DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: It isn't clear when and where Tom was born.
eng: It's not clear when and where Tom was born.
eng: It isn't clear when Tom came here.
eng: It's not clear when Tom came here.
eng: It isn't clear whether Tom is wise or not.
eng: It's not clear whether Tom is wise or not.
eng: It isn't clear which of them wanted that.
eng: It's not clear which of them wanted that.
eng: It isn't clear why Tom didn't do that.
eng: It's not clear why Tom didn't do that.
eng: It isn't clear why Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: It's not clear why Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: It isn't clear why Tom did that.
eng: It's not clear why Tom did that.
eng: It isn't clear why Tom wanted to do that.
eng: It's not clear why Tom wanted to do that.
eng: It isn't crazy.
eng: It's not crazy.
eng: It isn't dark yet.
eng: It's not dark yet.
eng: It isn't difficult to calculate.
eng: It's not difficult to calculate.
eng: It isn't difficult to learn French.
eng: It's not difficult to learn French.
eng: It isn't difficult to speak French.
eng: It is not difficult to speak French.
eng: It isn't difficult to speak French.
eng: It's not difficult to speak French.
eng: It isn't easy for me to get off work early.
eng: It's not easy for me to get off work early.
eng: It isn't easy.
eng: It's not easy.
eng: It isn't easy to be an umpire.
eng: It's not easy to be an umpire.
eng: It isn't easy to be an umpire today.
eng: It's not easy to be an umpire today.
eng: It isn't easy to be a referee.
eng: It's not easy to be a referee.
eng: It isn't easy to catch a fish with your hands.
eng: It's not easy to catch a fish with your hands.
eng: It isn't easy to catch a rabbit with your bare hands.
eng: It's not easy to catch a rabbit with your bare hands.
eng: It isn't easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It's not easy to distinguish good from evil.
eng: It isn't easy to find the way to the park.
eng: It's not easy to find the way to the park.
eng: It isn't easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It's not easy to get rid of bad habits.
eng: It isn't easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It's not easy to learn a foreign language.
eng: It isn't easy to lose weight.
eng: It's not easy to lose weight.
eng: It isn't easy to master French.
eng: It's not easy to master French.
eng: It isn't easy to memorize dates.
eng: It's not easy to memorize dates.
eng: It isn't easy to raise children.
eng: It's not easy to raise children.
eng: It isn't easy to speak French.
eng: It's not easy to speak French.
eng: It isn't easy to speak French well.
eng: It is not easy to speak French well.
eng: It isn't easy to teach French.
eng: It's not easy to teach French.
eng: It isn't easy to teach little kids.
eng: It's not easy to teach little kids.
eng: It isn't easy to train dogs.
eng: It's not easy to train dogs.
eng: It isn't easy to understand Tom's ideas.
eng: It's not easy to understand Tom's ideas.
eng: It isn't easy to understand why I should do that.
eng: It's not easy to understand why I should do that.
eng: It isn't easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It is not easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It isn't easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It's not easy to understand why you want to leave.
eng: It isn't easy to write a love letter.
eng: It's not easy to write a love letter.
eng: It isn't empty.
eng: It's not empty.
eng: It isn't especially hot today.
eng: It's not especially hot today.
eng: It isn't evident whether the police followed the usual search procedures.
eng: It's not evident whether the police followed the usual search procedures.
eng: It isn't expensive.
eng: It's not expensive.
eng: It isn't fair that Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It's not fair that Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It isn't fair to keep Tom in the dark.
eng: It's not fair to keep Tom in the dark.
eng: It isn't fair Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It isn't fair that Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It isn't fair Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It's not fair that Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It isn't fair Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It's not fair Tom can go and I can't.
eng: It isn't far from my house to the station.
eng: It's not far from my house to the station.
eng: It isn't far from the hotel.
eng: It's not far from the hotel.
eng: It isn't for everyone.
eng: It isn't for everybody.
eng: It isn't funny at all.
eng: It's not funny at all.
eng: It isn't going bite you.
eng: It's not going bite you.
eng: It isn't going to be easy to find someone to rent this house.
eng: It isn't going to be easy to find somebody to rent this house.
eng: It isn't going to be that easy to do that.
eng: It's not going to be that easy to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be that hard.
eng: It's not going to be that hard.
eng: It isn't going to be that much fun.
eng: It's not going to be that much fun.
eng: It isn't going to be very difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be very hard to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be very difficult to do that.
eng: It's not going to be very difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be very difficult to do that.
eng: It's not going to be very hard to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be very easy to do that.
