DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom should've done it the way you suggested.
eng: Tom should have done it the way you suggested.
eng: Tom should've done it the way you told him to do it.
eng: Tom should have done it the way you told him to do it.
eng: Tom should've done much better than he did.
eng: Tom should have done much better than he did.
eng: Tom should've done something.
eng: Tom should have done something.
eng: Tom should've done that already.
eng: Tom should have done that already.
eng: Tom should've done that already.
eng: Tom should've already done that.
eng: Tom should've done that before he went home.
eng: Tom should have done that before he went home.
eng: Tom should've done that, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should have done that, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should've done that by himself.
eng: Tom should have done that by himself.
eng: Tom should've done that by now.
eng: Tom should have done that by now.
eng: Tom should've done that earlier.
eng: Tom should have done that earlier.
eng: Tom should've done that himself.
eng: Tom should have done that himself.
eng: Tom should've done that last night.
eng: Tom should have done that last night.
eng: Tom should've done that last summer.
eng: Tom should have done that last summer.
eng: Tom should've done that last week.
eng: Tom should have done that last week.
eng: Tom should've done that long ago.
eng: Tom should have done that long ago.
eng: Tom should've done that more carefully.
eng: Tom should have done that more carefully.
eng: Tom should've done that someplace else.
eng: Tom should have done that someplace else.
eng: Tom should've done that somewhere else.
eng: Tom should have done that somewhere else.
eng: Tom should've done that sooner.
eng: Tom should have done that sooner.
eng: Tom should've done that the way I showed him.
eng: Tom should have done that the way I showed him.
eng: Tom should've done that the way I told him to.
eng: Tom should have done that the way I told him to.
eng: Tom should've done that the way Mary showed him.
eng: Tom should have done that the way Mary showed him.
eng: Tom should've done that the way Mary suggested.
eng: Tom should have done that the way Mary suggested.
eng: Tom should've done that the way Mary told him to.
eng: Tom should have done that the way Mary told him to.
eng: Tom should've done that the way we showed him.
eng: Tom should have done that the way we showed him.
eng: Tom should've done that the way you suggested.
eng: Tom should have done that the way you suggested.
eng: Tom should've done that the way you told him to.
eng: Tom should have done that the way you told him to.
eng: Tom should've done that three days ago.
eng: Tom should have done that three days ago.
eng: Tom should've done that.
eng: Tom ought to have done that.
eng: Tom should've done that.
eng: Tom should have done that.
eng: Tom should've done that when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have done that when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've done that with Mary.
eng: Tom should have done that with Mary.
eng: Tom should've done that with me.
eng: Tom should have done that with me.
eng: Tom should've done that with us.
eng: Tom should have done that with us.
eng: Tom should've done that yesterday.
eng: Tom should have done that yesterday.
eng: Tom should've driven more carefully.
eng: Tom should have driven more carefully.
eng: Tom should've eaten breakfast.
eng: Tom should have eaten breakfast.
eng: Tom should've eaten more for breakfast.
eng: Tom should have eaten more for breakfast.
eng: Tom should've filled up his tank.
eng: Tom should have filled up his tank.
eng: Tom should've finished at least an hour ago.
eng: Tom should have finished at least an hour ago.
eng: Tom should've finished his homework by now.
eng: Tom should have finished his homework by now.
eng: Tom should've finished it by now.
eng: Tom should have finished it by now.
eng: Tom should've given Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom should have given Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom should've given Mary flowers or something on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom should have given Mary flowers or something on Valentine's Day.
eng: Tom should've given Mary his old guitar.
eng: Tom should have given Mary his old guitar.
eng: Tom should've given Mary more money.
eng: Tom should have given Mary more money.
eng: Tom should've given Mary more time to do that.
eng: Tom should have given Mary more time to do that.
eng: Tom should've given Mary more time.
eng: Tom should have given Mary more time.
eng: Tom should've given Mary what she asked for.
eng: Tom should have given Mary what she asked for.
eng: Tom should've given Mary what she wanted.
eng: Tom should have given Mary what she wanted.
eng: Tom should've gone a long time ago.
eng: Tom should have gone a long time ago.
eng: Tom should've gone home earlier.
eng: Tom should have gone home earlier.
eng: Tom should've gone shopping with Mary.
eng: Tom should have gone shopping with Mary.
eng: Tom should've gone to Boston last week.
eng: Tom should have gone to Boston last week.
eng: Tom should've gone to Boston last week with Mary, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom should have gone to Boston last week with Mary, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom should've gone to Boston with Mary.
eng: Tom should have gone to Boston with Mary.
eng: Tom should've gone to Boston with us.
eng: Tom should have gone to Boston with us.
eng: Tom should've gone to Mary's house by himself.
eng: Tom should have gone to Mary's house by himself.
eng: Tom should've gone to the bank yesterday.
eng: Tom should have gone to the bank yesterday.
eng: Tom should've gone to the hospital three days ago.
eng: Tom should have gone to the hospital three days ago.
eng: Tom should've gone weeks ago.
eng: Tom should have gone weeks ago.
eng: Tom should've gone with you.
eng: Tom should have gone with you.
eng: Tom should've gotten a warning.
eng: Tom should have gotten a warning.
eng: Tom should've gotten here yesterday.
eng: Tom should have gotten here yesterday.
eng: Tom should've gotten home by now.
eng: Tom should have gotten home by now.
eng: Tom should've gotten some prison time.
eng: Tom should have gotten some prison time.
