DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I thought you wanted the truth.
eng: I thought that you wanted the truth.
eng: I thought you wanted this back.
eng: I thought that you wanted this back.
eng: I thought you wanted this.
eng: I thought that you wanted this.
eng: I thought you wanted this job.
eng: I thought that you wanted this job.
eng: I thought you wanted to call your wife.
eng: I thought that you wanted to call your wife.
eng: I thought you wanted to come with us.
eng: I thought that you wanted to come with us.
eng: I thought you wanted to eat at that Chinese restaurant on Park Street.
eng: I thought that you wanted to eat at that Chinese restaurant on Park Street.
eng: I thought you wanted to get married.
eng: I thought that you wanted to get married.
eng: I thought you wanted to get out of here.
eng: I thought that you wanted to get out of here.
eng: I thought you wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: I thought that you wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: I thought you wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I thought that you wanted to go to Boston with us.
eng: I thought you wanted to go to the party with Tom.
eng: I thought that you wanted to go to the party with Tom.
eng: I thought you wanted to learn to speak French.
eng: I thought that you wanted to learn to speak French.
eng: I thought you wanted to marry Tom.
eng: I thought that you wanted to marry Tom.
eng: I thought you wanted to meet Tom.
eng: I thought that you wanted to meet Tom.
eng: I thought you wanted Tom to marry you.
eng: I thought that you wanted Tom to marry you.
eng: I thought you wanted to play.
eng: I thought that you wanted to play.
eng: I thought you wanted to talk to me.
eng: I thought that you wanted to talk to me.
eng: I thought you wanted to talk with Tom.
eng: I thought that you wanted to talk with Tom.
eng: I thought you wanted to wait.
eng: I thought that you wanted to wait.
eng: I thought you wanted to wait until Tom arrived.
eng: I thought that you wanted to wait until Tom arrived.
eng: I thought you wanted to watch that movie.
eng: I thought that you wanted to watch that movie.
eng: I thought you went home.
eng: I thought that you went home.
eng: I thought you went to your room to sleep.
eng: I thought that you went to your room to sleep.
eng: I thought you were a better chess player than me.
eng: I thought that you were a better chess player than me.
eng: I thought you were a better guitar player than that.
eng: I thought that you were a better guitar player than that.
eng: I thought you were a Canadian.
eng: I thought that you were a Canadian.
eng: I thought you were a cop.
eng: I thought you were a policeman.
eng: I thought you were a decent young woman.
eng: I thought that you were a decent young woman.
eng: I thought you were a French teacher.
eng: I thought that you were a French teacher.
eng: I thought you were a friend.
eng: I thought that you were a friend.
eng: I thought you were against this proposal.
eng: I thought that you were against this proposal.
eng: I thought you were a ghost.
eng: I thought that you were a ghost.
eng: I thought you were already dead.
eng: I thought that you were already dead.
eng: I thought you were already in bed.
eng: I thought that you were already in bed.
eng: I thought you were a man.
eng: I thought that you were a man.
eng: I thought you were a man of honor.
eng: I thought that you were a man of honor.
eng: I thought you were angry with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were angry with Tom.
eng: I thought you were a nurse.
eng: I thought that you were a nurse.
eng: I thought you were a scientist.
eng: I thought that you were a scientist.
eng: I thought you were asked not to do that again.
eng: I thought that you were asked not to do that again.
eng: I thought you were asked not to do that anymore.
eng: I thought that you were asked not to do that anymore.
eng: I thought you were asleep.
eng: I thought that you were asleep.
eng: I thought you were a teacher.
eng: I thought that you were a teacher.
eng: I thought you were at the gym.
eng: I thought that you were at the gym.
eng: I thought you were attracted to me.
eng: I thought that you were attracted to me.
eng: I thought you were at work.
eng: I thought that you were at work.
eng: I thought you were bluffing.
eng: I thought that you were bluffing.
eng: I thought you were brilliant.
eng: I thought that you were brilliant.
eng: I thought you were broke.
eng: I thought that you were broke.
eng: I thought you were busy.
eng: I thought that you were busy.
eng: I thought you were Canadian.
eng: I thought that you were Canadian.
eng: I thought you were coming today.
eng: I thought that you were coming today.
eng: I thought you were coming to the mall with us.
eng: I thought that you were coming to the mall with us.
eng: I thought you were coming with us.
eng: I thought that you were coming with us.
eng: I thought you were crazy about Tom.
eng: I thought that you were crazy about Tom.
eng: I thought you were dating Tom.
eng: I thought that you were dating Tom.
eng: I thought you were dead.
eng: I thought that you were dead.
eng: I thought you were different.
eng: I thought that you were different.
eng: I thought you were done.
eng: I thought that you were done.
