DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't like it.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't like it.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't like that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't like that.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary hasn't been very happy here.
eng: Tom knows that Mary hasn't been very happy here.
eng: Tom knows Mary has spent time in prison.
eng: Tom knows that Mary has spent time in prison.
eng: Tom knows Mary is angry with him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is angry with him.
eng: Tom knows Mary is away.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is away.
eng: Tom knows Mary is dead.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is dead.
eng: Tom knows Mary is hiding something.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is hiding something.
eng: Tom knows Mary is in love with John.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is in love with John.
eng: Tom knows Mary is lying.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is lying.
eng: Tom knows Mary is mad at him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is mad at him.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't likely to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't likely to do that today.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't planning to go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't planning to go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't planning to go to Boston with him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't planning to go to Boston with him.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't very happy here.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't very happy here.
eng: Tom knows Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knows Mary is rich.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is rich.
eng: Tom knows Mary is right.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is right.
eng: Tom knows Mary is teasing.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is teasing.
eng: Tom knows Mary is telling the truth.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is telling the truth.
eng: Tom knows Mary is up to something.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is up to something.
eng: Tom knows Mary is with John.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is with John.
eng: Tom knows Mary is wrong.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is wrong.
eng: Tom knows Mary knows.
eng: Tom knows that Mary knows.
eng: Tom knows Mary left early.
eng: Tom knows that Mary left early.
eng: Tom knows Mary lied to him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary lied to him.
eng: Tom knows Mary likes Australia.
eng: Tom knows that Mary likes Australia.
eng: Tom knows Mary likes reggae.
eng: Tom knows that Mary likes reggae.
eng: Tom knows Mary no longer has to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary no longer has to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary no longer wants to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary no longer wants to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary probably won't do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary probably won't do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary studied French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary studied French.
eng: Tom knows Mary wants to get married.
eng: Tom knows that Mary wants to get married.
eng: Tom knows Mary was here.
eng: Tom knows that Mary was here.
eng: Tom knows Mary wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom knows that Mary went to Australia.
eng: Tom knows Mary will do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary will help him do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will help him do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably be busy all afternoon.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably be busy all afternoon.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably be hungry when she gets home.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably be hungry when she gets home.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably be too busy to help him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably be too busy to help him.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably need some help.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably need some help.
eng: Tom knows Mary will probably want to eat pizza.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will probably want to eat pizza.
eng: Tom knows Mary will win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will win.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't be able to win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't be able to win.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't do what John asked her to do.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't do what John asked her to do.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't likely do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't likely do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't speak French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't speak French.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't tell John.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't tell John.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't win.
eng: Tom knows Mary would never do such a thing.
eng: Tom knows that Mary would never do such a thing.
eng: Tom knows Mary would rather not do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary would rather not do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary would rather not go to Australia.
eng: Tom knows that Mary would rather not go to Australia.
eng: Tom knows Mary would rather not go to Boston.
eng: Tom knows that Mary would rather not go to Boston.
eng: Tom knows more about Australia than me.
eng: Tom knows more about Australia than I do.
eng: Tom knows more about Boston than I do.
eng: Tom knows more about Boston than me.
eng: Tom knows more than you think.
eng: Tom knows more than you think he does.
eng: Tom knows nothing about Mary's family.
eng: Tom doesn't know anything about Mary's family.
eng: Tom knows something he's not telling us.
eng: Tom knows something he isn't telling us.
eng: Tom knows something I don't.
eng: Tom knows something I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something I don't.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't.
eng: Tom knows something I don't.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something's going on.
eng: Tom knows that something's going on.
eng: Tom knows something's up.
eng: Tom knows that something's up.
eng: Tom knows something's wrong.
eng: Tom knows something is wrong.
eng: Tom knows something's wrong.
eng: Tom knows that something's wrong.
eng: Tom knows something that he's not telling us.
eng: Tom knows something that he isn't telling us.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't.
eng: Tom knows something that I don't.
eng: Tom knows something I don't know.
eng: Tom knows something that Mary doesn't know.
