DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Are you telling me you've never been to Australia?
eng: Are you telling me that you've never been to Australia?
eng: Are you ten years old?
eng: Are you ten?
eng: Are you thinking of anything in particular?
eng: Are you thinking about something in particular?
eng: Are you tired out?
eng: Are you knackered?
eng: Are you tired out?
eng: Are you worn out?
eng: Are you totally sure it was yesterday?
eng: Are you completely sure it was yesterday?
eng: Are you whacked?
eng: Are you knackered?
eng: Are you whacked?
eng: Are you tired out?
eng: Are you whacked?
eng: Are you whacked out?
eng: Are you whacked?
eng: Are you worn out?
eng: Are you whacked out?
eng: Are you knackered?
eng: Are you whacked out?
eng: Are you tired out?
eng: Are you whacked out?
eng: Are you worn out?
eng: Are you worn out?
eng: Are you knackered?
eng: Art is not a luxury, but a necessity.
eng: Art isn't a luxury, but a necessity.
eng: A rustling sound came from upstairs where nobody should have been.
eng: A rustling sound came from upstairs where nobody should've been.
eng: As a child, he went to Paris three times.
eng: When he was a child, he went to Paris three times.
eng: As a result of the storm, he didn't arrive.
eng: Due to the storm, he didn't arrive.
eng: A scaly is like a furry whose "fursona" is a reptile or amphibian.
eng: A scalie is like a furry whose "fursona" is a reptile or amphibian.
eng: As far as I know, he is an honest man.
eng: As far as I know, he's an honest man.
eng: As far as I know, no one has ever done that.
eng: As far as I know, nobody has ever done that.
eng: As far as I know, she has not yet married.
eng: As far as I know, she's not yet married.
eng: As far as I know, the rumor is not true.
eng: As far as I know, the rumor isn't true.
eng: As far as I know, Tom has never done that.
eng: Tom has never done that as far as I know.
eng: As far as I'm concerned, I don't mind whether he comes or not.
eng: It makes no odds to me whether he comes or not.
eng: As far as I'm concerned, I have no objection to the plan.
eng: As far as I am concerned, I have no objection to the plan.
eng: As for me, I am satisfied.
eng: As for me, I'm satisfied.
eng: Asian cuisine is often flavoured with monosodium glutamate.
eng: Asian cuisine is often flavoured with MSG.
eng: As it is, I can not pay you.
eng: As it is, I can't pay you.
eng: As it is written in simple English, this book is easy to read.
eng: This book is written in simple English, so it's easy to read.
eng: As I told you before, I don't plan to do that.
eng: As I told you before, I don't plan on doing that.
eng: A six-figure income is not uncommon for physicians.
eng: A six-figure income isn't uncommon for physicians.
eng: Ask me anything!
eng: Ask me anything.
eng: Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies.
eng: Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies.
eng: Ask someone else to pay for that.
eng: Ask somebody else to pay for that.
eng: Ask Tom and Mary why they need the rope.
eng: Ask Tom and Mary what they need the rope for.
eng: Ask Tom if he has anyone to help him do that.
eng: Ask Tom if he has anybody to help him do that.
eng: Ask Tom if he's planning to do that.
eng: Ask Tom if he's planning on doing that.
eng: Ask Tom whether he's going to do that or not.
eng: Ask Tom if he's going to do that or not.
eng: Ask whatever you want.
eng: Ask whatever you want to.
eng: Ask whatever you want.
eng: Ask whatever you want to ask.
eng: A sleeping child looks like an angel.
eng: A sleeping child is like an angel.
eng: As long as it is cheap, any watch will do.
eng: As long as it's cheap, any watch will do.
eng: As long as there is life, there is hope.
eng: As long as there's life, there is hope.
eng: As long as you are in my house, you have to abide by my rules.
eng: As long as you're in my house, you have to abide by my rules.
eng: A slow-worm is a limbless lizard, not a snake.
eng: A slowworm is a limbless lizard, not a snake.
eng: As our time comes to an end, Tom, would you like to have the last word?
eng: As our time comes to an end, Tom, would you care to have the final word?
eng: A special taskforce managed to catch a suicide bomber downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A special task force managed to catch a suicide bomber downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A special task force managed to catch a suicide bomber downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A special task force managed to catch a suicide terrorist downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A special taskforce managed to catch a suicide bomber downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A special taskforce managed to catch a suicide terrorist downtown, prior to him carrying out his evil plan.
eng: A spectre haunts Europe: the spectre of communism.
eng: A specter is haunting Europe — the specter of communism.
eng: As she wanted to ask a question, she raised her hand.
eng: She wanted to ask a question, so she raised her hand.
