DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: If I hadn't done that, someone else would've.
eng: If I hadn't done that, someone else would have.
eng: If I had the money, I would immediately buy this computer.
eng: If I had the money, I would immediately purchase this computer.
eng: If it hadn't been for the storm, I would've arrived sooner.
eng: If it hadn't been for the storm, I would have arrived sooner.
eng: If it's okay for her to buy a knife, then why on earth can't I?
eng: If it's OK for her to buy a knife, then why on earth can't I?
eng: If it's something you can do, do it.
eng: If it's something that you can do, do it.
eng: If it were not for the sun, we would all die.
eng: If it weren't for the sun, we'd all die.
eng: If it were possible, someone would've done it by now.
eng: If it were possible, someone would have done it by now.
eng: If I were you, I'd ask Tom to help.
eng: I'd ask Tom to help if I were you.
eng: If I were you, I'd quit.
eng: I'd quit if I were you.
eng: If I were you I would call the doctor.
eng: If I were you, I'd call a doctor.
eng: If I were you, I would go home at once.
eng: If I were you, I'd go home right away.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't eat any of the mushrooms that Tom picked.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't eat any of the mushrooms Tom picked.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't pitch my tent there.
eng: I wouldn't pitch my tent there if I were you.
eng: If my mother were still alive, she would have helped me.
eng: If my mother were still alive, she would've helped me.
eng: If only my thoughts were to come out of my mouth like a receipt being printed.
eng: If only my thoughts were set into type and would come out of my mouth like a receipt.
eng: If only you had helped me yesterday, the problem would have been avoided.
eng: If only you had helped me yesterday, the problem would've been avoided.
eng: I forgot that today was Tom's birthday.
eng: I forgot today was Tom's birthday.
eng: I forgot that Tom was a teacher.
eng: I forgot Tom was a teacher.
eng: I forgot that we had homework.
eng: I forgot we had homework.
eng: I forgot to buy Tom a present.
eng: I forgot to buy a present for Tom.
eng: I forgot Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I forgot that Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I intended to do that.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I intended to do that.
eng: I found a stone that has the shape of a heart.
eng: I found a stone shaped like a heart.
eng: I found out both Tom and Mary like romance novels.
eng: I found out Tom and Mary both like romance novels.
eng: If something sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
eng: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
eng: If they'd known what was about to happen, they would've changed their plans.
eng: If they'd known what was about to happen, they would have changed their plans.
eng: If this is madness, there is method in it.
eng: Though this be madness, yet there is method in't.
eng: If Tom calls again, tell him I'm busy.
eng: If Tom calls again, tell him that I'm busy.
eng: If Tom can't do that, probably no one else can either.
eng: If Tom can't do that, probably nobody else can either.
eng: If Tom comes, give him this paper.
eng: If Tom comes, give this paper to him.
eng: If Tom could've spoken French, he'd have had more fun.
eng: If Tom could have spoken French, he'd have had more fun.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, I won't either.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, neither will I.
eng: If Tom doesn't help you, I will help you.
eng: If Tom doesn't help you, I'll help you.
eng: If Tom doesn't help you, I will.
eng: If Tom doesn't help you, I'll help you.
eng: If Tom does that, I will, too.
eng: If Tom does that, so will I.
eng: If Tom had had enough money, he would have gone to Boston with Mary.
eng: If Tom had had enough money, he would've gone to Boston with Mary.
eng: If Tom had left at 2:30, he would've gotten here by now.
eng: If Tom had left at 2:30, he would have gotten here by now.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would have.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would have.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, somebody else would've.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've done it.
eng: If Tom hadn't done it, someone else would've.
eng: If we don't find water that we can drink, we won't survive much longer.
eng: If we don't find water we can drink, we won't survive much longer.
eng: If we don't take the threat of meteor strikes seriously, we will all die.
eng: If we don't take the threat of meteor strikes seriously, we'll all die.
eng: If you act like that, Tom will think that you hate him.
eng: If you act like that, Tom will think you hate him.
eng: If you catch a cold, you cannot easily get rid of it.
eng: If you catch a cold, you can't easily get rid of it.
eng: If you'd asked me for it, I would've given it to you.
eng: If you'd asked me for it, I would have given it to you.
eng: If you'd been there, we would've had a good time together.
eng: If you'd been there, we would have had a good time together.
eng: If you'd helped me, I would've succeeded.
eng: If you'd helped me, I would have succeeded.
eng: If you'd left home a little earlier you would've been on time.
eng: If you'd left home a little earlier you would have been on time.
eng: If you don't go, I won't either.
eng: If you don't go, I won't go either.
eng: If you don't want to come, you don't have to.
eng: You don't have to come if you don't want to.
eng: If you do that, I will too.
eng: If you do that, so will I.
eng: If you do this, you will regret it for the rest of your life.
eng: If you do this, you'll regret it for the rest of your life.
eng: If you eat this, then I'll eat it, too.
eng: If you eat this, I'll eat it, too.
eng: If you had asked for my advice, I would've advised you not to do that.
eng: If you had asked for my advice, I would have advised you not to do that.
eng: If you had followed my advice, you wouldn't be in such a fix now.
eng: If you'd followed my advice, you wouldn't be in such a fix now.
eng: If you hadn't turned down Tom when he came to you for help, none of this would have happened.
