DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone at school knew he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed everyone at school knew he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone at school knew that he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed everybody at school knew he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone at school knew that he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed everybody at school knew that he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone in the room knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everybody in the room knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone in the room knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone in the room knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone in the room knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everybody in the room knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone in the room knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone in the room knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he couldn't do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he'd spent time in prison.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew he wasn't going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that Mary couldn't understand French.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everybody knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew what they were supposed to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew what to do.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew where he'd gone.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed everybody knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that everyone knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed everyone knew who he was.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary knew why John was in the hospital.
eng: Tom assumed Mary knew why John was in the hospital.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom assumed Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary was at work.
eng: Tom assumed Mary was at work.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary was Canadian.
eng: Tom assumed Mary was Canadian.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary was still in Boston.
eng: Tom assumed Mary was still in Boston.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary would be there.
eng: Tom assumed Mary would be there.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary would have the work finished by the time he arrived.
eng: Tom assumed Mary would have the work finished by the time he arrived.
eng: Tom assumed that Mary would pay her bills on time.
eng: Tom assumed Mary would pay her bills on time.
eng: Tom assumed that the meeting would start on time.
eng: Tom assumed the meeting would start on time.
eng: Tom assumed the bracelet that he found belonged to Mary.
eng: Tom assumed the bracelet he found belonged to Mary.
eng: Tom assumed the train would be on time.
eng: Tom assumed that the train would be on time.
eng: Tom assumes Mary will be willing to help with the bake sale.
eng: Tom assumes that Mary will be willing to help with the bake sale.
eng: Tom ate a bologna sandwich.
eng: Tom ate a baloney sandwich.
eng: Tom ate all the cupcakes that Mary baked this afternoon.
eng: Tom ate all the cupcakes Mary baked this afternoon.
eng: Tom ate all the food I had stashed.
eng: Tom ate all the food that I had stashed.
eng: Tom ate a lot. He must've been hungry.
eng: Tom ate a lot. He must have been hungry.
eng: Tom ate a lot more than I did.
eng: Tom ate a lot more than me.
eng: Tom ate a lot more than Mary did.
eng: Tom ate a lot more than Mary.
eng: Tom ate at an "all you can eat" restaurant.
eng: Tom ate at an all-you-can-eat restaurant.
eng: Tom ate breakfast alone.
eng: Tom breakfasted alone.
eng: Tom ate breakfast by himself.
eng: Tom ate breakfast alone.
eng: Tom ate breakfast by himself.
eng: Tom breakfasted alone.
eng: Tom ate less than Mary did.
eng: Tom ate less than Mary.
eng: Tom ate more than I did.
eng: Tom ate more than me.
eng: Tom ate more than Mary did.
eng: Tom ate more than Mary.
eng: Tom ate the cupcake that Mary gave him.
eng: Tom ate the cupcake Mary gave him.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as I did.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as me.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as Mary ate.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as Mary.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as Mary.
eng: Tom ate twice as much as Mary did.
eng: Tom baked a cake for Mary.
eng: Tom baked Mary a cake.
eng: Tom baked Mary an apple pie.
eng: Tom baked an apple pie for Mary.
eng: Tom baked some cookies for Mary.
eng: Tom baked Mary some cookies.
eng: Tom baked some cookies for me.
eng: Tom baked me some cookies.
eng: Tom beat Mary up.
eng: Tom beat up Mary.
eng: Tom became afraid.
eng: Tom got afraid.
eng: Tom became angry.
eng: Tom became mad.
eng: Tom became frightened.
eng: Tom got frightened.
eng: Tom became jealous.
eng: Tom got jealous.
eng: Tom became sleepy.
eng: Tom got sleepy.
eng: Tom became tired.
eng: Tom got tired.
eng: Tom became very famous quickly.
eng: Tom quickly became very famous.
eng: Tom became weak.
eng: Tom got weak.
eng: Tom began to do that when he was very young.
eng: Tom began doing that when he was very young.
eng: Tom began to hit me for no reason.
eng: Tom began hitting me for no reason.
eng: Tom began to suspect Mary was lying to him.
eng: Tom began to suspect that Mary was lying to him.
