DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was hungry.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was hungry.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was in her bedroom studying.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary was in her bedroom studying.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was innocent.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary was innocent.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was interested in basketball.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was interested in basketball.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was lying.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was lying.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was mistaken.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was mistaken.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wasn't angry.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't angry.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wasn't going to do that today.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't going to do that today.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wasn't going to win.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't going to win.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wasn't very busy.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't very busy.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was ready.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was ready.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was still living in Australia.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary was still living in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was too slow.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was too slow.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was unhappy in Boston.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was unhappy in Boston.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be asleep when he got home.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be asleep when he got home.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary would be in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be nervous doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be nervous doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be scared.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be scared.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would be upset if he did that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be upset if he did that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would likely not win.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would likely not win.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary would need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought prices at that store were too high.
eng: Tom said he thought prices at that store were too high.
eng: Tom said that he thought that doing that would be safe.
eng: Tom said he thought that doing that would be safe.
eng: Tom said that he thought that doing that wouldn't be a good idea.
eng: Tom said he thought that doing that wouldn't be a good idea.
eng: Tom said that he thought that doing that wouldn't be safe.
eng: Tom said he thought that doing that wouldn't be safe.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he'd be able to do that for me.
eng: Tom said he thought that he'd be able to do that for me.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he'd be able to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom said that he thought he'd be able to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he'd forgotten to lock the door.
eng: Tom said that he thought he'd forgotten to lock the door.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he'd have to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said he thought he'd have to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he forgot to lock the door.
eng: Tom said he thought he forgot to lock the door.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he knew what Mary planned on doing.
eng: Tom said he thought that he knew what Mary planned on doing.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he might be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that he might be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he might be the only one who knew what Mary wanted to do.
eng: Tom said he thought that he might be the only one who knew what Mary wanted to do.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he might be the only one who wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that he might be the only one who wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he might have to do that today.
eng: Tom said he thought that he might have to do that today.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he was going to win.
eng: Tom said he thought that he was going to win.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he wouldn't enjoy traveling with Mary.
eng: Tom said he thought that he wouldn't enjoy traveling with Mary.
eng: Tom said that he thought that he wouldn't get there until after dark.
eng: Tom said he thought he wouldn't get there until after dark.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I'd want to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that I'd want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I had to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that I had to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I might need to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that I might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I might not be required to do that by myself.
eng: Tom said he thought that I might not be required to do that by myself.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I ought to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought I ought to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I seemed impressed.
eng: Tom said he thought that I seemed impressed.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I seemed unconcerned.
eng: Tom said he thought that I seemed unconcerned.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I should get more exercise.
eng: Tom said he thought that I should get more exercise.
eng: Tom said that he thought that it would be better if I didn't do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that it would be better if I didn't do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that it would be better if Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom said he thought it would be better if Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that it would be better if we didn't do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought it would be better if we didn't do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that it would be dangerous for Mary to walk home by herself at night.
eng: Tom said he thought that it would be dangerous for Mary to walk home by herself at night.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that I wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that I wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought I wanted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary had agreed to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary had agreed to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary had finished doing that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary had finished doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might have to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might have to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might need to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might not be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might not be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might not be required to do that again.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might not be required to do that again.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might not be required to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might not be required to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary might not have to do that this week.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary might not have to do that this week.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary probably wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary probably wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary probably wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary probably wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary seemed depressed.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary seemed depressed.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary understood French.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary understood French.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was a good cook.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was amused by what was going on.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was amused by what was going on.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was at home.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was at home.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was having a good time in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was having a good time in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was having a really hard time doing that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was having a really hard time doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was in danger.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was in danger.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was in her bedroom studying.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary was in her bedroom studying.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't angry.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't angry.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't asleep.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't asleep.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't finished doing that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't finished doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't interested in sports.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't interested in sports.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't sleeping.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't sleeping.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wasn't through doing that yet.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wasn't through doing that yet.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was planning on going to Australia with him.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was planning on going to Australia with him.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was probably not having any fun doing that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was probably not having any fun doing that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was the last one to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was the last one to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was the only one who had to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary was the only one who had to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary was unhappy in Australia.