eng: It's not going to be very easy to do that.
eng: It isn't going to be very hard to do that.
eng: It's not going to be very hard to do that.
eng: It isn't going to rain this evening.
eng: It's not going to rain this evening.
eng: It isn't going to snow.
eng: It's not going to snow.
eng: It isn't going to snow this evening.
eng: It's not going to snow this evening.
eng: It isn't good for anyone.
eng: It isn't good for anybody.
eng: It isn't good for people to live alone.
eng: It's not good for people to live alone.
eng: It isn't good.
eng: It's not good.
eng: It isn't good to eat between meals.
eng: It's not good to eat between meals.
eng: It isn't hard for everyone.
eng: It isn't hard for everybody.
eng: It isn't hard.
eng: It isn't difficult.
eng: It isn't hard to calculate.
eng: It isn't difficult to calculate.
eng: It isn't hard to calculate.
eng: It's not difficult to calculate.
eng: It isn't hard to do.
eng: It's not hard to do.
eng: It isn't hard to do that.
eng: It isn't difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't hard to see why you don't like Tom.
eng: It's not hard to see why you don't like Tom.
eng: It isn't here anymore.
eng: It's not here anymore.
eng: It isn't hot today.
eng: It's not hot today.
eng: It isn't important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It's not important whether we win the game or not.
eng: It isn't interesting.
eng: It's not interesting.
eng: It isn't just about money.
eng: It's not just about money.
eng: It isn't just for show.
eng: It's not just for show.
eng: It isn't just my fault.
eng: It's not just my fault.
eng: It isn't legal.
eng: It's not legal.
eng: It isn't like I really wanted to go to Boston.
eng: It's not like I really wanted to go to Boston.
eng: It isn't likely that our team will win.
eng: It isn't likely our team will win.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom did it on purpose.
eng: It's not likely that Tom did it on purpose.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom did it on purpose.
eng: It's not likely Tom did it on purpose.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom went there.
eng: It isn't likely Tom went there.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It's not likely that Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It's not likely Tom will shed any tears if Mary gets fired.
eng: It isn't likely to happen anytime soon.
eng: It's not likely to happen anytime soon.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will come.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will come.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will do that.
eng: It isn't likely that Tom will do that.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will ever admit that he's wrong.
eng: It isn't likely Tom will ever admit he's wrong.
eng: It isn't like you to not listen to other people's opinions.
eng: It's not like you to not listen to other people's opinions.
eng: It isn't locked.
eng: It's not locked.
eng: It isn't me Tom has a problem with.
eng: It isn't me that Tom has a problem with.
eng: It isn't me Tom has a problem with.
eng: It's not me Tom has a problem with.
eng: It isn't mine.
eng: It's not mine.
eng: It isn't much fun going mountain climbing by yourself.
eng: It's not much fun going mountain climbing by yourself.
eng: It isn't much fun just sitting here waiting for Tom.
eng: It's not much fun just sitting here waiting for Tom.
eng: It isn't much further.
eng: It's not much further.
eng: It isn't much of a car.
eng: It's not much of a car.
eng: It isn't my fault that it happened.
eng: It isn't my fault it happened.
eng: It isn't my fault that it happened.
eng: It's not my fault it happened.
eng: It isn't my fault that it happened.
eng: It's not my fault that it happened.
eng: It isn't my fault that you got into an argument.
eng: It isn't my fault you got into an argument.
eng: It isn't my intent to hurt you in any way.
eng: It's not my intent to hurt you in any way.
eng: It isn't nearly enough.
eng: It's not nearly enough.
eng: It isn't necessarily so.
eng: It's not necessarily so.
eng: It isn't necessary for Tom to do that.
eng: It's not necessary for Tom to do that.
eng: It isn't necessary for Tom to stay in the hospital.
eng: It's not necessary for Tom to stay in the hospital.
eng: It isn't necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It's not necessary for us to attend the meeting.
eng: It isn't necessary for you to be multilingual.
eng: It's not necessary for you to be multilingual.
eng: It isn't necessary for you to do that anymore.
eng: It's not necessary for you to do that anymore.
eng: It isn't necessary for you to quit your job.
eng: It's not necessary for you to quit your job.
eng: It isn't necessary for you to take Tom advice if you don't want to.
eng: It's not necessary for you to take Tom advice if you don't want to.
eng: It isn't necessary, is it?
eng: It's not necessary, is it?
eng: It isn't necessary.
eng: It's not necessary.
eng: It isn't necessary to answer that letter.
eng: It's not necessary to answer that letter.