eng: Tom began to suspect Mary would leave him.
eng: Tom began to suspect that Mary would leave him.
eng: Tom began to suspect something was wrong.
eng: Tom began to suspect that something was wrong.
eng: Tom began to suspect that Mary was planning a surprise birthday party.
eng: Tom began to suspect Mary was planning a surprise birthday party.
eng: Tom began to write poems when he was very young.
eng: Tom began writing poems when he was very young.
eng: Tom believed everything Mary said.
eng: Tom believed everything that Mary said.
eng: Tom believed everything Mary told him.
eng: Tom believed everything that Mary told him.
eng: Tom believed that Mary was safe.
eng: Tom believed Mary was safe.
eng: Tom believed that Mary was telepathic.
eng: Tom believed Mary was telepathic.
eng: Tom believes God exists.
eng: Tom believes that God exists.
eng: Tom believes he knows everything.
eng: Tom believes that he knows everything.
eng: Tom believes it's simpler than that.
eng: Tom believes that it's simpler than that.
eng: Tom believes it won't come to that.
eng: Tom believes that it won't come to that.
eng: Tom believes that Mary has psychic abilities.
eng: Tom believes Mary has psychic abilities.
eng: Tom believes the system is broken.
eng: Tom believes that the system is broken.
eng: Tom bet me thirty dollars that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom bet me thirty dollars Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom blamed everyone except himself.
eng: Tom blamed everybody except himself.
eng: Tom blew up the balloons and gave them to his children.
eng: Tom blew up the balloons and gave them to his kids.
eng: Tom blew up the balloons.
eng: Tom blew the balloons up.
eng: Tom blew up the balloon.
eng: Tom blew the balloon up.
eng: Tom bought a blue scarf for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a blue scarf.
eng: Tom bought a book for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a book.
eng: Tom bought a camera for three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom bought a camera for $300.
eng: Tom bought a Christmas tree for Mary's family.
eng: Tom bought Mary's family a Christmas tree.
eng: Tom bought a dictionary for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a dictionary.
eng: Tom bought a drink for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a drink.
eng: Tom bought a gift for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a gift.
eng: Tom bought all this stuff for me.
eng: Tom bought me all this stuff.
eng: Tom bought a lots of things for his children.
eng: Tom bought a lots of things for his kids.
eng: Tom bought a model train set for his son.
eng: Tom bought his son a model train set.
eng: Tom bought a necklace for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a necklace.
eng: Tom bought a new car for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a new car.
eng: Tom bought an umbrella for each of his children.
eng: Tom bought each of his children an umbrella.
eng: Tom bought a pair of earrings for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a pair of earrings.
eng: Tom bought a present for each of his children.
eng: Tom bought each of his children a present.
eng: Tom bought a present for his sister.
eng: Tom bought his sister a present.
eng: Tom bought a rose for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a rose.
eng: Tom bought a teddy bear for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a teddy bear.
eng: Tom bought a watch for himself.
eng: Tom bought himself a watch.
eng: Tom bought a watch for me.
eng: Tom bought me a watch.
eng: Tom bought drinks for everyone in the bar.
eng: Tom bought drinks for everybody in the bar.
eng: Tom bought drinks for Mary all evening.
eng: Tom bought Mary drinks all evening.
eng: Tom bought eggs, but forgot to buy bread.
eng: Tom bought eggs, but he forgot to buy bread.
eng: Tom bought everything that we asked him to.
eng: Tom bought everything we asked him to.
eng: Tom bought his daughter a dress.
eng: Tom bought a dress for his daughter.
eng: Tom bought his first car when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom bought his first car when he was thirty.
eng: Tom bought Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom bought a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a box of chocolates.
eng: Tom bought a box of chocolates for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a diamond ring.
eng: Tom bought a diamond ring for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a flower.
eng: Tom bought a flower for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a microscope.
eng: Tom bought a microscope for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary an expensive bracelet.
eng: Tom bought an expensive bracelet for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a nice coat.
eng: Tom bought a nice coat for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary a present.
eng: Tom bought a present for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary flowers and a box of chocolates.
eng: Tom bought flowers and a box of chocolates for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary flowers and chocolate.
