DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom figured that Mary would like to know the news.
eng: Tom figured Mary would like to know the news.
eng: Tom figures he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures he isn't alone.
eng: Tom figures he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures that he isn't alone.
eng: Tom figures he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures that he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures that he isn't alone.
eng: Tom figures he isn't alone.
eng: Tom figures that he's not alone.
eng: Tom figures that he isn't alone.
eng: Tom filled his thermos bottle with coffee.
eng: Tom filled his thermos with coffee.
eng: Tom finally admitted he needed help and checked himself into detox.
eng: Tom finally admitted that he needed help and checked himself into detox.
eng: Tom first met Mary when he was thirteen.
eng: Tom first met Mary when he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom fixed the broken radio.
eng: Tom repaired the broken radio.
eng: Tom flicked the switch and the lights came on.
eng: Tom flipped the switch and the lights came on.
eng: Tom fooled everybody.
eng: Tom fooled everyone.
eng: Tom forgot to ask Mary the question that John had asked him to ask her.
eng: Tom forgot to ask Mary the question John had asked him to ask her.
eng: Tom forgot to bring his swimsuit.
eng: Tom forgot to bring his bathing suit.
eng: Tom forgot to buy a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom forgot to buy Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom forgot to buy a Christmas present for Mary.
eng: Tom forgot to buy Mary a Christmas present.
eng: Tom forgot to buy a present for Mary.
eng: Tom forgot to buy Mary a present.
eng: Tom forgot where he had parked his car.
eng: Tom forgot where he'd parked his car.
eng: Tom forwarded the email he received from Mary to John.
eng: Tom forwarded the email that he received from Mary to John.
eng: Tom forwarded the email message that he received from Mary to John.
eng: Tom forwarded the email message he received from Mary to John.
eng: Tom found a nice apartment for Mary.
eng: Tom found Mary a nice apartment.
eng: Tom found his key under the sofa.
eng: Tom found his key underneath the sofa.
eng: Tom found it hard to be cooperative.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be cooperative.
eng: Tom found it hard to be impartial.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be impartial.
eng: Tom found it hard to be objective.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be objective.
eng: Tom found it hard to be punctual.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be punctual.
eng: Tom found it hard to be truthful.
eng: Tom found it difficult to be truthful.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain angry.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain angry.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain annoyed.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain annoyed.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain awake.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain awake.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain mad.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain mad.
eng: Tom found it hard to remain neutral.
eng: Tom found it difficult to remain neutral.
eng: Tom found it hard to speak French.
eng: Tom found it difficult to speak French.
eng: Tom found it hard to stay mad.
eng: Tom found it hard to stay angry.
eng: Tom found it hard to stay neutral.
eng: Tom found it difficult to stay neutral.
eng: Tom found Mary a good job.
eng: Tom found a good job for Mary.
eng: Tom found out Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom found out that Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom found out Mary wasn't really from Australia.
eng: Tom found out that Mary wasn't really from Australia.
eng: Tom found out that he was supposed to be in Boston by Monday.
eng: Tom found out he was supposed to be in Boston by Monday.
eng: Tom found out that I'm going to Boston.
eng: Tom found out I'm going to Boston.
eng: Tom found out that life on the road wasn't as easy as he thought it would be.
eng: Tom discovered that life on the road wasn't as easy as he thought it would be.
eng: Tom found out that Mary was planning a surprise birthday party for him.
eng: Tom found out Mary was planning a surprise birthday party for him.
eng: Tom found out that Mary went out with his best friend.
eng: Tom found out Mary went out with his best friend.
eng: Tom found out that nothing had changed since his last visit.
eng: Tom found out nothing had changed since his last visit.
eng: Tom found several T-shirts he liked.
eng: Tom found several T-shirts that he liked.
eng: Tom found the book that he'd been looking for.
eng: Tom found the book he'd been looking for.
eng: Tom frequently wears a hat.
eng: Tom often wears a hat.