eng: Tom said he thought Mary was unhappy in Australia.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be able to help him do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be able to help him do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be alone.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be alone.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be bored if we did that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be bored if we did that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be ready to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be ready to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary wouldn't be doing that today.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary wouldn't be doing that today.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would prefer red wine.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would prefer red wine.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would unlikely want to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would unlikely want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that Mary would wait.
eng: Tom said he thought that Mary would wait.
eng: Tom said that he thought that prices at that store were too high.
eng: Tom said he thought prices at that store were too high.
eng: Tom said that he thought that there was a good chance that it would rain tomorrow.
eng: Tom said he thought there was a good chance that it would rain tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that he thought that there was a good chance that Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that there was a good chance that Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that wasn't going to happen.
eng: Tom said he thought that that wasn't going to happen.
eng: Tom said that he thought that we might have a problem.
eng: Tom said he thought that we might have a problem.
eng: Tom said that he thought that we should invite Mary to our party.
eng: Tom said that he thought we should invite Mary to our party.
eng: Tom said that he thought that we should leave early.
eng: Tom said he thought that we should leave early.
eng: Tom said that he thought that what Mary did was a mistake.
eng: Tom said that he thought what Mary did was a mistake.
eng: Tom said that he thought that you knew Mary.
eng: Tom said he thought that you knew Mary.
eng: Tom said that he thought that you were likely to do that.
eng: Tom said he thought that you were likely to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought the economy was in bad shape.
eng: Tom said he thought that the economy was in bad shape.
eng: Tom said that he thought there was a good chance that Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that there was a good chance that Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought those shoes were too expensive.
eng: Tom said that he thought that those shoes were too expensive.
eng: Tom said that he thought we could win.
eng: Tom said that he thought that we could win.
eng: Tom said that he thought what Mary did was a mistake.
eng: Tom said he thought what Mary did was a mistake.
eng: Tom said that he thought you'd win.
eng: Tom said he thought that you'd win.
eng: Tom said that he thought you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he thought that you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wanted that, so I gave it to him.
eng: Tom said he wanted that, so I gave it to him.
eng: Tom said that he wanted to buy some flowers for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wanted to buy Mary some flowers.
eng: Tom said that he wanted to buy something for Mary.
eng: Tom said he wanted to buy something for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wanted to know if I could swim.
eng: Tom said he wanted to know whether I could swim.
eng: Tom said that he wanted to ring the bell.
eng: Tom said he wanted to ring the bell.
eng: Tom said that he was expecting Mary to be there.
eng: Tom said he was expecting Mary to be there.
eng: Tom said that he was feeling good.
eng: Tom said he was feeling good.
eng: Tom said that he was glad Mary could do that.
eng: Tom said that he was glad that Mary could do that.
eng: Tom said that he was glad that Mary could do that.
eng: Tom said he was glad that Mary could do that.
eng: Tom said that he was glad that you'd done that.
eng: Tom said he was glad that you'd done that.
eng: Tom said that he was glad you did that for Mary.
eng: Tom said he was glad you did that for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he was going to buy a truck.
eng: Tom said he was going to buy a truck.
eng: Tom said that he was hoping that he and Mary could sing together.
eng: Tom said he was hoping that he and Mary could sing together.
eng: Tom said that he was hoping you'd win.
eng: Tom said he was hoping you'd win.
eng: Tom said that he wasn't aware that Mary had done that.
eng: Tom said that he wasn't aware Mary had done that.
eng: Tom said that he wasn't sad.
eng: Tom said he wasn't sad.
eng: Tom said that he wasn't sure that he could do it.
eng: Tom said he wasn't sure that he could do it.
eng: Tom said that he was planning to stay at home all day.
eng: Tom said he was planning to stay at home all day.
eng: Tom said that he was really glad Mary did that.
eng: Tom said he was really glad Mary did that.
eng: Tom said that he was sad.
eng: Tom said he was sad.
eng: Tom said that he was too sick to come to work.
eng: Tom said he was too sick to come to work.
eng: Tom said that he was uncomfortable.
eng: Tom said he was uncomfortable.
eng: Tom said that he wished he'd given flowers to Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he'd given flowers Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished he'd kissed Mary goodnight.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he'd kissed Mary goodnight.
