DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I thought that you said you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you weren't going to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you weren't going to smoke anymore.
eng: I thought that you said that you weren't going to smoke anymore.
eng: I thought that you said you weren't interested.
eng: I thought that you said that you weren't interested.
eng: I thought that you said you were planning on doing that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were planning on doing that.
eng: I thought that you said you were planning to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were planning to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were ready.
eng: I thought that you said that you were ready.
eng: I thought that you said you were ready to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were ready to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were sick of peanut butter.
eng: I thought that you said that you were sick of peanut butter.
eng: I thought that you said you were staying until 2:30.
eng: I thought that you said that you were staying until 2:30.
eng: I thought that you said you were tempted to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were tempted to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were the first one to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were the first one to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were willing to do that.
eng: I thought that you said that you were willing to do that.
eng: I thought that you said you were willing to help us find Tom.
eng: I thought that you said that you were willing to help us find Tom.
eng: I thought that you said you worked all morning.
eng: I thought that you said that you worked all morning.
eng: I thought that you said you worked here.
eng: I thought that you said that you worked here.
eng: I thought that you said you worked in Boston.
eng: I thought that you said that you worked in Boston.
eng: I thought that you said you wouldn't be coming to school today.
eng: I thought that you said that you wouldn't be coming to school today.
eng: I thought that you said you wouldn't let Tom drive.
eng: I thought that you said that you wouldn't let Tom drive.
eng: I thought that you thought that Tom wasn't interested in sports.
eng: I thought that you thought Tom wasn't interested in sports.
eng: I thought that you thought that Tom was still a bricklayer.
eng: I thought that you thought Tom was still a bricklayer.
eng: I thought that you used to be a teacher in Australia.
eng: I thought you used to be a teacher in Australia.
eng: I thought that you were able to speak French.
eng: I thought you were able to speak French.
eng: I thought that you were coming over last night.
eng: I thought you were coming over last night.
eng: I thought that you were going to buy a jacket.
eng: I thought you were going to buy a jacket.
eng: I thought that you were going to talk about this with Tom.
eng: I thought you were going to talk about this with Tom.
eng: I thought that you weren't supposed to do that by yourselves.
eng: I thought you weren't supposed to do that by yourselves.
eng: I thought that you were planning on going to Boston.
eng: I thought you were planning on going to Boston.
eng: I thought that you were smart enough to know better.
eng: I thought you were smart enough to know better.
eng: I thought that you were still studying French.
eng: I thought you were still studying French.
eng: I thought that you were Tom's uncle.
eng: I thought you were Tom's uncle.
eng: I thought that you would be able to do that.
eng: I thought you would be able to do that.
eng: I thought that you would do that.
eng: I thought you would do that.
eng: I thought that you would have to do that.
eng: I thought you would have to do that.
eng: I thought that you would need to do that.
eng: I thought you would need to do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't have to do that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't have to do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't need to do that.
eng: I thought you wouldn't need to do that.
eng: I thought that you wouldn't show up.
eng: I thought you wouldn't show up.
eng: I thought that you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought that you'd recognize Tom.
eng: I thought that you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought you'd recognize Tom.
eng: I thought that you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought you would recognize Tom.
eng: I thought that you would show up.
eng: I thought you would show up.
eng: I thought the bridge might be unsafe.
eng: I thought that the bridge might be unsafe.
eng: I thought the captain ordered you not to do that.
eng: I thought that the captain ordered you not to do that.
eng: I thought the company had sent Tom to Boston.
eng: I thought that the company had sent Tom to Boston.
eng: I thought the concert was quite good.
eng: I thought that the concert was quite good.
eng: I thought the death penalty should be abolished.
eng: I thought that the death penalty should be abolished.
eng: I thought the dress Mary was wearing looked really nice.
eng: I thought that the dress Mary was wearing looked really nice.
eng: I thought the ending was good.
eng: I thought that the ending was good.
eng: I thought the enemy had killed Tom.
eng: I thought that the enemy had killed Tom.
eng: I thought the festival was over.
eng: I thought that the festival was over.
eng: I thought the food was excellent.
eng: I thought that the food was excellent.
eng: I thought the food was too greasy.
eng: I thought that the food was too greasy.
eng: I thought the game was over.
eng: I thought that the game was over.
eng: I thought the guy you were talking to was Tom.
eng: I thought that the guy you were talking to was Tom.
eng: I thought the Jacksons were having a party.
eng: I thought that the Jacksons were having a party.
eng: I thought the little boy who was staring and pointing at the foreigner was very rude.
eng: I thought that the little boy who was staring and pointing at the foreigner was very rude.
eng: I thought the meeting had been canceled.
eng: I thought that the meeting had been canceled.
eng: I thought the meeting went really well.
eng: I thought that the meeting went really well.
