DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: The show was wonderful. You should have seen it.
eng: The show was wonderful. You should've seen it.
eng: The sidewalk is slippery.
eng: The pavement is slippery.
eng: The sign of the fish was used by early Christians as a secret symbol.
eng: The ichthus was used by early Christians as a secret symbol.
eng: The sign of the fish was used by early Christians as a secret symbol.
eng: The ichthys was used by early Christians as a secret symbol.
eng: The situation has improved considerably compared with what it was.
eng: The situation has improved considerably compared to what it was.
eng: The situation in Afghanistan demonstrates America's goals, and our need to work together.
eng: The situation in Afghanistan demonstrates the goals of the United States, and our need to work together.
eng: The situation's getting worse day by day.
eng: The situation is getting worse day by day.
eng: The sky's clear today.
eng: The sky is clear today.
eng: The sky's the limit.
eng: The sky is the limit.
eng: The sky was grey.
eng: The sky was gray.
eng: The sky will soon clear.
eng: The sky will clear soon.
eng: The smell was horrible.
eng: The smell was terrible.
eng: The snow has already melted.
eng: The snow has melted already.
eng: The snow has melted.
eng: The snow's melted.
eng: The snowplough couldn't get by.
eng: The snowplow couldn't get by.
eng: The soup's cold.
eng: The soup is cold.
eng: The square root of six hundred and nine thousand nine hundred and sixty-one is seven hundred and eighty-one.
eng: The square root of six hundred nine thousand nine hundred sixty-one is seven hundred eighty-one.
eng: The staircase to the loft doesn't have a handrail. It's not safe.
eng: The staircase to the loft hasn't got a handrail. It's not safe.
eng: The stakes are high.
eng: Much is riding on the outcome.
eng: The star is so bright as to be seen with the naked eye.
eng: The star is so bright that it can be seen with the naked eye.
eng: The stars look dim because of the city lights.
eng: The stars seem dim because of the city lights.
eng: The station is near the hotel.
eng: The station's near the hotel.
eng: The station is not far from here.
eng: The station isn't far from here.
eng: The station is the middle of the city.
eng: The station is in the center of the city.
eng: The statistics are in our favour.
eng: The statistics are in our favor.
eng: The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of America.
eng: The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of the United States.
eng: The store closes at seven.
eng: The shop closes at seven.
eng: The store has been liquidated. It's closed for good.
eng: The store is closed for good. It's been liquidated.
eng: The store's closed.
eng: The store is closed.
eng: The store you're talking about is located on Park Street.
eng: The store that you're talking about is located on Park Street.
eng: The story cannot be true.
eng: The story can't be true.
eng: The story concluded abruptly.
eng: The story ended all of a sudden.
eng: The story concluded abruptly.
eng: The story ended suddenly.
eng: The story that Tom told us wasn't all that interesting.
eng: The story Tom told us wasn't all that interesting.
eng: The story that Tom told us wasn't very interesting.
eng: The story Tom told us wasn't very interesting.
eng: The stream is not very swift.
eng: The stream isn't very swift.
eng: The street is crowded.
eng: The street's crowded.
eng: The street is too narrow for lorries.
eng: The street is too narrow for trucks.
eng: The street which leads to the hotel is narrow.
eng: The street leading to the hotel is narrow.
eng: The strong wind cut the electric wires in several places.
eng: A strong wind severed the electric wires in several places.
eng: The students chose her chairman.
eng: The students chose her to be the chairman.
eng: The subway is closed.
eng: The underpass is closed.
eng: The summit of Mt. Fuji was covered in snow.
eng: The peak of Fujiyama was covered with snow.
eng: The sun has not risen yet.
eng: The sun hasn't risen yet.
eng: The sun sets around five here.
eng: The sun sets at around five here.
eng: The supermarket's got tomatoes on offer today.
eng: The supermarket has tomatoes on offer today.
eng: The supply can not keep up with the demand.
eng: The supply can't keep up with the demand.
eng: The teacher and I sat face to face.
eng: The teacher and I sat facing each other.
eng: The teacher cannot have said such a thing.
eng: The teacher can't have said such a thing.
eng: The teacher said: "Above all, what is necessary for success is perseverance."
eng: The teacher said: "What is necessary for success, above all, is perseverance."
eng: The tea is too strong. Add some water.
eng: The tea is too strong. Add a bit of water.
eng: The telephone is now out of order.
eng: The phone doesn't work right now.
eng: The telephone is ringing.
eng: The phone is ringing.
eng: The telephone rings, but nobody answers.
eng: The telephone is ringing, but nobody is answering.
eng: The telly's not working.
eng: The television set isn't working.
eng: The telly's not working.
eng: The television set's not working.
eng: The telly's not working.
eng: The television's not working.
eng: The telly's not working.
eng: The telly isn't working.
eng: The test wasn't as hard as I expected it to be.
eng: The test wasn't as difficult as I expected it to be.
eng: The theft must have been an inside job.
eng: The theft must've been an inside job.
eng: The thief was caught in the act.
eng: The thief was caught red handed.
eng: The thunder growled.
eng: The thunder rumbled.
eng: The time will come when you will regret this.
eng: The time will come when you will regret it.
eng: The tires are very sticky.
eng: The tyres are very sticky.
eng: The top of Mt. Fuji was covered with snow.
