DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom may be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom might be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom may be home on Monday.
eng: Tom might be home on Monday.
eng: Tom may be hot.
eng: Tom might be hot.
eng: Tom may be immune to that disease.
eng: Tom might be immune to that disease.
eng: Tom may be impressed.
eng: Tom might be impressed.
eng: Tom may be in Boston next Monday.
eng: Tom might be in Boston next Monday.
eng: Tom may be incorrect.
eng: Tom might be incorrect.
eng: Tom may be innocent.
eng: Tom might be innocent.
eng: Tom may be irritated.
eng: Tom might be irritated.
eng: Tom may be jealous.
eng: Tom might be jealous.
eng: Tom may be kissing Mary now.
eng: Tom might be kissing Mary now.
eng: Tom may be late.
eng: Tom might be late.
eng: Tom may be mad.
eng: Tom might be mad.
eng: Tom may be missing Mary now.
eng: Tom might be missing Mary now.
eng: Tom may be mistaken.
eng: Tom might be mistaken.
eng: Tom may be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom might be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom may be nervous.
eng: Tom might be nervous.
eng: Tom may be OK.
eng: Tom might be OK.
eng: Tom may be outside.
eng: Tom might be outside.
eng: Tom may be out.
eng: Tom might be out.
eng: Tom may be overconfident.
eng: Tom might be overconfident.
eng: Tom may be pessimistic.
eng: Tom might be pessimistic.
eng: Tom may be prejudiced.
eng: Tom might be prejudiced.
eng: Tom may be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom might be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom may be ready.
eng: Tom might be ready.
eng: Tom may be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom might be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom may be retired by now.
eng: Tom might be retired by now.
eng: Tom may be rich, but he's not as rich as you think he is.
eng: Tom may be rich, but he isn't as rich as you think he is.
eng: Tom may be right.
eng: Tom might be right.
eng: Tom may be scared.
eng: Tom might be scared.
eng: Tom may be shy.
eng: Tom might be shy.
eng: Tom may be skeptical.
eng: Tom might be skeptical.
eng: Tom may be stranded somewhere.
eng: Tom might be stranded somewhere.
eng: Tom may be stubborn.
eng: Tom might be stubborn.
eng: Tom may be suspicious.
eng: Tom might be suspicious.
eng: Tom may be sympathetic.
eng: Tom might be sympathetic.
eng: Tom may be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom might be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom may be terrified.
eng: Tom might be terrified.
eng: Tom may be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom might be the first one to do that.
eng: Tom may be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom might be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom may be the one responsible for what happened.
eng: Tom might be the one responsible for what happened.
eng: Tom may be the traitor.
eng: Tom might be the traitor.
eng: Tom may be through doing that by now.
eng: Tom might be through doing that by now.
eng: Tom may be through doing that.
eng: Tom might be through doing that.
eng: Tom may be through eating by now.
eng: Tom might be through eating by now.
eng: Tom may be troubled by what happened.
eng: Tom might be troubled by what happened.
eng: Tom may be truthful.
eng: Tom might be truthful.
eng: Tom may be unafraid.
eng: Tom might be unafraid.
eng: Tom may be unbiased.
eng: Tom might be unbiased.
eng: Tom may be undependable.
eng: Tom might be undependable.
eng: Tom may be unemployed.
eng: Tom might be unemployed.
eng: Tom may be unenthusiastic about that.
eng: Tom might be unenthusiastic about that.
eng: Tom may be unhurt.
eng: Tom might be unhurt.
eng: Tom may be upset.
eng: Tom might be upset.
eng: Tom may be up.
eng: Tom might be up.
eng: Tom may be very hungry when he gets home.
eng: Tom might be very hungry when he gets home.
eng: Tom may be weak.
eng: Tom might be weak.
eng: Tom may do that soon.
eng: Tom might do that soon.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom may do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom may eat anything he wants.
eng: Tom may eat anything that he wants.
eng: Tom may end up dead if he's not careful.
eng: Tom may end up dead if he isn't careful.
eng: Tom may feel like doing that today.
eng: Tom might feel like doing that today.
eng: Tom may forget to do that.
eng: Tom might forget to do that.
eng: Tom may get homesick.
eng: Tom might get homesick.
eng: Tom may get punished for doing that.
eng: Tom might get punished for doing that.
eng: Tom may get suspended.
eng: Tom might get suspended.
eng: Tom may go fishing by himself.
eng: Tom might go fishing by himself.
eng: Tom may go if he wants.
eng: Tom may go if he wants to.
eng: Tom may have already done that.
eng: Tom might've already done that.
eng: Tom may have been in Boston last weekend.
eng: Tom might've been in Boston last weekend.
eng: Tom may have been the one who did that.
eng: Tom might've been the one who did that.
eng: Tom may have done that.
eng: Tom might have done that.
eng: Tom may have done that.
eng: Tom might've done that.
eng: Tom may have done the same thing.
eng: Tom might've done the same thing.
eng: Tom may have done this.
eng: Tom might've done this.
eng: Tom may have gone home already.
eng: Tom might've gone home already.
eng: Tom may have left already.
eng: Tom might've left already.
eng: Tom may have lied to us about that.
eng: Tom might've lied to us about that.
eng: Tom may have met Mary yesterday.
eng: Tom might've met Mary yesterday.
eng: Tom may have missed the bus.
eng: Tom might've missed the bus.
eng: Tom may have to go back to the hospital tomorrow.
eng: Tom might have to go back to the hospital tomorrow.
eng: Tom may have to walk home.
eng: Tom might have to walk home.