eng: I thought the movie was awesome.
eng: I thought that the movie was awesome.
eng: I thought the movie was pretty good.
eng: I thought that the movie was pretty good.
eng: I thought the nightmare was over.
eng: I thought that the nightmare was over.
eng: I thought the only thing you really enjoyed was golf.
eng: I thought that the only thing you really enjoyed was golf.
eng: I thought the plan was to arrive early.
eng: I thought that the plan was to arrive early.
eng: I thought the play went very well.
eng: I thought that the play went very well.
eng: I thought the prices at that store were too high.
eng: I thought that the prices at that store were too high.
eng: I thought the prices in that store were too high.
eng: I thought that the prices in that store were too high.
eng: I thought the price was kind of high.
eng: I thought that the price was kind of high.
eng: I thought the questions were easy.
eng: I thought that the questions were easy.
eng: I thought there was a chance that Tom would do that.
eng: I thought that there was a chance Tom would do that.
eng: I thought there was a chance Tom would do that.
eng: I thought that there was a chance Tom would do that.
eng: I thought there was a chance Tom would do that.
eng: I thought there was a chance that Tom would do that.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom would do that.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom would do that.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom would need our help.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom would need our help.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't do that.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't do that.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't know Mary.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't know Mary.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't like Mary.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't like Mary.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't want to do anything with Mary.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't want to do anything with Mary.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought there was a good chance Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought there was a good chance that Tom would refuse to do that.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance that Tom would refuse to do that.
eng: I thought there was a good chance Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought that there was a good chance Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
eng: I thought there was a possibility that Tom was going to break the contract.
eng: I thought that there was a possibility that Tom was going to break the contract.
eng: I thought there was somebody in the meeting room.
eng: I thought that there was somebody in the meeting room.
eng: I thought there was somebody in the room.
eng: I thought that there was somebody in the room.
eng: I thought there would be more of us.
eng: I thought that there would be more of us.
eng: I thought the show was over.
eng: I thought that the show was over.
eng: I thought the sound was a firecracker at first.
eng: I thought that the sound was a firecracker at first.
eng: I thought the team played well today.
eng: I thought that the team played well today.
eng: I thought the time for the meeting had been changed.
eng: I thought that the time for the meeting had been changed.
eng: I thought the way Tom handled that was good.
eng: I thought that the way Tom handled that was good.
eng: I thought the woman I met yesterday was Tom's mother.
eng: I thought that the woman I met yesterday was Tom's mother.
eng: I thought they'd find somebody else.
eng: I thought that they'd find somebody else.
eng: I thought they'd find somebody else.
eng: I thought they'd find someone else.
eng: I thought they'd heard us.
eng: I thought that they'd heard us.
eng: I thought they'd never leave.
eng: I thought that they'd never leave.
eng: I thought they found Tom.
eng: I thought that they found Tom.
eng: I thought they looked familiar.
eng: I thought that they looked familiar.
eng: I thought they offered you a job.
eng: I thought that they offered you a job.
eng: I thought they were all Canadians.
eng: I thought that they were all Canadians.
eng: I thought they were angry with me because I didn't help them wash the car.
eng: I thought that they were angry with me because I didn't help them wash the car.
eng: I thought they were going to put me out of business.
eng: I thought that they were going to put me out of business.
eng: I thought they weren't going to make it.
eng: I thought that they weren't going to make it.
eng: I thought they were terrible.
eng: I thought that they were terrible.
eng: I thought they were unemployed.
eng: I thought that they were unemployed.
eng: I thought they were wrong.
eng: I thought that they were wrong.
eng: I thought they wouldn't come.
eng: I thought that they wouldn't come.
eng: I thought they wouldn't like you.
eng: I thought that they wouldn't like you.
eng: I thought they wouldn't take me seriously.
eng: I thought that they wouldn't take me seriously.
eng: I thought things were going OK.
eng: I thought that things were going OK.
eng: I thought things would change.
eng: I thought that things would change.
eng: I thought things would get better, but as it is, they are getting worse.
eng: I thought that things would get better, but as it is, they are getting worse.
eng: I thought this book was interesting.
eng: I thought that this book was interesting.
eng: I thought this building had a sprinkler system.
eng: I thought that this building had a sprinkler system.
eng: I thought this building was abandoned.
eng: I thought that this building was abandoned.
eng: I thought this door was locked.
eng: I thought that this door was locked.
eng: I thought this looked familiar.
eng: I thought that this looked familiar.
eng: I thought this might come in handy.
eng: I thought that this might come in handy.
eng: I thought this might happen.
eng: I thought that this might happen.
eng: I thought this might interest you.
eng: I thought that this might interest you.
eng: I thought this pair of shoes would last longer.
eng: I thought that this pair of shoes would last longer.
eng: I thought this place was supposed to be quiet.