eng: The peak of Fujiyama was covered with snow.
eng: The town has changed a great deal since then.
eng: The town has changed a lot since then.
eng: The town has many high buildings.
eng: That town has many tall buildings.
eng: The town has many high buildings.
eng: There are many tall buildings in that town.
eng: The town has many high buildings.
eng: The town has many tall buildings.
eng: The town has many tall buildings.
eng: There are many tall buildings in that town.
eng: The tragedy must be remembered so that it is not repeated.
eng: The tragedy must be remembered so that it isn't repeated.
eng: The tragedy must be remembered so that it isn't repeated.
eng: The tragedy must be remembered so it isn't repeated.
eng: The train has just gone.
eng: The train just left.
eng: The train has just left.
eng: The train just left.
eng: The train hasn't arrived yet.
eng: The train has not arrived yet.
eng: The train is coming.
eng: The train is coming!
eng: The train is late.
eng: The train's late.
eng: The train left the station and had soon disappeared from view.
eng: The train left the station and soon disappeared from view.
eng: The train slowed down and finally came to a halt.
eng: The train slowed and finally came to a halt.
eng: The train station is not far from here.
eng: The train station isn't far from here.
eng: The trees don't let him see the forest.
eng: He can't see the wood for the trees.
eng: The tree was so discontented, that it took no pleasure in the warm sunshine, the birds, or the rosy clouds that floated over it morning and evening.
eng: The tree was so unhappy, that it took no pleasure in the warm sunshine, the birds, or the rosy clouds that floated over it morning and evening.
eng: The trip is farther than I expected.
eng: The trip is longer than I expected.
eng: The truck dumped the sand on the ground.
eng: The lorry dumped the sand on the ground.
eng: The truth from the Lord of you.
eng: The truth from the Lord of you all.
eng: The truth is that my French isn't so good.
eng: The truth is that my French is not so good.
eng: The truth is that Tom's French is not so good.
eng: The truth is that Tom's French isn't so good.
eng: The tumor was benign.
eng: The tumour was benign.
eng: The Tuscan landscape is really picturesque.
eng: The landscape of Tuscany is really picturesque.
eng: The TV's stopped working.
eng: The television's stopped working.
eng: The TV stopped working.
eng: The television stopped working.
eng: The twins are so much alike that I can not distinguish one from the other.
eng: The twins are so much alike that I can't distinguish one from the other.
eng: The two cases are not related.
eng: The two cases aren't related.
eng: The typhoon did not cause any damage.
eng: The typhoon didn't cause any damage.
eng: The umbrella I lent you belongs to Tom.
eng: The umbrella that I lent you belongs to Tom.
eng: The unabridged version of this book is nearly 1,500 pages.
eng: The unabridged version of this book is almost 1,500 pages.
eng: The value of a good education cannot be measured in terms of money.
eng: The value of a good education can't be measured in terms of money.
eng: The value of education cannot be overemphasized.
eng: The value of education can't be overemphasized.
eng: The vase Tom gave me is made of glass.
eng: The vase that Tom gave me is made of glass.
eng: The Venice Film Festival is the oldest film festival in the world.
eng: The Mostra internazionale d'arte cinematografica di Venezia is the oldest film festival in the world.
eng: The victims were innocent men, women and children from America and many other nations who had done nothing to harm anybody. And yet Al Qaeda chose to ruthlessly murder these people, claimed credit for the attack, and even now states their determination to kill on a massive scale.
eng: The victims were innocent men, women and children from the United States and many other nations who had done nothing to harm anybody. And yet Al Qaeda chose to ruthlessly murder these people, claimed credit for the attack, and even now states their determination to kill on a massive scale.
eng: The video Tom uploaded the day before yesterday has gone viral.
eng: The video that Tom uploaded the day before yesterday has gone viral.
eng: The video you uploaded yesterday has gone viral.
eng: The video that you uploaded yesterday has gone viral.
eng: The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.
eng: The view from the summit of the mountain was breathtaking.
eng: The voice of the people is the voice of God.
eng: The voice of the people is the voice of god.
eng: The wall will be huge.
eng: The wall will be enormous.
eng: The washing up still has to be done.
eng: The washing up's still got to be done.
eng: The washing up still needs doing.
eng: The washing up's still got to be done.
eng: The washing up still needs to be done.
eng: The washing up's still got to be done.
eng: The water is cold.
eng: The water's cold.
eng: The water is not fit to drink.
eng: The water is not potable.
eng: The water is warm.
eng: The water's warm.
eng: The waterways ramify across the plain.
eng: The waterways branch out across the plain.
eng: The weather forecast is not necessarily reliable.
eng: The weather forecast isn't necessarily reliable.
eng: The weather forecast said there'd be rain all week.
eng: The weather forecast said that there'd be rain all week.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: The weather is good today.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: The weather is nice today.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: The weather's nice today.
eng: The weather is fine today!
eng: The weather is fine today.
eng: The weatherman says that it will rain in the afternoon.
eng: The weatherman says that it'll rain in the afternoon.
eng: The weather's nice today.
eng: The weather is nice today.
eng: The well has run dry.
eng: The well ran dry.
eng: The whale shark does not pose any danger to humans.
eng: The whale shark doesn't pose any danger to humans.
eng: The whole world is a very narrow bridge. The main thing is to fear nothing.
