DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom did that as soon as he could.
eng: Tom did that as soon as he was able to.
eng: Tom did that at least as well as everyone else.
eng: Tom did that at least as well as everybody else.
eng: Tom did that because everyone else did.
eng: Tom did that because everybody else did.
eng: Tom did that in front of everyone.
eng: Tom did that in front of everybody.
eng: Tom did that many times.
eng: Tom did that lots of times.
eng: Tom did that much better than I could've.
eng: Tom did that a lot better than I could've.
eng: Tom did that much better than I could've.
eng: Tom did that much better than I could have.
eng: Tom did that once.
eng: Tom did that one time.
eng: Tom did that only because everybody else did.
eng: Tom did that only because everyone else did.
eng: Tom did that on purpose, didn't he?
eng: Tom did that intentionally, didn't he?
eng: Tom did that, too.
eng: Tom also did that.
eng: Tom did that, too.
eng: Tom did that as well.
eng: Tom did that to survive.
eng: Tom did that in order to survive.
eng: Tom did that twice.
eng: Tom did that two times.
eng: Tom did that whenever he had a chance to.
eng: Tom did that whenever he had a chance.
eng: Tom did that while I was still asleep.
eng: Tom did that while I was still sleeping.
eng: Tom did that without anybody's help.
eng: Tom did that without anyone's help.
eng: Tom did that without asking for anybody's help.
eng: Tom did that without asking for anyone's help.
eng: Tom did that without consulting anybody.
eng: Tom did that without consulting anyone.
eng: Tom did the best he could do.
eng: Tom did the best that he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could.
eng: Tom did the only thing he could.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could do.
eng: Tom did the only thing that he could.
eng: Tom did the very best he could.
eng: Tom did the very best that he could.
eng: Tom did what he felt he had to do.
eng: Tom did what he felt that he had to do.
eng: Tom did what he promised he'd do.
eng: Tom did what he promised that he'd do.
eng: Tom did what he promised me he'd do.
eng: Tom did what he promised me that he'd do.
eng: Tom did what he was told.
eng: Tom did what he was told to do.
eng: Tom died from tuberculosis.
eng: Tom died from TB.
eng: Tom died half a year later.
eng: Tom died a half year later.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 when he was thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 at the age of thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 at the age of thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom died in Australia in 2013 when he was thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia when he was thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia at the age of thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom died in Australia at the age of thirty.
eng: Tom died in Australia when he was thirty years old.
eng: Tom died in Australia when he was thirty.
eng: Tom died in the same year Mary did.
eng: Tom died in the same year Mary died.
eng: Tom died on October 20, 2013.
eng: Tom died October 20, 2013.
eng: Tom died on October 20th.
eng: Tom died October 20th.
eng: Tom died on the 20th.
eng: Tom died on the twentieth.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife did.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife died.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife died.
eng: Tom died three hours after his wife did.
eng: Tom died three months after his wife.
eng: Tom died three months after his wife did.
eng: Tom died trying to rescue Mary.
eng: Tom died trying to save Mary.
eng: Tom died while in Australia.
eng: Tom died while he was in Australia.
eng: Tom died without telling anybody his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anybody.
eng: Tom died without telling anybody his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anyone.
eng: Tom died without telling anyone his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling anybody his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling anyone his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anybody.
eng: Tom died without telling anyone his secret.
eng: Tom died without telling his secret to anyone.
eng: Tom discovered that Mary was stealing from the cash register.
eng: Tom discovered Mary was stealing from the cash register.
eng: Tom does everything he's told to do.
eng: Tom does everything he's told to.
eng: Tom does everything he's told.
eng: Tom does everything he's told to.
eng: Tom does everything he's told.
eng: Tom does everything he's told to do.
eng: Tom does not drink milk.
eng: Tom doesn't drink milk.
eng: Tom does not know how to snowboard.
eng: Tom doesn't know how to snowboard.
eng: Tom does not pay attention in class.
eng: Tom doesn't pay attention in class.
eng: Tom does not read books.
eng: Tom doesn't read books.
eng: Tom does not want you to know the truth.
eng: Tom doesn't want you to know the truth.
eng: Tom doesn't agree with Mary.