eng: Tom bought flowers and chocolate for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary flowers.
eng: Tom bought flowers for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary many gifts.
eng: Tom bought many gifts for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary some candy.
eng: Tom bought some candy for Mary.
eng: Tom bought me a book.
eng: Tom bought a book for me.
eng: Tom bought one for himself.
eng: Tom bought himself one.
eng: Tom bought some food for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary some food.
eng: Tom bought some new clothes for himself.
eng: Tom bought himself some new clothes.
eng: Tom bought something at that store, but I don't know what he bought.
eng: Tom bought something at that store, but I don't know what.
eng: Tom bought something for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary something.
eng: Tom bought some toys for his children.
eng: Tom bought his children some toys.
eng: Tom bought three long-stemmed roses for Mary.
eng: Tom bought Mary three long-stemmed roses.
eng: Tom bought three tickets, and gave one to Mary.
eng: Tom bought three tickets, and gave Mary one.
eng: Tom bought toys for his children at the store over there.
eng: Tom bought toys for his kids at the store over there.
eng: Tom bought us beer.
eng: Tom bought beer for us.
eng: Tom bought us drinks.
eng: Tom bought drinks for us.
eng: Tom bought us some sandwiches.
eng: Tom bought some sandwiches for us.
eng: Tom broke both his arms.
eng: Tom broke both of his arms.
eng: Tom broke up with Mary before her birthday, so he wouldn't have to buy a gift for her.
eng: Tom broke up with Mary before her birthday, so he wouldn't have to buy her a gift.
eng: Tom brought his children to work with him this morning.
eng: Tom brought his kids to work with him this morning.
eng: Tom brought his children with him.
eng: Tom brought his kids with him.
eng: Tom brought Mary the money that she'd asked for.
eng: Tom brought Mary the money she'd asked for.
eng: Tom brought me everything that I'd asked for.
eng: Tom brought me everything I'd asked for.
eng: Tom brought me the documents that I'd requested.
eng: Tom brought me the documents I'd requested.
eng: Tom built the house that he lives in.
eng: Tom built the house he lives in.
eng: Tom burned all the letters Mary had sent him.
eng: Tom burned all the letters that Mary had sent him.
eng: Tom called a taxi for me.
eng: Tom called me a taxi.
eng: Tom called his boss to say that he wouldn't be at work today.
eng: Tom called his boss to say he wouldn't be at work today.
eng: Tom called his boss to tell him that he wouldn't be at work today.
eng: Tom called his boss to tell him he wouldn't be at work today.
eng: Tom called his children to tell them that he was OK.
eng: Tom called his kids to tell them that he was OK.
eng: Tom called his ex-girlfriend and asked her whether she'd consider getting back together.
eng: Tom called his ex-girlfriend and asked her if she'd consider getting back together.
eng: Tom called his father to wish him a happy Father's Day.
eng: Tom called his dad to wish him a happy Father's Day.
eng: Tom called his mother to let her know that he wouldn't be home in time for dinner.
eng: Tom called his mother to let her know he wouldn't be home in time for dinner.
eng: Tom called his mother to wish her a happy Mother's Day.
eng: Tom called his mom to wish her a happy Mother's Day.
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know that he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know he'd been arrested.
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know that he was in the hospital
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know he was in the hospital.
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know that he was safe.
eng: Tom called his parents to let them know he was safe.
eng: Tom called his wife and told her he'd be late for dinner.
eng: Tom called his wife and told her that he'd be late for dinner.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he needed to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he needed to stay in Boston for three more days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he'd be home late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he'd be home late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he had to work late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he had to work late.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he had to work overtime.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he had to work overtime.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he loved her.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he loved her.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he needed to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he needed to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he needed to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he needed to stay in Boston for three more days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he needed to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he needed to stay in Boston for three more days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her that he needed to stay in Boston for three more days.
eng: Tom called Mary and told her he needed to stay in Boston for three more days.
eng: Tom called Mary, but somebody else answered her phone.
eng: Tom called Mary, but someone else answered her phone.
eng: Tom called Mary last weekend to tell her that he was planning to go to Australia for a year.
eng: Tom called Mary last weekend to tell her he was planning to go to Australia for a year.