eng: As soon as the train pulled out of the station, Tom realized that he'd left his briefcase on the train.
eng: As soon as the train pulled out of the station, Tom realized he'd left his briefcase on the train.
eng: As soon as Tom opened the bag, he knew that it wasn't his.
eng: As soon as Tom opened the bag, he knew it wasn't his.
eng: As soon as Tom walked into the room, I knew there would be trouble.
eng: I knew there would be trouble as soon as Tom walked into the room.
eng: A standard 12 oz can of cola contains 39g of sugar.
eng: A standard 12 oz can of cola contains 1.38 oz of sugar.
eng: A standard 12 oz can of cola contains 39g of sugar.
eng: A standard 355 ml can of cola contains 39 grams of sugar.
eng: As their conversation was in French, I could not understand a word.
eng: Since their conversation was in French, I couldn't understand a word.
eng: A storm throws down trees.
eng: A storm knocks down trees.
eng: A storm throws down trees.
eng: A storm throweth down Trees.
eng: A storm throws down trees.
eng: The trees are knocked down by the storm.
eng: As to what happened there, one can only speculate.
eng: We can only guess what happened there.
eng: A strange man menaced her with a knife.
eng: A strange man threatened her with a knife.
eng: A stranger spoke to me in the bus.
eng: A stranger spoke to me on the bus.
eng: As you wish.
eng: As you wish!
eng: At first, I didn't know that my leg was broken.
eng: At first, I didn't know my leg was broken.
eng: At first, I didn't notice that Tom was missing a finger on his left hand.
eng: At first, I didn't notice Tom was missing a finger on his left hand.
eng: At first, I thought Tom was angry, but then I realized he was just worried.
eng: At first, I thought Tom was angry, but then I realized that he was just worried.
eng: At first, I thought Tom was sick.
eng: At first, I thought that Tom was sick.
eng: At first, we were all convinced Tom was innocent.
eng: At first, we were all convinced that Tom was innocent.
eng: A thief thinks everybody steals.
eng: A thief thinks everyone steals.
eng: At least he is not staring at her breast.
eng: At least he's not staring at her breast.
eng: At least pretend that you're listening.
eng: At least pretend you're listening.
eng: At least Tom isn't hurting anyone.
eng: At least Tom isn't hurting anybody.
eng: At least we know Tom is alive.
eng: At least we know that Tom is alive.
eng: At least we know Tom is still alive.
eng: At least we know that Tom is still alive.
eng: Atl is ten.
eng: Atl is ten years old.
eng: A trial date hasn't been set yet.
eng: A trial date hasn't yet been set.
eng: A true friend would have acted differently.
eng: A true friend would've acted differently.
eng: A true friend would've helped me.
eng: A true friend would have helped me.
eng: At that time, he was a student.
eng: He was a student at that time.
eng: At that time, I didn't know that Tom was such a bad driver.
eng: At that time, I didn't know Tom was such a bad driver.
eng: At that time, I didn't know that we wouldn't be allowed to do that.
eng: At that time, I didn't know we wouldn't be allowed to do that.
eng: At that time, I didn't yet know everyone's name.
eng: At that time, I didn't yet know everybody's name.
eng: At that time, I knew that Tom was a gangster, but it didn't really bother me much.
eng: At that time, I knew Tom was a gangster, but it didn't really bother me much.
eng: At that time, I thought it was important to do that.
eng: At that time, I thought that it was important to do that.
eng: At that time, Tom didn't know Mary was the one he'd eventually get married to.
eng: At that time, Tom didn't know that Mary was the one he'd eventually get married to.
eng: At the beginning, he didn't believe it at all.
eng: Originally, he didn't believe it at all.
eng: At this beer hall, you can order beers up to one litre in size.
eng: At this beer hall, you can order beers up to one liter in size.
eng: At what age did you have your first period?
eng: At what age did you get your first period?
eng: At what time did you wake up?
eng: What time did you wake up?
eng: At what time does the market open?
eng: What time does the market open?
eng: At what time does your class end?
eng: What time does your class end?
eng: At what time do you eat supper?
eng: What time do you eat supper?
eng: At what time is brunch?
eng: What time is brunch?
eng: At what time is sunrise?
eng: What time is sunrise?
eng: At what time is sunset?
eng: What time is sunset?
eng: At what time will you be leaving?
eng: What time will you be leaving?
eng: Australia is just one of the countries I visited last year.
eng: Australia is just one of the countries that I visited last year.
eng: Australia isn't Austria.
eng: Australia is not Austria.
eng: Australia is one of the countries I want to visit.
eng: Australia is one of the countries that I want to visit.
eng: Australia is on my list of countries I'd like to visit.