eng: Tom may help us today.
eng: Tom might help us today.
eng: Tom may join our team.
eng: Tom might join our team.
eng: Tom may kiss Mary today.
eng: Tom might kiss Mary today.
eng: Tom may know why Mary was crying.
eng: Tom might know why Mary was crying.
eng: Tom may leave whenever he wants.
eng: Tom may leave whenever he wants to.
eng: Tom may need physical therapy.
eng: Tom might need physical therapy.
eng: Tom may need to borrow some money.
eng: Tom might need to borrow some money.
eng: Tom may need to go back to the hospital tomorrow.
eng: Tom might need to go back to the hospital tomorrow.
eng: Tom may need to stay in the hospital for a few more days.
eng: Tom might need to stay in the hospital for a few more days.
eng: Tom may need to walk home.
eng: Tom might need to walk home.
eng: Tom may never walk again.
eng: Tom might never walk again.
eng: Tom may not be able to do that yet.
eng: Tom might not be able to do that yet.
eng: Tom may not be able to pay his rent next month.
eng: Tom might not be able to pay his rent next month.
eng: Tom may not be at home tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom might not be at home tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom may not be happy.
eng: Tom might not be happy.
eng: Tom may not come to my party.
eng: Tom might not come to my party.
eng: Tom may not come to the party tonight.
eng: Tom might not come to the party tonight.
eng: Tom may not have done that.
eng: Tom might not have done that.
eng: Tom may not have enough money to buy everything he needs.
eng: Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needs.
eng: Tom may not have to take the test.
eng: Tom might not have to take the test.
eng: Tom may not pass the test.
eng: Tom might not pass the test.
eng: Tom may not want to do that.
eng: Tom might not want to do that.
eng: Tom may require assistance.
eng: Tom might require assistance.
eng: Tom may spend the night here if he wants to.
eng: Tom may spend the night here if he wants.
eng: Tom may stay here as long as he wants.
eng: Tom may stay here as long as he wants to.
eng: Tom may talk to whoever he wants.
eng: Tom may talk to whoever he wants to.
eng: Tom may talk with whoever he wants.
eng: Tom may talk with whoever he wants to.
eng: Tom may want to do that with you.
eng: Tom might want to do that with you.
eng: Tom may want to talk to Mary.
eng: Tom might want to talk to Mary.
eng: Tom may want to talk to you.
eng: Tom might want to talk to you.
eng: Tom may want to walk home with you.
eng: Tom might want to walk home with you.
eng: Tom may wear anything he wants to.
eng: Tom may wear anything he wants.
eng: Tom messed everything up.
eng: Tom messed up everything.
eng: Tom might be able to help us.
eng: Tom may be able to help us.
eng: Tom might be a really good runner.
eng: Tom may be a really good runner.
eng: Tom might be arrested.
eng: Tom may be arrested.
eng: Tom might be asleep.
eng: Tom may be asleep.
eng: Tom might be at home all day.
eng: Tom may be at home all day.
eng: Tom might be at home.
eng: Tom may be at home.
eng: Tom might be at home.
eng: Tom may be home.
eng: Tom might be back tomorrow.
eng: Tom may be back tomorrow.
eng: Tom might be busy this afternoon.
eng: Tom may be busy this afternoon.
eng: Tom might be busy.
eng: Tom may be busy.
eng: Tom might be called as a witness.
eng: Tom may be called as a witness.
eng: Tom might be dead.
eng: Tom may be dead.
eng: Tom might be doing that right now.
eng: Tom may be doing that right now.
eng: Tom might be doing that.
eng: Tom may be doing that.
eng: Tom might be doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom may be doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom might be drunk.
eng: Tom may be drunk.
eng: Tom might be fired.
eng: Tom may be fired.
eng: Tom might be getting the ax.
eng: Tom might be getting fired.
eng: Tom might be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom may be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom might be home.
eng: Tom may be at home.
eng: Tom might be home.
eng: Tom may be home.
eng: Tom might be hungry.
eng: Tom may be hungry.
eng: Tom might be in Boston now.
eng: Tom may be in Boston now.
eng: Tom might be in Boston.
eng: Tom may be in Boston.
eng: Tom might be injured.
eng: Tom may be injured.
eng: Tom might be interested.
eng: Tom may be interested.
eng: Tom might be sleepy.
eng: Tom may be sleepy.
eng: Tom might be thirsty.
eng: Tom may be thirsty.
eng: Tom might be tired.
eng: Tom may be tired.
eng: Tom might be unhappy.
eng: Tom may be unhappy.
eng: Tom might be watching television.
eng: Tom might be watching TV.
eng: Tom might come tomorrow.
eng: Tom could come tomorrow.
eng: Tom might come tomorrow.
eng: Tom may be able to come tomorrow.
eng: Tom might die from the infection.
eng: Tom may die from the infection.
eng: Tom might do that again.
eng: Tom may do that again.
eng: Tom might do that alone.
eng: Tom may do that alone.
eng: Tom might do that by himself.
eng: Tom may do that by himself.
eng: Tom might do that here.
eng: Tom may do that here.
eng: Tom might do that on his own.
eng: Tom may do that on his own.
eng: Tom might do that.
eng: Tom may do that.
eng: Tom might do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom may do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom might do that with Mary.
eng: Tom may do that with Mary.
eng: Tom might end up back in Boston.
eng: Tom may end up back in Boston.
eng: Tom might even end up back in Boston.
eng: Tom may even end up back in Boston.
eng: Tom might even need to do that again.
eng: Tom may even need to do that again.