eng: Tom said that he wished he'd spent more money on the gift he'd given Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he'd spent more money on the gift he'd given Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished he hadn't forgotten to buy a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't forgotten to buy a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom said that he wished he hadn't forgotten to buy Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't forgotten to buy Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom said that he wished he hadn't given Mary his phone number.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't given Mary his phone number.
eng: Tom said that he wished he hadn't told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished Mary and I'd behave ourselves.
eng: Tom said he wished Mary and I'd behave ourselves.
eng: Tom said that he wished Mary wouldn't do that by herself anymore.
eng: Tom said that he wished that Mary wouldn't do that by herself anymore.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't been there.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't been there.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't bet on that horse.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't bet on that horse.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't convinced Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't convinced Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't left the windows open.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't left the windows open.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't let Mary drive.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't let Mary drive.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't spanked his son so hard.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't spanked his son so hard.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't spent so much money.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't spent so much money.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't told Mary that he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom said he wished he hadn't told Mary he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't told Mary that he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom said he wished he hadn't told Mary that he'd go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't told Mary that he forgot to do that.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't told Mary that he forgot to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished that he hadn't tried to do that.
eng: Tom said he wished that he hadn't tried to do that.
eng: Tom said that he wished that you wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom said he wished that you wouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom said that he would help me.
eng: Tom said he would help me.
eng: Tom said that he wouldn't mind waiting.
eng: Tom said he wouldn't mind waiting.
eng: Tom said that he would've come if we'd invited him.
eng: Tom said that he would have come if we'd invited him.
eng: Tom said that he would've done that by himself if he could've.
eng: Tom said that he would have done that by himself if he could've.
eng: Tom said that his friends weren't drunk.
eng: Tom said his friends weren't drunk.
eng: Tom said that his grandparents were bank robbers.
eng: Tom said his grandparents were bank robbers.
eng: Tom said that his mother never loved him.
eng: Tom said his mother never loved him.
eng: Tom said that I had to study French.
eng: Tom said I had to study French.
eng: Tom said that isn't the main reason why Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom said that isn't the main reason Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom said that isn't the main reason why Mary should do that.
eng: Tom said that isn't the main reason Mary should do that.
eng: Tom said that isn't the only reason why Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom said that isn't the only reason Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom said that it was Mary who told him he needed to do that.
eng: Tom said that it was Mary who told him that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom said that it was Mary who told him that he should do that.
eng: Tom said it was Mary who told him that he should do that.
eng: Tom said that I was the only one who thanked him.
eng: Tom said I was the only one who thanked him.
eng: Tom said that Mary could've probably done that.
eng: Tom said that Mary could have probably done that.
eng: Tom said that Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary must do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary hopes John does that.
eng: Tom said Mary hopes that John does that.
eng: Tom said that Mary hopes John does that.
eng: Tom said that Mary hopes that John does that.
eng: Tom said that Mary hopes you do that.
eng: Tom said Mary hopes you do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary hopes you'll do that.
eng: Tom said Mary hopes you'll do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary isn't sick.
eng: Tom said Mary isn't sick.
eng: Tom said that Mary kissed him.
eng: Tom said Mary kissed him.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew he didn't want to do that until next Monday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that he didn't want to do that until next Monday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew John might be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew John might have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew John might not have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might not have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew John might not have to do that until Monday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might not have to do that until Monday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew John might not need to do that this year.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that John might not need to do that this year.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew she might be allowed to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that she might be allowed to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew she might be allowed to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that she might be allowed to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew she might have to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that she might have to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew she might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that she might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew she might not have to do that again.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that she might not have to do that again.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that he might be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that he might be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that he might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that he might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that he might not want to do that until John had time to help him.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that he might not want to do that until John had time to help him.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that he wanted to do that again.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that he wanted to do that again.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might be allowed to do that after his birthday.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that John might be allowed to do that after his birthday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that John might be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that John might have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that John might not be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that John might not be allowed to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that she might not have to do that until next Monday.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that she might not have to do that until next Monday.
eng: Tom said that Mary knew that she might not need to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary knew that she might not need to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary lied.
eng: Tom said Mary lied.