eng: Australia is on my list of countries that I'd like to visit.
eng: Autumn is coming to an end.
eng: Autumn is drawing to a close.
eng: Autumn is my favorite season.
eng: Autumn is my favourite season.
eng: Avoid crossing this street when it is raining.
eng: Avoid crossing this street when it's raining.
eng: Awesome!
eng: Cool!
eng: A wooden house burns more easily than a stone house.
eng: Houses built with wood burn more easily than houses built out of stone.
eng: A year ago Monday, Tom moved to Boston.
eng: Tom moved to Boston a year ago Monday.
eng: A year has twelve months.
eng: One year has twelve months.
eng: Baby ducks are cute.
eng: Ducklings are cute.
eng: Baby owls are cute.
eng: Owlets are cute.
eng: Back off.
eng: Back off!
eng: Bad news travels fast.
eng: Bad news travels quickly.
eng: Basketball is a lot of fun to play.
eng: It's a lot of fun to play basketball.
eng: Basketball is very fun to play.
eng: Basketball is a lot of fun to play.
eng: Basket weaving is not that complicated.
eng: Basket weaving isn't that complicated.
eng: Be a good listener.
eng: Be a good listener!
eng: Bear in mind that I am doing this for Tom, not for you.
eng: Bear in mind that I'm doing this for Tom, not for you.
eng: Bear in mind that that school is an integrated junior high and high school.
eng: Bear in mind that school is an integrated junior high and high school.
eng: Beautiful day, isn't it?
eng: Beautiful day, innit?
eng: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
eng: Beauty's in the eye of the beholder.
eng: Beauty is only skin deep.
eng: Beauty is only skin-deep.
eng: Be bold!
eng: Have courage.
eng: Be careful.
eng: Be careful!
eng: Be careful not to cut yourself.
eng: Careful, don't cut yourself.
eng: Be careful not to make Tom mad.
eng: Be careful not to make Tom angry.
eng: Be careful not to slip!
eng: Be careful not to slip.
eng: Be careful or Tom'll knock the daylights out of you.
eng: Be careful or Tom'll beat the living daylights out of you.
eng: Be careful. The knife is very sharp.
eng: Be careful! The knife is very sharp.
eng: Be careful what you say!
eng: Be careful what you say.
eng: Because of the storm, I might not be able to get home tonight.
eng: I might not be able to get home tonight because of the storm.
eng: Because Tom admitted he had taken bribes, he didn't get reelected.
eng: Because Tom admitted that he had taken bribes, he didn't get reelected.
eng: Been a while, hasn't it?
eng: It's been a while, hasn't it?
eng: Before he went to the dentist, Tom drank a glass of schnapps.
eng: Before Tom went to the dentist, he drank a glass of schnapps.
eng: Before he went to the dentist, Tom drank a glass of schnapps.
eng: Tom drank a glass of schnapps before he went to the dentist.
eng: Beggars can't be choosers.
eng: Beggars cannot be choosers.
eng: Begin!
eng: Begin.
eng: Be here at six o'clock on the dot.
eng: Be here at six o'clock sharp.
eng: Being a prince is not easy.
eng: Being a prince isn't easy.
eng: Being a prince is not that easy.
eng: Being a prince isn't that easy.
eng: Being bald's not so bad.
eng: Being bald isn't so bad.
eng: Be kind to old people.
eng: And honour the face of the old man.
eng: Be kind to others!
eng: Be kind to others.
eng: Belgium is not as big as France.
eng: Belgium is not as large as France.
eng: Believe it or not, that is true.
eng: Believe it or not, that's true.
eng: Believe me.
eng: Believe me!
eng: Be my guest.
eng: Be my guest!
eng: Ben is not as young as he looks.
eng: Ben's not as young as he looks.
eng: Be prepared!
eng: Be prepared.
eng: Be quiet and listen!
eng: Be quiet and listen.
eng: Be quiet!
eng: Be quiet.
eng: Be quiet. Tom is still sleeping.
eng: Be quiet. Tom is still asleep.
eng: Be quiet while I am speaking.
eng: Be quiet while I'm speaking.
eng: Be quiet while we are eating.
eng: Be quiet while we're eating.
eng: Be realistic!
eng: Be realistic.
eng: Be respectful.
eng: Be respectful!
eng: Berlin is a German town.
eng: Berlin is a German city.
eng: Be strong!
eng: Be strong.
eng: Be sure to clear the lint trap before you run the dryer. Otherwise, you might start a fire.
eng: Be sure to clean the lint filter before you run the dryer. Otherwise, you might start a fire.
eng: Be yourself!
eng: Be yourself.
eng: Bigamy is when you have one wife too many.
