DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I think Tom is distressed.
eng: I think that Tom is distressed.
eng: I think Tom is disturbed.
eng: I think that Tom is disturbed.
eng: I think Tom is divorced.
eng: I think that Tom is divorced.
eng: I think Tom is doing a fine job.
eng: I think that Tom is doing a fine job.
eng: I think Tom is doing a good job.
eng: I think that Tom is doing a good job.
eng: I think Tom is doing a pretty good job for us.
eng: I think that Tom is doing a pretty good job for us.
eng: I think Tom is doing great.
eng: I think that Tom is doing great.
eng: I think Tom is doing his best.
eng: I think that Tom is doing his best.
eng: I think Tom is doing that as well.
eng: I think that Tom is doing that as well.
eng: I think Tom is doing that, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom is doing that, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom is doing that now.
eng: I think that Tom is doing that now.
eng: I think Tom is doing that right now.
eng: I think that Tom is doing that right now.
eng: I think Tom is doing that the wrong way.
eng: I think that Tom is doing that the wrong way.
eng: I think Tom is doing well.
eng: I think that Tom is doing well.
eng: I think Tom is done.
eng: I think that Tom is done.
eng: I think Tom is doubtful.
eng: I think that Tom is doubtful.
eng: I think Tom is downstairs.
eng: I think that Tom is downstairs.
eng: I think Tom is drinking either beer or wine, but I don't really know.
eng: I think that Tom is drinking either beer or wine, but I don't really know.
eng: I think Tom is drunk.
eng: I think that Tom is drunk.
eng: I think Tom is dubious.
eng: I think that Tom is dubious.
eng: I think Tom is dying.
eng: I think that Tom is dying.
eng: I think Tom is dying to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is dying to do that.
eng: I think Tom is eager to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is eager to do that.
eng: I think Tom is easygoing.
eng: I think that Tom is easygoing.
eng: I think Tom is eating right now.
eng: I think that Tom is eating right now.
eng: I think Tom is effective.
eng: I think that Tom is effective.
eng: I think Tom is efficient.
eng: I think that Tom is efficient.
eng: I think Tom is egotistical.
eng: I think that Tom is egotistical.
eng: I think Tom is embarrassed.
eng: I think that Tom is embarrassed.
eng: I think Tom is engaged.
eng: I think that Tom is engaged.
eng: I think Tom is enjoying himself.
eng: I think that Tom is enjoying himself.
eng: I think Tom is entirely wrong about Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is entirely wrong about Mary.
eng: I think Tom is evil.
eng: I think that Tom is evil.
eng: I think Tom is exaggerating a little.
eng: I think that Tom is exaggerating a little.
eng: I think Tom is exaggerating.
eng: I think that Tom is exaggerating.
eng: I think Tom is excited.
eng: I think that Tom is excited.
eng: I think Tom is exciting.
eng: I think that Tom is exciting.
eng: I think Tom is exhausted.
eng: I think that Tom is exhausted.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody.
eng: I think Tom is expecting someone.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody to help him.
eng: I think Tom is expecting someone to help him.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody to make dinner for him.
eng: I think Tom is expecting someone to make dinner for him.
eng: I think Tom is expecting somebody to make him dinner.
eng: I think Tom is expecting someone to make him dinner.
eng: I think Tom is expecting us both.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting both of us.
eng: I think Tom is expecting us both.
eng: I think that Tom is expecting us both.
eng: I think Tom is expecting us both.
eng: I think Tom is expecting both of us.
eng: I think Tom is fantastic.
eng: I think that Tom is fantastic.
eng: I think Tom is fascinated.
eng: I think that Tom is fascinated.
eng: I think Tom is fast.
eng: I think that Tom is fast.
eng: I think Tom is fat.
eng: I think that Tom is fat.
eng: I think Tom is feeling a little stressed.
eng: I think that Tom is feeling a little stressed.
eng: I think Tom is finally asleep.
eng: I think that Tom is finally asleep.
eng: I think Tom is fine.
eng: I think that Tom is fine.
eng: I think Tom is finicky.
eng: I think that Tom is finicky.
eng: I think Tom is finished doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is finished doing that.
eng: I think Tom is finished.
eng: I think that Tom is finished.
eng: I think Tom is fit.
eng: I think that Tom is fit.
eng: I think Tom is flabbergasted.
eng: I think that Tom is flabbergasted.
eng: I think Tom is flabby.
eng: I think that Tom is flabby.
eng: I think Tom is flattered.
eng: I think that Tom is flattered.
eng: I think Tom is flexible.
eng: I think that Tom is flexible.
eng: I think Tom is flustered.
eng: I think that Tom is flustered.
eng: I think Tom is following me.
eng: I think that Tom is following me.
eng: I think Tom is foolish.
eng: I think that Tom is foolish.
eng: I think Tom is forgetful.
eng: I think that Tom is forgetful.
eng: I think Tom is fortunate.
eng: I think that Tom is fortunate.
eng: I think Tom is freaked.
eng: I think that Tom is freaked.
eng: I think Tom is free.
eng: I think that Tom is free.
eng: I think Tom is friendly.
eng: I think that Tom is friendly.
eng: I think Tom is frightened.
eng: I think that Tom is frightened.