eng: If you hadn't turned down Tom when he came to you for help, none of this would've happened.
eng: If you had told me earlier, I would have dressed up.
eng: If you'd told me earlier, I would've dressed up.
eng: If you have a question, please put up your hand.
eng: If you've got a question, please put your hand up.
eng: If you need me, I will come over immediately.
eng: If you need me, I'll come over right away.
eng: If you're not going, I'm not either.
eng: If you aren't going, I'm not either.
eng: If you're not going, I'm not going either.
eng: If you aren't going, I'm not going either.
eng: If you're not willing to do what we tell you to do, then leave.
eng: If you aren't willing to do what we tell you to do, then leave.
eng: If you see Tom today, please tell him that he's invited to my party, too.
eng: If you see Tom today, please tell him he's invited to my party, too.
eng: If you want this pen, I will lend it to you.
eng: If you want this pen, I'll lend it to you.
eng: If you wish to leave, you may.
eng: If you wish to leave, you may leave.
eng: I gave Tom a bicycle.
eng: I gave a bicycle to Tom.
eng: I gave Tom all the money I had.
eng: I gave Tom all the money that I had.
eng: I got a bicycle for Tom.
eng: I got Tom a bicycle.
eng: I got lost in the forest.
eng: I lost my way in the woods.
eng: I graduated from Kyoto University.
eng: I graduated from the University of Kyoto.
eng: I grew up with these TV shows.
eng: I grew up on these TV shows.
eng: I guarantee that's not going to happen.
eng: I guarantee that isn't going to happen.
eng: I guess I could try.
eng: I guess that I could try.
eng: I guess I spoke too soon.
eng: I guess that I spoke too soon.
eng: I guess it's like that everywhere.
eng: I guess that it's like that everywhere.
eng: I guess that's not really important.
eng: I guess that that's not really important.
eng: I guess that you can't do it.
eng: I guess you can't do it.
eng: I guess this is a step in the right direction.
eng: I guess that this is a step in the right direction.
eng: I guess we won't be seeing Tom anytime soon.
eng: I guess that we won't be seeing Tom anytime soon.
eng: I guess you cannot do it.
eng: I guess you can't do it.
eng: I had hardly started to work when it began to rain.
eng: I'd hardly started to work when it began to rain.
eng: I had hoped you'd tell me everything yourself.
eng: I'd hoped that you'd tell me everything yourself.
eng: I had intended to visit the temple last week.
eng: I'd intended to visit the temple last week.
eng: I had lunch three hours ago.
eng: I ate lunch three hours ago.
eng: I had no idea that Tom was planning to ask Mary to do that.
eng: I had no idea that Tom was planning on asking Mary to do that.
eng: I had no idea that Tom was planning to tell Mary not to do that.
eng: I had no idea that Tom was planning on telling Mary not to do that.
eng: I had no idea that Tom would be able to do that.
eng: I had no idea Tom would be able to do that.
eng: I had no idea Tom could do that.
eng: I had no idea that Tom could do that.
eng: I had no idea Tom was not happy.
eng: I had no idea Tom wasn't happy.
eng: I had no idea you knew Tom.
eng: I had no idea that you knew Tom.
eng: I hadn't planned to do that, but I can if you really want me to.
eng: I hadn't planned on doing that, but I can if you really want me to.
eng: I handed the letter to Tom.
eng: I handed Tom the letter.
eng: I handed Tom a cup of coffee.
eng: I handed a cup of coffee to Tom.
eng: I handed Tom my set of keys.
eng: I handed my set of keys to Tom.
eng: I hate celery!
eng: I hate celery.
eng: I have a feeling I'm going to regret this later.
eng: I have a feeling that I'm going to regret this later.
eng: I have a feeling that I have been here before.
eng: I have a feeling that I've been here before.
eng: I have a flat tyre.
eng: I've got a flat tyre.
eng: I have a load of work to do before I can go home.
eng: I have a lot of work to do before I can go home.
eng: I have a lot of things that I want to do before I die.
eng: I have a lot of things I want to do before I die.
eng: I have a lot of work to do.
eng: I've got a ton of work to do.
eng: I have already finished reading this book.
eng: I've already finished reading this book.
eng: I have always treated you with respect.
eng: I've always treated you with respect.
eng: I have been a teacher for 15 years.
eng: I've been a teacher for 15 years.
eng: I have been busy since yesterday.
eng: I've been busy since yesterday.
eng: I have been keeping a diary for 3 years.
eng: I've been keeping a diary for three years.
eng: I have been on a diet for more than a year.
eng: I've been on a diet for more than a year.
eng: I have been struck by lightning twice.
eng: I've been struck by lightning twice.
eng: I have been studying English for three years.
eng: I've been studying English for three years.
eng: I have been thinking about starting a new business.
eng: I've been thinking about starting a new business.
eng: I have been waiting for the bus for an hour.
eng: I've been waiting for the bus for an hour.
eng: I have created a few websites.
eng: I've created a few websites.
eng: I have enjoyed myself very much.
eng: I've enjoyed myself very much.
eng: I have got a question.
eng: I've got a question.
eng: I have irrational desires.
eng: I have irrational wants.
eng: I have just hard-boiled an egg for myself.
eng: I've just hard-boiled an egg for myself.
eng: I have learned a lot from this conversation.