eng: Tom might forget to call.
eng: Tom may forget to call.
eng: Tom might get arrested if he does that.
eng: Tom may get arrested if he does that.
eng: Tom might get arrested.
eng: Tom may get arrested.
eng: Tom might get fined if he does that.
eng: Tom may get fined if he does that.
eng: Tom might get fired.
eng: Tom may get fired.
eng: Tom might get injured.
eng: Tom may get injured.
eng: Tom might get up early.
eng: Tom may get up early.
eng: Tom might have a better solution.
eng: Tom may have a better solution.
eng: Tom might have borrowed the money he needed from someone else.
eng: Tom might've borrowed the money he needed from someone else.
eng: Tom might have done that.
eng: Tom might've done that.
eng: Tom might have fooled you, but he won't fool me!
eng: Tom might've fooled you, but he won't fool me.
eng: Tom might have just forgotten.
eng: Tom might've just forgotten.
eng: Tom might have seen us.
eng: Tom might've seen us.
eng: Tom might have some problems we can help him deal with.
eng: Tom may have some problems we can help him deal with.
eng: Tom might have to do that again.
eng: Tom may have to do that again.
eng: Tom might have to do that.
eng: Tom may have to do that.
eng: Tom might have to go back to Boston.
eng: Tom may have to go back to Boston.
eng: Tom might have to take a pay cut.
eng: Tom may have to take a pay cut.
eng: Tom might know how to do that.
eng: Tom may know how to do that.
eng: Tom might know Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom may know Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom might know that we're here.
eng: Tom might know we're here.
eng: Tom might know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom may know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom might know where Mary plans to go.
eng: Tom may know where Mary plans to go.
eng: Tom might know where Mary was born.
eng: Tom may know where Mary was born.
eng: Tom might know where Mary was last night.
eng: Tom may know where Mary was last night.
eng: Tom might know where Mary went to high school.
eng: Tom may know where Mary went to high school.
eng: Tom might know where Mary works.
eng: Tom may know where Mary works.
eng: Tom might know why Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary did that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary did that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom might know why Mary wants do to that.
eng: Tom may know why Mary wants do to that.
eng: Tom might need to do that again.
eng: Tom may need to do that again.
eng: Tom might never be able to do that again.
eng: Tom may never be able to do that again.
eng: Tom might never be the same again.
eng: Tom may never be the same again.
eng: Tom might never do that again.
eng: Tom may never do that again.
eng: Tom might not be as busy today as he was yesterday.
eng: Tom may not be as busy today as he was yesterday.
eng: Tom might not be as happy as you think he is.
eng: Tom may not be as happy as you think he is.
eng: Tom might not be as hungry as you think he is.
eng: Tom may not be as hungry as you think he is.
eng: Tom might not be as rich as you think he is.
eng: Tom may not be as rich as you think he is.
eng: Tom might not be as smart as you think he is.
eng: Tom may not be as smart as you think he is.
eng: Tom might not be at home today.
eng: Tom may not be at home today.
eng: Tom might not be busy.
eng: Tom may not be busy.
eng: Tom might not be busy tomorrow.
eng: Tom may not be busy tomorrow.
eng: Tom might not be doing that.
eng: Tom may not be doing that.
eng: Tom might not be here next week.
eng: Tom may not be here next week.
eng: Tom might not be hungry.
eng: Tom may not be hungry.
eng: Tom might not be in as much of a hurry to do that as you think he is.
eng: Tom may not be in as much of a hurry to do that as you think he is.
eng: Tom might not be in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom may not be in Boston anymore.
eng: Tom might not be sick.
eng: Tom may not be sick.
eng: Tom might not be sleepy.
eng: Tom may not be sleepy.
eng: Tom might not be thirsty.
eng: Tom may not be thirsty.
eng: Tom might not be tired.
eng: Tom may not be tired.
eng: Tom might not be willing to do that.
eng: Tom may not be willing to do that.
eng: Tom might not be willing to help us.
eng: Tom may not be willing to help us.
eng: Tom might not even have known about today's meeting.
eng: Tom may not even have known about today's meeting.
eng: Tom might not even know how to do that.
eng: Tom may not even know how to do that.
eng: Tom might not even know what to do.
eng: Tom may not even know what to do.
eng: Tom might not even make the team.
eng: Tom may not even make the team.
eng: Tom might not even want to do that.
eng: Tom may not even want to do that.
eng: Tom might not get arrested.
eng: Tom may not get arrested.
eng: Tom might not get fired.
eng: Tom may not get fired.
eng: Tom might not have eaten yet.
eng: Tom may not have eaten yet.
eng: Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wants.
eng: Tom may not have enough money to buy everything he wants.
eng: Tom might not have enough money to buy what he wants.
eng: Tom may not have enough money to buy what he wants.
eng: Tom might not have to do that.
eng: Tom may not have to do that.
eng: Tom might not know how to do that.
eng: Tom may not know how to do that.
eng: Tom might not know that we're here.
eng: Tom may not know that we're here.
eng: Tom might not know that we're here.
eng: Tom might not know we're here.
eng: Tom might not know what to do.
eng: Tom may not know what to do.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary is.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary is.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary plans to go.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary plans to go.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary was born.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary was born.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary was last week.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary was last week.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary went to school.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary went to school.
eng: Tom might not know where Mary works.
eng: Tom may not know where Mary works.
eng: Tom might not lend you his dictionary.
eng: Tom may not lend you his dictionary.
eng: Tom might not need to do that.
eng: Tom may not need to do that.
