DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I doubt very much Tom will be interested.
eng: I doubt very much that Tom will be interested.
eng: I doubt very seriously that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that'll impress Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that'll impress Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will annoy Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will annoy Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will frighten Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will frighten Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that will scare Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will scare Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom said that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom said that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be absent today.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be absent today.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be afraid.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be afraid.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be alone.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be alone.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be amused by what's going on.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be amused by what's going on.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be angry.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be mad.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be angry.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be angry.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be annoyed by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be annoyed by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be arrested.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be arrested.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be awake at this time of night.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be awake at this time of night.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be awake.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be awake.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be back anytime soon.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be back anytime soon.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be cold.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be cold.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be cooperative.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be cooperative.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be difficult to get along with.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be difficult to get along with.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be discouraged.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be discouraged.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be disobedient.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be disobedient.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be early.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be early.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be excused from doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be excused from doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be forgiven for doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be forgiven for doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be forgiven.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be forgiven.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be frightened by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be frightened by that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be gone by the time we get there.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be gone by the time we get there.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be handcuffed.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be handcuffed.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be home.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be home.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be home on Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be home on Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be home on October 20th.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be home on October 20th.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be impressed.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be impressed.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be in Boston next Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be in Boston next Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be interested.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be interested.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be interested in doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be interested in doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be jealous.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be jealous.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be lonely.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be lonely.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be motivated to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be motivated to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be prepared.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be prepared.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be punctual.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be punctual.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be punished.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be punished.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be ready.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be ready.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be reasonable.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be reasonable.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be suspended.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be suspended.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be suspicious.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be suspicious.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be sympathetic.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be sympathetic.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be tempted to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be tempted to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be the first one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be the first one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be the last one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be the last one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be the next one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be the next one to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be through doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be through doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be tomorrow afternoon.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be upset.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be upset.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will do what you want him to do.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will do what you want him to do.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will have to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will have to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will need to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will need to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will quit doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will quit doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will stop doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will stop doing that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will want to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will want to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will want to do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will want to do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will win the race.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will win the race.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom would ever do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom would ever do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that will embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously that that'll embarrass Tom.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be available.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be available.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be bored.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be bored.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be bossy.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be bossy.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be confused.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be confused.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be curious.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be curious.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be displeased.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be displeased.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be fair.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be fair.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be first.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be first.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be found guilty.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be found guilty.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be hesitant to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be hesitant to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be impartial.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be impartial.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be in Australia next Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be in Australia next Monday.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be in.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be in.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be intoxicated.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be intoxicated.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be obedient.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be obedient.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be objective.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be objective.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be offended.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be offended.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be optimistic.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be optimistic.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be reluctant to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be reluctant to do that.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be self-conscious.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be self-conscious.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be supportive.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be supportive.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be surprised.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be surprised.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be troubled by what happened.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be troubled by what happened.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be truthful.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be truthful.
eng: I doubt very seriously Tom will be unfair.
eng: I doubt very seriously that Tom will be unfair.
eng: I doubt we can catch up to Tom.
eng: I doubt that we can catch up to Tom.
eng: I doubt we'll be able to go swimming today.
eng: I doubt that we'll be able to go swimming today.
eng: I doubt you'd do that.
eng: I doubt that you'd do that.
eng: I doubt you'd remember Tom.
eng: I doubt that you'd remember Tom.
eng: I doubt you'll be happy with my report.
eng: I doubt that you'll be happy with my report.
eng: I doubt you will be happy with my report.
eng: I doubt that you'll be happy with my report.
eng: I downloaded the file which Tom uploaded.
eng: I downloaded the file that Tom uploaded.
eng: I dozed on the couch.
eng: I dozed on the sofa.
eng: I'd prefer it if you were a little more romantic.
eng: I'd prefer if you were a little more romantic.
eng: I'd prefer to do that alone.
eng: I'd prefer to do that by myself.
eng: I'd prefer to not take that risk.
eng: I'd prefer not to take that risk.
eng: I drank so much that I vomited.
eng: I drank so much that I threw up.
eng: I'd rather die than surrender.
eng: I'd rather die than surrender!
eng: I'd rather have no salt than too much.
eng: I'd rather have no salt than too much salt.
eng: I'd rather help someone else.
eng: I'd rather help somebody else.
eng: I'd rather stay at home tonight.
eng: I'd rather stay home tonight.
eng: I'd rather stay here.
eng: I would rather stay here.
eng: I'd rather you didn't tell anyone what I just told you.
eng: I'd rather you didn't tell anybody what I just told you.
eng: I dreamed a strange dream.