eng: Tom knows something Mary doesn't know.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't know.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't know.
eng: Tom knows something we don't.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't know.
eng: Tom knows something we don't know.
eng: Tom knows something we don't know.
eng: Tom knows something that we don't.
eng: Tom knows something we don't.
eng: Tom knows something we don't know.
eng: Tom knows that better than anyone.
eng: Tom knows that better than anybody.
eng: Tom knows that everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows that everything Mary is saying is true.
eng: Tom knows everything Mary is saying is true.
eng: Tom knows that he can do that.
eng: Tom knows he can do that.
eng: Tom knows that he can take care of himself.
eng: Tom knows he can take care of himself.
eng: Tom knows that he can win.
eng: Tom knows he can win.
eng: Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: Tom knows he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he has a choice to make.
eng: Tom knows he has a choice to make.
eng: Tom knows that he has to be ready.
eng: Tom knows he has to be ready.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows he has to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows he has to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do that today.
eng: Tom knows he has to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do that.
eng: Tom knows he has to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he'll be punished.
eng: Tom knows he'll be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he'll be punished.
eng: Tom knows he will be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never live up to his parent's expectations.
eng: Tom knows he'll never live up to his parent's expectations.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows he needs to do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows he needs to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows he needs to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do that today.
eng: Tom knows he needs to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows he needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he ought to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows he ought to do that soon.
eng: Tom knows that he ought to do that today.
eng: Tom knows he ought to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that he ought to do that.
eng: Tom knows he ought to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's dying.
eng: Tom knows he's dying.
eng: Tom knows that he's good-looking.
eng: Tom knows he's good-looking.
eng: Tom knows that he's got some explaining to do.
eng: Tom knows he's got some explaining to do.
eng: Tom knows that he's handsome.
eng: Tom knows he's handsome.
eng: Tom knows that he should do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows he should do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he should do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he should do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows that he should do that today.
eng: Tom knows he should do that today.
eng: Tom knows that he should do that.
eng: Tom knows he should do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows that he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he was wrong.
eng: Tom knows he was wrong.
eng: Tom knows that I did that yesterday.
eng: Tom knows I did that yesterday.
eng: Tom knows that I don't care.
eng: Tom knows I don't care.
eng: Tom knows that I don't care what happens.
eng: Tom knows I don't care what happens.
eng: Tom knows that I don't care whether he comes with us or not.
eng: Tom knows I don't care whether he comes with us or not.
eng: Tom knows that I don't often do that.
eng: Tom knows I don't often do that.
eng: Tom knows that I don't often leave early.
eng: Tom knows I don't often leave early.
eng: Tom knows that I don't often win.
eng: Tom knows I don't often win.
eng: Tom knows that I hardly ever do that.
eng: Tom knows I hardly ever do that.
eng: Tom knows that I hardly ever win.
eng: Tom knows I hardly ever win.
eng: Tom knows that I lied to him.
eng: Tom knows I lied to him.
eng: Tom knows that I'm claustrophobic.
eng: Tom knows I'm claustrophobic.
eng: Tom knows that I'm competitive.
eng: Tom knows I'm competitive.
eng: Tom knows that I'm disorganized.
eng: Tom knows I'm disorganized.
eng: Tom knows that I'm divorced.
eng: Tom knows I'm divorced.
eng: Tom knows that I'm homeless.
eng: Tom knows I'm homeless.
eng: Tom knows that I'm homesick.
eng: Tom knows I'm homesick.
eng: Tom knows that I'm married.
eng: Tom knows I'm married.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not going do that.
eng: Tom knows I'm not going do that.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not going win.
eng: Tom knows I'm not going win.
eng: Tom knows that I'm older than he is.
eng: Tom knows I'm older than he is.
eng: Tom knows that I'm older than him.
eng: Tom knows I'm older than him.
eng: Tom knows that I'm older than him.
eng: Tom knows that I'm older than he is.
eng: Tom knows that I'm ticklish.
eng: Tom knows I'm ticklish.
eng: Tom knows that it's dangerous to play with scissors.
eng: Tom knows it's dangerous to play with scissors.
