DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom's the last person I would've expected to have a heart attack.
eng: Tom is the last person I would've expected to have a heart attack.
eng: Tom's the last person I would've expected to have a heart attack.
eng: Tom's the last person I would have expected to have a heart attack.
eng: Tom's the only guy in this class.
eng: Tom is the only guy in this class.
eng: Tom's the only one wearing a coat.
eng: Tom is the only one wearing a coat.
eng: Tom's the only one who could have done this.
eng: Tom is the only one who could've done this.
eng: Tom's the only one who could've done this.
eng: Tom is the only one who could've done this.
eng: Tom's the only one who could've done this.
eng: Tom's the only one who could have done this.
eng: Tom's the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's the same age as Mary.
eng: Tom is the same age as Mary.
eng: Tom's the smallest of the three.
eng: Tom is the smallest of the three.
eng: Tom's thirtieth birthday is next Monday.
eng: Tom's 30th birthday is next Monday.
eng: Tom's thirty.
eng: Tom is thirty.
eng: Tom's thrilled.
eng: Tom is thrilled.
eng: Tom still doesn't know I'm here.
eng: Tom still doesn't know that I'm here.
eng: Tom still doesn't know that Mary and I are divorced.
eng: Tom still doesn't know Mary and I are divorced.
eng: Tom still doesn't seem to understand what's happening.
eng: Tom still doesn't seem to understand what's going on.
eng: Tom still doesn't understand what's happening.
eng: Tom still doesn't understand what's going on.
eng: Tom still hasn't admitted that he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom still hasn't admitted he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom still hasn't bought Mary a birthday present.
eng: Tom still hasn't bought a birthday present for Mary.
eng: Tom still hasn't told me the reason why he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom still hasn't told me the reason why he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom still hasn't told me why he's not going to do that.
eng: Tom still hasn't told me why he isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom still might do that.
eng: Tom still may do that.
eng: Tom still might not do that.
eng: Tom still may not do that.
eng: Tom still owes me $300.
eng: Tom still owes me three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom still plans to do that.
eng: Tom still plans on doing that.
eng: Tom still sometimes writes to me.
eng: Tom still writes to me sometimes.
eng: Tom's tipsy.
eng: Tom is tipsy.
eng: Tom's tomcat is sick.
eng: Tom's tom is sick.
eng: Tom stood up and then everyone else stood up, too.
eng: Tom stood up and then everybody else stood up as well.
eng: Tom stopped abruptly.
eng: Tom stopped short.
eng: Tom stopped abruptly.
eng: Tom suddenly stopped.
eng: Tom's torch died on him before he could get out of the cave.
eng: Tom's flashlight died on him before he could get out of the cave.
eng: Tom's tough.
eng: Tom is tough.
eng: Tom's trapped.
eng: Tom is trapped.
eng: Tom stressed that his position hadn't changed.
eng: Tom stressed his position hadn't changed.
eng: Tom stretched out on the sofa and fell asleep.
eng: Tom stretched out on the couch and fell asleep.
eng: Tom's trial is scheduled for October 20th.
eng: Tom's trial is scheduled for October twentieth.
eng: Tom stripped off his clothes and got into the bathtub.
eng: Tom took off his clothes and got into the bathtub.
eng: Tom's troubled.
eng: Tom is troubled.
eng: Tom's troubles aren't over yet.
eng: Tom's troubles aren't yet over.
eng: Tom's trying to make the impossible possible.
eng: Tom is trying to make the impossible possible.
eng: Tom stuck his tongue out.
eng: Tom stuck out his tongue.
eng: Tom suggested I go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom suggested that I go to Australia with him.
eng: Tom suggested I go to Australia with Mary.
eng: Tom suggested that I go to Australia with Mary.
eng: Tom suggested I go with him to Australia.
eng: Tom suggested that I go with him to Australia.
eng: Tom suggested that I learn French.
eng: Tom suggested I learn French.
eng: Tom suggested that I steam vegetables rather than boil them.
eng: Tom suggested I steam vegetables rather than boil them.
eng: Tom suggested that we don't watch this movie.
eng: Tom suggested we don't watch this movie.
eng: Tom suggested that we do that.
eng: Tom suggested we do that.
eng: Tom suggested that we drive here.
eng: Tom suggested we drive here.
eng: Tom suggested that we help you pull weeds.
eng: Tom suggested we help you pull weeds.