eng: I dreamt a strange dream.
eng: I dreamed something wonderful last night.
eng: I had a wonderful dream last night.
eng: I dreamed that I won three million dollars.
eng: I dreamed I won three million dollars.
eng: I dreamt about you.
eng: I dreamed about you.
eng: I'd say Tom is jealous.
eng: I'd say that Tom is jealous.
eng: I'd suggest that you do that this afternoon.
eng: I'd suggest you do that this afternoon.
eng: I'd trust Tom with my life.
eng: I would trust Tom with my life.
eng: I eat chocolate even though I know that I shouldn't.
eng: I eat chocolate even though I know I shouldn't.
eng: I eat Thai food every chance I get.
eng: I eat Thai food every chance that I get.
eng: I enjoyed my trip to the museum very much.
eng: I was delighted by my trip to the museum.
eng: I enjoyed reading the book that Tom gave me.
eng: I enjoyed reading the book Tom gave me.
eng: I enjoyed reading the book that you gave me.
eng: I enjoyed reading the book you gave me.
eng: I envy the way that Tom can talk to girls.
eng: I envy the way Tom can talk to girls.
eng: I envy the way that Tom is able to get people to seriously consider his ideas.
eng: I envy the way Tom is able to get people to seriously consider his ideas.
eng: I envy the way you and Tom get along.
eng: I envy the way that you and Tom get along.
eng: I expected Tom to be more polite.
eng: I expected Tom to be politer.
eng: I expect everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect everybody will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that everybody will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that everybody will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that everyone will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect everybody will do that tomorrow.
eng: I expect that Tom will do that.
eng: I expect Tom will do that.
eng: I expect Tom will go to Australia next month.
eng: I expect that Tom will go to Australia next month.
eng: I failed to go to his birthday party.
eng: I wasn't able to go to his birthday party.
eng: If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well.
eng: If a job is worth doing, it's worth doing well.
eng: If all goes to plan, I should be back home again tomorrow night.
eng: If all goes according to plan, I should be back home again tomorrow night.
eng: If anyone calls, tell them I'll be back at 2:30.
eng: If anybody calls, tell them I'll be back at 2:30.
eng: If anyone can do it, Bill can.
eng: If anyone is capable of doing it, Bill can.
eng: If anyone can do that, it's you.
eng: If anybody can do that, it's you.
eng: If anything bad had happened, I would've been told.
eng: If anything bad had happened, I would have been told.
eng: If anything should happen to Tom, I wouldn't forgive myself.
eng: If anything happened to Tom, I wouldn't forgive myself.
eng: If both Tom and Mary want me to do that, I will.
eng: If Tom and Mary both want me to do that, I will.
eng: If by any chance I'm late, please don't wait for me.
eng: If for some reason I'm late, please don't wait for me.
eng: If doing that had been important to me, I would've done it.
eng: If doing that had been important to me, I would have done it.
eng: I fear that there would be complications.
eng: I fear there would be complications.
eng: I feel amazing!
eng: I feel amazing.
eng: I feel as light as air.
eng: I feel light as a feather.
eng: I feel certain that Tom will do that.
eng: I feel certain Tom will do that.
eng: I feel happiest when I am in school.
eng: I feel happiest when I'm in school.
eng: I feel happy because I am quit of that trouble.
eng: I'm glad to be rid of that trouble.
eng: I feel hungry.
eng: I am hungry.
eng: I feel I have to do that.
eng: I feel that I have to do that.
eng: I feel like a complete idiot.
eng: I feel like a total idiot.
eng: I feel like I'm always rushed.
eng: I feel like I'm always in a hurry.
eng: I feel like I'm always rushed.
eng: I feel like I'm always in a rush.
eng: I feel like this is not going to end well.
eng: I feel like this isn't going to end well.
eng: I feel one with the universe.
eng: I feel at one with the universe.
eng: I feel so cold.
eng: I'm so cold.
eng: I feel sorry for whoever does not like him.
eng: I feel sorry for whoever doesn't like him.
eng: I feel we did a great job.
eng: I feel that we did a great job.
eng: I fell asleep on the couch.
eng: I fell asleep on the sofa.
eng: I fell in love with a girl I met in Australia last year.
eng: I fell in love with a girl that I met in Australia last year.
eng: I fell in love with Mary the very first time I saw her.
eng: I fell in love with Mary the very first time that I saw her.
eng: I fell in love with Tom the first time I saw him.
eng: I fell in love with Tom the first time that I saw him.
eng: I felt it was necessary to do that.
