DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I think Tom is too weak to win.
eng: I think that Tom is too weak to win.
eng: I think Tom is too young.
eng: I think that Tom is too young.
eng: I think Tom is too young to be dating.
eng: I think that Tom is too young to be dating.
eng: I think Tom is too young to really be in love.
eng: I think that Tom is too young to really be in love.
eng: I think Tom is too young to really understand women.
eng: I think that Tom is too young to really understand women.
eng: I think Tom is too young to retire.
eng: I think that Tom is too young to retire.
eng: I think Tom is tough.
eng: I think that Tom is tough.
eng: I think Tom is trustworthy.
eng: I think that Tom is trustworthy.
eng: I think Tom is truthful.
eng: I think that Tom is truthful.
eng: I think Tom is trying.
eng: I think that Tom is trying.
eng: I think Tom is trying to impress you.
eng: I think that Tom is trying to impress you.
eng: I think Tom is trying to lose weight.
eng: I think that Tom is trying to lose weight.
eng: I think Tom is trying to say something.
eng: I think that Tom is trying to say something.
eng: I think Tom is trying to tell us something.
eng: I think that Tom is trying to tell us something.
eng: I think Tom is unafraid.
eng: I think that Tom is unafraid.
eng: I think Tom is unambitious.
eng: I think that Tom is unambitious.
eng: I think Tom is unaware of that.
eng: I think that Tom is unaware of that.
eng: I think Tom is uncomfortable.
eng: I think that Tom is uncomfortable.
eng: I think Tom is unconvinced.
eng: I think that Tom is unconvinced.
eng: I think Tom is undependable.
eng: I don't think Tom is dependable.
eng: I think Tom is undependable.
eng: I think that Tom is undependable.
eng: I think Tom is undependable.
eng: I think Tom isn't dependable.
eng: I think Tom is under thirty.
eng: I think that Tom is under thirty.
eng: I think Tom is unemployed.
eng: I think that Tom is unemployed.
eng: I think Tom is unfair.
eng: I think that Tom is unfair.
eng: I think Tom is unfriendly.
eng: I think that Tom is unfriendly.
eng: I think Tom is unhappy.
eng: I think that Tom is unhappy.
eng: I think Tom is unimaginative.
eng: I think that Tom is unimaginative.
eng: I think Tom is unintelligent.
eng: I think that Tom is unintelligent.
eng: I think Tom is uninteresting.
eng: I think that Tom is uninteresting.
eng: I think Tom is unlikeable.
eng: I think that Tom is unlikeable.
eng: I think Tom is unlucky.
eng: I think that Tom is unlucky.
eng: I think Tom is unmarried.
eng: I think that Tom is unmarried.
eng: I think Tom is unpleasant.
eng: I think that Tom is unpleasant.
eng: I think Tom is unpredictable.
eng: I think that Tom is unpredictable.
eng: I think Tom is unreliable.
eng: I think that Tom is unreliable.
eng: I think Tom is unscrupulous.
eng: I think that Tom is unscrupulous.
eng: I think Tom is unsophisticated.
eng: I think that Tom is unsophisticated.
eng: I think Tom is unstable.
eng: I think that Tom is unstable.
eng: I think Tom is untidy.
eng: I think that Tom is untidy.
eng: I think Tom is untrustworthy.
eng: I think that Tom is untrustworthy.
eng: I think Tom is up in the attic.
eng: I think that Tom is up in the attic.
eng: I think Tom is up.
eng: I think that Tom is up.
eng: I think Tom is upset.
eng: I think that Tom is upset.
eng: I think Tom is up to something.
eng: I think that Tom is up to something.
eng: I think Tom is vain.
eng: I think that Tom is vain.
eng: I think Tom is very cool.
eng: I think that Tom is very cool.
eng: I think Tom is very curious.
eng: I think that Tom is very curious.
eng: I think Tom is very disorganized.
eng: I think that Tom is very disorganized.
eng: I think Tom is very sick.
eng: I think that Tom is very sick.
eng: I think Tom is very smart.
eng: I think that Tom is very smart.
eng: I think Tom is visiting Australia now.
eng: I think that Tom is visiting Australia now.
eng: I think Tom is visiting Boston now.
eng: I think that Tom is visiting Boston now.
eng: I think Tom is waiting for me.
eng: I think that Tom is waiting for me.
eng: I think Tom is waiting for someone to pick him up.
eng: I think that Tom is waiting for someone to pick him up.
eng: I think Tom is waiting for you on the porch.
eng: I think that Tom is waiting for you on the porch.
eng: I think Tom is waiting for you right now.
eng: I think that Tom is waiting for you right now.
eng: I think Tom is watching me.
eng: I think that Tom is watching me.
eng: I think Tom is weak.
eng: I think that Tom is weak.
eng: I think Tom is wealthy.
eng: I think that Tom is wealthy.
eng: I think Tom is weird.
eng: I think that Tom is weird.
eng: I think Tom is well.
eng: I think that Tom is well.
eng: I think Tom is willing.
eng: I think that Tom is willing.
eng: I think Tom is wise.
eng: I think that Tom is wise.
eng: I think Tom is witty.
eng: I think that Tom is witty.
eng: I think Tom is working now.
eng: I think that Tom is working now.
eng: I think Tom is worried.
eng: I think that Tom is worried.
eng: I think Tom is wrong.
eng: I think that Tom is wrong.
eng: I think Tom is young.
eng: I think that Tom is young.
eng: I think Tom Jackson and Jack Thompson are the same person.
eng: I think that Tom Jackson and Jack Thompson are the same person.
eng: I think Tom just lied to me.
eng: I think that Tom just lied to me.
eng: I think Tom just needs a hug.