eng: I think Tom is from Australia, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom is from Australia, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom is from Boston.
eng: I think that Tom is from Boston.
eng: I think Tom is frustrated.
eng: I think that Tom is frustrated.
eng: I think Tom is full.
eng: I think that Tom is full.
eng: I think Tom is funny.
eng: I think that Tom is funny.
eng: I think Tom is furious.
eng: I think that Tom is furious.
eng: I think Tom is fussy.
eng: I think that Tom is fussy.
eng: I think Tom is generous.
eng: I think that Tom is generous.
eng: I think Tom is getting a little tired of doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is getting a little tired of doing that.
eng: I think Tom is getting better.
eng: I think that Tom is getting better.
eng: I think Tom is getting more suspicious.
eng: I think that Tom is getting more suspicious.
eng: I think Tom is getting ready.
eng: I think that Tom is getting ready.
eng: I think Tom is getting tired of doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is getting tired of doing that.
eng: I think Tom is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: I think that Tom is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: I think Tom is going to Australia next month.
eng: I think that Tom is going to Australia next month.
eng: I think Tom is going to be all right.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be all right.
eng: I think Tom is going to be busy tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be busy tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I think Tom is going to be doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be doing that.
eng: I think Tom is going to be fine.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be fine.
eng: I think Tom is going to be here later.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be here later.
eng: I think Tom is going to be hungry when he gets home.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be hungry when he gets home.
eng: I think Tom is going to be late.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be late.
eng: I think Tom is going to be OK.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be OK.
eng: I think Tom is going to be pretty mad when he finds out that the painting he bought is a fake.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be pretty mad when he finds out that the painting he bought is a fake.
eng: I think Tom is going to be tired when he gets home.
eng: I think that Tom is going to be tired when he gets home.
eng: I think Tom is going to Boston next month.
eng: I think that Tom is going to Boston next month.
eng: I think Tom is going to come back.
eng: I think that Tom is going to come back.
eng: I think Tom is going to confess.
eng: I think that Tom is going to confess.
eng: I think Tom is going to cry.
eng: I think that Tom is going to cry.
eng: I think Tom is going to die.
eng: I think that Tom is going to die.
eng: I think Tom is going to do something drastic.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do something drastic.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that again.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that again.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that again.
eng: I think Tom will do that again.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that as well.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that as well.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that in Australia next week.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that in Australia next week.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that in Boston next week.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that in Boston next week.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that soon.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that soon.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that today.
eng: I think Tom is going to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is going to do the same thing he did yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom is going to do the same thing he did yesterday.
eng: I think Tom is going to get fired.
eng: I think that Tom is going to get fired.
eng: I think Tom is going to get fired soon.
eng: I think that Tom is going to get fired soon.
eng: I think Tom is going to get the ax.
eng: I think that Tom is going to get the ax.
eng: I think Tom is going to have a hard time doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is going to have a hard time doing that.
eng: I think Tom is going to like it here.
eng: I think that Tom is going to like it here.
eng: I think Tom is going to lose.
eng: I think that Tom is going to lose.
eng: I think Tom is going to love it.
eng: I think that Tom is going to love it.
eng: I think Tom is going to love this book.
eng: I think that Tom is going to love this book.
eng: I think Tom is going to pass out.
eng: I think that Tom is going to pass out.
eng: I think Tom is going to pass the examination.
eng: I think that Tom is going to pass the examination.
eng: I think Tom is going to propose to me.
eng: I think that Tom is going to propose to me.
eng: I think Tom is going to propose to you tonight.
eng: I think that Tom is going to propose to you tonight.
eng: I think Tom is going to resign.
eng: I think that Tom is going to resign.
eng: I think Tom is going to try to kill Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is going to try to kill Mary.
eng: I think Tom is going to want to see this.
eng: I think that Tom is going to want to see this.
eng: I think Tom is going to want to sit down.
eng: I think that Tom is going to want to sit down.
eng: I think Tom is going to win again tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom is going to win again tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is going to win.
eng: I think that Tom is going to win.
eng: I think Tom is going to win.
eng: I think Tom will win.
eng: I think Tom is gone.
eng: I think that Tom is gone.
eng: I think Tom is good-looking.
eng: I think that Tom is good-looking.
eng: I think Tom is great.
eng: I think that Tom is great.
eng: I think Tom is greedy.
eng: I think that Tom is greedy.
eng: I think Tom is groggy.
eng: I think that Tom is groggy.
eng: I think Tom is guilty.
eng: I think that Tom is guilty.
eng: I think Tom is gullible.
eng: I think that Tom is gullible.
eng: I think Tom is hammered.
eng: I think that Tom is hammered.
eng: I think Tom is handsome.
eng: I think that Tom is handsome.
eng: I think Tom is happy.
eng: I think that Tom is happy.
eng: I think Tom is hard-working.
eng: I think that Tom is hard-working.
eng: I think Tom is hardworking.
eng: I think that Tom is hardworking.
eng: I think Tom is harmless.
eng: I think that Tom is harmless.
eng: I think Tom is harsh.
eng: I think that Tom is harsh.
eng: I think Tom is having a good time.
eng: I think that Tom is having a good time.
eng: I think Tom is having a hard time doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is having a hard time doing that.