eng: I thought that this place was supposed to be quiet.
eng: I thought this present might be from you.
eng: I thought that this present might be from you.
eng: I thought this was a hospital.
eng: I thought that this was a hospital.
eng: I thought this was common knowledge.
eng: I thought that this was common knowledge.
eng: I thought this was important.
eng: I thought that this was important.
eng: I thought this was just between us.
eng: I thought that this was just between us.
eng: I thought this was just going to be another boring day at the office.
eng: I thought that this was just going to be another boring day at the office.
eng: I thought this was mine.
eng: I thought that this was mine.
eng: I thought this wasn't a big deal.
eng: I thought that this wasn't a big deal.
eng: I thought this was over.
eng: I thought that this was over.
eng: I thought this was settled.
eng: I thought that this was settled.
eng: I thought this was something we both wanted.
eng: I thought that this was something we both wanted.
eng: I thought this was what you always wanted.
eng: I thought that this was what you always wanted.
eng: I thought this would be more fun.
eng: I thought that this would be more fun.
eng: I thought this would happen.
eng: I thought that this would happen.
eng: I thought this would make us both so happy.
eng: I thought that this would make us both so happy.
eng: I thought this would make you happy.
eng: I thought that this would make you happy.
eng: I thought this would never happen.
eng: I thought that this would never happen.
eng: I thought today was your day off.
eng: I thought that today was your day off.
eng: I thought Tom already had his driver's license.
eng: I thought that Tom already had his driver's license.
eng: I thought Tom already knew about that.
eng: I thought that Tom already knew about that.
eng: I thought Tom already knew.
eng: I thought that Tom already knew.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary broke up.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary broke up.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary had a relationship.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary had a relationship.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary made such a nice couple.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary made such a nice couple.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they weren't going to get married.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary said they weren't going to get married.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they weren't planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they weren't planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they weren't planning to stay.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they weren't planning on staying.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they were planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary said they were planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary should meet.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary should meet.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary still didn't have driver's licenses.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary still didn't have driver's licenses.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were already married.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were already married.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both dead.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both dead.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both going to Harvard.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both going to Harvard.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both going to hit me.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both going to hit me.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both over thirty.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both over thirty.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both still single.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both still single.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were both under thirty.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were both under thirty.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were busy.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were busy.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were crazy.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were crazy.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were dating each other.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were dating each other.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were friends.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were friends.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were going to Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were going to Australia.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were going to Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were going to Boston.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were going to use me as a hostage.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were going to use me as a hostage.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were hungry.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were hungry.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were married to each other.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were married to each other.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were nuts.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were nuts.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were supposed to be in Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were supposed to be in Australia.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were supposed to be in Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were supposed to be in Boston.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were talking things out.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were talking things out.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary were twins.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary were twins.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary would be married by now.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary would be married by now.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary would get married.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary would get married.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary would have forgotten me by now.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary would've forgotten me by now.
eng: I thought Tom and Mary would hit it off.
eng: I thought that Tom and Mary would hit it off.
eng: I thought Tom and you were friends.
eng: I thought that Tom and you were friends.
eng: I thought Tom blamed me for what happened.
eng: I thought that Tom blamed me for what happened.
eng: I thought Tom confessed.
eng: I thought that Tom confessed.
eng: I thought Tom could cheer Mary up.
eng: I thought that Tom could cheer Mary up.
eng: I thought Tom could do that.
eng: I thought that Tom could do that.
eng: I thought Tom could do that tomorrow.
eng: I thought that Tom could do that tomorrow.
eng: I thought Tom could help.
eng: I thought that Tom could help.
eng: I thought Tom could lend Mary some money.
eng: I thought that Tom could lend Mary some money.
eng: I thought Tom could lend me some money.
eng: I thought that Tom could lend me some money.
eng: I thought Tom could lend us some money.
eng: I thought that Tom could lend us some money.
eng: I thought Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I thought that Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I thought Tom couldn't play the banjo.
eng: I thought that Tom couldn't play the banjo.
eng: I thought Tom couldn't ride a bicycle.
eng: I thought that Tom couldn't ride a bicycle.
eng: I thought Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I thought that Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I thought Tom could pass the test.
eng: I thought that Tom could pass the test.
eng: I thought Tom could probably do that.
eng: I thought that Tom could probably do that.
eng: I thought Tom could probably win.
eng: I thought that Tom could probably win.
eng: I thought Tom did a good job.
eng: I thought that Tom did a good job.
eng: I thought Tom did a great job.
eng: I thought that Tom did a great job.
eng: I thought Tom did all right.
eng: I thought that Tom did all right.
eng: I thought Tom did a nice job.
eng: I thought that Tom did a nice job.
eng: I thought Tom did a pretty good job.
eng: I thought that Tom did a pretty good job.
