DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: They know that they're being watched.
eng: They know they're being watched.
eng: They know that they're in real trouble now.
eng: They know they're in real trouble now.
eng: They know that they should do that today.
eng: They know they should do that today.
eng: They know that Tom means business.
eng: They know Tom means business.
eng: They let me know that they wouldn't do that.
eng: They let me know they wouldn't do that.
eng: They'll be glad that they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be glad they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be glad that they did that.
eng: They'll be glad they did that.
eng: They may do that if they want to.
eng: They may do that if they want.
eng: They must have arrived home by this time.
eng: They must've arrived home by this time.
eng: They must have been tired.
eng: They must've been tired.
eng: They must have found out who I was.
eng: They must've found out who I was.
eng: They must know I'm innocent.
eng: They must know that I'm innocent.
eng: They only allow you to visit patients for 30 minutes per day.
eng: They only allow you to visit patients for thirty minutes a day.
eng: They pretended that they didn't know me.
eng: They pretended they didn't know me.
eng: They promised that they'd be back soon.
eng: They promised they'd be back soon.
eng: They promised that they'd be here on Monday.
eng: They promised they'd be here on Monday.
eng: They promised that they'd check on it.
eng: They promised they'd check on it.
eng: They promised that they'd do that.
eng: They promised they'd do that.
eng: They promised that they'd do that this week.
eng: They promised they'd do that this week.
eng: They promised that they'd do that tomorrow.
eng: They promised they'd do that tomorrow.
eng: They promised that they'd tell us.
eng: They promised they'd tell us.
eng: They promised that they'd win.
eng: They promised they'd win.
eng: They promised that they wouldn't do that.
eng: They promised they wouldn't do that.
eng: They promised that they wouldn't leave town.
eng: They promised they wouldn't leave town.
eng: They put their bathing suits on.
eng: They put on their bathing suits.
eng: They put their books down.
eng: They put down their books.
eng: They put their boots on.
eng: They put on their boots.
eng: They put their forks down.
eng: They put down their forks.
eng: They put their hats on and left.
eng: They put on their hats and left.
eng: They put their notebooks away.
eng: They put away their notebooks.
eng: They put their phones away.
eng: They put away their phones.
eng: They put their swimsuits on.
eng: They put on their swimsuits.
eng: They rang.
eng: They phoned.
eng: They realized that they'd been unreasonable.
eng: They realized they'd been unreasonable.
eng: They realized that they might be late.
eng: They realized they might be late.
eng: They realized that they needed to do that.
eng: They realized they needed to do that.
eng: They realize that they're being ignored.
eng: They realize they're being ignored.
eng: They're hiding.
eng: They are hiding.
eng: They're in a library.
eng: They are in a library.
eng: They're living in a fantasy world.
eng: They're living in lala-land.
eng: They remained friends.
eng: They stayed friends.
eng: They're not as fun as they used to be.
eng: They aren't as fun as they used to be.
eng: They're not as fussy as they used to be.
eng: They aren't as fussy as they used to be.
eng: They're not as innocent as they seem.
eng: They aren't as innocent as they seem.
eng: They're not as lucky as they used to be.
eng: They aren't as lucky as they used to be.
eng: They're not as tidy as they used to be.
eng: They aren't as tidy as they used to be.
eng: They're not as tough as they look.
eng: They aren't as tough as they look.
eng: They're not as weak as they used to be.
eng: They aren't as weak as they used to be.
eng: They're not as young as they say they are.
eng: They aren't as young as they say they are.
eng: They're not coming.
eng: They are not coming.
eng: They're not here. They went home.
eng: They aren't here. They went home.
eng: They're not like people say they are.
eng: They aren't like people say they are.
eng: They're not sure that they can do that again.
eng: They're not sure they can do that again.
eng: They're not wearing their lab coats.
eng: They aren't wearing their lab coats.
eng: They're not where they want to be.
eng: They aren't where they want to be.
eng: They're surprised.
eng: They are surprised.
eng: They're tears of joy.
eng: They are tears of joy.
eng: They're welfare queens.
eng: They are welfare queens.
eng: They're wrong.
eng: They are wrong.
eng: They said that that was their favorite store.
eng: They said that was their favorite store.
eng: They said that the explosion woke them up.
eng: They said the explosion woke them up.
eng: They said that their houses weren't for sale.
eng: They said their houses weren't for sale.
eng: They said that they called the police.
eng: They said they called the police.
eng: They said that they couldn't elaborate.
eng: They said they couldn't elaborate.
eng: They said that they couldn't wait.
eng: They said they couldn't wait.
eng: They said that they'd been handcuffed.
eng: They said they'd been handcuffed.
eng: They said that they'd be happy to help.
eng: They said they'd be happy to help.
eng: They said that they'd be there tomorrow.
eng: They said they'd be there tomorrow.
eng: They said that they'd be willing help us.
eng: They said they'd be willing help us.
eng: They said that they'd be willing to do that.
eng: They said they'd be willing to do that.
eng: They said that they'd come.
eng: They said they'd come.