eng: I thought you were done with this.
eng: I thought that you were done with this.
eng: I thought you were downstairs.
eng: I thought that you were downstairs.
eng: I thought you were finished.
eng: I thought that you were finished.
eng: I thought you were fluent.
eng: I thought that you were fluent.
eng: I thought you were from Australia.
eng: I thought that you were from Australia.
eng: I thought you were from Boston.
eng: I thought that you were from Boston.
eng: I thought you were funny.
eng: I thought that you were funny.
eng: I thought you were going out tonight.
eng: I thought that you were going out tonight.
eng: I thought you were going out with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going out with Tom.
eng: I thought you were going steady with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going steady with Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to ask Tom not to do that.
eng: I thought that you were going to ask Tom not to do that.
eng: I thought you were going to ask Tom to do that.
eng: I thought that you were going to ask Tom to do that.
eng: I thought you were going to ask us to leave.
eng: I thought that you were going to ask us to leave.
eng: I thought you were going to Australia.
eng: I thought that you were going to Australia.
eng: I thought you were going to be able to do it.
eng: I thought that you were going to be able to do it.
eng: I thought you were going to be able to do that.
eng: I thought that you were going to be able to do that.
eng: I thought you were going to be at home last night.
eng: I thought that you were going to be at home last night.
eng: I thought you were going to be at the concert last week.
eng: I thought that you were going to be at the concert last week.
eng: I thought you were going to be at the party last night.
eng: I thought that you were going to be at the party last night.
eng: I thought you were going to be gone all afternoon.
eng: I thought that you were going to be gone all afternoon.
eng: I thought you were going to be gone all day.
eng: I thought that you were going to be gone all day.
eng: I thought you were going to be here yesterday.
eng: I thought that you were going to be here yesterday.
eng: I thought you were going to be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought that you were going to be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought you were going to be in Boston tonight.
eng: I thought that you were going to be in Boston tonight.
eng: I thought you were going to Boston by bus.
eng: I thought that you were going to Boston by bus.
eng: I thought you were going to Boston.
eng: I thought that you were going to Boston.
eng: I thought you were going to buy groceries.
eng: I thought that you were going to buy groceries.
eng: I thought you were going to buy that car.
eng: I thought that you were going to buy that car.
eng: I thought you were going to call in sick.
eng: I thought that you were going to call in sick.
eng: I thought you were going to call last night.
eng: I thought that you were going to call last night.
eng: I thought you were going to come over last night.
eng: I thought that you were going to come over last night.
eng: I thought you were going to come straight home.
eng: I thought that you were going to come straight home.
eng: I thought you were going to die.
eng: I thought that you were going to die.
eng: I thought you were going to do something about that.
eng: I thought that you were going to do something about that.
eng: I thought you were going to do that.
eng: I thought that you were going to do that.
eng: I thought you were going to do that yesterday.
eng: I thought that you were going to do that yesterday.
eng: I thought you were going to do this.
eng: I thought that you were going to do this.
eng: I thought you were going to fix the sink.
eng: I thought that you were going to fix the sink.
eng: I thought you were going to go shopping with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to go shopping with Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to go to Australia.
eng: I thought that you were going to go to Australia.
eng: I thought you were going to go to Boston.
eng: I thought that you were going to go to Boston.
eng: I thought you were going to go with us.
eng: I thought that you were going to go with us.
eng: I thought you were going to Harvard.
eng: I thought that you were going to Harvard.
eng: I thought you were going to help.
eng: I thought that you were going to help.
eng: I thought you were going to help Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to help Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to help us.
eng: I thought that you were going to help us.
eng: I thought you were going to hurt me.
eng: I thought that you were going to hurt me.
eng: I thought you were going to keep Tom busy.
eng: I thought that you were going to keep Tom busy.
eng: I thought you were going to keep Tom happy.
eng: I thought that you were going to keep Tom happy.
eng: I thought you were going to keep Tom here until I got back.
eng: I thought that you were going to keep Tom here until I got back.
eng: I thought you were going to keep Tom occupied.
eng: I thought that you were going to keep Tom occupied.
eng: I thought you were going to let me go.
eng: I thought that you were going to let me go.
eng: I thought you were going to let me stay here.
eng: I thought that you were going to let me stay here.
eng: I thought you were going to live with us.
eng: I thought that you were going to live with us.
eng: I thought you were going to offer me the job.
eng: I thought that you were going to offer me the job.
eng: I thought you were going to quit.
eng: I thought that you were going to quit.
eng: I thought you were going to quit working for Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to quit working for Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to say that.
eng: I thought that you were going to say that.
eng: I thought you were going to sleep all day.
eng: I thought that you were going to sleep all day.
eng: I thought you were going to stay home.