eng: I think that Tom just needs a hug.
eng: I think Tom just wanted more time.
eng: I think that Tom just wanted more time.
eng: I think Tom just wanted more time to think about it.
eng: I think that Tom just wanted more time to think about it.
eng: I think Tom just wants to be alone.
eng: I think that Tom just wants to be alone.
eng: I think Tom killed himself.
eng: I think that Tom killed himself.
eng: I think Tom killed Mary.
eng: I think that Tom killed Mary.
eng: I think Tom kind of likes Mary.
eng: I think that Tom kind of likes Mary.
eng: I think Tom kissed Mary for the first time yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom kissed Mary for the first time yesterday.
eng: I think Tom kissed Mary.
eng: I think that Tom kissed Mary.
eng: I think Tom kissed Mary yesterday.
eng: I think that Tom kissed Mary yesterday.
eng: I think Tom knew.
eng: I think that Tom knew.
eng: I think Tom knew Mary.
eng: I think that Tom knew Mary.
eng: I think Tom knows about John and Mary.
eng: I think that Tom knows about John and Mary.
eng: I think Tom knows already.
eng: I think that Tom knows already.
eng: I think Tom knows French.
eng: I think that Tom knows French.
eng: I think Tom knows he needs to help Mary today.
eng: I think that Tom knows he needs to help Mary today.
eng: I think Tom knows he's supposed to give a speech today.
eng: I think that Tom knows he's supposed to give a speech today.
eng: I think Tom knows how to do that already.
eng: I think that Tom knows how to do that already.
eng: I think Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I think Tom knows how to play this game.
eng: I think that Tom knows how to play this game.
eng: I think Tom knows.
eng: I think that Tom knows.
eng: I think Tom knows more than he's admitting.
eng: I think that Tom knows more than he's admitting.
eng: I think Tom knows something.
eng: I think that Tom knows something.
eng: I think Tom knows something the rest of us don't.
eng: I think that Tom knows something the rest of us don't.
eng: I think Tom knows the truth about what happened.
eng: I think that Tom knows the truth about what happened.
eng: I think Tom knows things that we don't.
eng: I think that Tom knows things that we don't.
eng: I think Tom knows what he's doing.
eng: I think that Tom knows what he's doing.
eng: I think Tom knows what he's talking about.
eng: I think that Tom knows what he's talking about.
eng: I think Tom knows what needs to be done.
eng: I think that Tom knows what needs to be done.
eng: I think Tom knows what's at stake.
eng: I think that Tom knows what's at stake.
eng: I think Tom knows what time he's supposed to be here.
eng: I think that Tom knows what time he's supposed to be here.
eng: I think Tom knows what to do.
eng: I think that Tom knows what to do.
eng: I think Tom knows where Mary lives.
eng: I think that Tom knows where Mary lives.
eng: I think Tom knows who did that.
eng: I think that Tom knows who did that.
eng: I think Tom knows who lives in that house.
eng: I think that Tom knows who lives in that house.
eng: I think Tom knows who shot him.
eng: I think that Tom knows who shot him.
eng: I think Tom knows who shot Mary.
eng: I think that Tom knows who shot Mary.
eng: I think Tom knows who stole my wallet.
eng: I think that Tom knows who stole my wallet.
eng: I think Tom knows why I'm here.
eng: I think that Tom knows why I'm here.
eng: I think Tom knows why Mary isn't here.
eng: I think that Tom knows why Mary isn't here.
eng: I think Tom knows why we can't do that for Mary.
eng: I think that Tom knows why we can't do that for Mary.
eng: I think Tom knows why we couldn't do that for him.
eng: I think that Tom knows why we couldn't do that for him.
eng: I think Tom laughed.
eng: I think that Tom laughed.
eng: I think Tom left early.
eng: I think that Tom left early.
eng: I think Tom left.
eng: I think that Tom left.
eng: I think Tom lied about how he did that.
eng: I think that Tom lied about how he did that.
eng: I think Tom lied about where he'd been.
eng: I think that Tom lied about where he'd been.
eng: I think Tom lied to Mary.
eng: I think that Tom lied to Mary.
eng: I think Tom lied to us.
eng: I think that Tom lied to us.
eng: I think Tom liked it.
eng: I think that Tom liked it.
eng: I think Tom likes baseball.
eng: I think that Tom likes baseball.
eng: I think Tom likes doing that.
eng: I think that Tom likes doing that.
eng: I think Tom likes hanging out with us.
eng: I think that Tom likes hanging out with us.
eng: I think Tom likes his job.
eng: I think that Tom likes his job.
eng: I think Tom likes it.
eng: I think that Tom likes it.
eng: I think Tom likes Mary.
eng: I think that Tom likes Mary.
eng: I think Tom likes me.
eng: I think that Tom likes me.
eng: I think Tom likes playing tennis.
eng: I think that Tom likes playing tennis.
eng: I think Tom likes strawberry ice cream.
eng: I think that Tom likes strawberry ice cream.
eng: I think Tom likes to do that.
eng: I think that Tom likes to do that.
eng: I think Tom likes to play tennis.
eng: I think that Tom likes to play tennis.
eng: I think Tom likes to play tennis.
eng: I think Tom likes playing tennis.
eng: I think Tom likes you.
eng: I think that Tom likes you.
eng: I think Tom lived in Australia when he was in high school.
eng: I think that Tom lived in Australia when he was in high school.
eng: I think Tom lived in Boston when he was in high school.
eng: I think that Tom lived in Boston when he was in high school.
eng: I think Tom lives in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom lives in Boston.
eng: I think Tom looked happy.
eng: I think that Tom looked happy.
eng: I think Tom looks a lot like John.
eng: I think that Tom looks a lot like John.