eng: Tom should've had a little more patience.
eng: Tom should have had a little more patience.
eng: Tom should've helped Mary more.
eng: Tom should have helped Mary more.
eng: Tom should've helped Mary with her homework.
eng: Tom should have helped Mary with her homework.
eng: Tom should've hired a better lawyer.
eng: Tom should have hired a better lawyer.
eng: Tom should've hired a French-speaking babysitter.
eng: Tom should have hired a French-speaking babysitter.
eng: Tom should've hired a lawyer.
eng: Tom should have hired a lawyer.
eng: Tom should've hit the dog with his shoe.
eng: Tom should have hit the dog with his shoe.
eng: Tom should've invited Mary.
eng: Tom should have invited Mary.
eng: Tom should've kept his mouth shut.
eng: Tom should have kept his mouth shut.
eng: Tom should've kept that secret.
eng: Tom should have kept that secret.
eng: Tom should've kissed Mary.
eng: Tom should have kissed Mary.
eng: Tom should've kissed Mary when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have kissed Mary when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've known better than to carry so much money.
eng: Tom should have known better than to carry so much money.
eng: Tom should've known that we'd be here today.
eng: Tom should have known that we'd be here today.
eng: Tom should've laughed at Mary's jokes, even though they weren't funny.
eng: Tom should have laughed at Mary's jokes, even though they weren't funny.
eng: Tom should've laughed at Mary's jokes.
eng: Tom should have laughed at Mary's jokes.
eng: Tom should've learned French when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have learned French when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've left.
eng: Tom should have left.
eng: Tom should've left when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have left when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've let his children go camping with us.
eng: Tom should have let his children go camping with us.
eng: Tom should've let Mary do that.
eng: Tom should have let Mary do that.
eng: Tom should've let Mary drive.
eng: Tom should have let Mary drive.
eng: Tom should've let me do what I wanted to do.
eng: Tom should have let me do what I wanted to do.
eng: Tom should've let me know earlier.
eng: Tom should have let me know earlier.
eng: Tom should've let me sing.
eng: Tom should have let me sing.
eng: Tom should've let me talk to him.
eng: Tom should have let me talk to him.
eng: Tom should've let me talk to Mary.
eng: Tom should have let me talk to Mary.
eng: Tom should've lied to Mary about where he'd been.
eng: Tom ought to have lied to Mary about where he'd been.
eng: Tom should've lied to Mary about where he'd been.
eng: Tom should have lied to Mary about where he'd been.
eng: Tom should've listened to Mary.
eng: Tom should have listened to Mary.
eng: Tom should've listened to you and bought that painting when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have listened to you and bought that painting when he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've listened to you.
eng: Tom should have listened to you.
eng: Tom should've locked the door.
eng: Tom should have locked the door.
eng: Tom should've married Mary instead of her sister.
eng: Tom should have married Mary instead of her sister.
eng: Tom should've never been arrested.
eng: Tom should have never been arrested.
eng: Tom should've never been asked to do that.
eng: Tom should have never been asked to do that.
eng: Tom should've never been fired.
eng: Tom should have never been fired.
eng: Tom should've never been fired.
eng: Tom should never have been fired.
eng: Tom should've never been pardoned.
eng: Tom should have never been pardoned.
eng: Tom should've never been released.
eng: Tom should have never been released.
eng: Tom should've never been there.
eng: Tom should have never been there.
eng: Tom should've never borrowed money from Mary.
eng: Tom never should've borrowed money from Mary.
eng: Tom should've never come to Boston.
eng: Tom should have never come to Boston.
eng: Tom should've never done that.
eng: Tom should have never done that.
eng: Tom should've never gone to Boston.
eng: Tom should have never gone to Boston.
eng: Tom should've never gotten involved.
eng: Tom should have never gotten involved.
eng: Tom should've never gotten that job.
eng: Tom should have never gotten that job.
eng: Tom should've never left early.
eng: Tom should have never left early.
eng: Tom should've never let Mary go.
eng: Tom should have never let Mary go.
eng: Tom should've never quit his job.
eng: Tom should have never quit his job.
eng: Tom should've never retired.
eng: Tom should have never retired.
eng: Tom should've never returned.
eng: Tom should have never returned.
eng: Tom should've never said that.
eng: Tom never should've said that.
eng: Tom should've never said that.
eng: Tom should have never said that.
eng: Tom should've never tried doing that.
eng: Tom should have never tried doing that.
eng: Tom should've never tried doing that.
eng: Tom should never have tried to do that.
eng: Tom should've never tried doing that.
eng: Tom should've never tried to do that.
eng: Tom should've never tried leaving early.
eng: Tom never should've tried leaving early.
eng: Tom should've never tried leaving early.
eng: Tom should have never tried leaving early.
eng: Tom should've never tried leaving early.
eng: Tom should've never tried to leave early.
eng: Tom should've never tried to do that.
eng: Tom should have never tried to do that.
eng: Tom should've never tried to leave early.
eng: Tom never should've tried leaving early.
eng: Tom should've never tried to leave early.
eng: Tom should have never tried to leave early.
eng: Tom should've never tried to win.
eng: Tom should have never tried to win.
eng: Tom should've never walked through the park by himself late at night.
eng: Tom should have never walked through the park by himself late at night.
eng: Tom should've not been doing that.
eng: Tom should have not been doing that.
eng: Tom should've not been doing that.
eng: Tom shouldn't have been doing that.
eng: Tom should've not been here.
eng: Tom should have not been here.
