DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: There is some milk left.
eng: There's some milk left.
eng: There is something in my eye.
eng: There's something in my eye.
eng: There is something mysterious about the way Tom is behaving.
eng: There's something mysterious about the way Tom is behaving.
eng: There is something that I want to tell you.
eng: There's something that I want to tell you.
eng: There is something wrong with me.
eng: There's something wrong with me.
eng: There is something wrong with my car.
eng: There's something wrong with my car.
eng: There is some truth to this.
eng: There's some truth to this.
eng: There is too much furniture in this room.
eng: There's too much furniture in this room.
eng: There it is.
eng: There it is!
eng: There'll be other times.
eng: There will be other times.
eng: There may be other options we haven't thought of yet.
eng: There may be other options that we haven't thought of yet.
eng: The remote's battery is dead.
eng: The remote battery is dead.
eng: There must have been a large audience at the concert.
eng: There must've been a large audience at the concert.
eng: There must have been an accident up ahead.
eng: There must've been an accident up ahead.
eng: There must have been a tacit understanding between them.
eng: There must've been a tacit understanding between them.
eng: There must've been a mistake.
eng: There must have been a mistake.
eng: The report cannot be true.
eng: The report can't be true.
eng: There really wasn't anything that the doctors could do to Tom.
eng: There really wasn't anything the doctors could do to Tom.
eng: There're no guarantees.
eng: There are no guarantees.
eng: There's a black sheep in every flock.
eng: There is a black sheep in every flock.
eng: There's a boy.
eng: There is a boy.
eng: There's absolutely no chance that that'll happen.
eng: There's absolutely no chance that'll happen.
eng: There's absolutely no chance that we'll win.
eng: There's absolutely no chance we'll win.
eng: There's a cat on the table.
eng: There is a cat on the table.
eng: There's a cat under the table.
eng: There is a cat under the table.
eng: There's a chance it'll rain.
eng: There's a chance that it'll rain.
eng: There's a chance it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance that it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance it'll snow.
eng: There's a chance that it'll snow.
eng: There's a chance it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance that it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance it'll snow tonight.
eng: There's a chance that it'll snow tonight.
eng: There's a chance that I can be there by 2:30.
eng: There's a chance I can be there by 2:30.
eng: There's a chance that I'll die tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance I'll die tomorrow.
eng: There's a chance that it'll rain today.
eng: There's a chance it'll rain today.
eng: There's a chance that it'll work.
eng: There's a chance it'll work.
eng: There's a chance that it's real.
eng: There's a chance it's real.
eng: There's a chance that'll work.
eng: There's a chance that that'll work.
eng: There's a chance that Tom didn't do what you asked him to do.
eng: There's a chance Tom didn't do what you asked him to do.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't be at work on October 20th.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't be at work on October 20th.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't be there.
eng: Is there any chance Tom won't win?
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't be there.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't be there.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't want this.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't want this.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't want to do this.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't want to do this.
eng: There's a chance that you won't like this book.
eng: There's a chance you won't like this book.
eng: There's a chance this might be Tom's.
eng: There's a chance that this might be Tom's.
eng: There's a chance Tom is in trouble.
eng: There's a chance that Tom is in trouble.
eng: There's a chance Tom might know the answer.
eng: There's a chance that Tom might know the answer.
eng: There's a chance Tom will be late.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will be late.
eng: There's a chance Tom will eat with us tonight.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will eat with us tonight.
eng: There's a chance Tom will go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a chance Tom will pass the exam.
eng: There's a chance that Tom will pass the exam.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't be at work on Monday.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't be at work on Monday.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't know how to do that.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't know how to do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't know what to do.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't know what to do.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't want to do that.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't want to do that.
eng: There's a chance Tom won't want you there.
eng: There's a chance that Tom won't want you there.
eng: There's a chance we'll be late.
eng: There's a chance that we'll be late.
eng: There's a chance we won't be there.
eng: There's a chance that we won't be there.
eng: There's a chance you'll get injured if you do it that way.
eng: There's a chance that you'll get injured if you do it that way.
eng: There's a difference.
eng: There is a difference.
eng: There's a fine line between tax minimisation and tax avoidance.
eng: There's a fine line between tax minimization and tax avoidance.
eng: There's a good chance it'll rain.
eng: There's a good chance that it'll rain.
eng: There's a good chance it'll snow.
eng: There's a good chance that it'll snow.
eng: There's a good chance I won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that I won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that gasoline prices will go up.
eng: There's a good chance gasoline prices will go up.
eng: There's a good chance that it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a good chance it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a good chance that our prices will be going up next month.
eng: There's a good chance our prices will be going up next month.
eng: There's a good chance that taxes will increase.
eng: There's a good chance taxes will increase.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom missed the train.
eng: Is there any chance Tom will win?
eng: There's a good chance that Tom missed the train.
eng: There's a good chance Tom missed the train.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be arrested for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be arrested for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be fined for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be fined for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be fired for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be fired for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be here this afternoon.
eng: Is there any chance Tom will be there?
