DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I am writing a song in German.
eng: I'm writing a song in German.
eng: I am your elder sister.
eng: I'm your elder sister.
eng: I am your father.
eng: I'm your father.
eng: I am your father's spirit, doomed for a certain time to walk the night, and during the day I am confined to burn in fires, until the evil crimes I had done in my life are burnt and purged away.
eng: I am thy father’s spirit; doom’d for a certain term to walk the night, and, for the day, confin’d to waste in fires till the foul crimes done in my days of nature are burnt and purg’d away.
eng: I am your older sister.
eng: I'm your older sister.
eng: I am yours and you are mine.
eng: I'm yours and you're mine.
eng: I answered all of Tom's questions.
eng: I answered all Tom's questions.
eng: I apologize for any problems I may have caused.
eng: I apologize for any problems that I may have caused.
eng: I apparently did that wrong.
eng: I apparently did that incorrectly.
eng: I apparently should've done that.
eng: I apparently should have done that.
eng: I appreciate that this is not an easy task for you.
eng: I appreciate that this isn't an easy task for you.
eng: I appreciate that you have not had time to write.
eng: I appreciate that you haven't had time to write.
eng: I appreciate what you're trying to do.
eng: I appreciate what you are trying to do.
eng: I asked everybody the same question.
eng: I asked everyone the same question.
eng: I asked everyone what that was.
eng: I asked everybody what that was.
eng: I asked her to send us the book.
eng: I asked him to send us the book.
eng: I asked Mary what time she was planning on leaving.
eng: I asked Mary what time she was planning to leave.
eng: I asked Mary when she was planning to go to Boston.
eng: I asked Mary when she was planning on going to Boston.
eng: I asked Mary why she wasn't planning to go to Boston with us.
eng: I asked Mary why she wasn't planning on going to Boston with us.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary if they knew anyone who could teach my children French.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary if they knew anybody who could teach my children French.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary if they knew anyone who taught swimming.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary if they knew anybody who taught swimming.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary what time they were planning on leaving.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary what time they were planning to leave.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary when they were planning to go to Boston.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary when they were planning on going to Boston.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary why they weren't planning to go to Boston with us.
eng: I asked Tom and Mary why they weren't planning on going to Boston with us.
eng: I asked Tom how long he'd lived in Boston.
eng: I asked Tom how long he had lived in Boston.
eng: I asked Tom if he knew anybody who could teach my children French.
eng: I asked Tom if he knew anyone who could teach my children French.
eng: I asked Tom if he knew anybody who taught swimming.
eng: I asked Tom if he knew anyone who taught swimming.
eng: I asked Tom if he was okay.
eng: I asked Tom if he was OK.
eng: I asked Tom if he was planning on doing that.
eng: I asked Tom if he was planning to do that.
eng: I asked Tom if wanted to say anything.
eng: I asked Tom whether wanted to say anything.
eng: I asked Tom not to hurt anyone.
eng: I asked Tom not to hurt anybody.
eng: I asked Tom to throw the keys to me.
eng: I asked Tom to throw me the keys.
eng: I assume after work you're going home right away.
eng: I assume that after work you're going home right away.
eng: I assume all our equipment is still up to date.
eng: I assume that all our equipment is still up to date.
eng: I assume both of you brought flashlights.
eng: I assume that both of you brought flashlights.
eng: I assumed I'd go alone.
eng: I assumed that I'd go alone.
eng: I assumed it was free.
eng: I assumed that it was free.
eng: I assumed it was Tom who wrote this report.
eng: I assumed that it was Tom who wrote this report.
eng: I assumed Mary was Tom's girlfriend.
eng: I assumed that Mary was Tom's girlfriend.
eng: I assumed Mary was your girlfriend.
eng: I assumed that Mary was your girlfriend.
eng: I assumed that because we're brothers I could trust you.
eng: I assumed because we're brothers I could trust you.
eng: I assumed that's what was happening.
eng: I assumed that that's what was happening.
eng: I assumed that's what you'd wanted to do.
eng: I assumed that that's what you'd wanted to do.
eng: I assumed that Tom had told you I would be here.
eng: I assumed that Tom had told you that I would be here.
eng: I assumed that Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I assumed Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I assumed that was the reason you called me.
eng: I assumed that that was the reason you called me.
eng: I assumed that was why you called me.
eng: I assumed that that was why you called me.
eng: I assumed that you were in charge.
eng: I assumed you were in charge.
eng: I assumed there must be something else we had to do.
eng: I assumed that there must be something else we had to do.
eng: I assumed Tom and Mary were husband and wife.
eng: I assumed that Tom and Mary were husband and wife.
eng: I assumed Tom had paid the bill.
eng: I assumed that Tom had paid the bill.
eng: I assumed Tom had told you I would be here.
eng: I assumed that Tom had told you I would be here.
eng: I assumed Tom understood French.
eng: I assumed that Tom understood French.
eng: I assumed Tom understood what we were talking about.
eng: I assumed that Tom understood what we were talking about.
eng: I assumed Tom was Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I assumed that Tom was Mary's boyfriend.
eng: I assumed Tom was still at home.
eng: I assumed that Tom was still at home.
eng: I assumed Tom was there.
eng: I assumed that Tom was there.
eng: I assumed Tom was waiting for Mary.
eng: I assumed that Tom was waiting for Mary.
eng: I assumed Tom was working with you guys.
eng: I assumed that Tom was working with you guys.
eng: I assumed Tom was your boyfriend.
eng: I assumed that Tom was your boyfriend.