eng: Tom knows that it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that I used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom knows I used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom knows that I've never done that.
eng: Tom knows I've never done that.
eng: Tom knows that I wanted to go with him.
eng: Tom knows I wanted to go with him.
eng: Tom knows that I went surfing yesterday.
eng: Tom knows I went surfing yesterday.
eng: Tom knows that I won't do that.
eng: Tom knows I won't do that.
eng: Tom knows that I won't win.
eng: Tom knows I won't win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary agreed to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary agreed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary and I are friends.
eng: Tom knows Mary and I are friends.
eng: Tom knows that Mary ate lunch with John.
eng: Tom knows Mary ate lunch with John.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't do that as well as he can.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't do that as well as he can.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't do that as well as John can.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't do that as well as John can.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't speak French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary cannot speak French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't understand French.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't understand French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary didn't cry.
eng: Tom knows Mary didn't cry.
eng: Tom knows that Mary didn't eat any lunch.
eng: Tom knows Mary didn't eat any lunch.
eng: Tom knows that Mary didn't win.
eng: Tom knows Mary didn't win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't always do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't always do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't know how to drive.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't know how to drive.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't know the answer.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't know the answer.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him very much.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't like him very much.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't like raw eggs.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't like raw eggs.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't love him anymore.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't love him anymore.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom knows that Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is a recovering alcoholic.
eng: Tom knows Mary is a recovering alcoholic.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is bluffing.
eng: Tom knows Mary is bluffing.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is hungry.
eng: Tom knows Mary is hungry.
eng: Tom knows that Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is over thirty.
eng: Tom knows Mary is over thirty.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knows Mary is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knows that Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary likes him.
eng: Tom knows Mary likes him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary loves him.
eng: Tom knows Mary loves him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary often says that.
eng: Tom knows Mary often says that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary shouldn't be doing that.
eng: Tom knows Mary shouldn't be doing that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary shouldn't eat shellfish.
eng: Tom knows Mary shouldn't eat shellfish.
eng: Tom knows that Mary sometimes does that.
eng: Tom knows Mary sometimes does that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary still isn't telling him everything.
eng: Tom knows Mary still isn't telling him everything.
eng: Tom knows that Mary used to be in prison.
eng: Tom knows Mary used to be in prison.
eng: Tom knows that Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary wants to eat steak for dinner.
eng: Tom knows Mary wants to eat steak for dinner.
eng: Tom knows that Mary wants to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom knows Mary wants to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom knows that Mary was in prison for three years.
eng: Tom knows Mary was in prison for three years.
eng: Tom knows that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary went to Boston.
eng: Tom knows Mary went to Boston.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will likely do the opposite of what he advises her to do.
eng: Tom knows Mary will likely do the opposite of what he advises her to do.
eng: Tom knows that Mary will likely do the opposite of what he tells her to do.
eng: Tom knows Mary will likely do the opposite of what he tells her to do.
eng: Tom knows that Mary won't be coming.
eng: Tom knows Mary won't be coming.
eng: Tom knows that now is the time to do that.
eng: Tom knows now is the time to do that.
eng: Tom knows that's no good.
eng: Tom knows that that's no good.
eng: Tom knows that's true.
eng: Tom knows that that's true.
eng: Tom knows that today's Mary's birthday.
eng: Tom knows today's Mary's birthday.
eng: Tom knows that we know.
eng: Tom knows we know.
eng: Tom knows that what he did was a mistake.
eng: Tom knows what he did was a mistake.
eng: Tom knows that you know.
eng: Tom knows you know.
eng: Tom knows the clock is running out.
eng: Tom knows that the clock is running out.
eng: Tom knows the game is over.
eng: Tom knows that the game is over.
eng: Tom knows the game just changed.
eng: Tom knows that the game just changed.
eng: Tom knows the job won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows that the job won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows the police are looking for him.
eng: Tom knows that the police are looking for him.
eng: Tom knows the police suspect him.
eng: Tom knows that the police suspect him.
eng: Tom knows the police suspect Mary.
eng: Tom knows that the police suspect Mary.
