eng: Tom is not good at managing his finances.
eng: Tom isn't good at managing his finances.
eng: Tom is not happy, either.
eng: Tom isn't happy, either.
eng: Tom is not home right now.
eng: Tom's not home right now.
eng: Tom is not my boyfriend. He's just a friend.
eng: Tom isn't my boyfriend. He's just a friend.
eng: Tom is not on good terms with his family.
eng: Tom isn't on good terms with his family.
eng: Tom is not really in Boston now.
eng: Tom isn't really in Boston now.
eng: Tom is not so sure.
eng: Tom isn't so sure.
eng: Tom is not the one who borrowed my car.
eng: Tom isn't the one who borrowed my car.
eng: Tom is not the only one who thinks it's a bad idea to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who thinks it's a bad idea to do that.
eng: Tom is not the same as he was thirty years ago.
eng: Tom isn't the same as he was thirty years ago.
eng: Tom is not very likely to want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't very likely to want to do that.
eng: Tom is now either in Australia or in New Zealand.
eng: Tom is now either in Australia or New Zealand.
eng: Tom is now living by himself.
eng: Tom is living by himself now.
eng: Tom isn't a citizen.
eng: Tom is not a citizen.
eng: Tom isn't an angel.
eng: Tom is not an angel.
eng: Tom isn't an idiot.
eng: Tom is not an idiot.
eng: Tom isn't antisocial.
eng: Tom's not antisocial.
eng: Tom isn't as fat as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as fat as me.
eng: Tom isn't as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as tall as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't Australian.
eng: Tom's not Australian.
eng: Tom isn't busy.
eng: Tom's not busy.
eng: Tom isn't French.
eng: Tom's not French.
eng: Tom isn't going away.
eng: Tom's not going away.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that alone.
eng: Tom isn't going to be home until 2:30.
eng: Tom won't be home until 2:30.
eng: Tom isn't scared of anyone.
eng: Tom isn't scared of anybody.
eng: Tom isn't someone you can easily replace.
eng: Tom isn't someone you can replace easily.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who's planning to stay with us tonight.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who's planning on staying with us tonight.
eng: Tom isn't very good at bowling.
eng: Tom is pretty good at bowling.
eng: Tom is obviously drunk.
eng: Tom's obviously drunk.
eng: Tom is obviously very rich.
eng: Obviously, Tom is very rich.
eng: Tom is older than we are.
eng: Tom is older than us.
eng: Tom is one of the strangest guys that I know.
eng: Tom is one of the strangest guys I know.
eng: Tom is one of the ugliest people that I know.
eng: Tom is one of the ugliest people I know.
eng: Tom is only pretending he's not interested.
eng: Tom is only pretending he isn't interested.
eng: Tom is over the worst of it.
eng: Tom's over the worst of it.
eng: Tom is planning to leave at 2:30.
eng: Tom is planning on leaving at 2:30.
eng: Tom is pretty sure that he saw a wolf.
eng: Tom is pretty sure he saw a wolf.
eng: Tom is probably a bit younger than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a bit younger than me.
eng: Tom is probably planning to stay in Boston until October.
eng: Tom is probably planning on staying in Boston until October.
eng: Tom is quitting smoking.
eng: Tom's quitting smoking.
eng: Tom is really funny.
eng: Tom is very funny.
eng: Tom is repairing his bicycle.
eng: Tom is fixing his bicycle.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is somebody I really admire.
eng: Tom is somebody that I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone I look up to.
eng: Tom is somebody that I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone you can trust.
eng: Tom is somebody you can trust.
eng: Tom is sorry he caused you trouble.
eng: Tom is sorry that he caused you trouble.
eng: Tom is so weird; how could anyone not like cake?
eng: Tom is so weird; how could anybody not like cake?
eng: Tom is still dating the same girl that he was dating three years ago.
eng: Tom is still dating the same girl he was dating three years ago.
eng: Tom is still learning everyone's name.
eng: Tom is still learning everybody's name.
eng: Tom is sure that he'll pass today's exam.
eng: Tom is sure he'll pass today's exam.
eng: Tom is sure to complain.
eng: Tom's sure to complain.
eng: Tom is the best.
eng: Tom's the best.
eng: Tom is the funniest person I've ever met.
eng: Tom is the funniest person that I've ever met.
eng: Tom is the man that I want to marry.
eng: Tom is the man I want to marry.
eng: Tom is the one that's going to be punished.
eng: Tom is the one who's going to be punished.
eng: Tom is the only man I'd ever consider marrying.
eng: Tom is the only man that I'd ever consider marrying.
eng: Tom is the only one I know who has been to Australia.
eng: Tom is the only one that I know who has been to Australia.
eng: Tom is the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only one who can do that.
eng: Tom is the only one that can do that.
eng: Tom is the only person who could have stolen Mary's necklace.
eng: Tom is the only person who could've stolen Mary's necklace.
eng: Tom is the pastor at the church that Mary goes to.
eng: Tom is the pastor at the church Mary goes to.
eng: Tom is the smartest person I've ever met.
eng: Tom is the smartest person that I've ever met.
eng: Tom is the tallest person I know.
eng: Tom is the tallest person that I know.
eng: Tom is translating articles for Mary from a German magazine.
eng: Tom's translating articles for Mary from a German magazine.
eng: Tom is unlikely to ever do that again.
eng: Tom isn't likely to ever do that again.
eng: Tom is unwilling to do that.
eng: Tom isn't willing to do that.
eng: Tom is unwilling to go by himself.
eng: Tom isn't willing to go by himself.
eng: Tom is used to doing that.
eng: Tom is accustomed to doing that.
eng: Tom is usually a lot buiser than me.
eng: Tom is usually a lot buiser than I am.
eng: Tom is very handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is really handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is waiting.
eng: Tom's waiting.
eng: Tom is wasting time.
eng: Tom's wasting time.
eng: Tom is wrong.
eng: Tom's wrong.
eng: Tom, it's not necessary to apologize.
eng: Tom, it isn't necessary to apologize.
eng: Tom Jackson is more famous than his wife is.
eng: Tom Jackson is more famous than his wife.
eng: Tom jumped out of bed.
eng: Tom leaped out of bed.
eng: Tom jumped the queue in front of me.
eng: Tom cut me in line.
eng: Tom just called and he said that he wouldn't be here until 2:30.
eng: Tom just called and he said he wouldn't be here until 2:30.
eng: Tom just turned the radio on.
eng: Tom just turned on the radio.
eng: Tom kept his promise and did what he said he'd do.
eng: Tom kept his promise and did what he said that he'd do.
eng: Tom kissed Mary on the forehead.
eng: Tom kissed Mary on her forehead.
eng: Tom knew he could've done that better.
eng: Tom knew he could have done that better.
eng: Tom knew he'd be punished.
eng: Tom knew that he'd be punished.