eng: It isn't necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It's not necessary to bring a gift.
eng: It isn't necessary to do that.
eng: It's unnecessary to do that.
eng: It isn't necessary to make a decision now.
eng: It's not necessary to make a decision now.
eng: It isn't new.
eng: It's not new.
eng: It isn't obvious.
eng: It's not obvious.
eng: It isn't optional.
eng: It's not optional.
eng: It isn't our fault, is it?
eng: It's not our fault, is it?
eng: It isn't our responsibility to do that.
eng: It's not our responsibility to do that.
eng: It isn't over.
eng: It's not over.
eng: It isn't over until it's over.
eng: It's not over until it's over.
eng: It isn't over yet.
eng: It's not over yet.
eng: It isn't polite to interrupt someone while they're talking.
eng: It isn't polite to interrupt somebody while they're talking.
eng: It isn't polite to interrupt someone while they're talking.
eng: It's not polite to interrupt somebody while they're talking.
eng: It isn't polite to interrupt someone while they're talking.
eng: It's not polite to interrupt someone while they're talking.
eng: It isn't polite to laugh at others.
eng: It's not polite to laugh at others.
eng: It isn't polite to stare at people.
eng: It's not polite to stare at people.
eng: It isn't possible to clear the snow from every road.
eng: It's not possible to clear the snow from every road.
eng: It isn't possible to get there by car.
eng: It's not possible to get there by car.
eng: It isn't possible to leave this island.
eng: It's not possible to leave this island.
eng: It isn't possible to please everybody.
eng: It's not possible to please everybody.
eng: It isn't pretty.
eng: It's not pretty.
eng: It isn't quite that simple.
eng: It's not quite that simple.
eng: It isn't raining anymore.
eng: It's not raining anymore.
eng: It isn't raining hard.
eng: It's not raining hard.
eng: It isn't raining now.
eng: It's not raining now.
eng: It isn't rare for Tom to make such mistakes.
eng: It's not rare for Tom to make such mistakes.
eng: It isn't really all that difficult to do that.
eng: It's not really all that difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't really difficult to do that.
eng: It's not really difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't really particularly healthy.
eng: It's not really particularly healthy.
eng: It isn't really up to Tom.
eng: It's not really up to Tom.
eng: It isn't really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It's not really visible to the naked eye.
eng: It isn't right to treat people like that.
eng: It's not right to treat people like that.
eng: It isn't safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It's not safe for a girl to go out by herself so late at night.
eng: It isn't safe for us to remain in this area.
eng: It's not safe for us to remain in this area.
eng: It isn't safe to drive without a seatbelt.
eng: It's not safe to drive without a seatbelt.
eng: It isn't safe to walk alone at night.
eng: It's not safe to walk alone at night.
eng: It isn't snowing anymore.
eng: It's not snowing anymore.
eng: It isn't snowing.
eng: It is not snowing.
eng: It isn't snowing.
eng: It's not snowing.
eng: It isn't so.
eng: It's not so.
eng: It isn't something anyone can do.
eng: It's not something that anyone can do.
eng: It isn't something I want to do.
eng: It isn't something that I want to do.
eng: It isn't something I want to do.
eng: It's not something I want to do.
eng: It isn't something that anyone can do.
eng: It isn't something anyone can do.
eng: It isn't something that anyone would be ashamed of.
eng: It isn't something anyone would be ashamed of.
eng: It isn't something that I can decide quickly.
eng: It isn't something I can decide quickly.
eng: It isn't something that I'd do.
eng: It isn't something I'd do.
eng: It isn't something that I'm familiar with.
eng: It isn't something I'm familiar with.
eng: It isn't something that I'm proud of.
eng: It isn't something I'm proud of.
eng: It isn't something that I'm very good at.
eng: It isn't something I'm very good at.
eng: It isn't something that I think I can do.
eng: It isn't something I think I can do.
eng: It isn't something that I want to discuss.
eng: It isn't something I want to discuss.
eng: It isn't so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It's not so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
eng: It isn't such a big problem.
eng: It's not such a big problem.
eng: It isn't such a long flight.
eng: It's not such a long flight.
eng: It isn't surprising that Tom resigned.
eng: It isn't surprising Tom resigned.
eng: It isn't surprising that Tom resigned.
eng: It's not surprising that Tom resigned.
eng: It isn't surprising that Tom resigned.
eng: It's not surprising Tom resigned.
eng: It isn't surprising Tom is proud of his son.
eng: It isn't surprising that Tom is proud of his son.
eng: It isn't that hard.
eng: It isn't that difficult.