eng: Bigamy is having one wife too many.
eng: Bigger is not always better.
eng: Bigger isn't always better.
eng: Big men are not always strong.
eng: Big men aren't always strong.
eng: Bill has many friends.
eng: Bill has a lot of friends.
eng: Bite your tongue!
eng: Bite your tongue.
eng: Blessed for not making me a woman.
eng: Blessed You, our God, King of the world, for not making me a woman.
eng: Bless you!
eng: Bless you.
eng: Blow me down!
eng: Well, I'll go to the foot of our stairs.
eng: Blue is my favorite color.
eng: Blue is my favourite colour.
eng: Blues singer and guitarist Robert Johnson would have been 100 years old on May 8th of 2011 if he hadn't died when he was 27 years old.
eng: Blues singer and guitarist Robert Johnson would've been 100 years old on May 8th of 2011 if he hadn't died when he was 27 years old.
eng: Bob was on the point of leaving when I called him.
eng: Bob was just about to leave when I telephoned him.
eng: Bob was on the point of leaving when I rang him up.
eng: Bob was on the point of leaving when I called him.
eng: Bon voyage!
eng: Safe journey.
eng: Boston is much closer to here than Chicago.
eng: Boston is much closer to here than Chicago is.
eng: Both my parents are teachers.
eng: My parents are both teachers.
eng: Both my wife and I are from Boston.
eng: My wife and I are both from Boston.
eng: Both my wife and I can speak French.
eng: My wife and I can both speak French.
eng: Both of my brothers are older than me.
eng: Both of my brothers are older than I am.
eng: Both of my brothers were injured.
eng: My brothers were both injured.
eng: Both of Tom's brothers are able to do that.
eng: Both of Tom's brothers can do that.
eng: Both of Tom's sisters are married.
eng: Tom's sisters are both married.
eng: Both of us are from Australia.
eng: We both come from Australia.
eng: Both of us are grandfathers.
eng: We're both grandfathers.
eng: Both of us can speak French.
eng: We both can speak French.
eng: Both of us knew that would happen.
eng: Both of us knew that that would happen.
eng: Both of us should do that.
eng: We both should do that.
eng: Both of us were injured.
eng: We were both injured.
eng: Both songs that we sang tonight were written by Tom.
eng: Both of the songs that we sang tonight were written by Tom.
eng: Both those students passed all the tests.
eng: Both of the students passed all their tests.
eng: Both Tom and I almost drowned.
eng: Tom and I both almost drowned.
eng: Both Tom and I are awake.
eng: Tom and I are both awake.
eng: Both Tom and I are busy today.
eng: Tom and I are both busy today.
eng: Both Tom and I are drunk.
eng: Tom and I are both drunk.
eng: Both Tom and I are high school students.
eng: Tom and I are both high school students.
eng: Both Tom and I are lawyers.
eng: Tom and I are both lawyers.
eng: Both Tom and I are music majors.
eng: Tom and I are both music majors.
eng: Both Tom and I are nonsmokers.
eng: Tom and I are both nonsmokers.
eng: Both Tom and I aren't busy.
eng: Tom and I are both not busy.
eng: Both Tom and I are professional musicians.
eng: Tom and I are both professional musicians.
eng: Both Tom and I are ready.
eng: Tom and I are both ready.
eng: Both Tom and I are still studying French.
eng: Tom and I are both still studying French.
eng: Both Tom and I are tired.
eng: Tom and I are both tired.
eng: Both Tom and I are very tired.
eng: Tom and I are both very tired.
eng: Both Tom and I can't speak French.
eng: Tom and I both can't speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I didn't say a thing.
eng: Tom and I both didn't say a thing.
eng: Both Tom and I did that.
eng: Tom and I both did that.
eng: Both Tom and I do that.
eng: Tom and I both do that.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't done that.
eng: Tom and I both haven't done that.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't done that yet.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't yet done that.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't done that yet.
eng: Tom and I both haven't done that yet.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't done that yet.
eng: Tom and I both haven't yet done that.
eng: Both Tom and I haven't yet done that.
eng: Tom and I both haven't done that yet.
eng: Both Tom and I have the flu.
eng: Tom and I both have the flu.
eng: Both Tom and I kept quiet.
eng: Tom and I both kept quiet.
eng: Both Tom and I kept silent.
eng: Tom and I both kept silent.
eng: Both Tom and I know that you did that.
eng: Tom and I both know you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I lied to you.
eng: Tom and I both lied to you.
eng: Both Tom and I like Boston.
eng: Tom and I both like Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I like camping.
eng: Tom and I both like camping.
eng: Both Tom and I like Korean food.
eng: Tom and I both like Korean food.