eng: Tom said that Mary shouldn't have walked home by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary shouldn't have walked home alone.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might need to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might not be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might not be permitted to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might not have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might not have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might not want to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might not want to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might not want to do that until it gets cooler.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might not want to do that until it gets cooler.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought he might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might be required to do that in the near future.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might be required to do that in the near future.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might need to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might need to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might not be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might not be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might not want to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might not want to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought John might want to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might want to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought she might be required to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that she might be required to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought she might need to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that she might need to do that by herself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought she was the only one who had to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that she was the only one who had to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought she was the only one who needed to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that she was the only one who needed to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might be required to do that the next time he travels.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that he might be required to do that the next time he travels.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that he might be required to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that he might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that he was the only one who knew how to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that he was the only one who knew how to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might be required to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that John might be required to do that by himself.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might have to do that.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that John might have to do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary thought that John might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said Mary thought that John might want to do that this evening.
eng: Tom said that Mary was having a lot of fun.
eng: Tom said Mary was having a lot of fun.
eng: Tom said that Mary was likely to get back from Boston on October 20th.
eng: Tom said Mary was likely to get back from Boston on October 20th.
eng: Tom said that Mary wasn't happy here.
eng: Tom said Mary wasn't happy here.
eng: Tom said that Mary wasn't having any fun.
eng: Tom said Mary wasn't having any fun.
eng: Tom said that Mary wasn't planning to go anywhere.
eng: Tom said that Mary wasn't planning on going anywhere.
eng: Tom said that Mary was taller than her sister.
eng: Tom said Mary was taller than her sister.
eng: Tom said that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom said Mary would do that.
eng: Tom said that Mary would do that, too.
eng: Tom said that Mary would also do that.
eng: Tom said that no one else was injured.
eng: Tom said that nobody else was injured.
eng: Tom said that's not his biggest problem.
eng: Tom said that isn't his biggest problem.
eng: Tom said that some teenagers attacked him.
eng: Tom said some teenagers attacked him.
eng: Tom said that some teenagers had attacked him.
eng: Tom said some teenagers had attacked him.
eng: Tom said that that didn't sound logical to him.
eng: Tom said that didn't sound logical to him.
eng: Tom said that there was no one in here.
eng: Tom said there was no one in here.
eng: Tom said that you studied French every day.
eng: Tom said you studied French every day.
eng: Tom said the Mary's accident wasn't his fault.
eng: Tom said that the Mary's accident wasn't his fault.
eng: Tom said the pain started three months ago.
eng: Tom said that the pain started three months ago.
eng: Tom said there was still a lot of work to do.
eng: Tom said that there was still a lot of work to do.
eng: Tom said there were still a lot things left to do.
eng: Tom said that there were still a lot things left to do.
eng: Tom said the team remains confident.
eng: Tom said that the team remains confident.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't let him do that.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't let him do that.
eng: Tom said things went well.
eng: Tom said that things went well.
eng: Tom said this wasn't enough.
eng: Tom said that this wasn't enough.
eng: Tom said we could go to Boston with him if we wanted to.
eng: Tom said that we could go to Boston with him if we wanted to.
eng: Tom said we couldn't do anything about it.
eng: Tom said that we couldn't do anything about it.
eng: Tom said we could sing with his band.
eng: Tom said that we could sing with his band.
eng: Tom said we'd get lost.
eng: Tom said that we'd get lost.
eng: Tom said we needed at least $300 to buy everything we needed.
eng: Tom said that we needed at least $300 to buy everything we needed.
eng: Tom said we should be patient.
eng: Tom said that we should be patient.
eng: Tom said you'd be able to help me.
eng: Tom said that you'd be able to help me.
eng: Tom said you didn't want to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom said that you didn't want to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom said you needed to see me.
eng: Tom said that you needed to see me.
eng: Tom said you're stubborn.
eng: Tom said that you're stubborn.
eng: Tom said you speak French.
eng: Tom said that you speak French.
eng: Tom said you were his friend.
eng: Tom said that you were his friend.
eng: Tom said you were in Boston.
eng: Tom said that you were in Boston.
eng: Tom said you were really good at tennis.
eng: Tom said that you were really good at tennis.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom's alone.
eng: Tom is alone.
eng: Tom's always telling Mary that he loves her.
eng: Tom is always telling Mary that he loves her.