eng: Tom gathered his children around him.
eng: Tom gathered his kids around him.
eng: Tom gave $300 to each of his sons.
eng: Tom gave each of his sons $300.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book he wrote.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book that he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book that he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book that he wrote.
eng: Tom gave a dog to Mary on her birthday.
eng: Tom gave Mary a dog on her birthday.
eng: Tom gave an apple to his teacher.
eng: Tom gave his teacher an apple.
eng: Tom gave an apple to the teacher.
eng: Tom gave the teacher an apple.
eng: Tom gave away all his belongings.
eng: Tom gave all his belongings away.
eng: Tom gave away all of his belongings.
eng: Tom gave all of his belongings away.
eng: Tom gave away everything he owned.
eng: Tom gave everything he owned away.
eng: Tom gave both of us this bottle of wine.
eng: Tom gave this bottle of wine to both of us.
eng: Tom gave his dog water.
eng: Tom gave water to his dog.
eng: Tom gave his horse some oats.
eng: Tom gave some oats to his horse.
eng: Tom gave his old camera to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary his old camera.
eng: Tom gave his son a drum set.
eng: Tom gave a drum set to his son.
eng: Tom gave Mary a $1000 in a brown paper bag.
eng: Tom gave Mary $1,000 in a brown paper bag.
eng: Tom gave Mary a banana.
eng: Tom gave a banana to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a book.
eng: Tom gave a book to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a Christmas present.
eng: Tom gave a Christmas present to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of his manuscript.
eng: Tom gave a copy of his manuscript to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book that he wrote.
eng: Tom gave a copy of the book he wrote to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book that he wrote.
eng: Tom gave Mary a copy of the book he wrote.
eng: Tom gave Mary a cup of coffee.
eng: Tom gave a cup of coffee to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a French-English dictionary.
eng: Tom gave a French-English dictionary to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a knife.
eng: Tom gave a knife to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary all the money he had.
eng: Tom gave all the money he had to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a lot of money.
eng: Tom gave a lot of money to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a music box.
eng: Tom gave a music box to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary an expensive gift.
eng: Tom gave an expensive gift to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary an expensive watch.
eng: Tom gave an expensive watch to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a picture that he had painted.
eng: Tom gave a picture that he had painted to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a present.
eng: Tom gave a present to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary a sandwich.
eng: Tom gave a sandwich to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary exactly what she told him she needed.
eng: Tom gave Mary exactly what she told him that she needed.
eng: Tom gave Mary his flashlight.
eng: Tom gave his flashlight to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary one of the puppies.
eng: Tom gave one of the puppies to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary some money.
eng: Tom gave some money to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary something.
eng: Tom gave something to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary the keys.
eng: Tom gave the keys to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary the key.
eng: Tom gave the key to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary the knife.
eng: Tom gave the knife to Mary.
eng: Tom gave me $300.
eng: Tom gave me three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom gave me his key.
eng: Tom gave his key to me.
eng: Tom gave me his old car.
eng: Tom gave his old car to me.
eng: Tom gave me something that I didn't want.
eng: Tom gave me something I didn't want.
eng: Tom gave me something.
eng: Tom gave something to me.
eng: Tom gave me that.
eng: Tom gave that to me.
eng: Tom gave me the key, but I lost it.
eng: Tom gave the key to me, but I lost it.
eng: Tom gave me the key.
eng: Tom gave the key to me.
eng: Tom gave me this guitar.
eng: Tom gave this guitar to me.
eng: Tom gave me this necktie.
eng: Tom gave this necktie to me.
eng: Tom gave me this ring.
eng: Tom gave this ring to me.
eng: Tom gave me this watch.
eng: Tom gave this watch to me.
eng: Tom gave money to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary money.
eng: Tom gave the key to me and I still have it.
eng: Tom gave me the key and I still have it.
eng: Tom gave the picture to Mary.
eng: Tom gave Mary the picture.