eng: Tom should've not been here.
eng: Tom shouldn't have been here.
eng: Tom should've not been late.
eng: Tom should have not been late.
eng: Tom should've not been late.
eng: Tom shouldn't have been late.
eng: Tom should've offered to help Mary.
eng: Tom should have offered to help Mary.
eng: Tom should've paged Mary.
eng: Tom should have paged Mary.
eng: Tom should've pretended he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom should've pretended that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom should've pretended to be frightened by Mary in her Halloween costume.
eng: Tom should have pretended to be frightened by Mary in her Halloween costume.
eng: Tom should've protected Mary.
eng: Tom should have protected Mary.
eng: Tom should've put on more sunscreen.
eng: Tom should have put on more sunscreen.
eng: Tom should've refused that offer.
eng: Tom should have refused that offer.
eng: Tom should've refused to do that.
eng: Tom should have refused to do that.
eng: Tom should've refused to go to Boston.
eng: Tom should have refused to go to Boston.
eng: Tom should've said more.
eng: Tom should have said more.
eng: Tom should've said no.
eng: Tom should have said no.
eng: Tom should've said something.
eng: Tom should have said something.
eng: Tom should've said "thank you."
eng: Tom should have said "thank you."
eng: Tom should've sent a letter of apology.
eng: Tom should have sent a letter of apology.
eng: Tom should've shopped around a bit.
eng: Tom should have shopped around a bit.
eng: Tom should've shown Mary how to do that.
eng: Tom should have shown Mary how to do that.
eng: Tom should've slept longer.
eng: Tom should have slept longer.
eng: Tom should've smiled at Mary.
eng: Tom should have smiled at Mary.
eng: Tom should've sold his house while he had the chance.
eng: Tom should have sold his house while he had the chance.
eng: Tom should've spoken French.
eng: Tom should have spoken French.
eng: Tom should've stayed a little longer.
eng: Tom should have stayed a little longer.
eng: Tom should've stayed and helped Mary.
eng: Tom should have stayed and helped Mary.
eng: Tom should've stayed and helped us clean up.
eng: Tom should have stayed and helped us clean up.
eng: Tom should've stayed at home last night.
eng: Tom should have stayed at home last night.
eng: Tom should've stayed at home.
eng: Tom should have stayed at home.
eng: Tom should've stayed for a couple more hours.
eng: Tom should have stayed for a couple more hours.
eng: Tom should've stayed home.
eng: Tom should have stayed home.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston all summer.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston all summer.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston for a few more days.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston for a few more days.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston for another week.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston for another week.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston last week.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston last week.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston longer.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston longer.
eng: Tom should've stayed in Boston.
eng: Tom should have stayed in Boston.
eng: Tom should've stayed.
eng: Tom should have stayed.
eng: Tom should've stayed to protect Mary.
eng: Tom should have stayed to protect Mary.
eng: Tom should've stayed where he was.
eng: Tom should have stayed where he was.
eng: Tom should've stopped Mary.
eng: Tom should have stopped Mary.
eng: Tom should've studied harder for the test.
eng: Tom should have studied harder for the test.
eng: Tom should've studied harder.
eng: Tom should have studied harder.
eng: Tom should've studied more.
eng: Tom should have studied more.
eng: Tom should've sung the song Mary requested.
eng: Tom should have sung the song Mary requested.
eng: Tom should've taken the examination yesterday.
eng: Tom should have taken the examination yesterday.
eng: Tom should've talked to Mary.
eng: Tom should have talked to Mary.
eng: Tom should've told Mary about what happened.
eng: Tom should have told Mary about what happened.
eng: Tom should've told Mary about what he had done.
eng: Tom should have told Mary about what he had done.
eng: Tom should've told Mary everything.
eng: Tom should have told Mary everything.
eng: Tom should've told Mary he loved her.
eng: Tom should have told Mary he loved her.
eng: Tom should've told Mary he loved her.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that he loved her.
eng: Tom should've told Mary he was married.
eng: Tom should have told Mary he was married.
eng: Tom should've told Mary not to come to Boston.
eng: Tom should have told Mary not to come to Boston.
eng: Tom should've told Mary not to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary not to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary not to go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom should have told Mary not to go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom should've told Mary not to leave early.
eng: Tom should have told Mary not to leave early.
eng: Tom should've told Mary not to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom should have told Mary not to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that he loved her.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that he loved her.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that he was married.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that he was married.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that he was married.
eng: Tom should've told Mary he was married.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that she had to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that she had to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that she needed to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that she needed to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary that she wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary that she wasn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary.
eng: Tom should have told Mary.
eng: Tom should've told Mary what he had done.
eng: Tom should have told Mary what he had done.
eng: Tom should've told Mary what needed to be done.
eng: Tom should have told Mary what needed to be done.
eng: Tom should've told Mary why he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary why he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary why he was late.
eng: Tom should have told Mary why he was late.
eng: Tom should've told Mary why it was a bad idea to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary why it was a bad idea to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary why she had to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary why she had to do that.
eng: Tom should've told Mary why she needed to do that.
eng: Tom should have told Mary why she needed to do that.
eng: Tom should've told me about that sooner.
eng: Tom should have told me about that sooner.
eng: Tom should've told me the truth.
eng: Tom should have told me the truth.
eng: Tom should've told me.
eng: Tom should have told me.
eng: Tom should've told the truth.
eng: Tom should have told the truth.
eng: Tom should've told us about that earlier.