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be punished for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be punished for doing that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be there.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be there.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom won't ask Mary to the dance.
eng: There's a good chance Tom won't ask Mary to the dance.
eng: There's a good chance that what Tom told you isn't true.
eng: There's a good chance what Tom told you isn't true.
eng: There's a good chance Tom can't do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom can't do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom has to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom has to do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom needs to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom needs to do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom's father doesn't know that Tom is here.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom's father doesn't know that Tom is here.
eng: There's a good chance Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will ask Mary to help him do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will ask Mary to help him do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be chosen.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be chosen.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be elected.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be elected.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be in Boston next week.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be in Boston next week.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will be late.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will be late.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will come.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will come.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will do that with Mary.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will do that with Mary.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will know how to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will know how to do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will move to Boston next year.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will move to Boston next year.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will need help doing that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will need help doing that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will pass today's exam.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will pass today's exam.
eng: There's a good chance Tom will win.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom will win.
eng: There's a good chance Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a good chance Tom won't know how to do that.
eng: There's a good chance that Tom won't know how to do that.
eng: There's a lid for every pot.
eng: There is a lid for every pot.
eng: There's almost no chance that this team will win.
eng: There's almost no chance this team will win.
eng: There's a lot of castles in Castile.
eng: There are a lot of castles in Castile.
eng: There's a lot of castles in Castile.
eng: There are many castles in Castile.
eng: There's a lot of work to be done!
eng: There's a lot of work to be done.
eng: There's a lot to do.
eng: There is a lot to do.
eng: There's also a toilet on the fourth floor.
eng: There is also a toilet on the fourth floor.
eng: There's also Paolo.
eng: There is also Paolo.
eng: There's a misunderstanding.
eng: There is a misunderstanding.
eng: There's a monster under my bed.
eng: There is a monster under my bed.
eng: There's another option.
eng: There is another option.
eng: There's a pencil on my desk that you can use.
eng: There's a pencil on my desk you can use.
eng: There's a photo of Tom on Mary's desk.
eng: There is a photo of Tom on Mary's desk.
eng: There's a possibility I'll be the one who has to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll be the one who has to do that.
eng: There's a possibility I'll do that.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll do that.
eng: There's a possibility I'll get injured.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll get injured.
eng: There's a possibility I might be in Australia next month.
eng: There's a possibility that I might be in Australia next month.
eng: There's a possibility I might be in Boston next year.
eng: There's a possibility that I might be in Boston next year.
eng: There's a possibility I might go to Australia next next.
eng: There's a possibility that I might go to Australia next next.
eng: There's a possibility I might go to Boston next year.
eng: There's a possibility that I might go to Boston next year.
eng: There's a possibility it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There is a possibility it will snow tonight.
eng: There's a possibility I won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that I won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a possibility I won't be chosen.
eng: There's a possibility that I won't be chosen.
eng: There's a possibility I won't be there on time.
eng: There's a possibility that I won't be there on time.
eng: There's a possibility our plans will change.
eng: There's a possibility that our plans will change.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll be killed.
eng: There's a possibility I'll be killed.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll die tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility I'll die tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility that it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There is a possibility it will snow tonight.
eng: There's a possibility that it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility that that'll happen.
eng: There's a possibility that'll happen.
eng: There's a possibility that the meeting will be canceled.
eng: There's a possibility the meeting will be canceled.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom is with his friends, but I don't think he is.
eng: There's a possibility Tom is with his friends, but I don't think he is.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom will be late.
eng: There's a possibility Tom will be late.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom will be there.
eng: There's a possibility Tom will be there.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom will use my bicycle.
eng: There's a possibility Tom will use my bicycle.
eng: There's a possibility that we'll win.
eng: There's a possibility we'll win.
eng: There's a possibility that we might win.
eng: There's a possibility we might win.
eng: There's a possibility the schedule will change.
eng: There's a possibility that the schedule will change.
eng: There's a possibility Tom got lost.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom got lost.
eng: There's a possibility Tom is at Mary's.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom is at Mary's.
eng: There's a possibility Tom is in Boston.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom is in Boston.