eng: Tom disagrees with Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't allow his kids to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't allow his children to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom doesn't believe anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't believe anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't believe Mary can win.
eng: Tom doesn't believe that Mary can win.
eng: Tom doesn't do that a lot.
eng: Tom doesn't do that much.
eng: Tom doesn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom no longer does that.
eng: Tom doesn't do that anywhere but here.
eng: Tom does that nowhere but here.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as fast as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as fast as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as often as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't do that as often as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary has done that.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary has done that.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will arrive on time.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary will arrive on time.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will come to the party.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary will come to the party.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will cry.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary will cry.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom doesn't doubt Mary will do that.
eng: Tom doesn't even know I exist.
eng: Tom doesn't even know that I exist.
eng: Tom doesn't even know I'm here.
eng: Tom doesn't even know that I'm here.
eng: Tom doesn't even know that what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't even know what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't give Mary flowers anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't give flowers to Mary anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't go out with Mary anymore.
eng: Tom no longer goes out with Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't hate Mary. He's just fallen in love with somebody else.
eng: Tom doesn't hate Mary. He's just fallen in love with someone else.
eng: Tom doesn't have a credit card.
eng: Tom doesn't own a credit card.
eng: Tom doesn't have a driver's license.
eng: Tom doesn't have a driving license.
eng: Tom doesn't have a lot of time to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have much time to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any brothers.
eng: Tom has no brothers.
eng: Tom doesn't have any desire to do that.
eng: Tom has no desire to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any enemies.
eng: Tom has no enemies.
eng: Tom doesn't have any friends to advise him.
eng: Tom has no friends to advise him.
eng: Tom doesn't have any friends who are willing to help him do that.
eng: Tom has no friends who are willing to help him do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any friends who are willing to help him.
eng: Tom has no friends who are willing to help him.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary plans to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary plans to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary plans on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary plans to do that.
eng: Tom has no idea when Mary plans on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary's plans to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea when Mary's plans on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning to stay in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning on staying in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning to stay.
eng: Tom doesn't have any idea where Mary is planning on staying.
eng: Tom doesn't have anyone to advise him.
eng: Tom doesn't have anybody to advise him.
eng: Tom doesn't have anyone to help him.
eng: Tom doesn't have anybody to help him.
eng: Tom doesn't have anything.
eng: Tom has nothing.
eng: Tom doesn't have as many books as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't have as many books as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have as many friends as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't have as many friends as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have as much free time as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't have as much free time as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have as much money as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't have as much money as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have a TV.
eng: Tom doesn't have a television.
eng: Tom doesn't have many friends.
eng: Tom doesn't have a lot of friends.
eng: Tom doesn't have much teaching experience.
eng: Tom doesn't have a lot of teaching experience.
eng: Tom doesn't have the courage to admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't have the courage to admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't have time to do that right now.
eng: Tom doesn't have time right now to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't have time to do that today.
eng: Tom has no time to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't have to apologize to Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't have to apologise to Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody who can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody who is able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody who can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone who can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody who does that better than Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone who does that better than Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody who is able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone who is able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't know anybody in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone who can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anyone who is able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know anything about Mary.
eng: Tom knows nothing about Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't know anything about that.
eng: Tom knows nothing about that.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom doesn't know that he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom doesn't know he shouldn't try doing that by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't know he shouldn't try to do that by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to park there.
eng: Tom doesn't know how much it'll cost.
eng: Tom doesn't know how much it will cost.
eng: Tom doesn't know I exist.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I exist.
eng: Tom doesn't know if Mary will be here or not.
eng: Tom doesn't know whether Mary will be here or not.
eng: Tom doesn't know I like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm alive.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm alive.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm here.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm here.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm Mary's boyfriend.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm Mary's boyfriend.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm Mary's brother.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm Mary's brother.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish that he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish that he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary has spent time in prison.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary has spent time in prison.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is in love with somebody else.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is in love with someone else.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary well enough to know that she won't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary well enough to know she won't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know much about Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know a lot about Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know much about Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't know a lot about Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't know that he's adopted.
eng: Tom doesn't know he's adopted.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't have to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't have to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't like him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't need to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't need to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't often do that anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't often do that anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't often do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't often do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I don't want to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I don't want to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I hardly ever do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I hardly ever do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I hate him.