eng: I've learned a lot from this conversation.
eng: I have left my umbrella in the phone booth.
eng: I've left my umbrella in the phone booth.
eng: I have less than you have.
eng: I have less than you.
eng: I have lived here for thirty years.
eng: I've lived here for thirty years.
eng: I have lost my credit card.
eng: I've lost my credit card.
eng: I have made up my mind to work harder.
eng: I've made up my mind to work harder.
eng: I have missed you too, Tom.
eng: I've missed you too, Tom.
eng: I have never been a smoker.
eng: I've never been a smoker.
eng: I have never believed Tom.
eng: I've never believed Tom.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind you are the woman I'm going to marry.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind you're the woman I'm going to marry.
eng: I have no job, so I can never save money.
eng: Since I don't have a job, I can't save money.
eng: I have not read all the books.
eng: I haven't read all the books.
eng: I have not yet finished my supper.
eng: I haven't yet finished my supper.
eng: I haven't called back yet.
eng: I haven't yet called back.
eng: I haven't decided yet.
eng: I'm still undecided.
eng: I haven't done that yet.
eng: I haven't yet done that.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I've eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I haven't finished doing that yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished doing that.
eng: I haven't finished my homework yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished my homework.
eng: I haven't read it.
eng: I haven't read it!
eng: I haven't said anything to Tom about that yet.
eng: I haven't yet said anything to Tom about that.
eng: I haven't told anybody else yet.
eng: I haven't told anyone else yet.
eng: I haven't understood anything that you've said.
eng: I haven't understood anything you've said.
eng: I haven't yet apologized.
eng: I haven't apologized yet.
eng: I haven't yet applied for a visa.
eng: I haven't applied for a visa yet.
eng: I haven't yet told Tom about that.
eng: I haven't told Tom about that yet.
eng: I have read a book.
eng: I've read a book.
eng: I have seen Mt. Fuji.
eng: I've seen Mt. Fuji.
eng: I have serious doubts about their plans succeeding.
eng: I have serious doubts about their plan succeeding.
eng: I have taught my dog to sit up and beg.
eng: I've taught my dog to sit up and beg.
eng: I have the impression that Tom is doing well.
eng: I have the impression Tom is doing well.
eng: I have to admit I'm a little anxious.
eng: I have to admit that I'm a little anxious.
eng: I have to find it.
eng: I've got to find it.
eng: I have to go to the toilet.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I have to leave now.
eng: I must leave now.
eng: I have trouble swallowing.
eng: I have difficulty swallowing.
eng: I have two sons. One is in Boston and the other is in Chicago.
eng: I have two sons. One is in Boston and the other in Chicago.
eng: I heard from Tom that Mary couldn't do that.
eng: I heard from Tom that Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: I heard someone yelling and wondered who it was.
eng: I heard somebody yelling and wondered who it was.
eng: I heard that both Tom and Mary have been fired.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have both been fired.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have gotten divorced.
eng: I heard Tom and Mary have gotten divorced.
eng: I heard that Tom is planning on going to Boston next weekend.
eng: I heard Tom is planning on going to Boston next weekend
eng: I heard that Tom shot somebody.
eng: I heard that Tom shot someone.
eng: I heard that Tom wants a divorce.
eng: I heard Tom wants a divorce.
eng: I heard Tom is going to Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom is going to Australia.
eng: I heard Tom is living in Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom is living in Australia.
eng: I heard Tom offered you a job.
eng: I heard that Tom offered you a job.
eng: I heard Tom plans to move to Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom plans to move to Australia.
eng: I heard Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I heard Tom was in trouble.
eng: I heard that Tom was in trouble.
eng: I heard Tom yelling at someone.
eng: I heard Tom yelling at somebody.
eng: I heard you paid Tom a visit yesterday.
eng: I heard that you paid Tom a visit yesterday.
eng: I heard you went to visit Tom yesterday.
eng: I heard that you went to visit Tom yesterday.
eng: I hear you've given up smoking.
eng: I hear you've quit smoking.
eng: I hope both of you get what you want.
eng: I hope that both of you get what you want.
eng: I hope both Tom and Mary get what they want.
eng: I hope that both Tom and Mary get what they want.
eng: I hoped to get an email from you today.
eng: I had hoped to get an email from you today.
eng: I hope everything will be over soon.
eng: I hope that everything will be over soon.
eng: I hope I can graduate.
eng: I hope that I can graduate.
eng: I hope I can graduate this year.
eng: I hope that I can graduate this year.
eng: I hope I can see you tomorrow.
eng: I hope that I can see you tomorrow.
eng: I hope I can spend more time doing that now that I'm retired.
eng: I hope that I can spend more time doing that now that I'm retired.
eng: I hope I don't need to do that.
eng: I hope that I don't need to do that.
eng: I hope I don't say anything stupid.
eng: I hope that I don't say anything stupid.
eng: I hope I don't start crying.
eng: I hope that I don't start crying.
eng: I hope I get a chance to go to Boston.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to go to Boston.
eng: I hope I get a raise.
eng: I hope that I get a raise.
eng: I hope I get the chance to ask Tom that question.
eng: I hope that I get the chance to ask Tom that question.
eng: I hope I get to come back here soon.
eng: I hope that I get to come back here soon.
eng: I hope I haven't forgotten anyone.