eng: Tom gave the police a false address.
eng: Tom gave a false address to the police.
eng: Tom gave this apple to me.
eng: Tom gave me this apple.
eng: Tom gave this to me before he died.
eng: Tom gave me this before he died.
eng: Tom gets along with everyone.
eng: Tom gets along with everybody.
eng: Tom gets impatient with his children.
eng: Tom gets impatient with his kids.
eng: Tom gets sick quite often.
eng: Tom quite often gets sick.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom gets to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom gets up at 6:30 every morning.
eng: Tom gets up at six-thirty every morning.
eng: Tom gets up earlier than me.
eng: Tom gets up earlier than I do.
eng: Tom gives too much money to his children.
eng: Tom gives his children too much money.
eng: Tom glanced at his watch and was surprised that it was already midnight.
eng: Tom glanced at his watch and was surprised it was already midnight.
eng: Tom goes camping every chance he gets.
eng: Tom goes camping every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom goes fishing every chance he gets.
eng: Tom goes fishing every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom goes swimming every chance he gets.
eng: Tom goes swimming every chance that he gets.
eng: Tom goes to the same school as Mary does.
eng: Tom goes to the same school as Mary.
eng: Tom got a 30% pay raise.
eng: Tom got a thirty percent pay raise.
eng: Tom got angry when he saw Mary kissing John.
eng: When Tom saw Mary kissing John, he got angry.
eng: Tom got angry when I told him that he was wrong.
eng: Tom got angry when I told him he was wrong.
eng: Tom got dressed and put his shoes on.
eng: Tom got dressed and put on his shoes.
eng: Tom got dressed as quickly as he could.
eng: Tom got dressed as fast as he could.
eng: Tom got embarrassed.
eng: Tom became embarrassed.
eng: Tom got excited.
eng: Tom became excited.
eng: Tom got here an hour before Mary.
eng: Tom got here an hour before Mary did.
eng: Tom got here before sunrise.
eng: Tom arrived here before sunrise.
eng: Tom got here earlier than Mary did.
eng: Tom got here earlier than Mary.
eng: Tom got here right after Mary did.
eng: Tom got here right after Mary.
eng: Tom got home a little after Mary.
eng: Tom got home a little after Mary did.
eng: Tom got home just before it started raining.
eng: Tom got home just before it started to rain.
eng: Tom got into an argument with the maître d'.
eng: Tom got into an argument with the maître d'hôtel.
eng: Tom got jealous when he saw Mary with another man.
eng: Tom became jealous when he saw Mary with another man.
eng: Tom got nervous.
eng: Tom became nervous.
eng: Tom got on the wrong bus.
eng: Tom took the wrong bus.
eng: Tom got out of the bath, dried himself off, and put his clothes on.
eng: Tom got out of the bath, dried himself off, and put on his clothes.
eng: Tom got scared.
eng: Tom became scared.
eng: Tom got the orange juice out of the refrigerator.
eng: Tom got the orange juice out of the fridge.
eng: Tom got the punishment he deserved.
eng: Tom got the punishment that he deserved.
eng: Tom got there before I did.
eng: Tom got there before me.
eng: Tom got there earlier than anyone else.
eng: Tom got there earlier than anybody else.
eng: Tom got these tickets for nothing.
eng: Tom got these tickets for free.
eng: Tom got very drunk.
eng: Tom became very drunk.
eng: Tom graduated the same year as Mary did.
eng: Tom graduated the same year as Mary.
eng: Tom graduated the same year that Mary did.
eng: Tom graduated the same year Mary did.
eng: Tom graduated the same year that Mary graduated.
eng: Tom graduated the same year that Mary did.
eng: Tom grew a mustache.
eng: Tom grew a moustache.
eng: Tom grew up in the same orphanage as Mary.
eng: Tom grew up in the same orphanage as Mary did.
eng: Tom had a car accident in Australia.
eng: Tom had a automobile accident in Australia.
