DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says there's no chance Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says that the three of you are his brothers.
eng: Tom says the three of you are his brothers.
eng: Tom says that the two of us should do that together.
eng: Tom says the two of us should do that together.
eng: Tom says that the two of us should sing together.
eng: Tom says the two of us should sing together.
eng: Tom says that the two of us should travel together.
eng: Tom says the two of us should travel together.
eng: Tom says that this is healthy.
eng: Tom says this is healthy.
eng: Tom says that we should do that today.
eng: Tom says we should do that today.
eng: Tom says that when he did that, Mary started crying.
eng: Tom says when he did that, Mary started crying.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that he'll be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance he'll be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that he'll be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance he'll be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance Mary will be fired.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says that there's no chance Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says there's no chance that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says there's no chance Mary will do that.
eng: Tom says there were no children in the park.
eng: Tom says there weren't any children in the park.
eng: Tom says this is the first time he's tried doing that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time he's tried to do that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time he's tried doing that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time that he's tried doing that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time he's tried doing that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time that he's tried to do that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time he's tried to do that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time that he's tried to do that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time that he's tried doing that.
eng: Tom says this is the first time that he's tried to do that.
eng: Tom says this will be the last time he tries to do that.
eng: Tom says this will be the last time he tries doing that.
eng: Tom says you deserve another chance.
eng: Tom says that you deserve another chance.
eng: Tom says you don't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says that you don't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says you may not have to do that.
eng: Tom says you might not have to do that.
eng: Tom says you're a good student.
eng: Tom says that you're a good student.
eng: Tom says you're good at cooking.
eng: Tom says that you're good at cooking.
eng: Tom says you're good at doing that.
eng: Tom says that you're good at doing that.
eng: Tom says you're healthy.
eng: Tom says that you're healthy.
eng: Tom says you're hungry.
eng: Tom says that you're hungry.
eng: Tom says you're still hungry.
eng: Tom says that you're still hungry.
eng: Tom says you're very rich.
eng: Tom says that you're very rich.
eng: Tom says you're willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom says that you're willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom says you're willing to help us paint our garage.
eng: Tom says that you're willing to help us paint our garage.
eng: Tom says you've never been to Australia.
eng: Tom says that you've never been to Australia.
eng: Tom says you've never done that.
eng: Tom says that you've never done that.
eng: Tom says you want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says that you want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom's back on the street.
eng: Tom is back on the street.
eng: Tom's been blacklisted.
eng: Tom has been blacklisted.
eng: Tom's been drinking beer.
eng: Tom has been drinking beer.
eng: Tom's been meaning to clean out his badly cluttered garage for years.
eng: Tom has been meaning to clean out his badly cluttered garage for years.
eng: Tom's been talking about the past a lot lately, and looking through old family albums.
eng: Recently, Tom has been talking a lot about the past and looking through old family albums.
eng: Tom's behaviour at the party was inexcusable.
eng: Tom's behavior at the party was inexcusable.
eng: Tom's birthday is October 20th.
eng: Tom's birthday is October twentieth.
eng: Tom's birthday is on a Monday this year.
eng: This year Tom's birthday is on a Monday.
eng: Tom's blood type is O+.
eng: Tom's blood type is O positive.
eng: Tom's bluffing.
eng: Tom is bluffing.
eng: Tom's boss criticised him for not having any initiative.
eng: Tom's boss criticized him for not having any initiative.
eng: Tom's brilliant.
eng: Tom is brilliant.
eng: Tom's building something behind his house.
eng: Tom is building something behind his house.
eng: Tom's Canadian.
eng: Tom is Canadian.
eng: Tom's car isn't here, so he must've already left.
eng: Tom's car isn't here, so he must have already left.
eng: Tom's car must've cost him a lot.
eng: Tom's car must have cost him a lot.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's car.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's car was.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's car.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's.
eng: Tom's car was damaged more than Mary's car was.
eng: Tom's car was going southbound on Park Street when it was broadsided by a car that ran a red light.
eng: Tom's car was going southbound on Park Street when it was T-boned by a car that ran a red light.
eng: Tom's changed.
eng: Tom has changed.
eng: Tom's charming.
eng: Tom is charming.
eng: Tom's cheating.
eng: Tom is cheating.
eng: Tom's cheerful.
eng: Tom is cheerful.
eng: Tom's choking.
eng: Tom is choking.
eng: Tom's chundering.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom's classmates made fun of him.
eng: Tom's classmates made fun of Tom.
eng: Tom scolded his son in front of everybody.
eng: Tom scolded his son in front of everyone.
