DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I think Tom could do that if he really needed to.
eng: I think that Tom could do that if he really needed to.
eng: I think Tom could do that if he really wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could do that if he really wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could do that if he wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could do that if he wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could do that.
eng: I think that Tom could do that.
eng: I think Tom could do that now.
eng: I think that Tom could do that now.
eng: I think Tom could do that today if he wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could do that today if he wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could do that today.
eng: I think that Tom could do that today.
eng: I think Tom could easily have done that.
eng: I think that Tom could easily have done that.
eng: I think Tom could end up being arrested.
eng: I think that Tom could end up being arrested.
eng: I think Tom could end up being fired.
eng: I think that Tom could end up being fired.
eng: I think Tom could fix this.
eng: I think that Tom could fix this.
eng: I think Tom could force you to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could force you to do that.
eng: I think Tom could get hurt if he tries to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could get hurt if he tries to do that.
eng: I think Tom could get injured if he tried to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could get injured if he tried to do that.
eng: I think Tom could get injured if he tries to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could get injured if he tries to do that.
eng: I think Tom could get Mary to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could get Mary to do that.
eng: I think Tom could get Mary to eat that.
eng: I think that Tom could get Mary to eat that.
eng: I think Tom could get Mary to help you.
eng: I think that Tom could get Mary to help you.
eng: I think Tom could get Mary to show us how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could get Mary to show us how to do that.
eng: I think Tom could go to Australia with you.
eng: I think that Tom could go to Australia with you.
eng: I think Tom could go to Boston with you.
eng: I think that Tom could go to Boston with you.
eng: I think Tom could help.
eng: I think that Tom could help.
eng: I think Tom could help Mary if he wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could help Mary if he wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could help me.
eng: I think that Tom could help me.
eng: I think Tom could help you.
eng: I think that Tom could help you.
eng: I think Tom could learn a lot from you.
eng: I think that Tom could learn a lot from you.
eng: I think Tom could leave today if he wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could leave today if he wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could make a difference.
eng: I think that Tom could make a difference.
eng: I think Tom could manage to do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom could manage to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom could manage to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could manage to do that.
eng: I think Tom couldn't have done that without Mary.
eng: I think that Tom couldn't have done that without Mary.
eng: I think Tom couldn't hear what you were saying.
eng: I think that Tom couldn't hear what you were saying.
eng: I think Tom couldn't stop himself from doing that.
eng: I think that Tom couldn't stop himself from doing that.
eng: I think Tom could pass for a teenager.
eng: I think that Tom could pass for a teenager.
eng: I think Tom could probably do that.
eng: I think that Tom could probably do that.
eng: I think Tom could probably talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could probably talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I think Tom could probably talk Mary out of doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could probably talk Mary out of doing that.
eng: I think Tom could save himself a lot of time by just doing that himself.
eng: I think that Tom could save himself a lot of time by just doing that himself.
eng: I think Tom could sing at your wedding.
eng: I think that Tom could sing at your wedding.
eng: I think Tom could still do that better.
eng: I think that Tom could still do that better.
eng: I think Tom could stop Mary from doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could stop Mary from doing that.
eng: I think Tom could talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I think Tom could talk Mary out of doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could talk Mary out of doing that.
eng: I think Tom could teach Mary how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could teach Mary how to do that.
eng: I think Tom could teach Mary how to drive.
eng: I think that Tom could teach Mary how to drive.
eng: I think Tom could teach you French.
eng: I think that Tom could teach you French.
eng: I think Tom could teach you how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could teach you how to do that.
eng: I think Tom could teach you how to drive.
eng: I think that Tom could teach you how to drive.
eng: I think Tom could tell you who did that.
eng: I think that Tom could tell you who did that.
eng: I think Tom could've been a teacher.
eng: I think that Tom could've been a teacher.
eng: I think Tom could've been a teacher.
eng: I think Tom could have been a teacher.
eng: I think Tom could've been offended by that.
eng: I think that Tom could've been offended by that.
eng: I think Tom could've been offended by that.
eng: I think Tom could have been offended by that.
eng: I think Tom could've been reluctant to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could've been reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've been reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom could have been reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've been tempted to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could've been tempted to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've been tempted to do that.
eng: I think Tom could have been tempted to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've done that better.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that better.
eng: I think Tom could've done that better.
eng: I think Tom could have done that better.
eng: I think Tom could've done that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've done that by himself.
eng: I think Tom could have done that by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've done that faster by himself.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that faster by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've done that faster by himself.
eng: I think Tom could have done that faster by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've done that for Mary if he'd needed to.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that for Mary if he'd needed to.
eng: I think Tom could've done that for Mary if he'd wanted to.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that for Mary if he'd wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could've done that for Mary if he'd wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could have done that for Mary if he'd wanted to.
eng: I think Tom could've done that.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that.
eng: I think Tom could've done that.
eng: I think Tom could have done that.
eng: I think Tom could've done that on his own.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that on his own.
eng: I think Tom could've done that on his own.
eng: I think Tom could have done that on his own.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without Mary's help.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that without Mary's help.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without Mary's help.