eng: I think Tom looks better with a beard.
eng: I think that Tom looks better with a beard.
eng: I think Tom looks better without a beard.
eng: I think that Tom looks better without a beard.
eng: I think Tom looks incredible.
eng: I think that Tom looks incredible.
eng: I think Tom looks like a teacher.
eng: I think that Tom looks like a teacher.
eng: I think Tom looks like John.
eng: I think that Tom looks like John.
eng: I think Tom looks really good.
eng: I think that Tom looks really good.
eng: I think Tom looks ridiculous.
eng: I think that Tom looks ridiculous.
eng: I think Tom looks very handsome.
eng: I think that Tom looks very handsome.
eng: I think Tom loves me.
eng: I think that Tom loves me.
eng: I think Tom made a big mistake.
eng: I think that Tom made a big mistake.
eng: I think Tom made a mistake.
eng: I think that Tom made a mistake.
eng: I think Tom made the right decision.
eng: I think that Tom made the right decision.
eng: I think Tom made us a better team.
eng: I think that Tom made us a better team.
eng: I think Tom may agree to do that.
eng: I think that Tom may agree to do that.
eng: I think Tom may be able to buy the kind of shoes he's looking for at the sports store on Park Street.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to buy the kind of shoes he's looking for at the sports store on Park Street.
eng: I think Tom may be able to do that for Mary.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to do that for Mary.
eng: I think Tom may be able to do that for us.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to do that for us.
eng: I think Tom may be able to do that if you help him.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to do that if you help him.
eng: I think Tom may be able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom may be able to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom may be able to do that today.
eng: I think Tom may be a genius.
eng: I think that Tom may be a genius.
eng: I think Tom may be dead.
eng: I think that Tom may be dead.
eng: I think Tom may be hurt.
eng: I think that Tom may be hurt.
eng: I think Tom may be mentally ill.
eng: I think that Tom may be mentally ill.
eng: I think Tom may be right this time.
eng: I think that Tom may be right this time.
eng: I think Tom may be sick.
eng: I think that Tom may be sick.
eng: I think Tom may be telling the truth.
eng: I think that Tom may be telling the truth.
eng: I think Tom may come to Australia for Thanksgiving.
eng: I think that Tom may come to Australia for Thanksgiving.
eng: I think Tom may come to Boston for Thanksgiving.
eng: I think that Tom may come to Boston for Thanksgiving.
eng: I think Tom may cry.
eng: I think that Tom may cry.
eng: I think Tom may do that.
eng: I think that Tom may do that.
eng: I think Tom may have a drinking problem.
eng: I think that Tom may have a drinking problem.
eng: I think Tom may have been drunk.
eng: I think that Tom may have been drunk.
eng: I think Tom may have been intoxicated.
eng: I think that Tom may have been intoxicated.
eng: I think Tom may have been the one who did this.
eng: I think that Tom may have been the one who did this.
eng: I think Tom may have been the one who did this.
eng: I think Tom might've been the one who did this.
eng: I think Tom may have done this.
eng: I think that Tom may have done this.
eng: I think Tom may have fallen into the well.
eng: I think that Tom may have fallen into the well.
eng: I think Tom may have gotten lost.
eng: I think that Tom may have gotten lost.
eng: I think Tom may leave on Monday.
eng: I think that Tom may leave on Monday.
eng: I think Tom may leave on Monday.
eng: I think Tom might leave on Monday.
eng: I think Tom may not be able to do that for us.
eng: I think that Tom may not be able to do that for us.
eng: I think Tom may not be able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom may not be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom may not be able to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom may not be able to do that today.
eng: I think Tom may speak French.
eng: I think that Tom may speak French.
eng: I think Tom may stay in Australia for another month.
eng: I think that Tom may stay in Australia for another month.
eng: I think Tom may stay in Boston for another month.
eng: I think that Tom may stay in Boston for another month.
eng: I think Tom may visit Australia on his next trip.
eng: I think that Tom may visit Australia on his next trip.
eng: I think Tom may visit Boston on his next trip.
eng: I think that Tom may visit Boston on his next trip.
eng: I think Tom may wait for us.
eng: I think that Tom may wait for us.
eng: I think Tom may want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom may want to do that.
eng: I think Tom may win.
eng: I think that Tom may win.
eng: I think Tom means just what he said.
eng: I think that Tom means just what he said.
eng: I think Tom might actually want someone to kill him.
eng: I think that Tom might actually want someone to kill him.
eng: I think Tom might agree to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might agree to do that.
eng: I think Tom might be able to win.
eng: I think that Tom might be able to win.
eng: I think Tom might be a little nervous.
eng: I think that Tom might be a little nervous.
eng: I think Tom might be allergic to eggs.
eng: I think that Tom might be allergic to eggs.
eng: I think Tom might be angry with me.
eng: I think that Tom might be angry with me.
eng: I think Tom might be at school.
eng: I think that Tom might be at school.
eng: I think Tom might be back soon.
eng: I think that Tom might be back soon.
eng: I think Tom might be busy.
eng: I think that Tom might be busy.
eng: I think Tom might be busy now.
eng: I think that Tom might be busy now.
eng: I think Tom might be curious about that.
eng: I think that Tom might be curious about that.
eng: I think Tom might be dead.
eng: I think that Tom might be dead.
eng: I think Tom might be displeased.
eng: I think that Tom might be displeased.
eng: I think Tom might be drunk.
eng: I think that Tom might be drunk.
eng: I think Tom might be hungry.
eng: I think that Tom might be hungry.
eng: I think Tom might be in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom might be in Australia.
eng: I think Tom might be in Australia right now.
eng: I think that Tom might be in Australia right now.
