DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom thought Mary would be back by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be back by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be back soon.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be bored, but he was wrong.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be bored, but he was wrong.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be busy.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be busy.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be careful.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be careful.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be cold.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be cold.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be confused, but she wasn't.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be confused, but she wasn't.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be cooperative.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be depressed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be depressed.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be desperate to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be discouraged.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be discouraged.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be doing that later this afternoon.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be doing that later this afternoon.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be drunk, but she seemed sober.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be drunk, but she seemed sober.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be early.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be early.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be exhausted.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be exhausted.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be finished doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be first.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be first.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be frightened by that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be glad to see him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be glad to see him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be gone by the time we got there.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be gone by the time we got there.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be grouchy.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be grouchy.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be heartbroken.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be heartbroken.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be impressed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be impressed.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be in Australia for three weeks.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be in her office.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be in her office.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be interested in doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be interested in visiting one of the art museums.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be interested in visiting one of the art museums.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be interested.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be jealous.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be last.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be last.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be late.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be late.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be lonely.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be lonely.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be mad.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be mad.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be more cooperative.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be more cooperative.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be motivated to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be nervous doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be nervous doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be nervous.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be nervous.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be present at today's meeting.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be punctual.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be punctual.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be ready.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be ready.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be reasonable.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be reasonable.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be retired by now.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be retired by now.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be scared.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be scared.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be sleepy.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be sleepy.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be surprised.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be surprised.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be suspicious.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be suspicious.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be sympathetic.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be sympathetic.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be tempted to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be the last one to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be the next one to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be there.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be there.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be through doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be through doing that by 2:30.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be tired.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be tired.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be unenthusiastic about that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be unenthusiastic about that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be upset if he did that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be upset if he did that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be worried.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be worried.
eng: Tom thought Mary would come back.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would come back.
eng: Tom thought Mary would come to his party.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would come to his party.
eng: Tom thought Mary would cry.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would cry.
eng: Tom thought Mary would die an old maid.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would die an old maid.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do that for him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do that for him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do that with him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do that with him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would eat more.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would eat more.
eng: Tom thought Mary would enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would forget to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would forget to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would have to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would have to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would know where John was.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would know where John was.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely be there.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely be there.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely come to his party.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely come to his party.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely cry.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely cry.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely know John's telephone number.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely know John's telephone number.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely know what to do.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely know what to do.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely know where John lived.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely know where John lived.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely not do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely not do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely not win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely not win.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely refuse to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely refuse to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would likely win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would likely win.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would need to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would need to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would never do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would never do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to convince John to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't be able to convince John to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to convince John to stop doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't be able to convince John to stop doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to earn more than thirty dollars an hour.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't be able to earn more than thirty dollars an hour.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't do that with him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't do that with him.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't eat what John had made.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't eat what John had made.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't forget to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't forget to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't help him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't help him.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like Australia.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like Australia.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like doing that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like doing that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely be busy in the morning.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely be busy in the morning.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely be busy.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely be busy.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely be there.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely be there.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely come to his party.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely come to his party.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely cry.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely cry.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely know what to do.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely know what to do.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't likely win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't likely win.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to buy such a small car.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want to buy such a small car.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to live in Australia.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want to live in Australia.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to live in Boston.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want to live in Boston.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't win.
eng: Tom thought Mary would probably do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would probably do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would probably fail her French test.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would probably fail her French test.
eng: Tom thought Mary would probably refuse to help him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would probably refuse to help him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would remember him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would remember him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would want him to do that for her.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would want him to do that for her.
eng: Tom thought Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would want to do that.
eng: Tom thought Mary would want to know that John was planning to be in Australia next week.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would want to know that John was planning to be in Australia next week.
eng: Tom thought Mary would win.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would win.
eng: Tom thought my idea was crazy.
eng: Tom thought that my idea was crazy.
eng: Tom thought nobody knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought nobody was at home.
eng: Tom thought that nobody was at home.
eng: Tom thought nobody was home.
eng: Tom thought that nobody was home.