eng: I felt that it was necessary to do that.
eng: I felt that I needed to do something.
eng: I felt I needed to do something.
eng: I felt that Tom wasn't doing everything he should've been doing.
eng: I felt that Tom wasn't doing everything he should have been doing.
eng: I felt that was too good a chance to miss.
eng: I felt that that was too good a chance to miss.
eng: I felt there was no need to do that.
eng: I didn't feel there was any need to do that.
eng: If he hadn't been tired, he would've gone.
eng: If he hadn't been tired, he would have gone.
eng: If he says it is Monday, it is Monday.
eng: There is no persuading him.
eng: If I could have spoken French better, I might have gotten that job.
eng: If I could've spoken French better, I might've gotten that job.
eng: If I could've prevented this, I would've.
eng: If I could have prevented this, I would've.
eng: If I could've prevented this, I would've.
eng: If I could've prevented this, I would have.
eng: If I'd been a bird, I could've flown to you.
eng: If I'd been a bird, I could have flown to you.
eng: If I'd been here, none of this would've happened.
eng: If I'd been here, none of this would have happened.
eng: If I'd been there, I would've suggested doing something else.
eng: If I'd been there, I would have suggested doing something else.
eng: If I'd been with you, I could've helped you.
eng: If I'd been with you, I could have helped you.
eng: If I'd had a little more money, I would have bought it.
eng: If I'd had a little more money, I would've bought it.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I could've bought it.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I could have bought it.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought that computer.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would have bought that computer.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought that painting for you.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would have bought that painting for you.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought the book.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would have bought the book.
eng: If I'd had just a little more money, I could've bought that camera I wanted.
eng: If I'd had just a little more money, I could have bought that camera I wanted.
eng: If I'd had more money, I would've bought a better bicycle.
eng: If I'd had more money, I would have bought a better bicycle.
eng: If I'd had the time, I would've done that.
eng: If I'd had the time, I would have done that.
eng: If I'd had time, I would've visited Tom.
eng: If I'd had time, I would have visited Tom.
eng: If I'd known about his illness, I would've visited him in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known about his illness, I would have visited him in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known about it, I would've told you.
eng: If I'd known about it, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known about the meeting, I would've been there.
eng: If I'd known about the meeting, I would have been there.
eng: If I'd known, I would've told you.
eng: If I'd known, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known that Tom needed help, I could've helped him.
eng: If I'd known that Tom needed help, I could have helped him.
eng: If I'd known that Tom was in the hospital, I'd have visited him.
eng: If I'd known Tom was in the hospital, I'd have visited him.
eng: If I'd known that was going to happen, I would've gone home earlier.
eng: If I'd known that was going to happen, I would have gone home earlier.
eng: If I'd known that you were sick, I could've visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known that you were sick, I could have visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known the package was from Tom, I wouldn't have opened it.
eng: If I'd known that the package was from Tom, I wouldn't have opened it.
eng: If I'd known Tom needed help, I could've helped him.
eng: If I'd known that Tom needed help, I could've helped him.
eng: If I'd known Tom needed help, I could've helped him.
eng: If I'd known Tom needed help, I could have helped him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I could've visited him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I could have visited him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would've visited him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would have visited him.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would've written him a letter.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I'd have written him a letter.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would've written him a letter.
eng: If I'd known Tom's address, I would have written him a letter.
eng: If I'd known what was about to happen, I would've gotten out of there.
eng: If I'd known what was about to happen, I would have gotten out of there.
eng: If I'd known your telephone number, I would've called you.
eng: If I'd known your telephone number, I would have called you.
eng: If I'd left a little earlier, I would've caught the last train.
eng: If I'd left a little earlier, I would have caught the last train.
eng: If I don't do it, someone else will.
eng: If I don't do it, somebody else will.
eng: If I don't do it, then someone else will.
eng: If I don't do it, someone else will.
eng: If I don't do that, then somebody else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do that, somebody else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do that, then someone else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do that, somebody else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do that, then someone else will have to do it.
eng: If I don't do that, then somebody else will have to do it.
eng: If I'd paid attention, I would've known what to do.
eng: If I'd paid attention, I would have known what to do.
eng: If I'd stayed any longer, I would've gotten bored.
eng: If I'd stayed any longer, I would have gotten bored.
eng: If I'd wanted to go, I would've said so.
eng: If I'd wanted to go, I would have said so.
eng: If I'd wanted your advice, I would've asked for it.
eng: If I'd wanted your advice, I would have asked for it.