eng: Tom doesn't know I hate him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I have a cat.
eng: Tom doesn't know I have a cat.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I know.
eng: Tom doesn't know I know.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I'm hungry.
eng: Tom doesn't know I'm hungry.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I think he's stupid.
eng: Tom doesn't know I think he's stupid.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I want to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know I want to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish that he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish that he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish that he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish he'd go home.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish that he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know I wish that he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish that he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I wish he'd leave.
eng: Tom doesn't know that I won't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know I won't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary didn't win.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary didn't win.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't like me.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't like me.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't want to be here.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't want to be here.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary hates him.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary hates him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary hates me.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary hates me.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is hungry.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is hungry.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with him.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is in love with him.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with somebody else.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is in love with somebody else.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with somebody else.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with someone else.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is married.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is married.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary isn't Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary isn't Canadian.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is still a high school student.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is still a high school student.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is unhappy.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is unhappy.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary is upset.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary is upset.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary likes me.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary likes me.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary needs to do that before 2:30.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary needs to do that before 2:30.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary needs to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary needs to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary should do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary should do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary shouldn't do that by herself.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary shouldn't do that by herself.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary thinks he's stupid.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary thinks he's stupid.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary used to be married to John.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary used to be married to John.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary wants to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary wants to do that today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't know that Mary will be at his birthday party.
eng: Tom doesn't know Mary will be at his birthday party.
eng: Tom doesn't know that won't happen anytime soon.
eng: Tom doesn't know that that won't happen anytime soon.
eng: Tom doesn't know that won't happen today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that that won't happen today.
eng: Tom doesn't know that you have a dog.
eng: Tom doesn't know you have a dog.
eng: Tom doesn't know that you were here.
eng: Tom doesn't know you were here.
eng: Tom doesn't know the difference between astronomy and astrology.
eng: Tom does not know what the difference is between astronomy and astrology.
eng: Tom doesn't know the truth.
eng: Tom does not know the truth.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't know that what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning to go to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning on going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't know why Mary is planning on going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't know you have a car.
eng: Tom doesn't know that you have a car.
eng: Tom doesn't know you're here, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't know that you're here, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't know you're here.
eng: Tom doesn't know that you're here.
eng: Tom doesn't know you were helping me.
eng: Tom doesn't know that you were helping me.
eng: Tom doesn't let anybody help him.
eng: Tom doesn't let anyone help him.
eng: Tom doesn't let anyone drive his car.
eng: Tom doesn't let anybody drive his car.
eng: Tom doesn't let his children do that.
eng: Tom doesn't allow his kids to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't let his kids do that.
eng: Tom doesn't allow his children to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't let his kids do that.
eng: Tom doesn't allow his kids to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't let his kids do that.
eng: Tom doesn't let his children do that.
eng: Tom doesn't like being told he's not old enough yet.
eng: Tom doesn't like being told he isn't old enough yet.
eng: Tom doesn't like cheese.
eng: Tom does not like cheese.
eng: Tom doesn't like doing that.
eng: Tom dislikes doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't like giving speeches.
eng: Tom doesn't like to give speeches.
eng: Tom doesn't like having to admit that he can't read.
eng: Tom doesn't like having to admit he can't read.
eng: Tom doesn't like it when you call him cute.
eng: Tom doesn't like being called cute.
eng: Tom doesn't like maths.
eng: Tom doesn't like mathematics.
eng: Tom doesn't like math.
eng: Tom doesn't like mathematics.
eng: Tom doesn't like math.
eng: Tom doesn't like maths.
eng: Tom doesn't like swimming.
eng: Tom doesn't like to swim.
eng: Tom doesn't like taking risks.
eng: Tom doesn't like to take risks.
eng: Tom doesn't like the kind of jokes that Mary tells.
eng: Tom doesn't like the kind of jokes Mary tells.
eng: Tom doesn't like the way Mary talks to his kids.
eng: Tom doesn't like the way Mary talks to his children.
eng: Tom doesn't like to be touched by anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't like to be touched by anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't like to listen to the radio.
eng: Tom doesn't like listening to the radio.