eng: Tom should have told us about that earlier.
eng: Tom should've told us about this.
eng: Tom should have told us about this.
eng: Tom should've told us the truth.
eng: Tom should have told us the truth.
eng: Tom should've trusted his instinct.
eng: Tom should have trusted his instinct.
eng: Tom should've trusted me.
eng: Tom should have trusted me.
eng: Tom should've understood the rules.
eng: Tom should have understood the rules.
eng: Tom should've visited Boston, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should have visited Boston, but he didn't.
eng: Tom should've visited Boston last summer.
eng: Tom should have visited Boston last summer.
eng: Tom should've waited for Mary.
eng: Tom should have waited for Mary.
eng: Tom should've waited for me.
eng: Tom should have waited for me.
eng: Tom should've waited for us to do that for him.
eng: Tom should have waited for us to do that for him.
eng: Tom should've waited for us.
eng: Tom should have waited for us.
eng: Tom should've waited longer.
eng: Tom should have waited longer.
eng: Tom should've waited.
eng: Tom should have waited.
eng: Tom should've waited until Mary got here to do that.
eng: Tom should have waited until Mary got here to do that.
eng: Tom should've waited until Mary got there to before I left.
eng: Tom should have waited until Mary got there to before I left.
eng: Tom should've waited until Monday to do that.
eng: Tom should have waited until Monday to do that.
eng: Tom should've waited until Monday to go back to Boston.
eng: Tom should have waited until Monday to go back to Boston.
eng: Tom should've walked home with Mary.
eng: Tom should have walked home with Mary.
eng: Tom should've won, in my opinion.
eng: Tom should have won, in my opinion.
eng: Tom should've won last night.
eng: Tom should have won last night.
eng: Tom should've won the race.
eng: Tom should have won the race.
eng: Tom should've won.
eng: Tom should have won.
eng: Tom should've worked harder.
eng: Tom should have worked harder.
eng: Tom should've worn a heavier coat.
eng: Tom should have worn a heavier coat.
eng: Tom's house also burned down.
eng: Tom's house burned down as well.
eng: Tom's house burned down, too.
eng: Tom's house also burned down.
eng: Tom's house is across the street from my house.
eng: Tom's house is across the street from mine.
eng: Tom's house is next to my house.
eng: Tom's house is next to mine.
eng: Tom's house isn't far from my house.
eng: Tom's house isn't far from mine.
eng: Tom's house isn't very far from my house.
eng: Tom's house isn't very far from mine.
eng: Tom's house is so remote that hardly anyone ever goes there.
eng: Tom's house is so remote hardly anyone ever goes there.
eng: Tom's house is very near mine.
eng: Tom's house is very close to my house.
eng: Tom's house is very near my house.
eng: Tom's house is very close to mine.
eng: Tom's house is very near my house.
eng: Tom's house is very near mine.
eng: Tom showed a photo of his mother to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary a photo of his mother.
eng: Tom showed his garden to me.
eng: Tom showed me his garden.
eng: Tom showed his passport to me.
eng: Tom showed me his passport.
eng: Tom showed his photograph album to me.
eng: Tom showed me his photograph album.
eng: Tom showed Mary a picture of John.
eng: Tom showed a picture of John to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary his stamp collection.
eng: Tom showed his stamp collection to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary John's picture.
eng: Tom showed John's picture to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary the letter that he got from John.
eng: Tom showed Mary the letter he got from John.
eng: Tom showed me a picture of his car.
eng: Tom showed a picture of his car to me.
eng: Tom showed me his photo album.
eng: Tom showed his photo album to me.
eng: Tom showed me some pictures he took when he was in Australia.
eng: Tom showed me some pictures that he took when he was in Australia.
eng: Tom showed the bartender his ID.
eng: Tom showed his ID to the bartender.
eng: Tom showed the documents to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary the documents.
eng: Tom showed the forgery to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary the forgery.
eng: Tom showed the map to Mary.
eng: Tom showed Mary the map.
eng: Tom showed up early for practice.
eng: Tom showed up for practice early.
eng: Tom showed us a photo of his mother.
eng: Tom showed a photo of his mother to us.
eng: Tom's hungover.
eng: Tom is hungover.
eng: Tom's hungry.
eng: Tom is hungry.
eng: Tom shut off his computer.
eng: Tom shut down his computer.
eng: Tom shut off his computer.
eng: Tom shut his computer off.
eng: Tom shut the book and turned off the lamp.
eng: Tom closed the book and turned off the lamp.
eng: Tom's hyperventilating.
eng: Tom is hyperventilating.
eng: Tom's hysterical.
eng: Tom is hysterical.
eng: Tom signed a non-disclosure agreement.
eng: Tom signed an NDA.
eng: Tom's illiterate.
eng: Tom is illiterate.
eng: Tom's imaginative.
eng: Tom is imaginative.
eng: Tom's important.
eng: Tom is important.
eng: Tom's impossible.
eng: Tom is impossible.
eng: Tom's impressed.
eng: Tom is impressed.
eng: Tom's in a pickle.
eng: Tom's in a fix.
eng: Tom's in a pickle.
eng: Tom's in a spot of bother.
eng: Tom sings better than Mary.
eng: Tom sings better than Mary does.
eng: Tom's in heaven now.
eng: Tom is in heaven now.
eng: Tom's injured.
eng: Tom is injured.
eng: Tom's in love with John's ex-wife.
eng: Tom is in love with John's ex-wife.