eng: They said that they'd consider doing that.
eng: They said they'd consider doing that.
eng: They said that they'd do that for free.
eng: They said they'd do that for free.
eng: They said that they'd do that for us.
eng: They said they'd do that for us.
eng: They said that they'd do that later.
eng: They said they'd do that later.
eng: They said that they'd do that tomorrow.
eng: They said they'd do that tomorrow.
eng: They said that they'd eat fruit.
eng: They said they'd eat fruit.
eng: They said that they didn't agree.
eng: They said they didn't agree.
eng: They said that they didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: They said they didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: They said that they didn't feel anything.
eng: They said they didn't feel anything.
eng: They said that they didn't feel hot.
eng: They said they didn't feel hot.
eng: They said that they didn't feel well today.
eng: They said they didn't feel well today.
eng: They said that they didn't have offices.
eng: They said they didn't have offices.
eng: They said that they didn't know any French.
eng: They said they didn't know any French.
eng: They said that they didn't like beer.
eng: They said they didn't like beer.
eng: They said that they didn't like this.
eng: They said they didn't like this.
eng: They said that they didn't mind doing that.
eng: They said they didn't mind doing that.
eng: They said that they didn't mind waiting.
eng: They said they didn't mind waiting.
eng: They said that they didn't need to hurry.
eng: They said they didn't need to hurry.
eng: They said that they didn't want me to wait.
eng: They said they didn't want me to wait.
eng: They said that they didn't want to argue.
eng: They said they didn't want to argue.
eng: They said that they didn't want to leave.
eng: They said they didn't want to leave.
eng: They said that they didn't work on Mondays.
eng: They said they didn't work on Mondays.
eng: They said that they did that for us.
eng: They said they did that for us.
eng: They said that they did that three times.
eng: They said they did that three times.
eng: They said that they'd leave.
eng: They said they'd leave.
eng: They said that they'd never heard of me.
eng: They said they'd never heard of me.
eng: They said that they'd never leave early.
eng: They said they'd never leave early.
eng: They said that they'd never study French.
eng: They said they'd never study French.
eng: They said that they'd never want to do that.
eng: They said they'd never want to do that.
eng: They said that they'd only talk to you.
eng: They said they'd only talk to you.
eng: They said that they don't do that.
eng: They said they don't do that.
eng: They said that they don't like to do that.
eng: They said that they don't like doing that.
eng: They said that they don't like to do that.
eng: They said they don't like to do that.
eng: They said that they don't want to do that.
eng: They said they don't want to do that.
eng: They said that they don't work on Mondays.
eng: They said they don't work on Mondays.
eng: They said that they'd pay for the dinner.
eng: They said they'd pay for the dinner.
eng: They said that they'd prefer not to do that.
eng: They said they'd prefer not to do that.
eng: They said that they'd rather come next week.
eng: They said they'd rather come next week.
eng: They said that they'd see me tomorrow.
eng: They said they'd see me tomorrow.
eng: They said that they'd think about it.
eng: They said they'd think about it.
eng: They said that they enjoyed the challenge.
eng: They said they enjoyed the challenge.
eng: They said that they felt amazing.
eng: They said they felt amazing.
eng: They said that they felt comfortable.
eng: They said they felt comfortable.
eng: They said that they felt excluded.
eng: They said they felt excluded.
eng: They said that they felt foolish.
eng: They said they felt foolish.
eng: They said that they felt manipulated.
eng: They said they felt manipulated.
eng: They said that they felt responsible.
eng: They said they felt responsible.
eng: They said that they felt tempted to do that.
eng: They said they felt tempted to do that.
eng: They said that they felt they had to do that.
eng: They said they felt they had to do that.
eng: They said that they felt uneasy.
eng: They said they felt uneasy.
eng: They said that they felt very lonely.
eng: They said they felt very lonely.
eng: They said that they figured I could do that.
eng: They said they figured I could do that.
eng: They said that they figured I could win.
eng: They said they figured I could win.
eng: They said that they got out of the way.
eng: They said they got out of the way.
eng: They said that they had alibis.
eng: They said they had alibis.
eng: They said that they had lots of money.
eng: They said they had lots of money.
eng: They said that they had no other details.
eng: They said they had no other details.
eng: They said that they had to work.
eng: They said they had to work.
eng: They said that they hope it'll happen soon.
eng: They said they hope it'll happen soon.
eng: They said that they intended to do that.
eng: They said they intended to do that.
eng: They said that they isn't ready to go.
eng: They said they isn't ready to go.
eng: They said that they isn't sure.
eng: They said they isn't sure.
eng: They said that they isn't thirty yet.
eng: They said they isn't thirty yet.
eng: They said that they knew that I was coming.
eng: They said they knew that I was coming.
eng: They said that they knew they could win.
eng: They said they knew they could win.
eng: They said that they like this time of year.
eng: They said they like this time of year.
eng: They said that they like to do that.
eng: They said they like to do that.
eng: They said that they'll be there.
eng: They said they'll be there.
eng: They said that they'll buy that for you.
eng: They said they'll buy that for you.