eng: I think Tom is having fun.
eng: I think that Tom is having fun.
eng: I think Tom is having serious money problems.
eng: I think that Tom is having serious money problems.
eng: I think Tom is heartbroken.
eng: I think that Tom is heartbroken.
eng: I think Tom is helpful.
eng: I think that Tom is helpful.
eng: I think Tom is here.
eng: I think that Tom is here.
eng: I think Tom is here.
eng: I think Tom's here.
eng: I think Tom is heroic.
eng: I think that Tom is heroic.
eng: I think Tom is hesitant.
eng: I think that Tom is hesitant.
eng: I think Tom is hiding from Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is hiding from Mary.
eng: I think Tom is hiding something from Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is hiding something from Mary.
eng: I think Tom is hiding something from me.
eng: I think that Tom is hiding something from me.
eng: I think Tom is hiding something from us.
eng: I think that Tom is hiding something from us.
eng: I think Tom is hiding something.
eng: I think that Tom is hiding something.
eng: I think Tom is high.
eng: I think that Tom is high.
eng: I think Tom is hilarious.
eng: I think that Tom is hilarious.
eng: I think Tom is honest.
eng: I think that Tom is honest.
eng: I think Tom is horrible.
eng: I think that Tom is horrible.
eng: I think Tom is hot.
eng: I think that Tom is hot.
eng: I think Tom is humorous.
eng: I think that Tom is humorous.
eng: I think Tom is hungry.
eng: I think that Tom is hungry.
eng: I think Tom is hurt. Blood is coming out of his head!
eng: I think that Tom is hurt. Blood is coming out of his head!
eng: I think Tom is hurt.
eng: I think that Tom is hurt.
eng: I think Tom is hyperactive.
eng: I think that Tom is hyperactive.
eng: I think Tom is hypocritical.
eng: I think that Tom is hypocritical.
eng: I think Tom is illiterate.
eng: I think that Tom is illiterate.
eng: I think Tom is imaginative.
eng: I think that Tom is imaginative.
eng: I think Tom is immature.
eng: I think that Tom is immature.
eng: I think Tom is immoral.
eng: I think that Tom is immoral.
eng: I think Tom is impartial.
eng: I think that Tom is impartial.
eng: I think Tom is impatient.
eng: I think that Tom is impatient.
eng: I think Tom is impatient to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is impatient to do that.
eng: I think Tom is impolite.
eng: I think that Tom is impolite.
eng: I think Tom is impressed.
eng: I think that Tom is impressed.
eng: I think Tom is improving.
eng: I think that Tom is improving.
eng: I think Tom is in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom is in Australia.
eng: I think Tom is in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom is in Boston.
eng: I think Tom is incompetent.
eng: I think that Tom is incompetent.
eng: I think Tom is inconsiderate.
eng: I think that Tom is inconsiderate.
eng: I think Tom is incorrigible.
eng: I think that Tom is incorrigible.
eng: I think Tom is incredible.
eng: I think that Tom is incredible.
eng: I think Tom is inefficient.
eng: I think that Tom is inefficient.
eng: I think Tom is inflexible.
eng: I think that Tom is inflexible.
eng: I think Tom is influential.
eng: I think that Tom is influential.
eng: I think Tom is infuriated.
eng: I think that Tom is infuriated.
eng: I think Tom is in great shape.
eng: I think that Tom is in great shape.
eng: I think Tom is in his office.
eng: I think that Tom is in his office.
eng: I think Tom is in his office on Mondays.
eng: I think that Tom is in his office on Mondays.
eng: I think Tom is in love.
eng: I think that Tom is in love.
eng: I think Tom is in love with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is in love with Mary.
eng: I think Tom is in love with me.
eng: I think that Tom is in love with me.
eng: I think Tom is in love with you.
eng: I think that Tom is in love with you.
eng: I think Tom is innocent.
eng: I think that Tom is innocent.
eng: I think Tom is insane.
eng: I think that Tom is insane.
eng: I think Tom is insecure.
eng: I think that Tom is insecure.
eng: I think Tom is insensitive.
eng: I think that Tom is insensitive.
eng: I think Tom is insightful.
eng: I think that Tom is insightful.
eng: I think Tom is insincere.
eng: I think that Tom is insincere.
eng: I think Tom is intelligent.
eng: I think that Tom is intelligent.
eng: I think Tom is intense.
eng: I think that Tom is intense.
eng: I think Tom is interested in doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is interested in doing that.
eng: I think Tom is interested.
eng: I think that Tom is interested.
eng: I think Tom is interesting.
eng: I think that Tom is interesting.
eng: I think Tom is interfering.
eng: I think that Tom is interfering.
eng: I think Tom is in the front yard.
eng: I think that Tom is in the front yard.
eng: I think Tom is in the garden.
eng: I think that Tom is in the garden.
eng: I think Tom is intoxicated.
eng: I think that Tom is intoxicated.
eng: I think Tom is intrigued.
eng: I think that Tom is intrigued.
eng: I think Tom is in trouble.
eng: I think that Tom is in trouble.
eng: I think Tom is introverted.
eng: I think that Tom is introverted.
eng: I think Tom is irresistible.
eng: I think that Tom is irresistible.
eng: I think Tom is irritated.
