DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom told me that I could sleep on his couch.
eng: Tom told me I could sleep on his couch.
eng: Tom told me that I could use his car.
eng: Tom told me I could use his car.
eng: Tom told me that I could use his room.
eng: Tom told me I could use his room.
eng: Tom told me that I didn't have permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me I didn't have permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I didn't have to be there tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me I didn't have to be there tomorrow.
eng: Tom told me that I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told me I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told me I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I don't spend enough time with my family.
eng: Tom told me I don't spend enough time with my family.
eng: Tom told me that if it didn't rain tomorrow he'd go cycling with Mary.
eng: Tom told me if it didn't rain tomorrow he'd go cycling with Mary.
eng: Tom told me that if I wouldn't help him, he would get someone else.
eng: Tom told me that if I wouldn't help him, he'd get someone else.
eng: Tom told me that I had to do that.
eng: Tom told me I had to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I looked disorganized.
eng: Tom told me I looked disorganized.
eng: Tom told me that I looked distracted.
eng: Tom told me I looked distracted.
eng: Tom told me that I'm always too pessimistic.
eng: Tom told me I'm always too pessimistic.
eng: Tom told me that I'm annoying.
eng: Tom told me I'm annoying.
eng: Tom told me that I'm boring.
eng: Tom told me I'm boring.
eng: Tom told me that I'm difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom told me I'm difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom told me that I'm excused from doing that.
eng: Tom told me I'm excused from doing that.
eng: Tom told me that I'm faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom told me I'm faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom told me that I'm faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me I'm faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I'm faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I'm faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom told me that I'm first.
eng: Tom told me I'm first.
eng: Tom told me that I'm forgiven.
eng: Tom told me I'm forgiven.
eng: Tom told me that I'm incompetent.
eng: Tom told me I'm incompetent.
eng: Tom told me that I'm overconfident.
eng: Tom told me I'm overconfident.
eng: Tom told me that I'm pushy.
eng: Tom told me I'm pushy.
eng: Tom told me that I'm quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me I'm quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I'm right.
eng: Tom told me I'm right.
eng: Tom told me that I'm safe.
eng: Tom told me I'm safe.
eng: Tom told me that I'm the strongest person he's ever met.
eng: Tom told me I'm the strongest person he's ever met.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to attend today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I needed to attend today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I needed to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to be more aggressive.
eng: Tom told me I needed to be more aggressive.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I needed to be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to do that.
eng: Tom told me I needed to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I needed to go to today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I needed to go to today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I need to attend today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I need to attend today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I need to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I need to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I need to be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I need to be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I need to go to today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me I need to go to today's meeting.
eng: Tom told me that I should be finished doing that by next Monday.
eng: Tom told me I should be finished doing that by next Monday.
eng: Tom told me that I should be more careful.
eng: Tom told me I should be more careful.
eng: Tom told me that I should come home soon.
eng: Tom told me I should come home soon.
eng: Tom told me that I should consider resigning.
eng: Tom told me I should consider resigning.
eng: Tom told me that I should consider retiring.
eng: Tom told me I should consider retiring.
eng: Tom told me that I should do that as soon as possible.
eng: Tom told me I should do that as soon as possible.
eng: Tom told me that I should do that.
eng: Tom told me I should do that.
eng: Tom told me that I should drop by sometime for a visit.
eng: Tom told me I should drop by sometime for a visit.
eng: Tom told me that I should eat at that restaurant.
eng: Tom told me I should eat at that restaurant.
eng: Tom told me that I should eat more slowly.
eng: Tom told me I should eat more slowly.
eng: Tom told me that I should get a little sleep.
eng: Tom told me I should get a little sleep.
eng: Tom told me that I should go back to Boston.
eng: Tom told me I should go back to Boston.
eng: Tom told me that I should go there by myself.
eng: Tom told me I should go there by myself.
eng: Tom told me that I should go to Australia and visit Mary.
eng: Tom told me I should go to Australia and visit Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I should go to Australia.
eng: Tom told me I should go to Australia.
eng: Tom told me that I should go to Australia to visit Mary.
eng: Tom told me I should go to Australia to visit Mary.
eng: Tom told me that I should go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me I should go to Boston.
eng: Tom told me that I should join the army.
eng: Tom told me I should join the army.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't be doing this.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't be doing this.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't buy that.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't buy that.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't eat that.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't eat that.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't ever do that.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't ever do that.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't go out alone at night.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't go out alone at night.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't go out at night alone.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't go out at night alone.
eng: Tom told me that I shouldn't trust you.
eng: Tom told me I shouldn't trust you.
eng: Tom told me that I should quit smoking.
eng: Tom told me I should quit smoking.
eng: Tom told me that I should resign.
eng: Tom told me I should resign.