eng: They said that they'll call you later.
eng: They said they'll call you later.
eng: They said that they'll do that soon.
eng: They said they'll do that soon.
eng: They said that they'll laugh.
eng: They said they'll laugh.
eng: They said that they'll never leave early.
eng: They said they'll never leave early.
eng: They said that they lost their key.
eng: They said they lost their key.
eng: They said that they might not win.
eng: They said they might not win.
eng: They said that they needed our help.
eng: They said they needed our help.
eng: They said that they need to get more sleep.
eng: They said they need to get more sleep.
eng: They said that they planned on going Monday.
eng: They said they planned on going Monday.
eng: They said that they planned on going.
eng: They said they planned on going.
eng: They said that they're Canadian.
eng: They said they're Canadian.
eng: They said that they're cold.
eng: They said they're cold.
eng: They said that they're curious.
eng: They said they're curious.
eng: They said that they're desperate.
eng: They said they're desperate.
eng: They said that they're doing just fine.
eng: They said they're doing just fine.
eng: They said that they're doing that now.
eng: They said they're doing that now.
eng: They said that they're going to do that.
eng: They said they're going to do that.
eng: They said that they're irritated.
eng: They said they're irritated.
eng: They said that they're not going to do that.
eng: They said they're not going to do that.
eng: They said that they're supportive.
eng: They said they're supportive.
eng: They said that they're suspicious.
eng: They said they're suspicious.
eng: They said that they saw something scary.
eng: They said they saw something scary.
eng: They said that they think they can do that.
eng: They said they think they can do that.
eng: They said that they thought I'm charming.
eng: They said they thought I'm charming.
eng: They said that they thought I was creative.
eng: They said they thought I was creative.
eng: They said that they thought they could win.
eng: They said they thought they could win.
eng: They said that they tried to do that once.
eng: They said they tried to do that once.
eng: They said that they tried to win.
eng: They said they tried to win.
eng: They said that they tries to be optimistic.
eng: They said they tries to be optimistic.
eng: They said that they were busy.
eng: They said they were busy.
eng: They said that they were conservative.
eng: They said they were conservative.
eng: They said that they were hurt.
eng: They said they were hurt.
eng: They said that they weren't having any fun.
eng: They said they weren't having any fun.
eng: They said that they weren't planning to go.
eng: They said they weren't planning to go.
eng: They said that they weren't ready to talk.
eng: They said they weren't ready to talk.
eng: They said that they weren't retired.
eng: They said they weren't retired.
eng: They said that they weren't sad.
eng: They said they weren't sad.
eng: They said that they weren't sure what to do.
eng: They said they weren't sure what to do.
eng: They said that they weren't unhappy.
eng: They said they weren't unhappy.
eng: They said that they were really curious.
eng: They said they were really curious.
eng: They said that they were really sorry.
eng: They said they were really sorry.
eng: They said that they were really thirsty.
eng: They said they were really thirsty.
eng: They said that they were thrilled.
eng: They said they were thrilled.
eng: They said that they were very grateful.
eng: They said they were very grateful.
eng: They said that they were very mad.
eng: They said they were very mad.
eng: They said that they were very sick.
eng: They said they were very sick.
eng: They said that they were very worried.
eng: They said they were very worried.
eng: They said that they would come.
eng: They said they would come.
eng: They said that they wouldn't speak French.
eng: They said they wouldn't speak French.
eng: They said that they wouldn't try to do that.
eng: They said they wouldn't try to do that.
eng: They said that they would write to us.
eng: They said they would write to us.
eng: They said they were afraid.
eng: They said that they were afraid.
eng: They said they were bored.
eng: They said that they were bored.
eng: They said they were displeased.
eng: They said that they were displeased.
eng: They said they were exhausted.
eng: They said that they were exhausted.
eng: They said they were feeling fine.
eng: They said that they were feeling fine.
eng: They said they were getting sleepy.
eng: They said that they were getting sleepy.
eng: They said they were lonely.
eng: They said that they were lonely.
eng: They said they were ready.
eng: They said that they were ready.
eng: They said they were really happy.
eng: They said that they were really happy.
eng: They said they were safe.
eng: They said that they were safe.
eng: They said they were unimpressed.
eng: They said that they were unimpressed.
eng: They said they were very busy.
eng: They said that they were very busy.
eng: They said they were very drunk.
eng: They said that they were very drunk.
eng: They said they were very tired.
eng: They said that they were very tired.
eng: They say it's going to be another fine day today.
eng: They say it will be another fine day today.
eng: They say it will be another fine day today.
eng: They say it'll be another fine day today.
eng: They say that drug is not safe.
eng: They say that that drug isn't safe.
eng: They say that they also need to do that.
eng: They say they also need to do that.
eng: They say that they also want to do that.
eng: They say they also want to do that.
eng: They say that they aren't coming.
eng: They say they aren't coming.
eng: They say that they aren't having any fun.
eng: They say they aren't having any fun.
eng: They say that they can do that already.
eng: They say they can do that already.
eng: They say that they can't help.
eng: They say they can't help.