eng: I assumed Tom would be here today.
eng: I assumed that Tom would be here today.
eng: I assumed Tom would do that.
eng: I assumed that Tom would do that.
eng: I assumed Tom wouldn't do that.
eng: I assumed that Tom wouldn't do that.
eng: I assumed Tom wouldn't wait for us.
eng: I assumed that Tom wouldn't wait for us.
eng: I assumed Tom wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assumed that Tom wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assumed Tom wouldn't win.
eng: I assumed that Tom wouldn't win.
eng: I assumed Tom would win.
eng: I assumed that Tom would win.
eng: I assumed we'd all do this together.
eng: I assumed that we'd all do this together.
eng: I assumed you and I'd do that together.
eng: I assumed that you and I'd do that together.
eng: I assumed you and Tom were planning to come.
eng: I assumed that you and Tom were planning to come.
eng: I assumed you'd be up at this hour.
eng: I assumed that you'd be up at this hour.
eng: I assumed you'd do that.
eng: I assumed that you'd do that.
eng: I assumed you'd find out sooner or later.
eng: I assumed that you'd find out sooner or later.
eng: I assumed you'd go to Boston.
eng: I assumed that you'd go to Boston.
eng: I assumed you'd wait.
eng: I assumed that you'd wait.
eng: I assumed you'd want me to help.
eng: I assumed that you'd want me to help.
eng: I assumed you might be busy.
eng: I assumed that you might be busy.
eng: I assumed you might be hungry.
eng: I assumed that you might be hungry.
eng: I assumed you might be hungry so I brought some sandwiches.
eng: I assumed that you might be hungry so I brought some sandwiches.
eng: I assumed you were Canadian.
eng: I assumed that you were Canadian.
eng: I assumed you were happy.
eng: I assumed that you were happy.
eng: I assumed you were hungry.
eng: I assumed that you were hungry.
eng: I assumed you would come.
eng: I assumed that you would come.
eng: I assumed you would come.
eng: I thought you would come.
eng: I assumed you wouldn't do that.
eng: I assumed that you wouldn't do that.
eng: I assumed you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assumed that you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assumed you would want to do that.
eng: I assumed that you would want to do that.
eng: I assume I'll have access to a car.
eng: I assume that I'll have access to a car.
eng: I assume it's clear to you now why we couldn't hire Tom.
eng: I assume that it's clear to you now why we couldn't hire Tom.
eng: I assume it's impossible to know exactly when that'll happen.
eng: I assume that it's impossible to know exactly when that'll happen.
eng: I assume it's not as easy as it sounds.
eng: I assume that it's not as easy as it sounds.
eng: I assume it's not good.
eng: I assume that it's not good.
eng: I assume it was an accident.
eng: I assume that it was an accident.
eng: I assume it was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume that it was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume it was unavoidable.
eng: I assume that it was unavoidable.
eng: I assume I was invited.
eng: I assume that I was invited.
eng: I assume something good happened.
eng: I assume that something good happened.
eng: I assume that at some point Tom will just give up.
eng: I assume at some point Tom will just give up.
eng: I assume that both of you have brought flashlights.
eng: I assume both of you have brought flashlights.
eng: I assume that it was all they wanted to say.
eng: I assume it was all they wanted to say.
eng: I assume that no one knows the answer.
eng: I assume no one knows the answer.
eng: I assume that's a joke.
eng: I assume that that's a joke.
eng: I assume that's the reason Tom isn't here.
eng: I assume that that's the reason Tom isn't here.
eng: I assume that's what you'd want to do.
eng: I assume that that's what you'd want to do.
eng: I assume that's what you want.
eng: I assume that that's what you want.
eng: I assume that this idea will work well.
eng: I assume this idea will work well.
eng: I assume that Tom and Mary will get married.
eng: I assume Tom and Mary will get married.
eng: I assume that Tom can speak French.
eng: I assume Tom can speak French.
eng: I assume that Tom can swim.
eng: I assume Tom can swim.
eng: I assume that Tom can't swim.
eng: I assume Tom can't swim.
eng: I assume that Tom doesn't have that many friends.
eng: I assume Tom doesn't have that many friends.
eng: I assume that Tom doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I assume Tom doesn't know how to swim.
eng: I assume that Tom knows how to swim.
eng: I assume Tom knows how to swim.
eng: I assume that Tom will be late again.
eng: I assume Tom will be late again.
eng: I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time that we saw him.
eng: I assume Tom will be the same as he was the last time that we saw him.
eng: I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time we saw him.
eng: I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time that we saw him.
eng: I assume that Tom will eat dinner with us this evening.
eng: I assume Tom will eat dinner with us this evening.
eng: I assume that Tom will swim.
eng: I assume Tom will swim.
eng: I assume that Tom would like to go to Boston with us.
eng: I assume Tom would like to go to Boston with us.
eng: I assume that was the only way to get the job done in time.
eng: I assume that that was the only way to get the job done in time.
eng: I assume that was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume that that was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume that was Tom's wife.
eng: I assume that that was Tom's wife.
eng: I assume that we can do that.
eng: I assume we can do that.
eng: I assume that we're doing a pretty good job since nobody has complained.
eng: I assume we're doing a pretty good job since nobody has complained.
eng: I assume that we're doing a pretty good job since no one has complained.
eng: I assume that we're doing a pretty good job since nobody has complained.
eng: I assume that won't happen.
eng: I assume that that won't happen.
eng: I assume that you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you're Canadian.
eng: I assume you're Canadian.
eng: I assume that you're reasonable.