eng: Tom's a member of my housing co-op.
eng: Tom is a member of my housing co-op.
eng: Tom's amused.
eng: Tom is amused.
eng: Tom's a polyglot.
eng: Tom is a polyglot.
eng: Tom's a real expert.
eng: Tom is a real expert.
eng: Tom's a real joker.
eng: Tom is a real joker.
eng: Tom sat down and took off his rollerblades.
eng: Tom sat down and took his rollerblades off.
eng: Tom's a terrible joke teller, because he often forgets the punchline.
eng: Tom is a terrible joke teller, because he often forgets the punchline.
eng: Tom's a utilitarian.
eng: Tom is a utilitarian.
eng: Tom's a very nice boy.
eng: Tom is a very nice boy.
eng: Tom saw Mary eating meat, even though she'd told him she was a vegetarian.
eng: Tom saw Mary eating meat, even though she'd told him that she was a vegetarian.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to somebody that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone that he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw Mary talking to someone he didn't know.
eng: Tom saw somebody coming.
eng: Tom saw someone coming.
eng: Tom says Australia is his favorite country.
eng: Tom says that Australia is his favorite country.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows can swim.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows can swim.
eng: Tom says he and Mary didn't stay in Australia very long.
eng: Tom says that he and Mary didn't stay in Australia very long.
eng: Tom says he and Mary went to Australia last winter.
eng: Tom says that he and Mary went to Australia last winter.
eng: Tom says he can prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he did nothing illegal.
eng: Tom says he didn't do anything illegal.
eng: Tom says he didn't do anything illegal.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do anything illegal.
eng: Tom says he didn't do anything wrong.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do anything wrong.
eng: Tom says he didn't do it.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do it.
eng: Tom says he didn't know that Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan to go home early.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan on going home early.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans to do that this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans on doing that this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't understand why anybody would do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't understand why anyone would do that.
eng: Tom says he hasn't done anything wrong.
eng: Tom says he's done nothing wrong.
eng: Tom says he has something he wants me to see.
eng: Tom says that he has something that he wants me to see.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows he doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that he doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she has to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she has to do that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he's not planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can win.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can win.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary won't want to go sailing unless he goes sailing with her.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary won't want to go sailing unless he goes sailing with her.
eng: Tom says he'll do that when he's in Australia.
eng: Tom says that he'll do that when he's in Australia.
eng: Tom says he loves it in Australia.
eng: Tom says that he loves it in Australia.
eng: Tom says he needs to be in Australia next week.
eng: Tom says that he needs to be in Australia next week.
eng: Tom says he needs to find someone to do that for him.
eng: Tom says he needs to find somebody to do that for him.
eng: Tom says he plans on staying in Australia as long as he can.
eng: Tom says he plans to stay in Australia as long as he can.
eng: Tom says he's feeling OK.
eng: Tom says that he's feeling OK.
eng: Tom says he's hoping you can do that.
eng: Tom says that he's hoping you can do that.
eng: Tom says he's not coming back here.
eng: Tom says he isn't coming back here.
eng: Tom says he's not guilty.
eng: Tom says he isn't guilty.
eng: Tom says he's not planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he's not planning on staying here all winter.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on staying here all winter.
eng: Tom says he's planning on going to Australia with Mary.
eng: Tom says he's planning to go to Australia with Mary.
eng: Tom says he thinks it's not possible to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't think it's possible to do that.
eng: Tom says he wants to do the same thing I did in Australia.
eng: Tom says that he wants to do the same thing I did in Australia.
eng: Tom says he wants to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says that he wants to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says he wants to learn French.
eng: Tom says that he wants to learn French.
eng: Tom says Mary has always lived in Australia.
eng: Tom says that Mary has always lived in Australia.
eng: Tom says Mary isn't sure she's ready.
eng: Tom says that Mary isn't sure she's ready.
eng: Tom says Mary is still planning to do that.
eng: Tom says Mary is still planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says Mary is trustworthy.
eng: Tom says that Mary is trustworthy.
eng: Tom says Mary is willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom says that Mary is willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom says Mary is willing to help us do that.
eng: Tom says that Mary is willing to help us do that.
eng: Tom says no one has been arrested.