eng: Tom told me that I should retire.
eng: Tom told me I should retire.
eng: Tom told me that I should spend more time with my children.
eng: Tom told me I should spend more time with my children.
eng: Tom told me that I should've said yes.
eng: Tom told me I should've said yes.
eng: Tom told me that it's impossible.
eng: Tom told me it's impossible.
eng: Tom told me that it wasn't important.
eng: Tom told me it wasn't important.
eng: Tom told me that it was possible to rent a bicycle.
eng: Tom told me it was possible to rent a bicycle.
eng: Tom told me that I was being too bossy.
eng: Tom told me I was being too bossy.
eng: Tom told me that I was mistaken.
eng: Tom told me I was mistaken.
eng: Tom told me that I was overweight.
eng: Tom told me I was overweight.
eng: Tom told me that I was thirty minutes late.
eng: Tom told me I was thirty minutes late.
eng: Tom told me that I was unlikely to get permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me I was unlikely to get permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I was wasting my time.
eng: Tom told me I was wasting my time.
eng: Tom told me that I wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me I wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom told me that I wouldn't be able to get permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me I wouldn't be able to get permission to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary died on Monday.
eng: Tom told me Mary died on Monday.
eng: Tom told me that Mary died on October 20th.
eng: Tom told me Mary died on October 20th.
eng: Tom told me that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary doesn't want to eat.
eng: Tom told me Mary doesn't want to eat.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had already eaten.
eng: Tom told me Mary had already eaten.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had already left.
eng: Tom told me Mary had already left.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had a new boyfriend.
eng: Tom told me Mary had a new boyfriend.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had been injured in a traffic accident.
eng: Tom told me Mary had been injured in a traffic accident.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had decided to do that.
eng: Tom told me Mary had decided to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary had done that.
eng: Tom told me Mary had done that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary has decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told me Mary has decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary is awake.
eng: Tom told me Mary is awake.
eng: Tom told me that Mary is his type.
eng: Tom told me Mary is his type.
eng: Tom told me that Mary is safe.
eng: Tom told me Mary is safe.
eng: Tom told me that Mary quit smoking.
eng: Tom told me Mary quit smoking.
eng: Tom told me that Mary said she didn't want to do that anymore.
eng: Tom told me Mary said she didn't want to do that anymore.
eng: Tom told me that Mary said she was sick of doing that.
eng: Tom told me Mary said she was sick of doing that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary walked home.
eng: Tom told me Mary walked home.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was good at her job.
eng: Tom told me Mary was good at her job.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was good at playing the piano, but I didn't really believe him until I heard her play.
eng: Tom told me Mary was good at playing the piano, but I didn't really believe him until I heard her play.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was his student.
eng: Tom told me Mary was his student.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was his type.
eng: Tom told me Mary was his type.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom told me Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wasn't his type.
eng: Tom told me Mary wasn't his type.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was on a diet.
eng: Tom told me Mary was on a diet.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was safe.
eng: Tom told me Mary was safe.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was the one who stole my bicycle, but I don't believe him.
eng: Tom told me Mary was the one who stole my bicycle, but I don't believe him.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was the one who told him that.
eng: Tom told me Mary was the one who told him that.
eng: Tom told me that Mary was undependable.
eng: Tom told me Mary was undependable.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wouldn't be here.
eng: Tom told me Mary wouldn't be here.
eng: Tom told me that Mary wouldn't ever do that again.
eng: Tom told me that Mary would never do that again.
eng: Tom told me that my hair was too long.
eng: Tom told me my hair was too long.
eng: Tom told me that my plan was reasonable.
eng: Tom told me my plan was reasonable.
eng: Tom told me that's not true.
eng: Tom told me that isn't true.
eng: Tom told me that something was wrong.
eng: Tom told me something was wrong.
eng: Tom told me that the book was interesting.
eng: Tom told me the book was interesting.
eng: Tom told me that the medicine he was taking didn't seem to help.
eng: Tom told me the medicine he was taking didn't seem to help.
eng: Tom told me that the trip had been canceled.
eng: Tom told me the trip had been canceled.
eng: Tom told me that the trip was off.
eng: Tom told me the trip was off.
eng: Tom told me that to be gone by the time he got here.
eng: Tom told me to be gone by the time he got here.
eng: Tom told me that we're out of time.
eng: Tom told me we're out of time.
eng: Tom told me that we're supposed to wait here.
eng: Tom told me we're supposed to wait here.
eng: Tom told me that we were out of time.
eng: Tom told me we were out of time.
eng: Tom told me that you'd be here today.
eng: Tom told me you'd be here today.
eng: Tom told me that you'd done that.
eng: Tom told me you'd done that.
eng: Tom told me that you'd do that.