eng: Tom had a great time in Las Vegas.
eng: Tom had a great time in Vegas.
eng: Tom had a hard time doing that.
eng: Tom had a difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom had a lot more free time than Mary.
eng: Tom had much more free time than Mary.
eng: Tom had a lot more money than Mary.
eng: Tom had much more money than Mary.
eng: Tom had a lot of good ideas.
eng: Tom had many good ideas.
eng: Tom had a really hard time doing that.
eng: Tom had a really difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom had a sneaking suspicion that Mary had met up with John after the party.
eng: Tom had a sneaking suspicion Mary had met up with John after the party.
eng: Tom had a very hard time adapting.
eng: Tom had a very difficult time adapting.
eng: Tom had a very hard time doing that.
eng: Tom had a very difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom had a very hard time making friends there.
eng: Tom had a very difficult time making friends there.
eng: Tom had barely enough to eat.
eng: Tom barely had enough to eat.
eng: Tom had hoped he wouldn't be asked to do that.
eng: Tom had hoped that he wouldn't be asked to do that.
eng: Tom had hoped he wouldn't be chosen to do that.
eng: Tom had hoped that he wouldn't be chosen to do that.
eng: Tom had little to say on the matter.
eng: Tom didn't have much to say on the matter.
eng: Tom had lots of fun at the party.
eng: Tom had a lot of fun at the party.
eng: Tom had never dreamed that he could be so happy.
eng: Tom had never dreamed he could be so happy.
eng: Tom had never dreamed that he could feel so happy.
eng: Tom had never dreamed he could feel so happy.
eng: Tom had never imagined that Mary would react this way.
eng: Tom had never imagined Mary would react this way.
eng: Tom had never told anyone but Mary.
eng: Tom had never told anybody but Mary.
eng: Tom had no desire to do that.
eng: Tom didn't have any desire to do that.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that I was Mary's brother.
eng: Tom had no idea I was Mary's brother.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary felt that way about him.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary felt that way about him.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary felt that way.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary felt that way.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary liked him.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary liked him.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to do that.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on doing that.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for a few weeks.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning to stay in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was planning on staying in Australia for three more days.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was unhappy.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was unhappy.
eng: Tom had no idea that Mary was waiting for him.
eng: Tom had no idea Mary was waiting for him.
eng: Tom had no idea what he should've been doing.
eng: Tom had no idea what he should have been doing.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning to stay in Australia for so long.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning on staying in Australia for so long.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning to stay in Boston for so long.
eng: Tom had no idea why Mary was planning on staying in Boston for so long.
eng: Tom had no reason to suspect that Mary was lying.
eng: Tom had no reason to suspect Mary was lying.
eng: Tom had nothing to do with the accident.
eng: Tom didn't have anything to do with the accident.
eng: Tom had nothing to say, so he left.
eng: Tom didn't have anything to say, so he left.
eng: Tom had no trouble doing that.
eng: Tom didn't have trouble doing that.
eng: Tom had no trouble finding Mary's house.
eng: Tom didn't have any trouble finding Mary's house.
eng: Tom hadn't noticed that Mary had already gone home.
eng: Tom hadn't noticed Mary had already gone home.
eng: Tom had only planned to stay in Australia for just a day or two.
eng: Tom had only planned on staying in Australia for just a day or two.
eng: Tom had only planned to stay in Boston for just a day or two.
eng: Tom had only planned on staying in Boston for just a day or two.
eng: Tom had open heart surgery.
eng: Tom had open-heart surgery.
eng: Tom had planned to stay yesterday, but Mary told him to leave.
eng: Tom had planned on staying yesterday, but Mary told him to leave.
eng: Tom had so much money that he didn't know what to do with it.
eng: Tom had so much money he didn't know what to do with it.
eng: Tom had to admit that he was too tired to do anything else.
eng: Tom had to admit he was too tired to do anything else.