eng: Tom knows there are plenty of people who agree with him.
eng: Tom knows that there are plenty of people who agree with him.
eng: Tom knows there are plenty of people who agree with Mary.
eng: Tom knows that there are plenty of people who agree with Mary.
eng: Tom knows there isn't much he can do about it.
eng: Tom knows that there isn't much he can do about it.
eng: Tom knows there's a problem.
eng: Tom knows that there's a problem.
eng: Tom knows there's no way he can do that.
eng: Tom knows that there's no way he can do that.
eng: Tom knows there's no way he can do that without some help.
eng: Tom knows that there's no way he can do that without some help.
eng: Tom knows there's no way he can win.
eng: Tom knows that there's no way he can win.
eng: Tom knows there's only one choice for him.
eng: Tom knows that there's only one choice for him.
eng: Tom knows there's only one choice that makes any sense.
eng: Tom knows that there's only one choice that makes any sense.
eng: Tom knows there's only one thing he can do.
eng: Tom knows that there's only one thing he can do.
eng: Tom knows there's still work to do.
eng: Tom knows that there's still work to do.
eng: Tom knows there's work to do.
eng: Tom knows that there's work to do.
eng: Tom knows this as well as anybody.
eng: Tom knows this as well as anyone.
eng: Tom knows this is a sensitive issue.
eng: Tom knows that this is a sensitive issue.
eng: Tom knows this is how it has to be.
eng: Tom knows that this is how it has to be.
eng: Tom knows this is important to Mary.
eng: Tom knows that this is important to Mary.
eng: Tom knows this isn't any good.
eng: Tom knows that this isn't any good.
eng: Tom knows this isn't going to go well.
eng: Tom knows that this isn't going to go well.
eng: Tom knows this isn't good.
eng: Tom knows that this isn't good.
eng: Tom knows this is the truth.
eng: Tom knows that this is the truth.
eng: Tom knows this is true.
eng: Tom knows that this is true.
eng: Tom knows this will be difficult.
eng: Tom knows that this will be difficult.
eng: Tom knows this won't work.
eng: Tom knows that this won't work.
eng: Tom knows time's running out.
eng: Tom knows that time's running out.
eng: Tom knows tonight will be special.
eng: Tom knows that tonight will be special.
eng: Tom knows we aren't busy.
eng: Tom knows that we aren't busy.
eng: Tom knows we aren't going to do that.
eng: Tom knows that we aren't going to do that.
eng: Tom knows we aren't going to win.
eng: Tom knows that we aren't going to win.
eng: Tom knows we aren't happy.
eng: Tom knows that we aren't happy.
eng: Tom knows we believe him.
eng: Tom knows that we believe him.
eng: Tom knows we believe in him.
eng: Tom knows that we believe in him.
eng: Tom knows we believe Mary.
eng: Tom knows that we believe Mary.
eng: Tom knows we can't do that, doesn't he?
eng: Tom knows that we can't do that, doesn't he?
eng: Tom knows we can't do that.
eng: Tom knows that we can't do that.
eng: Tom knows we can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows that we can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows we can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows that we can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows we can't take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom knows that we can't take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom knows we can't wait much longer.
eng: Tom knows that we can't wait much longer.
eng: Tom knows we didn't do this for him.
eng: Tom knows that we didn't do this for him.
eng: Tom knows we didn't do this for Mary.
eng: Tom knows that we didn't do this for Mary.
eng: Tom knows we know it.
eng: Tom knows that we know it.
eng: Tom knows we're coming.
eng: Tom knows that we're coming.
eng: Tom knows we're interested.
eng: Tom knows that we're interested.
eng: Tom knows we trust him.
eng: Tom knows that we trust him.
eng: Tom knows we weren't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that we weren't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows where everyone is.
eng: Tom knows where everybody is.
eng: Tom knows where the wind blows from.
eng: Tom knows which way the wind is blowing.
eng: Tom knows who did it, but he won't tell anyone.
eng: Tom knows who did it, but he won't tell anybody.
eng: Tom knows who gave Mary that.
eng: Tom knows who gave that to Mary.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knows why Mary is planning on going to Boston.