eng: I thought Tom didn't do that well.
eng: I didn't think Tom did that well.
eng: I thought Tom didn't drink.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't drink.
eng: I thought Tom didn't eat meat.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't eat meat.
eng: I thought Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't enjoy doing that.
eng: I thought Tom didn't enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: I thought Tom didn't even work here anymore.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't even work here anymore.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have a car.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have a car.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have a dog.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have a dog.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have a driver's license.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have a driver's license.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have a driver's license yet.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have a driver's license yet.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I thought Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know how to do that.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know how to play the banjo.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know how to play the banjo.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know how to play the saxophone.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know how to play the saxophone.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know how to speak French.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know how to speak French.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know how use a chain saw.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know how use a chain saw.
eng: I thought Tom didn't know Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't know Mary.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like baseball.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like baseball.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like cats.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like cats.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like it.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like it.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like Mary anymore.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like Mary anymore.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like Mary.
eng: I thought Tom didn't like me anymore.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't like me anymore.
eng: I thought Tom didn't need to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't need to do that.
eng: I thought Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I thought Tom didn't work today.
eng: I thought that Tom didn't work today.
eng: I thought Tom did OK.
eng: I thought that Tom did OK.
eng: I thought Tom did pretty well.
eng: I thought that Tom did pretty well.
eng: I thought Tom did really well on Monday.
eng: I thought that Tom did really well on Monday.
eng: I thought Tom did that pretty well.
eng: I thought that Tom did that pretty well.
eng: I thought Tom did that well.
eng: I thought that Tom did that well.
eng: I thought Tom did very well.
eng: I thought that Tom did very well.
eng: I thought Tom did well.
eng: I thought that Tom did well.
eng: I thought Tom died last year in Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom died last year in Australia.
eng: I thought Tom died last year in Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom died last year in Boston.
eng: I thought Tom enjoyed doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom enjoyed doing that.
eng: I thought Tom had a chance to win.
eng: I thought that Tom had a chance to win.
eng: I thought Tom had a date.
eng: I thought that Tom had a date.
eng: I thought Tom had a day off.
eng: I thought that Tom had a day off.
eng: I thought Tom had a dog.
eng: I thought that Tom had a dog.
eng: I thought Tom had agreed to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom had agreed to do that.
eng: I thought Tom had agreed to do the job.
eng: I thought that Tom had agreed to do the job.
eng: I thought Tom had already bought the tickets.
eng: I thought that Tom had already bought the tickets.
eng: I thought Tom had already done that.
eng: I thought that Tom had already done that.
eng: I thought Tom had already finished his work.
eng: I thought that Tom had already finished his work.
eng: I thought Tom had already gone home.
eng: I thought that Tom had already gone home.
eng: I thought Tom had already talked to Mary about that.
eng: I thought that Tom had already talked to Mary about that.
eng: I thought Tom had already tried to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom had already tried to do that.
eng: I thought Tom had already unplugged the toaster.
eng: I thought that Tom had already unplugged the toaster.
eng: I thought Tom had a meeting this afternoon.
eng: I thought that Tom had a meeting this afternoon.
eng: I thought Tom had another hour to finish the report.
eng: I thought that Tom had another hour to finish the report.
eng: I thought Tom had answered all your questions.
eng: I thought that Tom had answered all your questions.
eng: I thought Tom had a place to live.
eng: I thought that Tom had a place to live.
eng: I thought Tom had a shot.
eng: I thought that Tom had a shot.
eng: I thought Tom had a soccer game tonight.
eng: I thought that Tom had a soccer game tonight.
eng: I thought Tom had been notified.
eng: I thought that Tom had been notified.
eng: I thought Tom had been told.
eng: I thought that Tom had been told.
eng: I thought Tom had blown it.
eng: I thought that Tom had blown it.
eng: I thought Tom had changed.
eng: I thought that Tom had changed.
eng: I thought Tom had convinced Mary not to buy that.
eng: I thought that Tom had convinced Mary not to buy that.
eng: I thought Tom had died.
eng: I thought that Tom had died.
eng: I thought Tom had done that.
eng: I thought that Tom had done that.
eng: I thought Tom had enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I thought that Tom had enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I thought Tom had enough money to live on.
eng: I thought that Tom had enough money to live on.
eng: I thought Tom had fixed this.
eng: I thought that Tom had fixed this.
eng: I thought Tom had forgotten something.
eng: I thought that Tom had forgotten something.
eng: I thought Tom had forgotten to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom had forgotten to do that.
eng: I thought Tom had gone to Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom had gone to Australia.
eng: I thought Tom had gone to Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom had gone to Boston.
eng: I thought Tom had got lost.
eng: I thought that Tom had got lost.
eng: I thought Tom had gotten lost.
eng: I thought that Tom had gotten lost.