eng: If I'd wanted your opinion, I would've asked for it.
eng: If I'd wanted your opinion, I would have asked for it.
eng: I figured a change of scenery might do us good.
eng: I figured that a change of scenery might do us good.
eng: I figured everybody knew that.
eng: I figured everyone knew that.
eng: I figured everybody knew that.
eng: I figured that everybody knew that.
eng: I figured everyone was busy.
eng: I figured everybody was busy.
eng: I figured everyone was busy.
eng: I figured that everyone was busy.
eng: I figured everyone was happy.
eng: I figured everybody was happy.
eng: I figured everyone was happy.
eng: I figured that everyone was happy.
eng: I figured everyone was hungry.
eng: I figured everybody was hungry.
eng: I figured everyone was hungry.
eng: I figured that everyone was hungry.
eng: I figured I could be of some help.
eng: I figured that I could be of some help.
eng: I figured I could count on you.
eng: I figured that I could count on you.
eng: I figured I could do that.
eng: I figured that I could do that.
eng: I figured I could trust Tom.
eng: I figured that I could trust Tom.
eng: I figured I could trust you.
eng: I figured that I could trust you.
eng: I figured I'd be able to do that.
eng: I figured that I'd be able to do that.
eng: I figured I'd be safe here.
eng: I figured that I'd be safe here.
eng: I figured if Tom could do it, I could too.
eng: I figured that if Tom could do it, I could too.
eng: I figured if Tom could do that, I could too.
eng: I figured that if Tom could do that, I could too.
eng: I figured I had enough money.
eng: I figured that I had enough money.
eng: I figured I might find you here.
eng: I figured that I might find you here.
eng: I figured I should start watching.
eng: I figured that I should start watching.
eng: I figured it couldn't hurt.
eng: I figured that it couldn't hurt.
eng: I figured it might be better if I didn't talk to Tom.
eng: I figured that it might be better if I didn't talk to Tom.
eng: I figured it was better not to do anything without your permission.
eng: I figured that it was better not to do anything without your permission.
eng: I figured it was better not to go without you.
eng: I figured that it was better not to go without you.
eng: I figured it was better not to interrupt you.
eng: I figured that it was better not to interrupt you.
eng: I figured it was easier to ask Tom to do that than to do it myself.
eng: I figured that it was easier to ask Tom to do that than to do it myself.
eng: I figured it was easier to do it this way.
eng: I figured that it was easier to do it this way.
eng: I figured it was worth a try.
eng: I figured that it was worth a try.
eng: I figured it would be difficult to do.
eng: I figured that it would be difficult to do.
eng: I figured it would be easy to do.
eng: I figured that it would be easy to do.
eng: I figured it would be hard to do.
eng: I figured it would be difficult to do.
eng: I figured it would be hard to do.
eng: I figured that it would be hard to do.
eng: I figured it wouldn't hurt to wait for a few more minutes.
eng: I figured that it wouldn't hurt to wait for a few more minutes.
eng: I figured out how to do that on my own.
eng: I figured out how to do that by myself.
eng: I figured something like this was going to happen.
eng: I figured that something like this was going to happen.
eng: I figured something was up.
eng: I figured that something was up.
eng: I figured that everybody was busy.
eng: I figured that everyone was busy.
eng: I figured that everybody was happy.
eng: I figured everybody was happy.
eng: I figured that everybody was happy.
eng: I figured that everyone was happy.
eng: I figured that everybody was hungry.
eng: I figured everybody was hungry.
eng: I figured that everybody was hungry.
eng: I figured that everyone was hungry.
eng: I figured that everyone knew that.
eng: I figured everyone knew that.
eng: I figured that everyone knew that.
eng: I figured that everybody knew that.
eng: I figured that might be the case.
eng: I figured that that might be the case.
eng: I figured that would be your answer.
eng: I figured that that would be your answer.
eng: I figured that would make you laugh.
eng: I figured that that would make you laugh.
eng: I figured they would enjoy that.
eng: I figured that they would enjoy that.
eng: I figured this might come in handy.
eng: I figured that this might come in handy.
eng: I figured this would happen eventually.
eng: I figured that this would happen eventually.
eng: I figured this would happen.
eng: I figured that this would happen.
eng: I figured Tom could do that.
eng: I figured that Tom could do that.
eng: I figured Tom might be interested in helping.
eng: I figured that Tom might be interested in helping.
eng: I figured Tom needed help.
eng: I figured that Tom needed help.
eng: I figured Tom probably did it.
eng: I figured that Tom probably did it.
eng: I figured Tom probably did that.