eng: The entire world is a very narrow bridge. The important thing is to fear nothing.
eng: The windows should've already been washed.
eng: The windows should have already been washed.
eng: The woman that Tom married is even fatter than he is.
eng: The woman Tom married is even fatter than he is.
eng: The woman who is sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The woman sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The woman who is sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The woman who's sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The woman who's sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The woman sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
eng: The word's origin is unknown.
eng: The origin of the word is unclear.
eng: The word's origin is unknown.
eng: The word is of unclear provenance.
eng: The word's origin is unknown.
eng: The word's provenance is unclear.
eng: The work did not stop even for a minute.
eng: The work didn't stop even for a minute.
eng: The work is not finished yet.
eng: The work isn't finished yet.
eng: The world doesn't revolve around you.
eng: The world does not revolve around you.
eng: The world is beautiful because it's diverse.
eng: The world is beautiful because it is diverse.
eng: The world is not as scary as you think.
eng: The world isn't as scary as you think.
eng: The world is not what it used to be.
eng: The world isn't what it used to be.
eng: The wound has not healed yet.
eng: The wound is not yet healed.
eng: The wound is not yet healed.
eng: The wound has not yet healed.
eng: They all thought Tom was crazy.
eng: They all thought that Tom was crazy.
eng: They already have eaten.
eng: They've already eaten.
eng: They announced they were planning to live in Australia.
eng: They announced that they were planning to live in Australia.
eng: They are about to start.
eng: They're about to start.
eng: They are a good couple.
eng: They make a lovely couple.
eng: They are all alike.
eng: They're all alike.
eng: They are all artless children.
eng: They are all innocent children.
eng: They are all college students.
eng: They're all college students.
eng: They are all dead.
eng: They're all dead.
eng: They are all happy.
eng: They're all happy.
eng: They are all hungry.
eng: They're all hungry.
eng: They are all studients.
eng: They're all studients.
eng: They are all the same.
eng: They're all the same.
eng: They are always complaining.
eng: They're always complaining.
eng: They are arguing.
eng: They're arguing.
eng: They are both good.
eng: They're both good.
eng: They are both unmarried.
eng: They're both unmarried.
eng: They are building a house.
eng: They're building a house.
eng: They are Canadian.
eng: They're Canadians.
eng: They are Christians.
eng: They're Christians.
eng: They are disappointed in their son.
eng: They're disappointed in their son.
eng: They are discriminated against.
eng: They're discriminated against.
eng: They are discussing the problem.
eng: They're discussing the problem.
eng: They are eating sandwiches.
eng: They're eating sandwiches.
eng: They are extremists.
eng: They're extremists.
eng: They are going.
eng: They're going.
eng: They are going to emigrate to America.
eng: They are going to emigrate to the United States.
eng: They are going to send up a rocket.
eng: They're going to send up a rocket.
eng: They are good people.
eng: They're good people.
eng: They are happy.
eng: They're happy.
eng: They are having a really good time.
eng: They're having a really good time.
eng: They are here.
eng: They're here.
eng: They are in trouble. Can you help them?
eng: They're in trouble. Can you help them?
eng: They are looking for trouble.
eng: They're looking for trouble.
eng: They are looking into the problem.
eng: They're looking into the problem.
eng: They are mine!
eng: They're mine.
eng: They are my classmates.
eng: They're my classmates.
eng: They are my cousins.
eng: They're my cousins.
eng: They are my friends.
eng: They're my friends.
eng: They are my leaders.
eng: They're my leaders.
eng: They are neighbours.
eng: They are neighbors.
eng: They are not coming today.
eng: They're not coming today.
eng: They are not good people.
eng: They're not good people.
eng: They are not married.
eng: They're not married.
eng: They are not telling us the truth.
eng: They aren't telling us the truth.
eng: They are not telling us the truth.
eng: They're not telling us the truth.
eng: They aren't as old as you think that they are.
eng: They aren't as old as you think they are.
eng: They aren't stupid.
eng: They're not stupid.
eng: They aren't sure that they can do that again.
eng: They aren't sure they can do that again.
eng: They aren't sure that they can do that.
eng: They aren't sure they can do that.
eng: They aren't sure that they can win.
eng: They aren't sure they can win.
eng: They aren't sure that they have to do that.
eng: They aren't sure they have to do that.
eng: They aren't sure that they need to do that.
eng: They aren't sure they need to do that.
eng: They aren't sure that they ought to do that.
eng: They aren't sure they ought to do that.
eng: They aren't sure that they're ready.
eng: They aren't sure they're ready.
eng: They aren't sure that they want to do that.
eng: They aren't sure they want to do that.
eng: They aren't who you think that they are.
eng: They aren't who you think they are.
eng: They are older than Tom.
eng: They're older than Tom.
eng: They are on good terms with their neighbors.
eng: They're on good terms with their neighbors.
eng: They are parents.
eng: They're parents.
eng: They are plotting to kill the king.
eng: They're plotting to kill the king.
eng: They are policemen.
eng: They're policemen.
eng: They are probably all dead now.
eng: They're probably all dead now.
eng: They are rapists.
eng: They're rapists.
eng: They are reading her book.
eng: They're reading her book.
eng: They are Russian.
eng: They're Russian.
eng: They are scum.
eng: They're scum.
eng: They are so tired that they can't study.
eng: They are so tired that they cannot study.