eng: They say that they can't wait that long.
eng: They say they can't wait that long.
eng: They say that they'd be willing to help us.
eng: They say they'd be willing to help us.
eng: They say that they declined that deal.
eng: They say they declined that deal.
eng: They say that they didn't have to do that.
eng: They say they didn't have to do that.
eng: They say that they didn't need to do that.
eng: They say they didn't need to do that.
eng: They say that they don't need money.
eng: They say they don't need money.
eng: They say that they don't need to do that.
eng: They say they don't need to do that.
eng: They say that they don't think that they snore.
eng: They say they don't think that they snore.
eng: They say that they enjoy teaching French.
eng: They say they enjoy teaching French.
eng: They say that they feel better now.
eng: They say they feel better now.
eng: They say that they have everything they want.
eng: They say they have everything they want.
eng: They say that they have no vices.
eng: They say they have no vices.
eng: They say that they have to do that.
eng: They say they have to do that.
eng: They say that they intend to win.
eng: They say they intend to win.
eng: They say that they like doing that.
eng: They say they like doing that.
eng: They say that they like it.
eng: They say they like it.
eng: They say that they like marigolds.
eng: They say they like marigolds.
eng: They say that they like studying French.
eng: They say they like studying French.
eng: They say that they'll be careful.
eng: They say they'll be careful.
eng: They say that they'll buy that for you.
eng: They say they'll buy that for you.
eng: They say that they'll hurt me.
eng: They say they'll hurt me.
eng: They say that they'll never do that again.
eng: They say they'll never do that again.
eng: They say that they'll pay for everything.
eng: They say they'll pay for everything.
eng: They say that they'll quit doing that.
eng: They say they'll quit doing that.
eng: They say that they'll sing.
eng: They say they'll sing.
eng: They say that they'll wait for us.
eng: They say they'll wait for us.
eng: They say that they lost their keys.
eng: They say they lost their keys.
eng: They say that they might go shopping.
eng: They say they might go shopping.
eng: They say that they need to do that.
eng: They say they need to do that.
eng: They say that they never did that.
eng: They say they never did that.
eng: They say that they're Canadians.
eng: They say they're Canadians.
eng: They say that they're disappointed.
eng: They say they're disappointed.
eng: They say that they're dying.
eng: They say they're dying.
eng: They say that they're exhausted.
eng: They say they're exhausted.
eng: They say that they're feeling tired.
eng: They say they're feeling tired.
eng: They say that they're going to beat you up.
eng: They say they're going to beat you up.
eng: They say that they're not afraid to do that.
eng: They say that they aren't afraid to do that.
eng: They say that they're not planning on going.
eng: They say that they aren't planning on going.
eng: They say that they're not planning on going.
eng: They say they're not planning on going.
eng: They say that they're sleepy.
eng: They say they're sleepy.
eng: They say that they're too old to start over.
eng: They say they're too old to start over.
eng: They say that they're unsure.
eng: They say they're unsure.
eng: They say that they're willing to help.
eng: They say they're willing to help.
eng: They say that they're working very hard.
eng: They say they're working very hard.
eng: They say that they shouldn't do that.
eng: They say they shouldn't do that.
eng: They say that they still need help.
eng: They say they still need help.
eng: They say that they used to study French.
eng: They say they used to study French.
eng: They say that they've been asked to help.
eng: They say they've been asked to help.
eng: They say that they've never eaten Thai food.
eng: They say they've never eaten Thai food.
eng: They say that they've taught French.
eng: They say they've taught French.
eng: They say that they want something to eat.
eng: They say they want something to eat.
eng: They say that they want to win.
eng: They say they want to win.
eng: They say that they were hungry.
eng: They say they were hungry.
eng: They say that they won't be here tomorrow.
eng: They say they won't be here tomorrow.
eng: They say that they won't do that again.
eng: They say they won't do that again.
eng: They say that they would've paid more.
eng: They say they would've paid more.
eng: They say travel broadens the mind.
eng: They say that travel broadens the mind.
eng: They showed their photo albums to us.
eng: They showed us their photo albums.
eng: They showed their schedule to me.
eng: They showed me their schedule.
eng: They still hope that they can do that.
eng: They still hope they can do that.
eng: They swore that they didn't do that.
eng: They swore they didn't do that.
eng: They swore that they'd never done that.
eng: They swore they'd never done that.
eng: They swore that they wouldn't do that again.
eng: They swore they wouldn't do that again.
eng: They swore that they wouldn't ever do that.
eng: They swore they wouldn't ever do that.
eng: They think maybe Tom had a heart attack.
eng: They think that maybe Tom had a heart attack.
eng: They think that they can save the world.
eng: They think they can save the world.
eng: They think that they know what to do.
eng: They think they know what to do.
eng: They think that they're in love.
eng: They think they're in love.
eng: They think that they're so clever.
eng: They think they're so clever.
eng: They think that they're stronger than me.
eng: They think they're stronger than me.
eng: They thought that their legs were broken.
eng: They thought their legs was broken.
eng: They thought that they could do that for me.