eng: I figured that Tom probably did that.
eng: I figured Tom was asleep.
eng: I figured that Tom was asleep.
eng: I figured Tom wasn't going to go, so I went.
eng: I figured that Tom wasn't going to go, so I went.
eng: I figured Tom wasn't old enough.
eng: I figured that Tom wasn't old enough.
eng: I figured Tom was sleeping.
eng: I figured that Tom was sleeping.
eng: I figured Tom would be here.
eng: I figured that Tom would be here.
eng: I figured Tom would be older.
eng: I figured that Tom would be older.
eng: I figured Tom would do that.
eng: I figured that Tom would do that.
eng: I figured Tom would like Mary.
eng: I figured that Tom would like Mary.
eng: I figured Tom would never find it.
eng: I figured that Tom would never find it.
eng: I figured Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I figured that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I figured Tom wouldn't come.
eng: I figured that Tom wouldn't come.
eng: I figured Tom would say that.
eng: I figured that Tom would say that.
eng: I figured Tom would win.
eng: I figured that Tom would win.
eng: I figured you already knew that.
eng: I figured that you already knew that.
eng: I figured you could use some help.
eng: I figured that you could use some help.
eng: I figured you'd be dealing with it.
eng: I figured that you'd be dealing with it.
eng: I figured you'd be here.
eng: I figured that you'd be here.
eng: I figured you'd be impressed.
eng: I figured that you'd be impressed.
eng: I figured you'd enjoy this movie.
eng: I figured that you'd enjoy this movie.
eng: I figured you'd probably never want to see me again.
eng: I figured that you'd probably never want to see me again.
eng: I figured you'd tell me when you wanted to.
eng: I figured that you'd tell me when you wanted to.
eng: I figured you'd understand.
eng: I figured that you'd understand.
eng: I figured you'd want to know.
eng: I figured that you'd want to know.
eng: I figured you might be hungry by now.
eng: I figured that you might be hungry by now.
eng: I figured you might change your mind.
eng: I figured that you might change your mind.
eng: I figured you might know who Tom went with.
eng: I figured that you might know who Tom went with.
eng: I figured you might need some help.
eng: I figured that you might need some help.
eng: I figured you might want a drink.
eng: I figured that you might want a drink.
eng: I figured you might want this.
eng: I figured that you might want this.
eng: I figured you must be hungry by now.
eng: I figured that you must be hungry by now.
eng: I figured you should know.
eng: I figured that you should know.
eng: I figured you weren't coming.
eng: I figured that you weren't coming.
eng: I figured you wouldn't come.
eng: I figured that you wouldn't come.
eng: I figured you wouldn't want the teacher to know you hadn't done your homework yet.
eng: I figured that you wouldn't want the teacher to know you hadn't done your homework yet.
eng: I figured you wouldn't want to drink coffee so late at night.
eng: I figured that you wouldn't want to drink coffee so late at night.
eng: I figured you wouldn't want to go there without me.
eng: I figured that you wouldn't want to go there without me.
eng: I figured you wouldn't want Tom to know about this.
eng: I figured that you wouldn't want Tom to know about this.
eng: I figured you would understand.
eng: I figured that you would understand.
eng: I figure it'll take one or two days.
eng: I figure that it'll take one or two days.
eng: I figure it's about time we were going.
eng: I figure that it's about time we were going.
eng: I figure that there is no point in trying to persuade him.
eng: I think there is no point in trying to persuade him.
eng: I figure there's no point in trying to persuade Tom.
eng: I figure that there's no point in trying to persuade Tom.
eng: I figure there's no point in trying to persuade Tom to do that.
eng: I figure that there's no point in trying to persuade Tom to do that.
eng: I figure we have a day or two before Tom gets here.
eng: I figure that we have a day or two before Tom gets here.
eng: If I had been a bird, I could have flown to you.
eng: If I'd been a bird, I could've flown to you.
eng: If I had been with you, I could have helped you.
eng: If I'd been with you, I could've helped you.
eng: If I had had a little more money, I would have bought it.
eng: If I'd had a little more money, I would've bought it.
eng: If I had had enough money, I could have bought it.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I could've bought it.
eng: If I had had enough money, I would have bought that computer.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought that computer.
eng: If I had had enough money, I would have bought the book.
eng: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought the book.
eng: If I had had more time, I would have written to you.
eng: If I'd had more time, I would've written to you.
eng: If I had had the time, I would've dropped by your place.
eng: If I'd had the time, I would've dropped by your place.
eng: If I had known about it, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known about it, I would've told you.
