DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom said that you looked great.
eng: Tom said you looked great.
eng: Tom said that you should wait here.
eng: Tom said you should wait here.
eng: Tom said that you were beautiful.
eng: Tom said you were beautiful.
eng: Tom said the accident wasn't his fault.
eng: Tom said that the accident wasn't his fault.
eng: Tom said the accident wasn't Mary's fault.
eng: Tom said that the accident wasn't Mary's fault.
eng: Tom said the audience was huge.
eng: Tom said that the audience was huge.
eng: Tom said the beach was nicer than he expected it to be.
eng: Tom said that the beach was nicer than he expected it to be.
eng: Tom said the beach was nicer than he expected.
eng: Tom said that the beach was nicer than he expected.
eng: Tom said the beach was nicer than he expected.
eng: Tom said the beach was nicer than he expected it to be.
eng: Tom said the best was yet to come.
eng: Tom said that the best was yet to come.
eng: Tom said the building was 300 meters tall.
eng: Tom said that the building was 300 meters tall.
eng: Tom said the case has been closed.
eng: Tom said that the case has been closed.
eng: Tom said the children all get along.
eng: Tom said that the children all get along.
eng: Tom said the claim wasn't true.
eng: Tom said that the claim wasn't true.
eng: Tom said the coffee was too hot to drink.
eng: Tom said that the coffee was too hot to drink.
eng: Tom said the cold didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said that the cold didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said the cold didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that the cold didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said the committee was going to vote on that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said that the committee was going to vote on that tomorrow.
eng: Tom said the concert was a success.
eng: Tom said that the concert was a success.
eng: Tom said the concert was fun.
eng: Tom said that the concert was fun.
eng: Tom said the concert was good.
eng: Tom said that the concert was good.
eng: Tom said the concert was quite good.
eng: Tom said that the concert was quite good.
eng: Tom said the cookies Mary baked tasted awful.
eng: Tom said that the cookies Mary baked tasted awful.
eng: Tom said the crowd was huge.
eng: Tom said that the crowd was huge.
eng: Tom said the decision was his.
eng: Tom said that the decision was his.
eng: Tom said the decision was made by a committee.
eng: Tom said that the decision was made by a committee.
eng: Tom said the decision was made by his boss.
eng: Tom said that the decision was made by his boss.
eng: Tom said the earthquake woke him up.
eng: Tom said that the earthquake woke him up.
eng: Tom said the economy is in bad shape.
eng: Tom said that the economy is in bad shape.
eng: Tom said the event was a success.
eng: Tom said that the event was a success.
eng: Tom said the explosion woke him up.
eng: Tom said that the explosion woke him up.
eng: Tom said the FBI was looking for me.
eng: Tom said that the FBI was looking for me.
eng: Tom said the fire wasn't deliberate.
eng: Tom said that the fire wasn't deliberate.
eng: Tom said the fundraising event was a success.
eng: Tom said that the fundraising event was a success.
eng: Tom said the game seemed to last for hours.
eng: Tom said that the game seemed to last for hours.
eng: Tom said the game was exciting.
eng: Tom said that the game was exciting.
eng: Tom said the gunshots woke him up.
eng: Tom said that the gunshots woke him up.
eng: Tom said the heat didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said that the heat didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said the heat didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that the heat didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said the meeting went well.
eng: Tom said that the meeting went well.
eng: Tom said the mission was too risky.
eng: Tom said that the mission was too risky.
eng: Tom said the mosquitoes didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that the mosquitoes didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said the noise didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that the noise didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said the park was beautiful.
eng: Tom said that the park was beautiful.
eng: Tom said the party was fun.
eng: Tom said that the party was fun.
eng: Tom said the passengers' injuries were minor.
eng: Tom said that the passengers' injuries were minor.
eng: Tom said the picnic was a lot of fun.
eng: Tom said that the picnic was a lot of fun.
eng: Tom said the picnic was fun.
eng: Tom said that the picnic was fun.
eng: Tom said the picnic wasn't as much fun as he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said that the picnic wasn't as much fun as he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said the plan wasn't good enough.
eng: Tom said that the plan wasn't good enough.
eng: Tom said there are no meetings scheduled for today.
eng: Tom said that there are no meetings scheduled for today.
eng: Tom said there are now 300 employees here.
eng: Tom said that there are now 300 employees here.
eng: Tom said there are options.
eng: Tom said that there are options.
eng: Tom said the reason he broke up with Mary was that she was very possessive.
eng: Tom said that the reason he broke up with Mary was that she was very possessive.
eng: Tom said there have been a few problems.
eng: Tom said that there have been a few problems.
eng: Tom said there might be one piece of cake left.
eng: Tom said that there might be one piece of cake left.
eng: Tom said there might just be one piece of cake left.
eng: Tom said that there might just be one piece of cake left.