eng: I hope I haven't forgotten anybody.
eng: I hope I'll be able to help you tomorrow.
eng: I hope that I'll be able to help you tomorrow.
eng: I hope I'll survive this.
eng: I hope that I'll survive this.
eng: I hope I'm able to do that.
eng: I hope that I'm able to do that.
eng: I hope I never have to do that.
eng: I hope that I never have to do that.
eng: I hope it isn't impossible.
eng: I hope that it's not impossible.
eng: I hope it'll work next time.
eng: I hope that it'll work next time.
eng: I hope it's not impossible.
eng: I hope that it's not impossible.
eng: I hope more people will be here.
eng: I hope that more people will be here.
eng: I hope no one comes.
eng: I hope nobody comes.
eng: I hope no one comes.
eng: I hope that no one comes.
eng: I hope no one followed you.
eng: I hope nobody followed you.
eng: I hope no one goes home hungry.
eng: I hope nobody goes home hungry.
eng: I hope our shop doesn't get vandalized.
eng: I hope that our shop doesn't get vandalized.
eng: I hope someone will do that for us.
eng: I hope somebody will do that for us.
eng: I hope that I can be in Boston next weekend.
eng: I hope I can be in Boston next weekend.
eng: I hope that I gave you enough money to buy everything you needed.
eng: I hope I gave you enough money to buy everything you needed.
eng: I hope that I haven't gotten you in any trouble.
eng: I hope I haven't gotten you in any trouble.
eng: I hope that I'll be in Boston next weekend.
eng: I hope I'll be in Boston next weekend.
eng: I hope that I'll see Tom tomorrow.
eng: I hope I'll see Tom tomorrow.
eng: I hope that isn't the case.
eng: I hope that that isn't the case.
eng: I hope that it is fine tomorrow.
eng: I hope it's fine tomorrow.
eng: I hope that it isn't impossible.
eng: I hope it isn't impossible.
eng: I hope that it isn't impossible.
eng: I hope that it's not impossible.
eng: I hope that I will be able to help you at some other time.
eng: I hope that I'll be able to help you at some other time.
eng: I hope that they live happily ever after.
eng: I hope they live happily ever after.
eng: I hope that things stay peaceful.
eng: I hope things stay peaceful.
eng: I hope that this isn't the last time we see you.
eng: I hope this isn't the last time we see you.
eng: I hope that this time it works.
eng: I hope this time it works.
eng: I hope that Tom can take care of Mary.
eng: I hope Tom can take care of Mary.
eng: I hope that Tom doesn't see us.
eng: I hope Tom doesn't see us.
eng: I hope that Tom doesn't think that we hate him.
eng: I hope Tom doesn't think that we hate him.
eng: I hope that Tom gets a second chance.
eng: I hope Tom gets a second chance.
eng: I hope that Tom gets the help he needs.
eng: I hope Tom gets the help he needs.
eng: I hope that Tom gets what he wants.
eng: I hope Tom gets what he wants.
eng: I hope that Tom got the help he needed.
eng: I hope Tom got the help he needed.
eng: I hope that Tom got what he needed.
eng: I hope Tom got what he needed.
eng: I hope that Tom passes the exam.
eng: I hope Tom passes the exam.
eng: I hope that Tom wasn't injured in the crash.
eng: I hope Tom wasn't injured in the crash.
eng: I hope that we can come up with a few good ideas.
eng: I hope we can come up with a few good ideas.
eng: I hope that we can salvage the situation.
eng: I hope we can salvage the situation.
eng: I hope that we can survive on our own.
eng: I hope we can survive on our own.
eng: I hope that we can survive this drought.
eng: I hope we can survive this drought.
eng: I hope that we don't have problems with Tom.
eng: I hope we don't have problems with Tom.
eng: I hope that you and Tom get along.
eng: I hope you and Tom get along.
eng: I hope that you have a lot of fun.
eng: I hope you have a lot of fun.
eng: I hope that you have lots of fun.
eng: I hope that you have a lot of fun.
eng: I hope that you have lots of fun.
eng: I hope you have a lot of fun.
eng: I hope that you learned something today.
eng: I hope you learned something today.
eng: I hope that you'll be my friends.
eng: I hope you'll be my friends.
eng: I hope that you're doing your best.
eng: I hope you're doing your best.
eng: I hope that you're good.
eng: I hope you're good.
eng: I hope that you're not afraid to use it.
eng: I hope you're not afraid to use it.
eng: I hope the police catch the guy who stabbed me.
eng: I hope that the police catch the guy who stabbed me.
eng: I hope this is accurate information.
eng: I hope that this is accurate information.
eng: I hope this is enough food for everybody.
eng: I hope that this is enough food for everyone.
eng: I hope this isn't the last time we get to do this.
eng: I hope that this isn't the last time we get to do this.
eng: I hope Tom and I aren't inconveniencing you.
eng: I hope that Tom and I aren't inconveniencing you.
eng: I hope Tom and Mary aren't quicker at doing that than me.
eng: I hope Tom and Mary aren't quicker at doing that than I am.
eng: I hope Tom can get that sorted out.
eng: I hope that Tom can get that sorted out.
eng: I hope Tom doesn't become jealous.
eng: I hope Tom doesn't get jealous.
eng: I hope Tom does that soon.
eng: I hope that Tom does that soon.