eng: I think that Tom is irritated.
eng: I think Tom is jealous.
eng: I think that Tom is jealous.
eng: I think Tom is jealous of you.
eng: I think that Tom is jealous of you.
eng: I think Tom is joking.
eng: I think that Tom is joking.
eng: I think Tom is just a little scared.
eng: I think that Tom is just a little scared.
eng: I think Tom is just confused.
eng: I think that Tom is just confused.
eng: I think Tom is just looking for a little attention.
eng: I think that Tom is just looking for a little attention.
eng: I think Tom is just pretending to be asleep.
eng: I think that Tom is just pretending to be asleep.
eng: I think Tom is just sleepy.
eng: I think that Tom is just sleepy.
eng: I think Tom is just tired.
eng: I think that Tom is just tired.
eng: I think Tom is kissing Mary now.
eng: I think that Tom is kissing Mary now.
eng: I think Tom is lazy.
eng: I think that Tom is lazy.
eng: I think Tom is leaving Australia at the end of the semester.
eng: I think that Tom is leaving Australia at the end of the semester.
eng: I think Tom is leaving Boston at the end of the semester.
eng: I think that Tom is leaving Boston at the end of the semester.
eng: I think Tom is likable.
eng: I think that Tom is likable.
eng: I think Tom is likeable.
eng: I think that Tom is likeable.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom will likely be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be home on Monday.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to be home on Monday.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be home on Monday.
eng: I think Tom will likely be home on Monday.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be there tonight.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to be there tonight.
eng: I think Tom is likely to be very hungry by the time he gets home tonight.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to be very hungry by the time he gets home tonight.
eng: I think Tom is likely to cry.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to cry.
eng: I think Tom is likely to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to do that.
eng: I think Tom is likely to do that later.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to do that later.
eng: I think Tom is likely to go to Australia in the near future.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to go to Australia in the near future.
eng: I think Tom is likely to go to Boston in the near future.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to go to Boston in the near future.
eng: I think Tom is likely to know how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom is likely to know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom will likely know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom is likely to leave tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to leave tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is likely to leave tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom will likely leave tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is likely to like this movie.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to like this movie.
eng: I think Tom is likely to like this movie.
eng: I think Tom will likely like this movie.
eng: I think Tom is likely to resign.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to resign.
eng: I think Tom is likely to win.
eng: I think that Tom is likely to win.
eng: I think Tom is literate.
eng: I think that Tom is literate.
eng: I think Tom is living in Australia now.
eng: I think that Tom is living in Australia now.
eng: I think Tom is living in Boston now.
eng: I think that Tom is living in Boston now.
eng: I think Tom is lonely.
eng: I think that Tom is lonely.
eng: I think Tom is looking at us.
eng: I think that Tom is looking at us.
eng: I think Tom is looking for us.
eng: I think that Tom is looking for us.
eng: I think Tom is lost.
eng: I think that Tom is lost.
eng: I think Tom is loveable.
eng: I think that Tom is loveable.
eng: I think Tom is loyal.
eng: I think that Tom is loyal.
eng: I think Tom is lucky.
eng: I think that Tom is lucky.
eng: I think Tom is married.
eng: I think that Tom is married.
eng: I think Tom is Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I think that Tom is Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I think Tom is Mary's older brother.
eng: I think that Tom is Mary's older brother.
eng: I think Tom is mean.
eng: I think that Tom is mean.
eng: I think Tom is miserable.
eng: I think that Tom is miserable.
eng: I think Tom is mistaken.
eng: I think that Tom is mistaken.
eng: I think Tom is moody.
eng: I think that Tom is moody.
eng: I think Tom is more intelligent than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is more intelligent than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is more likely to do that today than he was yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom is more likely to do that today than he was yesterday.
eng: I think Tom is motivated.
eng: I think that Tom is motivated.
eng: I think Tom is motivated to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is motivated to do that.
eng: I think Tom is much busier than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is much busier than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is much friendlier than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is much friendlier than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is much more intelligent than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is much more intelligent than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is much smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is much smarter than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is much younger than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is much younger than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is naive.
eng: I think that Tom is naive.
eng: I think Tom is narrow-minded.
eng: I think that Tom is narrow-minded.
eng: I think Tom is nasty.
eng: I think that Tom is nasty.
eng: I think Tom is nervous.
eng: I think that Tom is nervous.
eng: I think Tom is neurotic.
eng: I think that Tom is neurotic.
eng: I think Tom is next.
eng: I think that Tom is next.
eng: I think Tom is nice.
eng: I think that Tom is nice.
eng: I think Tom is normal.
eng: I think that Tom is normal.
eng: I think Tom is nosy.
eng: I think that Tom is nosy.
eng: I think Tom isn't a very good singer.
eng: I think that Tom isn't a very good singer.
eng: I think Tom isn't dependable.
eng: I don't think Tom is dependable.
eng: I think Tom isn't dependable.
eng: I think that Tom isn't dependable.
eng: I think Tom isn't doing that now.
eng: I think that Tom isn't doing that now.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to be busy this afternoon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to be busy this afternoon.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to be here today.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to be here today.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to do that anytime soon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to do that anytime soon.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to do that, either.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to do that, either.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to do that today.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to resign.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to resign.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to stop crying anytime soon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to stop crying anytime soon.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to stop doing that anytime soon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to stop doing that anytime soon.