eng: If I had known about it, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known it, I'd have told you.
eng: If I had known it, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known it, I would've told you.
eng: If I had known, I would have told you.
eng: If I'd known, I would've told you.
eng: If I had known that you were sick, I could have visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known that you were sick, I could've visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I had known that you were sick, I could have visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I'd known you were sick, I could've visited you in the hospital.
eng: If I had known you needed help, I would've stayed and helped you.
eng: If I had known you needed help, I would have stayed and helped you.
eng: If I had known your email address, I would've written.
eng: If I had known your email address, I would have written.
eng: If I had known your telephone number, I would have called you.
eng: If I'd known your telephone number, I would've called you.
eng: If I had known your telephone number, I would have called you.
eng: If I had known your telephone number, I would've called you.
eng: If I had left a little earlier, I would have caught the last train.
eng: If I'd left a little earlier, I would've caught the last train.
eng: If I had not overslept, I would have been in time for school.
eng: If I hadn't overslept, I would've been in time for school.
eng: If I hadn't come to Boston, this never would've happened.
eng: If I hadn't come to Boston, this never would have happened.
eng: If I hadn't done that, somebody else would've.
eng: If I hadn't done that, somebody else would have.
eng: If I hadn't done that, someone else would've.
eng: If I hadn't done that, somebody else would've.
eng: If I hadn't had this map, I would've gotten lost.
eng: If I hadn't had this map, I would have gotten lost.
eng: If I hadn't overslept, I would've been in time for school.
eng: If I hadn't overslept, I would have been in time for school.
eng: If I had seen Tom yesterday, I would've talked to him.
eng: If I had seen Tom yesterday, I would have talked to him.
eng: If I had something to say, I would've already said it.
eng: If I had something to say, I would have already said it.
eng: If I had taken that plane, I would be dead now.
eng: Had I taken that plane, I would be dead by now.
eng: If I had the money, I would buy a new house.
eng: If I had the money, I'd buy a new house.
eng: If I had the money, I would immediately acquire this computer.
eng: Had I the money, I would immediately acquire this computer.
eng: If I had the money, I would immediately buy this computer.
eng: Had I the money, I would immediately acquire this computer.
eng: If I had wanted it, I would've asked for it.
eng: If I had wanted it, I would have asked for it.
eng: If I had wanted your opinion, I would have asked for it.
eng: If I'd wanted your opinion, I would've asked for it.
eng: If I have time, I'll do that.
eng: I'll do that if I have time.
eng: If I knew it, I would tell it to you.
eng: If I knew it, I would tell you.
eng: If I knew it, I would tell it to you.
eng: If I knew that, I'd tell you.
eng: I finally got a job.
eng: Finally, I found a job.
eng: I find it difficult to believe.
eng: I find that hard to believe.
eng: I find it hard to believe that that's going to happen.
eng: I find it hard to believe that's going to happen.
eng: If I remember correctly, Tom sold his car to Mary for just 500 dollars.
eng: If I remember correctly, Tom sold his car to Mary for only 500 dollars.
eng: If I sit down, I'm afraid I wouldn't want to get up.
eng: If I sit down, I'm afraid that I wouldn't want to get up.
eng: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
eng: Don't fix it if it ain't broke.
eng: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
eng: If it isn't broken, don't fix it.
eng: If it comes to that, I'll kill myself.
eng: If it comes to that, I'll commit suicide.
eng: If it gets boring, I will go home.
eng: If it gets boring, I'll go home.
eng: If it had been important, I would've done it.
eng: If it had been important, I would have done it.
eng: If it hadn't been for your help, I'd never have been able to do that.
eng: I'd never have been able to do that if it hadn't been for your help.
eng: If it is fine tomorrow, I will go sailing with my friends.
eng: If it's fine tomorrow, I'll go sailing with my friends.
eng: If it is fine tomorrow, we'll go on a picnic.
eng: If it's fine tomorrow, we'll go on a picnic.
eng: If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home all day.
eng: If it rains tomorrow, I'll stay at home all day.
eng: If it rains tomorrow, we'll not go there.
eng: If it rains tomorrow, we won't go there.
eng: If it rains, we will stay at home.
eng: If it rains, we'll stay at home.
eng: If it sounds too good to be true, it's probably not true.
eng: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't.
eng: If it's raining tomorrow, then we'll go there in the car.
eng: If it's raining tomorrow, we'll go there by car.
eng: If it were not for the sun, every living thing would die.
eng: If it weren't for the sun, every living thing would die.