eng: I think Tom could have done that without Mary's help.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without my help.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that without my help.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without my help.
eng: I think Tom could have done that without my help.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without your help.
eng: I think that Tom could've done that without your help.
eng: I think Tom could've done that without your help.
eng: I think Tom could have done that without your help.
eng: I think Tom could've refused to do that.
eng: I think that Tom could've refused to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've refused to do that.
eng: I think Tom could have refused to do that.
eng: I think Tom could've solved that problem by himself.
eng: I think that Tom could've solved that problem by himself.
eng: I think Tom could've stopped Mary from doing that.
eng: I think that Tom could've stopped Mary from doing that.
eng: I think Tom could've stopped Mary from doing that.
eng: I think Tom could have stopped Mary from doing that.
eng: I think Tom could win if he tried his hardest.
eng: I think that Tom could win if he tried his hardest.
eng: I think Tom cried.
eng: I think that Tom cried.
eng: I think Tom deserves a higher salary.
eng: I think that Tom deserves a higher salary.
eng: I think Tom deserves that.
eng: I think that Tom deserves that.
eng: I think Tom did a fine job.
eng: I think that Tom did a fine job.
eng: I think Tom did a good job.
eng: I think that Tom did a good job.
eng: I think Tom did a great job.
eng: I think that Tom did a great job.
eng: I think Tom did a really nice job.
eng: I think that Tom did a really nice job.
eng: I think Tom did exactly what he said he did.
eng: I think that Tom did exactly what he said he did.
eng: I think Tom didn't agree to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't agree to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't believe me.
eng: I think that Tom didn't believe me.
eng: I think Tom didn't care.
eng: I think that Tom didn't care.
eng: I think Tom didn't do it.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do it.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that by mistake.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that by mistake.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that last week.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that last week.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that on Monday.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that on Monday.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that on purpose.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that on purpose.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that right.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that right.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that with Mary.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom didn't do that yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do that yesterday.
eng: I think Tom didn't do what he said he did.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do what he said he did.
eng: I think Tom didn't do what he said he would do.
eng: I think that Tom didn't do what he said he would do.
eng: I think Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I don't think Tom enjoyed doing that.
eng: I think Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I think Tom didn't everything he should've done.
eng: I think that Tom didn't everything he should've done.
eng: I think Tom didn't everything he should've done.
eng: I think Tom didn't everything he should have done.
eng: I think Tom didn't expect to be here for so long.
eng: I think that Tom didn't expect to be here for so long.
eng: I think Tom didn't go jogging yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom didn't go jogging yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom didn't go to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom didn't go to Australia.
eng: I think Tom didn't go to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom didn't go to Boston.
eng: I think Tom didn't go to the party with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom didn't go to the party with Mary.
eng: I think Tom didn't have to do that alone.
eng: I think that Tom didn't have to do that alone.
eng: I think Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't have to leave so early.
eng: I think that Tom didn't have to leave so early.
eng: I think Tom didn't intend to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't intend to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't know Mary spoke French.
eng: I think that Tom didn't know Mary spoke French.
eng: I think Tom didn't know what to do.
eng: I think that Tom didn't know what to do.
eng: I think Tom didn't like the concert.
eng: I think that Tom didn't like the concert.
eng: I think Tom didn't like the food.
eng: I think that Tom didn't like the food.
eng: I think Tom didn't like the stew.
eng: I think that Tom didn't like the stew.
eng: I think Tom didn't need to do that alone.
eng: I think that Tom didn't need to do that alone.
eng: I think Tom didn't need to do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom didn't need to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom didn't need to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't need to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't need to leave so early.
eng: I think that Tom didn't need to leave so early.
eng: I think Tom didn't really enjoy doing that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't really enjoy doing that.
eng: I think Tom didn't tell Mary the truth.
eng: I think that Tom didn't tell Mary the truth.
eng: I think Tom didn't tell us everything.
eng: I think that Tom didn't tell us everything.
eng: I think Tom didn't tell us the truth.
eng: I think that Tom didn't tell us the truth.
eng: I think Tom didn't trust me.
eng: I think that Tom didn't trust me.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand the joke.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand the joke.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand the question.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand the question.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand what you meant.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand what you meant.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand what you were saying.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand what you were saying.
eng: I think Tom didn't understand you.
eng: I think that Tom didn't understand you.
eng: I think Tom didn't want Mary to go out with John.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want Mary to go out with John.
eng: I think Tom didn't want me to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want me to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't want our help.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want our help.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to be on his own.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to be on his own.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to do that alone.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to do that alone.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to do that alone.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I think Tom didn't want to hang out with you guys two nights in a row.
eng: I think that Tom didn't want to hang out with you guys two nights in a row.
eng: I think Tom did really well.
eng: I think that Tom did really well.
eng: I think Tom did something he shouldn't have.
eng: I think that Tom did something he shouldn't have.
eng: I think Tom did something wrong.
eng: I think that Tom did something wrong.
eng: I think Tom did that better this time.
eng: I think that Tom did that better this time.