eng: I thought Tom had gotten out of the hospital.
eng: I thought that Tom had gotten out of the hospital.
eng: I thought Tom had gotten over Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom had gotten over Mary.
eng: I thought Tom had left.
eng: I thought that Tom had left.
eng: I thought Tom had left town.
eng: I thought that Tom had left town.
eng: I thought Tom had left with Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom had left with Mary.
eng: I thought Tom had lied to me.
eng: I thought that Tom had lied to me.
eng: I thought Tom had met Mary before.
eng: I thought that Tom had met Mary before.
eng: I thought Tom had more class than that.
eng: I thought that Tom had more class than that.
eng: I thought Tom had more friends than that.
eng: I thought that Tom had more friends than that.
eng: I thought Tom had more sense than that.
eng: I thought that Tom had more sense than that.
eng: I thought Tom had my back.
eng: I thought that Tom had my back.
eng: I thought Tom had never been to Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom had never been to Australia.
eng: I thought Tom had never been to Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom had never been to Boston.
eng: I thought Tom had potential.
eng: I thought that Tom had potential.
eng: I thought Tom had quit smoking.
eng: I thought that Tom had quit smoking.
eng: I thought Tom had red hair.
eng: I thought that Tom had red hair.
eng: I thought Tom had resigned.
eng: I thought that Tom had resigned.
eng: I thought Tom had retired.
eng: I thought that Tom had retired.
eng: I thought Tom had something to tell us.
eng: I thought that Tom had something to tell us.
eng: I thought Tom had something to tell you.
eng: I thought that Tom had something to tell you.
eng: I thought Tom had stopped dating Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom had stopped dating Mary.
eng: I thought Tom had stopped smoking.
eng: I thought that Tom had stopped smoking.
eng: I thought Tom had talked Mary out of buying that.
eng: I thought that Tom had talked Mary out of buying that.
eng: I thought Tom had to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom had to do that.
eng: I thought Tom handled it well.
eng: I thought that Tom handled it well.
eng: I thought Tom handled that the right way.
eng: I thought that Tom handled that the right way.
eng: I thought Tom hated Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom hated Mary.
eng: I thought Tom hated me.
eng: I thought that Tom hated me.
eng: I thought Tom hated us.
eng: I thought that Tom hated us.
eng: I thought Tom held something back from us.
eng: I thought that Tom held something back from us.
eng: I thought Tom just needed some more time.
eng: I thought that Tom just needed some more time.
eng: I thought Tom kissed Mary yesterday.
eng: I thought that Tom kissed Mary yesterday.
eng: I thought Tom knew a lot about Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom knew a lot about Australia.
eng: I thought Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I thought Tom knew how to play the mandolin.
eng: I thought that Tom knew how to play the mandolin.
eng: I thought Tom knew Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom knew Mary.
eng: I thought Tom knew what had to be done.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what had to be done.
eng: I thought Tom knew what he had to do.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what he had to do.
eng: I thought Tom knew what he needed to do.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what he needed to do.
eng: I thought Tom knew what I wanted to do.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what I wanted to do.
eng: I thought Tom knew what needed to be done.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what needed to be done.
eng: I thought Tom knew what the problem was.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what the problem was.
eng: I thought Tom knew what we had to do.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what we had to do.
eng: I thought Tom knew what we wanted to do.
eng: I thought that Tom knew what we wanted to do.
eng: I thought Tom knew why we couldn't do that for Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom knew why we couldn't do that for Mary.
eng: I thought Tom left.
eng: I thought that Tom left.
eng: I thought Tom liked me.
eng: I thought that Tom liked me.
eng: I thought Tom liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought that Tom liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought Tom lived in this neck of the woods.
eng: I thought that Tom lived in this neck of the woods.
eng: I thought Tom lived with you.
eng: I thought that Tom lived with you.
eng: I thought Tom looked a bit overweight.
eng: I thought that Tom looked a bit overweight.
eng: I thought Tom looked bored.
eng: I thought that Tom looked bored.
eng: I thought Tom looked hungry.
eng: I thought that Tom looked hungry.
eng: I thought Tom looked like he was amused by that.
eng: I thought that Tom looked like he was amused by that.
eng: I thought Tom looked lonely.
eng: I thought that Tom looked lonely.
eng: I thought Tom looked nervous doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom looked nervous doing that.
eng: I thought Tom looked nervous.
eng: I thought that Tom looked nervous.
eng: I thought Tom looked OK.
eng: I thought that Tom looked OK.
eng: I thought Tom looked pretty mad.
eng: I thought that Tom looked pretty mad.
eng: I thought Tom looked shocked.
eng: I thought that Tom looked shocked.
eng: I thought Tom loved Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom loved Mary.
eng: I thought Tom loved me.
eng: I thought that Tom loved me.
eng: I thought Tom might actually do it.
eng: I thought that Tom might actually do it.