eng: Tom thought no one was at home.
eng: Tom thought nobody was at home.
eng: Tom thought no one was at home.
eng: Tom thought that no one was at home.
eng: Tom thought no one was looking.
eng: Tom thought that no one was looking.
eng: Tom thought something bad might happen.
eng: Tom thought that something bad might happen.
eng: Tom thought something bad was about to happen.
eng: Tom thought that something bad was about to happen.
eng: Tom thought something had happened to Mary.
eng: Tom thought that something had happened to Mary.
eng: Tom thought something wasn't right.
eng: Tom thought that something wasn't right.
eng: Tom thought something was wrong with his car.
eng: Tom thought that something was wrong with his car.
eng: Tom thought that Africa was a country.
eng: Tom thought Africa was a country.
eng: Tom thought that doing that would be a mistake.
eng: Tom thought doing that would be a mistake.
eng: Tom thought that he could count on Mary to do a good job.
eng: Tom thought he could count on Mary to do a good job.
eng: Tom thought that he could do whatever he wanted.
eng: Tom thought he could do whatever he wanted.
eng: Tom thought that he could do whatever he wanted.
eng: Tom thought he could do whatever he wanted to.
eng: Tom thought that he had woken up from his dream, but in fact he was still dreaming.
eng: Tom thought he had woken up from his dream, but in fact he was still dreaming.
eng: Tom thought that he might be able do that.
eng: Tom thought he might be able do that.
eng: Tom thought that he might be able win.
eng: Tom thought he might be able win.
eng: Tom thought that he might do that.
eng: Tom thought he might do that.
eng: Tom thought that he might win.
eng: Tom thought he might win.
eng: Tom thought that he ought to do that.
eng: Tom thought he ought to do that.
eng: Tom thought that he should go to Boston to be with Mary.
eng: Tom thought he should go to Boston to be with Mary.
eng: Tom thought that he should go.
eng: Tom thought he should go.
eng: Tom thought that he was going to be busy all morning, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom thought he was going to be busy all morning, but he wasn't.
eng: Tom thought that he was going to be busy.
eng: Tom thought he was going to be busy.
eng: Tom thought that he wasn't going to survive.
eng: Tom thought he wasn't going to survive.
eng: Tom thought that he wasn't likely to survive.
eng: Tom thought he wasn't likely to survive.
eng: Tom thought that he was very lucky.
eng: Tom thought he was very lucky.
eng: Tom thought that his house was haunted.
eng: Tom thought his house was haunted.
eng: Tom thought that his parents were infallible.
eng: Tom thought his parents were infallible.
eng: Tom thought that his parents were perfect.
eng: Tom thought his parents were perfect.
eng: Tom thought that I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thought I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thought that I had to do that.
eng: Tom thought I had to do that.
eng: Tom thought that I needed to do that.
eng: Tom thought I needed to do that.
eng: Tom thought that I ought to do that.
eng: Tom thought I ought to do that.
eng: Tom thought that I should do that.
eng: Tom thought I should do that.
eng: Tom thought that I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thought I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thought that it must be hot outside.
eng: Tom thought it must be hot outside.
eng: Tom thought that it was a joke.
eng: Tom thought it was a joke.
eng: Tom thought that it was too late to help Mary.
eng: Tom thought it was too late to help Mary.
eng: Tom thought that it would be a waste of time to go to that meeting.
eng: Tom thought it would be a waste of time to go to that meeting.
eng: Tom thought that it would be fun to go sailing.
eng: Tom thought it would be fun to go sailing.
eng: Tom thought that John was his brother.
eng: Tom thought John was his brother.
eng: Tom thought that John was Mary's son.
eng: Tom thought John was Mary's son.
eng: Tom thought that Mary and I would be doing that by ourselves.
eng: Tom thought Mary and I would be doing that by ourselves.
eng: Tom thought that Mary could cook better than she really could.
eng: Tom thought Mary could cook better than she really could.
eng: Tom thought that Mary could save him.
eng: Tom thought Mary could save him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't understand French.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't understand French.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't want to play chess with him.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't want to play chess with him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary didn't want to swim.