eng: Tom's in love with Mary's best friend.
eng: Tom is in love with Mary's best friend.
eng: Tom's in love with Mary's younger sister.
eng: Tom is in love with Mary's younger sister.
eng: Tom's innovative.
eng: Tom is innovative.
eng: Tom's insane.
eng: Tom is insane.
eng: Tom's interesting.
eng: Tom is interesting.
eng: Tom's in the big leagues now.
eng: Tom is in the big leagues now.
eng: Tom's in the construction business.
eng: Tom is in the construction business.
eng: Tom's in the habit of constantly finding fault with everything Mary does.
eng: Tom is in the habit of constantly finding fault with everything Mary does.
eng: Tom's in the psych ward.
eng: Tom is in the psych ward.
eng: Tom's just looking for attention.
eng: Tom is just looking for attention.
eng: Tom's leaving.
eng: Tom is leaving.
eng: Tom's left his umbrella on the bus.
eng: Tom has left his umbrella on the bus.
eng: Tom's legal troubles aren't over yet.
eng: Tom's legal troubles aren't yet over.
eng: Tom slept on the sofa.
eng: Tom slept on the couch.
eng: Tom slept until noon today.
eng: Tom slept till noon today.
eng: Tom sliced the tomato with the knife that he'd just sharpened.
eng: Tom sliced the tomato with the knife he'd just sharpened.
eng: Tom's life is in danger.
eng: Tom's life's in danger.
eng: Tom's life is not a bed of roses.
eng: Tom's life isn't a bed of roses.
eng: Tom's listening.
eng: Tom is listening.
eng: Tom's living in his own little bubble.
eng: Tom is living in his own little bubble.
eng: Tom's living proof that you don't have to have brains to be successful.
eng: Tom is living proof that you don't have to have brains to be successful.
eng: Tom's lucky.
eng: Tom is lucky.
eng: Tom's mad.
eng: Tom is mad.
eng: Tom's mean.
eng: Tom is mean.
eng: Tom's mistaken.
eng: Tom is mistaken.
eng: Tom's mobile butt-dialled Mary.
eng: Tom butt-dialled Mary.
eng: Tom's mobile phone fell out of his pocket into the pool when he leant over to check the water level.
eng: Tom's mobile phone fell out of his pocket into the pool when he leaned over to check the water level.
eng: Tom's mother baked him some cookies.
eng: Tom's mother baked some cookies for him.
eng: Tom's mother died just one week before Tom graduated from college.
eng: Tom's mother died just a week before Tom graduated from college.
eng: Tom's mother got angry at him for jumping on his bed.
eng: Tom's mother got angry at Tom for jumping on his bed.
eng: Tom's mother hugged him and she told him she loved him.
eng: Tom's mother hugged him and she told him that she loved him.
eng: Tom's mother is very strict.
eng: Tom's mom is very strict.
eng: Tom's mother says that he can't go to school today.
eng: Tom's mother says he can't go to school today.
eng: Tom's mother told him he could do anything he wanted to do.
eng: Tom's mother told Tom he could do anything he wanted to do.
eng: Tom's mother told him that it was bad manners to chew with his mouth open.
eng: Tom's mother told him it was bad manners to chew with his mouth open.
eng: Tom's mother told him to eat his vegetables.
eng: Tom's mother told Tom to eat his vegetables.
eng: Tom's mother used to wash his clothes for him, but she doesn't anymore.
eng: Tom's mother used to wash Tom's clothes for him, but she doesn't anymore.
eng: Tom sneaked up behind Mary.
eng: Tom snuck up behind Mary.
eng: Tom snores louder than Mary.
eng: Tom snores louder than Mary does.
eng: Tom's not a baby anymore.
eng: Tom isn't a baby anymore.
eng: Tom's not a bad kid.
eng: Tom isn't a bad kid.
eng: Tom's not a doctor. He's a lawyer.
eng: Tom isn't a doctor. He's a lawyer.
eng: Tom's not a good liar.
eng: Tom isn't a good liar.
eng: Tom's not answering his phone.
eng: Tom isn't answering his phone.
eng: Tom's not a real person.
eng: Tom isn't a real person.
eng: Tom's not a saint.
eng: Tom isn't a saint.
eng: Tom's not as bad as you say he is.
eng: Tom isn't as bad as you say he is.
eng: Tom's not as bad as you think.
eng: Tom isn't as bad as you think.
eng: Tom's not asleep.
eng: Tom isn't asleep.
eng: Tom's not at all happy with the situation, but is prepared to accept it.
eng: Tom isn't at all happy with the situation, but is prepared to accept it.
eng: Tom's not at all sure.
eng: Tom isn't at all sure.
eng: Tom's not at all sure what he should do.
eng: Tom isn't at all sure what he should do.
eng: Tom's not at all sure where he should go.
eng: Tom isn't at all sure where he should go.
eng: Tom's not at all sure who he should talk to.
eng: Tom isn't at all sure who he should talk to.
eng: Tom's not a vegan.
eng: Tom isn't a vegan.
eng: Tom's not breathing.
eng: Tom isn't breathing.
eng: Tom's not coming, because I don't want him to.
eng: Tom isn't coming, because I don't want him to.
eng: Tom's not doing that many drugs.
eng: Tom isn't doing that many drugs.
eng: Tom's not exactly my favorite person.
eng: Tom isn't exactly my favorite person.
eng: Tom's not feeling very well.
eng: Tom isn't feeling very well.