eng: Tom knows you can speak French.
eng: Tom knows that you can speak French.
eng: Tom knows you can't do that.
eng: Tom knows that you can't do that.
eng: Tom knows you can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows that you can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows you can't take care of yourself.
eng: Tom knows that you can't take care of yourself.
eng: Tom knows you didn't do that for him.
eng: Tom knows that you didn't do that for him.
eng: Tom knows you didn't eat any of the cookies he baked for you.
eng: Tom knows that you didn't eat any of the cookies he baked for you.
eng: Tom knows you didn't eat the cake he baked for you.
eng: Tom knows that you didn't eat the cake he baked for you.
eng: Tom knows you'll never forgive him.
eng: Tom knows that you'll never forgive him.
eng: Tom knows you'll never forgive Mary.
eng: Tom knows that you'll never forgive Mary.
eng: Tom knows you're here.
eng: Tom knows that you're here.
eng: Tom knows you're lying.
eng: Tom knows that you're lying.
eng: Tom knows you're the one that started this.
eng: Tom knows that you're the one that started this.
eng: Tom knows you've spent time in prison.
eng: Tom knows that you've spent time in prison.
eng: Tom laughed and everybody else laughed with him.
eng: Tom laughed and everyone else laughed with him.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought that I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed and said that he thought I was funny.
eng: Tom laughed so hard that he cried.
eng: Tom laughed so hard he cried.
eng: Tom leaped from his seat.
eng: Tom leapt from his seat.
eng: Tom learned he shouldn't do that from his parents.
eng: Tom learned from his parents that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom learned how to do that when he was a kid.
eng: Tom learned how to do that when he was a child.
eng: Tom learned later Mary wasn't planning to live in Australia.
eng: Tom learned later that Mary wasn't planning to live in Australia.
eng: Tom leaves for Australia on Monday.
eng: Tom leaves on Monday for Australia.
eng: Tom left a large fortune to his son.
eng: Tom left his son a large fortune.
eng: Tom left a note for you.
eng: Tom left you a note.
eng: Tom left at 2:30, so he should've arrived in Boston by now.
eng: Tom left at 2:30, so he should have arrived in Boston by now.
eng: Tom left Australia when he was thirty.
eng: Tom left Australia when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom left his children alone at home.
eng: Tom left his children by themselves at home.
eng: Tom left just before Mary did.
eng: Tom left just before Mary.
eng: Tom left the house without anybody hearing him.
eng: Tom left the house without anyone hearing him.
eng: Tom left three hours ago so he should've arrived by now.
eng: Tom left three hours ago so he should have arrived by now.
eng: Tom left without saying goodbye to anybody.
eng: Tom left without saying goodbye to anyone.
eng: Tom lent Mary some money.
eng: Tom lent some money to Mary.
eng: Tom lent me all the money he had on him.
eng: Tom lent all the money he had on him to me.
eng: Tom lent me his car.
eng: Tom lent his car to me.
eng: Tom lent me his new bike.
eng: Tom lent his new bike to me.
eng: Tom lent me his umbrella.
eng: Tom lent his umbrella to me.
eng: Tom let Mary know he could do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he could do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he needs do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he needs do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he would do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he would do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he had already done that.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he had done that already.
eng: Tom let Mary know that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let Mary know he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let me know he could do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he could do that.
eng: Tom let me know he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let me know that he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let me know he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let me know he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let me know he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let me know he needs do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he needs do that.
eng: Tom let me know he planned on staying in Australia until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned on staying in Australia until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know he planned to stay in Australia until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned to stay in Australia until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know he was planning on staying in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning on staying in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom let me know he would do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he would do that.
eng: Tom let me know he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let me know he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned on doing that.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned to stay in Boston until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know that he planned on staying in Boston until his money ran out.
eng: Tom let me know that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let me know he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom let me know that he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he wasn't planning to stay very long.
eng: Tom let me know that he wasn't planning on staying very long.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning to do that.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning to stay in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Tom let me know that he was planning on staying in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Tom let me use his computer.
eng: Tom allowed me to use his computer.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his children do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want to do.