eng: It isn't that I don't want to go, I just can't afford to.
eng: It's not that I don't want to go, I just can't afford to.
eng: It isn't the first time Tom has done something like that.
eng: It isn't the first time that Tom has done something like that.
eng: It isn't there.
eng: It's not there.
eng: It isn't the same here without you.
eng: It's not the same here without you.
eng: It isn't till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It's not till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
eng: It isn't time to do that yet.
eng: It's not time to do that yet.
eng: It isn't Tom.
eng: It's not Tom.
eng: It isn't Tom's choice.
eng: It's not Tom's choice.
eng: It isn't Tom's fault, is it?
eng: It's not Tom's fault, is it?
eng: It isn't Tom's fault that that happened.
eng: It isn't Tom's fault that happened.
eng: It isn't Tom's place to tell me what to do.
eng: It's not Tom's place to tell me what to do.
eng: It isn't Tom's responsibility to do that.
eng: It's not Tom's responsibility to do that.
eng: It isn't Tom's style.
eng: It's not Tom's style.
eng: It isn't Tom that I'm worried about.
eng: It's not Tom that I'm worried about.
eng: It isn't Tom that Mary has been protecting.
eng: It's not Tom that Mary has been protecting.
eng: It isn't too difficult to do that.
eng: It's not too difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't too difficult to learn French.
eng: It's not too difficult to learn French.
eng: It isn't too heavy.
eng: It's not too heavy.
eng: It isn't too late for us to do that.
eng: It's not too late for us to do that.
eng: It isn't too late for you.
eng: It's not too late for you.
eng: It isn't too late for you to to change your mind.
eng: It's not too late for you to to change your mind.
eng: It isn't too late to tell Mary you love her.
eng: It's not too late to tell Mary you love her.
eng: It isn't too late to tell Tom you love him.
eng: It's not too late to tell Tom you love him.
eng: It isn't true that Tom died in the hospital. He died at home.
eng: It isn't true Tom died in the hospital. He died at home.
eng: It isn't until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It's not until we lose our health that we appreciate its value.
eng: It isn't until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It's not until we lose our health that we realize the value of it.
eng: It isn't until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It's not until you get sick that you realize the value of good health.
eng: It isn't until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It's not until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
eng: It isn't until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It's not until you lose your health that you realize its value.
eng: It isn't unusual at all.
eng: It's not unusual at all.
eng: It isn't up to us.
eng: It's not up to us.
eng: It isn't very interesting.
eng: It's not very interesting.
eng: It isn't very likely that Tom will want to do that.
eng: It's not very likely that Tom will want to do that.
eng: It isn't very likely Tom will want to do that.
eng: It isn't very likely that Tom will want to do that.
eng: It isn't very likely Tom will want to do that.
eng: It's not very likely Tom will want to do that.
eng: It isn't what I thought.
eng: It's not what I thought.
eng: It isn't what Tom said, but the way he said it.
eng: It's not what Tom said, but the way he said it.
eng: It isn't what Tom says that annoys me but the way he says it.
eng: It's not what Tom says that annoys me but the way he says it.
eng: It isn't what you say, but just the opposite.
eng: It's not what you say, but just the opposite.
eng: It isn't windy today.
eng: It's not windy today.
eng: It isn't worth it to repair this camera.
eng: It's not worth it to repair this camera.
eng: It isn't worth it to repair this car.
eng: It's not worth it to repair this car.
eng: It isn't yet finished.
eng: It isn't finished yet.
eng: It isn't you I hate.
eng: It isn't you that I hate.
eng: It isn't you I'm worried about.
eng: It isn't you that I'm worried about.
eng: It isn't you I'm worried about.
eng: It's not you that I'm worried about.
eng: It isn't your choice.
eng: It's not your choice.
eng: It isn't your decision.
eng: It's not your decision.
eng: It isn't your decision to make.
eng: It's not your decision to make.
eng: It isn't you responsibility to do that.
eng: It's not you responsibility to do that.
eng: It isn't your fault, is it?
eng: It's not your fault, is it?
eng: It isn't your fault.
eng: It's not your fault.
eng: It isn't your money I want.
eng: It isn't your money that I want.
eng: It isn't your money I want.
eng: It's not your money I want.
eng: It isn't you that I hate.
eng: It's not you that I hate.
eng: It isn't you that I'm worried about.
eng: It's not you that I'm worried about.
eng: It is obvious that he is right.
eng: It's obvious that he's right.
eng: It is obvious that is a lie.
eng: It's obvious that's a lie.