eng: I think Tom isn't going to win.
eng: I think that Tom isn't going to win.
eng: I think Tom isn't home.
eng: I think that Tom isn't home.
eng: I think Tom isn't in Australia now.
eng: I think that Tom isn't in Australia now.
eng: I think Tom isn't in Boston now.
eng: I think that Tom isn't in Boston now.
eng: I think Tom isn't likely to go to Australia any time soon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't likely to go to Australia any time soon.
eng: I think Tom isn't likely to go to Boston any time soon.
eng: I think that Tom isn't likely to go to Boston any time soon.
eng: I think Tom isn't much older than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom isn't much older than Mary.
eng: I think Tom isn't right.
eng: I think that Tom isn't right.
eng: I think Tom isn't serious.
eng: I think that Tom isn't serious.
eng: I think Tom isn't sure that's what he has to do.
eng: I think that Tom isn't sure that's what he has to do.
eng: I think Tom isn't sure that's what he needs to do.
eng: I think that Tom isn't sure that's what he needs to do.
eng: I think Tom isn't sure that's what Mary has to do.
eng: I think that Tom isn't sure that's what Mary has to do.
eng: I think Tom isn't sure that's what Mary needs to do.
eng: I think that Tom isn't sure that's what Mary needs to do.
eng: I think Tom isn't sure that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I think that Tom isn't sure that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I think Tom isn't the first one to do that.
eng: I think that Tom isn't the first one to do that.
eng: I think Tom isn't the right man for the job.
eng: I think that Tom isn't the right man for the job.
eng: I think Tom isn't very happy.
eng: I think that Tom isn't very happy.
eng: I think Tom is nuts.
eng: I think that Tom is nuts.
eng: I think Tom is obedient.
eng: I think that Tom is obedient.
eng: I think Tom is obese.
eng: I think that Tom is obese.
eng: I think Tom is objective.
eng: I think that Tom is objective.
eng: I think Tom is obsessive.
eng: I think that Tom is obsessive.
eng: I think Tom is obstinate.
eng: I think that Tom is obstinate.
eng: I think Tom is odd.
eng: I think that Tom is odd.
eng: I think Tom is offended.
eng: I think that Tom is offended.
eng: I think Tom is OK.
eng: I think that Tom is OK.
eng: I think Tom is old.
eng: I think that Tom is old.
eng: I think Tom is on our side, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom is on our side, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom is open-minded.
eng: I think that Tom is open-minded.
eng: I think Tom is optimistic.
eng: I think that Tom is optimistic.
eng: I think Tom is organized.
eng: I think that Tom is organized.
eng: I think Tom is outgoing.
eng: I think that Tom is outgoing.
eng: I think Tom is out.
eng: I think that Tom is out.
eng: I think Tom is outside.
eng: I think that Tom is outside.
eng: I think Tom is overly optimistic.
eng: I think that Tom is overly optimistic.
eng: I think Tom is overweight.
eng: I think that Tom is overweight.
eng: I think Tom is overwhelmed.
eng: I think that Tom is overwhelmed.
eng: I think Tom is overworked.
eng: I think that Tom is overworked.
eng: I think Tom is pathetic.
eng: I think that Tom is pathetic.
eng: I think Tom is patient.
eng: I think that Tom is patient.
eng: I think Tom is perfect for Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is perfect for Mary.
eng: I think Tom is perplexed.
eng: I think that Tom is perplexed.
eng: I think Tom is persistent.
eng: I think that Tom is persistent.
eng: I think Tom is persuasive.
eng: I think that Tom is persuasive.
eng: I think Tom is pessimistic.
eng: I think that Tom is pessimistic.
eng: I think Tom is petty.
eng: I think that Tom is petty.
eng: I think Tom is photogenic.
eng: I think that Tom is photogenic.
eng: I think Tom is planning a trip.
eng: I think that Tom is planning a trip.
eng: I think Tom is planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom is planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom is planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom is pleased.
eng: I think that Tom is pleased.
eng: I think Tom is polite.
eng: I think that Tom is polite.
eng: I think Tom is pompous.
eng: I think that Tom is pompous.
eng: I think Tom is poor.
eng: I think that Tom is poor.
eng: I think Tom is popular.
eng: I think that Tom is popular.
eng: I think Tom is positive.
eng: I think that Tom is positive.
eng: I think Tom is possessive.
eng: I think that Tom is possessive.
eng: I think Tom is prepared.
eng: I think that Tom is prepared.
eng: I think Tom is pretty angry.
eng: I think that Tom is pretty angry.
eng: I think Tom is pretty good at baseball.
eng: I think that Tom is pretty good at baseball.
eng: I think Tom is pretty good at doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is pretty good at doing that.
eng: I think Tom is pretty good at sports.
eng: I think that Tom is pretty good at sports.
eng: I think Tom is pretty happy about it.
eng: I think that Tom is pretty happy about it.
eng: I think Tom is probably asleep.
eng: I think that Tom is probably asleep.
eng: I think Tom is probably awake by now.
eng: I think that Tom is probably awake by now.
eng: I think Tom is probably better at chess than you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom is probably better at chess than you think he is.