eng: I thought Tom might actually do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might actually do that.
eng: I thought Tom might agree to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might agree to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might ask Mary to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might ask Mary to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might ask Mary to help him.
eng: I thought that Tom might ask Mary to help him.
eng: I thought Tom might ask Mary to the dance.
eng: I thought that Tom might ask Mary to the dance.
eng: I thought Tom might be able to help.
eng: I thought that Tom might be able to help.
eng: I thought Tom might be able to help us.
eng: I thought that Tom might be able to help us.
eng: I thought Tom might be allowed to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might be allowed to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might be here today.
eng: I thought that Tom might be here today.
eng: I thought Tom might be in Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom might be in Australia.
eng: I thought Tom might be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought that Tom might be in Australia this week.
eng: I thought Tom might be in jail.
eng: I thought that Tom might be in jail.
eng: I thought Tom might be interested in doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom might be interested in doing that.
eng: I thought Tom might be interested in doing that with us.
eng: I thought that Tom might be interested in doing that with us.
eng: I thought Tom might be interested.
eng: I thought that Tom might be interested.
eng: I thought Tom might be mad at you.
eng: I thought that Tom might be mad at you.
eng: I thought Tom might be permitted to do that again.
eng: I thought that Tom might be permitted to do that again.
eng: I thought Tom might be permitted to do that by himself.
eng: I thought that Tom might be permitted to do that by himself.
eng: I thought Tom might be permitted to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might be permitted to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might be sick.
eng: I thought that Tom might be sick.
eng: I thought Tom might be sleeping.
eng: I thought that Tom might be sleeping.
eng: I thought Tom might be the one responsible for the problem.
eng: I thought that Tom might be the one responsible for the problem.
eng: I thought Tom might be the only one who knew what Mary wanted to do.
eng: I thought that Tom might be the only one who knew what Mary wanted to do.
eng: I thought Tom might be the only one who knew where Mary was born.
eng: I thought that Tom might be the only one who knew where Mary was born.
eng: I thought Tom might be there, and he was.
eng: I thought that Tom might be there, and he was.
eng: I thought Tom might be upset.
eng: I thought that Tom might be upset.
eng: I thought Tom might be waiting for us in front of the station.
eng: I thought that Tom might be waiting for us in front of the station.
eng: I thought Tom might be with you.
eng: I thought that Tom might be with you.
eng: I thought Tom might come.
eng: I thought that Tom might come.
eng: I thought Tom might do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might do that.
eng: I thought Tom might enjoy that movie.
eng: I thought that Tom might enjoy that movie.
eng: I thought Tom might get angry.
eng: I thought that Tom might get angry.
eng: I thought Tom might have a hammer I could borrow.
eng: I thought that Tom might have a hammer I could borrow.
eng: I thought Tom might have been hurt.
eng: I thought that Tom might have been hurt.
eng: I thought Tom might have to do that by himself.
eng: I thought that Tom might have to do that by himself.
eng: I thought Tom might have to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might have to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might have to do that this week.
eng: I thought that Tom might have to do that this week.
eng: I thought Tom might have to do that today.
eng: I thought that Tom might have to do that today.
eng: I thought Tom might kiss Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom might kiss Mary.
eng: I thought Tom might know Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom might know Mary.
eng: I thought Tom might know what to do.
eng: I thought that Tom might know what to do.
eng: I thought Tom might know where Mary lives.
eng: I thought that Tom might know where Mary lives.
eng: I thought Tom might need some time off.
eng: I thought that Tom might need some time off.
eng: I thought Tom might need to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might need to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might need to do that this week.
eng: I thought that Tom might need to do that this week.
eng: I thought Tom might need to do that today.
eng: I thought that Tom might need to do that today.
eng: I thought Tom might not be permitted to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might not be permitted to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might not have to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might not have to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might not like Thai food.
eng: I thought that Tom might not like Thai food.
eng: I thought Tom might not need to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might not need to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might not want to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might not want to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might not want to go with us.
eng: I thought that Tom might not want to go with us.
eng: I thought Tom might sing a couple of songs for us.
eng: I thought that Tom might sing a couple of songs for us.
eng: I thought Tom might want it.
eng: I thought that Tom might want it.
eng: I thought Tom might want to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might want to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might want to do that today.
eng: I thought that Tom might want to do that today.
eng: I thought Tom might want to go with us.
eng: I thought that Tom might want to go with us.
eng: I thought Tom might want to learn how to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom might want to learn how to do that.
eng: I thought Tom might win.
eng: I thought that Tom might win.
eng: I thought Tom needed help.
eng: I thought that Tom needed help.
eng: I thought Tom needed to help Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom needed to help Mary.
eng: I thought Tom no longer needed to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom no longer needed to do that.
eng: I thought Tom probably did it.