eng: It is obvious that is a lie.
eng: It's obvious that that's a lie.
eng: It is obvious that that is a lie.
eng: It is obvious that is a lie.
eng: It is obvious that that is a lie.
eng: It's obvious that's a lie.
eng: It is obvious that that is a lie.
eng: It's obvious that that's a lie.
eng: It is only the cat's fault.
eng: Only the cat is to blame.
eng: It is on me.
eng: It's on me.
eng: It is on this point that our opinions differ.
eng: It's on this point that our opinions differ.
eng: It is our destiny.
eng: It's our destiny.
eng: It is our duty to obey the law.
eng: It's our duty to obey the law.
eng: It is possible that we will not be able to eat tuna in the future.
eng: It's possible that we won't be able to eat tuna in the future.
eng: It is pretty cold today.
eng: It's pretty cold today.
eng: It is pretty warm today.
eng: It's pretty warm today.
eng: It is probable that he will win the speech contest.
eng: He will probably win the speech contest.
eng: It is probable that she will come.
eng: She'll probably come.
eng: It is quite natural for her to get angry.
eng: It is completely natural for her to be mad.
eng: It is raining hard.
eng: It's raining hard.
eng: It is raining hard outside.
eng: It's raining hard outside.
eng: It is raining.
eng: It's raining.
eng: It is raining now.
eng: It's raining now.
eng: It is really cheap.
eng: It's very cheap.
eng: It is rude to point at people.
eng: It's rude to point at people.
eng: It is rude to speak with your mouth full.
eng: It's rude to speak with your mouth full.
eng: It is rumored there are treasures hidden there.
eng: It's rumored there are treasures hidden there.
eng: It is Saturday.
eng: It's Saturday.
eng: It is similar.
eng: It's similar.
eng: It is six years since I started to study English.
eng: It has been six years since I started to study English.
eng: It is snowing.
eng: It's snowing.
eng: It is snowing now.
eng: It's snowing now.
eng: It is still light outside.
eng: It's still light outside.
eng: It is still too early.
eng: It's still too early.
eng: It is strange that he has not come yet.
eng: It's strange that he hasn't come yet.
eng: It is Sunday tomorrow.
eng: Tomorrow is Sunday.
eng: It is sunny today.
eng: It's sunny today.
eng: It is sunny today.
eng: Today is a sunny day.
eng: It is supposed to rain today, isn't it?
eng: It's supposed to rain today, isn't it?
eng: It is surprising how many unhappy marriages there are.
eng: It's surprising how many unhappy marriages there are.
eng: It is suspicious.
eng: It's suspicious.
eng: It is technically possible.
eng: It's technically possible.
eng: It is terrible weather today.
eng: The weather is terrible today.
eng: It is terribly expensive.
eng: It's terribly expensive.
eng: It is the flight from Recife.
eng: It's the flight from Recife.
eng: It is their problem, not ours.
eng: It's their problem, not ours.
eng: It is the oldest wooden building in existence.
eng: It's the oldest wooden building in existence.
eng: It is there.
eng: It's there.
eng: It is thoughtful of you to remind me of my promise.
eng: It's thoughtful of you to remind me of my promise.
eng: It is Thursday.
eng: It's Thursday.
eng: It is time to go out.
eng: It's time to go out.
eng: It is time you got married.
eng: It's time you got married.
eng: It is time you told Tom the truth.
eng: It is time that you told Tom the truth.
eng: It is time you went to bed. Turn off the radio.
eng: It's time you went to bed. Turn off the radio.
eng: It is too dark to play outside.
eng: It's too dark to play outside.
eng: It is too early to get up.
eng: It's too early to get up.
eng: It is too expensive.
eng: It is the end that counts.
eng: It is too late for her.
eng: It's too late for her.
eng: It is too late.
eng: It's too late.
eng: It is too late to go out now.
eng: It's too late to go out now.
eng: It is true that we cannot be too careful choosing our friends.
eng: It's true that we can't be too careful choosing our friends.
eng: It is Tuesday.
eng: It's Tuesday.
eng: It is two o'clock in the morning.
eng: It's two o'clock in the morning.
eng: It is under the chair.
eng: It's under the chair.
eng: It is up to you.
eng: It's up to you.
eng: It is up to you to decide what to do.
eng: It's up to you to decide what to do.
eng: It is very cold here.
eng: It's very cold here.
eng: It is very cold today, isn't it?
eng: It's very cold today, isn't it?
eng: It is very expensive.
eng: It's very expensive.
eng: It is very hot at night.
eng: It's very hot at night.