eng: Tom thought Mary didn't want to swim.
eng: Tom thought that Mary had done that.
eng: Tom thought Mary had done that.
eng: Tom thought that Mary had eaten breakfast.
eng: Tom thought Mary had eaten breakfast.
eng: Tom thought that Mary had run away.
eng: Tom thought Mary had run away.
eng: Tom thought that Mary hated him.
eng: Tom thought Mary hated him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary liked him.
eng: Tom thought Mary liked him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary liked me.
eng: Tom thought Mary liked me.
eng: Tom thought that Mary looked very tired.
eng: Tom thought Mary looked very tired.
eng: Tom thought that Mary loved him.
eng: Tom thought Mary loved him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might have been brainwashed.
eng: Tom thought Mary might've been brainwashed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might have been brainwashed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might've been brainwashed.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might have to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought Mary might have to do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought that Mary might try to kill herself.
eng: Tom thought Mary might try to kill herself.
eng: Tom thought that Mary should do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought Mary should do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wanted him to kiss her, but he wasn't sure, so he didn't.
eng: Tom thought Mary wanted him to kiss her, but he wasn't sure, so he didn't.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wanted him to kiss her.
eng: Tom thought Mary wanted him to kiss her.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom thought Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was a genius.
eng: Tom thought Mary was a genius.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was a little overweight.
eng: Tom thought Mary was a little overweight.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was asking too many questions.
eng: Tom thought Mary was asking too many questions.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was attractive.
eng: Tom thought Mary was attractive.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was at work.
eng: Tom thought Mary was at work.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was a very good French teacher.
eng: Tom thought Mary was a very good French teacher.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was being unreasonable.
eng: Tom thought Mary was being unreasonable.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was going to die.
eng: Tom thought Mary was going to die.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was having a good time.
eng: Tom thought Mary was having a good time.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was having fun.
eng: Tom thought Mary was having fun.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was having money problems.
eng: Tom thought Mary was having money problems.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was involved.
eng: Tom thought Mary was involved.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was likely to get the job.
eng: Tom thought Mary was likely to get the job.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was likely to want to leave early.
eng: Tom thought Mary was likely to want to leave early.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was married.
eng: Tom thought Mary was married.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wasn't getting enough sleep.
eng: Tom thought Mary wasn't getting enough sleep.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was probably not going to attend the event.
eng: Tom thought Mary was probably not going to attend the event.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was probably over thirty.
eng: Tom thought Mary was probably over thirty.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was probably still somewhere in Boston.
eng: Tom thought Mary was probably still somewhere in Boston.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was probably too young to drive.
eng: Tom thought Mary was probably too young to drive.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was safe.
eng: Tom thought Mary was safe.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was single.
eng: Tom thought Mary was single.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom thought Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was still sleeping.
eng: Tom thought Mary was still sleeping.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was talking about John.
eng: Tom thought Mary was talking about John.
eng: Tom thought that Mary was the best dancer he'd ever seen.
eng: Tom thought Mary was the best dancer he'd ever seen.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be at John's party.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be at John's party.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be here today.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be here today.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be on time.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be on time.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would be too busy to help him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would be too busy to help him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do that on October 20th.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do that right thing.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do that right thing.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would do the right thing.
eng: Tom thought Mary would do the right thing.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would enjoy the concert.
eng: Tom thought Mary would enjoy the concert.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like Indonesian food.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like Indonesian food.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like John.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like John.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like this movie.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like this movie.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would like to go to Boston to see John.
eng: Tom thought Mary would like to go to Boston to see John.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would make a good bounty hunter.
eng: Tom thought Mary would make a good bounty hunter.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would never leave him.
eng: Tom thought Mary would never leave him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't be able to beat him at chess.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to beat him at chess.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't have to sing.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't have to sing.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like Boston.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like Boston.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like John.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like John.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like Malaysian food.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't like Malaysian food.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't see him.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't see him.
eng: Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want him at her wedding.
eng: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want him at her wedding.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would probably be willing to help.
eng: Tom thought Mary would probably be willing to help.