eng: Tom's not finished.
eng: Tom isn't finished.
eng: Tom's not from around here.
eng: Tom isn't from around here.
eng: Tom's not going to be happy.
eng: Tom isn't going to be happy.
eng: Tom's not going to be happy when he finds out what happened.
eng: Tom isn't going to be happy when he finds out what happened.
eng: Tom's not happy with that.
eng: Tom isn't happy with that.
eng: Tom's not having much luck.
eng: Tom isn't having much luck.
eng: Tom's not here.
eng: Tom is not here.
eng: Tom's not home.
eng: Tom is not home.
eng: Tom's not home yet.
eng: Tom isn't home yet.
eng: Tom's not in a good mood.
eng: Tom isn't in a good mood.
eng: Tom's not in any danger.
eng: Tom isn't in any danger.
eng: Tom's not in his bed.
eng: Tom isn't in his bed.
eng: Tom's not in his car.
eng: Tom isn't in his car.
eng: Tom's not in his room.
eng: Tom isn't in his room.
eng: Tom's not in the best of health.
eng: Tom isn't in the best of health.
eng: Tom's not in the hospital.
eng: Tom isn't in the hospital.
eng: Tom's not in the hospital.
eng: Tom's not in hospital.
eng: Tom's not in the office.
eng: Tom isn't in the office.
eng: Tom's not into mathematics.
eng: Tom isn't into mathematics.
eng: Tom's not making any guarantees.
eng: Tom isn't making any guarantees.
eng: Tom's not my name.
eng: Tom isn't my name.
eng: Tom's not paying attention to the TV.
eng: Tom isn't paying attention to the TV.
eng: Tom's not quite sure of that one.
eng: Tom isn't quite sure of that one.
eng: Tom's not ready for that.
eng: Tom isn't ready for that.
eng: Tom's not ready to quit.
eng: Tom isn't ready to quit.
eng: Tom's not really that into sports.
eng: Tom isn't really that into sports.
eng: Tom's not so good at math.
eng: Tom isn't so good at math.
eng: Tom's not staying with you, is he?
eng: Tom isn't staying with you, is he?
eng: Tom's not telling me something.
eng: Tom isn't telling me something.
eng: Tom's not the easiest person to live with.
eng: Tom isn't the easiest person to live with.
eng: Tom's not the one giving orders.
eng: Tom isn't the one giving orders.
eng: Tom's not the only one around here who likes Mary.
eng: Tom isn't the only one around here who likes Mary.
eng: Tom's not the slightest bit interested in my suggestion.
eng: Tom isn't the slightest bit interested in my suggestion.
eng: Tom's not very frugal.
eng: Tom is not very frugal.
eng: Tom's not very frugal.
eng: Tom isn't very frugal.
eng: Tom's not very good at it.
eng: Tom is not very good at it.
eng: Tom's not very good at it.
eng: Tom isn't very good at it.
eng: Tom's not very handsome.
eng: Tom isn't very handsome.
eng: Tom's not well enough to go to work today.
eng: Tom isn't well enough to go to work today.
eng: Tom's not with us anymore.
eng: Tom isn't with us anymore.
eng: Tom snuck into Mary's office.
eng: Tom sneaked into Mary's office.
eng: Tom's office is larger than Mary's.
eng: Tom's office is larger than Mary's office.
eng: Tom sold all his land and gave the money to charity.
eng: Tom sold all of his land and gave the money to charity.
eng: Tom's older.
eng: Tom is older.
eng: Tom sold everything he had.
eng: Tom sold everything that he had.
eng: Tom sold everything he owned and moved to Australia.
eng: Tom sold everything that he owned and moved to Australia.
eng: Tom sold his old bicycle to Mary.
eng: Tom sold Mary his old bicycle.
eng: Tom sold Mary a necklace that he'd stolen.
eng: Tom sold a necklace to Mary that he'd stolen.
eng: Tom sold Mary his car.
eng: Tom sold his car to Mary.
eng: Tom sold Mary his old car.
eng: Tom sold his old car to Mary.
eng: Tom sold Mary his old clarinet.
eng: Tom sold his old clarinet to Mary.
eng: Tom sold me his old car.
eng: Tom sold his old car to me.
eng: Tom sold me his old refrigerator.
eng: Tom sold his old refrigerator to me.
eng: Tom sold me three of his chickens.
eng: Tom sold three of his chickens to me.
eng: Tom sometimes comes to see me.
eng: Tom comes to see me sometimes.
eng: Tom sometimes does that.
eng: Sometimes Tom does that.
eng: Tom sometimes phones Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes calls Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes rings Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes calls Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes rings Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes phones Mary fifty times a day.
eng: Tom sometimes speaks French.
eng: Tom speaks French sometimes.
eng: Tom somewhat resembles his father.
eng: Tom resembles his father somewhat.
eng: Tom's one of the nicest guys I've ever met.
eng: Tom is one of the nicest guys I've ever met.
eng: Tom soon realized he was alone.
eng: Tom soon realized that he was alone.
eng: Tom soon realized that he wasn't going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom soon realized he wasn't going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom soon realized that he was trapped.
eng: Tom soon realized he was trapped.
eng: Tom soon realized that he wouldn't be able to change anything.
eng: Tom soon realized he wouldn't be able to change anything.
eng: Tom soon realized that Mary wasn't joking.
eng: Tom soon realized Mary wasn't joking.
eng: Tom soon realized that Mary was still alive.
eng: Tom soon realized Mary was still alive.