eng: Tom's comfortable.
eng: Tom is comfortable.
eng: Tom's coming.
eng: Tom is coming.
eng: Tom's computer is not responding.
eng: Tom's computer isn't responding.
eng: Tom's concerned.
eng: Tom is concerned.
eng: Tom's contract expires October 20th.
eng: Tom's contract expires on October 20th.
eng: Tom's contract expires on October 20th.
eng: Tom's contract expires October twentieth.
eng: Tom's convinced.
eng: Tom is convinced.
eng: Tom's cooking breakfast.
eng: Tom is cooking breakfast.
eng: Tom scored a goal!
eng: Tom scored a goal.
eng: Tom's correct.
eng: Tom is correct.
eng: Tom's cosy living room is full of bookcases.
eng: Tom's cozy living room is full of bookcases.
eng: Tom's crazy.
eng: Tom is crazy.
eng: Tom's crying. "I know."
eng: Tom is crying. "I know."
eng: Tom's dangerous, isn't he?
eng: Tom is dangerous, isn't he?
eng: Tom's deaf.
eng: Tom is deaf.
eng: Tom's death was an accident that could've been avoided.
eng: Tom's death was an accident could've been avoided.
eng: Tom's defensive.
eng: Tom is defensive.
eng: Tom's defiant.
eng: Tom is defiant.
eng: Tom's dehydrated.
eng: Tom is dehydrated.
eng: Tom's delighted.
eng: Tom is delighted.
eng: Tom's demands are not unreasonable.
eng: Tom's demands aren't unreasonable.
eng: Tom's dependable.
eng: Tom is dependable.
eng: Tom's devastated.
eng: Tom is devastated.
eng: Tom's diabetic.
eng: Tom is diabetic.
eng: Tom's died.
eng: Tom has died.
eng: Tom's different.
eng: Tom is different.
eng: Tom's doctor advised him to drink more milk.
eng: Tom's doctor advised Tom to drink more milk.
eng: Tom's doctor advised him to exercise more.
eng: Tom's doctor advised Tom to exercise more.
eng: Tom's doctor advised him to give up drinking.
eng: Tom's doctor advised Tom to give up drinking.
eng: Tom's doctor advised him to stop drinking.
eng: Tom's doctor advised Tom to stop drinking.
eng: Tom's dog almost never barks at anyone.
eng: Tom's dog almost never barks at anybody.
eng: Tom's dog is still waiting for him just outside the front door.
eng: Tom's dog is still waiting for Tom just outside the front door.
eng: Tom's dog woke him up a little after midnight.
eng: Tom's dog woke Tom up a little after midnight.
eng: Tom's doing very well these days.
eng: Tom is doing very well these days.
eng: Tom's double-parked.
eng: Tom is double-parked.
eng: Tom's dream became reality.
eng: Tom's dream became a reality.
eng: Tom's drowning.
eng: Tom is drowning.
eng: Tom's drunk.
eng: Tom is drunk.
eng: Tom's early.
eng: Tom is early.
eng: Tom seated himself.
eng: Tom took a seat.
eng: Tom's eavesdropping.
eng: Tom is eavesdropping.
eng: Tom secretly planned to do that.
eng: Tom secretly planned on doing that.
eng: Tom secretly planned to go.
eng: Tom secretly planned on going.
eng: Tom seemed okay when I saw him.
eng: Tom seemed OK when I saw him.
eng: Tom seemed really impressed.
eng: Tom seemed real impressed.
eng: Tom seemed skeptical.
eng: Tom seemed sceptical.
eng: Tom seemed surprised that Mary didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom seemed surprised Mary didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom seemed surprised that Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when I told him what Mary was planning to do.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when I told him what Mary was planning on doing.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she'd do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she'd do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she didn't know John.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she didn't know John.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she didn't know to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she didn't know to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said she wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary said that she wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she needed to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she needed to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him she wanted to do that.
eng: Tom seemed surprised when Mary told him that she wanted to do that.
eng: Tom seemed to be aware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom seemed to be aware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom seemed to be glad that that happened.
eng: Tom seemed to be glad that happened.
eng: Tom seemed to be surprised that Mary didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom seemed to be surprised Mary didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom seemed to be surprised that Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: Tom seemed to be surprised Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware Mary did that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary did that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware Mary had already that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary had already that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary didn't want him there.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware that Mary didn't want him there.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be aware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't yet done that.
eng: Tom seemed to be unaware that Mary hadn't done that yet.