eng: They thought they could do that for me.
eng: They thought that they were being cute.
eng: They thought they were being cute.
eng: They thought that they were going to be busy.
eng: They thought they were going to be busy.
eng: They thought that they were going to win.
eng: They thought they were going to win.
eng: They told everybody at work that they were going to retire.
eng: They told everyone at work they were going to retire.
eng: They told everybody they were tired.
eng: They told everyone they were tired.
eng: They told everybody they were upset.
eng: They told everyone they were upset.
eng: They told everyone that they were cold.
eng: They told everyone they were cold.
eng: They told everyone that they were lonely.
eng: They told everyone they were lonely.
eng: They told everyone that they were suspicious.
eng: They told everyone they were suspicious.
eng: They told everyone that they were thirsty.
eng: They told everybody they were thirsty.
eng: They told everyone that they were ticklish.
eng: They told everybody they were ticklish.
eng: They told everyone that they were ticklish.
eng: They told everyone they were ticklish.
eng: They told me that they'd be back.
eng: They told me they'd be back.
eng: They told me that they'd be discreet.
eng: They told me they'd be discreet.
eng: They told me that they'd been busy.
eng: They told me they'd been busy.
eng: They told me that they'd be ready soon.
eng: They told me they'd be ready soon.
eng: They told me that they'd call you later.
eng: They told me they'd call you later.
eng: They told me that they'd do that for us.
eng: They told me they'd do that for us.
eng: They told me that they'd help me.
eng: They told me they'd help me.
eng: They told me that they'd help.
eng: They told me they'd help.
eng: They told me that they did nothing wrong.
eng: They told me they did nothing wrong.
eng: They told me that they didn't know.
eng: They told me they didn't know.
eng: They told me that they didn't win.
eng: They told me they didn't win.
eng: They told me that they disagreed.
eng: They told me they disagreed.
eng: They told me that they'd likely do that.
eng: They told me they'd likely do that.
eng: They told me that they don't like to study in the morning.
eng: They told me they don't like to study in the morning.
eng: They told me that they don't really care what happens.
eng: They told me they don't really care what happens.
eng: They told me that they'd won.
eng: They told me they'd won.
eng: They told me that they enjoyed the show.
eng: They told me they enjoyed the show.
eng: They told me that they felt fine.
eng: They told me they felt fine.
eng: They told me that they felt safe.
eng: They told me they felt safe.
eng: They told me that they had bacon and eggs for breakfast.
eng: They told me they had bacon and eggs for breakfast.
eng: They told me that they had been sick.
eng: They told me they had been sick.
eng: They told me that they liked pizza.
eng: They told me they liked pizza.
eng: They told me that they like you a lot.
eng: They told me they like you a lot.
eng: They told me that they'll be back soon.
eng: They told me they'll be back soon.
eng: They told me that they'll join us later.
eng: They told me they'll join us later.
eng: They told me that they losing weight.
eng: They told me they losing weight.
eng: They told me that they love me.
eng: They told me they love me.
eng: They told me that they needed money.
eng: They told me they needed money.
eng: They told me that they needed space.
eng: They told me they needed space.
eng: They told me that they're broke.
eng: They told me they're broke.
eng: They told me that they're losing weight.
eng: They told me they're losing weight.
eng: They told me that they're shy.
eng: They told me they're shy.
eng: They told me that they're skeptical.
eng: They told me they're skeptical.
eng: They told me that they're sleepy.
eng: They told me they're sleepy.
eng: They told me that they're tempted to do that.
eng: They told me they're tempted to do that.
eng: They told me that they're through doing that.
eng: They told me they're through doing that.
eng: They told me that they're well.
eng: They told me they're well.
eng: They told me that they understood.
eng: They told me they understood.
eng: They told me that they wanted to stay single.
eng: They told me they wanted to stay single.
eng: They told me that they were ambidextrous.
eng: They told me they were ambidextrous.
eng: They told me that they were certain.
eng: They told me they were certain.
eng: They told me that they were depressed.
eng: They told me they were depressed.
eng: They told me that they were famished.
eng: They told me they were famished.
eng: They told me that they were happy here.
eng: They told me they were happy here.
eng: They told me that they were hungry.
eng: They told me they were hungry.
eng: They told me that they were lonely.
eng: They told me they were lonely.
eng: They told me that they were next.
eng: They told me they were next.
eng: They told me that they weren't alone.
eng: They told me they weren't alone.
eng: They told me that they weren't very hungry.
eng: They told me they weren't very hungry.
eng: They told me that they were pessimistic.
eng: They told me they were pessimistic.
eng: They told me that they were ready to do that.
eng: They told me they were ready to do that.
eng: They told me that they were terrified.
eng: They told me they were terrified.
eng: They told me that they were well.
eng: They told me they were well.
eng: They told me that they were wounded.
eng: They told me they were wounded.
eng: They told us that they could help.
eng: They told us they could help.
eng: They told us that they couldn't win.
eng: They told us they couldn't win.
eng: They told us that they wouldn't do that.
eng: They told us they wouldn't do that.