eng: Tom told me you'd do that.
eng: Tom told me that you didn't tell me everything.
eng: Tom told me you didn't tell me everything.
eng: Tom told me that you'd win.
eng: Tom told me you'd win.
eng: Tom told me that you hate dancing.
eng: Tom told me you hate dancing.
eng: Tom told me that you like playing chess.
eng: Tom told me you like playing chess.
eng: Tom told me that you like to eat spicy food.
eng: Tom told me you like to eat spicy food.
eng: Tom told me that you probably know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom told me you probably know where Mary lives.
eng: Tom told me that you're a compulsive gambler.
eng: Tom told me you're a compulsive gambler.
eng: Tom told me that you're a French teacher.
eng: Tom told me you're a French teacher.
eng: Tom told me that you're a good singer.
eng: Tom told me you're a good singer.
eng: Tom told me that you're famous.
eng: Tom told me you're famous.
eng: Tom told me that you're good at playing the trumpet.
eng: Tom told me you're good at playing the trumpet.
eng: Tom told me that you're the person I should talk to.
eng: Tom told me you're the person I should talk to.
eng: Tom told me that you're undependable.
eng: Tom told me you're undependable.
eng: Tom told me that you're unreliable.
eng: Tom told me you're unreliable.
eng: Tom told me that you're very good at baseball.
eng: Tom told me you're very good at baseball.
eng: Tom told me that you're very good at French.
eng: Tom told me you're very good at French.
eng: Tom told me that you told him that I wouldn't go to his party.
eng: Tom told me you told him that I wouldn't go to his party.
eng: Tom told me that you've been to Boston before.
eng: Tom told me you've been to Boston before.
eng: Tom told me that you were right.
eng: Tom told me you were right.
eng: Tom told me this book is interesting.
eng: Tom told me that this book is interesting.
eng: Tom told me to turn the radio off.
eng: Tom told me to turn off the radio.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning to do that.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning to go.
eng: Tom told me where he was planning on going.
eng: Tom told me you could take care of yourself.
eng: Tom told me that you could take care of yourself.
eng: Tom told me you cried.
eng: Tom told me that you cried.
eng: Tom told me you lied.
eng: Tom told me that you lied.
eng: Tom told me you're from Australia.
eng: Tom told me that you're from Australia.
eng: Tom told me you've been to Australia before.
eng: Tom told me that you've been to Australia before.
eng: Tom told me you went to Australia.
eng: Tom told me that you went to Australia.
eng: Tom told me you were in Australia.
eng: Tom told me that you were in Australia.
eng: Tom told me you were planning to go to Australia in three weeks.
eng: Tom told me that you were planning to go to Australia in three weeks.
eng: Tom told me you were still in Australia.
eng: Tom told me that you were still in Australia.
eng: Tom told the children a story.
eng: Tom told a story to the children.
eng: Tom told the doctor that he'd fainted three times last week.
eng: Tom told the doctor he'd fainted three times last week.
eng: Tom told the police everything he knew.
eng: Tom told the police everything that he knew.
eng: Tom told us he had cried.
eng: Tom told us that he had cried.
eng: Tom told us that he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that he thought that he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us he thought he could become a famous singer.
eng: Tom told us that we should come back tomorrow.
eng: Tom told us we should come back tomorrow.
eng: Tom told us we were wasting our time.
eng: Tom told us that we were wasting our time.
eng: Tom told us you were Canadian, too.
eng: Tom told us that you were Canadian, too.
eng: Tom took a lot of pictures.
eng: Tom took a lot of photographs.
eng: Tom took care of our children.
eng: Tom took care of our kids.
eng: Tom took his children to school.
eng: Tom took his kids to school.
eng: Tom took his children to the beach last weekend.
eng: Tom took his kids to the beach last weekend.
eng: Tom took his children to the beach.
eng: Tom took his kids to the beach.
eng: Tom took his clothes off and crawled into bed.
eng: Tom took off his clothes and crawled into bed.
eng: Tom took his gloves off.
eng: Tom took off his gloves.
eng: Tom took his kids to Australia.
eng: Tom took his children to Australia.
eng: Tom took his reading glasses off.
eng: Tom took off his reading glasses.
eng: Tom took his shirt off.
eng: Tom took off his shirt.
eng: Tom took his trousers off.
eng: Tom took off his trousers.
eng: Tom took off his boots.
eng: Tom took his boots off.
eng: Tom took off his cap.
eng: Tom took his cap off.
eng: Tom took off his clothes and put on his pajamas.
eng: Tom took his clothes off and put his pajamas on.
eng: Tom took off his clothes.
eng: Tom took his clothes off.
eng: Tom took off his coat and gloves.
eng: Tom took his coat and gloves off.
eng: Tom took off his headphones.
eng: Tom took his headphones off.