eng: I think Tom did that, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think that Tom did that, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think Tom did that, but I may be wrong.
eng: I think that Tom did that, but I may be wrong.
eng: I think Tom did that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom did that by himself.
eng: I think Tom did that by himself last Monday.
eng: I think that Tom did that by himself last Monday.
eng: I think Tom did that by mistake.
eng: I think that Tom did that by mistake.
eng: I think Tom did that, even though he said he didn't.
eng: I think that Tom did that, even though he said he didn't.
eng: I think Tom did that incorrectly.
eng: I think that Tom did that incorrectly.
eng: I think Tom did that in October.
eng: I think that Tom did that in October.
eng: I think Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I think that Tom did intentionally.
eng: I think Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I think that Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I think Tom did that last week.
eng: I think that Tom did that last week.
eng: I think Tom did that once.
eng: I think that Tom did that once.
eng: I think Tom did that on Monday.
eng: I think that Tom did that on Monday.
eng: I think Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I think that Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I think Tom did that on purpose.
eng: Tom did that on purpose, I think.
eng: I think Tom did that pretty well.
eng: I think that Tom did that pretty well.
eng: I think Tom did that really well.
eng: I think that Tom did that really well.
eng: I think Tom did that right.
eng: I think that Tom did that right.
eng: I think Tom did that subconsciously.
eng: I think that Tom did that subconsciously.
eng: I think Tom did that to make Mary jealous.
eng: I think that Tom did that to make Mary jealous.
eng: I think Tom did that with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom did that with Mary.
eng: I think Tom did that wrong.
eng: I think that Tom did that wrong.
eng: I think Tom did that yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think that Tom did that yesterday, but I'm not sure.
eng: I think Tom did the best he could.
eng: I think that Tom did the best he could.
eng: I think Tom did the right thing.
eng: I think that Tom did the right thing.
eng: I think Tom did the right thing.
eng: Tom did the right thing, I think.
eng: I think Tom did this.
eng: I think that Tom did this.
eng: I think Tom did this on purpose.
eng: I think that Tom did this on purpose.
eng: I think Tom died.
eng: I think that Tom died.
eng: I think Tom died on Monday.
eng: I think that Tom died on Monday.
eng: I think Tom does a fantastic job.
eng: I think that Tom does a fantastic job.
eng: I think Tom doesn't agree with you.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't agree with you.
eng: I think Tom doesn't come here very often.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't come here very often.
eng: I think Tom doesn't do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't have a dog.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't have a dog.
eng: I think Tom doesn't have any brothers.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't have any brothers.
eng: I think Tom doesn't have a very good job.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't have a very good job.
eng: I think Tom doesn't have the ability to solve the problem.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't have the ability to solve the problem.
eng: I think Tom doesn't have the courage to oppose Mary.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't have the courage to oppose Mary.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know he's supposed to give a speech today.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know he's supposed to give a speech today.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know how to get to Mary's place.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know how to get to Mary's place.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know how to play this game.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know how to play this game.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know what to do.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know what to do.
eng: I think Tom doesn't know where Mary lives.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't know where Mary lives.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like it here.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like it here.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like Mary at all.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like Mary at all.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like me all that much.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like me all that much.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like me very much.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like me very much.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like the kind of music that I play.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like the kind of music I play.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like the way that I make spaghetti.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like the way I make spaghetti.
eng: I think Tom doesn't like to ski.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't like to ski.
eng: I think Tom doesn't live anywhere near here.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't live anywhere near here.
eng: I think Tom doesn't live very near the school he goes to.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't live very near the school he goes to.
eng: I think Tom doesn't love me anymore.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't love me anymore.
eng: I think Tom doesn't need me to do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't need me to do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't really enjoy doing that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't really enjoy doing that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't really have the courage to do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't really have the courage to do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't really like Mary very much.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't really like Mary very much.
eng: I think Tom doesn't remember me.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't remember me.
eng: I think Tom doesn't speak French very often.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't speak French very often.
eng: I think Tom doesn't speak French very well, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't speak French very well, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think Tom doesn't speak French very well.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't speak French very well.
eng: I think Tom doesn't swim very often, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't swim very often, but I could be wrong.
eng: I think Tom doesn't swim very often.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't swim very often.
eng: I think Tom doesn't understand French.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't understand French.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want me to do that.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want me to do that.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want our help.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want our help.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want to do that today.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want to go to the dance with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want to go to the dance with Mary.
eng: I think Tom doesn't want to tell us the truth.
eng: I think that Tom doesn't want to tell us the truth.
eng: I think Tom does that all the time.
eng: I think that Tom does that all the time.
eng: I think Tom does that at least once a day.
eng: I think that Tom does that at least once a day.
eng: I think Tom does that better than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom does that better than Mary.
eng: I think Tom does that better than Mary.
eng: I think Tom does that better than Mary does.
eng: I think Tom does that.
eng: I think that Tom does that.
eng: I think Tom does that well.
eng: I think that Tom does that well.
eng: I think Tom drank out of my glass by mistake.
eng: I think that Tom drank out of my glass by mistake.
eng: I think Tom dyes his hair.