eng: If it were not for water, no creature could live.
eng: Without water, no creature could live.
eng: If I wanted your help, I would have asked you for it.
eng: If I wanted your help, I would've asked you for it.
eng: If I was Tom, I would've punched Mary in the face.
eng: If I were Tom, I would've punched Mary in the face.
eng: If I were rich, I would go abroad.
eng: If I were rich, I'd go abroad.
eng: If I were Tom, I would've punched Mary in the face.
eng: If I were Tom, I would have punched Mary in the face.
eng: If I were you, I'd ask Tom.
eng: I'd ask Tom if I were you.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't eat that.
eng: I wouldn't eat that if I were you.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't think twice — but thrice.
eng: If I were you, I wouldn't think two times, but three times!
eng: If my brother hadn't helped me, I would've drowned.
eng: If my brother hadn't helped me, I would have drowned.
eng: If my brother hadn't saved me, I would've drowned.
eng: If my brother hadn't saved me, I would have drowned.
eng: If my kids were younger, I'd buy them one.
eng: If my kids were younger, I'd buy one for them.
eng: If my mother had still been alive, she would have helped me at that time.
eng: Had she been alive, my mother would have given me a hand then.
eng: If my wife calls, just tell her I'm in an important meeting and cannot be disturbed.
eng: If my wife calls, just tell her I'm in an important meeting and can't be disturbed.
eng: If necessary, I will come soon.
eng: If necessary, I'll come soon.
eng: If not for my advice, you would have failed.
eng: If it weren't for my advice, you would have failed.
eng: If only he would marry me!
eng: If only he would marry me.
eng: If only I could speak English as fluently as you!
eng: If only I could speak English as fluently as you.
eng: If only I'd been a couple of years older, they would've let me into the bar.
eng: If only I'd been a couple of years older, they would have let me into the bar.
eng: If only I had gotten here sooner, I could've helped Tom.
eng: If only I had gotten here sooner, I could have helped Tom.
eng: If only I was younger.
eng: If only I were younger.
eng: If only I were younger.
eng: Would I only were younger.
eng: If only she had been home when I called yesterday!
eng: If only she had been home when I called yesterday.
eng: If only that were true!
eng: Would that it were true!
eng: If only the rain would stop.
eng: If only the rain would stop!
eng: I forgave Tom, but I will never forgive you.
eng: I forgave Tom, but I'll never forgive you.
eng: I forgot French was your native language.
eng: I forgot that French was your native language.
eng: I forgot I promised Tom that I'd do that.
eng: I forgot I promised Tom I'd do that.
eng: I forgot my own birthday!
eng: I forgot my own birthday.
eng: I forgot my password.
eng: I forgot my password!
eng: I forgot that Tom could speak French.
eng: I forgot Tom could speak French.
eng: I forgot that Tom didn't eat meat.
eng: I forgot Tom didn't eat meat.
eng: I forgot that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I forgot Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I forgot that Tom was your boyfriend.
eng: I forgot Tom was your boyfriend.
eng: I forgot that Tom was your cousin.
eng: I forgot Tom was your cousin.
eng: I forgot that Tom was your husband.
eng: I forgot Tom was your husband.
eng: I forgot that you're Tom's friend.
eng: I forgot you're Tom's friend.
eng: I forgot that you used to be married to Tom.
eng: I forgot you used to be married to Tom.
eng: I forgot that you were Tom's wife.
eng: I forgot you were Tom's wife.
eng: I forgot to attach a stamp to the envelope.
eng: I forgot to put a stamp on the envelope.
eng: I forgot to buy a present!
eng: I forgot to buy a present.
eng: I forgot to buy Tom a present.
eng: I forgot to buy Tom a gift.
eng: I forgot to buy Tom a present.
eng: I forgot to buy Tom a present!
eng: I forgot to buy you a present.
eng: I forgot to buy you a gift.
eng: I forgot to call him today.
eng: I forgot to telephone him today.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I couldn't speak French.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I couldn't speak French.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I'd be in Boston this week.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I'd be in Boston this week.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I needed to find another job.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I needed to find another job.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I wanted to do that.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I wanted to do that.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom I was going to Boston.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that I was going to Boston.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom you were a drummer.
eng: I forgot to tell Tom that you were a drummer.
eng: I forgot to turn off the stove.
eng: I forgot to turn the stove off.
eng: I forgot you didn't like chocolate.
eng: I forgot that you didn't like chocolate.
eng: I forgot you didn't like pizza.
eng: I forgot that you didn't like pizza.
eng: I forgot you had friends in Boston.