eng: Tom suggested that we not do that.
eng: Tom suggested we not do that.
eng: Tom suggested we do that while we're here in Australia.
eng: Tom suggested that we do that while we're here in Australia.
eng: Tom suggested we go fishing tomorrow.
eng: Tom suggested that we go fishing tomorrow.
eng: Tom suggested we go to Australia together.
eng: Tom suggested that we go to Australia together.
eng: Tom suggested we stay.
eng: Tom suggested that we stay.
eng: Tom suggested we visit Australia.
eng: Tom suggested that we visit Australia.
eng: Tom's ugly.
eng: Tom is ugly.
eng: Tom's unarmed.
eng: Tom is unarmed.
eng: Tom's uncomfortable.
eng: Tom is uncomfortable.
eng: Tom's unconscious.
eng: Tom is unconscious.
eng: Tom's uneasy.
eng: Tom is uneasy.
eng: Tom's unhappy.
eng: Tom is unhappy.
eng: Tom's unreliable.
eng: Tom is unreliable.
eng: Tom's unscrupulous.
eng: Tom is unscrupulous.
eng: Tom's unsure.
eng: Tom is unsure.
eng: Tom supposedly is very good at doing that.
eng: Tom is supposedly very good at doing that.
eng: Tom's up. The light's on in his room.
eng: Tom is up. The light's on in his room.
eng: Tom's up.
eng: Tom is up.
eng: Tom sure ate a lot. He must've been hungry.
eng: Tom sure ate a lot. He must have been hungry.
eng: Tom sure was mad.
eng: Tom sure was angry.
eng: Tom surprised everybody when he did that.
eng: Tom surprised everyone when he did that.
eng: Tom suspected it might be a trap.
eng: Tom suspected that it might be a trap.
eng: Tom suspected Mary and John were dating each other.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary and John were dating each other.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was kidding.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was kidding.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was the one who had broken the window.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was the one who had broken the window.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was the one who had done that.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was the one who had done that.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was the one who had spilled coffee on his computer.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was the one who had spilled coffee on his computer.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was using drugs.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was using drugs.
eng: Tom suspected something was wrong.
eng: Tom suspected that something was wrong.
eng: Tom suspected that his father was dyslexic.
eng: Tom suspected his father was dyslexic.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary had a crush on him.
eng: Tom suspected Mary had a crush on him.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary had cheated on the test.
eng: Tom suspected Mary had cheated on the test.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was involved.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was involved.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was lying to him.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was lying to him.
eng: Tom suspected that Mary was lying.
eng: Tom suspected Mary was lying.
eng: Tom suspects that Mary and I are plotting something.
eng: Tom suspects Mary and I are plotting something.
eng: Tom's very big-headed.
eng: Tom is very big-headed.
eng: Tom's very effusive.
eng: Tom is very effusive.
eng: Tom's very enthusiastic about it.
eng: Tom is very enthusiastic about it.
eng: Tom's very good at debugging.
eng: Tom is very good at debugging.
eng: Tom's very good at mental arithmetic.
eng: Tom is very good at mental arithmetic.
eng: Tom's very highly strung and easily offended.
eng: Tom is very highly strung and easily offended.
eng: Tom's very lazy.
eng: Tom is very lazy.
eng: Tom's very much in control of the situation.
eng: Tom is very much in control of the situation.
eng: Tom's very pleased with himself.
eng: Tom is very pleased with himself.
eng: Tom's very resilient and can always manage to smile, no matter what's going on in his life.
eng: Tom is very resilient and can always manage to smile, no matter what's going on in his life.
eng: Tom's very sophisticated.
eng: Tom is very sophisticated.
eng: Tom's very unpredictable when he's been drinking.
eng: Tom is very unpredictable when he's been drinking.
eng: Tom's very upset about something.
eng: Tom is very upset about something.
eng: Tom's vomiting.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom's watching.
eng: Tom is watching.
eng: Tom's weak.
eng: Tom is weak.
eng: Tom's wearing a new coat.
eng: Tom is wearing a new coat.
eng: Tom swears that he hasn't done that more than once.
eng: Tom swears he hasn't done that more than once.
eng: Tom's weird.
eng: Tom is weird.
eng: Tom's well.
eng: Tom is well.
eng: Tom's wife is almost as short as he is.
eng: Tom's wife is almost as short as Tom is.