eng: I think Tom is probably better at doing that than you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom is probably better at doing that than you think he is.
eng: I think Tom is probably older than you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom is probably older than you think he is.
eng: I think Tom is probably right.
eng: I think that Tom is probably right.
eng: I think Tom is probably right, too.
eng: I think that Tom is probably right, too.
eng: I think Tom is probably suspicious.
eng: I think that Tom is probably suspicious.
eng: I think Tom is probably wrong.
eng: I think that Tom is probably wrong.
eng: I think Tom is probably younger than you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom is probably younger than you think he is.
eng: I think Tom is progressing.
eng: I think that Tom is progressing.
eng: I think Tom is psyched.
eng: I think that Tom is psyched.
eng: I think Tom is psychic.
eng: I think that Tom is psychic.
eng: I think Tom is pulling your leg.
eng: I think that Tom is pulling your leg.
eng: I think Tom is pushy.
eng: I think that Tom is pushy.
eng: I think Tom is puzzled.
eng: I think that Tom is puzzled.
eng: I think Tom is quite curious.
eng: I think that Tom is quite curious.
eng: I think Tom is quite right.
eng: I think that Tom is quite right.
eng: I think Tom is really a good guy.
eng: I think that Tom is really a good guy.
eng: I think Tom is really going to like this.
eng: I think that Tom is really going to like this.
eng: I think Tom is really smart.
eng: I think that Tom is really smart.
eng: I think Tom is really talented.
eng: I think that Tom is really talented.
eng: I think Tom is reckless.
eng: I think that Tom is reckless.
eng: I think Tom is relaxed.
eng: I think that Tom is relaxed.
eng: I think Tom is reliable.
eng: I think that Tom is reliable.
eng: I think Tom is relieved.
eng: I think that Tom is relieved.
eng: I think Tom is reluctant to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom is remorseful.
eng: I think that Tom is remorseful.
eng: I think Tom is resourceful.
eng: I think that Tom is resourceful.
eng: I think Tom is responsible for what happened.
eng: I think that Tom is responsible for what happened.
eng: I think Tom is retired by now.
eng: I think that Tom is retired by now.
eng: I think Tom is retired.
eng: I think that Tom is retired.
eng: I think Tom is rich.
eng: I think that Tom is rich.
eng: I think Tom is right.
eng: I think that Tom is right.
eng: I think Tom is romantic.
eng: I think that Tom is romantic.
eng: I think Tom is rude.
eng: I think that Tom is rude.
eng: I think Tom is sad.
eng: I think that Tom is sad.
eng: I think Tom is safe.
eng: I think that Tom is safe.
eng: I think Tom is satisfied.
eng: I think that Tom is satisfied.
eng: I think Tom is scared now.
eng: I think that Tom is scared now.
eng: I think Tom is scared of you.
eng: I think that Tom is scared of you.
eng: I think Tom is scared to talk to me.
eng: I think that Tom is scared to talk to me.
eng: I think Tom is schizophrenic.
eng: I think that Tom is schizophrenic.
eng: I think Tom is seeing someone else.
eng: I think that Tom is seeing someone else.
eng: I think Tom is self-centered.
eng: I think that Tom is self-centered.
eng: I think Tom is self-conscious.
eng: I think that Tom is self-conscious.
eng: I think Tom is selfish.
eng: I think that Tom is selfish.
eng: I think Tom is sensible.
eng: I think that Tom is sensible.
eng: I think Tom is serious.
eng: I think that Tom is serious.
eng: I think Tom is shaken.
eng: I think that Tom is shaken.
eng: I think Tom is shallow.
eng: I think that Tom is shallow.
eng: I think Tom is sharp.
eng: I think that Tom is sharp.
eng: I think Tom is shy.
eng: I think that Tom is shy.
eng: I think Tom is sick of me.
eng: I think that Tom is sick of me.
eng: I think Tom is sincere.
eng: I think that Tom is sincere.
eng: I think Tom is single.
eng: I think that Tom is single.
eng: I think Tom is skeptical.
eng: I think that Tom is skeptical.
eng: I think Tom is skinny.
eng: I think that Tom is skinny.
eng: I think Tom is sleeping.
eng: I think that Tom is sleeping.
eng: I think Tom is sleepy.
eng: I think that Tom is sleepy.
eng: I think Tom is sloshed.
eng: I think that Tom is sloshed.
eng: I think Tom is slow.
eng: I think that Tom is slow.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think that Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think that Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is smarter than that.
eng: I think that Tom is smarter than that.
eng: I think Tom is smart.
eng: I think that Tom is smart.
eng: I think Tom is sneaky.
eng: I think that Tom is sneaky.
eng: I think Tom is somewhat curious.
eng: I think that Tom is somewhat curious.
eng: I think Tom is starved.
eng: I think that Tom is starved.
eng: I think Tom is still active.
eng: I think that Tom is still active.
eng: I think Tom is still afraid.
eng: I think that Tom is still afraid.
eng: I think Tom is still afraid to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still afraid to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still alive.
eng: I think that Tom is still alive.
eng: I think Tom is still alone.
eng: I think that Tom is still alone.
eng: I think Tom is still angry.
eng: I think that Tom is still angry.
eng: I think Tom is still around.