eng: There's a possibility Tom isn't as happy as he seems.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom isn't as happy as he seems.
eng: There's a possibility Tom isn't going to be there.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom isn't going to be there.
eng: There's a possibility Tom is out on the porch reading a book.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom is out on the porch reading a book.
eng: There's a possibility Tom was murdered.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom was murdered.
eng: There's a possibility Tom wasn't the one who did that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom wasn't the one who did that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom will be busy all day tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom will be busy all day tomorrow.
eng: There's a possibility Tom will do that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom will do that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't be able to do that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't be there.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't be there.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't do that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't go to Australia with us.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't go to Australia with us.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't go to Boston with us.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't want to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't want to do that.
eng: There's a possibility Tom won't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: There's a possibility that Tom won't want to go to Australia with us.
eng: There's a possibility we'll do that.
eng: There's a possibility that we'll do that.
eng: There's a possibility you'll have to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that you'll have to do that.
eng: There's a possibility you'll need to do that.
eng: There's a possibility that you'll need to do that.
eng: There's a problem.
eng: There is a problem.
eng: There's a red rose in the pot.
eng: There is a red rose in the pot.
eng: There's a risk.
eng: There is a risk.
eng: There's a slim chance I won't be able to make it to the meeting.
eng: There's a slim chance that I won't be able to make it to the meeting.
eng: There's a slim chance that'll work.
eng: There's a slim chance that that'll work.
eng: There's a slim chance we'll see Tom there tomorrow.
eng: There's a slim chance that we'll see Tom there tomorrow.
eng: There's a small chance Tom will succeed.
eng: There's a small chance that Tom will succeed.
eng: There's a standard lamp in the corner of the room.
eng: In the corner of the room is a standard lamp.
eng: There's a very good chance I'll be there tomorrow.
eng: There's a very good chance that I'll be there tomorrow.
eng: There's a very good chance I'll do that.
eng: There's a very good chance that I'll do that.
eng: There's a very good chance it was Tom who did that.
eng: There's a very good chance that it was Tom who did that.
eng: There's a very good chance that it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a very good chance it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's a very good chance that'll happen.
eng: There's a very good chance that that'll happen.
eng: There's a very good chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's a very good chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's a very good chance Tom can help you.
eng: There's a very good chance that Tom can help you.
eng: There's a very good chance Tom knows Mary.
eng: There's a very good chance that Tom knows Mary.
eng: There's a very good chance Tom knows what to do.
eng: There's a very good chance that Tom knows what to do.
eng: There's a very slim chance that'll work.
eng: There's a very slim chance that that'll work.
eng: There's been an accident.
eng: There has been an accident.
eng: There seems no need to hurry.
eng: There seems to be no need to hurry.
eng: There seems to be no one in.
eng: Seems there's no one in.
eng: There's enough space for everybody.
eng: There's enough space for everyone.
eng: There's got to be a better way of doing this.
eng: There must be a better way of doing this.
eng: There's got to be someone else who can do that.
eng: There's got to be somebody else who can do that.
eng: There's hardly any chance Tom will win the election.
eng: There's hardly any chance that Tom will win the election.
eng: There she is!
eng: There she is.
eng: There's hope for everybody.
eng: There is hope for everybody.
eng: There's just no way that that's going to happen.
eng: There's just no way that's going to happen.
eng: There's little chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's little chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's little hope that he'll succeed.
eng: There is little hope that he will succeed.
eng: There's little hope Tom is still alive.
eng: There's little hope that Tom is still alive.
eng: There's little hope Tom will be here on time.
eng: There's little hope that Tom will be here on time.
eng: There's little hope Tom will recover.
eng: There's little hope that Tom will recover.
eng: There's little hope Tom will succeed.
eng: There's little hope that Tom will succeed.
eng: There's little possibility that'll happen.
eng: There's little possibility that that'll happen.
eng: There's little to do.
eng: There is little to do.
eng: There's milk in the fridge.
eng: There is milk in the fridge.
eng: There's much to learn about Shinto.
eng: There's much to learn about Shintō.
eng: There's never enough time to do all you want.
eng: There's never enough time to do everything you want to do.
eng: There's no accounting for taste.
eng: There is no accounting for taste.
eng: There's no alternative.
eng: There is no alternative.
eng: There's no beer here.
eng: There is no beer here.
eng: There's nobody for me to play with.
eng: There's no one for me to play with.
eng: There's nobody like you.
eng: There is nobody like you.
eng: There's no cause for concern.
eng: There is no cause for concern.
eng: There's no chance that's going to happen.