eng: They told us they could speak French.
eng: They told us that they could speak French.
eng: They've got a green carpet in the living room.
eng: They have a green carpet in the living room.
eng: They've said that they won't do that.
eng: They've said they won't do that.
eng: They view foreigners with suspicion; I view everybody with suspicion.
eng: They view foreigners with suspicion; I view everyone with suspicion.
eng: They were afraid that they might be fired.
eng: They were afraid they might be fired.
eng: They were not sympathetic.
eng: They weren't sympathetic.
eng: They weren't ill.
eng: They were not ill.
eng: They weren't sure they liked the plan.
eng: They weren't sure that they liked the plan.
eng: They were very annoyed.
eng: They were really annoyed.
eng: They will miss the train.
eng: They'll miss the train.
eng: They wished that they could fly.
eng: They wished they could fly.
eng: They wished that they hadn't said that.
eng: They wished they hadn't said that.
eng: Things didn't go the way I'd hoped.
eng: Things didn't go the way I'd hoped they would.
eng: Things don't always happen the way we expect.
eng: Things don't always happen the way we expect to happen.
eng: Things will be much different from now on.
eng: Things will be a lot different from now on.
eng: Think about it.
eng: Think about it!
eng: This bag is not small.
eng: This bag isn't small.
eng: This blackboard is not black, but green.
eng: This blackboard isn't black, but green.
eng: This book is new.
eng: This book's new.
eng: This book is worth reading twice.
eng: This book is worth reading again.
eng: This box is quite heavy!
eng: This box is quite heavy.
eng: This bridge is built of stone.
eng: That bridge is made of stone.
eng: This cellphone is really expensive.
eng: This cell phone is really expensive.
eng: This dinosaur-shaped rubber is really cute.
eng: This dinosaur-shaped eraser is really cute.
eng: This door would not open, no matter what I did.
eng: This door wouldn't open, no matter what I did.
eng: This fruit is not yet ripe enough to pick.
eng: This fruit isn't yet ripe enough to pick.
eng: This house is not for sale.
eng: This house isn't for sale.
eng: This is an historical moment.
eng: This is a historic moment.
eng: This is an unusually difficult language.
eng: This language is unusually difficult.
eng: This is a song I learned when I was a kid.
eng: This is a song I learned when I was a child.
eng: This is blasphemy!
eng: This is blasphemy.
eng: This is enough!
eng: This is enough.
eng: This is not a drill.
eng: This isn't a drill.
eng: This is not a hat.
eng: This isn't a hat.
eng: This is not a mistake.
eng: This isn't a mistake.
eng: This is not expensive.
eng: This isn't expensive.
eng: This is not going to be easy.
eng: This isn't going to be easy.
eng: This is not my problem.
eng: This isn't my problem.
eng: This is not normal at all.
eng: This isn't normal at all.
eng: This is not salt.
eng: This isn't salt.
eng: This isn't at all surprising.
eng: This is not at all surprising.
eng: This isn't something I'd planned on.
eng: This isn't something that I'd planned on.
eng: This isn't something that I'd planned to do.
eng: This isn't something I'd planned to do.
eng: This isn't the first time I've done this.
eng: This isn't the first time that I've done this.
eng: This isn't the first time that I've been here.
eng: This isn't the first time I've been here.
eng: This isn't the first time that we've done this.
eng: This isn't the first time we've done this.
eng: This isn't the way I thought this would happen.
eng: This isn't the way that I thought that this would happen.
eng: This is one of the books that I want to read.
eng: This is one of the books I want to read.
eng: This is one of the trees that I want to cut down.
eng: This is one of the trees I want to cut down.
eng: This is real hard.
eng: This is real difficult.
eng: This is so bad, it's good.
eng: It's so bad, it's good.
eng: This is something that I found on your porch.
eng: This is something I found on your porch.
eng: This is something that I made for you.
eng: This is something I made for you.
eng: This is something that I've just started doing.
eng: This is something I've just started doing.
eng: This is the best we've played all year.
eng: This is the best that we've played all year.
eng: This is the book that I bought three days ago.
eng: This is the book I bought three days ago.
eng: This is the coat that I want to buy.
eng: This is the coat I want to buy.
eng: This is the first time I've been away from my family for more than three weeks.
eng: This is the first time that I've been away from my family for more than three weeks.
eng: This is the first time I've bought a newspaper in this city.
eng: This is the first time that I've bought a newspaper in this city.
eng: This is the first time I've ever eaten in an Italian pizzeria.
eng: This is the first time that I've ever eaten in an Italian pizzeria.
eng: This is the first time I've fried an egg.
eng: This is the first time that I've fried an egg.
eng: This is the first time I've ridden a horse.
eng: This is the first time that I've ridden a horse.
eng: This is the first time that I've eaten this kind of ice cream.
eng: This is the first time I've eaten this kind of ice cream.
eng: This is the first time that I've heard of this website.
eng: This is the first time I've heard of this website.
eng: This is the first time that I've visited Australia.
eng: This is the first time I've visited Australia.