eng: I think Tom might be in Boston right now.
eng: I think that Tom might be in Boston right now.
eng: I think Tom might be jealous.
eng: I think that Tom might be jealous.
eng: I think Tom might be just a little too picky.
eng: I think that Tom might be just a little too picky.
eng: I think Tom might be lost.
eng: I think that Tom might be lost.
eng: I think Tom might be lying.
eng: I think that Tom might be lying.
eng: I think Tom might be mad at me.
eng: I think that Tom might be mad at me.
eng: I think Tom might be nervous.
eng: I think that Tom might be nervous.
eng: I think Tom might be reluctant to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might be reluctant to do that.
eng: I think Tom might be seeing someone.
eng: I think that Tom might be seeing someone.
eng: I think Tom might be sick.
eng: I think that Tom might be sick.
eng: I think Tom might be sleepy.
eng: I think that Tom might be sleepy.
eng: I think Tom might be swimming now.
eng: I think that Tom might be swimming now.
eng: I think Tom might be sympathetic.
eng: I think that Tom might be sympathetic.
eng: I think Tom might be telling the truth.
eng: I think that Tom might be telling the truth.
eng: I think Tom might be tired.
eng: I think that Tom might be tired.
eng: I think Tom might cry.
eng: I think that Tom might cry.
eng: I think Tom might do that.
eng: I think that Tom might do that.
eng: I think Tom might feel the same way you do.
eng: I think that Tom might feel the same way you do.
eng: I think Tom might finally have a good idea.
eng: I think that Tom might finally have a good idea.
eng: I think Tom might get fired.
eng: I think that Tom might get fired.
eng: I think Tom might get hurt if he tries to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might get hurt if he tries to do that.
eng: I think Tom might get injured if he tries to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might get injured if he tries to do that.
eng: I think Tom might get in trouble if he does that.
eng: I think that Tom might get in trouble if he does that.
eng: I think Tom might get killed if he tries to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might get killed if he tries to do that.
eng: I think Tom might get punished if he does that.
eng: I think that Tom might get punished if he does that.
eng: I think Tom might go to Australia in the fall.
eng: I think that Tom might go to Australia in the fall.
eng: I think Tom might have a drinking problem.
eng: I think that Tom might have a drinking problem.
eng: I think Tom might have a drinking problem.
eng: I think Tom may have a drinking problem.
eng: I think Tom might have cheated on the test.
eng: I think that Tom might have cheated on the test.
eng: I think Tom might have fallen asleep at my party last night.
eng: I think that Tom might have fallen asleep at my party last night.
eng: I think Tom might have joined a cult.
eng: I think that Tom might've joined a cult.
eng: I think Tom might have joined a cult.
eng: I think Tom might've joined a cult.
eng: I think Tom might have poisoned himself.
eng: I think that Tom might have poisoned himself.
eng: I think Tom might have run away.
eng: I think that Tom might have run away.
eng: I think Tom might know something.
eng: I think that Tom might know something.
eng: I think Tom might leave for Australia early tomorrow morning.
eng: I think that Tom might leave for Australia early tomorrow morning.
eng: I think Tom might lie to you.
eng: I think that Tom might lie to you.
eng: I think Tom might like that.
eng: I think that Tom might like that.
eng: I think Tom might not agree to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might not agree to do that.
eng: I think Tom might not be able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might not be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom might not be able to handle the truth.
eng: I think that Tom might not be able to handle the truth.
eng: I think Tom might not do that.
eng: I think that Tom might not do that.
eng: I think Tom might not wait for me.
eng: I think that Tom might not wait for me.
eng: I think Tom might not want to do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom might not want to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom might not want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might not want to do that.
eng: I think Tom might not win.
eng: I think that Tom might not win.
eng: I think Tom might recognize Mary, even though it's been a long time since he's seen her.
eng: I think that Tom might recognize Mary, even though it's been a long time since he's seen her.
eng: I think Tom might've been offended by that.
eng: I think that Tom might've been offended by that.
eng: I think Tom might've done this.
eng: I think that Tom might've done this.
eng: I think Tom might've gotten lost.
eng: I think that Tom might've gotten lost.
eng: I think Tom might've gotten lost.
eng: I think Tom may have gotten lost.
eng: I think Tom might've taken something he shouldn't have.
eng: I think that Tom might've taken something he shouldn't have.
eng: I think Tom might visit Australia next week.
eng: I think that Tom might visit Australia next week.
eng: I think Tom might visit Boston next week.
eng: I think that Tom might visit Boston next week.
eng: I think Tom might wait a little longer.
eng: I think that Tom might wait a little longer.
eng: I think Tom might want to do that.
eng: I think that Tom might want to do that.
eng: I think Tom might want to do that.
eng: I think Tom may want to do that.
eng: I think Tom might want to do that today.
eng: I think that Tom might want to do that today.
eng: I think Tom might want to go bowling with us.
eng: I think that Tom might want to go bowling with us.
eng: I think Tom might win.
eng: I think that Tom might win.
eng: I think Tom missed his bus.
eng: I think that Tom missed his bus.
eng: I think Tom missed the train.
eng: I think that Tom missed the train.
eng: I think Tom misses Mary.
eng: I think that Tom misses Mary.
eng: I think Tom misses you.
eng: I think that Tom misses you.
eng: I think Tom moved to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom moved to Australia.
eng: I think Tom moved to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom moved to Boston.
eng: I think Tom must be hungry by now.
eng: I think that Tom must be hungry by now.
eng: I think Tom must be hungry.
eng: I think that Tom must be hungry.
eng: I think Tom must be pretty sleepy by now.
eng: I think that Tom must be pretty sleepy by now.
eng: I think Tom must be right.