eng: Tom said the report was false.
eng: Tom said that the report was false.
eng: Tom said there's a reason he does that.
eng: Tom said that there's a reason he does that.
eng: Tom said there's no reason to do that.
eng: Tom said that there's no reason to do that.
eng: Tom said there's nothing else we can do.
eng: Tom said that there's nothing else we can do.
eng: Tom said there's nothing he can do about that.
eng: Tom said that there's nothing he can do about that.
eng: Tom said there's nothing he can do to help Mary.
eng: Tom said that there's nothing he can do to help Mary.
eng: Tom said there's nothing he can do to help.
eng: Tom said that there's nothing he can do to help.
eng: Tom said there's nothing he can do.
eng: Tom said that there's nothing he can do.
eng: Tom said there's problem with the TV.
eng: Tom said that there's problem with the TV.
eng: Tom said there was a good chance Mary would be late.
eng: Tom said that there was a good chance Mary would be late.
eng: Tom said there was a good chance Mary would be late.
eng: Tom said that there was a good chance that Mary would be late.
eng: Tom said there was a party at your place tonight.
eng: Tom said that there was a party at your place tonight.
eng: Tom said there was blood on the kitchen floor.
eng: Tom said that there was blood on the kitchen floor.
eng: Tom said there was nobody in here.
eng: Tom said that there was nobody in here.
eng: Tom said there was no need for Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that there was no need for Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said there was no need for you to do that.
eng: Tom said that there was no need for you to do that.
eng: Tom said there was nothing to worry about.
eng: Tom said that there was nothing to worry about.
eng: Tom said there wasn't anything he could do about that.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't anything he could do about that.
eng: Tom said there wasn't anything he could do to help Mary.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't anything he could do to help Mary.
eng: Tom said there wasn't anything he could do to help.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't anything he could do to help.
eng: Tom said there wasn't anything he could do.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't anything he could do.
eng: Tom said there wasn't enough time to do that.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't enough time to do that.
eng: Tom said there wasn't time to do that.
eng: Tom said that there wasn't time to do that.
eng: Tom said there was something we had to talk about.
eng: Tom said that there was something we had to talk about.
eng: Tom said there was still a lot that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said that there was still a lot that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said there was still work to do.
eng: Tom said that there was still work to do.
eng: Tom said there were muddy footprints on the kitchen floor.
eng: Tom said that there were muddy footprints on the kitchen floor.
eng: Tom said there were no decent restaurants in his neighborhood.
eng: Tom said that there were no decent restaurants in his neighborhood.
eng: Tom said there were no plans to do that.
eng: Tom said that there were no plans to do that.
eng: Tom said there were no problems.
eng: Tom said that there were no problems.
eng: Tom said there were still a lot of things that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said that there were still a lot of things that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said there were still a lot things that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said that there were still a lot things that needed to be done.
eng: Tom said there were three other Canadians at the party.
eng: Tom said that there were three other Canadians at the party.
eng: Tom said the scenery was more beautiful than he expected.
eng: Tom said that the scenery was more beautiful than he expected.
eng: Tom said the scenery was more beautiful than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said that the scenery was more beautiful than he thought it would be.
eng: Tom said the situation here is unique.
eng: Tom said that the situation here is unique.
eng: Tom said the smell didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said that the smell didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said the smell didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that the smell didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said the solution to the problem wasn't very obvious.
eng: Tom said that the solution to the problem wasn't very obvious.
eng: Tom said the solution to the problem was obvious.
eng: Tom said that the solution to the problem was obvious.
eng: Tom said the soup was too hot.
eng: Tom said that the soup was too hot.
eng: Tom said the storm lasted several hours.
eng: Tom said that the storm lasted several hours.
eng: Tom said the team needed a new captain.
eng: Tom said that the team needed a new captain.
eng: Tom said the timing was just right.
eng: Tom said that the timing was just right.
eng: Tom said the timing was perfect.
eng: Tom said that the timing was perfect.
eng: Tom said the truck wasn't locked.
eng: Tom said that the truck wasn't locked.
eng: Tom said the woman I met yesterday was his mother.
eng: Tom said that the woman I met yesterday was his mother.
eng: Tom said the woman in the picture didn't look like Mary.
eng: Tom said that the woman in the picture didn't look like Mary.
eng: Tom said they accomplished a lot yesterday.
eng: Tom said that they accomplished a lot yesterday.
eng: Tom said they tried to hire you.
eng: Tom said that they tried to hire you.
eng: Tom said they were lucky.
eng: Tom said that they were lucky.
eng: Tom said they would be postponing the picnic.
eng: Tom said that they would be postponing the picnic.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't allow him to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't allow him to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't allow him to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't let him do that anymore.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't allow him to do that.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't allow him to do that.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't let him do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't let him do that anymore.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't permit him to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't permit him to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said they wouldn't permit him to do that.