eng: They are still following us.
eng: They're still following us.
eng: They are talking among themselves.
eng: They're talking among themselves.
eng: They are talking with each other.
eng: They're talking with each other.
eng: They are teachers.
eng: They are professors.
eng: They are teachers.
eng: They're teachers.
eng: They are theives.
eng: They're thieves.
eng: They are the same age.
eng: They're the same age.
eng: They are thugs.
eng: They're thugs.
eng: They are treating me like a child.
eng: They're treating me like a child.
eng: They are trying to keep costs down.
eng: They're trying to keep costs down.
eng: They are trying to organize a new political party.
eng: They're trying to organize a new political party.
eng: They are typical young people.
eng: They're typical young people.
eng: They are unemployed.
eng: They're unemployed.
eng: They are up to no good.
eng: They're up to no good.
eng: They are vegetarians.
eng: They're vegetarians.
eng: They are violent criminals.
eng: They're violent criminals.
eng: They are watching.
eng: They're watching.
eng: They are well looked after.
eng: They're well looked after.
eng: They are well off.
eng: They're well off.
eng: They arrived in America a few days ago.
eng: They arrived in the United States a few days ago.
eng: They asked me to make a speech at short notice.
eng: They asked me to make a speech on short notice.
eng: They attained their goal.
eng: They achieved their goal.
eng: They attained their purpose.
eng: They achieved their goal.
eng: They become nervous.
eng: They get nervous.
eng: They behave towards Muslims in a way in which no Muslim would behave towards an unbeliever.
eng: They behave towards Muslims in a way in which a Muslim would never behave towards his enemy.
eng: They believed that they could do that.
eng: They believed they could do that.
eng: They believed that they could win.
eng: They believed they could win.
eng: They believe that they can do that.
eng: They believe they can do that.
eng: They believe that they can win.
eng: They believe they can win.
eng: They believe that they're ready.
eng: They believe they're ready.
eng: They believe that they're right.
eng: They believe they're right.
eng: They called to say that they'd be late.
eng: They called to say they'd be late.
eng: They called to tell me that they'd be late.
eng: They called to tell me they'd be late.
eng: They can do anything they want to.
eng: They can do anything they want.
eng: They can leave if they want to.
eng: They can leave if they want.
eng: They can not continue without Tom.
eng: They can't continue without Tom.
eng: They cannot stop him.
eng: They can't stop him.
eng: They cannot stop it.
eng: They can't stop it.
eng: They cannot stop me.
eng: They can't stop me.
eng: They cannot stop us.
eng: They can't stop us.
eng: They can't act.
eng: They cannot act.
eng: They can understand everything he's saying.
eng: They can understand everything he is saying.
eng: They can understand everything I am saying.
eng: They can understand everything I'm saying.
eng: They can understand everything she is saying.
eng: They can understand everything she's saying.
eng: They can understand everything we are saying.
eng: They can understand everything we're saying.
eng: They chose John to be the captain of the team.
eng: They chose John as the captain of the team.
eng: They claimed that they acted alone.
eng: They claimed they acted alone.
eng: They claimed that they could do that.
eng: They claimed they could do that.
eng: They claimed that they'd been brainwashed.
eng: They claimed they'd been brainwashed.
eng: They claimed that they didn't do it.
eng: They claimed they didn't do it.
eng: They claimed that they didn't do that.
eng: They claimed they didn't do that.
eng: They claimed that they did that.
eng: They claimed they did that.
eng: They claimed that they left early.
eng: They claimed they left early.
eng: They claimed that they tried to do that.
eng: They claimed they tried to do that.
eng: They claimed that they've done that.
eng: They claimed they've done that.
eng: They claimed that they've never done that.
eng: They claimed they've never done that.
eng: They claimed that they won.
eng: They claimed they won.
eng: They claim that they acted in self defense.
eng: They claim they acted in self defense.
eng: They claim that they can do that.
eng: They claim they can do that.
eng: They claim that they can see the future.
eng: They claim they can see the future.
eng: They claim that they can speak French.
eng: They claim they can speak French.
eng: They claim that they can swim.
eng: They claim they can swim.
eng: They claim that they didn't cry.
eng: They claim they didn't cry.
eng: They claim that they didn't do it.
eng: They claim they didn't do it.
eng: They claim that they didn't do that.
eng: They claim they didn't do that.
eng: They claim that they did that.
eng: They claim they did that.
eng: They claim that they don't remember.
eng: They claim they don't remember.
eng: They claim that they had second thoughts.
eng: They claim they had second thoughts.
eng: They claim that they haven't been paid yet.
eng: They claim they haven't been paid yet.
eng: They claim that they haven't yet been paid.
eng: They claim that they haven't been paid yet.
eng: They claim that they haven't yet been paid.
eng: They claim they haven't yet been paid.
eng: They claim that they have psychic powers.
eng: They claim they have psychic powers.
eng: They claim that they have telepathic powers.
eng: They claim they have telepathic powers.
eng: They claim that they're happy.
eng: They claim they're happy.
eng: They claim that they're innocent.
eng: They claim they're innocent.
eng: They claim that they're rich.
eng: They claim they're rich.
eng: They claim that they're telepathic.
eng: They claim they're telepathic.
eng: They claim that they're unbiased.
eng: They claim they're unbiased.
eng: They claim that they've already done that.