eng: Tom's wife is just as crazy as he is.
eng: Tom's wife is just as crazy as Tom is.
eng: Tom's wife told me he wasn't at home.
eng: Tom's wife told me that he wasn't at home.
eng: Tom swims a lot better than Mary.
eng: Tom swims a lot better than Mary does.
eng: Tom swims better than Mary.
eng: Tom swims better than Mary does.
eng: Tom's winking at Mary.
eng: Tom is winking at Mary.
eng: Tom's winning.
eng: Tom is winning.
eng: Tom's wish is to go to Australia.
eng: Tom's dream is to go to Australia.
eng: Tom switched off all the lights.
eng: Tom switched all the lights off.
eng: Tom switched off his computer.
eng: Tom shut down his computer.
eng: Tom switched off his computer.
eng: Tom shut off his computer.
eng: Tom switched off his computer.
eng: Tom switched his computer off.
eng: Tom switched off his walkie-talkie.
eng: Tom switched his walkie-talkie off.
eng: Tom's wondering if any of his kids will remember that today is Father's Day.
eng: Tom is wondering if any of his kids will remember that today is Father's Day.
eng: Tom swore he'd never do that again.
eng: Tom swore he wouldn't ever do that again.
eng: Tom swore he'd never do that to anybody.
eng: Tom swore he'd never do that to anyone.
eng: Tom swore he'd never do that.
eng: Tom swore he wouldn't ever do that.
eng: Tom swore he wouldn't ever lie to me again.
eng: Tom swore he'd never lie to me again.
eng: Tom swore Mary told him she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore Mary told him that she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore that he didn't do that more than once.
eng: Tom swore he didn't do that more than once.
eng: Tom swore that Mary told him she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore Mary told him she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore that Mary told him she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore Mary told him that she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore that Mary told him she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore that Mary told him that she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore that Mary told him that she'd done that.
eng: Tom swore Mary told him that she'd done that.
eng: Tom's worried.
eng: Tom is worried.
eng: Tom's wounded.
eng: Tom is wounded.
eng: Tom's writing his doctoral thesis at the moment.
eng: Tom is writing his doctoral thesis at the moment.
eng: Tom's wrong, you know.
eng: Tom is wrong, you know.
eng: Tom's young.
eng: Tom is young.
eng: Tom takes care of our children.
eng: Tom takes care of our kids.
eng: Tom takes the kids to school every morning.
eng: Tom takes the children to school every morning.
eng: Tom talked to everybody at the party.
eng: Tom talked to everyone at the party.
eng: Tom talked to Mary as well.
eng: Tom talked to Mary, too.
eng: Tom talked to Mary, too.
eng: Tom also talked to Mary.
eng: Tom talked to the boys that he met in the park.
eng: Tom talked to the boys he met in the park.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody that he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody that he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody that he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody that he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he that passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he that passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he that passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he that passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody that he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody that he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody that he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he that passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he that passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he that passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to almost everybody he passes on the road.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he that passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everybody he passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he that passes on the street.
eng: Tom talks to just about everyone he passes on the street.
eng: Tom taught his children French.
eng: Tom taught French to his children.
eng: Tom taught his dog some tricks.
eng: Tom taught some tricks to his dog.
eng: Tom taught me many things.
eng: Tom taught me a lot of things.
eng: Tom tells me you've been to Australia.
eng: Tom tells me that you've been to Australia.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know that he'd be late for dinner.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know he'd be late for dinner.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know that he'd be late.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know he'd be late.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know that he had arrived in Boston.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know he had arrived in Boston.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know that he was going to be late for dinner.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know he was going to be late for dinner.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know that he was going to be late.
eng: Tom texted Mary to let her know he was going to be late.
eng: Tom, there is something you should know about me.
eng: Tom, there's something you should know about me.
eng: Tom, there's no need to apologize.
eng: Tom, there isn't any need to apologize.
eng: Tom thinks anything's possible.
eng: Tom thinks that anything's possible.
eng: Tom thinks beer is good for you.
eng: Tom thinks that beer is good for you.
eng: Tom thinks doing that would be worthwhile.
eng: Tom thinks that doing that would be worthwhile.
eng: Tom thinks everything is his business.
eng: Tom thinks that everything is his business.
eng: Tom thinks he can do anything if he puts his mind to it.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do anything if he puts his mind to it.