eng: I think that Tom dyes his hair.
eng: I think Tom eats too much meat.
eng: I think that Tom eats too much meat.
eng: I think Tom enjoyed doing that.
eng: I think that Tom enjoyed doing that.
eng: I think Tom enjoyed singing with us.
eng: I think that Tom enjoyed singing with us.
eng: I think Tom even likes Mary.
eng: I think that Tom even likes Mary.
eng: I think Tom expected Mary to ask him to do that.
eng: I think that Tom expected Mary to ask him to do that.
eng: I think Tom expected Mary to get here earlier.
eng: I think that Tom expected Mary to get here earlier.
eng: I think Tom expected Mary to hug him.
eng: I think that Tom expected Mary to hug him.
eng: I think Tom expected Mary to kiss him.
eng: I think that Tom expected Mary to kiss him.
eng: I think Tom expected this all along.
eng: I think that Tom expected this all along.
eng: I think Tom feels differently.
eng: I think that Tom feels differently.
eng: I think Tom feels the same way.
eng: I think that Tom feels the same way.
eng: I think Tom felt exactly the same way.
eng: I think that Tom felt exactly the same way.
eng: I think Tom forgot his camera.
eng: I think that Tom forgot his camera.
eng: I think Tom forgot to do that.
eng: I think that Tom forgot to do that.
eng: I think Tom forgot to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I think that Tom forgot to tell Mary what to do.
eng: I think Tom found a new job.
eng: I think that Tom found a new job.
eng: I think Tom gave up too easily.
eng: I think that Tom gave up too easily.
eng: I think Tom gets the idea.
eng: I think that Tom gets the idea.
eng: I think Tom goes to Australia at least once a year.
eng: I think that Tom goes to Australia at least once a year.
eng: I think Tom goes to Boston at least once a year.
eng: I think that Tom goes to Boston at least once a year.
eng: I think Tom got a little tired.
eng: I think that Tom got a little tired.
eng: I think Tom got back to Australia in October.
eng: I think that Tom got back to Australia in October.
eng: I think Tom got back to Boston in October.
eng: I think that Tom got back to Boston in October.
eng: I think Tom got home by himself.
eng: I think that Tom got home by himself.
eng: I think Tom got home by himself last Monday.
eng: I think that Tom got home by himself last Monday.
eng: I think Tom got scared.
eng: I think that Tom got scared.
eng: I think Tom had a good reason.
eng: I think that Tom had a good reason.
eng: I think Tom had a good time.
eng: I think that Tom had a good time.
eng: I think Tom had a great time.
eng: I think that Tom had a great time.
eng: I think Tom had a lot to do with that.
eng: I think that Tom had a lot to do with that.
eng: I think Tom had a real good year.
eng: I think that Tom had a real good year.
eng: I think Tom had something to do with this.
eng: I think that Tom had something to do with this.
eng: I think Tom had to do that.
eng: I think that Tom had to do that.
eng: I think Tom had to go to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom had to go to Australia.
eng: I think Tom had to go to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom had to go to Boston.
eng: I think Tom hangs out with Mary too much.
eng: I think that Tom hangs out with Mary too much.
eng: I think Tom has a bit of a creepy obsession with foreigners.
eng: I think that Tom has a bit of a creepy obsession with foreigners.
eng: I think Tom has a cousin in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has a cousin in Australia.
eng: I think Tom has a cousin in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has a cousin in Boston.
eng: I think Tom has a crush on Mary.
eng: I think that Tom has a crush on Mary.
eng: I think Tom has a drinking problem.
eng: I think that Tom has a drinking problem.
eng: I think Tom has a girlfriend already.
eng: I think that Tom has a girlfriend already.
eng: I think Tom has agreed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom has agreed to do that.
eng: I think Tom has a long way to go.
eng: I think that Tom has a long way to go.
eng: I think Tom has a lot of faith in Mary.
eng: I think that Tom has a lot of faith in Mary.
eng: I think Tom has already agreed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom has already agreed to do that.
eng: I think Tom has already done that.
eng: I think that Tom has already done that.
eng: I think Tom has already done that.
eng: I think Tom has done that already.
eng: I think Tom has already done what he needed to do.
eng: I think that Tom has already done what he needed to do.
eng: I think Tom has already seen it.
eng: I think that Tom has already seen it.
eng: I think Tom has already tried doing that.
eng: I think that Tom has already tried doing that.
eng: I think Tom has already tried to do that.
eng: I think that Tom has already tried to do that.
eng: I think Tom has a secret admirer.
eng: I think that Tom has a secret admirer.
eng: I think Tom has a valid point.
eng: I think that Tom has a valid point.
eng: I think Tom has been crying.
eng: I think that Tom has been crying.
eng: I think Tom has been disloyal.
eng: I think that Tom has been disloyal.
eng: I think Tom has been here already.
eng: I think that Tom has been here already.
eng: I think Tom has been here.
eng: I think that Tom has been here.
eng: I think Tom has been punished enough.
eng: I think that Tom has been punished enough.
eng: I think Tom has been seeing somebody else.