eng: Tom called Mary to say he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary to say that he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he'd be late.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he loved her.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he loved her.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he might need help later in the afternoon.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he might need help later in the afternoon.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he needed her help.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he needed her help.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she probably shouldn't do what she was planning to do.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she should go to Boston with John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought that she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he thought she should stay in Boston for another three weeks.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he wanted her help.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he wanted her help.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her that he wanted her to help John.
eng: Tom called Mary to tell her he wanted her to help John.
eng: Tom called to say he'd be a little late.
eng: Tom called to say that he'd be a little late.
eng: Tom came after everyone else had left.
eng: Tom came after everybody else had left.
eng: Tom came at two-thirty.
eng: Tom came at 2:30.
eng: Tom came back from Australia a week earlier than he'd planned.
eng: Tom came back from Australia a week earlier than he'd planned to.
eng: Tom came back from Australia a week earlier than we expected.
eng: Tom came back from Australia a week earlier than we expected him to.
eng: Tom came back from Boston a week earlier than he'd planned.
eng: Tom came back from Boston a week earlier than he'd planned to.
eng: Tom came back from Boston a week earlier than we expected.
eng: Tom came back from Boston a week earlier than we expected him to.
eng: Tom came in through the back door.
eng: Tom entered through the back door.
eng: Tom came on Mary's tits.
eng: Tom came on Mary's boobs.
eng: Tom came to Australia at the age of thirteen.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom came to Australia for the first time when he was three.
eng: Tom came to Australia for the first time when he was three years old.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was a kid.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was a child.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom came to Australia at the age of thirteen.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom came to Australia when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom can already do that.
eng: Tom is already able to do that.
eng: Tom can barely feed his family.
eng: Tom is barely able to feed his family.
eng: Tom can be helpful when he wants to.
eng: Tom can be helpful when he wants to be.
eng: Tom can buy things that Mary can't.
eng: Tom can buy things Mary can't.
eng: Tom cancelled at the last minute.
eng: Tom canceled at the last minute.
eng: Tom cancelled at the last moment.
eng: Tom canceled at the last moment.
eng: Tom cancelled our date last night.
eng: Tom canceled our date last night.
eng: Tom can come, too, if he wants to.
eng: Tom can come, too, if he wants.
eng: Tom can convince anybody to do anything.
eng: Tom can convince anyone to do anything.
eng: Tom can cook better than his wife.
eng: Tom is able to cook better than his wife.
eng: Tom can do it better than I can.
eng: Tom can do it better than me.
eng: Tom can do much better than that.
eng: Tom can do a lot better than that.
eng: Tom can do so much better than me.
eng: Tom can do so much better than I can.
eng: Tom can do so much better then Mary.
eng: Tom can do so much better then Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can do that a lot better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can do that much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that and so can I.
eng: Tom can do that and I can, too.
eng: Tom can do that as well as Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can do that better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that better than Mary.
eng: Tom can do that better than me.
eng: Tom can do that better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that by himself now.
eng: Tom can now do that by himself.
eng: Tom can do that by himself now.
eng: Tom is now able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom can do that far better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that a lot better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that far better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that much better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that faster than me.
eng: Tom can do that faster than I can.
eng: Tom can do that much better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that a lot better than I can.
eng: Tom can do that much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can do that.
eng: Tom is able to do that.
eng: Tom can do that way better than Mary.
eng: Tom can do that way better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can do that way better than me.
eng: Tom can do that way better than I can.
eng: Tom can do things that Mary can't.
eng: Tom can do things Mary can't.
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants to
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants to
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom can do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom can do what he wants.
eng: Tom can do what he wants to do.
eng: Tom can eat things that Mary can't.
eng: Tom can eat things Mary can't.
eng: Tom can jump higher than Mary can.
eng: Tom can jump higher than Mary.
eng: Tom can jump much higher than Mary can.
eng: Tom can jump much higher than Mary.
eng: Tom cannot drive a car.
eng: Tom can't drive a car.
eng: Tom cannot drive.
eng: Tom can't drive.
eng: Tom cannot shear sheep.
eng: Tom can't shear sheep.