eng: I think that Tom must be right.
eng: I think Tom must be thirsty.
eng: I think that Tom must be thirsty.
eng: I think Tom must be tired.
eng: I think that Tom must be tired.
eng: I think Tom must've agreed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom must've agreed to do that.
eng: I think Tom must've agreed to do that.
eng: I think Tom must have agreed to do that.
eng: I think Tom must've been right.
eng: I think that Tom must've been right.
eng: I think Tom must've been right.
eng: I think Tom must have been right.
eng: I think Tom must've done that earlier.
eng: I think that Tom must've done that earlier.
eng: I think Tom must've done that earlier.
eng: I think Tom must have done that earlier.
eng: I think Tom must've done that.
eng: I think that Tom must've done that.
eng: I think Tom must've done that.
eng: I think Tom must have done that.
eng: I think Tom needed to do that even more than you did.
eng: I think that Tom needed to do that even more than you did.
eng: I think Tom needed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom needed to do that.
eng: I think Tom needs a little help.
eng: I think that Tom needs a little help.
eng: I think Tom needs a ride to the airport.
eng: I think that Tom needs a ride to the airport.
eng: I think Tom needs a vacation.
eng: I think that Tom needs a vacation.
eng: I think Tom needs glasses.
eng: I think that Tom needs glasses.
eng: I think Tom needs help.
eng: I think that Tom needs help.
eng: I think Tom needs medical attention.
eng: I think that Tom needs medical attention.
eng: I think Tom needs me.
eng: I think that Tom needs me.
eng: I think Tom needs something.
eng: I think that Tom needs something.
eng: I think Tom needs stitches.
eng: I think that Tom needs stitches.
eng: I think Tom needs to be shown how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom needs to be shown how to do that.
eng: I think Tom needs to be told about what happened.
eng: I think that Tom needs to be told about what happened.
eng: I think Tom needs to be told not to do that.
eng: I think that Tom needs to be told not to do that.
eng: I think Tom needs to be told that.
eng: I think that Tom needs to be told that.
eng: I think Tom needs to buy some new clothes.
eng: I think that Tom needs to buy some new clothes.
eng: I think Tom needs to change his clothes.
eng: I think that Tom needs to change his clothes.
eng: I think Tom needs to do that, even though he says he doesn't.
eng: I think that Tom needs to do that, even though he says he doesn't.
eng: I think Tom needs to do that.
eng: I think that Tom needs to do that.
eng: I think Tom needs to get more exercise.
eng: I think that Tom needs to get more exercise.
eng: I think Tom needs to start hanging out with someone other than Mary.
eng: I think that Tom needs to start hanging out with someone other than Mary.
eng: I think Tom needs to talk to Mary personally.
eng: I think that Tom needs to talk to Mary personally.
eng: I think Tom needs your help.
eng: I think that Tom needs your help.
eng: I think Tom never does that.
eng: I think that Tom never does that.
eng: I think Tom never leaves early.
eng: I think that Tom never leaves early.
eng: I think Tom now understands.
eng: I think that Tom now understands.
eng: I think Tom only speaks French.
eng: I think that Tom only speaks French.
eng: I think Tom ought to buy some new clothes.
eng: I think that Tom ought to buy some new clothes.
eng: I think Tom ought to buy some new clothes.
eng: I think Tom should buy some new clothes.
eng: I think Tom ought to do that.
eng: I think that Tom ought to do that.
eng: I think Tom ought to do that outside.
eng: I think that Tom ought to do that outside.
eng: I think Tom paid far too much for that old saxophone.
eng: I think that Tom paid far too much for that old saxophone.
eng: I think Tom played very well.
eng: I think that Tom played very well.
eng: I think Tom played well.
eng: I think that Tom played well.
eng: I think Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary does.
eng: I think that Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary does.
eng: I think Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary.
eng: I think that Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary.
eng: I think Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary.
eng: I think Tom plays the bassoon just about as well as Mary does.
eng: I think Tom probably already knows the truth.
eng: I think that Tom probably already knows the truth.
eng: I think Tom probably doesn't like you very much.
eng: I think that Tom probably doesn't like you very much.
eng: I think Tom probably isn't as good at doing that as you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom probably isn't as good at doing that as you think he is.
eng: I think Tom probably isn't as good at French as you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom probably isn't as good at French as you think he is.
eng: I think Tom probably isn't as old as you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom probably isn't as old as you think he is.
eng: I think Tom probably isn't as rich as you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom probably isn't as rich as you think he is.
eng: I think Tom probably isn't as young as you think he is.
eng: I think that Tom probably isn't as young as you think he is.
eng: I think Tom probably knows about it already.
eng: I think that Tom probably knows about it already.
eng: I think Tom probably knows who did that.
eng: I think that Tom probably knows who did that.
eng: I think Tom probably likes you a lot.
eng: I think that Tom probably likes you a lot.
eng: I think Tom probably won't know how to do that.
eng: I think that Tom probably won't know how to do that.
eng: I think Tom probably wouldn't trust Mary.
eng: I think that Tom probably wouldn't trust Mary.
eng: I think Tom really believes that.
eng: I think that Tom really believes that.
eng: I think Tom really does love you.
eng: I think that Tom really does love you.
eng: I think Tom really doesn't know the answer.
eng: I think that Tom really doesn't know the answer.
eng: I think Tom really enjoyed himself.
eng: I think that Tom really enjoyed himself.
eng: I think Tom really had a good time.
eng: I think that Tom really had a good time.
eng: I think Tom really had to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really had to do that.
eng: I think Tom really has to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really has to do that.
eng: I think Tom really is a doctor.
eng: I think that Tom really is a doctor.
eng: I think Tom really likes it when we visit him.
