DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do everything John thinks she should do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do everything John thinks she should do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do everything John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do everything John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do whatever John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do whatever John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John asks her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John asks her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John has asked her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John has asked her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John tells her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John tells her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John thinks she should do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John thinks she should do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she shouldn't do what John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do what John wants her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she has do what John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she has do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she has do what John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows she has do what John is asking her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows that she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary knows what to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows what to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary that knows that she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes Mary will visit Australia.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary will visit Australia.
eng: Tom hopes Mary won't tell the truth.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary won't tell the truth.
eng: Tom hopes that he doesn't botch the job.
eng: Tom hopes he doesn't botch the job.
eng: Tom hopes that he won't have to live in Boston for more than a year.
eng: Tom hopes he won't have to live in Boston for more than a year.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary is getting better.
eng: Tom hopes Mary is getting better.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she has do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she has do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she has do what John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she has do what John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she needs to do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she needs to do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she needs to do everything John told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she needs to do everything John told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she needs to do what John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she needs to do what John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she shouldn't do anything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she shouldn't do anything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows that she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary knows she shouldn't do everything John has told her to do.
eng: Tom hopes that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom hopes Mary will do that.
eng: Tom hopes that someday he'll be able to play the drums as well as Mary.
eng: Tom hopes that someday he'll be able to play the drums as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom hugged Mary and told her that he loved her.
eng: Tom hugged Mary and told her he loved her.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He also hugged Alice.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He hugged Alice as well.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He also hugged Alice.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He hugged Alice, too.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He hugged Alice as well.
eng: Tom hugged Mary. He hugged Alice, too.
eng: Tom hung his jacket up.
eng: Tom hung up his jacket.
eng: Tom hung the towel up.
eng: Tom hung up the towel.
eng: Tom hung up his coat behind the door.
eng: Tom hung his coat up behind the door.
eng: Tom ignored all of Mary's warnings.
eng: Tom disregarded Mary's advice completely.
eng: Tom, I know you're in there.
eng: Tom, I know that you're in there.
eng: Tom, I know you're there.
eng: Tom, I know that you're there.
eng: Tom informed me that the bridge was about to collapse.
eng: Tom informed me the bridge was about to collapse.
eng: Tom insisted he wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom insisted he wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom insisted on staying and helping us clean up after the party.
eng: Tom insisted on staying to help us clean up after the party.
eng: Tom insisted that he had done nothing wrong.
eng: Tom insisted that he'd done nothing wrong.
eng: Tom insisted that I stay until Monday.
eng: Tom insisted I stay until Monday.
eng: Tom insisted that we visit his parents.
eng: Tom insisted we visit his parents.
eng: Tom ironed his pants.
eng: Tom ironed his trousers.
eng: Tom is 13, but he still believes in Santa.
eng: Tom is thirteen, but he still believes in Santa.
eng: Tom is a bellfounder.
eng: Tom is a bell maker.
eng: Tom is a better chess player than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better chess player than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a better cook than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better cook than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a better drummer than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better drummer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a better singer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a better singer than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better swimmer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a better swimmer than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better tennis player than Mary.
eng: Tom is a better tennis player than Mary is.
eng: Tom is able to do that better than I am.
eng: Tom is able to do that better than me.
eng: Tom is able to do that by himself now.
eng: Tom can do that by himself now.
eng: Tom is able to do that by himself now.
eng: Tom can now do that by himself.
eng: Tom is able to walk on his hands.
eng: Tom can walk on his hands.
eng: Tom is about the same age as I am.
eng: Tom is about the same age as me.
eng: Tom is about the same height as Mary.
eng: Tom is about the same height as Mary is.
eng: Tom is about the same height as me.
eng: Tom is about the same height as I am.
eng: Tom is about the same height as you.
eng: Tom is about the same height as you are.
eng: Tom is about three years younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is about three years younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a cat.
eng: Tom's a cat.
eng: Tom is a cat worshiper.
eng: Tom's a cat worshiper.
eng: Tom is a city dweller.
eng: Tom's a townie.
eng: Tom is a creative child.
eng: Tom is a creative kid.
eng: Tom is acting as if nothing has happened.
eng: Tom is acting as though nothing has happened.
eng: Tom is acting as though nothing's happened.
eng: Tom is acting as if nothing's happened.
eng: Tom is actually an alien.
eng: Tom's actually an alien.
eng: Tom is a dead-beat.
eng: Tom is a deadbeat.
eng: Tom is a difficult person to talk to.
eng: Tom is a hard person to talk to.
eng: Tom is a difficult person to talk to.
eng: Tom's a difficult person to talk to.
eng: Tom is a disc jockey.
eng: Tom is a DJ.
eng: Tom is a doctor.
eng: Tom's a doctor.
eng: Tom is a drunk.
eng: Tom's a drunk.
eng: Tom is a father himself.
eng: Tom is a dad himself.
eng: Tom is a father.
eng: Tom is a dad.
eng: Tom is a few months older than Mary.
eng: Tom is a few months older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a few years older than Mary.
eng: Tom is a few years older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a fire swallower.
eng: Tom is a fire eater.
eng: Tom is afraid of dogs.
eng: Tom is scared of dogs.
eng: Tom is afraid that I'll get lost.