eng: Tom seemed to be unbothered.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be bothered.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to admit he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to admit he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to admit he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to admit that he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to change.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to change.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to compromise.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to compromise.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to listen to anything Mary said.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to listen to anything Mary said.
eng: Tom seemed to be unwilling to tell us what had happened.
eng: Tom didn't seem to be willing to tell us what had happened.
eng: Tom seemed to be waiting for someone.
eng: Tom seemed to be waiting for somebody.
eng: Tom seemed to know nothing about that.
eng: Tom didn't seem to know anything about that.
eng: Tom seemed to know that Mary didn't do what she said she was going to do.
eng: Tom seemed to know Mary didn't do what she said she was going to do.
eng: Tom seemed to know that Mary didn't do what she was supposed to do.
eng: Tom seemed to know Mary didn't do what she was supposed to do.
eng: Tom seemed unwilling to do that.
eng: Tom didn't seem willing to do that.
eng: Tom seemed very happy with the toy we gave him.
eng: Tom seemed very happy with the toy that we gave him.
eng: Tom seems to be in a really good mood today.
eng: Tom seems to be in a very good mood today.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware of what he has to do.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware of what he has to do.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware of what he needs to do.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware of what he needs to do.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware of what Mary did.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware of what Mary did.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware of what Mary has done.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware of what Mary has done.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware of what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware of what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom seems to be unaware that Mary did that.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be aware that Mary did that.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to accept advice from native speakers who try to help him with his translations.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to accept advice from native speakers who try to help him with his translations.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to accept the bribe we're offering him.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to accept the bribe we're offering him.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to change.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to change.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to compromise.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to compromise.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to do that for us.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to even consider the possibility that he is wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to even consider the possibility that he's wrong.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to go to the supermarket for his mother.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to go to the supermarket for his mother.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to listen to anything Mary says.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to listen to anything Mary says.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to spend the time it takes to do a job well.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to spend the time it takes to do a job well.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to tackle the problem.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to tackle the problem.
eng: Tom seems to be waiting for someone.
eng: Tom seems to be waiting for somebody.
eng: Tom seems to enjoy talking about his children.
eng: Tom seems to enjoy talking about his kids.
eng: Tom seems to have a lot of friends.
eng: Tom seems to have lots of friends.
eng: Tom seems to have already done that.
eng: Tom seems to have done that already.
eng: Tom seems to have many friends.
eng: Tom seems to have a lot of friends.
eng: Tom seems unwilling to compromise.
eng: Tom doesn't seem willing to compromise.
eng: Tom seems unwilling to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't seem willing to do that.
eng: Tom's elderly.
eng: Tom is elderly.
eng: Tom seldom asks questions.
eng: Tom rarely asks questions.
eng: Tom seldom does that by himself.
eng: Tom hardly ever does that by himself.
eng: Tom seldom does that by himself.
eng: Tom seldom does that alone.
eng: Tom seldom does that.
eng: Tom hardly ever does that.
eng: Tom seldom makes a mistake.
eng: Tom rarely makes a mistake.
eng: Tom seldom makes mistakes.
eng: Tom rarely makes mistakes.
eng: Tom seldom uses his phone.
eng: Tom hardly ever uses his phone.
eng: Tom seldom waits for anyone.
eng: Tom seldom waits for anybody.
eng: Tom seldom wears a hat.
eng: Tom almost never wears a hat.
eng: Tom seldom wears a tie.
eng: Tom hardly ever wears a tie.
eng: Tom's embarrassed.
eng: Tom is embarrassed.
eng: Tom's engaged.
eng: Tom is engaged.
eng: Tom sensed something wasn't quite right.
eng: Tom sensed that something wasn't quite right.
eng: Tom sensed that something was not quite right.
eng: Tom sensed something wasn't quite right.
eng: Tom sensed that something was not quite right.
eng: Tom sensed that something wasn't quite right.
eng: Tom sensed things weren't going well.
eng: Tom sensed that things weren't going well.
eng: Tom sent Christmas cards to all his friends.
eng: Tom sent all his friends Christmas cards.
eng: Tom sent Mary a dozen roses on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom sent a dozen roses to Mary on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom sent Mary a message three hours ago.
eng: Tom sent a message to Mary three hours ago.
eng: Tom sent Mary a text message just a minute ago.
eng: Tom sent a text message to Mary just a minute ago.
eng: Tom sent Mary a text message.
eng: Tom sent a text message to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary many letters.
eng: Tom sent many letters to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary some books.
eng: Tom sent some books to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary some flowers.
eng: Tom sent some flowers to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary some money.
eng: Tom sent some money to Mary.