eng: Tom might not want to help us.
eng: Tom may not want to help us.
eng: Tom might possibly be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom may possibly be here tomorrow.
eng: Tom might possibly be mad.
eng: Tom might possibly be angry.
eng: Tom might sell that to me.
eng: Tom might sell me that.
eng: Tom might've been a teacher.
eng: Tom may have been a teacher.
eng: Tom might've been involved in the robbery.
eng: Tom may have been involved in the robbery.
eng: Tom might've been the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom may have been the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom might've done that by himself.
eng: Tom may have done that by himself.
eng: Tom might've done that last week.
eng: Tom may have done that last week.
eng: Tom might've done that with Mary.
eng: Tom may have done that with Mary.
eng: Tom might've had a fight with Mary.
eng: Tom may have had a fight with Mary.
eng: Tom might've missed the last train.
eng: Tom may have missed the last train.
eng: Tom might've told Mary about what we did.
eng: Tom may have told Mary about what we did.
eng: Tom might want to do some shopping.
eng: Tom may want to do some shopping.
eng: Tom might want to do that again.
eng: Tom may want to do that again.
eng: Tom might want to do that.
eng: Tom may want to do that.
eng: Tom might want to eat some cake.
eng: Tom may want to eat some cake.
eng: Tom might win the race.
eng: Tom may win the race.
eng: Tom might win.
eng: Tom may win.
eng: Tom mispronounces many words.
eng: Tom pronounces many words incorrectly.
eng: Tom missed the road sign.
eng: Tom didn't see the road sign.
eng: Tom missed the street sign.
eng: Tom didn't see the street sign.
eng: Tom misses his mother.
eng: Tom misses his mom.
eng: Tom most certainly would not approve.
eng: Tom most certainly wouldn't approve.
eng: Tom moved here from Boston in 2013.
eng: Tom moved from Boston to here in 2013.
eng: Tom moved to a neighborhood.
eng: Tom moved to a neighbourhood.
eng: Tom must be awake by now.
eng: Tom has to be awake by now.
eng: Tom must be better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom must be better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom must be cold.
eng: Tom has to be cold.
eng: Tom must be concerned.
eng: Tom has to be concerned.
eng: Tom must be confused.
eng: Tom has to be confused.
eng: Tom must be curious.
eng: Tom has to be curious.
eng: Tom must be desperate.
eng: Tom has to be desperate.
eng: Tom must be embarrassed.
eng: Tom has to be embarrassed.
eng: Tom must be excited.
eng: Tom has to be excited.
eng: Tom must be exhausted.
eng: Tom has to be exhausted.
eng: Tom must be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom has to be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom must be frightened.
eng: Tom has to be frightened.
eng: Tom must be frustrated.
eng: Tom has to be frustrated.
eng: Tom must be furious.
eng: Tom has to be furious.
eng: Tom must be grateful for that.
eng: Tom has to be grateful for that.
eng: Tom must be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom has to be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom must be lonely.
eng: Tom has to be lonely.
eng: Tom must be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom has to be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom must be nervous.
eng: Tom has to be nervous.
eng: Tom must be planning to do that.
eng: Tom must be planning on doing that.
eng: Tom must be planning to stay for a long time.
eng: Tom must be planning on staying for a long time.
eng: Tom must be retired by now.
eng: Tom has to be retired by now.
eng: Tom must be scared.
eng: Tom has to be scared.
eng: Tom must be skeptical.
eng: Tom has to be skeptical.
eng: Tom must be sleepy.
eng: Tom has to be sleepy.
eng: Tom must be starved.
eng: Tom has to be starved.
eng: Tom must be surprised.
eng: Tom has to be surprised.
eng: Tom must be suspicious.
eng: Tom has to be suspicious.
eng: Tom must be terrified.
eng: Tom has to be terrified.
eng: Tom must be thirsty.
eng: Tom has to be thirsty.
eng: Tom must be tired.
eng: Tom has to be tired.
eng: Tom must be upset.
eng: Tom has to be upset.
eng: Tom must have been asleep.
eng: Tom must've been asleep.
eng: Tom must have been at home at that time.
eng: Tom must've been at home at that time.
eng: Tom must have driven Mary's car last night.
eng: Tom must've driven Mary's car last night.
eng: Tom must have drunk too much last night.
eng: Tom must've drunk too much last night.
eng: Tom must have had a reason for being late.
eng: Tom must've had a reason for being late.
eng: Tom must have heard about what happened.
eng: Tom must've heard about what happened.
eng: Tom must have heard our voices and escaped.
eng: Tom must've heard our voices and escaped.
eng: Tom must have noticed the change.
eng: Tom must've noticed the change.
eng: Tom must have pushed the wrong button.
eng: Tom must've pushed the wrong button.
eng: Tom must have seen Mary this afternoon.
eng: Tom must've seen Mary this afternoon.
eng: Tom must have seen Mary when he visited Boston.
eng: Tom must've seen Mary when he visited Boston.
eng: Tom must have seen me there.
eng: Tom must've seen me there.
eng: Tom must have seen me.
eng: Tom must've seen me.
eng: Tom must have seen where Mary went.
eng: Tom must've seen where Mary went.
eng: Tom must have spent a fortune on his new house.
eng: Tom must've spent a fortune on his new house.
eng: Tom must have spent a fortune.
eng: Tom must've spent a fortune.
eng: Tom must have told Mary about John by now.
eng: Tom must've told Mary about John by now.
eng: Tom must like to do that.
eng: Tom must like doing that.
eng: Tom must like walking.