eng: Tom said that they wouldn't permit him to do that.
eng: Tom said this belonged to him.
eng: Tom said that this belonged to him.
eng: Tom said this belonged to Mary.
eng: Tom said that this belonged to Mary.
eng: Tom said this could happen.
eng: Tom said that this could happen.
eng: Tom said this is a safe community.
eng: Tom said that this is a safe community.
eng: Tom said this is his first time in Australia.
eng: Tom said that is was his first time in Australia.
eng: Tom said this isn't the first time his license has been suspended.
eng: Tom said that this isn't the first time his license has been suspended.
eng: Tom said this is up your alley.
eng: Tom said that this is up your alley.
eng: Tom said this kind of thing happens all the time.
eng: Tom said that this kind of thing happens all the time.
eng: Tom said this movie wasn't very good.
eng: Tom said that this movie wasn't very good.
eng: Tom said this movie was pretty good.
eng: Tom said that this movie was pretty good.
eng: Tom said this was to be expected.
eng: Tom said that this was to be expected.
eng: Tom said this was urgent.
eng: Tom said that this was urgent.
eng: Tom said this was wrong.
eng: Tom said that this was wrong.
eng: Tom said this will be the last time he does that.
eng: Tom said that this will be the last time he does that.
eng: Tom said this year has been fun.
eng: Tom said that this year has been fun.
eng: Tom said those accusations are false.
eng: Tom said that those accusations are false.
eng: Tom said those exact same words to me.
eng: Tom said that those exact same words to me.
eng: Tom said three million dollars had been donated.
eng: Tom said that three million dollars had been donated.
eng: Tom said three of his chickens were dead when he went out to collect eggs this morning.
eng: Tom said that three of his chickens were dead when he went out to collect eggs this morning.
eng: Tom said three of those boys are brothers.
eng: Tom said that three of those boys are brothers.
eng: Tom said three of those boys are his sons.
eng: Tom said that three of those boys are his sons.
eng: Tom said three of those boys are the ones who beat him up.
eng: Tom said that three of those boys are the ones who beat him up.
eng: Tom said three of those boys will help us.
eng: Tom said that three of those boys will help us.
eng: Tom said three of those boys would help us.
eng: Tom said that three of those boys would help us.
eng: Tom said three shots were fired in all.
eng: Tom said that three shots were fired in all.
eng: Tom said tomorrow is Monday.
eng: Tom said that tomorrow is Monday.
eng: Tom said trying to do that was frustrating.
eng: Tom said that trying to do that was frustrating.
eng: Tom said we can stay.
eng: Tom said that we can stay.
eng: Tom said we could ask him any questions we liked.
eng: Tom said that we could ask him any questions we liked.
eng: Tom said we could ask Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said that we could ask Mary to do that.
eng: Tom said we could borrow his car.
eng: Tom said that we could borrow his car.
eng: Tom said we could do it.
eng: Tom said that we could do it.
eng: Tom said we could do that.
eng: Tom said that we could do that.
eng: Tom said we could go to Australia with him if we wanted to.
eng: Tom said that we could go to Australia with him if we wanted to.
eng: Tom said we could use his cabin near the lake this weekend.
eng: Tom said that we could use his cabin near the lake this weekend.
eng: Tom said we'd find you here.
eng: Tom said that we'd find you here.
eng: Tom said we didn't have to go if we didn't want to.
eng: Tom said that we didn't have to go if we didn't want to.
eng: Tom said we had to start somewhere.
eng: Tom said that we had to start somewhere.
eng: Tom said we needed at least $300 to buy what we needed.
eng: Tom said that we needed at least $300 to buy what we needed.
eng: Tom said we needed to be a little more careful.
eng: Tom said that we needed to be a little more careful.
eng: Tom said we needed to be more careful.
eng: Tom said that we needed to be more careful.
eng: Tom said we needed to keep the secret.
eng: Tom said that we needed to keep the secret.
eng: Tom said we needed to keep trying.
eng: Tom said that we needed to keep trying.
eng: Tom said we needed to leave at once.
eng: Tom said that we needed to leave at once.
eng: Tom said we need more jobs.
eng: Tom said that we need more jobs.
eng: Tom said we ought to do this more often.
eng: Tom said that we ought to do this more often.
eng: Tom said we shouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom said that we shouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom said we shouldn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that we shouldn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom said we shouldn't laugh at Mary.
eng: Tom said that we shouldn't laugh at Mary.
eng: Tom said we shouldn't leave until 2:30.
eng: Tom said that we shouldn't leave until 2:30.
eng: Tom said we shouldn't leave until after sunrise.
eng: Tom said that we shouldn't leave until after sunrise.
eng: Tom said we should rehearse more.
eng: Tom said that we should rehearse more.