eng: Tom can play the piano a lot better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can play the piano a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than anybody else I know.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than anyone else I know.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than I can.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than me.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than Mary.
eng: Tom can play the piano better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can play the piano much better than I can.
eng: Tom can play the piano much better than me.
eng: Tom can play the piano much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can play the piano a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can play the piano much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can play the piano much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can play the violin much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can play the violin much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can probably do that faster that than Mary can.
eng: Tom can probably do that faster that than Mary.
eng: Tom can probably take care of himself.
eng: Tom is probably able to take care of himself.
eng: Tom can rest as long as he wants.
eng: Tom can rest as long as he wants to.
eng: Tom can run faster than anyone else in his class.
eng: Tom can run faster than anybody else in his class.
eng: Tom can run faster than Mary.
eng: Tom can run faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom can run faster than me.
eng: Tom is able to run faster than me.
eng: Tom can run much faster than Mary.
eng: Tom can run much faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom can say "I can only speak French" in thirty languages.
eng: Tom is able to say "I can only speak French" in thirty languages.
eng: Tom can say what he wants to say.
eng: Tom can say what he wants.
eng: Tom can speak a little French, but he's not fluent.
eng: Tom can speak a little French, but he isn't fluent.
eng: Tom can speak a little French.
eng: Tom speaks a little French.
eng: Tom can speak a little French.
eng: Tom speaks French a little.
eng: Tom can speak French a little.
eng: Tom speaks a little French.
eng: Tom can speak French a little.
eng: Tom speaks French a little.
eng: Tom can speak French better than Mary.
eng: Tom can speak French better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can speak French much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can speak French a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can speak French much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can speak French much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can spend the night here if he wants to.
eng: Tom can spend the night here if he wants.
eng: Tom can stay here as long as he wants to.
eng: Tom can stay here as long as he wants.
eng: Tom can still remember the first time he talked to Mary.
eng: Tom can still remember the first time that he talked to Mary.
eng: Tom can still take care of himself.
eng: Tom is still able to take care of himself.
eng: Tom can swim a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can swim a lot better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can swim a lot better than me.
eng: Tom can swim a lot better than I can.
eng: Tom can swim and so can I.
eng: Tom can swim and I can, too.
eng: Tom can swim better than Mary.
eng: Tom can swim better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can swim better than me.
eng: Tom can swim better than I can.
eng: Tom can swim faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom can swim faster than Mary.
eng: Tom can swim faster than me.
eng: Tom can swim faster than I can.
eng: Tom can swim much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can swim much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can swim way better than me.
eng: Tom can swim way better than I can.
eng: Tom can't afford to buy everything that he needs.
eng: Tom can't afford to buy everything he needs.
eng: Tom can't afford to buy everything that Mary wants him to buy for her.
eng: Tom can't afford to buy everything Mary wants him to buy for her.
eng: Tom can't afford to buy everything that Mary wants.
eng: I can't afford to buy everything that Tom wants.
eng: Tom can take care of himself.
eng: Tom is able to take care of himself.
eng: Tom can't do that alone. Could you please help him?
eng: Tom can't do that by himself. Could you please help him?
eng: Tom can't do that any better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can't do that any better than Mary.
eng: Tom can't do that anymore.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that anymore.
eng: Tom can't do that as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can't do that as well as Mary can.
eng: Tom can't do that as well as me.
eng: Tom can't do that as well as I can.
eng: Tom can't do that on his own.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom can't do that.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that.
eng: Tom can't do that.
eng: Tom is unable to do that.
eng: Tom can't do that very well, actually.
eng: Actually, Tom can't do that very well.
eng: Tom can't draw as well as I can.
eng: Tom can't draw as well as me.
eng: Tom can't draw as well as Mary can.
eng: Tom can't draw as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can't grow a moustache yet.
eng: Tom can't grow a mustache yet.
eng: Tom can't help wondering whether he would have been better off if he had gone to college.
eng: Tom can't help wondering whether he would've been better off if he'd gone to college.
eng: Tom can't help wondering whether he would've been better off if he'd gone to college.
eng: Tom can't help wondering whether he would have been better off if he'd gone to college.
eng: Tom can't ride a bike.
eng: Tom isn't able to ride a bike.