eng: They claim they've already done that.
eng: They claim that they've done that already.
eng: They claim that they've already done that.
eng: They claim that they've done that already.
eng: They claim they've done that already.
eng: They claim that they've done that.
eng: They claim they've done that.
eng: They claim that they've never done that.
eng: They claim they've never done that.
eng: They claim that they've taught French.
eng: They claim they've taught French.
eng: They claim that they won.
eng: They claim they won.
eng: They collect our garbage every Monday.
eng: They collect our rubbish every Monday.
eng: They commit most of the crimes in this country.
eng: Most of the crimes in this country are committed by them.
eng: They confessed that they did that.
eng: They confessed they did that.
eng: They could not figure out why I was sad.
eng: They couldn't figure out why I was sad.
eng: They could not hear what I was saying.
eng: They couldn't hear what I was saying.
eng: They couldn't take their gloves off.
eng: They couldn't take off their gloves.
eng: They couldn't take their socks off.
eng: They couldn't take off their socks.
eng: They could've gone anywhere.
eng: They could have gone anywhere.
eng: They could've killed you.
eng: They could have killed you.
eng: They could've run away.
eng: They could have run away.
eng: They'd do that if they knew how.
eng: They'd do that if they knew how to.
eng: They decided to marry next month.
eng: They decided to get married next month.
eng: They decided to marry next month.
eng: They've decided to get married next month.
eng: They denied that they agreed to do that.
eng: They denied they agreed to do that.
eng: They denied that they cried.
eng: They denied they cried.
eng: They denied that they did that.
eng: They denied they did that.
eng: They denied that they'd stolen anything.
eng: They denied they'd stolen anything.
eng: They denied that they'd stolen the money.
eng: They denied they'd stolen the money.
eng: They denied that they laughed.
eng: They denied they laughed.
eng: They denied that they left early.
eng: They denied they left early.
eng: They denied that they said that.
eng: They denied they said that.
eng: They denied that they stole the money.
eng: They denied they stole the money.
eng: They deny that they agreed to do that.
eng: They deny they agreed to do that.
eng: They deny that they cried.
eng: They deny they cried.
eng: They deny that they did that on purpose.
eng: They deny they did that on purpose.
eng: They deny that they did that.
eng: They deny they did that.
eng: They deny that they left early.
eng: They deny they left early.
eng: They deny that they lied.
eng: They deny they lied.
eng: They'd help you if you asked them.
eng: They'd help you if you asked them to.
eng: They didn't believe me.
eng: They did not believe me.
eng: They didn't deny that they didn't do that.
eng: They didn't deny they didn't do that.
eng: They didn't deny that they did that.
eng: They didn't deny they did that.
eng: They didn't feel like playing any more.
eng: They did not feel like playing any more.
eng: They didn't hurt anybody, did they?
eng: They didn't hurt anyone, did they?
eng: They didn't know that they'd hurt anybody.
eng: They didn't know that they'd hurt anyone.
eng: They didn't know that they had to do that.
eng: They didn't know they had to do that.
eng: They didn't know that they should do that.
eng: They didn't know they should do that.
eng: They didn't know what to do first.
eng: They did not know what to do first.
eng: They didn't listen.
eng: They did not listen.
eng: They didn't make a deal.
eng: They did not make a deal.
eng: They didn't oppose the project just because they feared public opinion.
eng: They did not oppose the project just because they feared public opinion.
eng: They didn't realize that they had to leave.
eng: They didn't realize they had to leave.
eng: They didn't see anybody they recognized.
eng: They didn't see anyone they recognized.
eng: They didn't see anything.
eng: They did not see anything.
eng: They didn't take their gloves off.
eng: They didn't take off their gloves.
eng: They didn't take their hats off.
eng: They didn't off take their hats.
eng: They didn't tell anybody else, did they?
eng: They didn't tell anyone else, did they?
eng: They didn't tell us anything.
eng: They told us nothing.
eng: They didn't think that they had to do that.
eng: They didn't think they had to do that.
eng: They didn't think that they should do that.
eng: They didn't think they should do that.
eng: They didn't want to answer my questions.
eng: They did not want to answer my questions.
eng: They did the best that they could do.
eng: They did the best they could do.
eng: They did the only thing that they could do.
eng: They did the only thing that they could.
eng: They did the only thing that they could do.
eng: They did the only thing they could.
eng: They did the only thing that they could do.
eng: They did the only thing they could do.
eng: They did the only thing that they could.
eng: They did the only thing they could.
eng: They did the only thing that they could.
eng: They did the only thing they could do.
eng: They did the only thing they could do.
eng: They did the only thing they could.
eng: They did the very best that they could.
eng: They did the very best they could.
eng: They did what they felt that they had to do.
eng: They did what they felt they had to do.
eng: They do everything they're told to do.
eng: They do everything they're told.
eng: They do everything they're told to do.
eng: They do everything they're told to.
eng: They do everything they're told to.
eng: They do everything they're told.
eng: They don't believe that they can do that.
eng: They don't believe they can do that.
eng: They don't believe that they can win.
eng: They don't believe they can win.
eng: They don't feel that they have to do that.
eng: They don't feel they have to do that.
eng: They don't have any deep convictions.
eng: They have no deep convictions.
eng: They don't know I'm Canadian.
eng: They don't know that I'm Canadian.