eng: I assume you're reasonable.
eng: I assume that you're telling me now because you figured that I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume you're telling me now because you figured that I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume that you're the Tom everyone's been telling me about.
eng: I assume that you're the Tom everybody's been telling me about.
eng: I assume that you're the Tom everyone's been telling me about.
eng: I assume you're the Tom everyone's been telling me about.
eng: I assume that your phone is still not working.
eng: I assume your phone is still not working.
eng: I assume that you've already done that.
eng: I assume that you've done that already.
eng: I assume that you've asked Tom to tell Mary what the situation is.
eng: I assume you've asked Tom to tell Mary what the situation is.
eng: I assume that you've done that already.
eng: I assume you've done that already.
eng: I assume that you've heard about Tom's death.
eng: I assume you've heard about Tom's death.
eng: I assume there's somebody somewhere who can do what needs to be done.
eng: I assume that there's somebody somewhere who can do what needs to be done.
eng: I assume the two of you know each other.
eng: I assume that the two of you know each other.
eng: I assume they chose Tom because he's the best person for the job.
eng: I assume that they chose Tom because he's the best person for the job.
eng: I assume this has something to do with Tom.
eng: I assume that this has something to do with Tom.
eng: I assume this isn't the best time to ask for a promotion.
eng: I assume that this isn't the best time to ask for a promotion.
eng: I assume this is what killed Tom.
eng: I assume that this is what killed Tom.
eng: I assume this is what you're looking for.
eng: I assume that this is what you're looking for.
eng: I assume this was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume that this was Tom's idea.
eng: I assume Tom and I are free to go.
eng: I assume that Tom and I are free to go.
eng: I assume Tom and Mary weren't at your party.
eng: I assume that Tom and Mary weren't at your party.
eng: I assume Tom did all the driving.
eng: I assume that Tom did all the driving.
eng: I assume Tom didn't forget to buy the tickets.
eng: I assume that Tom didn't forget to buy the tickets.
eng: I assume Tom didn't show up.
eng: I assume that Tom didn't show up.
eng: I assume Tom doesn't have very many friends.
eng: I assume that Tom doesn't have very many friends.
eng: I assume Tom is here to help.
eng: I assume that Tom is here to help.
eng: I assume Tom is up to no good.
eng: I assume that Tom is up to no good.
eng: I assume Tom told Mary.
eng: I assume that Tom told Mary.
eng: I assume Tom was kidding.
eng: I assume that Tom was kidding.
eng: I assume Tom will be here today.
eng: I assume that Tom will be here today.
eng: I assume Tom will be the same as he was the last time we saw him.
eng: I assume that Tom will be the same as he was the last time we saw him.
eng: I assume Tom will be the same as he was the last time we saw him.
eng: I assume Tom will be the same as he was the last time that we saw him.
eng: I assume Tom will eventually be arrested for what he did.
eng: I assume that Tom will eventually be arrested for what he did.
eng: I assume Tom won't be at tonight's party.
eng: I assume that Tom won't be at tonight's party.
eng: I assume Tom would be reluctant to do that.
eng: I assume that Tom would be reluctant to do that.
eng: I assume Tom would be willing to do that.
eng: I assume that Tom would be willing to do that.
eng: I assume Tom would like to go to Australia with us.
eng: I assume that Tom would like to go to Australia with us.
eng: I assume we're doing a pretty good job since no one has complained.
eng: I assume that we're doing a pretty good job since no one has complained.
eng: I assume you agree with me.
eng: I assume that you agree with me.
eng: I assume you all read about it.
eng: I assume that you all read about it.
eng: I assume you already tried asking Tom for help.
eng: I assume that you already tried asking Tom for help.
eng: I assume you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you asked Tom to tell Mary what the situation is.
eng: I assume that you asked Tom to tell Mary what the situation is.
eng: I assume you brought something to eat.
eng: I assume that you brought something to eat.
eng: I assume you can speak French.
eng: I assume that you can speak French.
eng: I assume you'd be willing to do that.
eng: I assume that you'd be willing to do that.
eng: I assume you don't need to do that.
eng: I assume that you don't need to do that.
eng: I assume you don't want go swimming with us.
eng: I assume that you don't want go swimming with us.
eng: I assume you don't want me to leave.
eng: I assume that you don't want me to leave.
eng: I assume you don't want this.
eng: I assume that you don't want this.
eng: I assume you found Tom.
eng: I assume that you found Tom.
eng: I assume you have a car.
eng: I assume that you have a car.
eng: I assume you have a college degree.
eng: I assume that you have a college degree.
eng: I assume you have a passport.
eng: I assume that you have a passport.
eng: I assume you haven't seen Tom this morning.
eng: I assume that you haven't seen Tom this morning.
eng: I assume you have some information about this.
eng: I assume that you have some information about this.
eng: I assume you heard about Tom's death.
eng: I assume that you heard about Tom's death.
eng: I assume you know about Tom's problem.
eng: I assume that you know about Tom's problem.
eng: I assume you know a little about computer programming.
eng: I assume that you know a little about computer programming.
eng: I assume you know how to fix the problem.
eng: I assume that you know how to fix the problem.
eng: I assume you know how to get to Tom's house.
eng: I assume that you know how to get to Tom's house.
eng: I assume you know there are no classes today.
eng: I assume that you know there are no classes today.
eng: I assume you know Tom.
eng: I assume that you know Tom.
eng: I assume you know what happened here yesterday.
eng: I assume that you know what happened here yesterday.
eng: I assume you know what this is about.