eng: Tom must like to walk.
eng: Tom must take it easy. After all, he's only just been let out of hospital.
eng: Tom's got to take it easy. After all, he's only just been let out of hospital.
eng: Tom must've already done that.
eng: Tom must have already done that.
eng: Tom must've been about three years old at that time.
eng: Tom must have been about three years old at that time.
eng: Tom must've been afraid to do that.
eng: Tom must have been afraid to do that.
eng: Tom must've been afraid.
eng: Tom must have been afraid.
eng: Tom must've been a good person.
eng: Tom must have been a good person.
eng: Tom must've been a great teacher.
eng: Tom must have been a great teacher.
eng: Tom must've been alone.
eng: Tom must have been alone.
eng: Tom must've been amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom must have been amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom must've been angry.
eng: Tom had to have been angry.
eng: Tom must've been angry.
eng: Tom must have been angry.
eng: Tom must've been annoyed.
eng: Tom had to have been annoyed.
eng: Tom must've been annoyed.
eng: Tom must have been annoyed.
eng: Tom must've been astonished.
eng: Tom must have been astonished.
eng: Tom must've been awake at that time.
eng: Tom must have been awake at that time.
eng: Tom must've been awake.
eng: Tom must have been awake.
eng: Tom must've been bored.
eng: Tom must have been bored.
eng: Tom must've been broke.
eng: Tom must have been broke.
eng: Tom must've been busy.
eng: Tom must have been busy.
eng: Tom must've been busy yesterday.
eng: Tom must have been busy yesterday.
eng: Tom must've been cold.
eng: Tom must have been cold.
eng: Tom must've been concerned.
eng: Tom must have been concerned.
eng: Tom must've been confused.
eng: Tom must have been confused.
eng: Tom must've been curious.
eng: Tom must have been curious.
eng: Tom must've been depressed.
eng: Tom must have been depressed.
eng: Tom must've been desperate to do that.
eng: Tom must have been desperate to do that.
eng: Tom must've been determined to do that.
eng: Tom must have been determined to do that.
eng: Tom must've been discouraged.
eng: Tom must have been discouraged.
eng: Tom must've been displeased.
eng: Tom had to have been displeased.
eng: Tom must've been displeased.
eng: Tom must have been displeased.
eng: Tom must've been doing that last night.
eng: Tom must have been doing that last night.
eng: Tom must've been drunk.
eng: Tom must have been drunk.
eng: Tom must've been embarrassed.
eng: Tom must have been embarrassed.
eng: Tom must've been excited.
eng: Tom must have been excited.
eng: Tom must've been exhausted.
eng: Tom must have been exhausted.
eng: Tom must've been fascinated by that.
eng: Tom must have been fascinated by that.
eng: Tom must've been faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom must have been faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom must've been finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom must have been finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom must've been frightened.
eng: Tom must have been frightened.
eng: Tom must've been frustrated.
eng: Tom must have been frustrated.
eng: Tom must've been furious.
eng: Tom must have been furious.
eng: Tom must've been grateful.
eng: Tom must have been grateful.
eng: Tom must've been happy to see Mary.
eng: Tom must have been happy to see Mary.
eng: Tom must've been heartbroken.
eng: Tom must have been heartbroken.
eng: Tom must've been here before.
eng: Tom must have been here before.
eng: Tom must've been here earlier.
eng: Tom must have been here earlier.
eng: Tom must've been hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom must have been hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom must've been home on Monday.
eng: Tom must have been home on Monday.
eng: Tom must've been home then.
eng: Tom must have been home then.
eng: Tom must've been horrified.
eng: Tom must have been horrified.
eng: Tom must've been hot.
eng: Tom must have been hot.
eng: Tom must've been impressed.
eng: Tom must have been impressed.
eng: Tom must've been in Boston last week.
eng: Tom must have been in Boston last week.
eng: Tom must've been incorrect.
eng: Tom must have been incorrect.
eng: Tom must've been irritated.
eng: Tom must have been irritated.
eng: Tom must've been jealous.
eng: Tom must have been jealous.
eng: Tom must've been lonely.
eng: Tom must have been lonely.
eng: Tom must've been mad.
eng: Tom must have been mad.
eng: Tom must've been miserable.
eng: Tom had to have been miserable.
eng: Tom must've been miserable.
eng: Tom must have been miserable.
eng: Tom must've been mistaken about that.
eng: Tom must have been mistaken about that.
eng: Tom must've been mistaken.
eng: Tom must have been mistaken.
eng: Tom must've been motivated to do that.
eng: Tom must have been motivated to do that.
eng: Tom must've been nervous.
eng: Tom had to have been nervous.
eng: Tom must've been nervous.
eng: Tom must have been nervous.
eng: Tom must've been offended.
eng: Tom must have been offended.
eng: Tom must've been planning this for weeks.
eng: Tom must have been planning this for weeks.
eng: Tom must've been puzzled.
eng: Tom had to have been puzzled.
eng: Tom must've been puzzled.
eng: Tom must have been puzzled.
eng: Tom must've been reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom must have been reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom must've been rich at one time.
eng: Tom must have been rich at one time.
eng: Tom must've been right.
eng: Tom must have been right.
eng: Tom must've been scared to death.
eng: Tom must have been scared to death.
eng: Tom must've been scared.
eng: Tom had to have been scared.
eng: Tom must've been scared.
eng: Tom must have been scared.
eng: Tom must've been self-conscious.
eng: Tom must have been self-conscious.
eng: Tom must've been shocked.
eng: Tom must have been shocked.