eng: It is very hot here in the summer.
eng: It's very hot here in the summer.
eng: It is very hot this morning!
eng: It's very hot this morning.
eng: It is very hot today.
eng: It's very hot today.
eng: It is very important to address the problem.
eng: It's very important to address the problem.
eng: It is very kind of you.
eng: It's very kind of you.
eng: It is very kind of you to send me such a nice present.
eng: Thank you very much for sending me such a nice present.
eng: It is very short.
eng: It's very short.
eng: It is very simple.
eng: It's very simple.
eng: It is very small.
eng: It's very small.
eng: It is warm.
eng: It's warm.
eng: It is what I would do.
eng: It's what I would do.
eng: It is windy today, isn't it?
eng: It's windy today, isn't it?
eng: It is windy today.
eng: It's windy today.
eng: It is worth your time to read this book.
eng: It's worth your time to read this book.
eng: It is wrong to steal.
eng: It's wrong to steal.
eng: It is wrong to tell lies.
eng: It's wrong to tell lies.
eng: It'll be difficult to determine what caused the problem.
eng: It'll be hard to determine what caused the problem.
eng: It'll be difficult to do that.
eng: Doing that will be difficult.
eng: It'll be difficult to do that now.
eng: It'll be hard to do that now.
eng: It'll be difficult to get Tom to change his mind.
eng: It'll be hard to get Tom to change his mind.
eng: It'll be easy.
eng: It will be easy.
eng: It'll be easy to do that.
eng: Doing that will be easy.
eng: It'll be easy to find someone to do that.
eng: It'll be easy to find somebody to do that.
eng: It'll be fall soon.
eng: It will be fall soon.
eng: It'll be hard for me to do that.
eng: It'll be difficult for me to do that.
eng: It'll be hard for me to get there by 2:30.
eng: It'll be difficult for me to get there by 2:30.
eng: It'll be hard for them to work together.
eng: It'll be difficult for them to work together.
eng: It'll be hard for you to do that.
eng: It'll be difficult for you to do that.
eng: It'll be hard to convince Tom.
eng: It'll be difficult to convince Tom.
eng: It'll be hard to do that by yourself.
eng: It'll be difficult to do that by yourself.
eng: It'll be hard to do that.
eng: Doing that will be hard.
eng: It'll be hard to do that that way.
eng: It'll be difficult to do that that way.
eng: It'll be hard to find a replacement for Tom.
eng: It'll be difficult to find a replacement for Tom.
eng: It'll be hard to find someone to do that for you.
eng: It'll be difficult to find somebody to do that for you.
eng: It'll be hard to replace Tom.
eng: It'll be difficult to replace Tom.
eng: It'll be impossible for Tom to do that tomorrow.
eng: It won't be possible for Tom to do that tomorrow.
eng: It'll be more difficult than you think.
eng: It'll be harder than you think.
eng: It'll be OK.
eng: It'll be okay.
eng: It'll be our secret.
eng: It will be our secret.
eng: It'll be summer soon.
eng: It will be summer soon.
eng: It'll be very hard to impress Tom.
eng: It'll be very difficult to impress Tom.
eng: It'll be winter soon.
eng: It will be winter soon.
eng: It'll definitely rain.
eng: It'll rain for sure.
eng: It'll have to be done sooner or later.
eng: It's going to have to be done sooner or later.
eng: It'll have to do.
eng: It will have to do.
eng: It'll have to wait until tomorrow.
eng: It'll have to wait till tomorrow.
eng: It'll never catch on.
eng: It'll never become popular.
eng: It'll never catch on.
eng: It will never catch on.
eng: It'll probably be difficult to do that.
eng: It'll probably be hard to do that.
eng: It'll probably be hard for Tom to do that.
eng: It'll probably be difficult for Tom to do that.
eng: It'll probably be hard for Tom to win.
eng: It'll probably be difficult for Tom to win.
eng: It'll probably be hard for you to do that.
eng: It'll probably be difficult for you to do that.
eng: It'll snow tomorrow.
eng: It will be snowing tomorrow.
eng: It'll snow tomorrow.
eng: It will snow tomorrow.
eng: It'll take a long time to clean up this mess.
eng: It'll take a long time to clean this mess up.
eng: It'll take at least another hour to finish writing this report.
eng: It'll take at least one more hour to finish writing this report.
eng: It'll take me a long time to clean up this mess.
eng: It'll take me a long time to clean this mess up.
eng: It'll take not less than one hour to go there.
eng: It'll take no less than one hour to go there.