eng: I thought that you were going to stay home.
eng: I thought you were going to talk to Tom about it.
eng: I thought that you were going to talk to Tom about it.
eng: I thought you were going to talk with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to talk with Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to the carnival with Tom tonight.
eng: I thought that you were going to the carnival with Tom tonight.
eng: I thought you were going to the library this afternoon.
eng: I thought that you were going to the library this afternoon.
eng: I thought you were going to travel around Australia.
eng: I thought that you were going to travel around Australia.
eng: I thought you were going to visit Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to visit Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to wait for Tom.
eng: I thought that you were going to wait for Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to watch Tom this afternoon.
eng: I thought that you were going to watch Tom this afternoon.
eng: I thought you were going to wear your new suit.
eng: I thought that you were going to wear your new suit.
eng: I thought you were going to win the contest.
eng: I thought that you were going to win the contest.
eng: I thought you were good at math.
eng: I thought that you were good at math.
eng: I thought you were grounded.
eng: I thought that you were grounded.
eng: I thought you were happy here.
eng: I thought that you were happy here.
eng: I thought you were having a good time.
eng: I thought that you were having a good time.
eng: I thought you were hungry.
eng: I thought that you were hungry.
eng: I thought you were in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were in Australia.
eng: I thought you were in Australia with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were in Australia with Tom.
eng: I thought you were in bed.
eng: I thought that you were in bed.
eng: I thought you were in Boston with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were in Boston with Tom.
eng: I thought you were in charge.
eng: I thought that you were in charge.
eng: I thought you were injured.
eng: I thought that you were injured.
eng: I thought you were in prison.
eng: I thought that you were in prison.
eng: I thought you were interested in doing that.
eng: I thought that you were interested in doing that.
eng: I thought you were interested.
eng: I thought that you were interested.
eng: I thought you were into it.
eng: I thought that you were into it.
eng: I thought you were into this.
eng: I thought that you were into this.
eng: I thought you were in your room.
eng: I thought that you were in your room.
eng: I thought you were Japanese.
eng: I thought that you were Japanese.
eng: I thought you were joking.
eng: I thought that you were joking.
eng: I thought you were just here to see Tom.
eng: I thought that you were just here to see Tom.
eng: I thought you were just kidding.
eng: I thought that you were just kidding.
eng: I thought you were kidding.
eng: I thought that you were kidding.
eng: I thought you were leaving Australia.
eng: I thought that you were leaving Australia.
eng: I thought you were leaving Boston.
eng: I thought that you were leaving Boston.
eng: I thought you were leaving.
eng: I thought that you were leaving.
eng: I thought you were leaving town.
eng: I thought that you were leaving town.
eng: I thought you were listening.
eng: I thought that you were listening.
eng: I thought you were living with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were living with Tom.
eng: I thought you were lying.
eng: I thought that you were lying.
eng: I thought you were mad at me.
eng: I thought that you were mad at me.
eng: I thought you were mad at Tom.
eng: I thought that you were mad at Tom.
eng: I thought you were married.
eng: I thought that you were married.
eng: I thought you were my best friend.
eng: I thought that you were my best friend.
eng: I thought you were never going to come back.
eng: I thought that you were never going to come back.
eng: I thought you weren't awake.
eng: I thought that you weren't awake.
eng: I thought you weren't busy.
eng: I thought that you weren't busy.
eng: I thought you weren't coming back.
eng: I thought that you weren't coming back.
eng: I thought you weren't coming.
eng: I thought that you weren't coming.
eng: I thought you weren't finished doing that.
eng: I thought that you weren't finished doing that.
eng: I thought you weren't going back for a couple of days.
eng: I thought that you weren't going back for a couple of days.
eng: I thought you weren't going to do that anymore.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to do that anymore.
eng: I thought you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought you weren't going to do this again.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to do this again.
eng: I thought you weren't going to get here on time.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to get here on time.
eng: I thought you weren't going to make it.
eng: I thought that you weren't going to make it.
eng: I thought you weren't interested in politics.
eng: I thought that you weren't interested in politics.
eng: I thought you weren't married.
eng: I thought that you weren't married.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to be doing that here.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to be doing that here.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to be helping Tom.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to be helping Tom.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to be helping Tom today.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to be helping Tom today.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that again.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that again.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that by yourself.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that by yourself.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that here.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that here.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to talk to Tom.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to talk to Tom.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anybody about that.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to tell anybody about that.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anybody.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to tell anybody.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anyone about that.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to tell anyone about that.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anyone about that.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anybody about that.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anyone.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to tell anyone.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anyone.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to tell anybody.
eng: I thought you were off duty today.
eng: I thought that you were off duty today.
eng: I thought you were off today.
eng: I thought that you were off today.
eng: I thought you were older than me.