eng: Tom doesn't like to speak in public.
eng: Tom doesn't like speaking in public.
eng: Tom doesn't look as busy as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't look as busy as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't look as old as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't look as old as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't look as young as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't look as young as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't look happy.
eng: Tom does not look happy.
eng: Tom doesn't look so good.
eng: Tom doesn't look too well.
eng: Tom doesn't love anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't love anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't make as much money as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't make as much money as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't need to consult anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't need to consult anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't need to take his shoes off.
eng: Tom doesn't need to take off his shoes.
eng: Tom doesn't often admit that he's wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't often admit he's wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't often do that by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't often do that alone.
eng: Tom doesn't often wear a tie.
eng: Tom doesn't often wear a necktie.
eng: Tom doesn't pay much attention to anything that Mary says.
eng: Tom doesn't pay much attention to anything Mary says.
eng: Tom doesn't pay us. Somebody else does.
eng: Tom doesn't pay us. Someone else does.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to do that until I tell him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on doing that until I tell him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to do that until Mary tells him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on doing that until Mary tells him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to do that until you tell him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on doing that until you tell him to.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on going to Australia with us.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on going to Boston with us.
eng: Tom doesn't plan to stay here long.
eng: Tom doesn't plan on staying here long.
eng: Tom doesn't play golf.
eng: Tom does not play golf.
eng: Tom doesn't play the cello as well as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't play the cello as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't realize he gets on everyone's nerves.
eng: Tom doesn't realize that he gets on everybody's nerves.
eng: Tom doesn't really plan to do that, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't really plan on doing that, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't really plan to stay in that haunted house all night, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't really plan on staying in that haunted house all night, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't really plan to stay up all night, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't really plan on staying up all night, does he?
eng: Tom doesn't remember doing what everybody says he did.
eng: Tom doesn't remember doing what everyone says he did.
eng: Tom doesn't remember the first time he met Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't remember the first time that he met Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't respect anything or anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't respect anything or anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't see his brother often.
eng: Tom doesn't often see his brother.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to do that.
eng: Tom seems to be unwilling to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to even consider the possibility that he's wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to be willing to even consider the possibility he's wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to trust anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't seem to trust anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't see why anyone would want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't see why anybody would want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't speak Bangla.
eng: Tom doesn't speak Bengali.
eng: Tom doesn't speak French as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't speak French as well as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't speak much French.
eng: Tom can't speak much French.
eng: Tom doesn't speak unless spoken to.
eng: Tom doesn't speak unless he's spoken to.
eng: Tom doesn't think anybody can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anyone can do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anybody could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anyone could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anyone could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that anybody could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anyone would really do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think anybody would really do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think he can finish the job by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't think he can finish the job alone.
eng: Tom doesn't think he has a chance to win.
eng: Tom doesn't think that he has a chance to win.
eng: Tom doesn't think he's going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think he'll be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think it'll be quite that easy to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that it'll be quite that easy to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think it's a big deal.
eng: Tom doesn't think that it's a big deal.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary does that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary does that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is angry.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is mad.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary is glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary is glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is going to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary is in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is scared.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is afraid.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary knows it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary knows that it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary knows it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary knows it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary knows that it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary knows that it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary likes doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary likes to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary really planned on doing that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary really planned to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary should sing.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary should sing.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary should've done that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary should have done that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be able to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be angry.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be mad.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be annoyed.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be annoyed.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be crying.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be crying.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be excited.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be excited.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be in Boston next winter.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be in Boston next winter.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will ever come back to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will ever come back to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will ever come back to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will ever come back to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will ever come back to Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary will never come back to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary would be angry even if he did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary would be mad even if he did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary would be worried.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary would be worried.
eng: Tom doesn't think that anybody could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that anyone could do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that is a good idea.
eng: Tom doesn't think that's a good idea.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary is in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary is in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary knows that it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary knows it was him who did that.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary knows what she's doing.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary knows what she's doing.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't think that Mary will be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think Mary will be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom doesn't think that that's such a big deal.
eng: Tom doesn't think that's such a big deal.
eng: Tom doesn't think this is the first time Mary has tried to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think this is the first time that Mary has tried to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anyone who'll do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll find anybody who'll do that for us.