eng: Tom thought that Mary would want to know that John was planning to be in Boston next week.
eng: Tom thought Mary would want to know that John was planning to be in Boston next week.
eng: Tom thought that maybe Mary and John were gunrunners.
eng: Tom thought maybe Mary and John were gunrunners.
eng: Tom thought that nobody knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought that no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought nobody knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought that no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought that no one knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought that nobody knew what he was doing.
eng: Tom thought that no one saw him.
eng: Tom thought no one saw him.
eng: Tom thought that the amulet would protect him from harm.
eng: Tom thought the amulet would protect him from harm.
eng: Tom thought that the amulet would protect him from witches.
eng: Tom thought the amulet would protect him from witches.
eng: Tom thought that the best solution was the one Mary suggested.
eng: Tom thought the best solution was the one Mary suggested.
eng: Tom thought that the best solution was to ask Mary to leave.
eng: Tom thought the best solution was to ask Mary to leave.
eng: Tom thought that the door was locked.
eng: Tom thought the door was locked.
eng: Tom thought that the judge's decision was unfair.
eng: Tom thought the judge's decision was unfair.
eng: Tom thought that the picture hanging above the fireplace might be worth a lot of money.
eng: Tom thought the picture hanging above the fireplace might be worth a lot of money.
eng: Tom thought that the price was too high.
eng: Tom thought the price was too high.
eng: Tom thought that there was a good chance that it was Mary who had stolen the painting.
eng: Tom thought there was a good chance that it was Mary who had stolen the painting.
eng: Tom thought that the story was amusing.
eng: Tom thought the story was amusing.
eng: Tom thought that the worst was over.
eng: Tom thought the worst was over.
eng: Tom thought that we could do that.
eng: Tom thought we could do that.
eng: Tom thought that we could win.
eng: Tom thought we could win.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary said wasn't true.
eng: Tom thought what Mary said wasn't true.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary was doing was wrong.
eng: Tom thought what Mary was doing was wrong.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary wrote didn't make any sense.
eng: Tom thought what Mary wrote didn't make any sense.
eng: Tom thought that would embarrass Mary.
eng: Tom thought would embarrass Mary.
eng: Tom thought that you'd do that.
eng: Tom thought you'd do that.
eng: Tom thought the bed was too soft.
eng: Tom thought that the bed was too soft.
eng: Tom thought the boy he saw talking to Mary was John.
eng: Tom thought that the boy he saw talking to Mary was John.
eng: Tom thought the car Mary was driving wasn't safe.
eng: Tom thought that the car Mary was driving wasn't safe.
eng: Tom thought the food Mary had prepared tasted pretty good.
eng: Tom thought that the food Mary had prepared tasted pretty good.
eng: Tom thought the girl he saw in the park was Mary.
eng: Tom thought that the girl he saw in the park was Mary.
eng: Tom thought the girl he saw talking to John was Mary.
eng: Tom thought that the girl he saw talking to John was Mary.
eng: Tom thought the girl he saw was Mary.
eng: Tom thought that the girl he saw was Mary.
eng: Tom thought the house Mary wanted to buy was a little too small.
eng: Tom thought that the house Mary wanted to buy was a little too small.
eng: Tom thought the little place on the corner might be a good place to eat.
eng: Tom thought that the little place on the corner might be a good place to eat.
eng: Tom thought the meeting was a waste of time.
eng: Tom thought that the meeting was a waste of time.
eng: Tom thought the movie was good.
eng: Tom thought that the movie was good.
eng: Tom thought the music was too loud, but he was too tired to get up and turn the volume down.
eng: Tom thought that the music was too loud, but he was too tired to get up and turn the volume down.
eng: Tom thought there should be a limit on how much money his wife should be allowed to spend.
eng: Tom thought that there should be a limit on how much money his wife should be allowed to spend.
eng: Tom thought the situation was really sad.
eng: Tom thought that the situation was really sad.
eng: Tom thought the used car salesman was trying to rip him off.
eng: Tom thought that the used car salesman was trying to rip him off.
eng: Tom thought the watch Mary had given him was ugly.