eng: Tom had to admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom had to admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom had to admit that Mary was right.
eng: Tom had to admit Mary was right.
eng: Tom had to swallow his pride and admit that he needed help.
eng: Tom had to swallow his pride and admit he needed help.
eng: Tom handed Mary a cup of coffee.
eng: Tom handed a cup of coffee to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary a knife.
eng: Tom handed a knife to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary a pamphlet.
eng: Tom handed a pamphlet to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary a sandwich.
eng: Tom handed a sandwich to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary a set of keys.
eng: Tom handed a set of keys to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary a small envelope.
eng: Tom handed a small envelope to Mary.
eng: Tom handed me an envelope.
eng: Tom handed an envelope to me.
eng: Tom handed me the letter.
eng: Tom handed the letter to me.
eng: Tom handed me the package.
eng: Tom handed the package to me.
eng: Tom handed the clerk some money.
eng: Tom handed some money to the clerk.
eng: Tom handed the list to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary the list.
eng: Tom handed the pencil to Mary.
eng: Tom handed Mary the pencil.
eng: Tom hardly ever agrees with me.
eng: Tom seldom agrees with me.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes a mistake.
eng: Tom almost never makes a mistake.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes a mistake.
eng: Tom rarely makes a mistake.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes a mistake.
eng: Tom seldom makes a mistake.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes mistakes.
eng: Tom almost never makes mistakes.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes mistakes.
eng: Tom rarely makes mistakes.
eng: Tom hardly ever makes mistakes.
eng: Tom seldom makes mistakes.
eng: Tom hardly ever uses his phone.
eng: Tom rarely uses his phone.
eng: Tom hardly ever waits for anyone.
eng: Tom hardly ever waits for anybody.
eng: Tom has a big garden as well.
eng: Tom has a big garden, too.
eng: Tom has a bowl haircut.
eng: Tom has a bowl cut.
eng: Tom has a car, but he hardly ever uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he almost never uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he rarely uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he almost never uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he rarely uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he hardly ever uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he rarely uses it.
eng: Tom has a car, but he seldom uses it.
eng: Tom has a color TV.
eng: Tom has a color television.
eng: Tom has a color TV.
eng: Tom has a colour TV.
eng: Tom has a dashcam in his car.
eng: Tom has a dashboard camera in his car.
eng: Tom has a difficult decision to make.
eng: Tom has a hard decision to make.
eng: Tom has admitted he was there that night.
eng: Tom has admitted that he was there that night.
eng: Tom has admitted that he stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom has admitted he stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom has a DNR order.
eng: Tom has a do-not-resuscitate order.
eng: Tom has a four-litre cask of cheap wine in his fridge.
eng: Tom has a four-liter box of cheap wine in his fridge.
eng: Tom has a great sense of humor.
eng: Tom has a great sense of humour.
eng: Tom has a hard decision ahead of him.
eng: Tom has a difficult decision ahead of him.
eng: Tom has a hard time doing that.
eng: Tom has a difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom has a hire car with satnav.
eng: Tom's got a hire car with satnav.
eng: Tom has a house in Australia. He has a house in New Zealand, too.
eng: Tom has a house in Australia. He also has a house in New Zealand.
eng: Tom has a house in Boston. He also has a house in Chicago.
eng: Tom has a house in Boston. He has a house in Chicago, too.
eng: Tom has a house which has two rooms.
eng: Tom has a house with two rooms.
eng: Tom has a house which has two rooms.
eng: Tom has a two-room house.
eng: Tom has a house which has two rooms.
eng: Tom owns a house with two rooms.
eng: Tom has a large dick.
eng: Tom has a huge cock.
eng: Tom has a large family.
eng: Tom has got a large family.
eng: Tom has a large penis.
eng: Tom has a big penis.
eng: Tom has a large penis.
eng: Tom has a huge cock.
eng: Tom has a large penis.
eng: Tom has a large dick.
eng: Tom has all sorts of problems.