eng: Tom doesn't think we're going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think we'll be able to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't think you should've done that.
eng: Tom doesn't think you should have done that.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody and nobody trusts him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody and nobody trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody and nobody trusts him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone and no one trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody and nobody trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone and no one trusts him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody and nobody trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone and no one trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody else to do that for him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone else to do that for him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone and no one trusts him.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone and no one trusts Tom.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody anymore.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone but Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody but Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone but Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody except Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone else to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody else to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone except Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody but Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone except Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anybody except Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone except Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't trust anyone but Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't understand how that could have happened.
eng: Tom doesn't understand how that could've happened.
eng: Tom doesn't understand why anyone would do that.
eng: Tom doesn't understand why anybody would do that.
eng: Tom doesn't understand why anyone would want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't understand why anybody would want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't usually comb his hair.
eng: Tom usually doesn't comb his hair.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that alone.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that by himself.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do that by himself.
eng: Tom doesn't usually do that.
eng: Tom usually doesn't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't usually go to work by car.
eng: Tom usually doesn't go to work by car.
eng: Tom doesn't usually take medicine if he has a cold.
eng: Tom usually doesn't take medicine if he has a cold.
eng: Tom doesn't usually wear a tie.
eng: Tom usually doesn't wear a tie.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know he's going to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's going to Australia.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anybody to know that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know that he's rich.
eng: Tom doesn't want anyone to know he's rich.
eng: Tom doesn't want his parents to find out he failed the test.
eng: Tom doesn't want his parents to find out that he failed the test.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know that he can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know he can't do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know that he doesn't like her parents.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know he doesn't like her parents.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know that he was fired.
eng: Tom doesn't want Mary to know he was fired.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit that he doesn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit he doesn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit that he has a drinking problem.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit he has a drinking problem.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit that Mary was right and that he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't want to admit Mary was right and that he was wrong.
eng: Tom doesn't want to be late.
eng: Tom does not want to be late.
eng: Tom doesn't want to be treated like a child.
eng: Tom doesn't want to be treated like a kid.
eng: Tom doesn't want to buy a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't want to buy Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom doesn't want to do that himself.
eng: Tom doesn't want to do that alone.
eng: Tom doesn't want to see anybody today.
eng: Tom doesn't want to see anyone today.
eng: Tom doesn't want to stand out.
eng: Tom does not want to stand out.
eng: Tom doesn't want to talk to anybody.
eng: Tom doesn't want to talk to anyone.
eng: Tom doesn't want to talk to anyone now.
eng: Tom doesn't want to talk to anybody now.
eng: Tom doesn't want you to know he really didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want you to know that he really didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want you to know he really doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't want you to know that he really doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom doesn't work as hard as Mary does.
eng: Tom doesn't work as hard as Mary.
eng: Tom doesn't yet have to worry about that.
eng: Tom doesn't have to worry about that yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know everyone's name.
eng: Tom doesn't know everyone's name yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know I'm not very happy about it.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know that I'm not very happy about it.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know that Mary will be at his birthday party.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know Mary will be at his birthday party.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know the rules.
eng: Tom doesn't know the rules yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know the truth.
eng: Tom doesn't know the truth yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know what he has to do.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he has to do yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know what he'll do.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he'll do yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know what he needs to do.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he needs to do yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know what he's going to do.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he's going to do yet.
eng: Tom doesn't yet know what he should do.
eng: Tom doesn't know what he should do yet.
eng: Tom does that a lot better than I can.
eng: Tom does that much better than I can.
eng: Tom does that a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom does that a lot better than Mary does.
eng: Tom does that better than anyone else.
eng: Tom does that better than anybody else.
eng: Tom does that better than Mary.
eng: Tom does that better than Mary does.
eng: Tom does that better than me.
eng: Tom does that better than I do.
eng: Tom does that every chance he gets.
eng: Tom does that every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom does that faster than you do.
eng: Tom does that faster than you.
eng: Tom does that more than Mary.
eng: Tom does that more than Mary does.
eng: Tom does that occasionally.
eng: Tom occasionally does that.
eng: Tom does that sometimes.
eng: Sometimes Tom does that.