eng: Tom took off his pants.
eng: Tom took his pants off.
eng: Tom took off his shoes and socks.
eng: Tom took his shoes and socks off.
eng: Tom took off his shoes.
eng: Tom took his shoes off.
eng: Tom took these pictures.
eng: Tom took these photographs.
eng: Tom took the sheets off the bed and put them into the washing machine.
eng: Tom took the sheets off the bed and put them in the washing machine.
eng: Tom tore the paper up.
eng: Tom tore up the paper.
eng: Tom tore up the letter.
eng: Tom tore the letter up.
eng: Tom tossed Mary the ball.
eng: Tom tossed the ball to Mary.
eng: Tom traveled back in time.
eng: Tom travelled back in time.
eng: Tom treated me like a kid.
eng: Tom treated me like a child.
eng: Tom treats me like a child.
eng: Tom treats me like a kid.
eng: Tom tried not to look scared.
eng: Tom tried not to look frightened.
eng: Tom tried the hat on, but it didn't fit.
eng: Tom tried on the hat, but it didn't fit.
eng: Tom tried to convince everyone that he was innocent.
eng: Tom tried to convince everybody that he was innocent.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary that he had changed.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary he had changed.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary that she was wrong.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary she was wrong.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary that what he was doing was legal.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary what he was doing was legal.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary that what she was doing was wrong.
eng: Tom tried to convince Mary what she was doing was wrong.
eng: Tom tried to do that by himself, but he wasn't able to.
eng: Tom tried to do that by himself, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom tried to do that same thing that Mary was doing.
eng: Tom tried to do that same thing Mary was doing.
eng: Tom tried to get everyone out of the room.
eng: Tom tried to get everybody out of the room.
eng: Tom tried to open the door, but couldn't get it open.
eng: Tom tried to open the door, but he couldn't get it open.
eng: Tom tried to pick up his keys with his toes.
eng: Tom tried to pick his keys up with his toes.
eng: Tom tried to pry open the box.
eng: Tom tried to prise open the box.
eng: Tom tried to repair the broken radio.
eng: Tom tried to fix the broken radio.
eng: Tom tried to save Mary, but he wasn't able to.
eng: Tom tried to save Mary, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom tried to tell everybody how to do that.
eng: Tom tried to tell everyone how to do that.
eng: Tom tried to think of a way that he could help Mary.
eng: Tom tried to think of a way he could help Mary.
eng: Tom truly believed that Mary was telepathic.
eng: Tom truly believed Mary was telepathic.
eng: Tom trying to repair an old clock that his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom trying to repair an old clock his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom turned around to see if anybody was following him.
eng: Tom turned around to see if anyone was following him.
eng: Tom turned his blinker on.
eng: Tom turned on his blinker.
eng: Tom turned off his bedside lamp.
eng: Tom turned his bedside lamp off.
eng: Tom turned off his computer.
eng: Tom shut down his computer.
eng: Tom turned off his computer.
eng: Tom shut off his computer.
eng: Tom turned off his computer.
eng: Tom switched off his computer.
eng: Tom turned off his computer.
eng: Tom turned his computer off.
eng: Tom turned off his headlights.
eng: Tom turned his headlights off.
eng: Tom turned on his headlight.
eng: Tom turned his headlight on.
eng: Tom turned on the desk lamp and started working.
eng: Tom switched on the desk lamp and started working.
eng: Tom turned right when he should've turned left.
eng: Tom turned right when he should have turned left.
eng: Tom understands French a lot better than everyone thinks he does.
eng: Tom understands French a lot better than everybody thinks he does.
eng: Tom, unlike some of us, can do that quite well.
eng: Unlike some of us, Tom can do that quite well.
eng: Tom, unlike some of us, is pretty good at doing that.
eng: Unlike some of us, Tom is pretty good at doing that.
eng: Tom unlocked the cage.
eng: Tom opened the cage.
eng: Tom unlocked the safe.
eng: Tom opened the safe.
eng: Tom used his multi-meter to measure the current.
eng: Tom used his multimeter to measure the current.
eng: Tom used his multi-meter to measure the voltage.
eng: Tom used his multimeter to measure the voltage.
eng: Tom used to always be here on Mondays.
eng: Tom always used to be here on Mondays.
eng: Tom used to do that frequently.
eng: Tom used to frequently do that.
eng: Tom used to do that when he was a kid.
eng: Tom used to do that when he was a child.
eng: Tom used to go to Australia every winter when he was a kid.
eng: Tom used to go to Australia every winter when he was a child.
eng: Tom used to go to Boston every summer when he was a kid.
eng: Tom used to go to Boston every summer when he was a child.
eng: Tom used to never drink milk.
eng: Tom never used to drink milk.