eng: I hope Tom gets adopted by a good family.
eng: I hope that Tom gets adopted by a good family.
eng: I hope Tom gets to do that.
eng: I hope that Tom gets to do that.
eng: I hope Tom hasn't given up hope.
eng: I hope that Tom hasn't given up hope.
eng: I hope Tom is behaving himself.
eng: I hope that Tom is behaving himself.
eng: I hope Tom is coming to Australia with you.
eng: I hope that Tom is coming to Australia with you.
eng: I hope Tom is glad that's going to happen.
eng: I hope that Tom is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: I hope Tom isn't dangerous.
eng: I hope that Tom isn't dangerous.
eng: I hope Tom isn't dead.
eng: I hope that Tom isn't dead.
eng: I hope Tom isn't tired.
eng: I hope that Tom isn't tired.
eng: I hope Tom is wrong.
eng: I hope Tom's wrong.
eng: I hope Tom knows he doesn't need to do that.
eng: I hope Tom knows that he doesn't need to do that.
eng: I hope Tom likes the present I bought for him.
eng: I hope that Tom likes the present I bought for him.
eng: I hope Tom never does that.
eng: I hope that Tom never does that.
eng: I hope Tom saw what Mary did.
eng: I hope that Tom saw what Mary did.
eng: I hope we can avoid making the same stupid mistakes we made last time.
eng: I hope that we can avoid making the same stupid mistakes we made last time.
eng: I hope we can do that again.
eng: I hope that we can do that again.
eng: I hope we can do that together someday.
eng: I hope that we can do that together someday.
eng: I hope we've proved our point.
eng: I hope that we've proved our point.
eng: I hope you already know what to do.
eng: I hope that you already know what to do.
eng: I hope you get the chance to do that.
eng: I hope that you get the chance to do that.
eng: I hope you have a good time in Europe.
eng: I hope that you have a good time in Europe.
eng: I hope you have lots of fun.
eng: I hope that you have lots of fun.
eng: I hope you have lots of fun.
eng: I hope you have a lot of fun.
eng: I hope you haven't been talking about me.
eng: I hope that you haven't been talking about me.
eng: I hope you know that the last thing I want to do is hurt you.
eng: I hope you know that the last thing that I want to do is hurt you.
eng: I hope you know that the last thing that I want to do is go there without your permission.
eng: I hope you know the last thing that I want to do is go there without your permission.
eng: I hope you know what to do.
eng: I hope that you know what to do.
eng: I hope you'll be able to do that soon.
eng: I hope that you'll be able to do that soon.
eng: I hope you'll put this to good use.
eng: I hope that you'll put this to good use.
eng: I hope you'll wait for us.
eng: I hope that you'll wait for us.
eng: I hope your dream comes true.
eng: I hope that your dream comes true.
eng: I hope you're aware nobody is above the law.
eng: I hope that you're aware that nobody is above the law.
eng: I hope you're not afraid to use it.
eng: I hope you aren't afraid to use it.
eng: I hope you're reliable.
eng: I hope that you're reliable.
eng: I hope you're wrong about that.
eng: I hope that you're wrong about that.
eng: I hope you've never done that.
eng: I hope that you've never done that.
eng: I illuminate myself with immensity.
eng: I flood myself with light of the immense.
eng: I imagine that's how I'd do that.
eng: I imagine that's the way I'd do that.
eng: I imagine we won't be seeing Tom anytime soon.
eng: I imagine that we won't be seeing Tom anytime soon.
eng: I just assumed that everybody was going to do that.
eng: I just assumed everybody was going to do that.
eng: I just found out that Tom is sick.
eng: I just found out Tom is sick.
eng: I just got a letter from someone I knew a long time ago.
eng: I just got a letter from someone that I knew a long time ago.
eng: I just hope Tom makes it out alive.
eng: I just hope that Tom makes it out alive.
eng: I just hope we make it out of here alive.
eng: I just hope that we make it out of here alive.
eng: I just wanted you to know I support you.
eng: I just wanted you to know that I support you.
eng: I just want to let you know that I think you're the most beautiful woman that I've ever seen.
eng: I just want to let you know that I think that you're the most beautiful woman that I've ever seen.
eng: I just want you all to know you can depend on me.
eng: I just want you all to know that you can depend on me.
eng: I just want you to consider the possibility that you are wrong.
eng: I just want you to consider the possibility that you're wrong.
eng: I knew I could rely on you!
eng: I knew I could rely on you.
eng: I knew I should've stayed home.
eng: I knew I should have stayed home.
eng: I knew I should've studied French.
eng: I knew I should have studied French.
eng: I knew it wouldn't be easy.
eng: I knew that it wouldn't be easy.
eng: I knew something funny might happen.
eng: I knew that something funny might happen.
eng: I knew something wasn't right.
eng: I knew that something wasn't right.
eng: I knew that eventually this would happen.
eng: I knew eventually this would happen.
eng: I knew that Tom couldn't win.
eng: I knew Tom couldn't win.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't know any other way to do that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't know any other way to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't know that he didn't really have to do that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't know he didn't really have to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't know that you were the one who had done that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't know that you were the one who had done that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't know you were the one who had done that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't know you were the one who had done that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't need to do that alone.
eng: I knew Tom didn't need to do that alone.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't really want to do that by himself.