eng: I think Tom has been seeing someone else.
eng: I think Tom has been suspended.
eng: I think that Tom has been suspended.
eng: I think Tom has been to Australia at least once.
eng: I think that Tom has been to Australia at least once.
eng: I think Tom has been to Australia at least one time.
eng: I think that Tom has been to Australia at least one time.
eng: I think Tom has been to Boston at least once.
eng: I think that Tom has been to Boston at least once.
eng: I think Tom has been to Boston at least once.
eng: I think Tom has been to Boston at least one time.
eng: I think Tom has been trying to impress me.
eng: I think that Tom has been trying to impress me.
eng: I think Tom has been up to something.
eng: I think that Tom has been up to something.
eng: I think Tom has been very lucky.
eng: I think that Tom has been very lucky.
eng: I think Tom has been wrongfully accused.
eng: I think that Tom has been wrongfully accused.
eng: I think Tom has calmed down.
eng: I think that Tom has calmed down.
eng: I think Tom has come to make trouble.
eng: I think that Tom has come to make trouble.
eng: I think Tom has considered doing that.
eng: I think that Tom has considered doing that.
eng: I think Tom has decided to study French instead.
eng: I think that Tom has decided to study French instead.
eng: I think Tom has died.
eng: I think that Tom has died.
eng: I think Tom has done a good job.
eng: I think that Tom has done a good job.
eng: I think Tom has done a great job.
eng: I think that Tom has done a great job.
eng: I think Tom has done a nice job.
eng: I think that Tom has done a nice job.
eng: I think Tom has done that already.
eng: I think that Tom has done that already.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least once.
eng: I think that Tom has done that at least once.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least once.
eng: I think that Tom has done that at least one time.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least once.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least one time.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least one time.
eng: I think that Tom has done that at least one time.
eng: I think Tom has done that at least one time
eng: I think that Tom has done that at least one time
eng: I think Tom has done that before.
eng: I think that Tom has done that before.
eng: I think Tom has done that.
eng: I think that Tom has done that.
eng: I think Tom has done that once.
eng: I think that Tom has done that once.
eng: I think Tom has done that once or twice.
eng: I think that Tom has done that once or twice.
eng: I think Tom has done this before.
eng: I think that Tom has done this before.
eng: I think Tom has fallen in love.
eng: I think that Tom has fallen in love.
eng: I think Tom has finally fallen asleep.
eng: I think that Tom has finally fallen asleep.
eng: I think Tom has given up hope.
eng: I think that Tom has given up hope.
eng: I think Tom has gone away.
eng: I think that Tom has gone away.
eng: I think Tom has gone.
eng: I think that Tom has gone.
eng: I think Tom has gone out for a walk.
eng: I think that Tom has gone out for a walk.
eng: I think Tom has gone to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has gone to Australia.
eng: I think Tom has gone to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has gone to Boston.
eng: I think Tom has high blood pressure.
eng: I think that Tom has high blood pressure.
eng: I think Tom has learned his lesson.
eng: I think that Tom has learned his lesson.
eng: I think Tom has left.
eng: I think that Tom has left.
eng: I think Tom has lied to us.
eng: I think that Tom has lied to us.
eng: I think Tom has made a mistake.
eng: I think that Tom has made a mistake.
eng: I think Tom has never been to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has never been to Australia.
eng: I think Tom has never been to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has never been to Boston.
eng: I think Tom has never done that before.
eng: I think that Tom has never done that before.
eng: I think Tom has never done that by himself before.
eng: I think that Tom has never done that by himself before.
eng: I think Tom has never done that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom has never done that by himself.
eng: I think Tom has never done that.
eng: I think that Tom has never done that.
eng: I think Tom has never done this before.
eng: I think that Tom has never done this before.
eng: I think Tom has never fallen in love.
eng: I think that Tom has never fallen in love.
eng: I think Tom has never seen this before.
eng: I think that Tom has never seen this before.
eng: I think Tom has no chance of winning.
eng: I think that Tom has no chance of winning.
eng: I think Tom has no ulterior motives.
eng: I think that Tom has no ulterior motives.
eng: I think Tom hasn't decided yet.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't decided yet.
eng: I think Tom hasn't done enough yet.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't done enough yet.
eng: I think Tom hasn't done that.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't done that.
eng: I think Tom hasn't done that since October.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't done that since October.
eng: I think Tom hasn't gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: I don't think Tom has gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: I think Tom hasn't gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't gotten around to doing that yet.
eng: I think Tom hasn't yet done enough.
eng: I think that Tom hasn't yet done enough.
eng: I think Tom hasn't yet done enough.
eng: I think Tom hasn't done enough yet.
eng: I think Tom has passed away.
eng: I think that Tom has passed away.
eng: I think Tom has relatives in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has relatives in Australia.
eng: I think Tom has relatives in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has relatives in Boston.
eng: I think Tom has seen too much.
eng: I think that Tom has seen too much.
eng: I think Tom has serious problems at home.
eng: I think that Tom has serious problems at home.
eng: I think Tom has some friends in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has some friends in Australia.