eng: Tom has all kinds of problems.
eng: Tom has a lot more free time than Mary.
eng: Tom has much more free time than Mary.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than I have.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than I do.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than I have.
eng: Tom has much more money than I have.
eng: Tom has a lot more money than Mary.
eng: Tom has much more money than Mary.
eng: Tom has a lot of bad habits.
eng: Tom has many bad habits.
eng: Tom has a lot of books.
eng: Tom has lots of books.
eng: Tom has a lot of clothes.
eng: Tom has lots of clothes.
eng: Tom has a lot of experience.
eng: Tom has lots of experience.
eng: Tom has a lot of friends here.
eng: Tom has many friends here.
eng: Tom has a lot of friends in Boston.
eng: Tom has lots of friends in Boston.
eng: Tom has a lot of friends in Boston.
eng: Tom has many friends in Boston.
eng: Tom has a lot of money, but he isn't happy.
eng: Tom has a lot of money, but he's not happy.
eng: Tom has a lot of money, but he's not very happy.
eng: Tom has a lot of money, but he isn't very happy.
eng: Tom has a lot of property in Boston.
eng: Tom has lots of property in Boston.
eng: Tom has a lot of property.
eng: Tom has lots of property.
eng: Tom has a lot of strange ideas.
eng: Tom has lots of strange ideas.
eng: Tom has a lot of teaching experience.
eng: Tom has lots of teaching experience.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he has to buy.
eng: Tom has lots of things he has to buy.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he has to do today.
eng: Tom has lots of things he has to do today.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he has to do today.
eng: Tom has many things he has to do today.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he has to do.
eng: Tom has lots of things he has to do.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he needs to buy.
eng: Tom has lots of things he needs to buy.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he needs to do today.
eng: Tom has lots of things he needs to do today.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he wants to buy.
eng: Tom has lots of things he wants to buy.
eng: Tom has a lot of things he wants to do.
eng: Tom has lots of things he wants to do.
eng: Tom has a lot of time to do that.
eng: Tom has lots of time to do that.
eng: Tom has a lot of toys.
eng: Tom has lots of toys.
eng: Tom has a lot of weird ideas.
eng: Tom has lots of weird ideas.
eng: Tom has already apologized for that.
eng: Tom has apologized for that already.
eng: Tom has already asked me to do that.
eng: Tom has asked me to do that already.
eng: Tom has already been asked to do that.
eng: Tom has been asked to do that already.
eng: Tom has already been asked to leave.
eng: Tom has been asked to leave already.
eng: Tom has already been told he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he has to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he has to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he needs to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he needs to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he isn't required to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he's not required to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he's not going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already been told that he isn't going to be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going not to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going not to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided he's going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to stay here.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided he's not going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he's not going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already decided that he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has already done his homework.
eng: Tom has done his homework already.
eng: Tom has already done that lots of times.
eng: Tom has already done that a lot of times.
eng: Tom has already done that many times.
eng: Tom has already done that a lot of times.
eng: Tom has already done that many times.
eng: Tom has already done that lots of times.
eng: Tom has already finished doing that.
eng: Tom has finished doing that already.
eng: Tom has already forgotten about you.
eng: Tom has forgotten about you already.
eng: Tom has already gone home.
eng: Tom has gone home already.
eng: Tom has already had plenty of time to do that.
eng: Tom has had plenty of time to do that already.
eng: Tom has already had plenty of time to get that done.
eng: Tom has had plenty of time to get that done already.
eng: Tom has already knows that he's going to need help.
eng: Tom has already knows he's going to need help.
eng: Tom has already left Boston.
eng: Tom has left Boston already.
eng: Tom has already persuaded Mary to do that.
eng: Tom has persuaded Mary to do that already.
eng: Tom has already promised to do that.
eng: Tom has promised to do that already.
eng: Tom has already quit.
eng: Tom has quit already.
eng: Tom has already said that he'll help us.
eng: Tom has already said he'll help us.