eng: Tom used to never wait very long for anyone.
eng: Tom used to never wait very long for anybody.
eng: Tom used to not do that.
eng: Tom didn't use to do that.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do his homework in the kitchen.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do his homework in the kitchen.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do that for me.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that for me.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do that in the morning.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that in the morning.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do what he promises he'll do.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do what he promises.
eng: Tom usually doesn't drink beer at parties.
eng: Tom doesn't usually drink beer at parties.
eng: Tom usually doesn't get here on time.
eng: Tom doesn't usually get here on time.
eng: Tom usually doesn't get what he asks for.
eng: Tom doesn't usually get what he asks for.
eng: Tom usually doesn't listen to anybody.
eng: Tom usually doesn't listen to anyone.
eng: Tom usually does that by himself.
eng: Tom usually does that alone.
eng: Tom usually does the same thing as Mary does.
eng: Tom usually does the same thing as Mary.
eng: Tom usually don't listen to anyone.
eng: Tom usually don't listen to anybody.
eng: Tom usually drives about 10 kph over the speed limit.
eng: Tom usually drives about ten kilometers per hour over the speed limit.
eng: Tom usually helps anyone who asks him for help.
eng: Tom usually helps anybody who asks him for help.
eng: Tom usually only teaches French, but this year he's also teaching English.
eng: Tom usually only teaches French, but this year he's teaching English, too.
eng: Tom usually plays a good game of tennis, but he's not in good form today.
eng: Tom usually plays a good game of tennis, but he isn't in good form today.
eng: Tom usually sleeps longer than Mary.
eng: Tom usually sleeps longer than Mary does.
eng: Tom usually walks to school if it's not raining.
eng: Tom usually walks to school if it isn't raining.
eng: Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it's not so bright.
eng: Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it isn't so bright.
eng: Tom very frequently does that by himself.
eng: Tom very frequently does that alone.
eng: Tom very rarely agrees with me.
eng: Tom very seldom agrees with me.
eng: Tom very rarely does that by himself.
eng: Tom very rarely does that alone.
eng: Tom very seldom does that by himself.
eng: Tom very seldom does that alone.
eng: Tom very seldom waits for anyone.
eng: Tom very seldom waits for anybody.
eng: Tom visited not only Boston but also Chicago.
eng: Tom visited not only Boston but Chicago, too.
eng: Tom waited with everyone else.
eng: Tom waited with everybody else.
eng: Tom, wake up.
eng: Wake up, Tom!
eng: Tom walked back out the door that he'd just entered.
eng: Tom walked back out the door he'd just entered.
eng: Tom walked back to his dormitory by himself.
eng: Tom walked back to his dorm by himself.
eng: Tom walked back to his dormitory.
eng: Tom walked back to his dorm.
eng: Tom walked over to Mary and gave something to her.
eng: Tom walked over to Mary and gave her something.
eng: Tom wanted a violin, so Mary bought one for him.
eng: Tom wanted a violin, so Mary bought him one.
eng: Tom wanted everybody to know that he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everybody to know he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everyone to know that he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everyone to know he was unhappy.
eng: Tom wanted everyone to know the truth.
eng: Tom wanted everybody to know the truth.
eng: Tom wanted it.
eng: Tom wanted that.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to do that, but she told him she wouldn't do it.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to do that, but she told him that she wouldn't do it.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to know that he didn't hate her.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to know he didn't hate her.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to know that he really didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wanted Mary to know he really didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wanted the whole world to know that he was in love with Mary.
eng: Tom wanted the whole world to know he was in love with Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to be able to play the ukulele as well as Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to be able to play the ukulele as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom wanted to be a carpenter, just like his father.
eng: Tom wanted to be a carpenter, just like his dad.
eng: Tom wanted to buy a jacket, but he couldn't find one that he liked.
eng: Tom wanted to buy a jacket, but he couldn't find one he liked.
eng: Tom wanted to buy Mary some flowers.
eng: Tom wanted to buy some flowers for Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to buy Mary something, but he didn't have any money.
eng: Tom wanted to buy something for Mary, but he didn't have any money.
eng: Tom wanted to do that, but he couldn't.
eng: Tom wanted to do that, but he wasn't able to.
eng: Tom wanted to do that, too.
eng: Tom wanted to do that as well.
eng: Tom wanted to get someone to do that for him.
eng: Tom wanted to get somebody to do that for him.
eng: Tom wanted to get someone to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to get somebody to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to give a bunch of flowers to Mary.
eng: Tom wanted to give Mary a bunch of flowers.
eng: Tom wanted to help, but Mary told him she didn't need his help.
eng: Tom wanted to help, but Mary told him that she didn't need his help.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but he knew he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but knew he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but he knew that he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but he knew he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but he knew that she wouldn't want him to.