eng: It'll take some time to get used to wearing a wig.
eng: It will take a little time to get used to wearing a wig.
eng: It'll take us a long time to clean up this mess.
eng: It'll take us a long time to clean this mess up.
eng: It'll take you longer to do that than you think it will.
eng: It'll take you longer to do that than you think.
eng: It'll work next time.
eng: It will work next time.
eng: It looked like everyone was having fun today.
eng: It looked like everybody was having fun today.
eng: It looked like Tom was about to throw up.
eng: It looked like Tom was about to vomit.
eng: It looks as though Tom and Mary are waiting for someone.
eng: It looks as though Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody.
eng: It looks as though Tom is waiting for somebody.
eng: It looks as though Tom is waiting for someone.
eng: It looks both like Tom and Mary have left.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have both left.
eng: It looks good to me.
eng: Looks good to me.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary have been crying.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have both been crying.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary have gained a little weight.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have both gained a little weight.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary have lost a few pounds.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have both lost a few pounds.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary have lost a little weight.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have both lost a little weight.
eng: It looks like both Tom and Mary want to leave.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary both want to leave.
eng: It looks like I must have dozed off.
eng: It looks like I must've dozed off.
eng: It looks like it is going to clear up soon.
eng: It looks like it's going to clear up soon.
eng: It looks like it's going to rain.
eng: It looks like it is going to rain.
eng: It looks like rain.
eng: It looks like it is going to rain.
eng: It looks like rain.
eng: It looks like it's going to rain.
eng: It looks like snow.
eng: It looks like it's going to snow.
eng: It looks like today is not my lucky day.
eng: It looks like today isn't my lucky day.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary are waiting for someone.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have already done that.
eng: It looks like Tom and Mary have done that already.
eng: It looks like Tom has already done that.
eng: It looks like Tom has done that already.
eng: It looks like Tom is about to throw up.
eng: It looks like Tom is about to vomit.
eng: It looks like Tom might do that.
eng: It looks like Tom may do that.
eng: It looks like you have the same problems that I do.
eng: It looks like you have the same problems I do.
eng: It looks like you're having the same problems that I had.
eng: It looks like you're having the same problems I had.
eng: It looks so good!
eng: It looks so good.
eng: It makes no difference.
eng: It makes no difference!
eng: It makes no matter to me who wins.
eng: It doesn't matter to me who wins.
eng: It makes perfect sense!
eng: It makes perfect sense.
eng: It may be harder than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be more difficult than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be harder to do than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be more difficult to do than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be harder to do that than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be more difficult to do that than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be hard to do that.
eng: It might be difficult to do that.
eng: It may be that Tom didn't see Mary.
eng: It may be Tom didn't see Mary.
eng: It may cause problems if Tom does that.
eng: It might cause problems if Tom does that.
eng: It may cause problems if you do that.
eng: It might cause problems if you do that.
eng: It may not be a coincidence.
eng: It might not be a coincidence.
eng: It may not be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as difficult to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be hard to do that.
eng: It might not be difficult to do that.
eng: It may not have been as difficult as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as hard as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as hard to do that as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as difficult to do that as Tom said it was.
eng: It may rain this afternoon.
eng: It might rain this afternoon.
eng: It may seem like doing that is a lot of trouble, but it's worth it.
eng: It might seem like doing that is a lot of trouble, but it's worth it.
eng: It may snow tonight.
eng: It might snow tonight.
eng: It means a lot to me to know that you want me to stay.
eng: It means a lot to me to know you want me to stay.
eng: It means a lot to me to know you care.
eng: It means a lot to me to know that you care.
eng: It means a lot to me to know you did that just for me.
eng: It means a lot to me to know that you did that just for me.
eng: It means a lot to me to know you love me.
eng: It means a lot to me to know that you love me.
eng: It means a lot to me to know you want to stay.
eng: It means a lot to me to know that you want to stay.
eng: It might be a trap.
eng: It may be a trap.
eng: It might be dangerous for Tom and I to go skin diving by ourselves.
eng: It might be dangerous for Tom and I to do that by ourselves.
eng: It might be dangerous to do that.
eng: It may be dangerous to do that.
eng: It might be difficult to do that.
eng: It may be difficult to do that.
eng: It might be easy to do that.
eng: It may be easy to do that.
eng: It might be fun to do that.
eng: It may be fun to do that.
eng: It might be harder than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be harder than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be harder than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be more difficult than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be harder to do than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be more difficult to do than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be harder to do that than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be more difficult to do that than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be hard to do that.
eng: It may be difficult to do that.