eng: There's no chance that that's going to happen.
eng: There's no chance that that'll happen.
eng: There's no chance that'll happen.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will ever be able to do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will ever be able to do that.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will ever be able to play the banjo as well as Mary.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will ever be able to play the banjo as well as Mary does.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will ever do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will ever do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will agree to do that.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will agree to do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will ask you to do that.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will ask you to do that.
eng: There's no chance Tom will recover.
eng: There's no chance that Tom will recover.
eng: There's no chance you're getting away.
eng: There's no chance that you're getting away.
eng: There's no denying that that happened.
eng: There's no denying that happened.
eng: There's no denying that Tom is a good swimmer.
eng: There's no denying Tom is a good swimmer.
eng: There's no denying that Tom is clever.
eng: There's no denying Tom is clever.
eng: There's no doubt I couldn't do that without your help.
eng: There's no doubt that I couldn't do that without your help.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom and Mary were planning to do that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom was planning to do that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was telling the truth.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom was telling the truth.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was the one who did it.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom was the one who did it.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom was the one who did that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind that we need to do that.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind we need to do that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom didn't do that.
eng: There's no doubt Tom didn't do that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom did that.
eng: There isn't any doubt that Tom did that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom did that.
eng: There's no doubt Tom did that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom hasn't done that.
eng: There's no doubt Tom hasn't done that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom is lying about it.
eng: There's no doubt Tom is lying about it.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom loved Mary.
eng: There's no doubt Tom loved Mary.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom poisoned Mary.
eng: There's no doubt Tom poisoned Mary.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: There's no doubt Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom will do that for us.
eng: There isn't any doubt that Tom will do that for us.
eng: There's no doubt Tom is the one who stole Mary's necklace.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom is the one who stole Mary's necklace.
eng: There's no doubt Tom likes doing that.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom likes doing that.
eng: There's no doubt Tom was murdered.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom was murdered.
eng: There's no doubt Tom will visit Australia this summer.
eng: There's no doubt that Tom will visit Australia this summer.
eng: There's no film in this camera.
eng: There is no film in this camera.
eng: There's no film in this camera.
eng: There's no tape in this camera.
eng: There's no food.
eng: There is no food.
eng: There's no fool like an old fool.
eng: There is no fool like an old fool.
eng: There's no great hurry.
eng: There's no great rush.
eng: There's no hope.
eng: There isn't any hope.
eng: There's no hurry.
eng: There is no hurry.
eng: There's no limit.
eng: There is no limit.
eng: There's no loo roll left!
eng: There's no loo paper left!
eng: There's no love lost between these two!
eng: There's no love lost between these two.
eng: There's no more money.
eng: There isn't any more money.
eng: There's no need to apologize.
eng: No need to apologize.
eng: There's no need to be so formal.
eng: No need to be so formal.
eng: There's no need to do that.
eng: There isn't any need to do that.
eng: There's no need to explain.
eng: No need to explain.
eng: There's no need to speak so loud.
eng: There isn't any need to speak so loud.
eng: There's no need to worry about that happening again.
eng: There isn't any need to worry about that happening again.
eng: There's no need to worry about that happening.
eng: There isn't any need to worry about that happening.
eng: There's no one at work except me.
eng: There's no one at work but me.
eng: There's no one here who can do that.
eng: There's nobody here who can do that.
eng: There's no one in the pool.
eng: There's nobody in the pool.
eng: There's no one like you.
eng: There is no one like you.
eng: There's no one living in the house next door.
eng: There's nobody living in the house next door.
eng: There's no one sitting here.
eng: Nobody's sitting here.
eng: There's no point in denying that happened.
eng: There's no point in denying that that happened.
eng: There's no possibility of Tom doing that.
eng: There isn't any possibility of Tom doing that.
eng: There's no problem.
eng: There is no problem.
eng: There's no question about that.
eng: There's no question about that!
eng: There's no reason that I need to do that today.
eng: There's no reason I need to do that today.
eng: There's no reason to get upset.
eng: There isn't any reason to get upset.
eng: There's no reason Tom has to know why I didn't do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom has to know why I didn't do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom has to know why I did that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom has to know why I did that.
eng: There's no reason Tom has to know why I don't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom has to know why I don't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom has to know why I want to do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom has to know why I want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know how much you bought your house for.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know how much you bought your house for.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know what Mary did.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know what Mary did.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know why I didn't do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know why I didn't do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know why I did that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know why I did that.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know why I don't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know why I don't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom needs to know why I want to do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom needs to know why I want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom would do that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom would do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom would have run away.
eng: There's no reason that Tom would've run away.