eng: I thought that Tom probably did it.
eng: I thought Tom probably did that.
eng: I thought that Tom probably did that.
eng: I thought Tom resigned.
eng: I thought that Tom resigned.
eng: I thought Tom said he didn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I thought that Tom said he didn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I thought Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he didn't know how to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he didn't know how to get here.
eng: I thought that Tom said he didn't know how to get here.
eng: I thought Tom said he didn't know how to play the ukulele.
eng: I thought that Tom said he didn't know how to play the ukulele.
eng: I thought Tom said he didn't want to get married.
eng: I thought that Tom said he didn't want to get married.
eng: I thought Tom said he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought that Tom said he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought Tom said he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought that Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought Tom said he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought Tom said that he liked this kind of music.
eng: I thought Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
eng: I thought that Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning on staying.
eng: I thought that Tom said he wasn't planning on staying.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning to stay.
eng: I thought that Tom said he wasn't planning to stay.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning to stay.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't planning on staying.
eng: I thought Tom said he wasn't ready to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he wasn't ready to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he was planning on doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he was planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom said he was planning to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom said he was planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he was planning to do that.
eng: I thought Tom said he was planning on doing that.
eng: I thought Tom said it was a dog.
eng: I thought that Tom said it was a dog.
eng: I thought Tom said it was his dog.
eng: I thought that Tom said it was his dog.
eng: I thought Tom said Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom said Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought Tom said Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought Tom said that Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought Tom said that Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought that Tom said that Mary was from Australia.
eng: I thought Tom said that Mary was from Boston.
eng: I thought that Tom said that Mary was from Boston.
eng: I thought Tom said to be here by 2:30.
eng: I thought that Tom said to be here by 2:30.
eng: I thought Tom saw me.
eng: I thought that Tom saw me.
eng: I thought Tom seemed confused.
eng: I thought that Tom seemed confused.
eng: I thought Tom seemed excited.
eng: I thought that Tom seemed excited.
eng: I thought Tom seemed impressed.
eng: I thought that Tom seemed impressed.
eng: I thought Tom seemed shocked.
eng: I thought that Tom seemed shocked.
eng: I thought Tom seemed unfriendly.
eng: I thought that Tom seemed unfriendly.
eng: I thought Tom should buy a gift for Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom should buy a gift for Mary.
eng: I thought Tom should buy a new car.
eng: I thought that Tom should buy a new car.
eng: I thought Tom should do that.
eng: I thought that Tom should do that.
eng: I thought Tom should get more exercise.
eng: I thought that Tom should get more exercise.
eng: I thought Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: I thought that Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: I thought Tom should study French.
eng: I thought that Tom should study French.
eng: I thought Tom should study harder.
eng: I thought that Tom should study harder.
eng: I thought Tom should tell you.
eng: I thought that Tom should tell you.
eng: I thought Tom's jokes were funny.
eng: I thought that Tom's jokes were funny.
eng: I thought Tom's opinion was relevant.
eng: I thought that Tom's opinion was relevant.
eng: I thought Tom sounded angry.
eng: I thought that Tom sounded angry.
eng: I thought Tom sounded happy.
eng: I thought that Tom sounded happy.
eng: I thought Tom sounded upset.
eng: I thought that Tom sounded upset.
eng: I thought Tom's performance was satisfactory.
eng: I thought that Tom's performance was satisfactory.
eng: I thought Tom's plan was a good one.
eng: I thought that Tom's plan was a good one.
eng: I thought Tom told you about me.
eng: I thought that Tom told you about me.
eng: I thought Tom told you what you had to do.
eng: I thought that Tom told you what you had to do.
eng: I thought Tom turned that job down.
eng: I thought that Tom turned that job down.
eng: I thought Tom understood.
eng: I thought that Tom understood.
eng: I thought Tom used to be a French teacher.
eng: I thought that Tom used to be a French teacher.
eng: I thought Tom wanted the job.
eng: I thought that Tom wanted the job.
eng: I thought Tom wanted to marry Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom wanted to marry Mary.
eng: I thought Tom wanted to marry you.
eng: I thought that Tom wanted to marry you.
eng: I thought Tom was absent.
eng: I thought that Tom was absent.
eng: I thought Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I thought that Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I thought Tom was a carpenter.
eng: I thought that Tom was a carpenter.
eng: I thought Tom was a complete idiot.
eng: I thought that Tom was a complete idiot.
eng: I thought Tom was a decent guy.
eng: I thought that Tom was a decent guy.
eng: I thought Tom was a doctor.
eng: I thought that Tom was a doctor.
eng: I thought Tom was adorable.
eng: I thought that Tom was adorable.
eng: I thought Tom was a farmer.
eng: I thought that Tom was a farmer.
eng: I thought Tom was afraid.
eng: I thought that Tom was afraid.