eng: Tom thinks he can do that again.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do that again.
eng: Tom thinks he can do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do that.
eng: Tom thinks he can do the job better than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do the job better than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he can do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom thinks that he can do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom thinks he can do whatever he wants to.
eng: Tom thinks he can do whatever he wants.
eng: Tom thinks he can get away with this.
eng: Tom thinks that he can get away with this.
eng: Tom thinks he can get rid of his cold if he takes this medicine.
eng: Tom thinks that he can get rid of his cold if he takes this medicine.
eng: Tom thinks he can probably do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he can probably do that.
eng: Tom thinks he can probably help us tomorrow.
eng: Tom thinks that he can probably help us tomorrow.
eng: Tom thinks he can probably take care of himself.
eng: Tom thinks that he can probably take care of himself.
eng: Tom thinks he can probably win.
eng: Tom thinks that he can probably win.
eng: Tom thinks he can prove it.
eng: Tom thinks that he can prove it.
eng: Tom thinks he can sing.
eng: Tom thinks that he can sing.
eng: Tom thinks he can succeed where others have failed.
eng: Tom thinks that he can succeed where others have failed.
eng: Tom thinks he can take care of himself.
eng: Tom thinks that he can take care of himself.
eng: Tom thinks he can tell when Mary is lying.
eng: Tom thinks that he can tell when Mary is lying.
eng: Tom thinks he can trust Mary not to do something stupid.
eng: Tom thinks that he can trust Mary not to do something stupid.
eng: Tom thinks he can trust Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he can trust Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he can win.
eng: Tom thinks that he can win.
eng: Tom thinks he could do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he could do that.
eng: Tom thinks he could probably do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he could probably do that.
eng: Tom thinks he could probably win.
eng: Tom thinks that he could probably win.
eng: Tom thinks he could win.
eng: Tom thinks that he could win.
eng: Tom thinks he'd be a good basketball coach.
eng: Tom thinks that he'd be a good basketball coach.
eng: Tom thinks he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he doesn't need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks he got a bargain.
eng: Tom thinks that he got a bargain.
eng: Tom thinks he got a good bargain.
eng: Tom thinks that he got a good bargain.
eng: Tom thinks he got a good price.
eng: Tom thinks that he got a good price.
eng: Tom thinks he has a buyer for his house.
eng: Tom thinks that he has a buyer for his house.
eng: Tom thinks he has found the answer.
eng: Tom thinks he's found the answer.
eng: Tom thinks he has found the answer.
eng: Tom thinks that he has found the answer.
eng: Tom thinks he has the flu.
eng: Tom thinks that he has the flu.
eng: Tom thinks he has to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he has to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he knows best.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows best.
eng: Tom thinks he knows everything.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows everything.
eng: Tom thinks he knows how much money Mary makes, but Mary makes quite a bit more than Tom thinks she does.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows how much money Mary makes, but Mary makes quite a bit more than Tom thinks she does.
eng: Tom thinks he knows how to get to Mary's house.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows how to get to Mary's house.
eng: Tom thinks he knows the answer.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows the answer.
eng: Tom thinks he knows what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom thinks he knows what Mary wants.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows what Mary wants.
eng: Tom thinks he knows what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks he knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks he knows what will happen next.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows what will happen next.
eng: Tom thinks he knows where Mary lives.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows where Mary lives.
eng: Tom thinks he knows where Mary went.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows where Mary went.
eng: Tom thinks he knows where to find Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows where to find Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he knows who Mary's favorite musician is.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows who Mary's favorite musician is.
eng: Tom thinks he knows who really did that.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows who really did that.
eng: Tom thinks he knows why Mary decided to become a nun.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows why Mary decided to become a nun.
eng: Tom thinks he knows why.
eng: Tom thinks that he knows why.
eng: Tom thinks he left his French textbook at Mary's.
eng: Tom thinks that he left his French textbook at Mary's.
eng: Tom thinks he'll die soon.
eng: Tom thinks that he'll die soon.
eng: Tom thinks he'll get straight A's.
eng: Tom thinks that he'll get straight A's.
eng: Tom thinks he'll go shopping this afternoon.
eng: Tom thinks that he'll go shopping this afternoon.
eng: Tom thinks he'll never see Mary again.
eng: Tom thinks that he'll never see Mary again.
eng: Tom thinks he'll probably never fall in love.