eng: They don't know that they're adopted.
eng: They don't know they're adopted.
eng: They don't know we're Canadians.
eng: They don't know that we're Canadians.
eng: They don't often admit that they're wrong.
eng: They don't often admit they're wrong.
eng: They don't realize that we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize that we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize that we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize that we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize that we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize that we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know that they're lying to us.
eng: They don't realize we know they're lying to us.
eng: They don't think that I did it, do they?
eng: They don't think I did it, do they?
eng: They don't think that it's their fault.
eng: They don't think it's their fault.
eng: They don't think that it was their fault.
eng: They don't think it was their fault.
eng: They don't think that they can do that.
eng: They don't think they can do that.
eng: They don't think that they can win.
eng: They don't think they can win.
eng: They don't think that they could do that.
eng: They don't think they could do that.
eng: They don't think that they have to do that.
eng: They don't think they have to do that.
eng: They don't think that they'll cry.
eng: They don't think they'll cry.
eng: They don't think that they'll lose.
eng: They don't think they'll lose.
eng: They don't think that they'll win.
eng: They don't think they'll win.
eng: They don't think that they should do that.
eng: They don't think they should do that.
eng: They don't think that they snore.
eng: They don't think they snore.
eng: They do whatever they want to do.
eng: They do whatever they want.
eng: They do whatever they want to do.
eng: They do whatever they want to.
eng: They do whatever they want to.
eng: They do whatever they want.
eng: They do what they're told to do.
eng: They do what they're told.
eng: They do what they want to do.
eng: They do what they want.
eng: They do what they want to do.
eng: They do what they want to.
eng: They do what they want to.
eng: They do what they want.
eng: They drank two bottles of wine.
eng: They have drunk two bottles of wine.
eng: They drink coke.
eng: They drink cola.
eng: The year is coming to an end.
eng: The year is drawing to a close.
eng: The year is drawing to an end.
eng: The year is drawing to a close.
eng: They felt America's farmers were poorer than they should be.
eng: They felt United States' farmers were poorer than they should be.
eng: They found out Tom was the thief.
eng: They found out that Tom was the thief.
eng: They found out Tom was the werewolf.
eng: They found out that Tom was the werewolf.
eng: They found several T-shirts that they liked.
eng: They found several T-shirts they liked.
eng: They gave $300 to each of their sons.
eng: They gave each of their sons $300.
eng: They gave away all of their belongings.
eng: They gave all of their belongings away.
eng: They gave everything they owned away.
eng: They gave away everything they owned.
eng: They gave some oats to their horses.
eng: They gave their horses some oats.
eng: They gave their keys to me.
eng: They gave me their keys.
eng: They gave this to me before they died.
eng: They gave me this before they died.
eng: They get tired easily.
eng: They tire easily.
eng: They get to do whatever they want to.
eng: They get to do whatever they want.
eng: They got married recently.
eng: They got married not long ago.
eng: They got their notebooks out.
eng: They got out their notebooks.
eng: They got the punishment that they deserved.
eng: They got the punishment they deserved.
eng: They got up to put their jackets on.
eng: They got up to put on their jackets.
eng: They greeted us warmly.
eng: They gave us a warm greeting.
eng: They had nobody to tell their stories to.
eng: They had no one to tell their stories to.
eng: They had nobody to tell their story to.
eng: They had no one to tell their story to.
eng: They hate getting their feet wet.
eng: They hate to get their feet wet.
eng: They have already been alerted.
eng: They've already been alerted.
eng: They have already finished the work.
eng: They've already finished the work.
eng: They have announced their engagement.
eng: They've announced their engagement.
eng: They have everything that they want.
eng: They have everything they want.
eng: They have everything they need.
eng: They have everything that they need.
eng: They have gotten lazy.
eng: They've gotten lazy.
eng: They have located Tom.
eng: They've located Tom.
eng: They have nobody else they can rely on.
eng: They have no one else they can rely on.
eng: They haven't yet admitted that they did that.
eng: They haven't admitted that they did that yet.
eng: They haven't yet admitted that they did that.
eng: They haven't yet admitted they did that.
eng: They have reached a deadlock.
eng: They have reached an impasse.
eng: They have seen better days.
eng: They had seen better days.
eng: They have shown that they can't be trusted.
eng: They have shown they can't be trusted.
eng: They heard somebody calling their names.
eng: They heard someone calling their names.
eng: They heard somebody yell their names.
eng: They heard someone yell their names.
eng: They hoped that their dreams would come true.
eng: They hoped their dreams would come true.
eng: They hoped that they could do that.
eng: They hoped they could do that.
eng: They hoped that they could win.
eng: They hoped they could win.
eng: They hoped that they'd be able to do that.
eng: They hoped they'd be able to do that.
eng: They hoped that they wouldn't be captured.
eng: They hoped they wouldn't be captured.
eng: They hoped that they wouldn't be too late.
eng: They hoped they wouldn't be too late.
eng: They hope that they can do that.
eng: They hope they can do that.
eng: They hope that they can win.
eng: They hope they can win.
eng: They hope that they don't botch the job.
eng: They hope they don't botch the job.
eng: They hope that they'll be able to do that.
eng: They hope they'll be able to do that.
eng: They hope that they'll be able to win.
eng: They hope they'll be able to win.
eng: They hope that they'll win.