eng: There's no reason Tom would not want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom wouldn't want to do that.
eng: There's no reason Tom would say something like that.
eng: There's no reason that Tom would say something like that.
eng: There's no reason Tom would've run away.
eng: There's no reason that Tom would've run away.
eng: There's no reason Tom would've run away.
eng: There's no reason Tom would have run away.
eng: There's no reason to panic.
eng: There isn't any reason to panic.
eng: There's no rush.
eng: There is no rush.
eng: There's no smoke without fire.
eng: No smoke without fire.
eng: There's not a chance that that'll work.
eng: There's not a chance that'll work.
eng: There's not a cloud in the sky.
eng: There isn't a cloud in the sky.
eng: There's not a drop of water left.
eng: There isn't a drop of water left.
eng: There's not enough coffee.
eng: There is not enough coffee.
eng: There's not enough light to take pictures.
eng: There isn't enough light to take pictures.
eng: There's nothing going on between me and Tom.
eng: There's nothing going on between Tom and me.
eng: There's nothing going on between us.
eng: There is nothing going on between us.
eng: There's nothing left to discuss.
eng: There is nothing left to discuss.
eng: There's nothing left to eat.
eng: There is nothing left to eat.
eng: There's nothing left to say.
eng: There is nothing left to say!
eng: There's nothing more to say.
eng: There is nothing more to say!
eng: There's nothing more upsetting than a burgerless burger joint when your in the mood for nothing else but burgers...
eng: There's nothing more upsetting than a burgerless burger joint when your in the mood for nothing else except burgers...
eng: There's nothing more upsetting than a burgerless burger joint when your in the mood for nothing else but burgers...
eng: There's nothing more upsetting than a burgerless burger joint when your in the mood for nothing else other than burgers...
eng: There's nothing on earth that's not affected by the sun.
eng: There's nothing on earth that isn't affected by the sun.
eng: There's nothing on TV.
eng: There's nothing on television.
eng: There's nothing that can be done about that.
eng: There isn't anything that can be done about that.
eng: There's nothing there.
eng: There is nothing there.
eng: There's nothing to be scared of.
eng: There is nothing to be scared of.
eng: There's nothing to do, so I may as well go to bed.
eng: There is nothing to do, so I may as well go to bed.
eng: There's nothing to do.
eng: There is nothing to do.
eng: There's nothing we can do about that.
eng: There isn't anything we can do about that.
eng: There's nothing we can do.
eng: There is nothing we can do.
eng: There's nothing wrong with admitting that you're afraid.
eng: There's nothing wrong with admitting you're afraid.
eng: There's nothing wrong with fantasising.
eng: There's nothing wrong with fantasizing.
eng: There's nothing wrong with you.
eng: Nothing is wrong with you.
eng: There's nothing you could've done to prevent that from happening.
eng: There's nothing you could have done to prevent that from happening.
eng: There's no time to do that.
eng: There isn't any time to do that.
eng: There's no time to do that today.
eng: There isn't any time to do that today.
eng: There's not much chance that it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's not much chance it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: There's not much chance that that'll happen.
eng: There's not much chance that'll happen.
eng: There's not much chance Tom will be there.
eng: There's not much chance that Tom will be there.
eng: There's not much chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's not much chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's not much chance Tom will help us.
eng: There's not much chance that Tom will help us.
eng: There's not much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There isn't much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There's not much difference between the two.
eng: There isn't much difference between the two.
eng: There's not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There isn't much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There's not much hope.
eng: There isn't much hope.
eng: There's not much I can do to help, I'm afraid.
eng: There isn't much I can do to help, I'm afraid.
eng: There's not much snow on the ground.
eng: There isn't much snow on the ground.
eng: There's not much sugar left in the sugar bowl.
eng: There isn't much sugar left in the sugar bowl.
eng: There's not much traffic on this road.
eng: There isn't much traffic on this road.
eng: There's not much we can do to help.
eng: There isn't much that we can do to help.
eng: There's not much we can do to help.
eng: There isn't much we can do to help.
eng: There's no toilet paper.
eng: There is no toilet paper.
eng: There's no turning back now.
eng: There is no turning back now.
eng: There's no urgency.
eng: There is no urgency.
eng: There's no water in the well.
eng: There is no water in the well.
eng: There's no way anyone other than Tom could've done this.
eng: There's no way anyone other than Tom could have done this.
eng: There's no way I can do that by myself.
eng: There's no way that I can do that by myself.
eng: There's no way I could've refused to do that.
eng: There's no way I could have refused to do that.
eng: There's no way that Tom can do that by himself.