eng: Tom said we should start early.
eng: Tom said that we should start early.
eng: Tom said we should take a break.
eng: Tom said that we should take a break.
eng: Tom said we should take a short break.
eng: Tom said that we should take a short break.
eng: Tom said we should wait until after sunrise to leave.
eng: Tom said that we should wait until after sunrise to leave.
eng: Tom said we should wait until sunrise before we left.
eng: Tom said that we should wait until sunrise before we left.
eng: Tom said we weren't allowed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that we weren't allowed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said we weren't allowed to swim here anymore.
eng: Tom said that we weren't allowed to swim here anymore.
eng: Tom said we weren't allowed to swim here.
eng: Tom said that we weren't allowed to swim here.
eng: Tom said we weren't permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said that we weren't permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom said we were supposed to do that as well.
eng: Tom said that we were supposed to do that as well.
eng: Tom said we wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom said that we wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom said whales are worth saving.
eng: Tom said that whales are worth saving.
eng: Tom said what he intended to say.
eng: Tom said that what he intended to say.
eng: Tom said what he wanted to say.
eng: Tom said that what he wanted to say.
eng: Tom said what you told me wasn't true.
eng: Tom said that what you told me wasn't true.
eng: Tom said won't ever quit doing that.
eng: Tom said that won't ever quit doing that.
eng: Tom said yesterday's meeting was boring.
eng: Tom said that yesterday's meeting was boring.
eng: Tom said yesterday's meeting was interesting.
eng: Tom said that yesterday's meeting was interesting.
eng: Tom said yesterday was the happiest day of his life.
eng: Tom said that yesterday was the happiest day of his life.
eng: Tom said you could have this if you wanted it.
eng: Tom said that you could have this if you wanted it.
eng: Tom said you could help.
eng: Tom said that you could help.
eng: Tom said you could keep it.
eng: Tom said that you could keep it.
eng: Tom said you couldn't come.
eng: Tom said that you couldn't come.
eng: Tom said you could speak French.
eng: Tom said that you could speak French.
eng: Tom said you could use my help.
eng: Tom said that you could use my help.
eng: Tom said you could work here.
eng: Tom said that you could work here.
eng: Tom said you cut your arm.
eng: Tom said that you cut your arm.
eng: Tom said you'd ask a lot of questions.
eng: Tom said that you'd ask a lot of questions.
eng: Tom said you'd be coming by.
eng: Tom said that you'd be coming by.
eng: Tom said you'd come.
eng: Tom said that you'd come.
eng: Tom said you'd come.
eng: Tom said that you had come.
eng: Tom said you'd come.
eng: Tom said that you would come.
eng: Tom said you'd come.
eng: Tom said you had come.
eng: Tom said you'd come.
eng: Tom said you would come.
eng: Tom said you'd do that for him.
eng: Tom said that you'd do that for him.
eng: Tom said you'd do that for Mary.
eng: Tom said that you'd do that for Mary.
eng: Tom said you'd gone to Boston.
eng: Tom said that you'd gone to Boston.
eng: Tom said you didn't like sports.
eng: Tom said that you didn't like sports.
eng: Tom said you didn't seem convinced.
eng: Tom said that you didn't seem convinced.
eng: Tom said you didn't want Mary to be here.
eng: Tom said that you didn't want Mary to be here.
eng: Tom said you didn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said that you didn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said you'd just eaten.
eng: Tom said that you'd just eaten.
eng: Tom said you'd know.
eng: Tom said that you'd know.
eng: Tom said you'd know what's wrong with Mary.
eng: Tom said that you'd know what's wrong with Mary.
eng: Tom said you'd know what to do.
eng: Tom said that you'd know what to do.
eng: Tom said you'd never come.
eng: Tom said that you'd never come.
eng: Tom said you don't know how to swim.
eng: Tom said that you don't know how to swim.
eng: Tom said you'd phone me.
eng: Tom said that you'd phone me.
eng: Tom said you'd understand.
eng: Tom said that you'd understand.
eng: Tom said you'd want to talk with him.
eng: Tom said that you'd want to talk with him.
eng: Tom said you had a heart attack last year.
eng: Tom said that you had a heart attack last year.
eng: Tom said you had come.
eng: Tom said that you had come.
eng: Tom said you had some experience with this.
eng: Tom said that you had some experience with this.
eng: Tom said you had something you wanted to tell me.
eng: Tom said that you had something you wanted to tell me.
eng: Tom said you have my keys.
eng: Tom said that you have my keys.
eng: Tom said you have the final say.
eng: Tom said that you have the final say.
eng: Tom said you have to be careful.
eng: Tom said that you have to be careful.
eng: Tom said you have to be more careful.
eng: Tom said that you have to be more careful.
eng: Tom said you hit him on the head.
eng: Tom said that you hit him on the head.