eng: I assume that you know what this is about.
eng: I assume you know what this is.
eng: I assume that you know what this is.
eng: I assume you know what to do.
eng: I assume that you know what to do.
eng: I assume you know what we're supposed to do next.
eng: I assume that you know what we're supposed to do next.
eng: I assume you know where Tom hid the key.
eng: I assume that you know where Tom hid the key.
eng: I assume you know who did this.
eng: I assume that you know who did this.
eng: I assume you know who that is.
eng: I assume that you know who that is.
eng: I assume you know who Tom is.
eng: I assume that you know who Tom is.
eng: I assume you know why I'm here.
eng: I assume that you know why I'm here.
eng: I assume you'll be eating lunch with Tom.
eng: I assume that you'll be eating lunch with Tom.
eng: I assume you'll be explaining why all this is necessary.
eng: I assume that you'll be explaining why all this is necessary.
eng: I assume you'll be here by 2:30.
eng: I assume that you'll be here by 2:30.
eng: I assume you'll be here this afternoon.
eng: I assume that you'll be here this afternoon.
eng: I assume you'll be investigating this.
eng: I assume that you'll be investigating this.
eng: I assume you'll be paying me in cash.
eng: I assume that you'll be paying me in cash.
eng: I assume you'll be taking a leave of absence.
eng: I assume that you'll be taking a leave of absence.
eng: I assume you'll call me if you need anything else.
eng: I assume that you'll call me if you need anything else.
eng: I assume you'll want to stay here with us.
eng: I assume that you'll want to stay here with us.
eng: I assume you must be a close friend of Tom's.
eng: I assume that you must be a close friend of Tom's.
eng: I assume you only hire people who speak more than one language.
eng: I assume that you only hire people who speak more than one language.
eng: I assume you're angry.
eng: I assume that you're angry.
eng: I assume you're familiar with this concept.
eng: I assume that you're familiar with this concept.
eng: I assume you're getting paid for this.
eng: I assume that you're getting paid for this.
eng: I assume you're here to ask me about Tom.
eng: I assume that you're here to ask me about Tom.
eng: I assume you're here to volunteer.
eng: I assume that you're here to volunteer.
eng: I assume you're in a hurry.
eng: I assume that you're in a hurry.
eng: I assume you're not here to volunteer.
eng: I assume that you're not here to volunteer.
eng: I assume you're not interested.
eng: I assume that you're not interested.
eng: I assume you're not interested in playing tennis with us this afternoon.
eng: I assume that you're not interested in playing tennis with us this afternoon.
eng: I assume you're qualified.
eng: I assume that you're qualified.
eng: I assume you're referring to Tom.
eng: I assume that you're referring to Tom.
eng: I assume you're referring to Tom's problem.
eng: I assume that you're referring to Tom's problem.
eng: I assume you're referring to what happened here recently.
eng: I assume that you're referring to what happened here recently.
eng: I assume you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you are talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume that you're talking about Tom.
eng: I assume you're telling me now because you figured I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume that you're telling me now because you figured I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume you're telling me now because you figured I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume you're telling me now because you figured that I'd find out anyway.
eng: I assume you're the Tom everybody's been telling me about.
eng: I assume that you're the Tom everybody's been telling me about.
eng: I assume you're the Tom everybody's been telling me about.
eng: I assume you're the Tom everyone's been telling me about.
eng: I assume you're willing to do that.
eng: I assume that you're willing to do that.
eng: I assume you're willing to take the risk.
eng: I assume that you're willing to take the risk.
eng: I assume you're working on correcting the mistakes.
eng: I assume that you're working on correcting the mistakes.
eng: I assume your mission was a success.
eng: I assume that your mission was a success.
eng: I assume your party was a success.
eng: I assume that your party was a success.
eng: I assume you share Tom's sentiments.
eng: I assume that you share Tom's sentiments.
eng: I assume you still live in Australia.
eng: I assume that you still live in Australia.
eng: I assume you still live in Boston.
eng: I assume that you still live in Boston.
eng: I assume you still play golf.
eng: I assume that you still play golf.
eng: I assume you studied French in high school.
eng: I assume that you studied French in high school.
eng: I assume you two know each other.
eng: I assume that you two know each other.
eng: I assume you've already done that.
eng: I assume you've done that already.
eng: I assume you've been to Boston
eng: I assume that you've been to Boston.
eng: I assume you've graduated from high school by now.
eng: I assume that you've graduated from high school by now.
eng: I assume you've had breakfast.
eng: I assume that you've had breakfast.
eng: I assume you've heard about Tom's promotion.
eng: I assume that you've heard about Tom's promotion.
eng: I assume you've heard about what happened here yesterday.
eng: I assume that you've heard about what happened here yesterday.
eng: I assume you've heard from Tom.
eng: I assume that you've heard from Tom.
eng: I assume you've heard that we're having a meeting this afternoon.
eng: I assume that you've heard that we're having a meeting this afternoon.
eng: I assume you've read my report.
eng: I assume that you've read my report.
eng: I assume you've talked to Tom.
eng: I assume that you've talked to Tom.
eng: I assume you wouldn't want to do that?
eng: I assume that you wouldn't want to do that?
eng: I assume you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assume that you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I assume you wouldn't want to sing?
eng: I assume that you wouldn't want to sing?
eng: I assured Tom that I could do that.
eng: I assured Tom I could do that.
eng: I assure you that I won't be late.
eng: I assure you I won't be late.
eng: I ate an Omurice.
eng: I ate a Japanese rice omelette.