eng: I think Tom has some friends in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has some friends in Boston.
eng: I think Tom has some relatives in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has some relatives in Australia.
eng: I think Tom has some relatives in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has some relatives in Boston.
eng: I think Tom has started already.
eng: I think that Tom has started already.
eng: I think Tom has stopped breathing.
eng: I think that Tom has stopped breathing.
eng: I think Tom has suffered enough.
eng: I think that Tom has suffered enough.
eng: I think Tom has the ability to do that.
eng: I think that Tom has the ability to do that.
eng: I think Tom has the ability to solve his problems on his own.
eng: I think that Tom has the ability to solve his problems on his own.
eng: I think Tom has the right to get to know his birth parents.
eng: I think that Tom has the right to get to know his birth parents.
eng: I think Tom has the right to meet his birth parents.
eng: I think that Tom has the right to meet his birth parents.
eng: I think Tom has three options.
eng: I think that Tom has three options.
eng: I think Tom has to be told not to do that.
eng: I think that Tom has to be told not to do that.
eng: I think Tom has to do that again.
eng: I think that Tom has to do that again.
eng: I think Tom has to go potty.
eng: I think Tom has to go to the bathroom.
eng: I think Tom has to go to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom has to go to Australia.
eng: I think Tom has to go to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom has to go to Boston.
eng: I think Tom has to move on.
eng: I think that Tom has to move on.
eng: I think Tom has ulterior motives.
eng: I think that Tom has ulterior motives.
eng: I think Tom has your umbrella.
eng: I think that Tom has your umbrella.
eng: I think Tom hates it when Mary makes him wait.
eng: I think that Tom hates it when Mary makes him wait.
eng: I think Tom hates Mary.
eng: I think that Tom hates Mary.
eng: I think Tom hates me.
eng: I think that Tom hates me.
eng: I think Tom hates my dog.
eng: I think that Tom hates my dog.
eng: I think Tom hates the way I sing.
eng: I think that Tom hates the way I sing.
eng: I think Tom hates us.
eng: I think that Tom hates us.
eng: I think Tom injured himself.
eng: I think that Tom injured himself.
eng: I think Tom is a bit eccentric.
eng: I think that Tom is a bit eccentric.
eng: I think Tom is a bit too impatient.
eng: I think that Tom is a bit too impatient.
eng: I think Tom is able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is able to do that.
eng: I think Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary does.
eng: I think that Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary does.
eng: I think Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary.
eng: I think Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary.
eng: I think Tom is able to play the harmonica as well as Mary does.
eng: I think Tom is about the same age as I am.
eng: I think Tom is about the same age as me.
eng: I think Tom is about the same height as you are.
eng: I think Tom is about the same height as you.
eng: I think Tom is about thirty.
eng: I think that Tom is about thirty.
eng: I think Tom is about thirty years old.
eng: I think that Tom is about thirty years old.
eng: I think Tom is about thirty years old.
eng: I think Tom is about thirty.
eng: I think Tom is about three years older than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is about three years older than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is about three years younger than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is about three years younger than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is about to cry.
eng: I think that Tom is about to cry.
eng: I think Tom is about to leave.
eng: I think that Tom is about to leave.
eng: I think Tom is absent.
eng: I think that Tom is absent.
eng: I think Tom is absent-minded.
eng: I think that Tom is absent-minded.
eng: I think Tom is absolutely right.
eng: I think that Tom is absolutely right.
eng: I think Tom is a coward.
eng: I think that Tom is a coward.
eng: I think Tom is acquainted with Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is acquainted with Mary.
eng: I think Tom is acting a little suspicious.
eng: I think that Tom is acting a little suspicious.
eng: I think Tom is adopted.
eng: I think that Tom is adopted.
eng: I think Tom is adorable.
eng: I think that Tom is adorable.
eng: I think Tom is adventurous.
eng: I think that Tom is adventurous.
eng: I think Tom is a few inches shorter than Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is a few inches shorter than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is afraid.
eng: I think that Tom is afraid.
eng: I think Tom is afraid of you.
eng: I think that Tom is afraid of you.
eng: I think Tom is afraid of your dog.
eng: I think that Tom is afraid of your dog.
eng: I think Tom is afraid that he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think Tom is afraid he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think Tom is afraid that he might lose everything.
eng: I think Tom is afraid he might lose everything.
eng: I think Tom is a genius.
eng: I think that Tom is a genius.
eng: I think Tom is aggressive.
eng: I think that Tom is aggressive.
eng: I think Tom is agnostic.
eng: I think that Tom is agnostic.
eng: I think Tom is a good boy.
eng: I think that Tom is a good boy.
eng: I think Tom is a good cook.
eng: I think that Tom is a good cook.
eng: I think Tom is a good leader.
eng: I think that Tom is a good leader.
eng: I think Tom is a good swimmer.
eng: I think that Tom is a good swimmer.
eng: I think Tom is a great guy.
eng: I think that Tom is a great guy.
eng: I think Tom is a liar.
eng: I think that Tom is a liar.
eng: I think Tom is a likable guy.