eng: Tom said you hurt your back.
eng: Tom said that you hurt your back.
eng: Tom said you just have to be patient.
eng: Tom said that you just have to be patient.
eng: Tom said you just have to wait a little longer.
eng: Tom said that you just have to wait a little longer.
eng: Tom said you just need to relax.
eng: Tom said that you just need to relax.
eng: Tom said you knew about it.
eng: Tom said that you knew about it.
eng: Tom said you liked baseball.
eng: Tom said that you liked baseball.
eng: Tom said you like popcorn.
eng: Tom said that you like popcorn.
eng: Tom said you like to watch horror movies.
eng: Tom said that you like to watch horror movies.
eng: Tom said you lived in Australia.
eng: Tom said that you lived in Australia.
eng: Tom said you lived in Boston.
eng: Tom said that you lived in Boston.
eng: Tom said you'll be all right.
eng: Tom said that you'll be all right.
eng: Tom said you might be able to help.
eng: Tom said that you might be able to help.
eng: Tom said you might be coming by.
eng: Tom said that you might be coming by.
eng: Tom said you might be interested in this book.
eng: Tom said that you might be interested in this book.
eng: Tom said you needed a haircut.
eng: Tom said that you needed a haircut.
eng: Tom said you needed a job.
eng: Tom said that you needed a job.
eng: Tom said you needed this.
eng: Tom said that you needed this.
eng: Tom said you need to be careful.
eng: Tom said that you need to be careful.
eng: Tom said you need to be more careful.
eng: Tom said that you need to be more careful.
eng: Tom said you're a better guitarist than he is.
eng: Tom said that you're a better guitarist than he is.
eng: Tom said you're a better singer than Mary is.
eng: Tom said that you're a better singer than Mary is.
eng: Tom said you're a better singer than Mary is.
eng: Tom said you're a better singer than Mary.
eng: Tom said you're a better singer than Mary.
eng: Tom said that you're a better singer than Mary.
eng: Tom said you're a millionaire.
eng: Tom said that you're a millionaire.
eng: Tom said you're a terrible roommate.
eng: Tom said that you're a terrible roommate.
eng: Tom said you're better at French than he is.
eng: Tom said that you're better at French than he is.
eng: Tom said you're not a real doctor.
eng: Tom said that you're not a real doctor.
eng: Tom said you're not happy here.
eng: Tom said that you're not happy here.
eng: Tom said you're old friends.
eng: Tom said that you're old friends.
eng: Tom said you're very stubborn.
eng: Tom said that you're very stubborn.
eng: Tom said your snoring didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said that your snoring didn't bother him at all.
eng: Tom said your snoring didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said that your snoring didn't bother him.
eng: Tom said your snoring didn't bother Mary.
eng: Tom said that your snoring didn't bother Mary.
eng: Tom said your snoring kept him awake all night.
eng: Tom said that your snoring kept him awake all night.
eng: Tom said you said it was OK to go.
eng: Tom said that you said it was OK to go.
eng: Tom said you said we should be there by 2:30.
eng: Tom said that you said we should be there by 2:30.
eng: Tom said you seemed unconvinced.
eng: Tom said that you seemed unconvinced.
eng: Tom said you should be careful.
eng: Tom said that you should be careful.
eng: Tom said you should be more careful.
eng: Tom said that you should be more careful.
eng: Tom said you shouldn't think about it.
eng: Tom said that you shouldn't think about it.
eng: Tom said you speak French better than Mary.
eng: Tom said that you speak French better than Mary.
eng: Tom said you spoke French.
eng: Tom said that you spoke French.
eng: Tom said you sprained an ankle.
eng: Tom said that you sprained an ankle.
eng: Tom said you stole his car.
eng: Tom said that you stole his car.
eng: Tom said you told him to wait.
eng: Tom said that you told him to wait.
eng: Tom said you wanted me to come here.
eng: Tom said that you wanted me to come here.
eng: Tom said you wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said that you wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom said you wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom said that you wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom said you wanted to see me about something.
eng: Tom said that you wanted to see me about something.
eng: Tom said you wanted to see me.
eng: Tom said that you wanted to see me.
eng: Tom said you wanted to talk to me.
eng: Tom said that you wanted to talk to me.
eng: Tom said you wanted water.
eng: Tom said that you wanted water.
eng: Tom said you went camping last weekend.
eng: Tom said that you went camping last weekend.
eng: Tom said you were almost killed.
eng: Tom said that you were almost killed.
eng: Tom said you were angry.
eng: Tom said that you were angry.
eng: Tom said you were bright.
eng: Tom said that you were bright.
eng: Tom said you were busy.
eng: Tom said that you were busy.
eng: Tom said you were coming by.
eng: Tom said that you were coming by.
eng: Tom said you were coming.
eng: Tom said that you were coming.