eng: Tom is afraid I'll get lost.
eng: Tom is afraid that Mary might do that.
eng: Tom is afraid Mary might do that.
eng: Tom is afraid that Mary might eat his lunch if he leaves it on his desk.
eng: Tom is afraid Mary might eat his lunch if he leaves it on his desk.
eng: Tom is afraid that that'll happen.
eng: Tom is afraid that'll happen.
eng: Tom is afraid that that might happen.
eng: Tom is afraid that might happen.
eng: Tom is afraid that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom is afraid that's going to happen.
eng: Tom is afraid to trust anybody.
eng: Tom is afraid to trust anyone.
eng: Tom is afraid to try to do that.
eng: Tom is afraid to try doing that.
eng: Tom is a friend of my father's, but I don't like him.
eng: Tom is a friend of my dad's, but I don't like him.
eng: Tom is a garbage collector.
eng: Tom is a refuse collector.
eng: Tom is a ghost.
eng: Tom's a ghost.
eng: Tom is a glory seeker.
eng: Tom's a glory seeker.
eng: Tom is a good-looking guy, but he's not too friendly.
eng: Tom is a good-looking guy, but he isn't too friendly.
eng: Tom is a good neighbor.
eng: Tom is a good neighbour.
eng: Tom is a grouch.
eng: Tom's a grouch.
eng: Tom is a guy that I lived with for three months.
eng: Tom is a guy I lived with for three months.
eng: Tom is a liar.
eng: Tom's a liar.
eng: Tom is a little older than me.
eng: Tom is a little older than I am.
eng: Tom is alive!
eng: Tom is alive.
eng: Tom is all alone.
eng: Tom is completely alone.
eng: Tom is allergic to mold.
eng: Tom is allergic to mould.
eng: Tom is allergic to monosodium glutamate.
eng: Tom is allergic to MSG.
eng: Tom is allowed to do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom is allowed to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: Tom is all right now.
eng: Tom is OK now.
eng: Tom is all right now.
eng: Tom's all right now.
eng: Tom is all talk and no action.
eng: Tom is all words and no action.
eng: Tom is almost as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is almost as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is almost never home on Monday, is he?
eng: Tom is almost never at home on Monday, is he?
eng: Tom is almost thirty.
eng: Tom is almost thirty years old.
eng: Tom is almost twice as old as Mary is.
eng: Tom is almost twice as old as Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is much faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot older than you think he is.
eng: Tom is much older than you think he is.
eng: Tom is a lot smarter than anybody else.
eng: Tom is a lot smarter than anyone else.
eng: Tom is a lot stronger than I am.
eng: Tom is a lot stronger than me.
eng: Tom is a lot stronger than I am.
eng: Tom is much stronger than me.
eng: Tom is a lot taller than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a lot taller than Mary.
eng: Tom is already doing that.
eng: Tom is doing that already.
eng: Tom is already here.
eng: Tom's already here.
eng: Tom is already in Boston.
eng: Tom is in Boston already.
eng: Tom is already planning to do that.
eng: Tom is already planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is already planning to leave early.
eng: Tom is already planning on leaving early.
eng: Tom is already pretty good at doing that.
eng: Tom is pretty good at doing that already.
eng: Tom is already retired.
eng: Tom is retired already.
eng: Tom is already thirteen years old, but he looks much younger.
eng: Tom is already thirteen, but he looks much younger.
eng: Tom is already thirteen years old.
eng: Tom is already thirteen.
eng: Tom is alright now.
eng: Tom is OK now.
eng: Tom is also a member of our group.
eng: Tom is a member of our group as well.
eng: Tom is also a pretty good chess player.
eng: Tom is a pretty good chess player as well.
eng: Tom is also a pretty good chess player.
eng: Tom is a pretty good chess player, too.
eng: Tom is also going to be late today.
eng: Tom is going to be late today, too.
eng: Tom is also going to do that today.
eng: Tom is going to do that today as well.
eng: Tom is also going to do that today.
eng: Tom is going to do that today, too.
eng: Tom is also helping Mary.
eng: Tom is helping Mary, too.
eng: Tom is also helping me do that.
eng: Tom is helping me do that, too.
eng: Tom is also in this picture.
eng: Tom is in this picture as well.
eng: Tom is also in this picture.
eng: Tom is in this picture, too.
eng: Tom is also mentioned in the book.
eng: Tom is mentioned in the book, too.
eng: Tom is also musically talented.
eng: Tom is musically talented as well.
eng: Tom is also musically talented.
eng: Tom is musically talented, too.
eng: Tom is also on the wrestling team.
eng: Tom is on the wrestling team as well.
eng: Tom is also on the wrestling team.
eng: Tom is on the wrestling team, too.
eng: Tom is always at home.
eng: Tom's always at home.
eng: Tom is always changing careers.
eng: Tom's always changing careers.
eng: Tom is always emailing jokes to me.
eng: Tom is always emailing me jokes.
eng: Tom is always watching television.
eng: Tom is always watching TV.
eng: Tom is a mediocre painter.
eng: Tom's a mediocre painter.
eng: Tom is a member of our group, too.
eng: Tom is a member of our group as well.
eng: Tom is a mighty important figure in our town.
eng: Tom is a very important person in our town.