eng: Tom sent Mary the pictures he took at the picnic.
eng: Tom sent the pictures he took at the picnic to Mary.
eng: Tom sent me this postcard from Boston.
eng: Tom sent this postcard to me from Boston.
eng: Tom's escaped.
eng: Tom has escaped.
eng: Tom set his beer down.
eng: Tom set down his beer.
eng: Tom's excited.
eng: Tom is excited.
eng: Tom's expected to make a full recovery.
eng: Tom is expected to make a full recovery.
eng: Tom's facing an uphill battle.
eng: Tom is facing an uphill battle.
eng: Tom's famous.
eng: Tom is famous.
eng: Tom's fast.
eng: Tom is fast.
eng: Tom's father beat him with a stick.
eng: Tom's father beat Tom with a stick.
eng: Tom's father doesn't allow him to drive.
eng: Tom's father doesn't let him drive.
eng: Tom's father doesn't allow Tom to drive his car.
eng: Tom's father doesn't let Tom drive his car.
eng: Tom's father isn't as old as Mary's.
eng: Tom's father isn't as old as Mary's father.
eng: Tom's father is older than Mary's.
eng: Tom's father is older than Mary's father.
eng: Tom's fat.
eng: Tom is fat.
eng: Tom's favorite number is 7.
eng: Tom's favorite number is seven.
eng: Tom's favorite number is 7.
eng: Tom's favourite number is 7.
eng: Tom's favourite dish is lasagne.
eng: Tom's favorite dish is lasagna.
eng: Tom's fearless.
eng: Tom is fearless.
eng: Tom's feelings were not reciprocated.
eng: Tom's feelings weren't reciprocated.
eng: Tom's finding it hard to accept that it's over between him and Mary.
eng: Tom is finding it hard to accept that it's over between him and Mary.
eng: Tom's finished.
eng: Tom is finished.
eng: Tom's frantic.
eng: Tom is frantic.
eng: Tom's free.
eng: Tom is free.
eng: Tom's friends did their best to cheer him up.
eng: Tom's friends did their best to cheer Tom up.
eng: Tom's friends knew he was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew that he was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew that Tom was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew he was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew that Tom was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew that he was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew that Tom was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew Tom was having money problems.
eng: Tom's friends knew Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom's friends knew he couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom's friends knew Tom was unhappy.
eng: Tom's friends knew he was unhappy.
eng: Tom's friends shouted for Tom to come out and play.
eng: Tom's friends shouted for him to come out and play.
eng: Tom's frightened.
eng: Tom is frightened.
eng: Tom's funny.
eng: Tom is funny.
eng: Tom's getting chilly.
eng: Tom is getting chilly.
eng: Tom's going to be a grandfather again.
eng: Tom is going to be a grandfather again.
eng: Tom's going to be quite happy.
eng: Tom is going to be quite happy.
eng: Tom's going to kill me when he finds out what I did.
eng: Tom is going to kill me when he finds out what I did.
eng: Tom's gone.
eng: Tom is gone.
eng: Tom's good, but not good enough.
eng: Tom is good, but not good enough.
eng: Tom's got a new pair of glasses.
eng: Tom has a new pair of glasses.
eng: Tom's great.
eng: Tom is great.
eng: Tom's grinning.
eng: Tom is grinning.
eng: Tom's groggy.
eng: Tom is groggy.
eng: Tom's guardian angel must have been watching out for him.
eng: Tom's guardian angel must have been watching over him.
eng: Tom's guilt could not be proven without the murder weapon.
eng: Tom's guilt couldn't be proven without the murder weapon.
eng: Tom's guilty.
eng: Tom is guilty.
eng: Tom's hallucinating.
eng: Tom is hallucinating.
eng: Tom's handwriting is better than Mary's.
eng: Tom's handwriting's better than Mary's.
eng: Tom's happy not to be in your shoes.
eng: Tom is happy not to be in your shoes.
eng: Tom's having a good time.
eng: Tom is having a good time.
eng: Tom's healthy.
eng: Tom is healthy.
eng: Tom's hearing is not as good as it used to be.
eng: Tom's hearing isn't as good as it used to be.
eng: Tom's hearing is scheduled for October twentieth.
eng: Tom's hearing is scheduled for October 20th.
eng: Tom's here, right?
eng: Tom is here, right?
eng: Tom's here.
eng: Tom is here.
eng: Tom's hesitating.
eng: Tom is hesitating.
eng: Tom's hiding something, too.
eng: Tom is hiding something, too.
eng: Tom's hilarious.
eng: Tom is hilarious.