eng: I forgot that you had friends in Boston.
eng: I forgot you're Tom's best friend.
eng: I forgot that you're Tom's best friend.
eng: I found a solution!
eng: I found a solution.
eng: I found a true friend in her.
eng: She became a true friend of mine.
eng: I found doing that hard.
eng: I found doing that difficult.
eng: I found it difficult to do that.
eng: I found it hard to do that.
eng: I found it!
eng: I found it.
eng: I found that hard to do.
eng: I found that difficult to do.
eng: I found that I wasn't talented enough.
eng: I found I wasn't talented enough.
eng: I found the boy fast asleep.
eng: I found the boy sound asleep.
eng: I found the key I had been looking for.
eng: I found the key that I'd been looking for.
eng: I found the key I was looking for.
eng: I found the key I had been looking for.
eng: I found the keys that I'd lost.
eng: I found the keys I'd lost.
eng: I found this book hard to read.
eng: I found this book difficult to read.
eng: I found this film very interesting.
eng: I found this movie very interesting.
eng: If our last batter had not hit a home run, team would have lost the game.
eng: If our last batter had not hit a home run, team would've lost the game.
eng: If something had happened last night, I think I would have heard it.
eng: If something had happened last night, I think I would've heard it.
eng: If that guitar were not so expensive, I could buy it.
eng: If that guitar weren't so expensive, I could buy it.
eng: If that happens, I will tear up and burn everything I have written.
eng: If that happens, I will rip up and burn everything I have written.
eng: If that's false, she's a liar.
eng: If that is not true, she is a liar.
eng: If the loser smiled the winner will lose the thrill of victory.
eng: If the loser smiles, the winner loses the thrill of victory.
eng: If the plug becomes dirty, wipe it off with a dry cloth before connecting.
eng: If the plug gets dirty, wipe it off with a dry cloth before insertion.
eng: If there had been a problem, Tom would've called.
eng: If there had been a problem, Tom would have called.
eng: If there had been a problem, Tom would've said something.
eng: If there had been a problem, Tom would have said something.
eng: If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time; who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer.
eng: If there is anyone out there who still doubts that the United States is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time; who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer.
eng: If there is a problem, please let me know.
eng: If there's a problem, please let me know.
eng: If there was a problem, Tom would've said something.
eng: If there was a problem, Tom would have said something.
eng: If there was no sun, we would not be able to live.
eng: If there were no sun, we wouldn't be able to live.
eng: If the weather had been nice yesterday, we would have gone to the zoo.
eng: If the weather had been nice yesterday, we would've gone to the zoo.
eng: If the weather is beautiful, if it is ugly, it is my habit to go at 5 in the evening to walk at Palais-Royal.
eng: Whether it rains or shines, it is my habit to take a walk around the Palais-Royal at five o'clock.
eng: If the weather's good tomorrow, let's go to the river to swim.
eng: If it's a good day tomorrow, let's go to the river to swim.
eng: If they'd left a little earlier, they would've avoided the traffic jam.
eng: If they'd left a little earlier, they would have avoided the traffic jam.
eng: If they find us, we're dead.
eng: We're dead if they find us.
eng: If three workers dig two channels in four days, in how many days will six workers dig four channels?
eng: If three workers dig two ditches in four days, how many days will it take six workers to dig four ditches?
eng: If Tom can't do that, no one can.
eng: If Tom can't do that, nobody can.
eng: If Tom couldn't do that, no one will be able to.
eng: If Tom couldn't do that, nobody will be able to.
eng: If Tom couldn't do that, probably no one else will be able to either.
eng: If Tom couldn't do that, probably nobody else will be able to either.
eng: If Tom could've been here, it would've meant a lot to Mary.
eng: If Tom could have been here, it would've meant a lot to Mary.
eng: If Tom could've been here, it would've meant a lot to Mary.
eng: If Tom could've been here, it would have meant a lot to Mary.
eng: If Tom did not have this pillow, he would miss it very much.
eng: If Tom didn't have this pillow, he'd miss it very much.
eng: If Tom didn't want to be here, he wouldn't have come.
eng: If Tom didn't want to be here, he would not have come.
eng: If Tom did that, it wouldn't surprise me.
eng: It wouldn't surprise me if Tom did that.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, it would surprise me.
eng: It would surprise me if Tom doesn't do that.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, I won't do that either.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, I won't either.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, I won't do that either.
eng: If Tom doesn't do that, neither will I.
eng: If Tom does that, I will, too.
eng: If Tom does that, I'll do that, too.