eng: Tom is a moon worshiper.
eng: Tom's a moon worshiper.
eng: Tom is a much better bass player than I am.
eng: Tom is a much better bass player than me.
eng: Tom is a much better driver than you.
eng: Tom is a much better driver than you are.
eng: Tom is a much better drummer than Mary.
eng: Tom is a much better drummer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a much better drummer than me.
eng: Tom is a much better drummer than I am.
eng: Tom is a much better saxophone player than Mary.
eng: Tom is a much better saxophone player than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a much better saxophonist than Mary.
eng: Tom is a much better saxophonist than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a much better singer than I am.
eng: Tom is a much better singer than me.
eng: Tom is a much better singer than Mary.
eng: Tom is a much better singer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is an able cricket player.
eng: Tom is an able cricketer.
eng: Tom is an accomplished actor, too.
eng: Tom is also an accomplished actor.
eng: Tom is an antivaxxer.
eng: Tom is an anti-vaxxer.
eng: Tom is an applied mathematician.
eng: Tom's an applied mathematician.
eng: Tom is a native speaker of Esperanto.
eng: Tom is a native Esperanto speaker.
eng: Tom is a nature worshiper.
eng: Tom's a nature worshiper.
eng: Tom is an Earth worshiper.
eng: Tom's an Earth worshiper.
eng: Tom is an expert.
eng: Tom's an expert.
eng: Tom is an extraordinary child.
eng: Tom is an extraordinary kid.
eng: Tom is angry with us.
eng: Tom is mad at us.
eng: Tom is an hedonist.
eng: Tom is a hedonist.
eng: Tom is a nice boy.
eng: Tom's a nice boy.
eng: Tom is an imperialist.
eng: Tom's an imperialist.
eng: Tom is an old sea dog.
eng: Tom's an old sea dog.
eng: Tom is a pagan.
eng: Tom's a pagan.
eng: Tom is a painter, but he's not very good.
eng: Tom is a painter, but he isn't very good.
eng: Tom is a PE teacher.
eng: Tom is a phys ed teacher.
eng: Tom is a PE teacher.
eng: Tom is a physical education teacher.
eng: Tom is a philanderer.
eng: Tom's a philanderer.
eng: Tom is a physical education teacher.
eng: Tom is a phys ed teacher.
eng: Tom is a pre-teen.
eng: Tom is a preteen.
eng: Tom is a pretty good jazz saxophonist.
eng: Tom is a pretty good jazz saxophone player.
eng: Tom is a pseudo-intellectual.
eng: Tom is a pseudointellectual.
eng: Tom is a rent-a-cop.
eng: Tom's a rent-a-cop.
eng: Tom is arguing in bad faith.
eng: Tom's arguing in bad faith.
eng: Tom is arguing with somebody.
eng: Tom is arguing with someone.
eng: Tom is around thirty years old.
eng: Tom is around thirty.
eng: Tom is a Satanist.
eng: Tom's a Satanist.
eng: Tom is as busy as Mary.
eng: Tom is as busy as Mary is.
eng: Tom is as good a cook as Mary is.
eng: Tom is as good a cook as Mary.
eng: Tom is a skilled chess player, too.
eng: Tom is also a skilled chess player.
eng: Tom is a skillful card player.
eng: Tom is a skilful card player.
eng: Tom is asleep.
eng: Tom is sleeping.
eng: Tom is asleep.
eng: Tom's asleep.
eng: Tom is a smart guy.
eng: Tom's a smart guy.
eng: Tom is a sophist.
eng: Tom's a sophist.
eng: Tom is a spoiled child.
eng: Tom is a spoilt child.
eng: Tom is as smart as anybody else in his class.
eng: Tom is as smart as anyone else in his class.
eng: Tom is a sun worshiper.
eng: Tom's a sun worshiper.
eng: Tom is as white as a sheet.
eng: Tom is white as a sheet.
eng: Tom is a teacher now.
eng: Tom is now a teacher.
eng: Tom is a teacher, too.
eng: Tom is also a teacher.
eng: Tom is a television enthusiast.
eng: Tom is a TV enthusiast.
eng: Tom is a tightrope walker.
eng: Tom is a funambulist.
eng: Tom is at least as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is at least as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is a tomcat.
eng: Tom's a tomcat.
eng: Tom is a very close friend, but he's not my boyfriend.
eng: Tom is a very close friend, but he isn't my boyfriend.
eng: Tom is a very talented musician, too.
eng: Tom is also a very talented musician.
eng: Tom is a voyeur.
eng: Tom is a Peeping Tom.
eng: Tom is aware it's not always easy.
eng: Tom is aware it isn't always easy.
eng: Tom is aware it's not always easy to win.
eng: Tom is aware it isn't always easy to win.
eng: Tom is a well-rounded individual.
eng: Tom is a well-rounded person.
eng: Tom is back in the hospital.
eng: Tom's back in the hospital.
eng: Tom is back in the slammer.
eng: Tom's back in the slammer.
eng: Tom is back on the bottle.
eng: Tom's back on the bottle.
eng: Tom is beginning to recover, but he's not out of the woods yet.
eng: Tom is beginning to recover, but he isn't out of the woods yet.
eng: Tom is beginning to see why he should've paid more attention in French class.
eng: Tom is beginning to see why he should have paid more attention in French class.