eng: I ate a panipuri.
eng: I ate a golgappa.
eng: I ate as quickly as I could.
eng: I ate as quickly as I was able to.
eng: I ate bhelpuri.
eng: I ate bhel.
eng: I ate dinner an hour ago.
eng: I had dinner an hour ago.
eng: I ate less than Tom.
eng: I ate less than Tom did.
eng: I ate some potato chips.
eng: I ate some crisps.
eng: I ate the keema.
eng: I ate the kheema.
eng: I ate the keema.
eng: I ate the qeema.
eng: I ate the kheema.
eng: I ate the qeema.
eng: I awoke before dawn.
eng: I woke up before dawn.
eng: I bade good night to her.
eng: I wish her a good night.
eng: I baked some cookies for Tom.
eng: I baked Tom some cookies.
eng: I baked Tom some brownies.
eng: I baked some brownies for Tom.
eng: I baked you a cake.
eng: I baked a cake for you.
eng: I barely know you.
eng: I hardly even know you.
eng: I became cold.
eng: I got cold.
eng: I became Tom's friend.
eng: I made friends with Tom.
eng: I began to be afraid you would never come back again.
eng: I began to be afraid that you would never come back again.
eng: I began to learn Esperanto.
eng: I’ve started learning Esperanto.
eng: I began to study French when I was thirteen years old.
eng: I began to study French when I was thirteen.
eng: I beg your pardon; I didn't quite catch your name.
eng: I beg your pardon. I didn't quite catch your name.
eng: I beg your pardon?
eng: Pardon me?
eng: I believe anything can happen.
eng: I think anything can happen.
eng: I believe doing would be a mistake.
eng: I believe doing that would be a mistake.
eng: I believe everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe everybody deserves a chance.
eng: I believe everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe that everybody deserves a chance.
eng: I believe everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe that everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe his name is Tom.
eng: I think his name is Tom.
eng: I believe honesty is the best policy.
eng: I believe that honesty is the best policy.
eng: I believe I am in the right.
eng: I believe I'm in the right.
eng: I believe I can do that.
eng: I believe that I can do that.
eng: I believe I can handle it from here.
eng: I think I can handle it from here.
eng: I believe I can help you find Tom.
eng: I think I can help you find Tom.
eng: I believe I could do that.
eng: I believe that I could do that.
eng: I believe I did the right thing.
eng: I believe that I did the right thing.
eng: I believe I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I have seen the document you're talking about.
eng: I believe I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe that I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I made myself clear.
eng: I think I made myself clear.
eng: I believe in him.
eng: I have trust in him.
eng: I believe I owe you an apology.
eng: I think I owe you an apology.
eng: I believe it is a gift.
eng: I think it is a gift.
eng: I believe it's a myth.
eng: I think it's a myth.
eng: I believe it's time to wake up Robert.
eng: I believe it's time to wake Robert up.
eng: I believe it's worth trying.
eng: I think it's worth trying.
eng: I believe I've seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document you're talking about. I believe I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document you're talking about. I believe I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe that actions are more important than words.
eng: I believe actions are more important than words.
eng: I believe that belongs to me.
eng: I think that belongs to me.
eng: I believe that everybody deserves a chance.
eng: I believe that everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe that everyone deserves a chance.
eng: I believe everybody deserves a chance.
eng: I believe that he's happy.
eng: I think he's happy.
eng: I believe that I can handle that.
eng: I believe I can handle that.
eng: I believe that I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I have seen the document you're talking about.
eng: I believe that I've seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe that I've seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe I've seen the document you're talking about. I believe I have seen the document that you're talking about.
eng: I believe that'll happen.
eng: I believe that that'll happen.
eng: I believe that's too much.
eng: I believe that that's too much.
eng: I believe that this is not a good idea.
eng: I believe that this isn't a good idea.
eng: I believe that this is not a good idea.
eng: I believe this isn't a good idea.
eng: I believe that Tom did what he said he did.
eng: I believe Tom did what he said he did.
eng: I believe that Tom had something to do with the kidnapping.
eng: I believe Tom had something to do with the kidnapping.
eng: I believe that Tom is not guilty.
eng: I believe that Tom isn't guilty.
eng: I believe that Tom is not guilty.
eng: I believe Tom isn't guilty.
eng: I believe that Tom isn't guilty.
eng: I believe Tom isn't guilty.
eng: I believe that Tom is thirty years old.
eng: I believe that Tom is thirty.
eng: I believe Tom did it.
eng: I believe that Tom did it.
eng: I believe Tom got the message.
eng: I believe that Tom got the message.
eng: I believe Tom is acquainted with Mary.
eng: I think Tom is acquainted with Mary.
eng: I believe Tom is correct.
eng: I think Tom is correct.
eng: I believe Tom is doing well.
eng: I think Tom is doing well.
eng: I believe Tom is going to do that.
eng: I believe that Tom is going to do that.
eng: I believe Tom is thirty.
eng: I believe that Tom is thirty.
eng: I believe Tom is thirty years old.
eng: I believe that Tom is thirty.
eng: I believe Tom knows Mary.
eng: I believe Tom knows that Mary can't do that.
eng: I believe we can do better.
eng: I believe that we can do better.
eng: I believe we can do business together.
eng: I think we can do business together.
eng: I believe you are honest.
eng: I believe you're honest.
eng: I believe you are incorrect.
eng: I think you are incorrect.
eng: I believe you both know Tom.
eng: I think you both know Tom.
eng: I believe you can help us.
eng: I think you can help us.