eng: I think that Tom is a likable guy.
eng: I think Tom is a likeable guy.
eng: I think that Tom is a likeable guy.
eng: I think Tom is a little nervous about this.
eng: I think that Tom is a little nervous about this.
eng: I think Tom is a little too optimistic.
eng: I think that Tom is a little too optimistic.
eng: I think Tom is alive.
eng: I think that Tom is alive.
eng: I think Tom is all right.
eng: I think that Tom is all right.
eng: I think Tom is almost as tall as Mary is.
eng: I think Tom is almost as tall as Mary.
eng: I think Tom is alone.
eng: I think that Tom is alone.
eng: I think Tom is a lot better chess player than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is a lot better chess player than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is a lot better player than you.
eng: I think that Tom is a lot better player than you.
eng: I think Tom is a lot better singer than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom is a lot better singer than Mary.
eng: I think Tom is a lot better singer than you.
eng: I think that Tom is a lot better singer than you.
eng: I think Tom is a lot better swimmer than you.
eng: I think that Tom is a lot better swimmer than you.
eng: I think Tom is already on the plane.
eng: I think that Tom is already on the plane.
eng: I think Tom is ambidextrous.
eng: I think that Tom is ambidextrous.
eng: I think Tom is ambitious.
eng: I think that Tom is ambitious.
eng: I think Tom is a much better driver than you are.
eng: I think Tom is a much better driver than you.
eng: I think Tom is amused by what's going on.
eng: I think that Tom is amused by what's going on.
eng: I think Tom is amusing.
eng: I think that Tom is amusing.
eng: I think Tom is angry.
eng: I think that Tom is angry.
eng: I think Tom is a nice guy.
eng: I think that Tom is a nice guy.
eng: I think Tom is a nice name.
eng: I think that Tom is a nice name.
eng: I think Tom is annoying.
eng: I think that Tom is annoying.
eng: I think Tom is anxious to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is anxious to do that.
eng: I think Tom is a pretty good artist.
eng: I think that Tom is a pretty good artist.
eng: I think Tom is a pretty remarkable person.
eng: I think that Tom is a pretty remarkable person.
eng: I think Tom is a really nice kid.
eng: I think that Tom is a really nice kid.
eng: I think Tom is arrogant.
eng: I think that Tom is arrogant.
eng: I think Tom is articulate.
eng: I think that Tom is articulate.
eng: I think Tom is artistic.
eng: I think that Tom is artistic.
eng: I think Tom is ashamed.
eng: I think that Tom is ashamed.
eng: I think Tom is asleep.
eng: I think that Tom is asleep.
eng: I think Tom is a student.
eng: I think that Tom is a student.
eng: I think Tom is a terrible father.
eng: I think that Tom is a terrible father.
eng: I think Tom is a terrific kid.
eng: I think that Tom is a terrific kid.
eng: I think Tom is athletic.
eng: I think that Tom is athletic.
eng: I think Tom is at least partially to blame.
eng: I think that Tom is at least partially to blame.
eng: I think Tom is attentive.
eng: I think that Tom is attentive.
eng: I think Tom is autistic.
eng: I think that Tom is autistic.
eng: I think Tom is available.
eng: I think that Tom is available.
eng: I think Tom is a very good player.
eng: I think that Tom is a very good player.
eng: I think Tom is a very talented musician.
eng: I think that Tom is a very talented musician.
eng: I think Tom is awake.
eng: I think that Tom is awake.
eng: I think Tom is awesome.
eng: I think that Tom is awesome.
eng: I think Tom is a winner.
eng: I think that Tom is a winner.
eng: I think Tom is back from Australia.
eng: I think that Tom is back from Australia.
eng: I think Tom is bad.
eng: I think that Tom is bad.
eng: I think Tom is bad-tempered.
eng: I think that Tom is bad-tempered.
eng: I think Tom is bald.
eng: I think that Tom is bald.
eng: I think Tom is beating around the bush.
eng: I think that Tom is beating around the bush.
eng: I think Tom is being blackmailed.
eng: I think that Tom is being blackmailed.
eng: I think Tom is being disrespectful.
eng: I think that Tom is being disrespectful.
eng: I think Tom is being reasonable.
eng: I think that Tom is being reasonable.
eng: I think Tom is being sarcastic.
eng: I think that Tom is being sarcastic.
eng: I think Tom is believable.
eng: I think that Tom is believable.
eng: I think Tom is better looking than John.
eng: I think that Tom is better looking than John.
eng: I think Tom is biased.
eng: I think that Tom is biased.
eng: I think Tom is big-headed.
eng: I think that Tom is big-headed.
eng: I think Tom is bilingual.
eng: I think that Tom is bilingual.
eng: I think Tom is bipolar.
eng: I think that Tom is bipolar.
eng: I think Tom is blind.
eng: I think that Tom is blind.
eng: I think Tom is bored.
eng: I think that Tom is bored.
eng: I think Tom is boring.
eng: I think that Tom is boring.
eng: I think Tom is bossy.
eng: I think that Tom is bossy.
eng: I think Tom is brave.