eng: Tom said you were cool.
eng: Tom said that you were cool.
eng: Tom said you were crazy.
eng: Tom said that you were crazy.
eng: Tom said you were dead.
eng: Tom said that you were dead.
eng: Tom said you were different.
eng: Tom said that you were different.
eng: Tom said you were drinking.
eng: Tom said that you were drinking.
eng: Tom said you were driving drunk.
eng: Tom said that you were driving drunk.
eng: Tom said you were going to Australia.
eng: Tom said that you were going to Australia.
eng: Tom said you were good at chess.
eng: Tom said that you were good at chess.
eng: Tom said you were good at skiing.
eng: Tom said that you were good at skiing.
eng: Tom said you were good-looking.
eng: Tom said that you were good-looking.
eng: Tom said you were good.
eng: Tom said that you were good.
eng: Tom said you were happy here.
eng: Tom said that you were happy here.
eng: Tom said you were happy.
eng: Tom said that you were happy.
eng: Tom said you were having problems with your car.
eng: Tom said that you were having problems with your car.
eng: Tom said you were here.
eng: Tom said that you were here.
eng: Tom said you were hungry.
eng: Tom said that you were hungry.
eng: Tom said you were in Australia for three years.
eng: Tom said that you were in Australia for three years.
eng: Tom said you were in Australia.
eng: Tom said that you were in Australia.
eng: Tom said you were in here.
eng: Tom said that you were in here.
eng: Tom said you were late this morning.
eng: Tom said that you were late this morning.
eng: Tom said you were lonely.
eng: Tom said that you were lonely.
eng: Tom said you were looking for me.
eng: Tom said that you were looking for me.
eng: Tom said you were meeting him for lunch.
eng: Tom said that you were meeting him for lunch.
eng: Tom said you were sick.
eng: Tom said that you were sick.
eng: Tom said you were sleeping.
eng: Tom said that you were sleeping.
eng: Tom said you were smart.
eng: Tom said that you were smart.
eng: Tom said you were there.
eng: Tom said that you were there.
eng: Tom said you were too busy to talk to us.
eng: Tom said that you were too busy to talk to us.
eng: Tom said you were upset.
eng: Tom said that you were upset.
eng: Tom said you were witty.
eng: Tom said that you were witty.
eng: Tom said you were working on something important.
eng: Tom said that you were working on something important.
eng: Tom said you would ask a lot of questions.
eng: Tom said that you would ask a lot of questions.
eng: Tom said you would come.
eng: Tom said that you'd come.
eng: Tom said you would come.
eng: Tom said that you would come.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't come.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't come.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't go.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't go.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't let him in.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't let him in.
eng: Tom said you wouldn't win.
eng: Tom said that you wouldn't win.
eng: Tom said you would understand.
eng: Tom said that you would understand.
eng: Tom's a jerk.
eng: Tom is a jerk.
eng: Tom's a klutz.
eng: Tom is a klutz.
eng: Tom's alert.
eng: Tom is alert.
eng: Tom's a libertarian.
eng: Tom is a libertarian.
eng: Tom's a likable guy.
eng: Tom is a likable guy.
eng: Tom's alive.
eng: Tom is alive.
eng: Tom's allergic to dogs.
eng: Tom is allergic to dogs.
eng: Tom's allergic to honey.
eng: Tom is allergic to honey.
eng: Tom's all right now.
eng: Tom is OK now.
eng: Tom's a lot bigger than me.
eng: Tom is a lot bigger than me.
eng: Tom's a lot smarter than people give him credit for.
eng: Tom is a lot smarter than people give him credit for.
eng: Tom's always been there for me whenever I needed him.
eng: Tom has always been there for me whenever I needed him.
eng: Tom's a mall cop.
eng: Tom is a mall cop.
eng: Tom's amazed.
eng: Tom is amazed.
eng: Tom's amazing.
eng: Tom is amazing.
eng: Tom's a member of my credit union.
eng: Tom is a member of my credit union.
eng: Tom's a moderate drinker, but his father drinks like a fish.
eng: Tom is a moderate drinker, but his father drinks like a fish.
eng: Tom's a moderate.
eng: Tom is a moderate.
eng: Tom's an anarchist.
eng: Tom is an anarchist.
eng: Tom's a natural when it comes to games involving hand-eye coordination.
eng: Tom is a natural when it comes to games involving hand-eye coordination.
eng: Tom's an electronics engineer.
eng: Tom is an electronics engineer.
eng: Tom sang a song.
eng: Tom sung a song.
eng: Tom sang better than usual tonight.
eng: Tonight, Tom sang better than usual.
eng: Tom's angry.
eng: Tom is angry.
eng: Tom's a nice guy. Everyone likes him.
eng: Tom is a nice guy. Everyone likes him.
eng: Tom's an icon in the bear community.