eng: Tom lets his kids do whatever they want.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do that.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do that.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom lets me do whatever I want.
eng: Tom allows me do whatever I want.
eng: Tom let us know he could do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he could do that.
eng: Tom let us know he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom let us know he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let us know that he didn't like doing that.
eng: Tom let us know he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he didn't like to do that.
eng: Tom let us know he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom let us know he had arrived.
eng: Tom let us know that he had arrived.
eng: Tom let us know he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom let us know he needs do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he needs do that.
eng: Tom let us know he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom let us know he would do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he would do that.
eng: Tom let us know he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom let us know that he wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom lied to everybody.
eng: Tom lied to everyone.
eng: Tom lied to Mary when he told her he had already done that.
eng: Tom lied to Mary when he told her he had done that already.
eng: Tom lied when he said that he had a college degree.
eng: Tom lied when he said he had a college degree.
eng: Tom lifted the lid carefully.
eng: Tom carefully lifted the lid.
eng: Tom liked the story that Mary told him.
eng: Tom liked the story Mary told him.
eng: Tom likes dogs more than he likes people.
eng: Tom likes dogs more than people.
eng: Tom likes doing that a lot.
eng: Tom likes to do that a lot.
eng: Tom likes doing that by himself.
eng: Tom likes to do that by himself.
eng: Tom likes doing that here.
eng: Tom likes to do that here.
eng: Tom likes doing that in the morning.
eng: Tom likes to do that in the morning.
eng: Tom likes doing that whenever he's in Boston.
eng: Tom likes to do that whenever he's in Boston.
eng: Tom likes doing that with his friends.
eng: Tom likes to do that with his friends.
eng: Tom likes doing that with Mary.
eng: Tom likes to do that with Mary.
eng: Tom likes everyone here.
eng: Tom likes everybody here.
eng: Tom likes everyone in his class.
eng: Tom likes everybody in his class.
eng: Tom likes fruit more than he likes vegetables.
eng: Tom likes fruit more than vegetables.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes playing tennis, but Mary doesn't.
eng: Tom likes to play tennis, but Mary doesn't.
eng: Tom likes talking about his children.
eng: Tom likes to talk about his children.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of food I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of food that I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of food Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of food that Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies as Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies as Mary.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies that I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of movies that Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music as Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music as Mary.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music that I do.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music Mary does.
eng: Tom likes the same kind of music that Mary does.
eng: Tom likes to go fishing alone.
eng: Tom likes to go fishing by himself.
eng: Tom likes to go for walks alone.
eng: Tom likes to go for walks by himself.
eng: Tom likes to keep stuff like that.
eng: Tom likes keeping stuff like that.
eng: Tom likes to listen to the radio.
eng: Tom likes listening to the radio.
eng: Tom likes to play basketball.
eng: Tom likes playing basketball.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes playing practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everyone.
eng: Tom likes to play practical jokes on everybody.
eng: Tom likes to play soccer.
eng: Tom likes playing soccer.
eng: Tom likes to read comic books.
eng: Tom likes reading comic books.
eng: Tom likes to ride his bicycle.
eng: Tom likes riding his bicycle.
eng: Tom likes to sit on the floor.
eng: Tom likes sitting on the floor.
eng: Tom likes to tease Mary.
eng: Tom likes teasing Mary.
eng: Tom likes to travel alone.
eng: Tom likes to travel by himself.
eng: Tom likes to watch sports on TV.
eng: Tom likes watching sports on TV.
eng: Tom likes to wear the old hat that his father gave him.
eng: Tom likes to wear the old hat his father gave him.
eng: Tom likes watching action movies.
eng: Tom likes to watch action movies.
eng: Tom likes wearing his pajamas to class.
eng: Tom likes wearing his PJs to class.
eng: Tom lit the candle that was on the table.
eng: Tom lit the candle on the table.
eng: Tom lived half his life in Boston.
eng: Tom lived half of his life in Boston.
eng: Tom lived in Australia until he was thirty.
eng: Tom lived in Australia until he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom lived in Australia when he was a kid.
eng: Tom lived in Australia when he was a child.