eng: I believe you can succeed.
eng: I believe that you can succeed.
eng: I believe you know the rules.
eng: I think you know the rules.
eng: I believe you know Tom.
eng: I think you know Tom.
eng: I believe you owe me an apology.
eng: I think you owe me an apology.
eng: I believe you've answered all my questions.
eng: I think you've answered all my questions.
eng: I believe you've been looking for me.
eng: I think you've been looking for me.
eng: I believe you've been trying to contact us.
eng: I think you've been trying to contact us.
eng: I bet I can do that better than Tom can.
eng: I bet that I can do that better than Tom can.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it isn't the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time Tom has done that.
eng: I bet it's not the first time that Tom has done that.
eng: I bet that nothing'll happen.
eng: I bet nothing'll happen.
eng: I bet that nothing will happen.
eng: I bet nothing'll happen.
eng: I bet that nothing will happen.
eng: I bet that nothing'll happen.
eng: I bet that we'll be able sell a lot of these.
eng: I bet we'll be able sell a lot of these.
eng: I bet this is the first time this has happened to you.
eng: I bet this is the first time that this has happened to you.
eng: I bet Tom has never even been to Australia.
eng: I bet that Tom has never even been to Australia.
eng: I bet Tom is still in Australia.
eng: I bet that Tom is still in Australia.
eng: I bet Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I bet that Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I bet Tom was real happy.
eng: I bet Tom was very happy.
eng: I bet Tom won't agree.
eng: I bet that Tom won't agree.
eng: I bet Tom won't go to Australia next summer.
eng: I bet that Tom won't go to Australia next summer.
eng: I bet Tom won't laugh.
eng: I bet that Tom won't laugh.
eng: I bet we're going to be late.
eng: I bet that we're going to be late.
eng: I bet you didn't know that I was going to do that.
eng: I bet you didn't know I was going to do that.
eng: I bet you didn't know this.
eng: I bet that you didn't know this.
eng: I bet you don't remember the first time we met.
eng: I bet you don't remember the first time that we met.
eng: I bet you haven't had to do that.
eng: I bet that you haven't had to do that.
eng: I bet you're tired after doing that.
eng: I bet that you're tired after doing that.
eng: I bet you Tom won't be at the party.
eng: I bet you that Tom won't be at the party.
eng: I bike to work.
eng: I ride my bike to work.
eng: I bought a bicycle for Tom.
eng: I bought Tom a bicycle.
eng: I bought a camera for 30 dollars.
eng: I bought a camera for thirty dollars.
eng: I bought a hat for Tom.
eng: I bought Tom a hat.
eng: I bought a new car last week.
eng: I purchased a new car last week.
eng: I bought Mary a scarf.
eng: I bought a scarf for Mary.
eng: I bought that house on Park Street I told you about.
eng: I bought that house on Park Street that I told you about.
eng: I bought this camera for three hundred dollars.
eng: I bought this camera for $300.
eng: I bought this jacket for $30.
eng: I bought this jacket for thirty dollars.
eng: I bought this outright.
eng: I paid in full for this.
eng: I bought this umbrella for thirty dollars.
eng: I bought this umbrella for $30.
eng: I bought Tom a clock.
eng: I bought a clock for Tom.
eng: I bought Tom a watch.
eng: I bought a watch for Tom
eng: I bought Tom some balloons.
eng: I bought some balloons for Tom.
eng: I bought two dozen pencils.
eng: I bought 24 pencils.
eng: I broke down the door because I lost the key.
eng: I broke open the door because I had lost the key.
eng: I brought you some candy.
eng: I brought some candy for you.
eng: I built a house for my son.
eng: I built my son a house.
eng: I bumped into Tom today.
eng: I ran into Tom today.
eng: I burned all the letters that you wrote to me.
eng: I burned all the letters that you wrote me.
eng: I burnt the bread.
eng: I burned the bread.
eng: I burst into tears.
eng: I started to cry.
eng: I buy loads of stuff at that store.
eng: I buy a lot of stuff at that store.
eng: I buy loads of stuff at that store.
eng: I buy lots of stuff at that store.
eng: I buy things I know that I'm not going to use.
eng: I buy things I know I'm not going to use.
eng: I buy things that I know that I'm not going to use.
eng: I buy things that I know I'm not going to use.
eng: I called my boss in Australia and he said I could stay in New Zealand for another week.
eng: I called my boss in Australia and he said that I could stay in New Zealand for another week.
eng: I called my wife to let her know that I'd be late for dinner.
eng: I called my wife to let her know I'd be late for dinner.
eng: I called my wife to let her know that I'd be late.
eng: I called my wife to let her know I'd be late.
eng: I called Tom a taxi.
eng: I called a taxi for Tom.
eng: I called Tom's house, but nobody answered.
eng: I called Tom's house, but no one answered.
eng: I called Tom to let him know that I'd be late.
eng: I called Tom to let him know I'd be late.
eng: I came, I saw, I conquered.
eng: I came; I saw; I conquered.
eng: I came to tell you that Tom has been injured.
eng: I came to tell you Tom has been injured.
eng: I can assure you I'm not going to do that.
eng: I can assure you that I'm not going to do that.
eng: I can assure you that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that isn't going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that's not going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that that's not going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that isn't going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that that's not going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that's not going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that that's not going to happen.
eng: I can assure you that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I can do it by myself.
eng: I can do it by myself!
eng: I can do that and Tom can, too.
eng: I can do that and so can Tom.
eng: I can do that better than anyone else.
eng: I can do that better than anybody else.