eng: Tom wanted to hug Mary, but he knew she wouldn't want him to.
eng: Tom wanted to keep his children at home.
eng: Tom wanted to keep his kids at home.
eng: Tom wanted to know what Mary did in her spare time.
eng: Tom wanted to know what Mary did in her free time.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning to do that with.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning on doing that with.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning to go with.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning on going with.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning to stay with.
eng: Tom wanted to know who Mary was planning on staying with.
eng: Tom wanted to know why Mary was not happy.
eng: Tom wanted to know why Mary wasn't happy.
eng: Tom wanted you to know that he's not going to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom wanted you to know he's not going to be at today's meeting.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary does.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary does.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary does.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary does.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary wants.
eng: Tom wants all the same things that Mary does.
eng: Tom wants children, but Mary doesn't.
eng: Tom wants kids, but Mary doesn't.
eng: Tom wants for buy some jewelry for Mary, but he's not sure what he should buy.
eng: Tom wants for buy Mary some jewelry, but he's not sure what he should buy.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he's not planning on asking her to marry him.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he isn't planning on asking her to marry him.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know that he likes her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he likes her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know that he loves her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he loves her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know that he really doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he really doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know that he won't be able to do that for her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to know he won't be able to do that for her.
eng: Tom wants Mary to stay, but I don't think that she will.
eng: Tom wants Mary to stay, but I don't think she will.
eng: Tom wants Mary to take the medication the doctor told her to take.
eng: Tom wants Mary to take the medication that the doctor told her to take.
eng: Tom wants revenge.
eng: Tom wants vengeance.
eng: Tom wants someone to help Mary.
eng: Tom wants somebody to help Mary.
eng: Tom wants the same kind of dog that we have.
eng: Tom wants the same kind of dog we have.
eng: Tom wants to ask what Mary has been doing, but he knows that he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wants to ask what Mary has been doing, but he knows he shouldn't.
eng: Tom wants to be able to play the fiddle as well as Mary.
eng: Tom wants to be able to play the fiddle as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom wants to be a carpenter, just like his dad.
eng: Tom wants to be a carpenter, just like his father.
eng: Tom wants to be a doctor, just like his dad.
eng: Tom wants to be a doctor, just like his father.
eng: Tom wants to buy a pony for his son.
eng: Tom wants to buy his son a pony.
eng: Tom wants to buy Mary a fur coat.
eng: Tom wants to buy a fur coat for Mary.
eng: Tom wants to buy some jewelry for Mary, but he's not sure what he should buy.
eng: Tom wants to buy Mary some jewelry, but he's not sure what he should buy.
eng: Tom wants to follow in his dad's footsteps.
eng: Tom wants to follow in his father's footsteps.
eng: Tom wants to get someone to do that for him.
eng: Tom wants to get somebody to do that for him.
eng: Tom wants to get someone to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom wants to get somebody to do that for Mary.
eng: Tom wants to know what Mary does in her spare time.
eng: Tom wants to know what Mary does in her free time.
eng: Tom wants to know what we play to do.
eng: Tom wants to know what we plan on doing.
eng: Tom wants to know what we're planning to do.
eng: Tom wants to know what we're planning on doing.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play drums.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play the drums.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play guitar.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play the guitar.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play piano.
eng: Tom wants to learn how to play the piano.
eng: Tom wants to make sure that that doesn't happen again.
eng: Tom wants to make sure that doesn't happen again.
eng: Tom wants to spend more time with his kids.
eng: Tom wants to spend more time with his children.
eng: Tom wants to turn on the A/C, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants to turn on the air conditioner, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants to turn on the A/C, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants to turn the air conditioner on, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants to turn on the air conditioner, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants to turn the air conditioner on, but Mary doesn't want him to.
eng: Tom wants us to know that he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom wants us to know he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom wants us to think he's not lonely.
eng: Tom wants us to think he isn't lonely.
eng: Tom wants you to know he won't be there.
eng: Tom wants you to know that he won't be there.
eng: Tom wants you to know he won't do that.
eng: Tom wants you to know that he won't do that.
eng: Tom wants you to know that he can't do that.
eng: Tom wants you to know he can't do that.
eng: Tom wants you to know that he can't help you tomorrow.
eng: Tom wants you to know he can't help you tomorrow.
eng: Tom wants you to know that he won't be there today.
eng: Tom wants you to know he won't be there today.
eng: Tom wants you to take the garbage out.
eng: Tom wants you to take out the garbage.
eng: Tom warned Mary that that would happen.
eng: Tom warned Mary that would happen.
eng: Tom warned Mary that that would likely happen.
eng: Tom warned Mary that would likely happen.
eng: Tom warned Mary that that would probably happen.
eng: Tom warned Mary that would probably happen.