eng: Tom's homeless.
eng: Tom is homeless.
eng: Tom shook his head and said nothing.
eng: Tom shook his head and didn't say anything.
eng: Tom should be able to do that without anybody's help, I think.
eng: Tom should be able to do that without anyone's help, I think.
eng: Tom should be all right.
eng: Tom should be OK.
eng: Tom should be better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should be better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom should be glad he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he's not here in Boston.
eng: Tom should be glad he isn't here in Boston.
eng: Tom should be glad he's not here with us.
eng: Tom should be glad he isn't here with us.
eng: Tom should be glad that he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that he's not here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that he isn't here in Australia.
eng: Tom should be glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom should be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom should be home now.
eng: Tom should be home by now.
eng: Tom should do everything they tell him to do.
eng: Tom ought to do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom should do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom ought to do everything they tell him to do.
eng: Tom should do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom should do everything they tell him to do.
eng: Tom should have already eaten by now.
eng: Tom should've already eaten by now.
eng: Tom should have been eating more vegetables and not as much meat.
eng: Tom should've been eating more vegetables and not as much meat.
eng: Tom should have been here by now.
eng: Tom should've been here by now.
eng: Tom should have been more careful.
eng: Tom should've been more careful.
eng: Tom should have been punished in this case.
eng: Tom should've been punished in this case.
eng: Tom should have been ready at least an hour ago.
eng: Tom should've been ready at least an hour ago.
eng: Tom should have discussed it with his parents.
eng: Tom should've discussed it with his parents.
eng: Tom should have discussed the matter with me.
eng: Tom should've discussed the matter with me.
eng: Tom should have done it the way Mary told him to do it.
eng: Tom should've done it the way Mary told him to do it.
eng: Tom should have done things differently.
eng: Tom should've done things differently.
eng: Tom should have followed Mary's advice.
eng: Tom should've followed Mary's advice.
eng: Tom should have gone to the dentist yesterday.
eng: Tom should've gone to the dentist yesterday.
eng: Tom should have handled the situation differently.
eng: Tom should've handled the situation differently.
eng: Tom should have helped Mary move the sofa.
eng: Tom should've helped Mary move the sofa.
eng: Tom should have invited Mary, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should've invited Mary, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should have known better than to believe Mary.
eng: Tom should've known better than to believe Mary.
eng: Tom should have known better than to call Mary after midnight.
eng: Tom should've known better than to call Mary after midnight.
eng: Tom should have known better than to get involved with Mary.
eng: Tom should've known better than to get involved with Mary.
eng: Tom should have known better than to kiss Mary in public.
eng: Tom should've known better than to kiss Mary in public.
eng: Tom should have known better than to lend money to Mary.
eng: Tom should've known better than to lend money to Mary.
eng: Tom should have known better than to trust Mary.
eng: Tom should've known better than to trust Mary.
eng: Tom should have known better.
eng: Tom should've known better.
eng: Tom should have known that.
eng: Tom should've known that.
eng: Tom should have left earlier.
eng: Tom should've left earlier.
eng: Tom should have listened to his mother.
eng: Tom should've listened to his mother.
eng: Tom should have listened to Mary more carefully.
eng: Tom should've listened to Mary more carefully.
eng: Tom should have made up his mind by now.
eng: Tom should've made up his mind by now.
eng: Tom should have married Mary.
eng: Tom should've married Mary.
eng: Tom should have paid attention to what Mary said.
eng: Tom should've paid attention to what Mary said.
eng: Tom should have paid Mary.
eng: Tom should've paid Mary.
eng: Tom should have purchased flood insurance.
eng: Tom should've purchased flood insurance.
eng: Tom should have said yes.
eng: Tom should've said yes.
eng: Tom should have told Mary right away that he wasn't single.
eng: Tom should've told Mary right away that he wasn't single.
eng: Tom should have told Mary the truth.
eng: Tom should've told Mary the truth.
eng: Tom should let Mary do that.
eng: Tom should allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should let Mary eat as much as she wants.
eng: Tom should let Mary eat as much as she wants to.
eng: Tom should let Mary know that he likes her.
eng: Tom should let Mary know he likes her.
eng: Tom should let Mary win.
eng: Tom should allow Mary to win.
eng: Tom should never have been arrested.
eng: Tom never should've been arrested.
eng: Tom should never have been arrested.
eng: Tom should've never been arrested.
eng: Tom should never have been pardoned.
eng: Tom should've never been pardoned.
eng: Tom should never have been released.
eng: Tom should've never been released.
eng: Tom should never have been there.