eng: I thought Tom was afraid to swim.
eng: I thought that Tom was afraid to swim.
eng: I thought Tom was a French teacher.
eng: I thought that Tom was a French teacher.
eng: I thought Tom was a friend of yours.
eng: I thought that Tom was a friend of yours.
eng: I thought Tom was a goner.
eng: I thought that Tom was a goner.
eng: I thought Tom was a jerk.
eng: I thought that Tom was a jerk.
eng: I thought Tom was alone.
eng: I thought that Tom was alone.
eng: I thought Tom was already finished doing that.
eng: I thought that Tom was already finished doing that.
eng: I thought Tom was already finished doing that.
eng: I thought Tom was finished doing that already.
eng: I thought Tom was already married.
eng: I thought that Tom was already married.
eng: I thought Tom was a musician.
eng: I thought that Tom was a musician.
eng: I thought Tom was an accountant.
eng: I thought that Tom was an accountant.
eng: I thought Tom was an electrician.
eng: I thought that Tom was an electrician.
eng: I thought Tom was angry at me because I didn't help him build his house.
eng: I thought that Tom was angry at me because I didn't help him build his house.
eng: I thought Tom was angry.
eng: I thought that Tom was angry.
eng: I thought Tom was angry.
eng: I thought Tom was mad.
eng: I thought Tom was angry with me.
eng: I thought that Tom was angry with me.
eng: I thought Tom was a nice guy.
eng: I thought that Tom was a nice guy.
eng: I thought Tom was annoying.
eng: I thought that Tom was annoying.
eng: I thought Tom was a physician.
eng: I thought that Tom was a physician.
eng: I thought Tom was asleep.
eng: I thought that Tom was asleep.
eng: I thought Tom was asleep, so I tiptoed out of the room.
eng: I thought that Tom was asleep, so I tiptoed out of the room.
eng: I thought Tom was a teenager.
eng: I thought that Tom was a teenager.
eng: I thought Tom was at home.
eng: I thought that Tom was at home.
eng: I thought Tom was at school.
eng: I thought that Tom was at school.
eng: I thought Tom was awake.
eng: I thought that Tom was awake.
eng: I thought Tom was awesome.
eng: I thought that Tom was awesome.
eng: I thought Tom was behind bars.
eng: I thought that Tom was behind bars.
eng: I thought Tom was being stubborn.
eng: I thought that Tom was being stubborn.
eng: I thought Tom was better at doing that than I was.
eng: I thought that Tom was better at doing that than I was.
eng: I thought Tom was bluffing.
eng: I thought that Tom was bluffing.
eng: I thought Tom was bored.
eng: I thought that Tom was bored.
eng: I thought Tom was broke.
eng: I thought that Tom was broke.
eng: I thought Tom was busy.
eng: I thought that Tom was busy.
eng: I thought Tom was careless.
eng: I thought that Tom was careless.
eng: I thought Tom was carrying a gun.
eng: I thought that Tom was carrying a gun.
eng: I thought Tom was coming home with you.
eng: I thought that Tom was coming home with you.
eng: I thought Tom was coming.
eng: I thought that Tom was coming.
eng: I thought Tom was confused.
eng: I thought that Tom was confused.
eng: I thought Tom was cooperative.
eng: I thought that Tom was cooperative.
eng: I thought Tom was crazy.
eng: I thought that Tom was crazy.
eng: I thought Tom was cute.
eng: I thought that Tom was cute.
eng: I thought Tom was dead.
eng: I thought that Tom was dead.
eng: I thought Tom was desperate.
eng: I thought that Tom was desperate.
eng: I thought Tom was desperate to do that.
eng: I thought that Tom was desperate to do that.
eng: I thought Tom was different.
eng: I thought that Tom was different.
eng: I thought Tom was difficult to get along with.
eng: I thought that Tom was difficult to get along with.
eng: I thought Tom was discouraged.
eng: I thought that Tom was discouraged.
eng: I thought Tom was doing that for Mary.
eng: I thought that Tom was doing that for Mary.
eng: I thought Tom was doing that now.
eng: I thought that Tom was doing that now.
eng: I thought Tom was downstairs.
eng: I thought that Tom was downstairs.
eng: I thought Tom was drunk.
eng: I thought that Tom was drunk.
eng: I thought Tom was dying.
eng: I thought that Tom was dying.
eng: I thought Tom was embarrassed.
eng: I thought that Tom was embarrassed.
eng: I thought Tom was exaggerating.
eng: I thought that Tom was exaggerating.
eng: I thought Tom was fantastic.
eng: I thought that Tom was fantastic.
eng: I thought Tom was finished, but he told me that he wasn't.
eng: I thought that Tom was finished, but he told me that he wasn't.
eng: I thought Tom was finished doing that already.
eng: I thought that Tom was finished doing that already.