eng: Tom does that sometimes.
eng: Tom sometimes does that.
eng: Tom does that to everyone.
eng: Tom does that to everybody.
eng: Tom does that very well, actually.
eng: Actually, Tom does that very well.
eng: Tom does that whenever he has a chance to.
eng: Tom does that whenever he has a chance.
eng: Tom does things I can't do.
eng: Tom does things that I'm not able to do.
eng: Tom does things I don't like doing.
eng: Tom does things that I don't like doing.
eng: Tom does things I don't like doing.
eng: Tom does things that I don't like to do.
eng: Tom does things I don't like to do.
eng: Tom does things I don't like doing.
eng: Tom does things I don't like to do.
eng: Tom does things that I don't like to do.
eng: Tom does things I'm not able to do.
eng: Tom does things that I can't do.
eng: Tom does things in his own way.
eng: Tom does things his own way.
eng: Tom does things that I can't do.
eng: Tom does things that I'm not able to do.
eng: Tom does things that I hate doing.
eng: Tom does things I hate doing.
eng: Tom does things that I hate doing.
eng: Tom does things I hate to do.
eng: Tom does things that I hate to do.
eng: Tom does things I hate to do.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants.
eng: Tom does whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom does whatever Mary tells him to do.
eng: Tom does whatever Mary tells him.
eng: Tom does what he's told.
eng: Tom does what he's told to do.
eng: Tom does what he wants to do.
eng: Tom does what he wants to.
eng: Tom does what he wants.
eng: Tom does what he wants to do.
eng: Tom double-checked his bank balance before writing the cheque.
eng: Tom double-checked his bank balance before writing the check.
eng: Tom doubted that Mary would call back.
eng: Tom doubted Mary would call back.
eng: Tom doubts Mary will keep her promise.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary will keep her promise.
eng: Tom doubts that he'll be able get there on time.
eng: Tom doubts he'll be able get there on time.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary can win.
eng: Tom doubts Mary can win.
eng: Tom doubts that Mary loves you.
eng: Tom doubts Mary loves you.
eng: Tom doubts what happened today will ever happen again.
eng: Tom doubts that what happened today will ever happen again.
eng: Tom dove into the pool.
eng: Tom dived into the pool.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary did.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary drank.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary did.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary.
eng: Tom drank about three times as much as Mary drank.
eng: Tom drank a glass of schnapps before he went to the dentist.
eng: Before Tom went to the dentist, he drank a glass of schnapps.
eng: Tom drank a lot more than I did.
eng: Tom drank a lot more than me.
eng: Tom drank his cup of coffee and also drank Mary's cup of coffee.
eng: Tom drank his cup of coffee and also drank Mary's.
eng: Tom dreamt.
eng: Tom dreamed.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom dried his hands with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom drinks a little wine sometimes.
eng: Tom sometimes drinks a little wine.
eng: Tom drinks a lot of beer.
eng: Tom drinks lots of beer.
eng: Tom drinks, but he's not drunk this morning.
eng: Tom drinks, but he isn't drunk this morning.
eng: Tom drinks twice as much as Mary.
eng: Tom drinks twice as much as Mary does.
eng: Tom drives his kids to school every day.
eng: Tom drives his children to school every day.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary does.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary drives.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary does.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary.
eng: Tom drives much faster than Mary drives.
eng: Tom drives the old car that his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom drives the old car his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom dropped his kids off at school on his way to work.
eng: Tom dropped his children off at school on his way to work.
eng: Tom dropped his kids off at school.
eng: Tom dropped his children off at school.
eng: Tom drove to the bank to deposit the money that he'd just been paid.
eng: Tom drove to the bank to deposit the money he'd just been paid.
eng: Tom earned money by mowing lawns in the neighborhood.
eng: Tom earned money by mowing lawns in the neighbourhood.
eng: Tom earns a lot more than me.
eng: Tom earns a lot more than I do.
eng: Tom earns three times as much as I do.
eng: Tom earns three times as much as me.
eng: Tom earns three times as much as Mary does.
eng: Tom earns three times as much as Mary.
eng: Tom earns twice as much as Mary.
eng: Tom earns twice as much as Mary does.
eng: Tom earns twice as much as me.