eng: Both Tom and I live on Park Street.
eng: Tom and I both live on Park Street.
eng: Both Tom and I'll be busy this afternoon.
eng: Tom and I'll both be busy this afternoon.
eng: Both Tom and I only work three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and I work only three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and I only work three days a week.
eng: Tom and I both only work three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and I only work three days a week.
eng: Tom and I both work only three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and I relaxed.
eng: Tom and I both relaxed.
eng: Both Tom and I said no.
eng: Tom and I both said no.
eng: Both Tom and I said yes.
eng: Tom and I both said yes.
eng: Both Tom and I should've done that.
eng: Both Tom and I should have done that.
eng: Both Tom and I should've known better.
eng: Both Tom and I should have known better.
eng: Both Tom and I should've left earlier.
eng: Both Tom and I should have left earlier.
eng: Both Tom and I should've left earlier.
eng: Tom and I both should've left earlier.
eng: Both Tom and I should've left early.
eng: Both Tom and I should have left early.
eng: Both Tom and I should've left early.
eng: Tom and I both should've left early.
eng: Both Tom and I smiled.
eng: Tom and I both smiled.
eng: Both Tom and I've been to Australia.
eng: Tom and I both have been to Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I've been to Australia.
eng: Tom and I have both been to Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I were absent from school all last week.
eng: Tom and I both were absent from school all last week.
eng: Both Tom and I were absent.
eng: Tom and I were both absent.
eng: Both Tom and I were happy in Boston.
eng: Tom and I were both happy in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I were here yesterday.
eng: Tom and I were both here yesterday.
eng: Both Tom and I were right.
eng: Tom and I were both right.
eng: Both Tom and I were scared.
eng: Tom and I were both scared.
eng: Both Tom and I were there.
eng: Tom and I were both there.
eng: Both Tom and I work only three days a week.
eng: Tom and I both work only three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and John are in love with Mary.
eng: Tom and John are both in love with Mary.
eng: Both Tom and John have beards.
eng: Tom and John both have beards.
eng: Both Tom and John said they didn't want to dance with Mary.
eng: Tom and John both said they didn't want to dance with Mary.
eng: Both Tom and John said they were in love with Mary.
eng: Tom and John both said they were in love with Mary.
eng: Both Tom and John said they wished they hadn't let Mary kiss them.
eng: Tom and John both said they wished they hadn't let Mary kiss them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary admitted that they were lonely.
eng: Both Tom and Mary admitted they were lonely.
eng: Both Tom and Mary admitted that they were lonely.
eng: Tom and Mary both admitted that they were lonely.
eng: Both Tom and Mary agreed with John.
eng: Tom and Mary both agreed with John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary agree with you.
eng: Tom and Mary both agree with you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary almost died in the accident.
eng: Tom and Mary both almost died in the accident.
eng: Both Tom and Mary almost drowned.
eng: Tom and Mary both almost drowned.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are adults.
eng: Tom and Mary are both adults.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are alcoholics.
eng: Tom and Mary are both alcoholics.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are a little bit crazy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both a little bit crazy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are a little busy right now.
eng: Tom and Mary are both a little busy right now.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are a little busy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both a little busy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are ambitious.
eng: Tom and Mary are both ambitious.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are angry.
eng: Tom and Mary are both angry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are artists.
eng: Tom and Mary are both artists.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are awake.
eng: Tom and Mary are both awake.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are aware of the risks involved.
eng: Tom and Mary are both aware of the risks involved.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are busy today.
eng: Tom and Mary are both busy today.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are carpenters.
eng: Tom and Mary are both carpenters.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are crazy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both crazy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are dirty.
eng: Tom and Mary are both dirty.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are exhausted.
eng: Tom and Mary are both exhausted.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are facing the same way.
eng: Tom and Mary are both facing the same way.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are from Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary are both from Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are going to be there.
eng: Tom and Mary are both going to be there.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are going.
eng: Tom and Mary are both going.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are going to prison.
eng: Tom and Mary are both going to prison.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are graphic designers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both graphic designers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are grinning.
eng: Tom and Mary are both grinning.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are healthy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both healthy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are here with me.
eng: Tom and Mary are both here with me.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are high school students.
eng: Tom and Mary are both high school students.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are hoping nothing bad happens.
eng: Tom and Mary are both hoping nothing bad happens.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in really bad shape.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in really bad shape.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are insane.
eng: Tom and Mary are both insane.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in the garden.
eng: Tom and Mary both are in the garden.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in their early thirties.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in their early thirties.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in their late thirties.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in their late thirties.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in the library.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in the library.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are lawyers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both lawyers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are learning French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both learning French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are making good money.