eng: They hope they'll win.
eng: They hope that they won't be demoted.
eng: They hope they won't be demoted.
eng: They hope that they won't be deported.
eng: They hope they won't be deported.
eng: They hope that they won't be disqualified.
eng: They hope they won't be disqualified.
eng: They hope this time things will work out for you.
eng: They hope that this time things will work out for you.
eng: They insisted that they acted alone.
eng: They insisted they acted alone.
eng: They insisted that they didn't do it.
eng: They insisted they didn't do it.
eng: They insisted that they didn't do that.
eng: They insisted they didn't do that.
eng: They insist that they're innocent.
eng: They insist they're innocent.
eng: They insist that they're telling the truth.
eng: They insist they're telling the truth.
eng: They just told me that they loved me.
eng: They just told me they loved me.
eng: They just told us that they got fired.
eng: They just told us they got fired.
eng: They keep saying that they're innocent.
eng: They keep saying they're innocent.
eng: They knew that there was no way they could win.
eng: They knew there was no way they could win.
eng: They knew that they could do it.
eng: They knew they could do it.
eng: They knew that they could do that.
eng: They knew they could do that.
eng: They knew that they couldn't be replaced.
eng: They knew they couldn't be replaced.
eng: They knew that they couldn't do that.
eng: They knew they couldn't do that.
eng: They knew that they couldn't stay.
eng: They knew they couldn't stay.
eng: They knew that they couldn't win.
eng: They knew they couldn't win.
eng: They knew that they could win.
eng: They knew they could win.
eng: They knew that they'd been tricked.
eng: They knew they'd been tricked.
eng: They knew that they'd be late.
eng: They knew they'd be late.
eng: They knew that they'd be punished.
eng: They knew they'd be punished.
eng: They knew that they'd done something stupid.
eng: They knew they'd done something stupid.
eng: They knew that they'd have to do that.
eng: They knew they'd have to do that.
eng: They knew that they'd have to wait.
eng: They knew they'd have to wait.
eng: They knew that they didn't have to do that.
eng: They knew they didn't have to do that.
eng: They knew that they didn't need to do that.
eng: They knew they didn't need to do that.
eng: They knew that they'd said too much.
eng: They knew they'd said too much.
eng: They knew that they'd win.
eng: They knew they'd win.
eng: They knew that they had no choice but to do that.
eng: They knew they had no choice but to do that.
eng: They knew that they had no choice.
eng: They knew they had no choice.
eng: They knew that they had nothing to lose.
eng: They knew they had nothing to lose.
eng: They knew that they had no time to spare.
eng: They knew they had no time to spare.
eng: They knew that they had to apologize.
eng: They knew they had to apologize.
eng: They knew that they had to do something.
eng: They knew they had to do something.
eng: They knew that they had to do that.
eng: They knew they had to do that.
eng: They knew that they had to escape.
eng: They knew they had to escape.
eng: They knew that they had to hurry.
eng: They knew they had to hurry.
eng: They knew that they had to leave.
eng: They knew they had to leave.
eng: They knew that they needed help.
eng: They knew they needed help.
eng: They knew that they needed to do that.
eng: They knew they needed to do that.
eng: They knew that they needed to leave town.
eng: They knew they needed to leave town.
eng: They knew that they ought to move.
eng: They knew they ought to move.
eng: They knew that they should do that.
eng: They knew they should do that.
eng: They knew that they shouldn't do that.
eng: They knew they shouldn't do that.
eng: They knew that they should study French.
eng: They knew they should study French.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't be expelled.
eng: They knew they wouldn't be expelled.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't be fired.
eng: They knew they wouldn't be fired.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't be punished.
eng: They knew they wouldn't be punished.
eng: They knew that they wouldn't be replaced.
eng: They knew they wouldn't be replaced.
eng: They knew that what they did was wrong.
eng: They knew what they did was wrong.
eng: They know about that sort of stuff.
eng: They know about that sort of thing.
eng: They know I know.
eng: They know that I know.
eng: They know I want to leave now.
eng: They know that I want to leave now.
eng: They know that I'm older than they are.
eng: They know I'm older than they are.
eng: They know that I talked to you.
eng: They know I talked to you.
eng: They know that it's their call.
eng: They know it's their call.
eng: They know that there's no way they can win.
eng: They know there's no way they can win.
eng: They know that they aren't welcome here.
eng: They know they aren't welcome here.
eng: They know that they can count on us.
eng: They know they can count on us.
eng: They know that they can do that.
eng: They know they can do that.
eng: They know that they can't afford to fail.
eng: They know they can't afford to fail.
eng: They know that they can't be replaced.
eng: They know they can't be replaced.
eng: They know that they can trust me.
eng: They know they can trust me.
eng: They know that they can trust us.
eng: They know they can trust us.
eng: They know that they can trust you.
eng: They know they can trust you.
eng: They know that they can't trust you.
eng: They know they can't trust you.
eng: They know that they can't win.
eng: They know they can't win.
eng: They know that they can win.
eng: They know they can win.
eng: They know that they have no choice.
eng: They know they have no choice.
eng: They know that they have to be patient.
eng: They know they have to be patient.
eng: They know that they have to be ready.
eng: They know they have to be ready.
eng: They know that they have to do it.
eng: They know they have to do it.
eng: They know that they have to do something.
eng: They know they have to do something.