eng: I thought that you were older than me.
eng: I thought you were on duty.
eng: I thought that you were on duty.
eng: I thought you were one of us.
eng: I thought that you were one of us.
eng: I thought you were only angry with me and not with the rest of my family.
eng: I thought that you were only angry with me and not with the rest of my family.
eng: I thought you were on my side.
eng: I thought that you were on my side.
eng: I thought you were planning on going to Australia.
eng: I thought that you were planning on going to Australia.
eng: I thought you were planning on staying in bed all day.
eng: I thought that you were planning on staying in bed all day.
eng: I thought you were probably insane.
eng: I thought that you were probably insane.
eng: I thought you were raised in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were raised in Australia.
eng: I thought you were raised in Boston.
eng: I thought that you were raised in Boston.
eng: I thought you were raised in L.A.
eng: I thought that you were raised in L.A.
eng: I thought you were seeing someone else.
eng: I thought that you were seeing someone else.
eng: I thought you were serious.
eng: I thought that you were serious.
eng: I thought you were sleeping.
eng: I thought that you were sleeping.
eng: I thought you were smarter than that.
eng: I thought that you were smarter than that.
eng: I thought you were smart.
eng: I thought that you were smart.
eng: I thought you were someone else.
eng: I thought that you were someone else.
eng: I thought you were staying at Tom's.
eng: I thought that you were staying at Tom's.
eng: I thought you were still in Boston.
eng: I thought that you were still in Boston.
eng: I thought you were still married.
eng: I thought that you were still married.
eng: I thought you were still planning on doing that.
eng: I thought that you were still planning on doing that.
eng: I thought you were still planning to do that.
eng: I thought that you were still planning to do that.
eng: I thought you were still planning to do that.
eng: I thought you were still planning on doing that.
eng: I thought you were still sleeping.
eng: I thought that you were still sleeping.
eng: I thought you were still working in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were still working in Australia.
eng: I thought you were still working in Boston.
eng: I thought that you were still working in Boston.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be able to do this.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be able to do this.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be at school now.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be at school now.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be at work today.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be at work today.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be helping Tom.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be helping Tom.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be here last Monday.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be here last Monday.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be in Australia.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be in Boston.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be in Boston.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be in Boston this week.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be in Boston this week.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be looking after Tom.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be looking after Tom.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be strong.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be strong.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be there by 2:30.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be there by 2:30.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be there.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be there.
eng: I thought you were supposed to be there yesterday.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to be there yesterday.
eng: I thought you were supposed to brave.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to brave.
eng: I thought you were supposed to do that today.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to do that today.
eng: I thought you were supposed to have that report written by now.
eng: I thought that you were supposed to have that report written by now.
eng: I thought you were taking a nap.
eng: I thought that you were taking a nap.
eng: I thought you were taller.
eng: I thought that you were taller.
eng: I thought you were the one chosen to do that.
eng: I thought that you were the one chosen to do that.
eng: I thought you were together.
eng: I thought that you were together.
eng: I thought you were told not to do that again.
eng: I thought that you were told not to do that again.
eng: I thought you were told not to do that anymore.
eng: I thought that you were told not to do that anymore.
eng: I thought you were Tom's best friend.
eng: I thought that you were Tom's best friend.
eng: I thought you were Tom's legal guardian.
eng: I thought that you were Tom's legal guardian.
eng: I thought you were trying to be funny.
eng: I thought that you were trying to be funny.
eng: I thought you were unemployed.
eng: I thought that you were unemployed.
eng: I thought you were with Tom.
eng: I thought that you were with Tom.
eng: I thought you were working for Tom.
eng: I thought that you were working for Tom.
eng: I thought you were working.
eng: I thought that you were working.
eng: I thought you were working late.
eng: I thought that you were working late.
eng: I thought you would be here.
eng: I thought that you'd be here.
eng: I thought you would be late.
eng: I thought that you'd be late.
eng: I thought you would be there last night.
eng: I thought that you'd be there last night.
eng: I thought you would come.
eng: I thought that you'd come.
eng: I thought you would find it interesting.
eng: I thought that you'd find it interesting.
eng: I thought you would love it.
eng: I thought you'd love it.
eng: I thought you would miss your train.
eng: I thought that you'd miss your train.
eng: I thought you would never call.
eng: I thought you'd never call.
eng: I thought you would never come here.
eng: I thought that you'd never come here.
eng: I thought you wouldn't be able to carry everything.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't be able to carry everything.
eng: I thought you wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't be busy.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't be busy.
eng: I thought you wouldn't be here today.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't be here today.
eng: I thought you wouldn't be so busy.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't be so busy.
eng: I thought you wouldn't come.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't come.
eng: I thought you wouldn't do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't do that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't give up.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't give up.