eng: Tom lived in Boston until he was thirty.
eng: Tom lived in Boston until he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom lived to be ninety-seven years old.
eng: Tom lived to be ninety-seven.
eng: Tom lives alone in Boston.
eng: Tom lives by himself in Boston.
eng: Tom lives alone.
eng: Tom lives by himself.
eng: Tom lives at home with his mom.
eng: Tom lives at home with his mother.
eng: Tom lives in a friendly neighborhood.
eng: Tom lives in a friendly neighbourhood.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everyone knows each other.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everybody knows each other.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everyone knows everyone.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everybody knows everyone.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everyone knows everything about everyone.
eng: Tom lives in a small town where everybody knows everything about everybody.
eng: Tom lives in the same apartment building as his parents do.
eng: Tom lives in the same apartment building as his parents.
eng: Tom lives in the same housing complex as Mary does.
eng: Tom lives in the same housing complex as Mary.
eng: Tom lives in the same part of town as Mary does.
eng: Tom lives in the same part of town as Mary.
eng: Tom lives on the same street as Mary does.
eng: Tom lives on the same street as Mary.
eng: Tom lives with his mother.
eng: Tom lives with his mom.
eng: Tom'll recover.
eng: Tom will recover.
eng: Tom'll understand.
eng: Tom will understand.
eng: Tom looked a little worried.
eng: Tom looked a bit concerned.
eng: Tom looked around, but he didn't see anybody.
eng: Tom looked around, but he didn't see anyone.
eng: Tom looked around for something he could use to defend himself.
eng: Tom looked around for something that he could use to defend himself.
eng: Tom looked at Mary's hands and noticed that she was wearing a number of rings, including a wedding ring.
eng: Tom looked at Mary's hands and noticed she was wearing a number of rings, including a wedding ring.
eng: Tom looked in the refrigerator, hoping to find something to eat.
eng: Tom looked in the fridge, hoping to find something to eat.
eng: Tom looked into the rearview mirror.
eng: Tom looked into the rear-view mirror.
eng: Tom looked like he didn't have a care in the world, but nothing could have been further from the truth.
eng: Tom looked like he didn't have a care in the world, but nothing could've been further from the truth.
eng: Tom looked through the window in the door.
eng: Tom looked through the window that was in the door.
eng: Tom looked under that couch for his glasses.
eng: Tom looked under that sofa for his glasses.
eng: Tom looked under the couch.
eng: Tom looked under the sofa.
eng: Tom looks a lot better today.
eng: Tom looks much better today.
eng: Tom looks a lot older than he really is.
eng: Tom looks much older than he really is.
eng: Tom looks drunk.
eng: Tom looks half-cut.
eng: Tom looks younger than he actually is.
eng: Tom looks younger than he really is.
eng: Tom lost 70 lbs.
eng: Tom lost seventy pounds.
eng: Tom lost both his parents in the accident.
eng: Tom lost both of his parents in the accident.
eng: Tom lost both his parents when he was very young.
eng: Tom lost both of his parents when he was very young.
eng: Tom lost his sight in an accident.
eng: Tom lost his eyesight in an accident.
eng: Tom lost money at the casino, but he told his friends that he'd won.
eng: Tom lost money at the casino, but he told his friends he'd won.
eng: Tom lost money at the casino, but told his friends that he had won.
eng: Tom lost money at the casino, but he told his friends that he'd won.
eng: Tom loved apples when he was a kid.
eng: Tom loved apples when he was a child.
eng: Tom loved his grandkids.
eng: Tom loved his grandchildren.
eng: Tom loved singing. However, no one wanted to listen to him sing.
eng: Tom loved singing. However, nobody wanted to listen to him sing.
eng: Tom loves Mary, but the feeling is not mutual.
eng: Tom loves Mary, but the feeling isn't mutual.
eng: Tom loves me and I love him too.
eng: Tom loves me and I love him, too.
eng: Tom loves singing.
eng: Tom loves to sing.
eng: Tom loves to study music.
eng: Tom loves being a music student.
eng: Tom made a lot of suggestions, but none of them were very good.