eng: Tom must've been shy.
eng: Tom must have been shy.
eng: Tom must've been sick.
eng: Tom must have been sick.
eng: Tom must've been skeptical.
eng: Tom had to have been skeptical.
eng: Tom must've been sleepy.
eng: Tom had to have been sleepy.
eng: Tom must've been sleepy.
eng: Tom must have been sleepy.
eng: Tom must've been starved.
eng: Tom had to have been starved.
eng: Tom must've been starved.
eng: Tom must have been starved.
eng: Tom must've been surprised.
eng: Tom had to have been surprised.
eng: Tom must've been surprised.
eng: Tom must have been surprised.
eng: Tom must've been suspicious.
eng: Tom had to have been suspicious.
eng: Tom must've been suspicious.
eng: Tom must have been suspicious.
eng: Tom must've been tempted to do that.
eng: Tom must have been tempted to do that.
eng: Tom must've been terrified.
eng: Tom had to have been terrified.
eng: Tom must've been terrified.
eng: Tom must have been terrified.
eng: Tom must've been the first one to do that.
eng: Tom must have been the first one to do that.
eng: Tom must've been the one who added Mary's name to the list.
eng: Tom must have been the one who added Mary's name to the list.
eng: Tom must've been the one who did that.
eng: Tom must have been the one who did that.
eng: Tom must've been the one who did this.
eng: Tom must have been the one who did this.
eng: Tom must've been the one who told Mary that.
eng: Tom must have been the one who told Mary that.
eng: Tom must've been the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom must have been the only one who didn't do that.
eng: Tom must've been there a couple of hours.
eng: Tom must have been there a couple of hours.
eng: Tom must've been thirsty.
eng: Tom had to have been thirsty.
eng: Tom must've been thirsty.
eng: Tom must have been thirsty.
eng: Tom must've been three at that time.
eng: Tom must have been three at that time.
eng: Tom must've been thrilled.
eng: Tom must have been thrilled.
eng: Tom must've been tipped off.
eng: Tom must have been tipped off.
eng: Tom must've been tired after working all day.
eng: Tom must have been tired after working all day.
eng: Tom must've been tired.
eng: Tom had to have been tired.
eng: Tom must've been tired.
eng: Tom must have been tired.
eng: Tom must've been tired when he got home last night.
eng: Tom must have been tired when he got home last night.
eng: Tom must've been tired when he got home.
eng: Tom must have been tired when he got home.
eng: Tom must've been unavailable.
eng: Tom must have been unavailable.
eng: Tom must've been upset.
eng: Tom had to have been upset.
eng: Tom must've been upset.
eng: Tom must have been upset.
eng: Tom must've been very afraid.
eng: Tom must have been very afraid.
eng: Tom must've been very disappointed.
eng: Tom must have been very disappointed.
eng: Tom must've been very scared.
eng: Tom must have been very scared.
eng: Tom must've been very unhappy.
eng: Tom must have been very unhappy.
eng: Tom must've been very young when he wrote this song.
eng: Tom must have been very young when he wrote this song.
eng: Tom must've been worried.
eng: Tom must have been worried.
eng: Tom must've been wrong.
eng: Tom must have been wrong.
eng: Tom must've changed it.
eng: Tom must have changed it.
eng: Tom must've committed suicide.
eng: Tom must have committed suicide.
eng: Tom must've died of a stroke.
eng: Tom must have died of a stroke.
eng: Tom must've died.
eng: Tom must have died.
eng: Tom must've done it.
eng: Tom must have done it.
eng: Tom must've done it yesterday.
eng: Tom must have done it yesterday.
eng: Tom must've done that already.
eng: Tom must have done that already.
eng: Tom must've done that already.
eng: Tom must've already done that.
eng: Tom must've done that at least once.
eng: Tom must have done that at least once.
eng: Tom must've done that by himself.
eng: Tom must have done that by himself.
eng: Tom must've done that by now.
eng: Tom must have done that by now.
eng: Tom must've done that deliberately.
eng: Tom must have done that deliberately.
eng: Tom must've done that deliberately.
eng: Tom must've done that on purpose.
eng: Tom must've done that on purpose.
eng: Tom must have done that on purpose.
eng: Tom must've done that.
eng: Tom must have done that.
eng: Tom must've done that yesterday before we got here.
eng: Tom must have done that yesterday before we got here.
eng: Tom must've done that yesterday.
eng: Tom must have done that yesterday.
eng: Tom must've done this before.
eng: Tom must have done this before.
eng: Tom must've done this.
eng: Tom must have done this.
eng: Tom must've drugged me.
eng: Tom must have drugged me.
eng: Tom must've escaped.
eng: Tom must have escaped.
eng: Tom must've finished doing that yesterday.
eng: Tom must have finished doing that yesterday.
eng: Tom must've finished his work early.
eng: Tom must have finished his work early.
eng: Tom must've finished it by now.
eng: Tom must have finished it by now.
eng: Tom must've forgotten about the meeting.
eng: Tom must have forgotten about the meeting.
eng: Tom must've forgotten his key.
eng: Tom must have forgotten his key.
eng: Tom must've forgotten his promise to Mary.
eng: Tom must have forgotten his promise to Mary.
eng: Tom must've forgotten his promise.
eng: Tom must have forgotten his promise.
eng: Tom must've forgotten his promise to us.
eng: Tom must have forgotten his promise to us.
eng: Tom must've forgotten that he'd already done that.
eng: Tom must have forgotten that he'd already done that.
eng: Tom must've forgotten the promise he made.
eng: Tom must've forgotten the promise that he made.