eng: Tom and Mary are both making good money.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are much thinner than they used to be.
eng: Tom and Mary are both much thinner than they used to be.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are nervous.
eng: Tom and Mary are both nervous.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are nonsmokers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both nonsmokers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary aren't busy.
eng: Tom and Mary both aren't busy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary aren't hungry.
eng: Neither Tom nor Mary are hungry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are older than you.
eng: Tom and Mary are both older than you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are out of work.
eng: Tom and Mary are both out of work.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are particular about what they eat.
eng: Tom and Mary are both particular about what they eat.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are pretty excited.
eng: Tom and Mary are both pretty excited.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are pretty good at French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both pretty good at French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are pretty good singers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both pretty good singers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are professional musicians.
eng: Tom and Mary are both professional musicians.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are professionals.
eng: Tom and Mary are both professionals.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are proud of you.
eng: Tom and Mary are both proud of you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are ready.
eng: Tom and Mary are both ready.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are really competitive.
eng: Tom and Mary are both really competitive.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are reporters.
eng: Tom and Mary are both reporters.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are Republicans.
eng: Tom and Mary are both Republicans.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are retired.
eng: Tom and Mary are both retired.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are rich.
eng: Tom and Mary are both rich.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are safe.
eng: Tom and Mary are both safe.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are smiling.
eng: Tom and Mary are both smiling.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are sorry.
eng: Tom and Mary are both sorry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still high school students.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still high school students.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still in good shape.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still in good shape.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still too young.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still too young.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still under thirty.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still under thirty.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are studying French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both studying French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are talented.
eng: Tom and Mary are both talented.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are teachers here.
eng: Tom and Mary are both teachers here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are teachers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both teachers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are teenagers now.
eng: Tom and Mary are both teenagers now.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are teenagers.
eng: Tom and Mary are both teenagers.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are telling the truth.
eng: Tom and Mary are both telling the truth.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are thirsty.
eng: Tom and Mary are both thirsty.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are to blame.
eng: Tom and Mary are both to blame.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are unemployed.
eng: Tom and Mary are both unemployed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are unlikely to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are both unlikely to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are unlikely to want to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are both unlikely to want to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very busy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very busy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very fussy about what they eat.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very fussy about what they eat.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very good chess players.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very good chess players.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very happy here.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very happy here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very hungry.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very hungry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very intelligent.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very intelligent.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very particular about what they eat.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very particular about what they eat.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very picky about what they eat.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very picky about what they eat.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very proud of you.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very proud of you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very sleepy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very sleepy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very smart.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very smart.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very upset.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very upset.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very worried.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very worried.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very young.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very young.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are waiting in the lobby.
eng: Tom and Mary are both waiting in the lobby.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are wearing black today.
eng: Tom and Mary are both wearing black today.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are wearing hats.
eng: Tom and Mary are both wearing hats.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are wearing sunglasses.
eng: Tom and Mary are both wearing sunglasses.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are wrong.
eng: Tom and Mary are both wrong.
eng: Both Tom and Mary asked me to help them write love letters.
eng: Tom and Mary both asked me to help them write love letters.
eng: Both Tom and Mary ate lunch with us.
eng: Tom and Mary both ate lunch with us.
eng: Both Tom and Mary began wearing glasses when they were three.
eng: Tom and Mary both began wearing glasses when they were three.
eng: Both Tom and Mary blew their noses.
eng: Tom and Mary both blew their noses.
eng: Both Tom and Mary blushed.
eng: Tom and Mary both blushed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary broke their legs skiing.
eng: Tom and Mary both broke their legs skiing.
eng: Both Tom and Mary broke their legs.
eng: Tom and Mary both broke their legs.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can do that quite well.
eng: Tom and Mary can both do that quite well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can play chess quite well.
eng: Tom and Mary can both play chess quite well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can speak French better than John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can speak French better than John can.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can speak French.
eng: Tom and Mary can both speak French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can't be right.
eng: Tom and Mary both can't be right.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can't drive.
eng: Neither Tom nor Mary can drive.
eng: Both Tom and Mary changed their clothes.
eng: Tom and Mary both changed their clothes.
eng: Both Tom and Mary chuckled.
eng: Tom and Mary both chuckled.
eng: Both Tom and Mary complained about the heat.
eng: Tom and Mary both complained about the heat.
eng: Both Tom and Mary complained about the noise.
eng: Tom and Mary both complained about the noise.
eng: Both Tom and Mary complained about the smell.
eng: Tom and Mary both complained about the smell.
eng: Both Tom and Mary complained about the weather.
eng: Tom and Mary both complained about the weather.
eng: Both Tom and Mary coughed.