eng: There's no way Tom can do that by himself.
eng: There's no way that Tom could have stolen the money without being seen.
eng: There's no way that Tom could've stolen the money without being seen.
eng: There's no way Tom could've done this by himself.
eng: There's no way Tom could have done this by himself.
eng: There's no way Tom could've done this without help.
eng: There's no way Tom could have done this without help.
eng: There's no way Tom could've done what you said he did.
eng: There's no way Tom could have done what you said he did.
eng: There's no way Tom would've done that.
eng: There's no way Tom would have done that.
eng: There's nowhere on earth I'd rather be.
eng: There's nowhere on earth that I'd rather be.
eng: There's only a slim chance we'll see Tom there tomorrow.
eng: There's only a slim chance that we'll see Tom there tomorrow.
eng: There's only one place Tom could've gone.
eng: There's only one place Tom could have gone.
eng: There's only one thing that I really want.
eng: There's only one thing I really want.
eng: There's only two days left.
eng: There are only two days left.
eng: There's really no need for Mary's outfit to have a boob window.
eng: There's really no need for Mary's outfit to have a cleavage window.
eng: There's smell of naphtha.
eng: There is smell of naphtha.
eng: There's snow on the roof.
eng: There is snow on the roof.
eng: There's somebody coming up the stairs.
eng: There's someone coming up the stairs.
eng: There's somebody in the pool.
eng: There's someone in the pool.
eng: There's somebody in your room.
eng: There's someone in your room.
eng: There's somebody waiting in your office.
eng: There's someone waiting in your office.
eng: There's somebody who wants to meet you.
eng: There's someone here who wants to see you.
eng: There's somebody who wants to meet you.
eng: There's someone who wants to meet you.
eng: There's some milk in the bottle.
eng: There is some milk in the bottle.
eng: There's someone at the door.
eng: There's somebody at the door.
eng: There's someone at the door who wants to talk to you.
eng: There's somebody at the door who wants to talk to you.
eng: There's someone at the front door. Go see who it is.
eng: There's somebody at the front door. Go see who it is.
eng: There's someone here.
eng: There is someone here.
eng: There's someone I need to contact in Australia.
eng: There's somebody I need to contact in Australia.
eng: There's someone in the hall.
eng: There's somebody in the hall.
eng: There's someone in the house.
eng: There's somebody in the house.
eng: There's someone waiting for us outside.
eng: There's somebody waiting for us outside.
eng: There's someone waiting for you in the lobby.
eng: There's somebody waiting for you in the lobby.
eng: There's someone waiting to see you.
eng: There's somebody waiting to see you.
eng: There's something else.
eng: There is something else.
eng: There's something here.
eng: There is something here.
eng: There's something I'd like to talk to you about.
eng: There's something that I'd like to talk to you about.
eng: There's something in the room that needs to be washed.
eng: There's something in the room that needs washed.
eng: There's something I want to tell you.
eng: There is something that I want to tell you.
eng: There's something I want to tell you.
eng: There's something that I want to tell you.
eng: There's something rotten in the state of Denmark.
eng: There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.
eng: There's something that makes me suffer.
eng: There is something that makes me suffer.
eng: There's something Tom is not telling us.
eng: There's something Tom isn't telling us.
eng: There's something wrong.
eng: There is something wrong.
eng: There's something wrong with you.
eng: There is something wrong with you.
eng: There's something you should know.
eng: There is something you should know.
eng: There's something you should see.
eng: There is something you should see.
eng: There's so much I don't understand.
eng: There's so much that I don't understand.
eng: There's still a chance that going to happen.
eng: There's still a chance that that going to happen.
eng: There's still a chance that we can save Tom.
eng: There's still a chance we can save Tom.
eng: There's still a chance Tom will do that.
eng: There's still a chance that Tom will do that.
eng: There's still a possibility that that'll happen.
eng: There's still a possibility that'll happen.
eng: There's still something we have to do before we leave.
eng: There's still something we must to do before we leave.
eng: There's still something we've got to do before we leave.
eng: There's still something we must to do before we leave.
eng: There's still so much to do!
eng: There's still so much to do.
eng: There's sure a lot of traffic on the road today.
eng: There sure is a lot of traffic on the road today.
eng: The restaurant we're going to is downtown.
eng: The restaurant that we're going to is downtown.
eng: There still remains much to be done.
eng: There's still so much to be done.
eng: There was a chain-reaction crash during rush hour.
eng: There was a chain accident during rush hour.
eng: There was a chain-reaction crash during rush hour.
eng: There was a pileup during rush hour.