eng: I thought you wouldn't know the answer.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't know the answer.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like Australia.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like Australia.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like it.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like it.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like me.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like me.
eng: I thought you wouldn't like Tom.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't like Tom.
eng: I thought you wouldn't mind.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't mind.
eng: I thought you wouldn't mind waiting for me.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't mind waiting for me.
eng: I thought you wouldn't recognize me.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't recognize me.
eng: I thought you wouldn't tell her that we hadn't done our homework.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't tell her that we hadn't done our homework.
eng: I thought you wouldn't tell the teacher that I hadn't done my homework.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't tell the teacher that I hadn't done my homework.
eng: I thought you wouldn't want that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't want that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't want to do that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't want to do that with me.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't want to do that with me.
eng: I thought you wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought that you'd recognize Tom.
eng: I thought you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought you'd recognize Tom.
eng: I thought you would say that.
eng: I thought that you'd say that.
eng: I thought you would understand.
eng: I thought that you'd understand.
eng: I thought you would want to do that.
eng: I thought that you'd want to do that.
eng: I thought you would want to do that.
eng: I thought that you would want to do that.
eng: I thought you would want to go to the concert with us.
eng: I thought that you'd want to go to the concert with us.
eng: I threw the apple to Tom.
eng: I threw Tom the apple.
eng: I threw the ball to Tom.
eng: I threw Tom the ball.
eng: I threw Tom an apple.
eng: I threw an apple to Tom.
eng: It hurts.
eng: It hurts!
eng: It hurt so much I could have screamed, but I gritted my teeth and bravely bore the pain.
eng: It hurt so much I could've screamed, but I gritted my teeth and bravely bore the pain.
eng: It hurts to know that everything between us is over.
eng: It hurts to know everything between us is over.
eng: It is 7:45.
eng: It's 7:45.
eng: It is a beautiful language.
eng: It's a beautiful language.
eng: It is about time I was going.
eng: It's about time I was going.
eng: It is about time you went to school.
eng: It's about time you went to school.
eng: It is absolutely impossible.
eng: It's absolutely impossible.
eng: It is a depressing prospect.
eng: It's a depressing prospect.
eng: It is a disease that can't be prevented.
eng: It's a disease that can't be prevented.
eng: It is a good camera.
eng: It's a good camera.
eng: It is a good habit to keep a diary.
eng: Keeping a diary is a good habit.
eng: It is a good idea.
eng: It's a good idea.
eng: It is a great joy to see your own sentences translated into a multitude of other languages.
eng: It's a great joy to see your own sentences translated into a multitude of other languages.
eng: It is a great pleasure to be here.
eng: It's a great pleasure to be here.
eng: It is a holiday tomorrow.
eng: It's a holiday tomorrow.
eng: It is a long lane that has no turning.
eng: It is a long road that has no turning.
eng: It is a long story.
eng: It's a long story.
eng: It is a lot of fun to listen to music.
eng: It's a lot of fun to listen to music.
eng: It is already dark.
eng: It's already dark.
eng: It is already eleven.
eng: It's already 11.
eng: It is already eleven.
eng: It's already eleven.
eng: It is already time to leave.
eng: It's already time to leave.
eng: It is already too late.
eng: It's already too late.
eng: It is a matter of life or death.
eng: It's a matter of life and death.
eng: It is a matter of life or death.
eng: It's a question of life or death.
eng: It is a matter of taste.
eng: It's a matter of taste.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It is a nice day!
eng: It's a nice day.
eng: It is an option.
eng: It's an option.
eng: It is a pity that he can not marry her.
eng: It's a pity that he can't marry her.
eng: It is a pity that you cannot come to the party.
eng: It's a pity that you can't come to the party.
eng: It is a pity you cannot come.
eng: It is a pity that you can not come.
eng: It is a pity you cannot come.
eng: It's a pity you can't come.
eng: It is a pleasure, my friend.
eng: It's a pleasure, my friend.
eng: It is a serious problem.
eng: It's a serious problem.
eng: It is a sheer waste of time.
eng: That is a pure waste of time.
eng: It is as if we had lost our identity.
eng: It's as if we had lost our identity.
eng: It is a student's business to study.
eng: It's a student's business to study.
eng: It is a table.
eng: It's a table.
eng: It is bad manners to point at people.
eng: It's bad manners to point at people.
eng: It is bad manners to speak with your mouth full.
eng: It's bad manners to speak with your mouth full.
eng: It is because you work too much that you are sleepy all the time.
eng: It's because you work too much that you're sleepy all the time.
eng: It is best that you stop smoking.
eng: You'd better quit smoking.
eng: It is better to teach someone how to fish than to give someone a fish.