eng: Tom has already said that he's going to help us.
eng: Tom has already said he's going to help us.
eng: Tom has already scored 30 points.
eng: Tom has scored 30 points already.
eng: Tom has already signed the contract.
eng: Tom has signed the contract already.
eng: Tom has already spent all the money I gave him.
eng: Tom has already spent all the money that I gave him.
eng: Tom has already spent close to half of the money he won in the lottery.
eng: Tom has already spent close to half of the money that he won in the lottery.
eng: Tom has already started doing that.
eng: Tom has already started to do that.
eng: Tom has already stopped doing that.
eng: Tom has stopped doing that already.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan to stay in Boston until next summer.
eng: Tom has already told me he doesn't plan on staying in Boston until next summer.
eng: Tom has already told me he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's decided not to go Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already told me he's decided not to go Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's going to be there.
eng: Tom has already told me he's going to be there.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he's going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me that he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has already told me he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom has also been helping Mary.
eng: Tom has been helping Mary, too.
eng: Tom has also done that.
eng: Tom has done that as well.
eng: Tom has also done that.
eng: Tom has done that, too.
eng: Tom has an electric toothbrush.
eng: Tom's got an electric toothbrush.
eng: Tom has apparently already done that.
eng: Tom has apparently done that already.
eng: Tom has apparently not done that yet.
eng: Tom has apparently not yet done that.
eng: Tom has a red car as well.
eng: Tom also has a red car.
eng: Tom has a red car as well.
eng: Tom has a red car, too.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anyone.
eng: Tom has a secret that he's never told anybody.
eng: Tom has asked Mary to marry him three times.
eng: Tom has asked Mary three times to marry him.
eng: Tom has a small dick.
eng: Tom has a tiny dick.
eng: Tom has a small penis.
eng: Tom has a small dick.
eng: Tom has a small penis.
eng: Tom has a tiny dick.
eng: Tom has a son who is a policeman.
eng: Tom has a son who's a policeman.
eng: Tom has assured me he'll be there.
eng: Tom has assured me that he'll be there.
eng: Tom has assured me he'll do that.
eng: Tom has assured me that he'll do that.
eng: Tom has assured me that'll happen.
eng: Tom has assured me that that'll happen.
eng: Tom has assured me that that won't happen.
eng: Tom has assured me that won't happen.
eng: Tom has a ten-speed bike.
eng: Tom has a ten-speed bicycle.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as do.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as me.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as I have.
eng: Tom has at least as many books as do.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as I do.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as I have.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as I do.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as me.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as me.
eng: Tom has at least as many stamps as I have.
eng: Tom has a twisted sense of humor.
eng: Tom has a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Tom has a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Tom's got a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Tom has a vlog.
eng: Tom has a video log.
eng: Tom has been convicted of drunken driving twice in the last four years.
eng: Tom has been convicted of drunk driving twice in the last four years.
eng: Tom has been doing that about a week.
eng: Tom has been doing that for about a week.
eng: Tom has been doing that a lot lately.
eng: Tom has been doing that a lot recently.
eng: Tom has been doing that for a long time.
eng: Tom has been doing that a long time.
eng: Tom has been doing that longer than I have.
eng: Tom has been doing that longer than me.
eng: Tom has been doing that longer than Mary has.
eng: Tom has been doing that longer than Mary.
eng: Tom has been drinking wine since he was thirteen.
eng: Tom has been drinking wine since he was thirteen years old.
eng: Tom has been driving us everywhere that we want to go.
eng: Tom has been driving us everywhere we want to go.
eng: Tom has been expelled from school.
eng: Tom has been kicked out of school.
eng: Tom has been fooled twice already.
eng: Tom has already been fooled twice.
eng: Tom has been giving money to Mary.
eng: Tom has been giving Mary money.
eng: Tom has been gone almost three years.
eng: Tom has been gone for nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been gone for nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been gone for almost three years.
eng: Tom has been gone nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been gone almost three years.