eng: Tom is being sick.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom is better able to do that than I am.
eng: Tom is better able to do that than me.
eng: Tom is better at playing the trombone than Mary.
eng: Tom is better at playing the trombone than Mary is.
eng: Tom is better-looking than I am.
eng: Tom is better-looking than me.
eng: Tom is bleeding.
eng: Tom's bleeding.
eng: Tom is Bulgarian.
eng: Tom's Bulgarian.
eng: Tom is busy.
eng: Tom's busy.
eng: Tom is buying some toys for his children.
eng: Tom is buying his children some toys.
eng: Tom is caught between a rock and a hard place.
eng: Tom is caught between Scylla and Charybdis.
eng: Tom is celebrating his 30th birthday today.
eng: Tom is celebrating his thirtieth birthday today.
eng: Tom is celebrating his thirtieth birthday.
eng: Tom is celebrating his 30th birthday.
eng: Tom is certain he knows who did that.
eng: Tom is certain that he knows who did that.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom's doing a technicolour yawn.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom's yawning in technicolour.
eng: Tom is clueless.
eng: Tom's clueless.
eng: Tom is coming over.
eng: Tom's coming over.
eng: Tom is coming to.
eng: Tom is regaining consciousness.
eng: Tom is confused.
eng: Tom's confused.
eng: Tom is convinced everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced he's doing the right thing.
eng: Tom is convinced that he's doing the right thing.
eng: Tom is convinced he's right.
eng: Tom is convinced that he's right.
eng: Tom is convinced his house is haunted.
eng: Tom is convinced that his house is haunted.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary is guilty.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary is guilty.
eng: Tom is convinced that everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that everyone hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that everybody hates him.
eng: Tom is convinced that he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he has to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he has to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he ought to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he ought to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he should do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he should do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that he should to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced he should to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary should to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary should to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced that Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom is convinced Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom is cruel.
eng: Tom's cruel.
eng: Tom is crying.
eng: Tom's crying.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than he is.
eng: Tom is dating a girl who's three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than him.
eng: Tom is dating somebody else now.
eng: Tom is dating someone else now.
eng: Tom is dating someone, isn't he?
eng: Tom is dating somebody, isn't he?
eng: Tom is dead.
eng: Tom's dead.
eng: Tom is definitely not planning to do that.
eng: Tom is definitely not planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is definitely planning to do that.
eng: Tom is definitely planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is desperate.
eng: Tom's desperate.
eng: Tom is divorced.
eng: Tom's divorced.
eng: Tom is doing that now.
eng: Tom is now doing that.
eng: Tom is doing the job that you refused to do.
eng: Tom is doing the job you refused to do.
eng: Tom is doing the laundry.
eng: Tom is doing the wash.
eng: Tom is doing this for his children.
eng: Tom is doing this for his kids.
eng: Tom is doing very well, actually.
eng: Actually, Tom is doing very well.
eng: Tom is doing very well.
eng: Tom's doing very well.
eng: Tom is dreaming.
eng: Tom's dreaming.
eng: Tom is driving the old car that his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom is driving the old car his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom is drowning!
eng: Tom is drowning.
eng: Tom is dying.
eng: Tom's dying.
eng: Tom is eating on the porch with everyone else.
eng: Tom is eating on the porch with everybody else.
eng: Tom is eating the sandwich that you made for him.
eng: Tom is eating the sandwich you made for him.
eng: Tom is expected to do that, too.
eng: Tom is also expected to do that.
eng: Tom is expected to do that, too.
eng: Tom is expected to do that as well.
eng: Tom is expected to participate, too.
eng: Tom is also expected to participate.
eng: Tom is expecting someone, isn't he?
eng: Tom is expecting somebody, isn't he?
eng: Tom is facing substantial prison time.
eng: Tom is facing a lot of prison time.
eng: Tom is faster than anyone else.
eng: Tom is faster than anybody else.
eng: Tom is fat and everyone makes fun of him.
eng: Tom is fat and everybody makes fun of him.
eng: Tom is fitted to become a businessman.
eng: Tom is fit to become a businessman.
eng: Tom is flush with money since he got paid today.
eng: Tom is flush since he got paid today.
eng: Tom is French-Canadian.
eng: Tom's French-Canadian.
eng: Tom is friendly.
eng: Tom's friendly.
eng: Tom is friends with everybody.
eng: Tom is friends with everyone.
eng: Tom is full of courage.
eng: Tom's full of courage.
eng: Tom is furious.
eng: Tom's furious.
eng: Tom is fussy.
eng: Tom is picky.
eng: Tom is glad Mary is back.
eng: Tom is glad that Mary is back.
eng: Tom is glad that Mary came.
eng: Tom is glad Mary came.
eng: Tom is glad that that's going to happen, but Mary isn't.
eng: Tom is glad that's going to happen, but Mary isn't.
eng: Tom is going to bake a cake for Mary's birthday party.
eng: Tom will bake a cake for Mary's birthday party.
eng: Tom is going to be able to do that eventually.
eng: Tom will be able to do that eventually.
eng: Tom is going to be able to do that eventually.
eng: Tom will eventually be able to do that.
eng: Tom is going to be doing that all afternoon.
eng: Tom will be doing that all afternoon.