eng: This is the first time that this has ever been done.
eng: This is the first time this has ever been done.
eng: This is the first time Tom has ever complained about that.
eng: This is the first time that Tom has ever complained about that.
eng: This is the first time Tom has ever complained about the noise.
eng: This is the first time that Tom has ever complained about the noise.
eng: This is the hut in which he lived.
eng: This is the hut he lived in.
eng: This is the kind of music I like to listen to.
eng: This is the kind of music that I like to listen to.
eng: This is the last time I'll ever do this.
eng: This is the last time that I'll ever do this.
eng: This is the same hotel I stayed in three years ago.
eng: This is the same hotel that I stayed in three years ago.
eng: This is the third time this week Tom has done that.
eng: This is the third time this week that Tom has done that.
eng: This jacket has buttons.
eng: This jacket's got buttons.
eng: This lake is the deepest in Japan.
eng: This lake is the deepest lake in Japan.
eng: This letter is not signed.
eng: This letter isn't signed.
eng: This man is not my husband.
eng: This man isn't my husband.
eng: This method has its pluses and minuses.
eng: This method has its advantages and disadvantages.
eng: This must have cost a small fortune.
eng: This must've cost a small fortune.
eng: This old man has liver spots on his skin.
eng: This old man has age spots on his skin.
eng: This photo was taken on Monday.
eng: This picture was taken on Monday.
eng: This place is open to everybody.
eng: That place is open to everybody.
eng: This puzzle is hard.
eng: This puzzle is difficult.
eng: This should've been done a long time ago.
eng: This should have been done a long time ago.
eng: This summer is really hot!
eng: This summer is really hot.
eng: This tank holds thirty litres.
eng: This tank holds thirty liters.
eng: This tie is not suitable for a situation like this.
eng: This tie isn't suitable for a situation like this.
eng: This time, it will be different.
eng: This time, it'll be different.
eng: This tree is more than a century old.
eng: This tree is more than a hundred years old.
eng: This umbrella cost me thirty dollars.
eng: This umbrella cost me $30.
eng: This was hard.
eng: This was difficult.
eng: This work is enough to break my back.
eng: This heavy workload is too much for me.
eng: This work is so simple even a child can do it.
eng: This work is so simple that even a child can do it.
eng: Those agenda items were taken up en bloc for discussion.
eng: Those agenda items were discussed together.
eng: Those are the sunglasses that I thought I'd lost.
eng: Those are the sunglasses I thought I'd lost.
eng: Those projects did get off the ground, but they didn't produce any visible results.
eng: Although those projects did get off the ground, they didn't produce any tangible results.
eng: Those who know me know I can't do that.
eng: Those who know me know that I can't do that.
eng: Though I have decided to go to the party, I'm not looking forward to it.
eng: Though I've decided to go to the party, I'm not looking forward to it.
eng: Thou shalt not pass.
eng: Thou shalt not pass!
eng: Three years ago, I was in Boston.
eng: I was in Boston three years ago.
eng: Time's up!
eng: Time!
eng: To all those who have wondered if America's beacon still burns as bright: Tonight we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals: democracy, liberty, opportunity and unyielding hope.
eng: To all those who have wondered if the beacon of the United States still burns as bright: Tonight we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals: democracy, liberty, opportunity and unyielding hope.
eng: Today is a beautiful day.
eng: Today's a beautiful day.
eng: Today is August twelfth.
eng: Today is the twelfth of August.
eng: Today isn't a good time to do that.
eng: Today's not a good time to do that.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today is your birthday.
eng: Today's your birthday.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: To get to the source, you have to swim against the tide.
eng: To arrive at the source, you must swim against the tide.
eng: Tokyo seems to have got the message from Washington.
eng: Tokyo seems to have gotten the message from Washington.
eng: Tom adjusted his rear-view mirror.
eng: Tom adjusted his rearview mirror.
eng: Tom admitted he despised Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he despised Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what we asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what we asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted he'd killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he'd lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he had done what he was accused of doing.
eng: Tom admitted that he had done what he was accused of doing.
eng: Tom admitted he had lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he'd lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he was disorganized.
eng: Tom admitted that he was disorganized.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't brave.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't brave.
eng: Tom admitted he was troubled.
eng: Tom admitted that he was troubled.
eng: Tom admitted he was weak.
eng: Tom admitted that he was weak.
eng: Tom admitted that he ate all the ice cream.
eng: Tom admitted he ate all the ice cream.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been rude.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been rude.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't win.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't win.
eng: Tom admitted that he had committed the crime.
eng: Tom admitted he had committed the crime.
eng: Tom admitted that he had killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he had lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had lied to Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen money from Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen money from Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he let Mary win.
eng: Tom admitted he let Mary win.
eng: Tom admitted that he lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted he lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted that he stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom admitted he stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom admitted that he was impressed.
eng: Tom admitted he was impressed.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who had stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who had stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted that he was wrong.
eng: Tom admitted he was wrong.
eng: Tom admitted what he said was wrong.
eng: Tom admitted that what he said was wrong.
eng: Tom already intends to do that.