eng: Tom thinks that he'll probably never fall in love.
eng: Tom thinks he may be able to help you.
eng: Tom thinks that he may be able to help you.
eng: Tom thinks he might have the answer.
eng: Tom thinks that he might have the answer.
eng: Tom thinks he needs to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he needs to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he needs to lose some weight, but Mary doesn't think so.
eng: Tom thinks that he needs to lose some weight, but Mary doesn't think so.
eng: Tom thinks he ought to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he ought to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he's a genius, but I don't agree with him.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a genius, but I don't agree with him.
eng: Tom thinks he's a genius.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a genius.
eng: Tom thinks he's a good cook.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a good cook.
eng: Tom thinks he's a good driver.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a good driver.
eng: Tom thinks he's a good person.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a good person.
eng: Tom thinks he's a good singer.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a good singer.
eng: Tom thinks he's a pretty good singer.
eng: Tom thinks that he's a pretty good singer.
eng: Tom thinks he's being reasonable.
eng: Tom thinks that he's being reasonable.
eng: Tom thinks he's being shadowed by a private detective.
eng: Tom thinks that he's being shadowed by a private detective.
eng: Tom thinks he's better at French than he really is.
eng: Tom thinks that he's better at French than he really is.
eng: Tom thinks he's better than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks that he's better than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's better than everyone else.
eng: Tom thinks that he's better than everyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's better than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he's better than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he's figured it out.
eng: Tom thinks that he's figured it out.
eng: Tom thinks he's found a solution to the problem.
eng: Tom thinks that he's found a solution to the problem.
eng: Tom thinks he's found a way to solve the problem.
eng: Tom thinks that he's found a way to solve the problem.
eng: Tom thinks he's funny.
eng: Tom thinks that he's funny.
eng: Tom thinks he's getting ripped off.
eng: Tom thinks that he's getting ripped off.
eng: Tom thinks he's God's gift to women.
eng: Tom thinks that he's God's gift to women.
eng: Tom thinks he's going to be a star.
eng: Tom thinks that he's going to be a star.
eng: Tom thinks he's going to lose the race.
eng: Tom thinks that he's going to lose the race.
eng: Tom thinks he's going to win the race.
eng: Tom thinks that he's going to win the race.
eng: Tom thinks he's good-looking.
eng: Tom thinks that he's good-looking.
eng: Tom thinks he's handsome.
eng: Tom thinks that he's handsome.
eng: Tom thinks he should agree to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he should agree to do that.
eng: Tom thinks he should do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he should do that.
eng: Tom thinks he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks he should study French.
eng: Tom thinks that he should study French.
eng: Tom thinks he's in big trouble.
eng: Tom thinks that he's in big trouble.
eng: Tom thinks he's infallible.
eng: Tom thinks that he's infallible.
eng: Tom thinks he's invincible.
eng: Tom thinks that he's invincible.
eng: Tom thinks he's Mary's boyfriend, but Mary thinks he's just a friend.
eng: Tom thinks that he's Mary's boyfriend, but Mary thinks he's just a friend.
eng: Tom thinks he speaks French better than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he speaks French better than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he's pretty good at French.
eng: Tom thinks that he's pretty good at French.
eng: Tom thinks he's pretty good at guitar.
eng: Tom thinks that he's pretty good at guitar.
eng: Tom thinks he's ready.
eng: Tom thinks that he's ready.
eng: Tom thinks he's related to me.
eng: Tom thinks that he's related to me.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than anybody else.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than anybody else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than anybody else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than anyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everybody else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than everybody else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everyone else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everybody else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everyone else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than everyone else, but he's not.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everybody else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than everyone else.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than everyone else.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom thinks he's smarter than me.
eng: Tom thinks that he's smarter than me.
eng: Tom thinks he's stronger than I am.
eng: Tom thinks that he's stronger than I am.
eng: Tom thinks he's stronger than me.
eng: Tom thinks that he's stronger than me.
eng: Tom thinks he's tallest person here.
eng: Tom thinks that he's tallest person here.
eng: Tom thinks he's the best actor in the world.
eng: Tom thinks that he's the best actor in the world.
eng: Tom thinks he's the best French speaker here.
eng: Tom thinks that he's the best French speaker here.
eng: Tom thinks he's the best French teacher here.
eng: Tom thinks that he's the best French teacher here.