eng: They know that they have to do that soon.
eng: They know they have to do that soon.
eng: They know that they have to do that.
eng: They know they have to do that.
eng: They know that they have to do that today.
eng: They know they have to do that today.
eng: They know that they have to keep working.
eng: They know they have to keep working.
eng: They know that they have to speak French.
eng: They know they have to speak French.
eng: They know that they have to study French.
eng: They know they have to study French.
eng: They know that they'll be punished.
eng: They know they'll be punished.
eng: They know that they made the right choice.
eng: They know they made the right choice.
eng: They know that they need help.
eng: They know they need help.
eng: They know that they need to do that.
eng: They know they need to do that.
eng: They know that they need to do that today.
eng: They know they need to do that today.
eng: They know that they need to study French.
eng: They know they need to study French.
eng: They know that they ought to do that soon.
eng: They know they ought to do that soon.
eng: They know that they ought to do that.
eng: They know they ought to do that.
eng: They know that they ought to do that today.
eng: They know they ought to do that today.
eng: They know that they're being lied to.
eng: They know they're being lied to.
eng: They know that they're dying.
eng: They know they're dying.
eng: They know that they're going to be arrested.
eng: They know they're going to be arrested.
eng: They know that they're going to be fired.
eng: They know they're going to be fired.
eng: They know that they're going to be punished.
eng: They know they're going to be punished.
eng: They know that they're in trouble now.
eng: They know they're in trouble now.
eng: They know that they're in trouble.
eng: They know they're in trouble.
eng: They know that they're not going to win.
eng: They know they're not going to win.
eng: They know that they're partly to blame.
eng: They know they're partly to blame.
eng: They know that they're right.
eng: They know they're right.
eng: They know that they're running out of time.
eng: They know they're running out of time.
eng: They know that they're supposed to do that.
eng: They know they're supposed to do that.
eng: They know that they should be studying.
eng: They know they should be studying.
eng: They know that they should do that soon.
eng: They know they should do that soon.
eng: They know that they should do that.
eng: They know they should do that.
eng: They know that they shouldn't be here.
eng: They know they shouldn't be here.
eng: They know that they shouldn't do that here.
eng: They know they shouldn't do that here.
eng: They know that they shouldn't do that.
eng: They know they shouldn't do that.
eng: They know that they should study French.
eng: They know they should study French.
eng: They know that they've been lied to.
eng: They know they've been lied to.
eng: They know that they've done something bad.
eng: They know they've done something bad.
eng: They know that they've done something wrong.
eng: They know they've done something wrong.
eng: They know that they've got to do that today.
eng: They know they've got to do that today.
eng: They know that they've got to keep working.
eng: They know they've got to keep working.
eng: They know that they've said too much.
eng: They know they've said too much.
eng: They know that they won't get in trouble.
eng: They know they won't get in trouble.
eng: They know you were the one who visited Tom the night before he was killed.
eng: They know that you were the one who visited Tom the night before he was killed.
eng: They let me know that they could do that.
eng: They let me know they could do that.
eng: They let me know that they couldn't do that.
eng: They let me know they couldn't do that.
eng: They let me know that they'd done that.
eng: They let me know they'd done that.
eng: They let me know that they needed do that.
eng: They let me know they needed do that.
eng: They let me know that they would do that.
eng: They let me know they would do that.
eng: They let us know that they could do that.
eng: They let us know they could do that.
eng: They let us know that they couldn't do that.
eng: They let us know they couldn't do that.
eng: They let us know that they had arrived.
eng: They let us know they had arrived.
eng: They let us know that they needed do that.
eng: They let us know they needed do that.
eng: They let us know that they would do that.
eng: They let us know they would do that.
eng: They let us know that they wouldn't do that.
eng: They let us know they wouldn't do that.
eng: They live on the floor beneath.
eng: They live on the floor below.
eng: They'll be happy that they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be happy they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be happy that they did that.
eng: They'll be happy they did that.
eng: They'll be sorry that they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be sorry they didn't do that.
eng: They'll be sorry that they did that.
eng: They'll be sorry they did that.
eng: They'll get all the help that they need.
eng: They'll get all the help they need.
eng: They'll get hurt if they're not careful.
eng: They'll get hurt if they aren't careful.
eng: They'll have closed.
eng: They will have shut.
eng: They looked like they always look.
eng: They looked like they always do.
eng: They loved their grandchildren.
eng: They loved their grandkids.
eng: They love their kids.
eng: They love their children.
eng: They marked the damaged goods down by 40%.
eng: They cut the price of the damaged goods by 40%.
eng: They marked the damaged goods down by 40%.
eng: They marked down the damaged goods by forty per cent.
eng: They marked the damaged goods down by 40%.
eng: They reduced the price of the damaged goods by forty per cent.
eng: They may go if they want to.
eng: They may go if they want.
eng: They may go wherever they want to.
eng: They may go wherever they want.
eng: They may go with you if they want to.
eng: They may go with you if they want.
eng: They may leave anytime they want to.
eng: They may leave anytime they want.
eng: They may leave if they want to.
eng: They may leave if they want.
eng: They may speak French if they want to.
eng: They may speak French if they want.
eng: They may talk to whoever they want to.
eng: They may talk to whoever they want.
eng: They may use our bicycles if they want to.
eng: They may use our bicycles if they want.