eng: Tom is going to be doing that.
eng: Tom will be doing that later.
eng: Tom is going to be hard to beat.
eng: Tom is going to be difficult to beat.
eng: Tom is going to be hard to beat.
eng: Tom will be hard to beat.
eng: Tom is going to be home tonight.
eng: Tom will be home tonight.
eng: Tom is going to be last person to do that.
eng: Tom will be last person to do that.
eng: Tom is going to be relieved to hear that.
eng: Tom will be relieved to hear that.
eng: Tom is going to be sentenced on Monday.
eng: Tom is going to be sentenced Monday.
eng: Tom is going to be sorry he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be sorry that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be sorry he did that.
eng: Tom is going to be sorry that he did that.
eng: Tom is going to be surprised if Mary doesn't do that.
eng: Tom will be surprised if Mary doesn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be surprised if Mary does that.
eng: Tom will be surprised if Mary does that.
eng: Tom is going to be surprised if you do that.
eng: Tom will be surprised if you do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very happy he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very happy that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very happy he didn't do that.
eng: Tom will be very happy that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very happy that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom will be very happy that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very mad if Mary does that.
eng: Tom is going to be very angry if Mary does that.
eng: Tom is going to be very relieved to hear that.
eng: Tom will be very relieved to hear that.
eng: Tom is going to be very sorry he did that.
eng: Tom is going to be very sorry that he did that.
eng: Tom is going to be very surprised if Mary doesn't do that.
eng: Tom will be very surprised if Mary doesn't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very surprised if Mary does that.
eng: Tom will be very surprised if Mary does that.
eng: Tom is going to be very surprised if you don't do that.
eng: Tom will be very surprised if you don't do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very surprised if you do that.
eng: Tom will be very surprised if you do that.
eng: Tom is going to be very tired after doing that.
eng: Tom will be very tired after doing that.
eng: Tom is going to buy a fur coat for Mary.
eng: Tom is going to buy Mary a fur coat.
eng: Tom is going to cook us dinner.
eng: Tom is going to cook dinner for us.
eng: Tom is going to do that eventually.
eng: Tom will do that eventually.
eng: Tom is going to do that if no one stops him.
eng: Tom is going to do that if nobody stops him.
eng: Tom is going to do that later when he's not so busy.
eng: Tom is going to do that later when he isn't so busy.
eng: Tom is going to do that today as well.
eng: Tom is going to do that today, too.
eng: Tom is going to do that today, too.
eng: Tom will also do that today.
eng: Tom is going to do that today, too.
eng: Tom will do that today as well.
eng: Tom is going to do that, too.
eng: Tom is also going to do that.
eng: Tom is going to do that unless someone stops him.
eng: Tom is going to do that unless somebody stops him.
eng: Tom is going to get himself killed if he's not careful.
eng: Tom is going to get himself killed if he isn't careful.
eng: Tom is going to get himself killed if he's not more careful.
eng: Tom is going to get himself killed if he isn't more careful.
eng: Tom is going to get hurt if he's not careful.
eng: Tom is going to get hurt if he isn't careful.
eng: Tom is going to get killed if he's not careful.
eng: Tom is going to get killed if he isn't careful.
eng: Tom is going to get suspicious if you do that.
eng: Tom will get suspicious if you do that.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from elementary school this year.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from grade school this year.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from elementary school this year.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from primary school this year.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from primary school this year.
eng: Tom is going to graduate from grade school this year.
eng: Tom is going to have a hard time doing that.
eng: Tom is going to have a difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom is going to have a heart attack if he's not careful.
eng: Tom is going to have a heart attack if he isn't careful.
eng: Tom is going to have to do that.
eng: Tom will have to do that.
eng: Tom is going to have to figure out how to do that.
eng: Tom will have to figure out how to do that.
eng: Tom is going to hurt himself if he's not a little more careful.
eng: Tom is going to hurt himself if he isn't a little more careful.
eng: Tom is going to let Mary do that.
eng: Tom is going to allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom is going to like the cookies that you baked for him.
eng: Tom is going to like the cookies you baked for him.
eng: Tom is going to love the gift that you bought for him.
eng: Tom is going to love the gift you bought for him.
eng: Tom is going to need to do that.
eng: Tom will need to do that.
eng: Tom is going to sleep on the couch.
eng: Tom is going to sleep on the sofa.
eng: Tom is going to stay here till next Monday.
eng: Tom is going to stay here until next Monday.
eng: Tom is going to stay in Boston a while.
eng: Tom is going to stay in Boston for a while.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he isn't busy.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he's not busy.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary that he likes her.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he likes her.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary that he loves her.
eng: Tom is going to tell Mary he loves her.
eng: Tom is going to try to do that.
eng: Tom is going to try doing that.
eng: Tom is going to want to do that.
eng: Tom will want to do that.
eng: Tom is going to wear the new coat that he bought yesterday.
eng: Tom is going to wear the new coat he bought yesterday.
eng: Tom is going with me tomorrow.
eng: Tom's going with me tomorrow.
eng: Tom is good at chess, too.
eng: Tom is also good at chess.
eng: Tom is happy that Mary came.
eng: Tom is happy Mary came.
eng: Tom is happy when he is with Mary.
eng: Tom is happy when he's with Mary.