eng: Tom thinks he's too good for us.
eng: Tom thinks that he's too good for us.
eng: Tom thinks he's too important to do that himself.
eng: Tom thinks that he's too important to do that himself.
eng: Tom thinks he understands women.
eng: Tom thinks that he understands women.
eng: Tom thinks he won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that he won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom thinks his country is the greatest country in the world.
eng: Tom thinks that his country is the greatest country in the world.
eng: Tom thinks his house is haunted.
eng: Tom thinks that his house is haunted.
eng: Tom thinks his job is pointless.
eng: Tom thinks that his job is pointless.
eng: Tom thinks his leg is broken.
eng: Tom thinks that his leg is broken.
eng: Tom thinks his passport has been stolen.
eng: Tom thinks that his passport has been stolen.
eng: Tom thinks I can do the job.
eng: Tom thinks that I can do the job.
eng: Tom thinks I did something wrong.
eng: Tom thinks that I did something wrong.
eng: Tom thinks I don't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that I don't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks I don't know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that I don't know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks I don't need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that I don't need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks if he'd tried a little harder, he could've won the race.
eng: Tom thinks if he'd tried a little harder, he could have won the race.
eng: Tom thinks if he had done that earlier, he could've avoided a lot of problems.
eng: Tom thinks if he had done that earlier, he could have avoided a lot of problems.
eng: Tom thinks if he had done that, Mary would've been upset.
eng: Tom thinks if he had done that, Mary would have been upset.
eng: Tom thinks I have to do that today.
eng: Tom thinks that I have to do that today.
eng: Tom thinks I have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that I have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks I know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that I know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks I love him.
eng: Tom thinks that I love him.
eng: Tom thinks I love Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that I love Mary.
eng: Tom thinks I'm always putting myself in danger.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm always putting myself in danger.
eng: Tom thinks I'm crazy.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm crazy.
eng: Tom thinks I'm exaggerating.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm exaggerating.
eng: Tom thinks I'm going to drink this, but I'm not.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm going to drink this, but I'm not.
eng: Tom thinks I'm in Australia now.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm in Australia now.
eng: Tom thinks I'm in love with Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm in love with Mary.
eng: Tom thinks I'm jealous.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm jealous.
eng: Tom thinks I'm missing this great opportunity.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm missing this great opportunity.
eng: Tom thinks I'm right.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm right.
eng: Tom thinks I'm romantic.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm romantic.
eng: Tom thinks I'm still a kid.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm still a kid.
eng: Tom thinks I'm stupid.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm stupid.
eng: Tom thinks I'm too picky.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm too picky.
eng: Tom thinks I'm too young.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm too young.
eng: Tom thinks I'm very stupid.
eng: Tom thinks that I'm very stupid.
eng: Tom thinks I need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to do that.
eng: Tom thinks I need to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that I need to help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks I should eat more vegetables.
eng: Tom thinks that I should eat more vegetables.
eng: Tom thinks I should help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks that I should help Mary.
eng: Tom thinks I should retire.
eng: Tom thinks that I should retire.
eng: Tom thinks I stole the money.
eng: Tom thinks that I stole the money.
eng: Tom thinks it impossible for Mary to break the record.
eng: Tom thinks that it impossible for Mary to break the record.
eng: Tom thinks it'll be a lot of fun.
eng: Tom thinks that it'll be a lot of fun.
eng: Tom thinks it'll be fine.
eng: Tom thinks that it'll be fine.
eng: Tom thinks it'll be OK.
eng: Tom thinks that it'll be OK.
eng: Tom thinks I told Mary about it.
eng: Tom thinks that I told Mary about it.
eng: Tom thinks it possible for Mary to get a job with that company.
eng: Tom thinks that it possible for Mary to get a job with that company.
eng: Tom thinks it's a good idea.
eng: Tom thinks that it's a good idea.
eng: Tom thinks it's a great idea.
eng: Tom thinks that it's a great idea.
eng: Tom thinks it's all a joke.
eng: Tom thinks that it's all a joke.
eng: Tom thinks it's a ridiculous idea.
eng: Tom thinks that it's a ridiculous idea.
eng: Tom thinks it's a waste of time.
eng: Tom thinks that it's a waste of time.
eng: Tom thinks it's better not to lend Mary any money.
eng: Tom thinks that it's better not to lend Mary any money.
eng: Tom thinks it's embarrassing.