eng: Tom says nobody has been arrested.
eng: Tom says that he and Mary will spend Christmas Day together.
eng: Tom says he and Mary will spend Christmas Day together.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can wait, but Mary can't.
eng: Tom says he can wait, but Mary can't.
eng: Tom says that he despises Mary.
eng: Tom says he despises Mary.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't feel like drinking tonight.
eng: Tom says he doesn't feel like drinking tonight.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't usually wear underwear.
eng: Tom says he doesn't usually wear underwear.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to drink anything.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to drink anything.
eng: Tom says that he hasn't had a drink in three years.
eng: Tom says he hasn't had a drink in three years.
eng: Tom says that he hasn't heard anything from Mary.
eng: Tom says he hasn't heard anything from Mary.
eng: Tom says that he has some paperwork that needs to be done.
eng: Tom says he has some paperwork that needs to be done.
eng: Tom says that he has to do that as well.
eng: Tom says that he also has to do that.
eng: Tom says that he intends to win.
eng: Tom says he intends to win.
eng: Tom says that he knows a good Chinese restaurant that we can go to.
eng: Tom says that he knows a good Chinese restaurant we can go to.
eng: Tom says that he'll always love Mary.
eng: Tom says he'll always love Mary.
eng: Tom says that he'll come tomorrow, but I doubt that he'll actually show up.
eng: Tom says he'll come tomorrow, but I doubt that he'll actually show up.
eng: Tom says that he'll teach French to my kids.
eng: Tom says he'll teach French to my kids.
eng: Tom says that he never locks his doors.
eng: Tom says he never locks his doors.
eng: Tom says that he only swears when it is absolutely necessary.
eng: Tom says he only swears when it is absolutely necessary.
eng: Tom says that he saw a ghost.
eng: Tom says he saw a ghost.
eng: Tom says that he's lonely.
eng: Tom says he's lonely.
eng: Tom says that he's prepared to die.
eng: Tom says he's prepared to die.
eng: Tom says that he's sorry that he broke his promise.
eng: Tom says he's sorry that he broke his promise.
eng: Tom says that he's sorry that he broke his promise.
eng: Tom says that he's sorry he broke his promise.
eng: Tom says that he wants to drink with us.
eng: Tom says he wants to drink with us.
eng: Tom says that he wasn't the one who broke the window.
eng: Tom says he wasn't the one who broke the window.
eng: Tom says that he won't win.
eng: Tom says he won't win.
eng: Tom says that Mary lies a lot.
eng: Tom says Mary lies a lot.
eng: Tom says that's his favorite book.
eng: Tom says that that's his favorite book.
eng: Tom says that's his favorite store.
eng: Tom says that that's his favorite store.
eng: Tom says that you deserve a chance.
eng: Tom says you deserve a chance.
eng: Tom says the matter is urgent.
eng: Tom says that the matter is urgent.
eng: Tom says the party is over.
eng: Tom says the party's over.
eng: Tom says there weren't any teachers there.
eng: Tom says there were no teachers there.
eng: Tom says you're lonely.
eng: Tom says that you're lonely.
eng: Tom says you're willing to help.
eng: Tom says that you're willing to help.
eng: Tom says you set him up.
eng: Tom says that you set him up.
eng: Tom says you've never been arrested.
eng: Tom says that you've never been arrested.
eng: Tom's been out of it lately.
eng: Tom has been out lately.
eng: Tom's car is parked out front.
eng: Tom's car's parked out front.
eng: Tom's contract expires October 20th.
eng: Tom's contract expires October twentieth.
eng: Tom's cooking.
eng: Tom is cooking.
eng: Tom's delirious.
eng: Tom is delirious.
eng: Tom's distracted.
eng: Tom is distracted.
eng: Tom's downstairs.
eng: Tom is downstairs.
eng: Tom's eating all the time.
eng: Tom is eating all the time.
eng: Tom's eating.
eng: Tom is eating.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she wouldn't do that that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she wouldn't do that that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she had to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she had to do that.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to correct his mistakes.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to correct his mistakes.
eng: Tom seems to have many friends.
eng: Tom seems to have lots of friends.
eng: Tom seems to know nothing about that.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to know anything about that.
eng: Tom sends Mary a birthday present every year.