eng: Tom never should've been there.
eng: Tom should never have been there.
eng: Tom should've never been there.
eng: Tom should never have done that.
eng: Tom never should've done that.
eng: Tom should never have done that.
eng: Tom should've never done that.
eng: Tom should never have let Mary do that.
eng: Tom should never have allowed Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should never have said that.
eng: Tom should've never said that.
eng: Tom should never have told you that.
eng: Tom never should've told you that.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that.
eng: Tom should've never tried doing that.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that.
eng: Tom should've never tried to do that.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that.
eng: Tom should've never tried to do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have been walking in the park alone at night.
eng: Tom shouldn't have been walking in the park by himself at night.
eng: Tom shouldn't have come back here.
eng: Tom shouldn't've come back here.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever gotten involved.
eng: Tom should've never gotten involved.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that alone.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that on his own.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried to do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have ever tried doing that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have let you do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have allowed you to do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have tried to do that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have tried doing that by himself.
eng: Tom shouldn't have tried to do that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have tried doing that.
eng: Tom should probably not tell Mary he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom should probably not tell Mary that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom should probably not tell Mary what he's planning to do.
eng: Tom should probably not tell Mary what he's planning on doing.
eng: Tom should probably tell Mary he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom should probably tell Mary he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom should take better care of his children.
eng: Tom should take better care of his kids.
eng: Tom should tell Mary he won't go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom should tell Mary that he won't go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom should've agreed to do that.
eng: Tom should have agreed to do that.
eng: Tom should've already discussed that with you.
eng: Tom should have already discussed that with you.
eng: Tom should've already done that.
eng: Tom should have already done that.
eng: Tom should've apologized instantly.
eng: Tom should have apologized instantly.
eng: Tom should've arrived at the office by now.
eng: Tom should have arrived at the office by now.
eng: Tom should've arrived by now.
eng: Tom should have arrived by now.
eng: Tom should've arrived by this time.
eng: Tom should have arrived by this time.
eng: Tom should've arrived home by now.
eng: Tom should have arrived home by now.
eng: Tom should've arrived in Boston by now.
eng: Tom should have arrived in Boston by now.
eng: Tom should've arrived yesterday.
eng: Tom should have arrived yesterday.
eng: Tom should've asked for help.
eng: Tom should have asked for help.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary for help.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary for help.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary if she could do that.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary if she could do that.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary if she could leave early.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary if she could leave early.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to come to Boston.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to come to Boston.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to do that for him.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to do that for him.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to go to Boston with him.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to go to Boston with him.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to help him.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to help him.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to marry him while he still had the chance.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to marry him while he still had the chance.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary what time the meeting was going to start.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary what time the meeting was going to start.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary where she wanted him to park the car.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary where she wanted him to park the car.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary why she did that.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary why she did that.
eng: Tom should've asked Mary why she left early.
eng: Tom should have asked Mary why she left early.
eng: Tom should've asked me before he did that.
eng: Tom should have asked me before he did that.
eng: Tom should've asked me before he left early.
eng: Tom should have asked me before he left early.
eng: Tom should've asked.
eng: Tom should have asked.
eng: Tom should've asked us for help.
eng: Tom should have asked us for help.
eng: Tom should've at least offered to pay.
eng: Tom should have at least offered to pay.
eng: Tom should've been able to answer all those questions.
eng: Tom should have been able to answer all those questions.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that as well.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that as well.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that better than me.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that better than me.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that easily.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that easily.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that for you.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that for you.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that in three hours.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that in three hours.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that much better.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that much better.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that with his eyes closed.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that with his eyes closed.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that without any help.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that without any help.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom should've been able to do that without your help.
eng: Tom should have been able to do that without your help.
eng: Tom should've been able to finish doing that yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been able to finish doing that yesterday.
eng: Tom should've been able to finish going yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been able to finish going yesterday.
eng: Tom should've been able to win.
eng: Tom should have been able to win.
eng: Tom should've been a lawyer.
eng: Tom should have been a lawyer.
eng: Tom should've been a little more patient.
eng: Tom should have been a little more patient.
eng: Tom should've been a little more polite.
eng: Tom should have been a little more polite.
eng: Tom should've been alone, but he was with three other guys.
eng: Tom should have been alone, but he was with three other guys.
eng: Tom should've been amused by what was going on.
eng: Tom should have been amused by what was going on.
eng: Tom should've been amused by what was happening.
eng: Tom should have been amused by what was happening.
eng: Tom should've been an actor.
eng: Tom should have been an actor.