eng: Tom can't run as fast as Mary.
eng: Tom can't run as fast as Mary can.
eng: Tom can't see anything without his glasses.
eng: Without his glasses, Tom can't see anything.
eng: Tom can't sing as well as me.
eng: Tom can't sing as well as I can.
eng: Tom can't swim, and neither can Mary.
eng: Tom can't swim, and Mary can't either.
eng: Tom can't swim as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can't swim as well as Mary can.
eng: Tom can't swim as well as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't able to swim as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can't swim.
eng: Tom is not able to swim.
eng: Tom can't tie his own shoes yet.
eng: Tom can't yet tie his own shoes.
eng: Tom can't understand French as well as you can.
eng: Tom can't understand French as well as you.
eng: Tom can type faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom can type faster than Mary.
eng: Tom can type much faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom can type much faster than Mary.
eng: Tom can understand French a lot better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can understand French a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom can understand French better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can understand French better than Mary.
eng: Tom can understand French much better than Mary can.
eng: Tom can understand French much better than Mary.
eng: Tom can wear anything he wants.
eng: Tom can wear anything he wants to.
eng: Tom carefully picked up the broken glass.
eng: Tom carefully picked the broken glass up.
eng: Tom carefully took the lid off.
eng: Tom carefully took off the lid.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anybody did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone else.
eng: Tom caught more fish than anyone did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than I did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than me.
eng: Tom caught more fish than Mary did.
eng: Tom caught more fish than Mary.
eng: Tom celebrated his fortieth the other day, without fanfare or trumpets.
eng: Tom celebrated his fortieth birthday the other day, without fanfare or trumpets.
eng: Tom certainly is an odd kid.
eng: Tom certainly is a strange kid.
eng: Tom certainly knew that what he was doing was illegal.
eng: Tom certainly knew what he was doing was illegal.
eng: Tom certainly should have kept his promise.
eng: Tom certainly should've kept his promise.
eng: Tom certainly sounds like he's not planning to come.
eng: Tom certainly sounds like he isn't planning to come.
eng: Tom changed color.
eng: Tom changed colour.
eng: Tom changed the baby's diaper.
eng: Tom changed the baby's nappy.
eng: Tom checked on Mary to make sure she was OK.
eng: Tom checked on Mary to make sure that she was OK.
eng: Tom checked on me to make sure I was okay.
eng: Tom checked on me to make sure I was OK.
eng: Tom checked out three books from the library.
eng: Tom checked three books out from the library.
eng: Tom checked the rearview mirror.
eng: Tom checked the rear-view mirror.
eng: Tom chopped some firewood with his axe.
eng: Tom chopped some firewood with his ax.
eng: Tom chose the colors.
eng: Tom chose the colours.
eng: Tom chucked me the apple.
eng: Tom chucked the apple to me.
eng: Tom claimed he acted alone.
eng: Tom claimed that he acted alone.
eng: Tom claimed it was just a joke.
eng: Tom claimed that it was just a joke.
eng: Tom claimed Mary had been kidnapped.
eng: Tom claimed that Mary had been kidnapped.
eng: Tom claimed that he was innocent.
eng: Tom claimed he was innocent.
eng: Tom claimed that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom claimed Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom claims he can do that.
eng: Tom claims that he can do that.
eng: Tom claims he can run faster than Mary can.
eng: Tom claims he can run faster than Mary.
eng: Tom claims he can take care of himself.
eng: Tom claims he's able to take care of himself.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that was going to happen.
eng: Tom claims he didn't know that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom claims he graduated from med school.
eng: Tom claims that he graduated from med school.
eng: Tom claims he had second thoughts.
eng: Tom claims that he had second thoughts.
eng: Tom claims he is telepathic.
eng: Tom claims he's telepathic.
eng: Tom claims he's already done that.
eng: Tom claims he's done that already.
eng: Tom claims he's taught French.
eng: Tom claims that he's taught French.
eng: Tom claims he used to be a professional baseball player.
eng: Tom claims that he used to be a professional baseball player.
eng: Tom claims he was abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom claims that he was abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom claims he was born in Australia.
eng: Tom claims that he was born in Australia.
eng: Tom claims that he can read other people's minds.