eng: Tom earns twice as much as I do.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at six o'clock.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at 6:00.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at six.
eng: Tom eats breakfast every morning at 6:00.
eng: Tom eats lots of meat.
eng: Tom eats a lot of meat.
eng: Tom eats lunch here sometimes.
eng: Tom sometimes eats lunch here.
eng: Tom eats steak every chance he gets.
eng: Tom eats steak every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom eats twice as much as Mary.
eng: Tom eats twice as much as Mary does.
eng: Tom eats when he is stressed.
eng: Tom eats when he's stressed.
eng: To me, it is important.
eng: To me, it's important.
eng: Tom encouraged everyone to do their best.
eng: Tom encouraged everybody to do their best.
eng: Tom enlisted in the Army.
eng: Tom enlisted in the army.
eng: To me skiing is far more interesting than skating.
eng: For me, skiing is by far more interesting than skating.
eng: Tom eventually admitted that he'd done that.
eng: Tom eventually admitted he'd done that.
eng: Tom eventually did that.
eng: Tom did that eventually.
eng: Tom eventually was able to do that.
eng: Tom was able to do that eventually.
eng: Tom expects everyone to go.
eng: Tom expects everybody to go.
eng: Tom explained it in detail, but I still don't understand it.
eng: Tom explained it in detail, but I still don't get it.
eng: Tom extinguished the fire.
eng: Tom put out the fire.
eng: Tom feels he has done his part.
eng: Tom feels that he has done his part.
eng: Tom fell asleep immediately.
eng: Tom immediately fell asleep.
eng: Tom fell asleep while driving and caused an accident.
eng: Tom fell asleep at the wheel and caused an accident.
eng: Tom fell in love with a girl that he met in Boston.
eng: Tom fell in love with a girl he met in Boston.
eng: Tom fell in love with a girl who's three years younger than him.
eng: Tom fell in love with a girl who's three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time he met her.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time that he met her.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time that she met him.
eng: Tom fell in love with Mary the first time she met him.
eng: Tom felt he could make it in Australia.
eng: Tom felt that he could make it in Australia.
eng: Tom felt he could make it in Boston.
eng: Tom felt that he could make it in Boston.
eng: Tom felt Mary was lying.
eng: Tom felt that Mary was lying.
eng: Tom felt terrible when Mary told him she was fond of him but didn't love him.
eng: Tom felt terrible when Mary told him that she was fond of him but didn't love him.
eng: Tom felt that Mary wasn't doing everything she should've been doing.
eng: Tom felt that Mary wasn't doing everything she should have been doing.
eng: Tom felt that that could be dangerous.
eng: Tom felt that could be dangerous.
eng: Tom felt that there was somebody behind him.
eng: Tom felt there was somebody behind him.
eng: Tom felt that there was somebody behind him.
eng: Tom felt there was someone behind him.
eng: Tom felt that there was someone behind him.
eng: Tom felt that there was somebody behind him.
eng: Tom felt that there was someone behind him.
eng: Tom felt there was someone behind him.
eng: Tom felt there was someone behind him.
eng: Tom felt there was somebody behind him.
eng: Tom figured everybody needed a break.
eng: Tom figured everyone needed a break.
eng: Tom figured everybody needed a break.
eng: Tom figured that everybody needed a break.
eng: Tom figured he could do that.
eng: Tom figured that he could do that.
eng: Tom figured he couldn't afford it.
eng: Tom figured that he couldn't afford it.
eng: Tom figured he'd be able to do that.
eng: Tom figured that he'd be able to do that.
eng: Tom figured if Mary could do that, he could too.
eng: Tom figured that if Mary could do that, he could too.
eng: Tom figured it was over.
eng: Tom figured that it was over.
eng: Tom figured it was worth a try.
eng: Tom figured that it was worth a try.
eng: Tom figured it would be easier to do that the way Mary was doing it.
eng: Tom figured that it would be easier to do that the way Mary was doing it.
eng: Tom figured it would take him a full day to finish painting the garage.
eng: Tom figured that it would take him a full day to finish painting the garage.
eng: Tom figured that everyone needed a break.
eng: Tom figured everyone needed a break.
eng: Tom figured that everyone needed a break.
eng: Tom figured that everybody needed a break.