eng: Tom soon realized that no one would help him.
eng: Tom soon realized nobody would help him.
eng: Tom soon realized that something was wrong.
eng: Tom soon realized something was wrong.
eng: Tom soon realized the person he was talking to wasn't Mary.
eng: Tom soon realized that the person he was talking to wasn't Mary.
eng: Tom's out of a job.
eng: Tom is out of a job.
eng: Tom's out of surgery and seems to be doing OK.
eng: Tom is out of surgery and seems to be doing OK.
eng: Tom's out of the picture.
eng: Tom is out of the picture.
eng: Tom's outside.
eng: Tom is outside.
eng: Tom's overwhelmed.
eng: Tom is overwhelmed.
eng: Tom's packing.
eng: Tom is packing.
eng: Tom's painting.
eng: Tom is painting.
eng: Tom's panicking.
eng: Tom is panicking.
eng: Tom's paralyzed.
eng: Tom is paralyzed.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow Tom to do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents are happy that he's back from Australia.
eng: Tom's parents are happy he's back from Australia.
eng: Tom's parents are too strict to let him do that.
eng: Tom's parents are too strict to allow him to do that.
eng: Tom's parents died when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom's parents died when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom's parents died when he was three.
eng: Tom's parents died when he was three years old.
eng: Tom's parents died when he was three.
eng: Tom's parents died when Tom was three.
eng: Tom's parents don't allow Tom to go out at night.
eng: Tom's parents don't let Tom go out at night.
eng: Tom's parents found Tom unconscious in his room.
eng: Tom's parents found him unconscious in his room.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when Tom was thirteen.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when he was very young.
eng: Tom's parents got divorced when Tom was very young.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do anything he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do anything he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let Tom do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents allow him to do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom's parents let him do what he wants.
eng: Tom's parents let him stay out late at night.
eng: Tom's parents let Tom stay out late at night.
eng: Tom's parents never told him about the facts of life.
eng: Tom's parents never told him about the birds and the bees.
eng: Tom's parents never visited him when he was in the hospital.
eng: Tom's parents never visited Tom when he was in the hospital.
eng: Tom's parents thought that he was too young to live by himself.
eng: Tom's parents thought that Tom was too young to live by himself.
eng: Tom's parents told him that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom's parents told Tom that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom's parents told him that they thought he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him that they thought that he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought that he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him that they thought that he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought that he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents told him they thought he was too young to get married.
eng: Tom's parents were asleep when he got home.
eng: Tom's parents were asleep when Tom got home.
eng: Tom's parents were both born in Australia.
eng: Both of Tom's parents were born in Australia.
eng: Tom's parents wish Tom would study harder.
eng: Tom's parents wish he'd study harder.
eng: Tom's parents wouldn't let him keep the kitten.
eng: Tom's parents wouldn't let Tom keep the kitten.
eng: Tom spat.
eng: Tom spit.
eng: Tom speaks French a little.
eng: Tom speaks a little French.
eng: Tom speaks French better than I do.
eng: Tom speaks French better than me.
eng: Tom speaks French more fluently than Mary.
eng: Tom speaks French more fluently than Mary does.
eng: Tom speaks French much better than Mary does.
eng: Tom speaks French much better than Mary.
eng: Tom speaks French only slightly better than he speaks English.
eng: Tom speaks French only just a little bit better than he speaks English.
eng: Tom speaks good French.
eng: Tom speaks French well.
eng: Tom speaks Hiberno-English.
eng: Tom speaks Irish English.
eng: Tom speaks more carefully than Mary does.
eng: Tom speaks more carefully than Mary.
eng: Tom speaks very good French.
eng: Tom speaks French very well.
eng: Tom spent all the money he had to buy Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom spent all the money he had to buy a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom spent a lot of time playing games when he was a kid.
eng: Tom spent a lot of time playing games when he was a child.
eng: Tom spent hours trying to fix the radio.
eng: Tom spent hours trying to repair the radio.
eng: Tom spent more than he'd planned.
eng: Tom spent more than he'd planned to.
eng: Tom spent more than he had planned.
eng: Tom spent more than he'd planned.
eng: Tom spent more than he had planned.
eng: Tom spent more than he'd planned to.
eng: Tom spent some time looking at the pictures that Mary had sent him.
eng: Tom spent some time looking at the pictures Mary had sent him.
eng: Tom spent twice as much as I did.
eng: Tom spent twice as much as me.
eng: Tom's performance was not up to his fans' expectations.
eng: Tom's performance wasn't up to his fans' expectations.
eng: Tom's performance wasn't as good as I expected.
eng: Tom's performance wasn't as good as I expected it to be.
eng: Tom's phone number is unlisted.
eng: Tom's phone number's unlisted.
eng: Tom's pillow has a blue pillowcase.
eng: Tom's pillow's got a blue pillowcase.
eng: Tom's plane should've arrived by now.
eng: Tom's plane should have arrived by now.
eng: Tom's plan never would've worked.
eng: Tom's plan never would have worked.
eng: Tom's plan sounded much more reasonable than Mary's.
eng: Tom's plan sounded much more reasonable than Mary's plan.
eng: Tom's plan worked brilliantly.
eng: Tom's plan worked perfectly.
eng: Tom's poetry has won many prizes.
eng: Tom's poetry has won a lot of prizes.
eng: Tom spoke loudly enough for everyone to hear.
eng: Tom spoke loudly enough for everybody to hear.
eng: Tom's polite.
eng: Tom is polite.