eng: Tom was a better goalie than Mary thought he would be.
eng: Tom was a better goalie than Mary thought he'd be.
eng: Tom was able to buy a gun, but he couldn't buy any bullets for it.
eng: Tom was able to buy a gun, but he wasn't able to buy any bullets for it.
eng: Tom was able to buy both of the books that he wanted.
eng: Tom was able to buy both of the books he wanted.
eng: Tom was able to buy enough food for everyone.
eng: Tom was able to buy enough food for everybody.
eng: Tom was able to buy everything he needed.
eng: Tom could buy everything he needed.
eng: Tom was able to buy everything he needed.
eng: Tom was able to buy everything that he needed.
eng: Tom was able to buy what he needed.
eng: Tom could buy what he needed.
eng: Tom was able to do everything he had to do.
eng: Tom could do everything he had to do.
eng: Tom was able to do everything he needed to do.
eng: Tom could do everything he needed to do.
eng: Tom was able to do that better than I thought he would.
eng: Tom was able to do that better than I thought he'd be able to.
eng: Tom was able to do that without anybody's help.
eng: Tom was able to do that without anyone's help.
eng: Tom was able to do what he had to do.
eng: Tom could do what he had to do.
eng: Tom was able to run faster than me when we were kids.
eng: Tom was able to run faster than me when we were children.
eng: Tom was a bookworm when he was a kid.
eng: Tom was a bookworm when he was a child.
eng: Tom was about thirty years old when he started studying French.
eng: Tom was about thirty when he started studying French.
eng: Tom was absolutely certain Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom was absolutely certain that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom was a bully and nobody wanted to be hang out with him.
eng: Tom was a bully and no one wanted to be hang out with him.
eng: Tom was adopted when he was three.
eng: Tom was adopted when he was three years old.
eng: Tom was afraid everyone would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid everybody would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be deported.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be deported.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be disqualified.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be disqualified.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be evicted.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be evicted.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be expelled from school.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be expelled from schoo.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be expelled.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be expelled.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be fired.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be fired.
eng: Tom was afraid he might be laid off.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might be laid off.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get deported.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get deported.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get expelled from school.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get expelled from school.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get expelled.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get expelled.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get fired.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get fired.
eng: Tom was afraid he might get laid off.
eng: Tom was afraid that he might get laid off.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary was going to die.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary was going to die.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary wouldn't believe him.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary wouldn't believe him.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary wouldn't notice him.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary wouldn't notice him.
eng: Tom was afraid that he'd get caught.
eng: Tom was afraid he'd get caught.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and that he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions and he would end up telling them everything.
eng: Tom was afraid that his parents would start asking him questions.
eng: Tom was afraid his parents would start asking him questions.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary might change her mind.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary might change her mind.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary might poke her eye out, so he told her to be careful.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary might poke her eye out, so he told her to be careful.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary would say no.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary would say no.
eng: Tom was afraid that Mary would shoot him.
eng: Tom was afraid Mary would shoot him.
eng: Tom was afraid that people would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid people would laugh at him.
eng: Tom was afraid you'd say no.
eng: Tom was afraid that you'd say no.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student the first time I met him.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student the first time that I met him.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student when I first met him.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student the first time I met him.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student when I first met him.
eng: Tom was a junior high school student the first time that I met him.
eng: Tom was a little surprised that Mary said that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised Mary said that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she'd do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she'd do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she didn't know John.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she didn't know John.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she didn't know to do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she didn't know to do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she wouldn't do that that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she wouldn't do that that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said she wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was a little surprised when Mary said that she wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was a lot faster at doing that than Mary was.
eng: Tom was a lot faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom was also at the meeting.
eng: Tom was at the meeting as well.
eng: Tom was also at the meeting.
eng: Tom was at the meeting, too.
eng: Tom was also mentioned in the book.
eng: Tom was mentioned in the book, too.
eng: Tom was also there.
eng: Tom was there as well.
eng: Tom was also there.
eng: Tom was there, too.
eng: Tom was a picky eater when he was a kid.
eng: Tom was a picky eater when he was a child.
eng: Tom was around thirteen year old at that time.
eng: Tom was around thirteen at that time.
eng: Tom was asked to do some things that he didn't want to do.
eng: Tom was asked to do some things he didn't want to do.
eng: Tom was asleep on the sofa.
eng: Tom was asleep on the couch.
eng: Tom was as nervous as Mary.
eng: Tom was as nervous as Mary was.
eng: Tom was a timid child.
eng: Tom was a timid kid.
eng: Tom was at the meeting, too.
eng: Tom was at the meeting as well.
eng: Tom was a very fussy eater when he was a kid.
eng: Tom was a very fussy eater when he was a child.