eng: I knew Tom didn't really want to do that by himself.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't really want to do that with Mary.
eng: I knew Tom didn't really want to do that with Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't want be the next one to do that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't want be the next one to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't want me to do that.
eng: I knew Tom didn't want me to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't want to do that, but he did it anyway.
eng: I knew Tom didn't want to do that, but he did it anyway.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't want to do that today.
eng: I knew Tom didn't want to do that today.
eng: I knew that Tom had never actually done that.
eng: I knew Tom had never actually done that.
eng: I knew that Tom had to do that by himself.
eng: I knew Tom had to do that by himself.
eng: I knew that Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I knew Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom knew who could do that and who couldn't.
eng: I knew Tom knew who could do that and who couldn't.
eng: I knew that Tom knew who did that for Mary.
eng: I knew Tom knew who did that for Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom knew who had to do that.
eng: I knew Tom knew who had to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom knew who needed to do that.
eng: I knew Tom knew who needed to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom knew why I was planning on doing that next weekend.
eng: I knew Tom knew why I was planning on doing that next weekend.
eng: I knew that Tom knew why Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: I knew Tom knew why Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom knew why Mary had to do that yesterday.
eng: I knew Tom knew why Mary had to do that yesterday.
eng: I knew that Tom might be permitted to do that again.
eng: I knew Tom might be permitted to do that again.
eng: I knew that Tom might get hurt if he tried to do that.
eng: I knew Tom might get hurt if he tried to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom might want to learn how to do that.
eng: I knew Tom might want to learn how to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom needed to do that again.
eng: I knew Tom needed to do that again.
eng: I knew that Tom shouldn't go outside.
eng: I knew Tom shouldn't go outside.
eng: I knew that Tom told Mary that he couldn't do that.
eng: I knew Tom told Mary he couldn't do that.
eng: I knew that Tom told Mary that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: I knew Tom told Mary that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom told Mary to ask John not to do that.
eng: I knew Tom told Mary to ask John not to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom wanted us to do that for him.
eng: I knew Tom wanted us to do that for him.
eng: I knew that Tom was a bad loser.
eng: I knew Tom was a bad loser.
eng: I knew that Tom was a better cook than me.
eng: I knew Tom was a better cook than me.
eng: I knew that Tom was a better swimmer than I was.
eng: I knew Tom was a better swimmer than I was.
eng: I knew that Tom was a bit under the weather.
eng: I knew Tom was a bit under the weather.
eng: I knew that Tom was a bum.
eng: I knew Tom was a bum.
eng: I knew that Tom was afraid.
eng: I knew Tom was afraid.
eng: I knew that Tom was afraid that the police might arrest him.
eng: I knew Tom was afraid that the police might arrest him.
eng: I knew that Tom was a gun owner, but I didn't know he had so many guns.
eng: I knew Tom was a gun owner, but I didn't know he had so many guns.
eng: I knew that Tom was a little under the weather.
eng: I knew Tom was a little under the weather.
eng: I knew that Tom was already finished doing that.
eng: I knew Tom was already finished doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom was a pretty good jazz saxophone player. That's why I wanted him to join our band.
eng: I knew Tom was a pretty good jazz saxophone player. That's why I wanted him to join our band.
eng: I knew that Tom was a reasonable guy.
eng: I knew Tom was a reasonable guy.
eng: I knew that Tom was a traitor.
eng: I knew Tom was a traitor.
eng: I knew that Tom was doing that.
eng: I knew Tom was doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom was expecting Mary to do that for him.
eng: I knew Tom was expecting Mary to do that for him.
eng: I knew that Tom was expecting you to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was expecting you to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was finished doing that.
eng: I knew Tom was finished doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom was going to be the one to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was going to be the one to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was going to want to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was going to want to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't a bad student.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't a bad student.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't afraid of Mary's dog.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't afraid of Mary's dog.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't a lieutenant.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't a lieutenant.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't as good a student as Mary.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't as good a student as Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't a very good singer.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't a very good singer.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't a very nice guy.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't a very nice guy.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't the only one who did that.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't the only one who did that.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't very busy.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't very busy.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom was planning to tell Mary to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was planning to tell Mary to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was ready to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was ready to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was still willing to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was still willing to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I knew Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary that she shouldn't do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was the one who was supposed to tell Mary to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was upstairs, crying in his room.
eng: I knew Tom was upstairs, crying in his room.
eng: I knew that Tom was very busy.
eng: I knew Tom was very busy.
eng: I knew that Tom would be able to do that if he really needed to.
eng: I knew Tom would be able to do that if he really needed to.
eng: I knew that Tom would be able to do that if he really wanted to.
eng: I knew Tom would be able to do that if he really wanted to.
eng: I knew that Tom would be able to do that without some help.
eng: I knew Tom would be able to do that without some help.
eng: I knew that Tom would be annoyed if you did that.
eng: I knew Tom would be annoyed if you did that.
eng: I knew that Tom would be happy if you did that.
eng: I knew Tom would be happy if you did that.
eng: I knew that Tom would be permitted to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would be permitted to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would be the next one to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would be the next one to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would have the courage to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would have the courage to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would help Mary do that.
eng: I knew Tom would help Mary do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would like you to do that for him.