eng: Tom claims he can read other people's minds.
eng: Tom claims that he can speak French fluently.
eng: Tom claims he can speak French fluently.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't damage the book.
eng: Tom claims he didn't damage the book.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims that he didn't know Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom claims that he killed Mary in self-defense.
eng: Tom claims he killed Mary in self-defense.
eng: Tom claims that he's never told a lie.
eng: Tom claims he's never told a lie.
eng: Tom claims that he's seen a ghost.
eng: Tom claims he's seen a ghost.
eng: Tom claims that he's seen a UFO, but Mary doesn't believe him.
eng: Tom claims he's seen a UFO, but Mary doesn't believe him.
eng: Tom claims that he wasn't the one who damaged the book.
eng: Tom claims he wasn't the one who damaged the book.
eng: Tom collects comics.
eng: Tom collects comic books.
eng: Tom colored the picture.
eng: Tom coloured the picture.
eng: Tom comes over to ours every Saturday.
eng: Tom comes over to our place every Saturday.
eng: Tom comes round ours every Saturday.
eng: Tom comes over to our place every Saturday.
eng: Tom comes round to our place every Saturday.
eng: Tom comes over to our place every Saturday.
eng: Tom complained it was too hot in the office.
eng: Tom complained that it was too hot in the office.
eng: Tom complained that the soup was not hot enough.
eng: Tom complained that the soup wasn't hot enough.
eng: Tom confessed to the cops.
eng: Tom confessed to the police.
eng: Tom confirmed that no one was injured.
eng: Tom confirmed that nobody was injured.
eng: Tom convinced Mary to try to do that.
eng: Tom convinced Mary to try doing that.
eng: Tom cooked dinner for Mary.
eng: Tom cooked Mary dinner.
eng: Tom cooked me lunch.
eng: Tom cooked lunch for me.
eng: Tom cooked us a delicious dinner.
eng: Tom cooked a delicious dinner for us.
eng: Tom cooked us a delicious meal.
eng: Tom cooked a delicious meal for us.
eng: Tom could be in prison a long time.
eng: Tom could be in prison for a long time.
eng: Tom could be planning to do that by himself.
eng: Tom could be planning on doing that by himself.
eng: Tom could do much better if he tried.
eng: Tom could do a lot better if he tried.
eng: Tom could do nothing except wait.
eng: Tom could do nothing but wait.
eng: Tom could do that well when he was younger.
eng: Tom was able to do that well when he was younger.
eng: Tom could have anything he wanted.
eng: Tom could have anything that he wanted.
eng: Tom could have come to my concert, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could've come to my concert, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could have dealt with the problem in a better way.
eng: Tom could've dealt with the problem in a better way.
eng: Tom could have done anything he wanted.
eng: Tom could've done anything he wanted.
eng: Tom could have done better if he had had more time.
eng: Tom could've done better if he had had more time.
eng: Tom could have eaten a horse.
eng: Tom could eat a horse.
eng: Tom could have gone camping with you if you'd let him know you were going.
eng: Tom could've gone camping with you if you'd let him know you were going.
eng: Tom could have gone to the dance with Mary, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could've gone to the dance with Mary, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could have helped me, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could've helped me, but he didn't.
eng: Tom could have met you at the airport.
eng: Tom could've met you at the airport.
eng: Tom could have paid for Mary's ticket if he'd known she didn't have enough money.
eng: Tom could've paid for Mary's ticket if he'd known she didn't have enough money.
eng: Tom could have phrased his answer more politely.
eng: Tom could've phrased his answer more politely.
eng: Tom could have said it for all I knew.
eng: Tom could've said it for all I knew.
eng: Tom could have survived if the ambulance had arrived a little sooner.
eng: Tom could've survived if the ambulance had arrived a little sooner.
eng: Tom could have told Mary the truth, but he chose not to.
eng: Tom could've told Mary the truth, but he chose not to.
eng: Tom could have told me the truth.
eng: Tom could've told me the truth.
eng: Tom could hear Mary's voice above everybody else's.
eng: Tom could hear Mary's voice above everyone else's.
eng: Tom could hurt himself if he's not careful.
eng: Tom could hurt himself if he isn't careful.