eng: Tom thinks that it's embarrassing.
eng: Tom thinks it's funny.
eng: Tom thinks that it's funny.
eng: Tom thinks it's great.
eng: Tom thinks that it's great.
eng: Tom thinks it's his fault that Mary died.
eng: Tom thinks that it's his fault that Mary died.
eng: Tom thinks it's hysterical.
eng: Tom thinks that it's hysterical.
eng: Tom thinks it's important for Mary to learn how to speak French.
eng: Tom thinks that it important for Mary to learn how to speak French.
eng: Tom thinks it's impossible.
eng: Tom thinks that it's impossible.
eng: Tom thinks it's possible.
eng: Tom thinks that it's possible.
eng: Tom thinks it's stupid.
eng: Tom thinks that it's stupid.
eng: Tom thinks it's time for Mary to ask for help.
eng: Tom thinks that it's time for Mary to ask for help.
eng: Tom thinks it was a good experience.
eng: Tom thinks that it was a good experience.
eng: Tom thinks it was an accident.
eng: Tom thinks that it was an accident.
eng: Tom thinks it was a prank.
eng: Tom thinks that it was a prank.
eng: Tom thinks it won't be possible.
eng: Tom thinks that it won't be possible.
eng: Tom thinks it would be better not to change dollars into yen at this time.
eng: Tom thinks that it would be better not to change dollars into yen at this time.
eng: Tom thinks it would be better not to visit Mary right now.
eng: Tom thinks that it would be better not to visit Mary right now.
eng: Tom thinks I was in Australia last week.
eng: Tom thinks that I was in Australia last week.
eng: Tom thinks I was in Boston last week.
eng: Tom thinks that I was in Boston last week.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can probably convince John to stop doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can probably convince John to stop doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can speak French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can speak French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can swim.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can swim.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can take care of herself.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can take care of herself.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can't speak French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can't speak French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can't understand French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can't understand French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can't win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can't win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can understand French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can understand French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary can win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary can win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary chickened out.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary chickened out.
eng: Tom thinks Mary could do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary could do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary could win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary could win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary despises him.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary despises him.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't get enough sleep.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't get enough sleep.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't have a driver's license.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't have a driver's license.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't have an inkling of what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't have an inkling of what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't know John can speak French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't know John can speak French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't know what to do.
eng: Tom thinks Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has a bad influence on John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has a bad influence on John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has a driver's license.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has a driver's license.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has a lot of money.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has a lot of money.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has left.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has left.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has probably not done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks Mary probably hasn't done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has probably not done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has probably not done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks Mary has to do that, but she doesn't really have to.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary has to do that, but she doesn't really have to.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a bit chubby.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a bit chubby.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is afraid.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is afraid.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a genius.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a genius.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a good driver.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a good driver.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a good singer.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a good singer.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is a little weird.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is a little weird.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is alone.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is alone.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is already finished doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is already finished doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is amazing.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is amazing.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is amused by what's going on.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is angry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is mad.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is angry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is angry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is an idiot.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is an idiot.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is annoyed.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is annoyed.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is at home.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is at home.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is beautiful.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is beautiful.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is being uncooperative.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is being uncooperative.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is being unreasonable.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is being unreasonable.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is broke.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is broke.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is busy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is busy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is careless.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is careless.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is confused.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is confused.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is cute.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is cute.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is depressed.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is depressed.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is discouraged.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is discouraged.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is displeased.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is displeased.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is drunk.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is drunk.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is eating lunch in the cafeteria.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is eating lunch in the cafeteria.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is embarrassed.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is embarrassed.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is exhausted.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is exhausted.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is finished doing that already.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is already finished doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is finished doing that already.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is finished doing that already.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is finished doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is finished doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is frightened.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is frightened.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is funny.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is funny.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is getting ripped off.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is getting ripped off.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is going to win the race.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is going to win the race.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is good at everything.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is good at everything.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is good at French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is good at French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is good-looking.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is good-looking.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is guilty.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is guilty.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is happy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is happy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is here.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is here.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is impressed.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is impressed.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is in Australia, but she's actually in New Zealand now.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is in Australia, but she's actually in New Zealand now.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is in Boston, but she's actually in Chicago now.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is in Boston, but she's actually in Chicago now.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is in love.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is in love.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is interested in doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is interested in doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is interested in John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is interested in John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is jealous.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is jealous.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is kind of cute.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is kind of cute.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is likely at the beach.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is likely at the beach.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is lonely.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is lonely.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is lying.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is lying.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is mad.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is mad.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is mentally ill.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is mentally ill.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is miserable.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is miserable.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is mistaken.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is mistaken.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is motivated to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is motivated to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is my name.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is my name.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is nervous.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is nervous.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't busy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't busy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't going to win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't going to win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't having fun.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't having fun.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't here.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't hungry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't hungry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't in Australia now.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't in Australia now.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't in Boston now.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't in Boston now.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't influential.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't influential.