eng: Tom should've been arrested.
eng: Tom should have been arrested.
eng: Tom should've been asleep.
eng: Tom should have been asleep.
eng: Tom should've been a teacher.
eng: Tom should have been a teacher.
eng: Tom should've been at that meeting.
eng: Tom should have been at that meeting.
eng: Tom should've been at the meeting.
eng: Tom should have been at the meeting.
eng: Tom should've been back an hour ago.
eng: Tom should have been back an hour ago.
eng: Tom should've been back by 2:30.
eng: Tom should have been back by 2:30.
eng: Tom should've been back by now.
eng: Tom should have been back by now.
eng: Tom should've been back by this time.
eng: Tom should have been back by this time.
eng: Tom should've been better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should have been better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should've been careful.
eng: Tom should have been careful.
eng: Tom should've been cooperative.
eng: Tom should have been cooperative.
eng: Tom should've been court-martialed.
eng: Tom should have been court-martialed.
eng: Tom should've been doing that.
eng: Tom should have been doing that.
eng: Tom should've been downstairs waiting, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom should have been downstairs waiting, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom should've been excited.
eng: Tom should have been excited.
eng: Tom should've been excused from doing that.
eng: Tom should have been excused from doing that.
eng: Tom should've been exhausted after chopping that much firewood.
eng: Tom should have been exhausted after chopping that much firewood.
eng: Tom should've been expelled.
eng: Tom should have been expelled.
eng: Tom should've been faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should have been faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom should've been finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom should have been finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom should've been finished doing that by yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been finished doing that by yesterday.
eng: Tom should've been fired last October.
eng: Tom should have been fired last October.
eng: Tom should've been fired months ago.
eng: Tom should have been fired months ago.
eng: Tom should've been fired years ago.
eng: Tom should have been fired years ago.
eng: Tom should've been first.
eng: Tom should have been first.
eng: Tom should've been forgiven.
eng: Tom should have been forgiven.
eng: Tom should've been furious at Mary for doing that.
eng: Tom should have been furious at Mary for doing that.
eng: Tom should've been glad that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom should have been glad that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom should've been gone by the time we got there.
eng: Tom should have been gone by the time we got there.
eng: Tom should've been grateful for what Mary did for him.
eng: Tom should have been grateful for what Mary did for him.
eng: Tom should've been handcuffed.
eng: Tom should have been handcuffed.
eng: Tom should've been helping us.
eng: Tom should have been helping us.
eng: Tom should've been here by 2:30.
eng: Tom should have been here by 2:30.
eng: Tom should've been here thirty minutes ago.
eng: Tom should have been here thirty minutes ago.
eng: Tom should've been here with us yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been here with us yesterday.
eng: Tom should've been here yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been here yesterday.
eng: Tom should've been home at the time he told Mary he would be.
eng: Tom should have been home at the time he told Mary he would be.
eng: Tom should've been home from school hours ago.
eng: Tom should have been home from school hours ago.
eng: Tom should've been home on Monday.
eng: Tom should have been home on Monday.
eng: Tom should've been home.
eng: Tom should have been home.
eng: Tom should've been impressed.
eng: Tom should have been impressed.
eng: Tom should've been in bed.
eng: Tom should have been in bed.
eng: Tom should've been in Boston last Monday.
eng: Tom should have been in Boston last Monday.
eng: Tom should've been in contact by now.
eng: Tom should have been in contact by now.
eng: Tom should've been interested in doing that.
eng: Tom should have been interested in doing that.
eng: Tom should've been in the hospital.
eng: Tom should have been in the hospital.
eng: Tom should've been irritated by that.
eng: Tom should have been irritated by that.
eng: Tom should've been last.
eng: Tom should have been last.
eng: Tom should've been mad.
eng: Tom should have been mad.
eng: Tom should've been more cooperative.
eng: Tom should have been more cooperative.
eng: Tom should've been more curious than he was.
eng: Tom should have been more curious than he was.
eng: Tom should've been more organized.
eng: Tom should have been more organized.
eng: Tom should've been more patient.
eng: Tom should have been more patient.
eng: Tom should've been more polite.
eng: Tom ought to have been more polite.
eng: Tom should've been more polite.
eng: Tom should have been more polite.
eng: Tom should've been motivated to do that.
eng: Tom should have been motivated to do that.
eng: Tom should've been nicer to Mary.
eng: Tom should have been nicer to Mary.
eng: Tom should've been obedient.
eng: Tom should have been obedient.
eng: Tom should've been OK doing that by himself.
eng: Tom should have been OK doing that by himself.