eng: I think that Tom really likes it when we visit him.
eng: I think Tom really likes Mary.
eng: I think that Tom really likes Mary.
eng: I think Tom really likes me.
eng: I think that Tom really likes me.
eng: I think Tom really likes you.
eng: I think that Tom really likes you.
eng: I think Tom really loves Mary.
eng: I think that Tom really loves Mary.
eng: I think Tom really needed to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really needed to do that.
eng: I think Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I think Tom really wanted to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really wanted to do that.
eng: I think Tom really wanted to win.
eng: I think that Tom really wanted to win.
eng: I think Tom really wants to do that.
eng: I think that Tom really wants to do that.
eng: I think Tom really wants to win.
eng: I think that Tom really wants to win.
eng: I think Tom really would enjoy doing that.
eng: I think that Tom really would enjoy doing that.
eng: I think Tom really would enjoy it.
eng: I think that Tom really would enjoy it.
eng: I think Tom recognized me.
eng: I think that Tom recognized me.
eng: I think Tom's a ghost.
eng: I think Tom is a ghost.
eng: I think Tom said he'd be back.
eng: I think that Tom said he'd be back.
eng: I think Tom said he'd be staying in Australia for three weeks.
eng: I think that Tom said he'd be staying in Australia for three weeks.
eng: I think Tom said he'd be staying in Boston for three weeks.
eng: I think that Tom said he'd be staying in Boston for three weeks.
eng: I think Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
eng: I think that Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
eng: I think Tom said he's already read this book.
eng: I think that Tom said he's already read this book.
eng: I think Tom said he was from Australia.
eng: I think that Tom said he was from Australia.
eng: I think Tom said he was from Boston.
eng: I think that Tom said he was from Boston.
eng: I think Tom said his last name is Jackson.
eng: I think that Tom said his last name is Jackson.
eng: I think Tom said something about that.
eng: I think that Tom said something about that.
eng: I think Tom said something else.
eng: I think that Tom said something else.
eng: I think Tom said that he'd do that.
eng: I think that Tom said that he'd do that.
eng: I think Tom said that.
eng: I think that Tom said that.
eng: I think Tom said that Mary was from Australia.
eng: I think that Tom said that Mary was from Australia.
eng: I think Tom said that Mary was from Boston.
eng: I think that Tom said that Mary was from Boston.
eng: I think Tom said that once.
eng: I think that Tom said that once.
eng: I think Tom's days are numbered.
eng: I think that Tom's days are numbered.
eng: I think Tom's gonna pass out.
eng: I think that Tom is going to pass out.
eng: I think Tom's grandmother is too old to be wearing a bikini.
eng: I think that Tom's grandmother is too old to be wearing a bikini.
eng: I think Tom's grandmother is too old to wear a miniskirt.
eng: I think that Tom's grandmother is too old to wear a miniskirt.
eng: I think Tom shares too much personal information online.
eng: I think that Tom shares too much personal information online.
eng: I think Tom's homemade cookies are better than the ones Mary makes.
eng: I think that Tom's homemade cookies are better than the ones Mary makes.
eng: I think Tom should ask for his money back.
eng: I think that Tom should ask for his money back.
eng: I think Tom should be able to do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom should be able to do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom should be able to do that.
eng: I think that Tom should be able to do that.
eng: I think Tom should be able to do that without any help.
eng: I think that Tom should be able to do that without any help.
eng: I think Tom should be fired.
eng: I think that Tom should be fired.
eng: I think Tom should be home with his children.
eng: I think that Tom should be home with his children.
eng: I think Tom should be more discreet.
eng: I think that Tom should be more discreet.
eng: I think Tom should be more patient.
eng: I think that Tom should be more patient.
eng: I think Tom should be punished.
eng: I think that Tom should be punished.
eng: I think Tom should be warned.
eng: I think that Tom should be warned.
eng: I think Tom should do it.
eng: I think that Tom should do it.
eng: I think Tom should do that by himself.
eng: I think that Tom should do that by himself.
eng: I think Tom should do that outside.
eng: I think that Tom should do that outside.
eng: I think Tom should do that somewhere else.
eng: I think that Tom should do that somewhere else.
eng: I think Tom should do what he says he's going to do.
eng: I think that Tom should do what he says he's going to do.
eng: I think Tom should eat more.
eng: I think that Tom should eat more.
eng: I think Tom should get an award.
eng: I think that Tom should get an award.
eng: I think Tom should get married.
eng: I think that Tom should get married.
eng: I think Tom should get some new clothes.
eng: I think that Tom should get some new clothes.
eng: I think Tom should give Mary another chance.
eng: I think that Tom should give Mary another chance.
eng: I think Tom should give Mary a second chance.
eng: I think that Tom should give Mary a second chance.
eng: I think Tom should go.
eng: I think that Tom should go.
eng: I think Tom should go on a diet.
eng: I think that Tom should go on a diet.
eng: I think Tom should go to Australia to visit Mary.
eng: I think that Tom should go to Australia to visit Mary.
eng: I think Tom should go to Boston to visit Mary.
eng: I think that Tom should go to Boston to visit Mary.
eng: I think Tom should help us.
eng: I think that Tom should help us.
eng: I think Tom should learn to speak French.
eng: I think that Tom should learn to speak French.
eng: I think Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning on doing.
eng: I think that Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning on doing.
eng: I think Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning to do.
eng: I think that Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning to do.
eng: I think Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning to do.
eng: I think Tom should lie to Mary about what he's planning on doing.
eng: I think Tom should lose some weight.