eng: I knew Tom would like you to do that for him.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't be a very good teacher.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't be a very good teacher.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't be motivated to do that.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't be motivated to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't care if Mary did that by herself.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't care if Mary did that by herself.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't care if you did that by yourself.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't care if you did that by yourself.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't eat the stew Mary made for him.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't eat the stew that Mary made for him.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't eat the stew that Mary made for him.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't eat the stew that Mary made for him.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't mind if we did that.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't mind if we did that.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't want to stop doing that.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't want to stop doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom would really do that by himself.
eng: I knew Tom would really do that by himself.
eng: I knew that Tom would show Mary how to do that if she asked him to.
eng: I knew Tom would show Mary how to do that if she asked him to.
eng: I knew that Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him to.
eng: I knew that Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him.
eng: I knew that Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him to.
eng: I knew Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him to.
eng: I knew that Tom would want to go to Australia with me.
eng: I knew Tom would want to go to Australia with me.
eng: I knew that what I was doing was wrong, but I did it anyway.
eng: I knew what I was doing was wrong, but I did it anyway.
eng: I knew that would happen.
eng: I knew that that would happen.
eng: I knew that you wouldn't have to stay in Australia as long as you thought you'd have to stay.
eng: I knew you wouldn't have to stay in Australia as long as you thought you'd have to stay.
eng: I knew Tom didn't care about Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't care about Mary.
eng: I knew Tom didn't like me.
eng: I knew that Tom didn't like me.
eng: I knew Tom knew what I wanted to do.
eng: I knew that Tom knew what I wanted to do.
eng: I knew Tom might not need to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom might not need to do that.
eng: I knew Tom ought to do that outside.
eng: I knew that Tom ought to do that outside.
eng: I knew Tom told Mary that he was going to do that.
eng: I knew Tom told Mary he was going to do that.
eng: I knew Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I knew that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I knew Tom was a better student than Mary was.
eng: I knew Tom was a better student than Mary.
eng: I knew Tom was active in his church.
eng: I knew that Tom was active in his church.
eng: I knew Tom was no good.
eng: I knew that Tom was no good.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't afraid to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't afraid to do that.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't going to listen.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't going to listen.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't going to see me.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't going to see me.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't in Boston.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't in Boston.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't in love with me.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't in love with me.
eng: I knew Tom wasn't very artistic.
eng: I knew that Tom wasn't very artistic.
eng: I knew Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I knew Tom was standing behind the curtain.
eng: I knew that Tom was standing behind the curtain.
eng: I knew Tom was studying.
eng: I knew that Tom was studying.
eng: I knew Tom was the traitor.
eng: I knew that Tom was the traitor.
eng: I knew Tom went to this school.
eng: I knew that Tom went to this school.
eng: I knew Tom would ask Mary to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would ask Mary to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would be annoyed.
eng: I knew that Tom would be annoyed.
eng: I knew Tom would be busy today.
eng: I knew that Tom would be busy today.
eng: I knew Tom would do that right away.
eng: I knew that Tom would do that right away.
eng: I knew Tom would eventually leave.
eng: I knew that Tom would eventually leave.
eng: I knew Tom would forgive me.
eng: I knew that Tom would forgive me.
eng: I knew Tom would go there.
eng: I knew that Tom would go there.
eng: I knew Tom would leave early.
eng: I knew that Tom would leave early.
eng: I knew Tom would lie to us about that.
eng: I knew that Tom would lie to us about that.
eng: I knew Tom would likely be able to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would likely be able to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would likely not agree to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would likely not agree to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would like Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom would like Mary.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't accept our offer.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't accept our offer.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't be able to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't be able to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't confess.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't confess.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't cry.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't cry.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't do what we asked him to do.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't do what we asked him to do.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't get caught.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't get caught.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't get the safe open.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't get the safe open.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't have enough money.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't have enough money.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't hurt me.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't hurt me.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't likely have to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't likely have to do that.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't pass the exam.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't pass the exam.
eng: I knew Tom wouldn't want to go to Australia with Mary.
eng: I knew that Tom wouldn't want to go to Australia with Mary.
eng: I knew Tom would pass the exam.
eng: I knew that Tom would pass the exam.
eng: I knew Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him to.
eng: I knew Tom would show you how to do that if you asked him.
eng: I knew Tom would unlikely agree to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would unlikely agree to do that.
eng: I knew Tom would want to do that.
eng: I knew that Tom would want to do that.
eng: I knew we should've brought more food with us.
eng: I knew we should have brought more food with us.
eng: I knew we should've left early.
eng: I knew we should have left early.
eng: I knew we should've stayed in Australia.
eng: I knew that we should've stayed in Australia.
eng: I knew you wouldn't like Australia.
eng: I knew that you wouldn't like Australia.
eng: I knew you wouldn't like it in Australia.
eng: I knew that you wouldn't like it in Australia.
eng: I know a lot of people who wish they were richer.
eng: I know a lot of people who wish that they were richer.
eng: I know both Tom and Mary have already left Boston.
eng: I know that Tom and Mary have both already left Boston.
eng: I know exactly where I am going.
eng: I know exactly where I'm going.
eng: I know how hard it must've been for you to tell Tom about what happened.
eng: I know how hard it must have been for you to tell Tom about what happened.
eng: I know I can do this.
eng: I know that I can do this.
eng: I know I can make it on time.
eng: I know that I can make it on time.
eng: I know I can rely on you.
eng: I know that I can rely on you.