eng: Tom thought that the watch Mary had given him was ugly.
eng: Tom thought the woman he saw was Mary.
eng: Tom thought that the woman he saw was Mary.
eng: Tom thought this was a good idea.
eng: Tom thought that this was a good idea.
eng: Tom thought this was funny.
eng: Tom thought that this was funny.
eng: Tom thought we'd all die together.
eng: Tom thought that we'd all die together.
eng: Tom thought we should leave early.
eng: Tom thought that we should leave early.
eng: Tom thought we were in danger.
eng: Tom thought that we were in danger.
eng: Tom thought what Mary asked him to do was way too risky.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary asked him to do was way too risky.
eng: Tom thought what Mary was carrying was a bomb.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary was carrying was a bomb.
eng: Tom thought what Mary was wearing wasn't appropriate for a formal party.
eng: Tom thought that what Mary was wearing wasn't appropriate for a formal party.
eng: Tom thought where he put his gold coins was the perfect hiding place. However, he was wrong.
eng: Tom thought that where he put his gold coins was the perfect hiding place. However, he was wrong.
eng: Tom thought you already knew.
eng: Tom thought that you already knew.
eng: Tom thought you could do that.
eng: Tom thought that you could do that.
eng: Tom thought you'd already done that.
eng: Tom thought that you'd already done that.
eng: Tom thought you'd prefer a blue one.
eng: Tom thought that you'd prefer a blue one.
eng: Tom thought you'd win.
eng: Tom thought that you'd win.
eng: Tom thought you knew Mary.
eng: Tom thought that you knew Mary.
eng: Tom thought you said yes.
eng: Tom thought that you said yes.
eng: Tom thought you should do that.
eng: Tom thought that you should do that.
eng: Tom thought you should see this.
eng: Tom thought that you should see this.
eng: Tom thought you were busy.
eng: Tom thought that you were busy.
eng: Tom thought you were doing it!
eng: Tom thought you were doing it.
eng: Tom thought you were drunk.
eng: Tom thought that you were drunk.
eng: Tom thought you were going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom thought that you were going to be able to do that.
eng: Tom thought you were in Australia.
eng: Tom thought that you were in Australia.
eng: Tom thought you were in Boston.
eng: Tom thought that you were in Boston.
eng: Tom thought you were unhappy.
eng: Tom thought that you were unhappy.
eng: Tom thought you would do that.
eng: Tom thought that you would do that.
eng: Tom thought you wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom thought that you wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom threw a big party at his house while his parents were on vacation.
eng: Tom threw a big party at his house while his parents were away on vacation.
eng: Tom threw an apple to Mary.
eng: Tom threw Mary an apple.
eng: Tom threw his old notebooks away.
eng: Tom threw away his old notebooks.
eng: Tom threw me the apple.
eng: Tom threw the apple to me.
eng: Tom told everybody about that.
eng: Tom told everyone about that.
eng: Tom told everybody at work that he was going to retire.
eng: Tom told everyone at work that he was going to retire.
eng: Tom told everybody he'd decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he'd seen that movie three times.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd seen that movie three times.
eng: Tom told everybody he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everyone he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everybody he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everyone he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everybody he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he was able to speak three languages.
eng: Tom told everyone he was able to speak three languages.
eng: Tom told everybody he was afraid.
eng: Tom told everyone he was afraid.
eng: Tom told everybody he was bored.
eng: Tom told everyone he was bored.
eng: Tom told everybody he was broke.
eng: Tom told everyone he was broke.
eng: Tom told everybody he was cold.
eng: Tom told everyone he was cold.
eng: Tom told everybody he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everyone he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everybody he was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everyone he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everybody he was done.
eng: Tom told everyone he was done.
eng: Tom told everybody he was fine.
eng: Tom told everyone he was fine.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everyone he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everybody he was grateful for their help.
eng: Tom told everyone he was grateful for their help.
eng: Tom told everybody he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was jealous.
eng: Tom told everyone he was jealous.
eng: Tom told everybody he was motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was nervous.
eng: Tom told everyone he was nervous.
eng: Tom told everybody he was never coming back here.