eng: Tom and Mary both coughed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary could retire if they wanted to.
eng: Tom and Mary could both retire if they wanted to.
eng: Both Tom and Mary decided to enter the contest.
eng: Tom and Mary both decided to enter the contest.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did fairly well on the test they took yesterday.
eng: Tom and Mary both did fairly well on the test they took yesterday.
eng: Both Tom and Mary didn't go to yesterday's meeting.
eng: Neither Tom nor Mary went to yesterday's meeting.
eng: Both Tom and Mary didn't say anything for a long time.
eng: Tom and Mary both didn't say anything for a long time.
eng: Both Tom and Mary didn't say anything for a while.
eng: Tom and Mary both didn't say anything for a while.
eng: Both Tom and Mary didn't say a thing.
eng: Neither Tom nor Mary said a thing.
eng: Both Tom and Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both didn't want to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did really well.
eng: Tom and Mary both did really well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did that again.
eng: Tom and Mary both did that again.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary did that yesterday.
eng: Tom and Mary both did that yesterday.
eng: Both Tom and Mary died in their sleep.
eng: Tom and Mary both died in their sleep.
eng: Both Tom and Mary died.
eng: Tom and Mary both died.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't know how to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't know how to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't speak French very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't speak French very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary drive sports cars.
eng: Tom and Mary both drive sports cars.
eng: Both Tom and Mary dyed their hair brown.
eng: Tom and Mary both dyed their hair brown.
eng: Both Tom and Mary dye their hair.
eng: Tom and Mary both dye their hair.
eng: Both Tom and Mary enjoyed the movie.
eng: Tom and Mary both enjoyed the movie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary enjoy playing volleyball.
eng: Tom and Mary both enjoy playing volleyball.
eng: Both Tom and Mary enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: Tom and Mary both enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: Both Tom and Mary fell asleep.
eng: Tom and Mary both fell asleep.
eng: Both Tom and Mary fell off their bicycles.
eng: Tom and Mary both fell off their bicycles.
eng: Both Tom and Mary giggled.
eng: Tom and Mary both giggled.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got here late.
eng: Tom and Mary both got here late.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got sent to the principal's office for misbehaving in class.
eng: Tom and Mary both got sent to the principal's office for misbehaving in class.
eng: Both Tom and Mary grew up in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary both grew up in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary grinned.
eng: Tom and Mary both grinned.
eng: Both Tom and Mary had to do that again.
eng: Tom and Mary both had to do that again.
eng: Both Tom and Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both had to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary had to sell their cars.
eng: Tom and Mary both had to sell their cars.
eng: Both Tom and Mary hate John.
eng: Tom and Mary both hate John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary hate me.
eng: Tom and Mary both hate me.
eng: Both Tom and Mary hate you.
eng: Tom and Mary both hate you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have agreed to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary have both agreed to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have already eaten.
eng: Tom and Mary have both already eaten.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have already tried that.
eng: Tom and Mary have both already tried that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have apparently lived in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary apparently have both lived in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have applied for the job.
eng: Tom and Mary have both applied for the job.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been arrested.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been arrested.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been fired.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been fired.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been hurt.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been hurt.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been released from prison.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been released from prison.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been singing professionally since they were thirteen.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been singing professionally since they were thirteen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been to Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been to Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been very busy all week.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been very busy all week.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been very busy.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been very busy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have been very lucky.
eng: Tom and Mary have both been very lucky.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have broken their arms.
eng: Tom and Mary have both broken their arms.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have dyed their hair.
eng: Tom and Mary have both dyed their hair.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have finished doing their homework.
eng: Tom and Mary have both finished doing their homework.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have gained weight since I last saw them.
eng: Tom and Mary have both gained weight since I last saw them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have gotten better at playing the trumpet since I last heard them play.
eng: Tom and Mary have both gotten better at playing the trumpet since I last heard them play.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have known how to do that since they were three.
eng: Tom and Mary have both known how to do that since they were three.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have lied to us.
eng: Tom and Mary have both lied to us.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have lied to you.
eng: Tom and Mary have both lied to you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have lost a lot of weight since the last time I saw them.
eng: Tom and Mary have both lost a lot of weight since the last time I saw them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have made sacrifices.
eng: Tom and Mary have both made sacrifices.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have never done that.
eng: Tom and Mary have both never done that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary haven't yet done that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary haven't done that yet.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have played the piano since they were thirteen.
eng: Tom and Mary have both played the piano since they were thirteen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have pleaded not guilty.
eng: Tom and Mary have both pleaded not guilty.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have scars on their wrists from when they tried to commit suicide.
eng: Tom and Mary both have scars on their wrists from when they tried to commit suicide.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have seen it.