eng: Tom must've forgotten to do that.
eng: Tom must have forgotten to do that.
eng: Tom must've forgotten to do what he promised us he'd do.
eng: Tom must have forgotten to do what he promised us he'd do.
eng: Tom must've forgotten what he promised Mary.
eng: Tom must have forgotten what he promised Mary.
eng: Tom must've forgotten what he promised to do for Mary.
eng: Tom must have forgotten what he promised to do for Mary.
eng: Tom must've forgotten what he promised us he'd do.
eng: Tom must have forgotten what he promised us he'd do.
eng: Tom must've found out about the party from Mary.
eng: Tom must have found out about the party from Mary.
eng: Tom must've found out that I was here.
eng: Tom must have found out that I was here.
eng: Tom must've gained thirty pounds.
eng: Tom must have gained thirty pounds.
eng: Tom must've given Mary that.
eng: Tom must have given Mary that.
eng: Tom must've gone another way.
eng: Tom must have gone another way.
eng: Tom must've gone fishing alone.
eng: Tom must have gone fishing alone.
eng: Tom must've gone fishing by himself.
eng: Tom must have gone fishing by himself.
eng: Tom must've gone fishing by himself.
eng: Tom must've gone fishing alone.
eng: Tom must've gone fishing.
eng: Tom must have gone fishing.
eng: Tom must've gone home already.
eng: Tom must have gone home already.
eng: Tom must've gone inside.
eng: Tom must have gone inside.
eng: Tom must've gone out.
eng: Tom must have gone out.
eng: Tom must've gone that way.
eng: Tom must have gone that way.
eng: Tom must've gone this way.
eng: Tom must have gone this way.
eng: Tom must've gone to see Mary.
eng: Tom must have gone to see Mary.
eng: Tom must've gone yesterday before we got here.
eng: Tom must have gone yesterday before we got here.
eng: Tom must've gotten over his cold.
eng: Tom must have gotten over his cold.
eng: Tom must've had a good reason for what he did.
eng: Tom must have had a good reason for what he did.
eng: Tom must've had a good time doing that.
eng: Tom must have had a good time doing that.
eng: Tom must've had an accident.
eng: Tom must have had an accident.
eng: Tom must've had an alternate plan.
eng: Tom must have had an alternate plan.
eng: Tom must've had a reason.
eng: Tom must have had a reason.
eng: Tom must've had his reasons.
eng: Tom must have had his reasons.
eng: Tom must've had some reason for doing what he did.
eng: Tom must have had some reason for doing what he did.
eng: Tom must've heard something.
eng: Tom must have heard something.
eng: Tom must've heard us enter.
eng: Tom must have heard us enter.
eng: Tom must've hit his head.
eng: Tom must have hit his head.
eng: Tom must've known about it already.
eng: Tom must have known about it already.
eng: Tom must've known Mary wouldn't want him at her party.
eng: Tom must have known Mary wouldn't want him at her party.
eng: Tom must've known Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must have known Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must've known Mary wouldn't want to sing.
eng: Tom must have known Mary wouldn't want to sing.
eng: Tom must've known that would happen.
eng: Tom must have known that would happen.
eng: Tom must've known the truth.
eng: Tom must have known the truth.
eng: Tom must've known this was going to happen.
eng: Tom must have known this was going to happen.
eng: Tom must've known this would happen.
eng: Tom must have known this would happen.
eng: Tom must've left early.
eng: Tom must have left early.
eng: Tom must've left it around here somewhere.
eng: Tom must have left it around here somewhere.
eng: Tom must've left this for you.
eng: Tom must have left this for you.
eng: Tom must've left.
eng: Tom must have left.
eng: Tom must've lied to us.
eng: Tom must have lied to us.
eng: Tom must've lost his marbles.
eng: Tom must have lost his marbles.
eng: Tom must've made a mistake.
eng: Tom must have made a mistake.
eng: Tom must've made it up.
eng: Tom must have made it up.
eng: Tom must've made some mistakes.
eng: Tom must have made some mistakes.
eng: Tom must've missed the train he was supposed to get on.
eng: Tom must have missed the train he was supposed to get on.
eng: Tom must've missed the train.
eng: Tom must have missed the train.
eng: Tom must've misunderstood Mary.
eng: Tom must have misunderstood Mary.
eng: Tom must've overheard us.
eng: Tom must have overheard us.
eng: Tom must've overslept this morning.
eng: Tom must have overslept this morning.
eng: Tom must've paid a fortune for his house.
eng: Tom must have paid a fortune for his house.
eng: Tom must've paid a fortune for it.
eng: Tom must have paid a fortune for it.
eng: Tom must've practiced very hard.
eng: Tom must have practiced very hard.
eng: Tom must've reached the station by now.
eng: Tom must have reached the station by now.
eng: Tom must've realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
eng: Tom must have realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
eng: Tom must've really wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must have really wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must've really wanted to win.
eng: Tom must have really wanted to win.
eng: Tom must've reported what happened.
eng: Tom must have reported what happened.
eng: Tom must've retired or died.
eng: Tom must have retired or died.
eng: Tom must've run all the way home.
eng: Tom must have run all the way home.
eng: Tom must've seen Mary doing that.
eng: Tom must have seen Mary doing that.
eng: Tom must've seen Mary there.
eng: Tom must have seen Mary there.
eng: Tom must've sensed this was going to happen.
eng: Tom must have sensed this was going to happen.
eng: Tom must've slept a long time.
eng: Tom must have slept a long time.
eng: Tom must've sold us out.