eng: Tom is hard to get along with, but he's not stupid.
eng: Tom is hard to get along with, but he isn't stupid.
eng: Tom is hard to get along with.
eng: Tom is difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom is hard to impress.
eng: Tom is difficult to impress.
eng: Tom is hard to live with, isn't he?
eng: Tom is difficult to live with, isn't he?
eng: Tom is hard to reach.
eng: Tom is difficult to reach.
eng: Tom is hard to talk to.
eng: Tom is difficult to talk to.
eng: Tom is hard to teach.
eng: Tom is difficult to teach.
eng: Tom is having a good time as well.
eng: Tom is having a good time, too.
eng: Tom is having dinner right now.
eng: Tom is eating dinner right now.
eng: Tom is helping Mary as well.
eng: Tom is also helping Mary.
eng: Tom is helping Mary as well.
eng: Tom is helping Mary, too.
eng: Tom is helping Mary do that, too.
eng: Tom is also helping Mary do that.
eng: Tom is helping me do that as well.
eng: Tom is also helping me do that.
eng: Tom is helping me do that as well.
eng: Tom is helping me do that, too.
eng: Tom is helpless.
eng: Tom's helpless.
eng: Tom is here, isn't he?
eng: Tom's here, isn't he?
eng: Tom is hesitant to try to do that.
eng: Tom is hesitant to try doing that.
eng: Tom is home alone.
eng: Tom is at home alone.
eng: Tom is hoping he can go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom is hoping that he can go to Australia with Mary next summer.
eng: Tom is hoping he'll be given a second chance.
eng: Tom is hoping that he'll be given a second chance.
eng: Tom is hoping he'll get a new bicycle for Christmas.
eng: Tom is hoping that he'll get a new bicycle for Christmas.
eng: Tom is hoping that he and Mary will be able to spend some time together next weekend.
eng: Tom is hoping he and Mary will be able to spend some time together next weekend.
eng: Tom is hoping that Mary will marry him.
eng: Tom is hoping Mary will marry him.
eng: Tom is hungry as well.
eng: Tom is hungry, too.
eng: Tom is hurt.
eng: Tom's hurt.
eng: Tom is in a coma and the doctors are not sure if he's going to live.
eng: Tom is in a coma and the doctors aren't sure if he's going to live.
eng: Tom is in a meeting right now.
eng: Tom's in a meeting right now.
eng: Tom is in bed because he's not feeling well.
eng: Tom is in bed because he isn't feeling well.
eng: Tom is in better physical shape than I am.
eng: Tom is in better physical shape than me.
eng: Tom is in Boston now.
eng: Tom is now in Boston.
eng: Tom is in Boston with his father.
eng: Tom is in Boston with his dad.
eng: Tom is incapable of doing that.
eng: Tom isn't capable of doing that.
eng: Tom is in charge.
eng: Tom's in charge.
eng: Tom is inclined to be moody and is not easy to live with.
eng: Tom is inclined to be moody and isn't easy to live with.
eng: Tom is in prison already.
eng: Tom is already in prison.
eng: Tom is in solitary confinement.
eng: Tom is in solitary.
eng: Tom is interested in mathematics.
eng: Tom is interested in math.
eng: Tom is in the garden now.
eng: Tom's in the garden now.
eng: Tom is in the garden right now.
eng: Tom's in the garden right now.
eng: Tom is in the laboratory now.
eng: Tom is in the lab now.
eng: Tom is in the living room, asleep on the couch.
eng: Tom is in the living room, asleep on the sofa.
eng: Tom is in the living room, telling a story to his grandchildren.
eng: Tom is in the living room, telling his grandchildren a story.
eng: Tom is in the next room with his children.
eng: Tom is in the next room with his kids.
eng: Tom is in there.
eng: Tom's in there.
eng: Tom is jealous.
eng: Tom's jealous.
eng: Tom is joking.
eng: Tom's joking.
eng: Tom is just about as tall as Mary is.
eng: Tom is just about as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom is just a kid.
eng: Tom is just a child.
eng: Tom is just as fat as Mary.
eng: Tom is just as fat as Mary is.
eng: Tom is just not the person that I thought he was.
eng: Tom is just not the person I thought he was.
eng: Tom is just over three years old now.
eng: Tom is now just over three years old.
eng: Tom is just pretending that he can't understand.
eng: Tom is just pretending he can't understand.
eng: Tom is just thirteen years old.
eng: Tom is just thirteen.
eng: Tom is just three weeks older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is just three weeks older than Mary.
eng: Tom is kind of weird.
eng: Tom is kind of strange.
eng: Tom is kind to everyone, isn't he?
eng: Tom is kind to everybody, isn't he?
eng: Tom is laughing.
eng: Tom's laughing.
eng: Tom is learning how to fly a plane.
eng: Tom is learning how to fly an airplane.
eng: Tom is less active than his brother.
eng: Tom isn't as active as his brother.
eng: Tom is liked by everyone.
eng: Everyone likes Tom.
eng: Tom is likely going to have a hard time doing that.
eng: Tom is likely going to have a difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom is likely to be angry.
eng: Tom is likely to be mad.
eng: Tom is likely to be better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is likely to be better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is likely to be glad that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom is likely to be glad that's going to happen.