eng: I can do that better than Tom.
eng: I can do that better than Tom can.
eng: I can do that better than you can.
eng: I can do that better than you.
eng: I can do that faster than Tom.
eng: I can do that faster than Tom can.
eng: I can do that faster than you.
eng: I can do that faster than you can.
eng: I can do that way better than Tom can.
eng: I can do that way better than Tom.
eng: I can do that way better than you can.
eng: I can do that way better than you.
eng: I can do things that Tom can't.
eng: I can do things Tom can't.
eng: I can eat things that Tom can't.
eng: I can eat things Tom can't.
eng: I can guarantee that that'll happen.
eng: I can guarantee that'll happen.
eng: I can guarantee that we won't do that again.
eng: I can guarantee we won't do that again.
eng: I can hardly believe I'm not dreaming.
eng: I can hardly believe that I'm not dreaming.
eng: I can hear someone singing.
eng: I can hear somebody singing.
eng: I can hear you, but I can't see you.
eng: I hear you, but I don't see you.
eng: I can never make my son to eat any vegetables.
eng: I can never get my son to eat any vegetables.
eng: I cannot accept your gift.
eng: I can't accept your gift.
eng: I cannot accept your present.
eng: I can't accept your present.
eng: I cannot afford a holiday.
eng: I can't afford a holiday.
eng: I cannot afford to buy a car.
eng: I can't afford to buy a car.
eng: I cannot afford to buy a new bicycle.
eng: I can't afford to buy a new bicycle.
eng: I cannot afford to buy a new car.
eng: I can't afford to buy a new car.
eng: I can not afford to buy a used car.
eng: I can't afford to buy a used car.
eng: I cannot afford to buy such a thing.
eng: I can't afford to buy such a thing.
eng: I cannot afford to keep a car.
eng: I can not afford to keep a car.
eng: I cannot agree to your proposal.
eng: I can't agree to your proposal.
eng: I can not agree with you as regards that.
eng: I cannot agree with you as regards that.
eng: I cannot agree with you.
eng: I can't agree with you.
eng: I cannot agree with you on this point.
eng: I can't agree with you on this point.
eng: I can not answer your question.
eng: I can't answer your question.
eng: I cannot answer your question.
eng: I can't answer your question.
eng: I cannot approve your plan.
eng: I can't approve your plan.
eng: I cannot bear it any longer.
eng: I can't bear it any longer.
eng: I cannot bear the pain any more.
eng: I can't bear the pain anymore.
eng: I can not bear this noise any more.
eng: I can't bear this noise anymore.
eng: I cannot bring myself to do such a thing.
eng: I can't bring myself to do such a thing.
eng: I can not buy spare parts for this car.
eng: I can't buy spare parts for this car.
eng: I cannot carry this suitcase by myself.
eng: I can't carry this suitcase by myself.
eng: I cannot come next week.
eng: I can't come next week.
eng: I can not comply with your request.
eng: I can't comply with your request.
eng: I cannot confirm this.
eng: I can't confirm this.
eng: I cannot decide whether to go or not.
eng: I can't decide whether to go or not.
eng: I can not decode the message.
eng: I can't decode the message.
eng: I cannot describe my feelings.
eng: I can't describe my feelings.
eng: I cannot disclose any information about the informant.
eng: I can't disclose any information about the informant.
eng: I can not do all of this.
eng: I can't do all of this.
eng: I cannot do the work on my own.
eng: I can't do the work on my own.
eng: I cannot do without sugar in my coffee.
eng: I can't do without sugar in my coffee.
eng: I cannot do without this dictionary even for a single day.
eng: I can not do without this dictionary even for a single day.
eng: I cannot do without your advice.
eng: I can't do without your advice.
eng: I cannot drive a bus.
eng: I can't drive a bus.
eng: I cannot eat anything today.
eng: I can't eat anything today.
eng: I can not even cook an omelet.
eng: I can't even cook an omelet.
eng: I cannot excuse her.
eng: I can't excuse her.
eng: I cannot explain it to you now.
eng: I can't explain it to you now.
eng: I cannot feel a thing.
eng: I can't feel a thing.
eng: I cannot find fault with him.
eng: I can't find fault with him.
eng: I cannot find my credit card.
eng: I can't find my credit card.
eng: I cannot find the lighter.
eng: I can't find the lighter.
eng: I cannot find the page I was looking for.
eng: I can't find the page I was looking for.
eng: I cannot find time to read the book.
eng: I can't find time to read the book.
eng: I cannot fix the computer.
eng: I can't fix the computer.
eng: I cannot follow his logic.
eng: I can't follow his logic.
eng: I cannot follow your logic.
eng: I can't follow your logic.
eng: I cannot forget you.
eng: I can't forget you.
eng: I cannot for the life of me remember where it was.
eng: I can't for the life of me remember where it was.
eng: I cannot get along with him.
eng: I can't get along with him.
eng: I can not get enough sleep any more.
eng: I can't get enough sleep anymore.
eng: I cannot get in touch with him.
eng: I can't get in touch with him.
eng: I cannot get rid of it.
eng: I can't get rid of it.
eng: I cannot get rid of my cough.
eng: I can't get rid of my cough.
eng: I cannot get the lid off.
eng: I can't get the lid off.
eng: I cannot get there in an hour.
eng: I can't get there in an hour.
eng: I cannot give this dictionary to anyone.
eng: I can't give this dictionary to anyone.
eng: I can not give you an immediate answer.
eng: I can't give you an immediate answer.
eng: I can not go, nor do I want to.