eng: Tom intends to do that already.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary did that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary did that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary doesn't plan to be here today.
eng: Tom already knows Mary doesn't plan to be here today.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to stay in Australia for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on staying in Australia for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that we want to quit your job.
eng: Tom already knows we want to quit your job.
eng: Tom already plans to do that.
eng: Tom plans on doing that already.
eng: Tom also wanted to do that.
eng: Tom wanted to do that as well.
eng: Tom and Anne have been friends since primary school.
eng: Tom and Anne have been friends since elementary school.
eng: Tom and his wife don't have any children.
eng: Tom and his wife have no children.
eng: Tom and I are both a little busy.
eng: Both Tom and I are a little busy.
eng: Tom and I are both a little busy right now.
eng: Both Tom and I are a little busy right now.
eng: Tom and I are both hungry.
eng: Both Tom and I are hungry.
eng: Tom and I are both students.
eng: Both Tom and I are students.
eng: Tom and I are both to blame.
eng: Both Tom and I are to blame.
eng: Tom and I are both vegetarians.
eng: Both Tom and I are vegetarians.
eng: Tom and I are both very proud of you.
eng: Both Tom and I are very proud of you.
eng: Tom and I are both wrong.
eng: Both Tom and I are wrong.
eng: Tom and I are flying to Boston tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I'll be flying to Boston tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I are planning to get divorced.
eng: Tom and I are planning on getting divorced.
eng: Tom and I are planning to stay together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on staying together.
eng: Tom and I both didn't go to yesterday's meeting.
eng: Both Tom and I didn't go to yesterday's meeting.
eng: Tom and I both don't speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I don't speak French.
eng: Tom and I both enjoy playing volleyball.
eng: Both Tom and I enjoy playing volleyball.
eng: Tom and I both got out of the car.
eng: Both Tom and I got out of the car.
eng: Tom and I both grew up in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I grew up in Boston.
eng: Tom and I both have dark hair.
eng: Both Tom and I have dark hair.
eng: Tom and I both like riding horses.
eng: Both Tom and I like riding horses.
eng: Tom and I both like swimming.
eng: Both Tom and I like swimming.
eng: Tom and I both live and work in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I live and work in Boston.
eng: Tom and I both need new shoes.
eng: Both Tom and I need new shoes.
eng: Tom and I both sat back down.
eng: Both Tom and I sat back down.
eng: Tom and I both saw Mary slap John.
eng: Both Tom and I saw Mary slap John.
eng: Tom and I both stood up at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I stood up at the same time.
eng: Tom and I both want to go.
eng: Both Tom and I want to go.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we were the ones who were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we were the ones who were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom and I don't plan on going together.
eng: Tom and I don't plan to go together.
eng: Tom and I know that Mary wants to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I know Mary wants to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I were both a little confused.
eng: Both Tom and I were a little confused.
eng: Tom and I were both impressed.
eng: Both Tom and I were impressed.
eng: Tom and I were both pretty busy yesterday.
eng: Both Tom and I were pretty busy yesterday.
eng: Tom and I were both wrong.
eng: Both Tom and I were wrong.
eng: Tom and Mary agreed to be here at 2:30, but they're not here yet.
eng: Tom and Mary agreed to be here at 2:30, but they aren't here yet.
eng: Tom and Mary are both full-time students.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are full-time students.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in their thirties.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in their thirties.
eng: Tom and Mary are both unmarried.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are unmarried.
eng: Tom and Mary are going out for a walk after lunch.
eng: Tom and Mary will be going out for a walk after lunch.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get hurt if they're not careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get hurt if they aren't careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need at least $300 to buy what they need.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need at least three hundred dollars to buy what they need.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for someone to help them build a wall.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for somebody to help them build a wall.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going tomorrow, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go tomorrow, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying in Boston for a few days.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay in Boston for a few days.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on taking pictures tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to take pictures tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go to every bar on this street.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going to every bar on this street.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to leave at 2:30.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on leaving at 2:30.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning on joining the team.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning to join the team.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for someone to help them.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody to help them.
eng: Tom and Mary both got rich.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got rich.
eng: Tom and Mary both have black hair.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have black hair.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's not going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both like old movies.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like old movies.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both looked at John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary looked at John.
eng: Tom and Mary both prefer watching comedies.
eng: Both Tom and Mary prefer watching comedies.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to eat steak for dinner.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to eat steak for dinner.
eng: Tom and Mary brought their children.
eng: Tom and Mary brought their kids.
eng: Tom and Mary claimed that they'd seen a UFO.
eng: Tom and Mary claimed they'd seen a UFO.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't know that they were supposed to be here yesterday.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't know they were supposed to be here yesterday.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't know what to say, so they didn't say anything.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't know what to say, so they said nothing.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't tell anyone that they'd won the lottery.
eng: Tom and Mary didn't tell anybody that they'd won the lottery.
eng: Tom and Mary don't know when John is planning to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary don't know when John is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary don't know where John is planning to go.
eng: Tom and Mary don't know where John is planning on going.