eng: It's better to teach someone how to fish than to give someone a fish.
eng: It is blowing very hard.
eng: It's blowing very hard.
eng: It is by no means easy to master a foreign language.
eng: It's by no means easy to master a foreign language.
eng: It is certainly feasible.
eng: It's certainly feasible.
eng: It is clearing up.
eng: It's clearing up.
eng: It is clear that he is rich.
eng: It's clear that he's rich.
eng: It is clear that we cannot live without air.
eng: It's clear that we can't live without air.
eng: It is cold outside.
eng: It's cold outside.
eng: It is cool outside.
eng: It's cool outside.
eng: It is dangerous to play in the street.
eng: It's dangerous to play in the street!
eng: It is dangerous to swim here.
eng: It's dangerous to swim here.
eng: It is dark outside.
eng: It's dark outside.
eng: It is difficult for me to control my emotions.
eng: I find it difficult to control my emotions.
eng: It is difficult for me to understand Italian when it is spoken quickly.
eng: It's hard for me to understand Italian when it is spoken quickly.
eng: It is difficult to find work.
eng: It's difficult to find work.
eng: It is difficult to make up for wasted time.
eng: It's difficult to make up for wasted time.
eng: It is difficult to prove that ghosts exist.
eng: It's difficult to prove ghosts exist.
eng: It is difficult to prove that ghosts exist.
eng: It's difficult to prove that ghosts exist.
eng: It is difficult to speak in public.
eng: It is hard to speak in public.
eng: It is difficult to speak three languages.
eng: It's hard to speak three languages.
eng: It is difficult to understand his theory.
eng: His theory is difficult to understand.
eng: It is difficult to understand his theory.
eng: It's difficult to understand his theory.
eng: It is difficult to understand why you want to go.
eng: It's difficult to understand why you want to go.
eng: It is difficult to walk in the sand.
eng: Walking in the sand is difficult.
eng: It is easier for heaven and earth to disappear than for the least stroke of a pen to drop out of the Law.
eng: And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass, than one tittle of the law to fail.
eng: It is easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It's easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It is easy to work in jeans.
eng: It's easy to work in jeans.
eng: It is education that is key to the success.
eng: Education is the key to success.
eng: It is enormous.
eng: It's enormous.
eng: It is essential for you to practice every day.
eng: It's essential for you to practice every day.
eng: It is evident that the man is wrong.
eng: It's obvious the man is wrong.
eng: It is fantastic.
eng: It's fantastic.
eng: It is feasible.
eng: It's feasible.
eng: It is fine today.
eng: It's fine today.
eng: It is foggy.
eng: The weather is foggy.
eng: It is foolish to read such a magazine.
eng: It's foolish to read such a magazine.
eng: It is fun playing football after school.
eng: It's fun playing football after school.
eng: It is fun to play baseball.
eng: It's fun to play baseball.
eng: It is fun to play baseball.
eng: Playing baseball is fun.
eng: It is fun to play cards.
eng: It's fun to play cards.
eng: It is fun to speak in English.
eng: It's fun to speak in English.
eng: It is getting darker and darker.
eng: It's getting darker and darker.
eng: It is getting dark outside.
eng: It's getting dark outside.
eng: It is getting on my nerves.
eng: It's getting on my nerves.
eng: It is getting warmer day by day.
eng: It's getting warmer day by day.
eng: It is going to be difficult to do.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do.
eng: It is going to rain.
eng: It's going to rain.
eng: It is going to rain soon.
eng: It's going to rain soon.
eng: It is good that you do not have to study so hard.
eng: It's good you don't have to study so hard.
eng: It is hard for foreigners to learn Japanese.
eng: It's hard for foreigners to learn Japanese.
eng: It is hard for me to put my thoughts into words.
eng: It's hard for me to put my thoughts into words.
eng: It is hard to maintain one's reputation.
eng: It's hard to maintain one's reputation.
eng: It is hard to understand.
eng: It's hard to understand.
eng: It is her that told me it.
eng: She's the one who told me about it.
eng: It is immoral to be rich.
eng: It is immoral to be wealthy.
eng: It is important to condemn racism, but that alone is not enough.
eng: It's important to condemn racism, but that alone isn't enough.
eng: It is impossible for him to give up smoking.
eng: It's impossible for him to give up smoking.
eng: It is impossible for me to finish my term paper by tomorrow.
eng: It's impossible for me to finish my term paper by tomorrow.
eng: It is impossible to care about more than one thing at a time.
eng: It's impossible to care about more than one thing at a time.
eng: It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of the habit of early rising.
eng: It can't be stressed how important it is to wake up early.
eng: It is impossible to substitute machines for people.
eng: It's impossible to substitute machines for people.
eng: It is inevitable that I go to France someday, I just don't know when.