eng: Tom's problems aren't over yet.
eng: Tom's problems are not yet over.
eng: Tom's reading his wife's diary.
eng: Tom is reading his wife's diary.
eng: Tom's really good with computers.
eng: Tom is really good with computers.
eng: Tom's resignation surprised everyone.
eng: Tom's resignation surprised everybody.
eng: Tom's retired.
eng: Tom is retired.
eng: Tom's rich, but not rich enough.
eng: Tom is rich, but not rich enough.
eng: Tom's right.
eng: Tom is right.
eng: Tom's risking his life.
eng: Tom is risking his life.
eng: Tom's room has no windows.
eng: Tom's room doesn't have any windows.
eng: Tom's rowing a small boat across the lake.
eng: Tom is rowing a small boat across the lake.
eng: Tom's sad.
eng: Tom is sad.
eng: Tom's safe.
eng: Tom is safe.
eng: Tom's school has over 3,000 students.
eng: Tom's school has more than 3,000 students.
eng: Tom's screaming.
eng: Tom is screaming.
eng: Tom's searching for his biological father.
eng: Tom is searching for his biological father.
eng: Tom's sensible.
eng: Tom is sensible.
eng: Tom's serious.
eng: Tom is serious.
eng: Tom's shirt didn't cost as much as mine.
eng: Tom's shirt didn't cost as much as mine did.
eng: Tom's shy.
eng: Tom is shy.
eng: Tom's silent.
eng: Tom is silent.
eng: Tom's sincere.
eng: Tom is sincere.
eng: Tom's skiing.
eng: Tom is skiing.
eng: Tom's smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom's smarter than we are.
eng: Tom is smarter than we are.
eng: Tom's smile convinced Mary he was happy.
eng: Tom's smile convinced Mary that he was happy.
eng: Tom's sniffling.
eng: Tom is sniffling.
eng: Tom's so old.
eng: Tom is so old.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as boring as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as interesting as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's speech was.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's.
eng: Tom's speech wasn't as long as Mary's speech.
eng: Tom's started to clear out his stuff.
eng: Tom has started to clear out his stuff.
eng: Tom's starting to go bald.
eng: Tom is starting to go bald.
eng: Tom's stepmother isn't much older than he is.
eng: Tom's stepmom isn't much older than he is.
eng: Tom's strange.
eng: Tom is strange.
eng: Tom's strict.
eng: Tom is strict.
eng: Tom's strong.
eng: Tom is strong.
eng: Tom's studying.
eng: Tom is studying.
eng: Tom's stupid.
eng: Tom is stupid.
eng: Tom's suffering.
eng: Tom is suffering.
eng: Tom's suffocating.
eng: Tom is suffocating.
eng: Tom's supposed to be good at Fortran.
eng: Tom is supposed to be good at Fortran.
eng: Tom's surprised.
eng: Tom is surprised.
eng: Tom's suspension ended on October 20th.
eng: Tom's suspension ended on October twentieth.
eng: Tom's suspicious.
eng: Tom is suspicious.
eng: Tom's talkative today.
eng: Tom is talkative today.
eng: Tom started doing that before he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom started doing that before he was thirteen.
eng: Tom started doing that when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom started doing that when he was thirty.
eng: Tom started getting angry the minute Mary started doing that.
eng: Tom started getting mad the minute Mary started doing that.
eng: Tom started getting angry when Mary started doing that.
eng: Tom started getting mad when Mary started doing that.
eng: Tom started playing golf when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom started playing golf when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom started playing the trumpet when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom started playing the trumpet when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom started putting things into the box.
eng: Tom started putting things in the box.
eng: Tom started taking his clothes off.
eng: Tom started taking off his clothes.
eng: Tom started taking his shoes off.
eng: Tom started taking off his shoes.
eng: Tom started taking things out of the box.
eng: Tom started to take things out of the box.
eng: Tom started to question his own sanity.
eng: Tom began to question his own sanity.
eng: Tom stayed at a B&B.
eng: Tom stayed at a Bed and Breakfast.
eng: Tom stayed at home all day Monday.
eng: Tom stayed home all day Monday.
eng: Tom stayed at home because it was raining.
eng: Tom stayed home because it was raining.
eng: Tom stayed in Australia a long time.
eng: Tom stayed in Australia for a long time.
eng: Tom stayed in Boston a long time.
eng: Tom stayed in Boston for a long time.
eng: Tom stayed in his room as he was told.
eng: Tom stayed in his room as he was told to.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he'd planned.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he'd planned to.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he had planned.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he had planned to.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he needed.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he needed to.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he should have.
eng: Tom stayed longer than he should've.
eng: Tom stayed up until 3 in the morning.
eng: Tom stayed up until three in the morning.
eng: Tom's teacher suspected Tom had cheated on the test.
eng: Tom's teacher suspected that Tom had cheated on the test.
eng: Tom's terrified.
eng: Tom is terrified.
eng: Tom's the best guitarist I've ever heard in person.
eng: Tom is the best guitarist I've ever heard in person.
eng: Tom's the first to admit that, without Mary, he'd probably be in jail, or worse.
eng: Tom is the first to admit that, without Mary, he'd probably be in jail, or worse.
eng: Tom's the kind of person who calls a spade a spade and a lot of people don't like that.
eng: Tom is the kind of person who calls a spade a spade and a lot of people don't like that.
eng: Tom's the last person I would have expected to have a heart attack.
eng: Tom is the last person I would've expected to have a heart attack.