eng: There was a drop in temperature after the rain.
eng: There was a drop in temperature after it rained.
eng: There was a great deal of traffic on the town's streets.
eng: There was a lot of traffic on the town's streets.
eng: There was a heavy coat of dust on the table.
eng: There was a thick coat of dust on the table.
eng: There was a lot of snow last year.
eng: It snowed a lot last year.
eng: There was a lot of snow last year.
eng: There was a great deal of snow last year.
eng: There was a lot of wind.
eng: It was very windy.
eng: There was a time that I would've done anything for Tom.
eng: There was a time that I would have done anything for Tom.
eng: There was a time when I would've done that.
eng: There was a time when I would have done that.
eng: There was no answer.
eng: There was no response.
eng: There was nobody in the room except Tom.
eng: There was No one in the room except Tom.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind that Tom knew the answer.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind Tom knew the answer.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind that Tom was the one who stole my motorcycle.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind Tom was the one who stole my motorcycle.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind that Tom would do that.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind Tom would do that.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind that Tom would make the right decision.
eng: There was no doubt in my mind Tom would make the right decision.
eng: There was no one home.
eng: No one was at home.
eng: There was no one in the room.
eng: There was nobody in the room.
eng: There was no one on the beach.
eng: There was nobody on the beach.
eng: There was no one there when I arrived.
eng: There was nobody there when I arrived.
eng: There was not a bloody soul.
eng: Not a soul was to be seen.
eng: There was nothing anybody could've done.
eng: There was nothing anybody could have done.
eng: There was nothing anyone could have done.
eng: There was nothing anyone could've done.
eng: There was nothing anyone could've done.
eng: There was nothing anybody could've done.
eng: There was nothing I could do to help Tom.
eng: There wasn't anything I could do to help Tom.
eng: There was nothing I could've done.
eng: There was nothing I could have done.
eng: There was nothing that you could've done to stop Tom from doing what he did.
eng: There was nothing that you could have done to stop Tom from doing what he did.
eng: There was nothing Tom could've done.
eng: There was nothing Tom could have done.
eng: There was nothing Tom could've done to prevent the accident.
eng: There was nothing Tom could have done to prevent the accident.
eng: There was nothing we could have done.
eng: There was nothing we could've done.
eng: There was nothing you could've done to help.
eng: There was nothing you could have done to help.
eng: There was no water in the well.
eng: There wasn't any water in the well.
eng: There was no way I could not have asked Tom that question.
eng: There was no way I couldn't have asked Tom that question.
eng: There was no way that I could've done that without Tom's help.
eng: There was no way I could've done that without Tom's help.
eng: There was no way that I could've known that that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way I could've known that that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way that I could've known that that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way I could've known that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way that I could've known that Tom was going to do that.
eng: There was no way I could've known Tom was going to do that.
eng: There was no way that I could've known that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way I could've known that that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way that I could've known that was going to happen.
eng: There was no way I could've known that was going to happen.
eng: There wasn't any furniture in that room.
eng: There was no furniture in that room.
eng: There wasn't anyone there.
eng: There wasn't anybody there.
eng: There wasn't anything I could do to help.
eng: There wasn't anything that I could do to help.
eng: There wasn't anything that the doctors could do to Tom.
eng: There wasn't anything the doctors could do to Tom.
eng: There we experienced the incredible humanity of the nation, furnishing us with all things, with wonderful chearfulnes; lodging, fire, meat, cloaths, provisions for our way home.
eng: There we experienced the incredible humanity of the nation, giving us everything, with amazing cheerfulness; lodging, fire, meat, clothes, provisions for our way home.
eng: There were a lot of people there.
eng: There were many of people there.
eng: There were garbanzo beans in the salad as well as in the hummus.
eng: There were chickpeas in the salad as well as in the hummus.
eng: There were no books on Tom's desk.
eng: There weren't any books on Tom's desk.
eng: There were no customers, so we closed the shop earlier.
eng: As there were no clients, we closed the shop earlier.
eng: There were no railroads in Japan at that time.
eng: There were no railroads at that time in Japan.
eng: There weren't any children in the park.
eng: There weren't any kids in the park.
eng: There weren't any children in the park yesterday.
eng: There were no children in the park yesterday.
eng: There were times I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There were times that I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There were times I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There were times when I wished I were somewhere else.
eng: There you are.
eng: There you are!
eng: The Rhine runs between France and Germany.
eng: The Rhine flows between France and Germany.
eng: The rich are not held accountable for their actions.
eng: The rich aren't held accountable for their actions.