eng: Tom is likely to be late. "I think so, too."
eng: Tom will likely be late. "I think so, too."
eng: Tom is likely to be smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom is likely to be smarter than Mary is.
eng: Tom is likely to still be better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is likely to still be better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is likely to still be faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is likely to still be faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is likely to still be mad.
eng: Tom is likely to still be angry.
eng: Tom is likely to still be quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is likely to still be quicker at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he's not hungry.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he isn't hungry.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he's not tired.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he isn't tired.
eng: Tom is likely to walk to work tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom will likely walk to work tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom is living by himself.
eng: Tom is living alone.
eng: Tom is living in the apartment that I used to live in.
eng: Tom is living in the apartment I used to live in.
eng: Tom is looking at the pictures Mary took in Australia.
eng: Tom is looking at the pictures that Mary took in Australia.
eng: Tom is looking at the pictures that Mary sent him.
eng: Tom is looking at the pictures Mary sent him.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to help Mary.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to help Mary.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to teach French to his children.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his children.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to teach French to his children.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his kids.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody who knows French.
eng: Tom is looking for someone who knows French.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his children next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to babysit his kids next Monday evening.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his kids.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to teach French to his kids.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his kids.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach French to his children.
eng: Tom is looking for someone to teach him French.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody to teach him French.
eng: Tom is looking for someone who speaks French.
eng: Tom is looking for somebody who speaks French.
eng: Tom is lost, but he's not willing to admit it.
eng: Tom is lost, but he isn't willing to admit it.
eng: Tom is lost, but he's unwilling to admit it.
eng: Tom is lost, but he isn't willing to admit it.
eng: Tom is lost, but he's unwilling to admit it.
eng: Tom is lost, but he's not willing to admit it.
eng: Tom is loved by everybody.
eng: Tom is loved by everyone.
eng: Tom is lucky it's not Monday.
eng: Tom is lucky it isn't Monday.
eng: Tom is lucky Mary did that for him.
eng: Tom is lucky that Tom did that for him.
eng: Tom is lucky Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom is lucky that Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom is lucky nobody saw him do that.
eng: Tom is lucky no one saw him do that.
eng: Tom is lucky that he's still able to do that.
eng: Tom is lucky that he can still do that.
eng: Tom is lucky they still allow him to do that.
eng: Tom is lucky they still let him do that.
eng: Tom is lying on the couch.
eng: Tom is lying on the sofa.
eng: Tom is lying.
eng: Tom's lying.
eng: Tom is married and has three children.
eng: Tom is married and has three kids.
eng: Tom is married.
eng: Tom's married.
eng: Tom is Mary's brother.
eng: Tom's Mary's brother.
eng: Tom is Mary's oldest child.
eng: Tom is Mary's oldest kid.
eng: Tom is Mary's only child.
eng: Tom is Mary's only kid.
eng: Tom is Mary's stepfather.
eng: Tom is Mary's stepdad.
eng: Tom is mentioned in the book as well.
eng: Tom is also mentioned in the book.
eng: Tom is mentioned in the book as well.
eng: Tom is mentioned in the book, too.
eng: Tom is messing up everything.
eng: Tom is messing everything up.
eng: Tom is missing.
eng: Tom's missing.
eng: Tom is more intelligent than Mary thinks he is.
eng: Tom is more intelligent than Mary thinks.
eng: Tom is more stupid than you think.
eng: Tom is stupider than you think.
eng: Tom is more talented than I am.
eng: Tom is more talented than me.
eng: Tom is more than my friend, but he's not quite my boyfriend.
eng: Tom is more than my friend, but he isn't quite my boyfriend.
eng: Tom is more than twice as old as Mary is.
eng: Tom is more than twice as old as Mary.
eng: Tom is much better at cooking than I am.
eng: Tom is much better at cooking than me.
eng: Tom is much better at doing that than I am.
eng: Tom is much better at doing that than me.
eng: Tom is much better looking than I am.
eng: Tom is much better looking than me.
eng: Tom is much better than me at doing that.
eng: Tom is much better than I am at doing that.
eng: Tom is much busier than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much busier than Mary.
eng: Tom is much faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is a lot faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is much faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is much faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much friendlier than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much friendlier than Mary.
eng: Tom is much heavier than I am.
eng: Tom is much heavier than me.
eng: Tom is much heavier than Mary.
eng: Tom is much heavier than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent than I am.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent than me.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent than Mary.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent that Mary.
eng: Tom is much more intelligent that Mary is.
eng: Tom is much nicer than Mary.
eng: Tom is much nicer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much older than he says he is.
eng: Tom is a lot older than he says he is.
eng: Tom is much older than I am.
eng: Tom is much older than me.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary.
eng: Tom is much older than Mary.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much older than my father.
eng: Tom is a lot older than my father.
eng: Tom is much richer than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much richer than Mary.
eng: Tom is much shorter and weighs considerably less than Mary.
eng: Tom is much shorter and weighs much less than Mary.
eng: Tom is much shorter than me.
eng: Tom is much shorter than I am.
eng: Tom is much smarter than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom is much stronger than me.
eng: Tom is much stronger than I am.
eng: Tom is much taller than his father is.
eng: Tom is much taller than his father.
eng: Tom is much taller than his father.