eng: Tom is an icon in the bear community.
eng: Tom's an outgoing guy, but he's so camera shy.
eng: Tom is an outgoing guy, but he's so camera shy.
eng: Tom's anxious.
eng: Tom is anxious.
eng: Tom's a reactionary.
eng: Tom is a reactionary.
eng: Tom's a real night owl, and often does his best writing after midnight.
eng: Tom is a real night owl, and often does his best writing after midnight.
eng: Tom's arrived.
eng: Tom has arrived.
eng: Tom's a sexy man.
eng: Tom is a sexy man.
eng: Tom's asleep.
eng: Tom is sleeping.
eng: Tom's a social democrat.
eng: Tom is a social democrat.
eng: Tom sat down.
eng: Tom seated himself.
eng: Tom's a threat.
eng: Tom is a threat.
eng: Tom sat next to Mary on the couch.
eng: Tom sat next to Mary on the sofa.
eng: Tom sat next to someone he didn't know.
eng: Tom sat next to somebody he didn't know.
eng: Tom's a townie.
eng: Tom is a townie.
eng: Tom's at the door. Please ask him to come in.
eng: Tom is at the door. Please ask him to come in.
eng: Tom saved every letter that Mary sent him.
eng: Tom saved every letter Mary sent him.
eng: Tom's a very bad guy.
eng: Tom is a very bad guy.
eng: Tom's a very good engineer.
eng: Tom is a very good engineer.
eng: Tom's a very gregarious person.
eng: Tom is a very gregarious person.
eng: Tom's a very pessimistic person and always sees the negative side of any situation.
eng: Tom is a very pessimistic person and always sees the negative side of any situation.
eng: Tom's a very popular boy.
eng: Tom is a very popular boy.
eng: Tom's a very practical, down-to-earth person.
eng: Tom is a very practical, down-to-earth person.
eng: Tom's a very tall boy.
eng: Tom is a very tall boy.
eng: Tom's a volunteer.
eng: Tom is a volunteer.
eng: Tom's awake.
eng: Tom is awake.
eng: Tom saw a light on in the house and figured someone was at home.
eng: Tom saw a light on in the house and figured that someone was at home.
eng: Tom saw his children getting off the bus.
eng: Tom saw his kids getting off the bus.
eng: Tom saw Mary having lunch with John.
eng: Tom saw Mary eating lunch with John.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He also saw John.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He saw John as well.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He also saw John.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He saw John, too.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He saw John as well.
eng: Tom saw Mary. He saw John, too.
eng: Tom saw somebody looking in his window.
eng: Tom saw someone looking in his window.
eng: Tom saw what was happening and didn't say anything.
eng: Tom saw what was happening and said nothing.
eng: Tom says Australia is a great place to live.
eng: Tom says that Australia is a great place to live.
eng: Tom says Australia is really cold now.
eng: Tom says that Australia is really cold now.
eng: Tom says doing that might be dangerous.
eng: Tom says doing that may be dangerous.
eng: Tom says doing that might not be safe.
eng: Tom says doing that may not be safe.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows has gone to Australia.
eng: Tom says that everybody he knows has gone to Australia.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows has gone to Boston.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows has gone to Boston.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows can do that.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows can do that.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows can take care of themselves.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows can take care of themselves.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows does that.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows does that.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows enjoys doing that.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows has done that.
eng: Tom says everybody he knows has done that.
eng: Tom says everyone he knows has gone to Australia.
eng: Tom says that everyone he knows has gone to Australia.
eng: Tom says everyone he usually hangs out with speaks French.
eng: Tom says everybody he usually hangs out with speaks French.
eng: Tom says he already feels better.
eng: Tom says that he already feels better.
eng: Tom says he and Mary are moving to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he and Mary are moving to Australia.
eng: Tom says he and Mary haven't yet discussed that.
eng: Tom says he and Mary haven't discussed that yet.
eng: Tom says he can already do that.
eng: Tom says he can do that already.
eng: Tom says he can prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't do that.
eng: Tom says he isn't able to do that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says that he can't prove that Mary did that.
eng: Tom says he did nothing illegal.
eng: Tom says that he did nothing illegal.
eng: Tom says he did nothing illegal.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do anything illegal.
eng: Tom says he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom says he didn't do anything wrong.
eng: Tom says he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom says that he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom says he did nothing wrong.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do anything wrong.
eng: Tom says he didn't do that.
eng: Tom says that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary couldn't do that.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wasn't able to do that.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wasn't able to speak French.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary couldn't speak French very well.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wasn't able to speak French very well.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary couldn't swim.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wasn't able to swim.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary couldn't swim very well.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wasn't able to swim very well.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom says that he didn't know Mary wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wanted to move to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he didn't know Mary wanted to move to Australia.