eng: I know I deserve this.
eng: I know that I deserve this.
eng: I know I didn't do that the way you told me to.
eng: I know I didn't do that the way you told me.
eng: I know I didn't have to do that, but I'm glad that I did.
eng: I know I didn't have to do that, but I'm glad I did.
eng: I know I didn't make the right choice.
eng: I know that I didn't make the right choice.
eng: I know I did the right thing.
eng: I know that I did the right thing.
eng: I know I have many enemies here.
eng: I know I have a lot of enemies here.
eng: I know I haven't been doing what I should've been doing.
eng: I know that I haven't been doing what I should've been doing.
eng: I know I have to help Tom tomorrow.
eng: I know that I have to help Tom tomorrow.
eng: I know I made a mistake, but you needn't to rub it in!
eng: I know I made a mistake, but you don't need to rub it in.
eng: I know I made a mistake.
eng: I know that I made a mistake.
eng: I know I'm better than this.
eng: I know that I'm better than this.
eng: I know I'm going to regret this.
eng: I know that I'm going to regret this.
eng: I know I'm in big trouble now.
eng: I know that I'm in big trouble now.
eng: I know I'm in trouble now.
eng: I know that I'm in trouble now.
eng: I know I'm not alone.
eng: I know that I'm not alone.
eng: I know I'm rambling.
eng: I know that I'm rambling.
eng: I know I'm supposed to do this.
eng: I know that I'm supposed to do this.
eng: I know I said that I'd do that, but I can't do it today.
eng: I know I said I'd do that, but I can't do it today.
eng: I know I saw something move.
eng: I know that I saw something move.
eng: I know I should have said something, but I didn't know what to say.
eng: I know that I should have said something, but I didn't know what to say.
eng: I know I shouldn't have told Tom he needed to do that.
eng: I know that I shouldn't have told Tom he needed to do that.
eng: I know I shouldn't have told Tom to do that.
eng: I know that I shouldn't have told Tom to do that.
eng: I know I should stay and help.
eng: I know that I should stay and help.
eng: I know I should've done that.
eng: I know I should have done that.
eng: I know I should've helped Tom, but I didn't have the time.
eng: I know that I should've helped Tom, but I didn't have the time.
eng: I know I've been hard on you.
eng: I know that I've been hard on you.
eng: I know I've been lied to.
eng: I know that I've been lied to.
eng: I know I've been very stupid.
eng: I know that I've been very stupid.
eng: I know I've helped you.
eng: I know that I've helped you.
eng: I know most people here can't speak French.
eng: I know that most people here can't speak French.
eng: I know most people here don't like swimming.
eng: I know that most people here don't like swimming.
eng: I know somebody had to do that.
eng: I know someone had to do that.
eng: I know somebody ought to do that.
eng: I know someone ought to do that.
eng: I know somebody who can do that for you.
eng: I know someone who can do that for you.
eng: I know that all of this is just a game.
eng: I know all of this is just a game.
eng: I know that both Tom and Mary have finished doing that.
eng: I know that Tom and Mary have both finished doing that.
eng: I know that deep down you're a good person.
eng: I know deep down you're a good person.
eng: I know that doesn't matter.
eng: I know that that doesn't matter.
eng: I know that I can be replaced.
eng: I know I can be replaced.
eng: I know that I can't do that as well as Tom can.
eng: I know I can't do that as well as Tom can.
eng: I know that I couldn't do that even if I tried.
eng: I know I couldn't do that even if I tried.
eng: I know that I didn't cause this problem.
eng: I know I didn't cause this problem.
eng: I know that I didn't have to do that, but I'm glad that I did.
eng: I know that I didn't have to do that, but I'm glad I did.
eng: I know that I have a lot of enemies here.
eng: I know I have a lot of enemies here.
eng: I know that I have a lot of enemies here.
eng: I know I have many enemies here.
eng: I know that I have many enemies here.
eng: I know I have a lot of enemies here.
eng: I know that I have many enemies here.
eng: I know I have many enemies here.
eng: I know that I have to do that before Tom gets here.
eng: I know I have to do that before Tom gets here.
eng: I know that I have to do that while I'm here in Boston.
eng: I know I have to do that while I'm here in Boston.
eng: I know that I'll be arrested.
eng: I know I'll be arrested.
eng: I know that I'm annoying.
eng: I know I'm annoying.
eng: I know that I'm not going to be punished.
eng: I know I'm not going to be punished.
eng: I know that I'm ugly.
eng: I know I'm ugly.
eng: I know that I shouldn't have asked Tom to do that, but I did.
eng: I know I shouldn't have asked Tom to do that, but I did.
eng: I know that I shouldn't have done that, but I did it anyway.
eng: I know I shouldn't have done that, but I did it anyway.
eng: I know that it's hard to do that.
eng: I know that it's difficult to do that.
eng: I know that it's highly unlikely anybody can help me.
eng: I know that it's highly unlikely that anybody can help me.
eng: I know that it's highly unlikely anybody knows me.
eng: I know that it's highly unlikely that anybody knows me.
eng: I know that it's highly unlikely anyone knows me.
eng: I know it's highly unlikely anyone knows me.
eng: I know that it's what Tom wants.
eng: I know it's what Tom wants.
eng: I know that'll be hard to do.
eng: I know that'll be difficult to do.