eng: I think that Tom should lose some weight.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't do that.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't have done that.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't stay at home tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't stay at home tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't tell Mary about the accident.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't tell Mary about the accident.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't tell Mary how he did that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't tell Mary how he did that.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't tell Mary that he did that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't tell Mary that he did that.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't tell Mary to do that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't tell Mary to do that.
eng: I think Tom shouldn't tell Mary why he did that.
eng: I think that Tom shouldn't tell Mary why he did that.
eng: I think Tom should remain here.
eng: I think that Tom should remain here.
eng: I think Tom should resign.
eng: I think that Tom should resign.
eng: I think Tom should see this.
eng: I think that Tom should see this.
eng: I think Tom should sell his house.
eng: I think that Tom should sell his house.
eng: I think Tom should stay away.
eng: I think that Tom should stay away.
eng: I think Tom should stay here.
eng: I think that Tom should stay here.
eng: I think Tom should study harder.
eng: I think that Tom should study harder.
eng: I think Tom should take a trip somewhere.
eng: I think that Tom should take a trip somewhere.
eng: I think Tom should talk to Mary.
eng: I think that Tom should talk to Mary.
eng: I think Tom should talk to me.
eng: I think that Tom should talk to me.
eng: I think Tom should tell Mary that he can't really speak French.
eng: I think that Tom should tell Mary that he can't really speak French.
eng: I think Tom should tell Mary to do that.
eng: I think that Tom should tell Mary to do that.
eng: I think Tom should tell Mary to leave him alone.
eng: I think that Tom should tell Mary to leave him alone.
eng: I think Tom should try to get Mary to do that.
eng: I think that Tom should try to get Mary to do that.
eng: I think Tom should've asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: I think that Tom should've asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: I think Tom should've asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: I think Tom should have asked Mary to help him do that.
eng: I think Tom should've been more discreet.
eng: I think that Tom should've been more discreet.
eng: I think Tom should've been more discreet.
eng: I think Tom should have been more discreet.
eng: I think Tom should've done that.
eng: I think that Tom should've done that.
eng: I think Tom should've done that.
eng: I think Tom should have done that.
eng: I think Tom should've left earlier.
eng: I think that Tom should've left earlier.
eng: I think Tom should've left earlier.
eng: I think Tom should have left earlier.
eng: I think Tom should've left early.
eng: I think that Tom should've left early.
eng: I think Tom should've left early.
eng: I think Tom should have left early.
eng: I think Tom should've let Mary do that.
eng: I think that Tom should've let Mary do that.
eng: I think Tom should've let Mary do that.
eng: I think Tom should have let Mary do that.
eng: I think Tom should've stayed in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom should've stayed in Australia.
eng: I think Tom should've stayed in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom should've stayed in Boston.
eng: I think Tom should've stayed in Boston.
eng: I think Tom should have stayed in Boston.
eng: I think Tom should wait for me.
eng: I think that Tom should wait for me.
eng: I think Tom should wait until we get there to do that.
eng: I think that Tom should wait until we get there to do that.
eng: I think Tom should wear a tie to the party.
eng: I think that Tom should wear a tie to the party.
eng: I think Tom's idea is a good one.
eng: I think that Tom's idea is a good one.
eng: I think Tom's interested in Mary.
eng: I think that Tom's interested in Mary.
eng: I think Tom's interested in me.
eng: I think that Tom's interested in me.
eng: I think Tom's last name is Jackson.
eng: I think that Tom's last name is Jackson.
eng: I think Tom's leg is broken.
eng: I think that Tom's leg is broken.
eng: I think Tom's leg is much better now.
eng: I think that Tom's leg is much better now.
eng: I think Tom slept here.
eng: I think that Tom slept here.
eng: I think Tom's losing his touch.
eng: I think that Tom's losing his touch.
eng: I think Tom's luck is about to run out.
eng: I think that Tom's luck is about to run out.
eng: I think Tom snores louder than Mary does.
eng: I think that Tom snores louder than Mary does.
eng: I think Tom snores louder than Mary.
eng: I think Tom snores louder than Mary does.
eng: I think Tom's number is unlisted.
eng: I think that Tom's number is unlisted.
eng: I think Tom sounds like a native French speaker.
eng: I think that Tom sounds like a native French speaker.
eng: I think Tom speaks French quite well.
eng: I think that Tom speaks French quite well.
eng: I think Tom's plan is better than Mary's plan.
eng: I think Tom's plan is better than Mary's.
eng: I think Tom's suggestion is a good one.
eng: I think that Tom's suggestion is a good one.
eng: I think Tom's suggestion is worth considering.
eng: I think that Tom's suggestion is worth considering.
eng: I think Tom stayed at his uncle's last summer.
eng: I think that Tom stayed at his uncle's last summer.
eng: I think Tom stayed by at home by himself last Monday.
eng: I think that Tom stayed by at home by himself last Monday.
eng: I think Tom stayed in Australia last summer.
eng: I think that Tom stayed in Australia last summer.
eng: I think Tom stays at his grandparents' house whenever he visits Australia.
eng: I think that Tom stays at his grandparents' house whenever he visits Australia.
eng: I think Tom still believes that.
eng: I think that Tom still believes that.
eng: I think Tom still hasn't left.
eng: I think that Tom still hasn't left.
eng: I think Tom still has to do that.
eng: I think that Tom still has to do that.
eng: I think Tom still has to do that.
eng: Tom still has to do that, I think.
eng: I think Tom still lives on Park Street.
eng: I think that Tom still lives on Park Street.
eng: I think Tom still needs to do that.
eng: I think that Tom still needs to do that.
eng: I think Tom still wants to do that.
eng: I think that Tom still wants to do that.
eng: I think Tom still wants to do that.
eng: Tom still wants to do that, I think.
eng: I think Tom stole my bicycle.
eng: I think that Tom stole my bicycle.