eng: Tom was aware of everyone's hostile feelings towards him.
eng: Tom was aware of everybody hostile feelings towards him.
eng: Tom was aware that everyone was looking at him.
eng: Tom was aware that everybody was looking at him.
eng: Tom was aware that everyone was looking at Mary.
eng: Tom was aware that everybody was looking at Mary.
eng: Tom was aware that he was being followed.
eng: Tom was aware he was being followed.
eng: Tom was aware that he was being watched.
eng: Tom was aware he was being watched.
eng: Tom was barely able to keep the canoe from tipping over.
eng: Tom was barely able to keep the canoe from overturning.
eng: Tom was born before his twin brother was.
eng: Tom was born before his twin brother.
eng: Tom was born before Mary was.
eng: Tom was born before Mary.
eng: Tom was born in the same house he died in.
eng: Tom was born in the same house that he died in.
eng: Tom was born on the 20th of October.
eng: Tom was born on the twentieth of October.
eng: Tom was born on the day that Mary died.
eng: Tom was born on the day Mary died.
eng: Tom was born the day that Mary died.
eng: Tom was born the day Mary died.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in elementary school.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in grade school.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in elementary school.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in primary school.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in primary school.
eng: Tom was bullied when he was in grade school.
eng: Tom was certain he knew who did that.
eng: Tom was certain that he knew who did that.
eng: Tom was certain he was going to be fired.
eng: Tom was certain that he was going to be fired.
eng: Tom was certain Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom was certain that Mary could speak French.
eng: Tom was certain Mary could understand French.
eng: Tom was certain that Mary could understand French.
eng: Tom was convinced he'd been betrayed.
eng: Tom was convinced that he'd been betrayed.
eng: Tom was convinced that he'd be happier if he moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was convinced he'd be happier if he moved to Boston.
eng: Tom was convinced that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he no longer had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he no longer had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he no longer needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he no longer needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he ought to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he ought to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was convinced he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that he was doing the right thing.
eng: Tom was convinced he was doing the right thing.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary no longer had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary no longer had to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary no longer liked him.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary no longer liked him.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary no longer needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary no longer needed to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary no longer wanted to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary no longer wanted to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary should do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary should do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom was convinced that Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom was convinced Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have said.
eng: Tom was drunk and said things that he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom was even more surprised than Mary was.
eng: Tom was even more surprised than Mary.
eng: Tom was flying high after he heard the news.
eng: Tom was tremendously happy after he heard the news.
eng: Tom was forced to do some things that he didn't want to do.
eng: Tom was forced to do some things he didn't want to do.
eng: Tom was given the same chance you and I were given.
eng: Tom was given the same chance that you and I were given.
eng: Tom was glad that Mary was there.
eng: Tom was glad Mary was there.
eng: Tom was handcuffed to the chair that he was sitting on.
eng: Tom was handcuffed to the chair he was sitting on.
eng: Tom was hanged for a murder he did not commit.
eng: Tom was hanged for a murder he didn't commit.
eng: Tom was heartbroken when Mary told him she was leaving him.
eng: Tom was heartbroken when Mary told him that she was leaving him.
eng: Tom was here for three days.
eng: Tom was here three days.
eng: Tom was hoping everyone would leave, so he could go to bed.
eng: Tom was hoping everybody would leave, so he could go to bed.
eng: Tom was hoping he could go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom was hoping that he could go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom was hoping he could help Mary.
eng: Tom was hoping that he could help Mary.
eng: Tom was in Australia last week, but I don't think he's still there.
eng: Tom was in Australia last week, but I don't think that he's still there.
eng: Tom was in Australia last week, but I doubt that he's still there.
eng: Tom was in Australia last week, but I doubt he's still there.
eng: Tom was in Boston a long time.
eng: Tom was in Boston for a long time.
eng: Tom was in Boston last week, but I doubt he's still there.
eng: Tom was in Boston last week, but I doubt that he's still there.
eng: Tom was in considerable pain.
eng: Tom was in a lot of pain.
eng: Tom was in his skivvies.
eng: Tom was in his undies.
eng: Tom was just as surprised as Mary.
eng: Tom was just as surprised as Mary was.
eng: Tom was just pretending he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom was just pretending that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom was just pretending that he couldn't understand.
eng: Tom was just pretending he couldn't understand.
eng: Tom was just thirteen years old at that time.
eng: Tom was just thirteen at that time.
eng: Tom was kept in hospital overnight for observation.
eng: Tom was kept in the hospital overnight for observation.
eng: Tom was killed in a car accident last night.
eng: Tom was killed in an automobile accident last night.
eng: Tom was killed the same way that Mary was.
eng: Tom was killed the same way Mary was.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised Mary agreed with him.
eng: Tom was kind of surprised that Mary agreed with him.