eng: Tom sends a birthday present to Mary every year.
eng: Tom sent Mary a Valentine's Day card.
eng: Tom sent a Valentine's Day card to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary gifts.
eng: Tom sent gifts to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary his picture.
eng: Tom sent his picture to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary presents.
eng: Tom sent presents to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary roses on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom sent roses to Mary on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom set down his glass.
eng: Tom set his glass down.
eng: Tom set his mug down.
eng: Tom set down his mug.
eng: Tom's father is not listed on his birth certificate.
eng: Tom's father isn't listed on his birth certificate.
eng: Tom's father made him sell his motorcycle.
eng: Tom's father made Tom sell his motorcycle.
eng: Tom's flaky.
eng: Tom is flaky.
eng: Tom's good at haggling.
eng: Tom is good at haggling.
eng: Tom's good at his job.
eng: Tom is good at his job.
eng: Tom's greedy.
eng: Tom is greedy.
eng: Tom's grieving.
eng: Tom is grieving.
eng: Tom shaved off his mustache.
eng: Tom shaved his mustache off.
eng: Tom's hiding something, and Mary knows it.
eng: Tom is hiding something, and Mary knows it.
eng: Tom should do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom ought to do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom should do that.
eng: Tom ought to do that.
eng: Tom should have apologized to Mary.
eng: Tom should've apologized to Mary.
eng: Tom should have known this.
eng: Tom should've known this.
eng: Tom should have told me earlier.
eng: Tom should've told me earlier.
eng: Tom should never have been let out prison.
eng: Tom never should've been let out prison.
eng: Tom should never have let you do that by yourself.
eng: Tom should never have allowed you to do that by yourself.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that alone.
eng: Tom should probably tell Mary he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom should probably tell Mary that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom should've arrived already.
eng: Tom should have arrived already.
eng: Tom should've been able to show you how to do that.
eng: Tom should have been able to show you how to do that.
eng: Tom should've been forgiven for doing that.
eng: Tom should have been forgiven for doing that.
eng: Tom should've been found guilty.
eng: Tom should have been found guilty.
eng: Tom should've been happy.
eng: Tom should have been happy.
eng: Tom should've been here.
eng: Tom should have been here.
eng: Tom should've been in Australia when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've been in Australia when he had the chance to.
eng: Tom should've been interested.
eng: Tom should have been interested.
eng: Tom should've been on that train.
eng: Tom should have been on that train.
eng: Tom should've been quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should have been quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should've been ready, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom should have been ready, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom should've brought more food.
eng: Tom should have brought more food.
eng: Tom should've done much better.
eng: Tom should have done much better.
eng: Tom should've done that a long time ago.
eng: Tom should have done that a long time ago.
eng: Tom should've done that weeks ago.
eng: Tom should have done that weeks ago.
eng: Tom should've done that years ago.
eng: Tom should have done that years ago.
eng: Tom should've done this yesterday.
eng: Tom should have done this yesterday.
eng: Tom should've done what Mary told him to do.
eng: Tom should have done what Mary told him to do.
eng: Tom should've eaten more.
eng: Tom should have eaten more.
eng: Tom should've gone to Boston by plane.
eng: Tom should have gone to Boston by plane.
eng: Tom should've helped Mary do that.
eng: Tom should have helped Mary do that.
eng: Tom should've helped Mary.
eng: Tom should have helped Mary.
eng: Tom should've known.
eng: Tom should have known.
eng: Tom should've let his children come camping with us.
eng: Tom should have let his children come camping with us.
eng: Tom should've listened more carefully to Mary's explanation.
eng: Tom should have listened more carefully to Mary's explanation.
eng: Tom should've never gotten that job.
eng: Tom should never have gotten that job.
eng: Tom should've parked his car somewhere else.
eng: Tom should have parked his car somewhere else.
eng: Tom should've refused to leave early.
eng: Tom should have refused to leave early.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston a few more days.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston a few more days.
eng: Tom should've stayed longer.
eng: Tom should have stayed longer.
eng: Tom should've surrendered.
eng: Tom should have surrendered.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that she was doing that the wrong way.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that she was doing that the wrong way.
eng: Tom should've told me about that earlier.
eng: Tom should have told me about that earlier.