eng: I think Tom suspects me.
eng: I think that Tom suspects me.
eng: I think Tom swears too much.
eng: I think that Tom swears too much.
eng: I think Tom taught French a few years ago.
eng: I think that Tom taught French a few years ago.
eng: I think Tom thinks I'm lying to him.
eng: I think that Tom thinks I'm lying to him.
eng: I think Tom thought he had to do that.
eng: I think that Tom thought he had to do that.
eng: I think Tom thought I wanted to do that.
eng: I think that Tom thought I wanted to do that.
eng: I think Tom thought Mary liked him.
eng: I think that Tom thought Mary liked him.
eng: I think Tom thought Mary wanted to do that.
eng: I think that Tom thought Mary wanted to do that.
eng: I think Tom told Mary about what we did last summer.
eng: I think that Tom told Mary about what we did last summer.
eng: I think Tom told Mary the truth.
eng: I think that Tom told Mary the truth.
eng: I think Tom told me the truth.
eng: I think that Tom told me the truth.
eng: I think Tom told the truth.
eng: I think that Tom told the truth.
eng: I think Tom told us the truth.
eng: I think that Tom told us the truth.
eng: I think Tom told you the truth.
eng: I think that Tom told you the truth.
eng: I think Tom to stay here and wait for Mary.
eng: I think that Tom to stay here and wait for Mary.
eng: I think Tom understands all that.
eng: I think that Tom understands all that.
eng: I think Tom understands me.
eng: I think that Tom understands me.
eng: I think Tom understands that if he wants my help, all he needs to do is ask for it.
eng: I think that Tom understands that if he wants my help, all he needs to do is ask for it.
eng: I think Tom understood me.
eng: I think that Tom understood me.
eng: I think Tom understood that.
eng: I think that Tom understood that.
eng: I think Tom understood your explanation.
eng: I think that Tom understood your explanation.
eng: I think Tom used to be a soldier.
eng: I think that Tom used to be a soldier.
eng: I think Tom used to date Mary.
eng: I think that Tom used to date Mary.
eng: I think Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom used to live in Australia.
eng: I think Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I think Tom used to love me.
eng: I think that Tom used to love me.
eng: I think Tom used to own a Japanese car.
eng: I think that Tom used to own a Japanese car.
eng: I think Tom used to play golf.
eng: I think that Tom used to play golf.
eng: I think Tom visited Australia with Mary last spring.
eng: I think that Tom visited Australia with Mary last spring.
eng: I think Tom waited until Mary got there.
eng: I think that Tom waited until Mary got there.
eng: I think Tom wanted my help.
eng: I think that Tom wanted my help.
eng: I think Tom wanted to do that even more than you did.
eng: I think that Tom wanted to do that even more than you did.
eng: I think Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I think that Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I think Tom wanted to kill us both.
eng: I think that Tom wanted to kill us both.
eng: I think Tom wanted to kill us.
eng: I think that Tom wanted to kill us.
eng: I think Tom wants Mary's job.
eng: I think that Tom wants Mary's job.
eng: I think Tom wants me to do that.
eng: I think that Tom wants me to do that.
eng: I think Tom wants me to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom wants me to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom wants me to do that with him.
eng: I think that Tom wants me to do that with him.
eng: I think Tom wants me to go with him.
eng: I think that Tom wants me to go with him.
eng: I think Tom wants more.
eng: I think that Tom wants more.
eng: I think Tom wants our help.
eng: I think that Tom wants our help.
eng: I think Tom wants something to eat.
eng: I think that Tom wants something to eat.
eng: I think Tom wants something to write with.
eng: I think that Tom wants something to write with.
eng: I think Tom wants to come with us.
eng: I think that Tom wants to come with us.
eng: I think Tom wants to do that, even though he says he doesn't.
eng: I think that Tom wants to do that, even though he says he doesn't.
eng: I think Tom wants to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think that Tom wants to do that tomorrow.
eng: I think Tom wants to go to Australia.
eng: I think that Tom wants to go to Australia.
eng: I think Tom wants to go to Australia with you.
eng: I think that Tom wants to go to Australia with you.
eng: I think Tom wants to go to bed.
eng: I think that Tom wants to go to bed.
eng: I think Tom wants to go to Boston.
eng: I think that Tom wants to go to Boston.
eng: I think Tom wants to go to Boston with you.
eng: I think that Tom wants to go to Boston with you.
eng: I think Tom wants to kill himself.
eng: I think that Tom wants to kill himself.
eng: I think Tom wants to see you.
eng: I think that Tom wants to see you.
eng: I think Tom wants to sell us something.
eng: I think that Tom wants to sell us something.
eng: I think Tom wants to stay.
eng: I think that Tom wants to stay.
eng: I think Tom was about ready to do that.
eng: I think that Tom was about ready to do that.
eng: I think Tom was afraid that he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think Tom was afraid he might hurt Mary's feelings.
eng: I think Tom was a little tired.
eng: I think that Tom was a little tired.
eng: I think Tom was as surprised as I was.
eng: I think that Tom was as surprised as I was.
eng: I think Tom was astonished.
eng: I think that Tom was astonished.
eng: I think Tom was being sarcastic.
eng: I think that Tom was being sarcastic.
eng: I think Tom was bluffing.
eng: I think that Tom was bluffing.
eng: I think Tom was born in Australia.
eng: I think that Tom was born in Australia.
eng: I think Tom was born in Boston.
eng: I think that Tom was born in Boston.
eng: I think Tom was distracted.
eng: I think that Tom was distracted.
eng: I think Tom was drunk.
eng: I think that Tom was drunk.
eng: I think Tom was embarrassed.
eng: I think that Tom was embarrassed.