eng: It is inevitable that I will go to France someday, I just don't know when.
eng: It is inevitable that that'll happen.
eng: It's inevitable that'll happen.
eng: It is inevitable that that'll happen.
eng: It's inevitable that that'll happen.
eng: It is in the kitchen.
eng: It's in the kitchen.
eng: It is just a drop in the bucket.
eng: It's just a drop in the ocean.
eng: It is kind of you to say so.
eng: It's kind of you to say so.
eng: It is less complicated to tell the truth than to lie.
eng: It's less complicated to tell the truth than to lie.
eng: It is likely to rain soon.
eng: It's likely to rain soon.
eng: It is likely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It's likely to rain tomorrow.
eng: It is marvellous.
eng: It is marvelous.
eng: It is marvellous.
eng: It's marvelous.
eng: It is me that is wrong.
eng: It's me that's wrong.
eng: It is midday.
eng: It's midday.
eng: It is mine.
eng: It's mine.
eng: It is Monday today.
eng: It's Monday today.
eng: It is my favorite character.
eng: It's my favorite character.
eng: It is necessary for you to go.
eng: It's necessary for you to go.
eng: It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
eng: You must quit smoking.
eng: It is necessary.
eng: It's necessary.
eng: It is nice and warm today.
eng: It's nice and warm today.
eng: It is nice to see you again.
eng: It's nice to see you again.
eng: It is no good talking about it.
eng: It's no good talking about it.
eng: It is no joke.
eng: It's no joke.
eng: It is not a dog.
eng: It's not a dog.
eng: It is not always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It's not always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It is not always easy to face reality.
eng: It isn't always easy to face reality.
eng: It is not always easy to face reality.
eng: It's not always easy to face reality.
eng: It is not always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It isn't always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It is not always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It's not always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It is not any different from what I expected.
eng: It isn't any different from what I expected.
eng: It is not any different from what I expected.
eng: It's not any different from what I expected.
eng: It is not appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It isn't appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It is not appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It's not appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It is not as good as it looks.
eng: It isn't as good as it looks.
eng: It is not as good as it looks.
eng: It's not as good as it looks.
eng: It is not a watch.
eng: It isn't a watch.
eng: It is not clear what the writer is trying to say.
eng: It isn't clear what the writer is trying to say.
eng: It is not clear what the writer is trying to say.
eng: It's not clear what the writer is trying to say.
eng: It is not clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It isn't clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It is not clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It's not clear who wrote this letter.
eng: It is not cold today.
eng: It isn't cold today.
eng: It is not cold today.
eng: It's not cold today.
eng: It is not difficult to speak French.
eng: It's not difficult to speak French.
eng: It is not easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It isn't easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It is not easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It's not easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
eng: It isn't easy to get rid of a bad habit.
eng: It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
eng: It's not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
eng: It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It isn't easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It's not easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It is not easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It isn't easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It is not easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It's not easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It is not easy to solve the problem.
eng: It's not easy to solve the problem.
eng: It is not easy to train dogs.
eng: It isn't easy to train dogs.
eng: It is not easy to train dogs.
eng: It's not easy to train dogs.
eng: It is not easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It's not easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It is not especially hot today.
eng: It's not especially hot today.
eng: It is not far from my house to the station.
eng: It isn't far from my house to the station.
eng: It is not far from my house to the station.
eng: It's not far from my house to the station.
eng: It is not far from the hotel.
eng: It isn't far from the hotel.
eng: It is not far from the hotel.
eng: It's not far from the hotel.
eng: It is not funny at all.
eng: It isn't funny at all.
eng: It is not funny at all.
eng: It's not funny at all.
eng: It is not funny!
eng: It's not funny.
eng: It is not going to rain this evening.
eng: It isn't going to rain this evening.
eng: It is not going to rain this evening.
eng: It's not going to rain this evening.
eng: It is not good to eat between meals.
eng: It isn't good to eat between meals.
eng: It is not good to eat between meals.
eng: It's not good to eat between meals.
eng: It is not immoral to be rich.
eng: It is not immoral to be wealthy.
eng: It is not important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It isn't important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It is not important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It's not important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It is not impossible.
eng: It isn't impossible.
eng: It is not moralism.
eng: It's not moralism.
eng: It is not my day.
eng: It isn't my day.
eng: It is not my day.
eng: It's not my day.
eng: It is not necessarily so.
eng: It isn't necessarily so.
eng: It is not necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It isn't necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It is not necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It's not necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It is not necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It isn't necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It is not necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It's not necessary for us to attend this lecture.
eng: It is not necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It isn't necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It is not necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It's not necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It is not polite to point at others.