eng: Tom says he didn't know Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says that he didn't know that Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says he didn't know that Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says that he didn't know Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says he didn't know that Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says that he didn't know that Mary wouldn't go to Australia unless he went with her.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan to buy anything.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan on buying anything.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan to stay so long.
eng: Tom says he didn't plan on staying so long.
eng: Tom says he'd never do that again.
eng: Tom says that he'd never do that again.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans on doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans to go bowling with John.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans on going bowling with John.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans to go with us.
eng: Tom says he doesn't believe Mary really plans on going with us.
eng: Tom says he doesn't even like doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't even like to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't have any concrete plans.
eng: Tom says he has no concrete plans.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know a lot about Mary.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know a lot about Mary.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know anything about Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know anything about Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know much about Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know much about Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning on going to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know when Mary is planning on going to Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know when Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know when Mary is planning on going to Boston.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning to go.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning on going.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning to stay.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know where Mary is planning on staying.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning to do that with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning on doing that with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning to give that to.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning on giving that to.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning to go with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning on going with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning to stay with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning on staying with.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know why Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know why Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't know why Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't know why Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't like Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't like Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't like doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't like to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to be there.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on being there.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that again.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that again.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that anymore.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that anymore.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that here.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that here.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to do that this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on doing that this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to go anywhere tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on going anywhere tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to go back there again.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on going back there again.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to go by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on going by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to go there by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on going there by himself.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to go this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on going this week.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to stay here much longer.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on staying here much longer.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan to step down.
eng: Tom says he doesn't plan on stepping down.
eng: Tom says he doesn't think Mary can do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't think Mary is able to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't think Mary likes doing that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't think Mary likes to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to go to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to go to Australia.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to learn French.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to learn French.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to live like that anymore.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to live like that anymore.
eng: Tom says he doesn't want to talk about it.
eng: Tom says that he doesn't want to talk about it.
eng: Tom says he does that.
eng: Tom says that he does that.
eng: Tom says he expects Mary to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom says that he expects Mary to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom says he has a lot of friends in Australia.
eng: Tom says that he has a lot of friends in Australia.
eng: Tom says he has never been to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he has never been to Australia.
eng: Tom says he has no desire to do that.
eng: Tom says he doesn't have any desire to do that.
eng: Tom says he has no intention of returning to Australia.
eng: Tom says that he has no intention of returning to Australia.
eng: Tom says he has nothing to do.
eng: Tom says he doesn't have anything to do.
eng: Tom says he hasn't done that yet.
eng: Tom says he hasn't yet done that.
eng: Tom says he has something important to tell you.
eng: Tom says that he has something important to tell you.
eng: Tom says he has to borrow some money.
eng: Tom says that he has to borrow some money.
eng: Tom says he has to do that.
eng: Tom says that he has to do that.
eng: Tom says he has to go to Australia next week.
eng: Tom says that he has to go to Australia next week.
eng: Tom says he has to go to Australia the day after tomorrow.
eng: Tom says that he has to go to Australia the day after tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he has to go to Australia tomorrow.
eng: Tom says that he has to go to Australia tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary can do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary is able to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows he wants to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that he wants to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she has to do that before Monday.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she has to do that before Monday.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she needs to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she needs to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows she ought to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary knows that she ought to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary likes doing that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary likes to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary tries to do that.
eng: Tom says he hopes Mary tries doing that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going anymore.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go anymore.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going anywhere.
eng: Tom says that he isn't planning on going anywhere.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on staying here all winter.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to stay here all winter.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that again.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on doing that again.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that anymore.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on doing that anymore.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom says he's not planning on doing that.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go anywhere.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going anywhere.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go anywhere.
eng: Tom says that he isn't planning to go anywhere.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go there again.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going there again.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to go.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on going.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning to stay inside all day.
eng: Tom says he isn't planning on staying inside all day.
eng: Tom says he isn't ready to do that.
eng: Tom says that he isn't ready to do that.
eng: Tom says he isn't ready to go.
eng: Tom says he's not ready to go.
eng: Tom says he isn't sleepy.
eng: Tom says he's not sleepy.
eng: Tom says he isn't the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom says he's not the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom says he isn't thirsty.
eng: Tom says he's not thirsty.
eng: Tom says he isn't tired.
eng: Tom says he's not tired.
eng: Tom says he is rich.
eng: Tom says he's rich.
eng: Tom says he just couldn't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom says he just couldn't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom says he knows a good Chinese restaurant that we can go to.
eng: Tom says he knows a good Chinese restaurant we can go to.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can do that.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can do that.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't eat chestnuts.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't eat chestnuts.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't speak French.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't speak French.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't swim.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't swim.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't swim very well.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't swim very well.
eng: Tom says he knows Mary can't win.
eng: Tom says he knows that Mary can't win.