eng: Tom must have sold us out.
eng: Tom must've still been alive then.
eng: Tom had to have still been alive then.
eng: Tom must've still been alive then.
eng: Tom must have still been alive then.
eng: Tom must've studied French.
eng: Tom must have studied French.
eng: Tom must've studied very hard.
eng: Tom must have studied very hard.
eng: Tom must've taken the wrong bus.
eng: Tom must have taken the wrong bus.
eng: Tom must've taken the wrong train.
eng: Tom must have taken the wrong train.
eng: Tom must've thought he had to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought he had to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought he needed to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought he needed to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary already knew how to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary already knew how to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary already knew how to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary knew how to do that already.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary could do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary could do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary couldn't do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary couldn't do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary couldn't win.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary couldn't win.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary could win.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary could win.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't have a driver's license.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't have a driver's license.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't like him.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary had a driver's license.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary had a driver's license.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary knew how to do that already.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary knew how to do that already.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary knew what to do.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary knew what to do.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary would be able to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary would be able to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary would do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary would do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary wouldn't win.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary wouldn't win.
eng: Tom must've thought Mary would win.
eng: Tom must have thought Mary would win.
eng: Tom must've thought nobody cared.
eng: Tom must have thought nobody cared.
eng: Tom must've thought you were dead.
eng: Tom must have thought you were dead.
eng: Tom must've told Mary about what happened.
eng: Tom must have told Mary about what happened.
eng: Tom must've told Mary.
eng: Tom must have told Mary.
eng: Tom must've traveled a lot when he was younger.
eng: Tom must have traveled a lot when he was younger.
eng: Tom must've tried cleaning this without using soap.
eng: Tom must have tried cleaning this without using soap.
eng: Tom must've tried it before.
eng: Tom must have tried it before.
eng: Tom must've waited until at least 2:30.
eng: Tom must have waited until at least 2:30.
eng: Tom must've wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must have wanted to do that.
eng: Tom must've wanted to leave earlier.
eng: Tom must have wanted to leave earlier.
eng: Tom must've wanted to leave early.
eng: Tom must have wanted to leave early.
eng: Tom must've wanted to speak.
eng: Tom must have wanted to speak.
eng: Tom must've won.
eng: Tom must have won.
eng: Tom must've worked very hard.
eng: Tom must have worked very hard.
eng: Tom must've written this.
eng: Tom must have written this.
eng: Tom needed a coat.
eng: Tom was in need of a coat.
eng: Tom needed someone to help him with his homework.
eng: Tom needed somebody to help him with his homework.
eng: Tom needs money desperately.
eng: Tom desperately needs money.
eng: Tom needs much more than three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom needs a lot more than three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom needs somebody to help him.
eng: Tom needs someone to help him.
eng: Tom needs somebody who speaks French to help him.
eng: Tom needs someone who speaks French to help him.
eng: Tom needs someone to help him do that.
eng: Tom needs somebody to help him do that.
eng: Tom needs someone to help him with his homework.
eng: Tom needs somebody to help him with his homework.
eng: Tom needs to be more careful.
eng: Tom has to be more careful.
eng: Tom needs to be told he can't do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he can't do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he has to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he has to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he has to leave.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he has to leave.
eng: Tom needs to be told he needs to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he needs to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he should do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he should do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told he should wear a helmet.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he should wear a helmet.
eng: Tom needs to be told he's required to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he's required to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he isn't required to do that.
eng: Tom needs to be told that he's not required to do that.
eng: Tom needs to call someone to repair the agitator on the washing machine.
eng: Tom needs to call someone to repair the agitator in the washing machine.
eng: Tom needs to do everything they tell him.
eng: Tom needs to do everything they tell him to do.
eng: Tom needs to get got.
eng: Tom must be dealt with.
eng: Tom needs to know someone cares.
eng: Tom needs to know somebody cares.
eng: Tom needs to know that someone cares.
eng: Tom needs to know someone cares.
eng: Tom needs to know that someone cares.
eng: Tom needs to know that somebody cares.
eng: Tom needs to know that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom needs to know that's going to happen.
eng: Tom needs to know we're here.
eng: Tom needs to know that we're here.
eng: Tom never asks anyone for help.
eng: Tom never asks anybody for help.
eng: Tom never denied that he did that.
eng: Tom never denied he did that.
eng: Tom never denied that he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom never denied he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom never drives above the speed limit.
eng: Tom never drives over the speed limit.
eng: Tom never forgets to send a birthday present to his father.
eng: Tom never forgets to send his father a birthday present.
eng: Tom never gave me the money that he said he gave me.
eng: Tom never gave me the money he said he gave me.
eng: Tom never gave me the money that he said that he gave me.
eng: Tom never gave me the money he said he gave me.
eng: Tom never gave me the money that he said that he gave me.
eng: Tom never gave me the money that he said he gave me.
eng: Tom never had to walk anywhere when he was a kid.
eng: Tom never had to walk anywhere when he was a child.
eng: Tom never has apologized for what he did to us.
eng: Tom has never apologized for what he did to us.
eng: Tom never intended to harm anyone.
eng: Tom never intended to harm anybody.
eng: Tom never intended to hurt anyone.
eng: Tom never intended to hurt anybody.
eng: Tom never knew Mary was unhappy.
eng: Tom never knew that Mary was unhappy.
eng: Tom never lends anything to anybody.
eng: Tom never lends anything to anyone.
eng: Tom never lets anyone do anything.
eng: Tom never lets anybody do anything.