eng: Tom and Mary have both seen it.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have seen that movie.
eng: Tom and Mary have both seen that movie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have the flu.
eng: Tom and Mary both have the flu.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to do that again.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to do that again.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to go to work.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to go to work.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to stay in Boston until Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to stay in Boston until Monday.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to study French.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to study French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to wear glasses when they drive.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to wear glasses when they drive.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have tried doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary have both tried doing that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have tried to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary have both tried doing that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have worked in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary have both worked in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have work to do.
eng: Tom and Mary both have work to do.
eng: Both Tom and Mary hugged John.
eng: Tom and Mary both hugged John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary hurt their knees.
eng: Tom and Mary both hurt their knees.
eng: Both Tom and Mary kept quiet.
eng: Tom and Mary both kept quiet.
eng: Both Tom and Mary kept silent.
eng: Tom and Mary both kept silent.
eng: Both Tom and Mary knew the risks.
eng: Tom and Mary both knew the risks.
eng: Both Tom and Mary knew you could do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both knew you could do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know it's too late to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know it's too late to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know it was John who did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know it was John who did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know it wasn't John who did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know it wasn't John who did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John is innocent.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John is innocent.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John isn't happy here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John isn't happy here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John lied.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John lied.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know John was the one who did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know John was the one who did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that isn't true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's a lie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's a lie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's a lie.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's a lie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's not true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's not true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's not true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that isn't true.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know this.
eng: Tom and Mary both know this.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what happened to John.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what happened to John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what happened.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what happened.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what John is doing.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what John is doing.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what'll happen if they don't do what they're supposed to do.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what'll happen if they don't do what they're supposed to do.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what'll happen if they do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what'll happen if they do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what needs to be done.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what needs to be done.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know what you're doing.
eng: Tom and Mary both know what you're doing.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know who did that.
eng: Tom and Mary both know who did that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know why I'm here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know why I'm here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know why John is here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know why John is here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know why John isn't here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know why John isn't here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both know you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary laughed again.
eng: Tom and Mary both laughed again.
eng: Both Tom and Mary left at the same time.
eng: Tom and Mary both left at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and Mary left.
eng: Tom and Mary both left.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like bananas.
eng: Tom and Mary both like bananas.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary both like Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like camping.
eng: Tom and Mary both like camping.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary both like doing that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary liked the plan.
eng: Tom and Mary both liked the plan.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like jazz.
eng: Tom and Mary both like jazz.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like Korean food.
eng: Tom and Mary both like Korean food.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like riding motorcycles.
eng: Tom and Mary both like riding motorcycles.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like sailing.
eng: Tom and Mary both like sailing.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like seafood.
eng: Tom and Mary both like seafood.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like swimming.
eng: Tom and Mary both like swimming.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like you a lot.
eng: Tom and Mary both like you a lot.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary live on Park Street.
eng: Tom and Mary both live on Park Street.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look angry.
eng: Tom and Mary both look angry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary looked pretty sick the last time saw I them.
eng: Tom and Mary both looked pretty sick the last time I saw them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary looked pretty sick when I last saw them.
eng: Tom and Mary both looked pretty sick when I last saw them.
eng: Both Tom and Mary looked ridiculous.
eng: Tom and Mary both looked ridiculous.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look like they've lost a lot of weight.
eng: Tom and Mary both look like they've lost a lot of weight.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look like they've put on a little weight.
eng: Tom and Mary both look like they've put on a little weight.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look like they want to say something.
eng: Tom and Mary both look like they want to say something.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look sad.
eng: Tom and Mary both look sad.
eng: Both Tom and Mary look very uncomfortable.
eng: Tom and Mary both look very uncomfortable.
eng: Both Tom and Mary love Thai food.
eng: Tom and Mary both love Thai food.
eng: Both Tom and Mary love you.
eng: Tom and Mary both love you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary made mistakes.
eng: Tom and Mary both made mistakes.
eng: Both Tom and Mary miss you a lot.
eng: Tom and Mary both miss you a lot.
eng: Both Tom and Mary miss you.
eng: Tom and Mary both miss you.
eng: Both Tom and Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both needed to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need help.
eng: Tom and Mary both need help.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need more time.
eng: Tom and Mary both need more time.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need to be there tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary both need to be there tomorrow.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom and Mary both need to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Both Tom and Mary nodded in agreement.
eng: Tom and Mary both nodded in agreement.
eng: Both Tom and Mary only work three days a week.
eng: Tom and Mary both only work three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and Mary overreacted.
eng: Tom and Mary both overreacted.
eng: Both Tom and Mary plan to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary plan on doing that.