eng: It isn't polite to point at others.
eng: It is not raining.
eng: It isn't raining.
eng: It is not really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It isn't really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It is not really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It's not really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It is not safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It isn't safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It is not safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It's not safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It is not socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It isn't socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It is not socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It's not socially acceptable to point at people.
eng: It is not so cold today.
eng: It's not so cold today.
eng: It is not so.
eng: It isn't so.
eng: It is not so.
eng: It's not so.
eng: It is not so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It isn't so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It is not so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It's not so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It is not till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It isn't till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It is not till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It's not till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It is not until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It isn't until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It is not until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It's not until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It is not until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It isn't until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It is not until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It's not until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It is not until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It's not until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It is not until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It's not until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It is not until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It isn't until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It is not until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It's not until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It is not very spicy.
eng: It's not very spicy.
eng: It is not worth repairing this camera.
eng: It isn't worth repairing this camera.
eng: It is not worth the trouble.
eng: It isn't worth the trouble.
eng: It is not worth the trouble.
eng: It's not worth the trouble.
eng: It is no use arguing about it.
eng: It's no use arguing about it.
eng: It is no use asking me for money.
eng: It's no use asking me for money.
eng: It is no use complaining.
eng: It's no use complaining.
eng: It is no use crying over spilt milk.
eng: It's no use crying over spilt milk.
eng: It is no use going to school if you are not going to study.
eng: It's no use going to school if you aren't going to study.
eng: It is no use going to school if you are not going to study.
eng: It's no use going to school if you're not going to study.
eng: It is no use trying to escape.
eng: It's no use trying to escape.
eng: It isn't a bit cold.
eng: It's not a bit cold.
eng: It isn't about that.
eng: It's not about that.
eng: It isn't a dream.
eng: It's not a dream.
eng: It isn't a hospital.
eng: It's not a hospital.
eng: It isn't all it's cracked up to be.
eng: It ain't all it's cracked up to be.
eng: It isn't all it's cracked up to be.
eng: It's not all it's cracked up to be.
eng: It isn't all my fault, is it?
eng: It's not all my fault, is it?
eng: It isn't all that cold.
eng: It's not all that cold.
eng: It isn't always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It's not always easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It isn't always easy to know a good book from a bad one.
eng: It's not always easy to know a good book from a bad one.
eng: It isn't always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It's not always easy to read between the lines.
eng: It isn't always hot in Boston.
eng: It's not always hot in Boston.
eng: It isn't always summer.
eng: It's not always summer.
eng: It isn't any different from what I expected.
eng: It's not any different from what I expected.
eng: It isn't anything like as cold as it was yesterday.
eng: It's not anything like as cold as it was yesterday.
eng: It isn't anywhere near as hot today as it was yesterday.
eng: It's not anywhere near as hot today as it was yesterday.
eng: It isn't appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It's not appropriate for you to do this.
eng: It isn't as big a problem as you think it is.
eng: It isn't as big a problem as you think.
eng: It isn't as cold here as I expected.
eng: It isn't as cold here as I expected it to be.
eng: It isn't as cold here as in Alaska.
eng: It's not as cold here as in Alaska.
eng: It isn't as difficult as you think.
eng: It's not as difficult as you think.
eng: It isn't as difficult to do as it sounds.
eng: It's not as difficult to do as it sounds.
eng: It isn't as difficult to do that as you think.
eng: It's not as difficult to do that as you think.
eng: It isn't as easy as it sounds.
eng: It's not as easy as it sounds.
eng: It isn't as easy as many people think.
eng: It's not as easy as many people think.
eng: It isn't a serious mistake.
eng: It's not a serious mistake.
eng: It isn't a serious request.
eng: It's not a serious request.
eng: It isn't as good as it looks.
eng: It's not as good as it looks.
eng: It isn't as if we were rich.
eng: It's not as if we were rich.
eng: It isn't as though the world is going to end if Tom leaves.
eng: It's not as though the world is going to end if Tom leaves.
eng: It isn't a surprise that English is the world's most spoken language.
eng: It's not a surprise that English is the world's most spoken language.
eng: It isn't at all clear.
eng: It's not at all clear.
eng: It isn't a threat.
eng: It's not a threat.
eng: It isn't big.
eng: It's not big.
eng: It isn't certain whether Tom will come or not.
eng: It's not certain whether Tom will come or not.
eng: It isn't cheap enough for me to buy.
eng: It's not cheap enough for me to buy.
eng: It isn't Christmas yet.
eng: It's not Christmas yet.
eng: It isn't clear what I'm supposed to do.
eng: It's not clear what I'm supposed to do.
eng: It isn't clear what the writer is trying to say.
eng: It's not clear what the writer is trying to say.