eng: I think that Tom is brave.
eng: I think Tom is bright.
eng: I think that Tom is bright.
eng: I think Tom is brilliant.
eng: I think that Tom is brilliant.
eng: I think Tom is brilliant.
eng: I think Tom is very smart.
eng: I think Tom is broad-minded.
eng: I think that Tom is broad-minded.
eng: I think Tom is broke.
eng: I think that Tom is broke.
eng: I think Tom is busy.
eng: I think that Tom is busy.
eng: I think Tom is callous.
eng: I think that Tom is callous.
eng: I think Tom is calm.
eng: I think that Tom is calm.
eng: I think Tom is careful.
eng: I think that Tom is careful.
eng: I think Tom is charismatic.
eng: I think that Tom is charismatic.
eng: I think Tom is charming.
eng: I think that Tom is charming.
eng: I think Tom is cheating.
eng: I think that Tom is cheating.
eng: I think Tom is cheating.
eng: I think Tom's cheating.
eng: I think Tom is cheerful.
eng: I think that Tom is cheerful.
eng: I think Tom is chubby.
eng: I think that Tom is chubby.
eng: I think Tom is clever.
eng: I think that Tom is clever.
eng: I think Tom is cold.
eng: I think that Tom is cold.
eng: I think Tom is colorblind.
eng: I think that Tom is colorblind.
eng: I think Tom is coming over.
eng: I think that Tom is coming over.
eng: I think Tom is coming to Australia next weekend.
eng: I think that Tom is coming to Australia next weekend.
eng: I think Tom is coming to Boston next weekend.
eng: I think that Tom is coming to Boston next weekend.
eng: I think Tom is compassionate.
eng: I think that Tom is compassionate.
eng: I think Tom is competent.
eng: I think that Tom is competent.
eng: I think Tom is concealing something from me.
eng: I think that Tom is concealing something from me.
eng: I think Tom is concerned.
eng: I think that Tom is concerned.
eng: I think Tom is confident.
eng: I think that Tom is confident.
eng: I think Tom is confused.
eng: I think that Tom is confused.
eng: I think Tom is conscientious.
eng: I think that Tom is conscientious.
eng: I think Tom is conservative.
eng: I think that Tom is conservative.
eng: I think Tom is considerate.
eng: I think that Tom is considerate.
eng: I think Tom is considering doing that.
eng: I think that Tom is considering doing that.
eng: I think Tom is contented.
eng: I think that Tom is contented.
eng: I think Tom is cool.
eng: I think that Tom is cool.
eng: I think Tom is cooperative.
eng: I think that Tom is cooperative.
eng: I think Tom is correct.
eng: I think that Tom is correct.
eng: I think Tom is courageous.
eng: I think that Tom is courageous.
eng: I think Tom is courteous.
eng: I think that Tom is courteous.
eng: I think Tom is creative.
eng: I think that Tom is creative.
eng: I think Tom is creepy.
eng: I think that Tom is creepy.
eng: I think Tom is curious about that.
eng: I think that Tom is curious about that.
eng: I think Tom is curious.
eng: I think that Tom is curious.
eng: I think Tom is dead.
eng: I think that Tom is dead.
eng: I think Tom is deaf.
eng: I think that Tom is deaf.
eng: I think Tom is deceitful.
eng: I think that Tom is deceitful.
eng: I think Tom is dedicated.
eng: I think that Tom is dedicated.
eng: I think Tom is delirious.
eng: I think that Tom is delirious.
eng: I think Tom is delusional.
eng: I think that Tom is delusional.
eng: I think Tom is demented.
eng: I think that Tom is demented.
eng: I think Tom is dependable.
eng: I think that Tom is dependable.
eng: I think Tom is depraved.
eng: I think that Tom is depraved.
eng: I think Tom is depressed.
eng: I think that Tom is depressed.
eng: I think Tom is desperate.
eng: I think that Tom is desperate.
eng: I think Tom is desperate to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is desperate to do that.
eng: I think Tom is determined to do that.
eng: I think that Tom is determined to do that.
eng: I think Tom is devastated.
eng: I think that Tom is devastated.
eng: I think Tom is devious.
eng: I think that Tom is devious.
eng: I think Tom is different.
eng: I think that Tom is different.
eng: I think Tom is difficult to get along with.
eng: I think that Tom is difficult to get along with.
eng: I think Tom is disappointed.
eng: I think that Tom is disappointed.
eng: I think Tom is discouraged.
eng: I think that Tom is discouraged.
eng: I think Tom is discreet.
eng: I think that Tom is discreet.
eng: I think Tom is disgusted.
eng: I think that Tom is disgusted.
eng: I think Tom is disgusting.
eng: I think that Tom is disgusting.
eng: I think Tom is dishonest.
eng: I think that Tom is dishonest.
eng: I think Tom is displeased.
eng: I think that Tom is displeased.
eng: I think Tom is distinguished.
eng: I think that Tom is distinguished.
eng: I think Tom is distracted.
eng: I think that Tom is distracted.
eng: I think Tom is distraught.
eng: I think that Tom is distraught.