eng: Tom made many suggestions, but none of them were very good.
eng: Tom made a mistake, but I know that he won't admit it.
eng: Tom made a mistake, but I know he won't admit it.
eng: Tom made an omelet.
eng: Tom made an omelette.
eng: Tom made a toy for his grandson.
eng: Tom made his grandson a toy.
eng: Tom made fun of everyone there.
eng: Tom made fun of everybody there.
eng: Tom made it clear that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom made it clear he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom made it clear that he had nothing to do with that.
eng: Tom made it clear he had nothing to do with that.
eng: Tom made it crystal clear that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom made it crystal clear he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom made it very clear that we should leave.
eng: Tom made it very clear we should leave.
eng: Tom made jam from the strawberries that Mary gave him.
eng: Tom made jam from the strawberries Mary gave him.
eng: Tom made Mary some chicken soup.
eng: Tom made some chicken soup for Mary.
eng: Tom made me a bird cage.
eng: Tom made a bird cage for me.
eng: Tom made some cookies for his children.
eng: Tom made his children some cookies.
eng: Tom makes a lot more money than Mary.
eng: Tom makes a lot more money than Mary does.
eng: Tom makes more money than Mary.
eng: Tom makes more money than Mary does.
eng: Tom makes us breakfast every morning.
eng: Tom makes breakfast for us every morning.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people are planning on doing that this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people are planning to do that this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people are planning to go fishing this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people are planning on going fishing this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people plan to do that this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people plan on doing that this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people plan to go swimming this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and a few other people plan on going swimming this afternoon.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and Alice all said that they voted for me.
eng: Tom, Mary, John and Alice all said they voted for me.
eng: Tom may be a bit stupid, but he's not as stupid as you think he is.
eng: Tom may be a bit stupid, but he isn't as stupid as you think he is.
eng: Tom may be afraid.
eng: Tom might be afraid.
eng: Tom may be alive.
eng: Tom might be alive.
eng: Tom may be alone.
eng: Tom might be alone.
eng: Tom may be amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom might be amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom may be annoyed.
eng: Tom might be annoyed.
eng: Tom may be at home.
eng: Tom may be home.
eng: Tom may be awake.
eng: Tom might be awake.
eng: Tom may be back soon.
eng: Tom might be back soon.
eng: Tom may be biased.
eng: Tom might be biased.
eng: Tom may be bored.
eng: Tom might be bored.
eng: Tom may be broke.
eng: Tom might be broke.
eng: Tom may be cold.
eng: Tom might be cold.
eng: Tom may become discouraged.
eng: Tom might become discouraged.
eng: Tom may become violent.
eng: Tom might become violent.
eng: Tom may be concerned.
eng: Tom might be concerned.
eng: Tom may be confused.
eng: Tom might be confused.
eng: Tom may be cooperative.
eng: Tom might be cooperative.
eng: Tom may be crying now.
eng: Tom might be crying now.
eng: Tom may be curious.
eng: Tom might be curious.
eng: Tom may be dangerous.
eng: Tom might be dangerous.
eng: Tom may be depressed.
eng: Tom might be depressed.
eng: Tom may be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom might be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom may be determined to do that.
eng: Tom might be determined to do that.
eng: Tom may be difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom might be difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom may be displeased.
eng: Tom might be displeased.
eng: Tom may be downstairs.
eng: Tom might be downstairs.
eng: Tom may be early.
eng: Tom might be early.
eng: Tom may be eating now.
eng: Tom might be eating now.
eng: Tom may be embarrassed.
eng: Tom might be embarrassed.
eng: Tom may be exhausted.
eng: Tom might be exhausted.
eng: Tom may be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom might be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom may be frightened.
eng: Tom might be frightened.
eng: Tom may be frustrated.
eng: Tom might be frustrated.
eng: Tom may be furious.
eng: Tom might be furious.
eng: Tom may be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom might be gone by the time we get there.
eng: Tom may be having a heart attack.
eng: Tom might be having a heart attack.
eng: Tom may be heartbroken.
eng: Tom might be heartbroken.
eng: Tom may be here.
eng: Tom might be here.