eng: The ring is mine.
eng: It's my ring.
eng: The ring that Tom is wearing is very valuable.
eng: The ring Tom is wearing is very valuable.
eng: The river flooded the entire region.
eng: The river flooded the whole region.
eng: The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even in one term. But, America, I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we WILL get there.
eng: The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even in one term. But, US Americans, I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we WILL get there.
eng: The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
eng: The road to Hell is paved with good intentions.
eng: The room charge is 100 USD a night plus tax.
eng: The room charge is $100 a night plus tax.
eng: The room the kidnappers locked me in had no windows.
eng: The room that the kidnappers locked me in had no windows.
eng: The rumor cannot be true.
eng: The rumor can't be true.
eng: The rumor is not true as far as I know.
eng: The rumor isn't true as far as I know.
eng: The rumor spread quickly.
eng: The rumor quickly spread.
eng: The sandwiches that you made were delicious.
eng: The sandwiches you made were delicious.
eng: The scaffolding that Tom built collapsed.
eng: The scaffolding Tom built collapsed.
eng: The school was established in 1650.
eng: This school was founded in 1650.
eng: The scientists examined dendrochronological records.
eng: The scientists looked at tree-ring data.
eng: The score is one all.
eng: The score is tied at one.
eng: These are my books.
eng: Those are my books.
eng: These are my children.
eng: These are my kids.
eng: These are not words.
eng: These aren't words.
eng: These aren't my ideas.
eng: These are not my ideas.
eng: These are our kids.
eng: These are our children.
eng: These are the books that I want to buy.
eng: These are the books I want to buy.
eng: These are the books that I want to read.
eng: These are the books I want to read.
eng: These are the same questions Tom might've asked.
eng: These are the same questions that Tom might've asked.
eng: These are the scissors that Tom lent me.
eng: These are the scissors Tom lent me.
eng: These are the shoes I bought last week.
eng: These are the shoes that I bought last week.
eng: These books are mine.
eng: Those are my books.
eng: These colors are beautiful.
eng: These colours are beautiful.
eng: The second lesson is very simple.
eng: The second lesson is very easy.
eng: The Second World War was five times bloodier than the First.
eng: World War II was five times bloodier than World War I.
eng: These drivers are not open source.
eng: These are not open source drivers.
eng: These numbers do not match.
eng: These numbers differ.
eng: These numbers don't match.
eng: These numbers differ.
eng: These numbers don't match.
eng: These numbers do not match.
eng: These oranges have gone bad.
eng: These oranges have rotted.
eng: These pictures could've been taken at that time, I suppose.
eng: These pictures could have been taken at that time, I suppose.
eng: These prices are outrageous!
eng: These prices are outrageous.
eng: These shelves cannot support so many books.
eng: These shelves can't support so many books.
eng: These shoes are so tight that I can't put them on.
eng: These shoes are too tight to wear.
eng: These shoes belong to Tom.
eng: These shoes are Tom's.
eng: These sources are poor.
eng: These sources are untrustworthy.
eng: These technical terms derive from Greek.
eng: These technical terms are derived from Greek.
eng: The seventh day of the week is Saturday.
eng: The 7th day of the week is Saturday.
eng: The ship is sinking.
eng: The ship is sinking!
eng: The ship sunk and all hands were lost.
eng: The ship sank and all hands were lost.
eng: The ship that Tom's grandfather was on was sunk by a torpedo.
eng: The ship Tom's grandfather was on was sunk by a torpedo.
eng: The ship Tom was on sank.
eng: The ship that Tom was on sank.
eng: The shirt needs ironing.
eng: The shirt must be ironed.
eng: The shirt needs pressing.
eng: The shirt needs ironing.
eng: The shirt that Tom was wearing didn't fit him very well.
eng: The shirt Tom was wearing didn't fit him very well.
eng: The shirt you're wearing is really wrinkled.
eng: The shirt that you're wearing is really wrinkled.
eng: The shooting iron binds.
eng: The shooting iron binds. (wrong language)
eng: The shower is broken.
eng: The shower doesn't work.
eng: The shower is still occupied.
eng: Someone’s still in the shower.
eng: The show Hoarders is one of the primary causes of armchair psychology in America.
eng: The show Hoarders is one of the primary causes of armchair psychology in the United States.
eng: The show is on Friday.
eng: The show's Friday.
eng: The show is on Saturday.
eng: The show's Saturday.
eng: The show is on Sunday.
eng: The show's Sunday.
eng: The show is on Thursday.
eng: The show's Thursday.
eng: The show is on Tuesday.
eng: The show's Tuesday.