eng: I think that Tom is still around.
eng: I think Tom is still asleep.
eng: I think that Tom is still asleep.
eng: I think Tom is still awake.
eng: I think that Tom is still awake.
eng: I think Tom is still breathing.
eng: I think that Tom is still breathing.
eng: I think Tom is still cold.
eng: I think that Tom is still cold.
eng: I think Tom is still committed.
eng: I think that Tom is still committed.
eng: I think Tom is still confused.
eng: I think that Tom is still confused.
eng: I think Tom is still curious.
eng: I think that Tom is still curious.
eng: I think Tom is still dependable.
eng: I think that Tom is still dependable.
eng: I think Tom is still desperate to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still desperate to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still determined to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still determined to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still disorganized.
eng: I think that Tom is still disorganized.
eng: I think Tom is still doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is still doing that.
eng: I think Tom is still downstairs.
eng: I think that Tom is still downstairs.
eng: I think Tom is still drunk.
eng: I think that Tom is still drunk.
eng: I think Tom is still groggy.
eng: I think that Tom is still groggy.
eng: I think Tom is still here.
eng: I think that Tom is still here.
eng: I think Tom is still hesitant to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still hesitant to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still home.
eng: I think that Tom is still home.
eng: I think Tom is still homeless.
eng: I think that Tom is still homeless.
eng: I think Tom is still homesick.
eng: I think that Tom is still homesick.
eng: I think Tom is still hungry.
eng: I think that Tom is still hungry.
eng: I think Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I think Tom is still influential.
eng: I think that Tom is still influential.
eng: I think Tom is still in love with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is still in love with Mary.
eng: I think Tom is still in prison.
eng: I think that Tom is still in prison.
eng: I think Tom is still interested in doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is still interested in doing that.
eng: I think Tom is still interested.
eng: I think that Tom is still interested.
eng: I think Tom is still living in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom is still living in Australia.
eng: I think Tom is still living in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom is still living in Boston.
eng: I think Tom is still lonely.
eng: I think that Tom is still lonely.
eng: I think Tom is still lost.
eng: I think that Tom is still lost.
eng: I think Tom is still mad.
eng: I think that Tom is still mad.
eng: I think Tom is still married.
eng: I think that Tom is still married.
eng: I think Tom is still motivated to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still motivated to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still nervous.
eng: I think that Tom is still nervous.
eng: I think Tom is still optimistic.
eng: I think that Tom is still optimistic.
eng: I think Tom is still outside.
eng: I think that Tom is still outside.
eng: I think Tom is still quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is still quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is still reluctant to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is still reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom is still restless.
eng: I think that Tom is still restless.
eng: I think Tom is still scared.
eng: I think that Tom is still scared.
eng: I think Tom is still sick.
eng: I think that Tom is still sick.
eng: I think Tom is still single.
eng: I think that Tom is still single.
eng: I think Tom is still skeptical.
eng: I think that Tom is still skeptical.
eng: I think Tom is still sleeping.
eng: I think that Tom is still sleeping.
eng: I think Tom is still sleepy.
eng: I think that Tom is still sleepy.
eng: I think Tom is still suspicious.
eng: I think that Tom is still suspicious.
eng: I think Tom is still tense.
eng: I think that Tom is still tense.
eng: I think Tom is still tired.
eng: I think that Tom is still tired.
eng: I think Tom is still unbeatable.
eng: I think that Tom is still unbeatable.
eng: I think Tom is still unconscious.
eng: I think that Tom is still unconscious.
eng: I think Tom is still unconvinced.
eng: I think that Tom is still unconvinced.
eng: I think Tom is still undefeated.
eng: I think that Tom is still undefeated.
eng: I think Tom is still undependable.
eng: I think that Tom is still undependable.
eng: I think Tom is still under thirty.
eng: I think that Tom is still under thirty.
eng: I think Tom is still unemployed.
eng: I think that Tom is still unemployed.
eng: I think Tom is still unimpressed.
eng: I think that Tom is still unimpressed.
eng: I think Tom is still unmarried.
eng: I think that Tom is still unmarried.
eng: I think Tom is still up.
eng: I think that Tom is still up.
eng: I think Tom is still upset.
eng: I think that Tom is still upset.
eng: I think Tom is still worried.
eng: I think that Tom is still worried.
eng: I think Tom is stingy.
eng: I think that Tom is stingy.
eng: I think Tom is stoned.
eng: I think that Tom is stoned.
eng: I think Tom is stranded.
eng: I think that Tom is stranded.
eng: I think Tom is strange.
eng: I think that Tom is strange.
eng: I think Tom is stubborn.
eng: I think that Tom is stubborn.
eng: I think Tom is stuck-up.
eng: I think that Tom is stuck-up.
eng: I think Tom is stuffed.
eng: I think that Tom is stuffed.
eng: I think Tom is stunned.
eng: I think that Tom is stunned.
eng: I think Tom is stupid.
eng: I think that Tom is stupid.
eng: I think Tom is successful.
eng: I think that Tom is successful.
eng: I think Tom is suggesting that we should leave.
eng: I think that Tom is suggesting that we should leave.
eng: I think Tom is sure.
eng: I think that Tom is sure.
eng: I think Tom is sure that's what he has to do.