eng: Tom thinks Mary isn't tired.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary isn't tired.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is outside.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is outside.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is over forty.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is over forty.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is pretty good at French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is pretty good at French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is probably at the beach.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is probably at the beach.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is probably at the beach with her friends.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is probably at the beach with her friends.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is probably in the cafeteria, eating lunch.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is probably in the cafeteria, eating lunch.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is probably in the cafeteria.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is probably in the cafeteria.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is ready to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is ready to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is ready.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is ready.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is really stuck up.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is really stuck up.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is related to me.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is related to me.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is reluctant to do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is retired by now.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is retired by now.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is rich.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is rich.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is scared.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is scared.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is shy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is shy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is sleepy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is sleepy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is slow.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is slow.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is still alive.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is still alive.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is still in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is still in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is still in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is still in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is still living in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is still living in Australia.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is still living in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is still living in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is strange.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is strange.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is stronger than I am.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is stronger than I am.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is stronger than me.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is stronger than I am.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is stronger than me.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is stronger than me.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is studying French.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is studying French.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is suspicious.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is suspicious.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is telling the truth.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is telling the truth.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is the most beautiful girl in his class.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is the most beautiful girl in his class.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is the prettiest girl in his class.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is the prettiest girl in his class.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is through doing that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is through doing that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is tired.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is tired.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is too slow.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is too slow.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is ugly.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is ugly.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is upset.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is upset.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is very cute.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is very cute.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is worried.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is worried.
eng: Tom thinks Mary is wrong.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary is wrong.
eng: Tom thinks Mary killed John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary killed John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary kissed John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary kissed John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary knows.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary knows.
eng: Tom thinks Mary knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary knows what to do.
eng: Tom thinks Mary knows where John is.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary knows where John is.
eng: Tom thinks Mary knows who really did that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary knows who really did that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary lied.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary lied.
eng: Tom thinks Mary looks great in blue.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary looks great in blue.
eng: Tom thinks Mary made a big mistake.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary made a big mistake.
eng: Tom thinks Mary made the right choice.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary made the right choice.
eng: Tom thinks Mary may be lactose intolerant.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary may be lactose intolerant.
eng: Tom thinks Mary may have an eating disorder.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary may have an eating disorder.
eng: Tom thinks Mary might be interested.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary might be interested.
eng: Tom thinks Mary might not be interested.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary might not be interested.
eng: Tom thinks Mary needs to be more careful.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary needs to be more careful.
eng: Tom thinks Mary needs to do that, but she doesn't really need to.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary needs to do that, but she doesn't really need to.
eng: Tom thinks Mary probably didn't cry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary probably didn't cry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary probably didn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary probably didn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary probably didn't win.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary probably didn't win.
eng: Tom thinks Mary probably hasn't done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary probably hasn't done that yet.
eng: Tom thinks Mary should apologize to John for not doing what she said she'd do.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary should apologize to John for not doing what she said she'd do.
eng: Tom thinks Mary should apologize to John.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary should apologize to John.
eng: Tom thinks Mary should be happy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary should be happy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary should do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary should do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary should eat more fruit.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary should eat more fruit.
eng: Tom thinks Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom thinks Mary shouldn't eat so much junk food.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary shouldn't eat so much junk food.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wants to do that, but she doesn't really want to.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wants to do that, but she doesn't really want to.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was busy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was busy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was having fun.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was having fun.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was hungry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was hungry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom thinks Mary was murdered.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary was murdered.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wasn't busy.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't busy.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wasn't having fun.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't having fun.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't hungry.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wasn't in Australia last summer.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't in Australia last summer.
eng: Tom thinks Mary wasn't in Boston last summer.
eng: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't in Boston last summer.