eng: I can't go, nor do I want to.
eng: I cannot go to the party, but thank you for inviting me all the same.
eng: I can't go to the party, but thank you for inviting me all the same.
eng: I cannot grant that request.
eng: I can't grant that request.
eng: I cannot help thinking that my son is still alive.
eng: I can't help thinking that my son is still alive.
eng: I cannot help you.
eng: I can't help you.
eng: I cannot lend this book to you.
eng: I can't lend this book to you.
eng: I cannot let them catch me.
eng: I can't let them catch me.
eng: I cannot let them catch you.
eng: I can't let them catch you.
eng: I cannot lift this box.
eng: I can't lift this box.
eng: I cannot lift this stone.
eng: I can't lift this stone.
eng: I can not live without you. You are the only woman for me.
eng: I can't live without you. You're the only woman for me.
eng: I cannot look at this photo without being reminded of my school days.
eng: I can't look at this photo without being reminded of my school days.
eng: I cannot look at you when I speak to you.
eng: I can't look at you when I speak to you.
eng: I cannot make out the meaning of this sentence.
eng: I can't make out the meaning of this sentence.
eng: I cannot make out why he isn't here yet.
eng: I can't make out why he isn't here yet.
eng: I cannot manage without his support.
eng: I can't manage without his support.
eng: I cannot possibly come.
eng: I can't possibly come.
eng: I cannot possibly do it.
eng: I can't possibly do it.
eng: I cannot possibly finish the work by tomorrow.
eng: I can't possibly finish the work by tomorrow.
eng: I cannot possibly help you.
eng: It is impossible for me to help you.
eng: I cannot pray now.
eng: I can't pray now.
eng: I cannot put up with all that noise.
eng: I can't put up with all that noise.
eng: I cannot put up with his arrogance.
eng: I can't put up with his arrogance.
eng: I can not put up with his insults any longer.
eng: I can't put up with his insults any longer.
eng: I cannot put up with his temper any longer.
eng: I can't put up with his temper any longer.
eng: I cannot put up with this noise.
eng: I can't put up with this noise.
eng: I cannot quite understand it.
eng: I can't quite understand it.
eng: I cannot read French.
eng: I can't read French.
eng: I cannot read without glasses.
eng: I can't read without glasses.
eng: I cannot recognize it.
eng: I can't recognize it.
eng: I cannot release that information. It is private.
eng: I can't release that information. It's private.
eng: I cannot run because I am very tired.
eng: I can't run because I'm very tired.
eng: I cannot say.
eng: I'm unable to say.
eng: I cannot see it.
eng: I can't see it.
eng: I cannot see the advantage of doing that.
eng: I can't see the advantage of doing that.
eng: I cannot solve the problem on my own.
eng: I can't solve the problem on my own.
eng: I cannot speak German.
eng: I can't speak German.
eng: I cannot speak Japanese.
eng: I can't speak Japanese.
eng: I cannot stand being made fun of.
eng: I can't stand being made fun of.
eng: I cannot stand his arrogance any longer.
eng: I can't stand his arrogance any longer.
eng: I cannot stand that noise anymore.
eng: I can't stand that noise anymore.
eng: I can not stand that noise.
eng: I can't stand that noise.
eng: I cannot stand the cold.
eng: I can't stand the cold.
eng: I cannot stand this anymore.
eng: I can't take this shit anymore.
eng: I cannot stand you anymore.
eng: I can't stand you anymore.
eng: I cannot stop her.
eng: I can't stop her.
eng: I cannot stop him.
eng: I can't stop him.
eng: I cannot stop it.
eng: I can't stop it.
eng: I cannot stop the bleeding.
eng: I can't stop the bleeding.
eng: I cannot swim at all.
eng: I can't swim at all.
eng: I cannot take all the credit for it.
eng: I can't take all of the credit for it.
eng: I can not tell Tom from his brother.
eng: I can't tell Tom from his brother.
eng: I cannot tell you everything that happened to me yesterday.
eng: I can't tell you everything that happened to me yesterday.
eng: I cannot tell you where Tom went.
eng: I can't tell you where Tom went.
eng: I cannot thank him enough.
eng: I can't thank him enough.
eng: I cannot thank you enough for all your kindness.
eng: I can't thank you enough for all your kindness.
eng: I cannot thank you enough for your assistance.
eng: I can't thank you enough for your assistance.
eng: I cannot thank you enough for your kindness.
eng: I can't thank you enough for your kindness.
eng: I cannot think about that.
eng: I can't think about that.
eng: I cannot think that I will ever meet him.
eng: I don't think I'll ever meet him.
eng: I cannot tolerate naughty children.
eng: I can't tolerate naughty children.
eng: I cannot trust a person like that.
eng: I can't trust a person like that.
eng: I cannot trust what she says.
eng: I can't trust what she says.
eng: I cannot understand anything he said.
eng: I can't understand anything he said.
eng: I cannot understand it.
eng: I can't understand it.
eng: I cannot understand what happened.
eng: I can't understand what happened.
eng: I cannot understand why he left so suddenly.
eng: I can't understand why he left so suddenly.
eng: I cannot whistle.
eng: I can't whistle.
eng: I can now do that.
eng: I'm now able to do that.
eng: I can only hope that in time you'll forgive me.
eng: I can only hope in time you'll forgive me.
eng: I can play chess, but can't play checkers.
eng: I can play chess, but I can't play checkers.
eng: I can prove that I'm right.
eng: I can prove I'm right.
eng: I can prove Tom lied.
eng: I can prove that Tom lied.