eng: Tom should've been on that plane.
eng: Tom should have been on that plane.
eng: Tom should've been outside playing with the other children.
eng: Tom should have been outside playing with the other children.
eng: Tom should've been outside playing with the other kids.
eng: Tom should have been outside playing with the other kids.
eng: Tom should've been outside playing with the other kids.
eng: Tom should've been outside playing with the other children.
eng: Tom should've been prepared.
eng: Tom should have been prepared.
eng: Tom should've been present at this morning's meeting.
eng: Tom should have been present at this morning's meeting.
eng: Tom should've been punished.
eng: Tom should have been punished.
eng: Tom should've been ready an hour ago.
eng: Tom should have been ready an hour ago.
eng: Tom should've been ready.
eng: Tom should have been ready.
eng: Tom should've been reasonable.
eng: Tom should have been reasonable.
eng: Tom should've been reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom should have been reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom should've been safe in his own home.
eng: Tom should have been safe in his own home.
eng: Tom should've been sent to prison.
eng: Tom should have been sent to prison.
eng: Tom should've been skeptical.
eng: Tom should have been skeptical.
eng: Tom should've been sleeping.
eng: Tom should have been sleeping.
eng: Tom should've been studying French last night.
eng: Tom should have been studying French last night.
eng: Tom should've been surprised.
eng: Tom should have been surprised.
eng: Tom should've been suspended.
eng: Tom should have been suspended.
eng: Tom should've been suspicious.
eng: Tom should have been suspicious.
eng: Tom should've been sympathetic.
eng: Tom should have been sympathetic.
eng: Tom should've been tempted to do that.
eng: Tom should have been tempted to do that.
eng: Tom should've been terrified.
eng: Tom should have been terrified.
eng: Tom should've been the first one to do that.
eng: Tom should have been the first one to do that.
eng: Tom should've been the last one to do that.
eng: Tom should have been the last one to do that.
eng: Tom should've been the next one to do that.
eng: Tom should have been the next one to do that.
eng: Tom should've been the one responsible for doing that.
eng: Tom should have been the one responsible for doing that.
eng: Tom should've been there.
eng: Tom ought to have been there.
eng: Tom should've been there.
eng: Tom should have been there.
eng: Tom should've been truthful.
eng: Tom should have been truthful.
eng: Tom should've been upset.
eng: Tom should have been upset.
eng: Tom should've been up.
eng: Tom should have been up.
eng: Tom should've been very hungry when he got home.
eng: Tom should have been very hungry when he got home.
eng: Tom should've been warned.
eng: Tom should have been warned.
eng: Tom should've been willing to do that.
eng: Tom should have been willing to do that.
eng: Tom should've been with us.
eng: Tom should have been with us.
eng: Tom should've been with us yesterday.
eng: Tom should have been with us yesterday.
eng: Tom should've bought a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom should have bought a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom should've bought Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom should have bought Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom should've bought Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom should've bought a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom should've bought more food.
eng: Tom should have bought more food.
eng: Tom should've bought one.
eng: Tom should have bought one.
eng: Tom should've bought some flowers for Mary.
eng: Tom should have bought some flowers for Mary.
eng: Tom should've bought some pencils.
eng: Tom should have bought some pencils.
eng: Tom should've bought something to drink.
eng: Tom should have bought something to drink.
eng: Tom should've called Mary last night.
eng: Tom should have called Mary last night.
eng: Tom should've called Mary.
eng: Tom should have called Mary.
eng: Tom should've called the police.
eng: Tom should have called the police.
eng: Tom should've called.
eng: Tom should have called.
eng: Tom should've chosen a different job.
eng: Tom should have chosen a different job.
eng: Tom should've chosen something else.
eng: Tom should have chosen something else.
eng: Tom should've chosen to do something else.
eng: Tom should have chosen to do something else.
eng: Tom should've closed all his windows.
eng: Tom should have closed all his windows.
eng: Tom should've come sooner.
eng: Tom should have come sooner.
eng: Tom should've come to Boston with us.
eng: Tom should have come to Boston with us.
eng: Tom should've come.
eng: Tom should have come.
eng: Tom should've come to the meeting.
eng: Tom should have come to the meeting.
eng: Tom should've come to the meeting yesterday.
eng: Tom should have come to the meeting yesterday.
eng: Tom should've come with you.
eng: Tom should have come with you.
eng: Tom should've danced with Mary.
eng: Tom should have danced with Mary.
eng: Tom should've discussed that with you.
eng: Tom should have discussed that with you.
eng: Tom should've done it that way.
eng: Tom should have done it that way.