eng: I think that Tom is sure that's what he has to do.
eng: I think Tom is sure that's what he needs to do.
eng: I think that Tom is sure that's what he needs to do.
eng: I think Tom is sure that's what Mary has to do.
eng: I think that Tom is sure that's what Mary has to do.
eng: I think Tom is sure that's what Mary needs to do.
eng: I think that Tom is sure that's what Mary needs to do.
eng: I think Tom is sure that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I think that Tom is sure that's what Mary wants to do.
eng: I think Tom is suspicious.
eng: I think that Tom is suspicious.
eng: I think Tom is sympathetic.
eng: I think that Tom is sympathetic.
eng: I think Tom is tactful.
eng: I think that Tom is tactful.
eng: I think Tom is taking a nap.
eng: I think that Tom is taking a nap.
eng: I think Tom is tall.
eng: I think that Tom is tall.
eng: I think Tom is telling the truth.
eng: I think that Tom is telling the truth.
eng: I think Tom is tense.
eng: I think that Tom is tense.
eng: I think Tom is terrified.
eng: I think that Tom is terrified.
eng: I think Tom is the one most likely to win the race.
eng: I think that Tom is the one most likely to win the race.
eng: I think Tom is the one that should make that decision.
eng: I think that Tom is the one that should make that decision.
eng: I think Tom is the one that should make that decision.
eng: I think Tom is the one who should make that decision.
eng: I think Tom is the one who drew this picture.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who drew this picture.
eng: I think Tom is the one who'll win.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who'll win.
eng: I think Tom is the one who should make that decision.
eng: I think that Tom is the one that should make that decision.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary about what happened.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary about what happened.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary not to do that anymore.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary not to do that anymore.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary not to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary not to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she doesn't have to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she doesn't have to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she doesn't need to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she doesn't need to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she has to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she has to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she needs to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she needs to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she ought to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she ought to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she ought to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary that she ought to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she should do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she should do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she shouldn't do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she won't be allowed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary she won't be allowed to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary what needs to be done.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary what needs to be done.
eng: I think Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who's supposed to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I think Tom is the one who stole Mary's diamond ring.
eng: I think that Tom is the one who stole Mary's diamond ring.
eng: I think Tom is the only Canadian here.
eng: I think that Tom is the only Canadian here.
eng: I think Tom is the only Canadian on our team.
eng: I think that Tom is the only Canadian on our team.
eng: I think Tom is the only one here who doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one here who doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one here who doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one here who doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I think Tom is the only one here who isn't drinking.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one here who isn't drinking.
eng: I think Tom is the only one here who knows where Mary lives.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one here who knows where Mary lives.
eng: I think Tom is the only one in his family who can swim.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one in his family who can swim.
eng: I think Tom is the only one in his family who can't swim.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one in his family who can't swim.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who can't do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who can't do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who doesn't have to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who doesn't have to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who doesn't need to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who doesn't need to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who doesn't want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who doesn't want to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who knows how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who knows how to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who needs to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who needs to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one who wants to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one who wants to do that.
eng: I think Tom is the only one with a key.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one with a key.
eng: I think Tom is the only one working here who can speak French.
eng: I think that Tom is the only one working here who can speak French.
eng: I think Tom is the only vegetarian here.
eng: I think that Tom is the only vegetarian here.
eng: I think Tom is the person who should be doing this instead of me.
eng: I think that Tom is the person who should be doing this instead of me.
eng: I think Tom is the right man for the job.
eng: I think that Tom is the right man for the job.
eng: I think Tom is thin.
eng: I think that Tom is thin.
eng: I think Tom is thirsty.
eng: I think that Tom is thirsty.
eng: I think Tom is thirty.
eng: I think that Tom is thirty.
eng: I think Tom is thrilled.
eng: I think that Tom is thrilled.
eng: I think Tom is through doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is through doing that.
eng: I think Tom is ticklish.
eng: I think that Tom is ticklish.
eng: I think Tom is tidy.
eng: I think that Tom is tidy.
eng: I think Tom is timid.
eng: I think that Tom is timid.
eng: I think Tom is tipsy.
eng: I think that Tom is tipsy.
eng: I think Tom is tired.
eng: I think that Tom is tired.
eng: I think Tom is too aggressive.
eng: I think that Tom is too aggressive.
eng: I think Tom is too assertive.
eng: I think that Tom is too assertive.
eng: I think Tom is too competitive.
eng: I think that Tom is too competitive.
eng: I think Tom is too confident.
eng: I think that Tom is too confident.
eng: I think Tom is too demanding.
eng: I think that Tom is too demanding.
eng: I think Tom is too lazy to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is too lazy to do that.
eng: I think Tom is too old for Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is too old for Mary.
eng: I think Tom is too old for me.
eng: I think that Tom is too old for me.
eng: I think Tom is too old to be dating my daughter.
eng: I think that Tom is too old to be dating my daughter.
eng: I think Tom is too outspoken.
eng: I think that Tom is too outspoken.
eng: I think Tom is too shy to talk to Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is too shy to talk to Mary.
eng: I think Tom is too shy to talk to you.
eng: I think that Tom is too shy to talk to you.
eng: I think Tom is too weak to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is too weak to do that.