eng: Tom told everyone he was never coming back here.
eng: Tom told everybody he was pleased.
eng: Tom told everyone he was pleased.
eng: Tom told everybody he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was prepared.
eng: Tom told everyone he was prepared.
eng: Tom told everybody he was ready to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ready to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was ready.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ready.
eng: Tom told everybody he was reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was retired.
eng: Tom told everyone he was retired.
eng: Tom told everybody he was safe.
eng: Tom told everyone he was safe.
eng: Tom told everybody he was scared.
eng: Tom told everyone he was scared.
eng: Tom told everybody he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everyone he was skeptical.
eng: Tom told everybody he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everyone he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everybody he was starved.
eng: Tom told everyone he was starved.
eng: Tom told everybody he was suspicious.
eng: Tom told everyone he was suspicious.
eng: Tom told everybody he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was through doing that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was through doing that.
eng: Tom told everybody he was ticklish.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ticklish.
eng: Tom told everybody he was tired.
eng: Tom told everyone he was tired.
eng: Tom told everybody he was unafraid.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unafraid.
eng: Tom told everybody he was unconvinced.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unconvinced.
eng: Tom told everybody he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everybody he was upset.
eng: Tom told everyone he was upset.
eng: Tom told everybody he was very hungry.
eng: Tom told everyone he was very hungry.
eng: Tom told everybody he was well.
eng: Tom told everyone he was well.
eng: Tom told everybody Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody that Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everyone Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everyone that Mary used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody that he'd decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided not to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd decided to stay for a few more days.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't know Mary..
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't understand French.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he'd seen that movie three times.
eng: Tom told everyone he'd seen that movie three times.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everybody he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everyone he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everyone that he had been abducted by aliens.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he had to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everybody he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everybody that he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everyone he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everybody that he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everyone that he heard some voices.
eng: Tom told everybody that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he needed to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone that he used to live in Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone that he wanted to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was able to speak three languages.
eng: Tom told everyone he was able to speak three languages.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was broke.
eng: Tom told everyone he was broke.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was cold.
eng: Tom told everyone he was cold.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everybody he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everyone he was depressed.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was desperate to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was determined to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was determined to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everybody he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everyone he was discouraged.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was done.
eng: Tom told everyone he was done.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was fine.
eng: Tom told everyone he was fine.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was glad that was going to happen.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was going to move to Boston.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everybody he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everyone he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everyone that he was good friends with the mayor.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was grateful for their help.
eng: Tom told everyone he was grateful for their help.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was hesitant to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was interested in doing that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was interested.
eng: Tom told everyone he was interested.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was jealous.
eng: Tom told everyone he was jealous.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was motivated to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was nervous.
eng: Tom told everyone he was nervous.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was never coming back here.
eng: Tom told everyone he was never coming back here.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was pleased.
eng: Tom told everyone he was pleased.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was prepared to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was prepared.
eng: Tom told everyone he was prepared.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was ready to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ready to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was ready.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ready.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was retired.
eng: Tom told everyone he was retired.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was safe.
eng: Tom told everyone he was safe.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was scared.
eng: Tom told everyone he was scared.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everyone he was sleepy.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was starved.
eng: Tom told everyone he was starved.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was suspicious.
eng: Tom told everyone he was suspicious.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everybody he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everyone he was sympathetic.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told everyone he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told everyone he was thirsty.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was ticklish.
eng: Tom told everyone he was ticklish.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was tired.
eng: Tom told everyone he was tired.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was unafraid.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unafraid.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was unconvinced.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unconvinced.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everyone he was unemployed.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was upset.
eng: Tom told everyone he was upset.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was very hungry.
eng: Tom told everyone he was very hungry.
eng: Tom told everybody that he was well.
eng: Tom told everyone he was well.
eng: Tom told everybody that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody that Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom told everyone Mary was in Australia.
eng: Tom told everybody to leave.
eng: Tom told everyone to leave.
eng: Tom told everyone about what he did.
eng: Tom told everybody about what he did.
eng: Tom told everyone about what he had done.
eng: Tom told everybody about what he had done.