eng: Tom is a lot taller than his father.
eng: Tom is much taller than Mary.
eng: Tom is much taller than Mary is.
eng: Tom is much younger than he says he is.
eng: Tom is a lot younger than he says he is.
eng: Tom is much younger than I am.
eng: Tom is much younger than me.
eng: Tom is much younger than Mary thinks.
eng: Tom is a lot younger than Mary thinks.
eng: Tom is much younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is a lot younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is much younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is much younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is musically talented, too.
eng: Tom is musically talented as well.
eng: Tom is my cousin.
eng: Tom's my cousin.
eng: Tom is my dad.
eng: Tom is my father.
eng: Tom is my friend.
eng: Tom's my friend.
eng: Tom is my half brother.
eng: Tom is my half-brother.
eng: Tom is my nephew.
eng: Tom's my nephew.
eng: Tom is my older brother.
eng: Tom is my elder brother.
eng: Tom is my soulmate.
eng: Tom is my soul mate.
eng: Tom is my stepdad.
eng: Tom is my stepfather.
eng: Tom is nearly thirty years old now.
eng: Tom is nearly thirty now.
eng: Tom is nearly thirty years old.
eng: Tom is nearly thirty.
eng: Tom is never going to admit that he's wrong, is he?
eng: Tom is never going to admit he's wrong, is he?
eng: Tom is never going to admit that he's wrong.
eng: Tom is never going to admit he's wrong.
eng: Tom is never going to admit that he was wrong, is he?
eng: Tom is never going to admit he was wrong, is he?
eng: Tom is never going to admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom is never going to admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom is never going to believe I did that on purpose.
eng: Tom is never going to believe that I did that on purpose.
eng: Tom is never going to see Mary again.
eng: Tom will never to see Mary again.
eng: Tom is nice as pie.
eng: Tom's nice as pie.
eng: Tom is nice to everybody.
eng: Tom is nice to everyone.
eng: Tom is no better at remembering things than I am.
eng: Tom isn't any better at remembering things than I am.
eng: Tom is no different from anyone else.
eng: Tom is no different from anybody else.
eng: Tom is no longer a student here.
eng: Tom isn't a student here anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer planning to do that.
eng: Tom is no longer planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is no longer planning to stay with us next summer.
eng: Tom is no longer planning on staying with us next summer.
eng: Tom is no longer welcome in my house.
eng: Tom isn't welcome in my house anymore.
eng: Tom is non-binary.
eng: Tom is nonbinary.
eng: Tom is nosey.
eng: Tom is nosy.
eng: Tom is nosy, isn't he?
eng: Tom is nosey, isn't he?
eng: Tom is not a big guy.
eng: Tom isn't a big guy.
eng: Tom is not able to drive a car.
eng: Tom isn't able to drive a car.
eng: Tom is not able to easily distinguish between boredom and hunger.
eng: Tom isn't able to easily distinguish between boredom and hunger.
eng: Tom is not able to swim.
eng: Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: Tom is not about to give up now.
eng: Tom isn't about to give up now.
eng: Tom is not a boy anymore.
eng: Tom isn't a boy anymore.
eng: Tom is not a busy man.
eng: Tom isn't a busy man.
eng: Tom is not a busy person.
eng: Tom isn't a busy person.
eng: Tom is not a cat person.
eng: Tom isn't a cat person.
eng: Tom is not addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom's not addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom is not a dumb guy.
eng: Tom isn't a dumb guy.
eng: Tom is not affiliated with Disneyland.
eng: Tom isn't affiliated with Disneyland.
eng: Tom is not afraid to speak his mind.
eng: Tom isn't afraid to speak his mind.
eng: Tom is not a friendly guy.
eng: Tom isn't a friendly guy.
eng: Tom is not a furry.
eng: Tom's not a furry.
eng: Tom is not a happy boy.
eng: Tom isn't a happy boy.
eng: Tom is not a happy camper.
eng: Tom isn't a happy camper.
eng: Tom is not a happy man.
eng: Tom isn't a happy man.
eng: Tom is not a happy person.
eng: Tom isn't a happy person.
eng: Tom is not a hero.
eng: Tom isn't a hero.
eng: Tom is not a huge basketball fan.
eng: Tom isn't a huge basketball fan.
eng: Tom is not a lazy boy. As a matter of fact, he works hard.
eng: Tom isn't a lazy boy. As a matter of fact, he works hard.
eng: Tom is not a lazy child.
eng: Tom isn't a lazy child.
eng: Tom is not a liar.
eng: Tom isn't a liar.
eng: Tom is not allowed in the lab.
eng: Tom isn't allowed in the lab.
eng: Tom is not all there.
eng: Tom isn't all there.
eng: Tom is not always busy.
eng: Tom isn't always busy.
eng: Tom is not a member.
eng: Tom isn't a member.
eng: Tom is not an idle boy any longer.
eng: Tom isn't an idle boy any longer.
eng: Tom is not answering his phone.
eng: Tom isn't answering his phone.
eng: Tom is not answering his phone.
eng: Tom's not answering his phone.
eng: Tom is not anticipating any trouble.
eng: Tom isn't anticipating any trouble.
eng: Tom is not a one-trick pony.
eng: Tom isn't a one-trick pony.