eng: Tom has been gone nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been gone for nearly three years.
eng: Tom has been hanging out with a woman who's half his age.
eng: Tom has been hanging out with a woman half his age.
eng: Tom has been helping Mary as well.
eng: Tom has also been helping Mary.
eng: Tom has been helping Mary as well.
eng: Tom has been helping Mary, too.
eng: Tom has been here a lot longer than Mary.
eng: Tom has been here a lot longer than Mary has.
eng: Tom has been here longer than Mary has.
eng: Tom has been here longer than Mary.
eng: Tom has been here since he was a kid.
eng: Tom has been here since he was a child.
eng: Tom has been hoping he can go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom has been hoping that he can go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom has been in Australia about a week.
eng: Tom has been in Australia for about a week.
eng: Tom has been in Australia a couple of weeks.
eng: Tom has been in Australia for a couple of weeks.
eng: Tom has been in Boston about a week.
eng: Tom has been in Boston for about a week.
eng: Tom has been in Boston a few years.
eng: Tom has been in Boston for a few years.
eng: Tom has been letting me borrow his bicycle every Monday.
eng: Tom has been allowing me to borrow his bicycle every Monday.
eng: Tom has been living in Australia since he was a kid.
eng: Tom has been living in Australia since he was a child.
eng: Tom has been living in Australia since he was three.
eng: Tom has been living in Australia since he was three years old.
eng: Tom has been living in Boston since he was three.
eng: Tom has been living in Boston since he was three years old.
eng: Tom has been missing three weeks.
eng: Tom has been missing for three weeks.
eng: Tom has been my barber since I was a kid.
eng: Tom has been my barber since I was a child.
eng: Tom has been playing the clarinet for over three years.
eng: Tom has been playing the clarinet for more than three years.
eng: Tom has been quite busy recently.
eng: Tom has been quite busy lately.
eng: Tom has been seeing somebody else.
eng: Tom has been seeing someone else.
eng: Tom has been to a lot of countries.
eng: Tom has been to many countries.
eng: Tom has been to Australia more times than Mary has.
eng: Tom has been to Australia more times than Mary.
eng: Tom has been to Boston many times.
eng: Tom has been to Boston a number of times.
eng: Tom has been told that he isn't required to do that.
eng: Tom has been told that he's not required to do that.
eng: Tom has been unable to attend church for three months.
eng: Tom hasn't been able to attend church for three months.
eng: Tom has been very nice to everyone.
eng: Tom has been very nice to everybody.
eng: Tom has black hair, too.
eng: Tom has black hair as well.
eng: Tom has bought a lot of jewelry for Mary.
eng: Tom has bought Mary a lot of jewelry.
eng: Tom has broken both his arms.
eng: Tom has broken both of his arms.
eng: Tom has children.
eng: Tom has kids.
eng: Tom has coauthored several books as well.
eng: Tom has also coauthored several books.
eng: Tom has decided he'll ask Mary to do that.
eng: Tom has decided that he'll ask Mary to do that.
eng: Tom has decided he's not going to wait.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to wait.
eng: Tom has decided he's not going to work today.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to work today.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going go to Boston next summer.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to buy one.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to do that again.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to do that again.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to help Mary.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to say yes.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to sign the contract.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to stay here.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to stay.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to tell Mary.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to try to escape.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to try to fix that.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to try to keep Mary from doing that.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to wait.
eng: Tom has decided he's not going to wait.
eng: Tom has decided that he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has decided he isn't going to walk home.
eng: Tom has decided that he'll do that.
eng: Tom has decided he'll do that.
eng: Tom has decided that he'll try doing that.
eng: Tom has decided that he'll try to do that.
eng: Tom has decided that he's going to buy one.
eng: Tom has decided he's going to buy one.
eng: Tom has decided that he's going to come early.
eng: Tom has decided he's going to come early.
eng: Tom has decided that he's going to do that.
eng: Tom has decided he's going to do that.