eng: It might be hard to do that.
eng: It may be hard to do that.
eng: It might be hard to do that.
eng: It might be difficult to do that.
eng: It might be more difficult than you think it'll be.
eng: It may be more difficult than you think it'll be.
eng: It might be that Tom didn't see Mary.
eng: It might be Tom didn't see Mary.
eng: It might not be as difficult as you think to do that.
eng: It may not be as difficult as you think to do that.
eng: It might not be as difficult to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as difficult to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as difficult to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as difficult to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as hard as you think to do that.
eng: It may not be as difficult as you think to do that.
eng: It might not be as hard as you think to do that.
eng: It may not be as hard as you think to do that.
eng: It might not be as hard as you think to do that.
eng: It might not be as difficult as you think to do that.
eng: It might not be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as hard to do as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as hard to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It may not be as hard to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as hard to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be as difficult to do that as you think it'll be.
eng: It might not be difficult to do that.
eng: It may not be difficult to do that.
eng: It might not be easy to do that.
eng: It may not be easy to do that.
eng: It might not be hard to do that.
eng: It may not be difficult to do that.
eng: It might not be hard to do that.
eng: It may not be hard to do that.
eng: It might not be hard to do that.
eng: It might not be difficult to do that.
eng: It might not be safe to do that.
eng: It may not be safe to do that.
eng: It might not have been as difficult as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as difficult as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as hard as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as difficult as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as hard as Tom said it was.
eng: It may not have been as hard as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as hard as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as difficult as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as hard to do that as Tom said it was.
eng: It might not have been as difficult to do that as Tom said it was.
eng: It might rain in the afternoon.
eng: It may rain in the afternoon.
eng: It might rain. We'd better take an umbrella.
eng: It might rain. We should take an umbrella.
eng: It must be difficult to do that.
eng: It must be hard to do that.
eng: It must have been an accident.
eng: It must've been an accident.
eng: It must have been extremely painful.
eng: It must've been extremely painful.
eng: It must have been terrible.
eng: It must've been terrible.
eng: It must have been tough for you.
eng: It must've been tough for you.
eng: It must have been very difficult for Tom.
eng: It must've been very difficult for Tom.
eng: It must have been very difficult for you.
eng: It must've been very difficult for you.
eng: It must have cost a fortune.
eng: It must've cost a fortune.
eng: It must have rained during the night.
eng: It must've rained during the night.
eng: It must have slipped my mind.
eng: It must've slipped my mind.
eng: It must've been awful.
eng: It must have been awful.
eng: It must've been destiny.
eng: It must have been destiny.
eng: It must've been difficult for Tom.
eng: It must have been difficult for Tom.
eng: It must've been difficult for Tom to live with someone like that.
eng: It must have been difficult for Tom to live with someone like that.
eng: It must've been fun.
eng: It must have been fun.
eng: It must've been love.
eng: It must have been love.
eng: It must've been quick.
eng: It must have been quick.
eng: It must've been someone else.
eng: It must have been someone else.
eng: It must've been stolen.
eng: It must have been stolen.
eng: It must've been Tom.
eng: It must have been Tom.
eng: It must've been Tom who did that.
eng: It must have been Tom who did that.
eng: It must've been very painful.
eng: It must have been very painful.
eng: It must've happened that way.
eng: It must have happened that way.
eng: It never should've happened.
eng: It never should have happened.
eng: I told everyone I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everybody I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everyone I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everybody that I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everyone that I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everybody I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everyone that I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everybody that I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everyone that I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told everyone I wanted to learn French.
eng: I told my children they should help each other.
eng: I told my children that they should help each other.
eng: I told myself that was a good idea.
eng: I told myself that that was a good idea.
eng: I told them that I couldn't work because I was sick.
eng: I told them I couldn't work because I was sick.
eng: I told them that I like trains.
eng: I told them I like trains.
eng: I told Tom and Mary I hated them.
eng: I told Tom and Mary that I hated them.
eng: I told Tom and Mary I loved them.
eng: I told Tom and Mary that I loved them.
eng: I told Tom and Mary that they should stop telling everyone that they could speak French.
eng: I told Tom and Mary that they should stop telling everybody that they could speak French.
eng: I told Tom everything that I knew about that.
eng: I told Tom everything I knew about that.
eng: I told Tom he ought to do that.
eng: I told Tom that he ought to do that.
eng: I told Tom he should leave Australia.
eng: I told Tom that he should leave Australia.
eng: I told Tom he shouldn't go to Australia with Mary.
eng: I told Tom that he shouldn't go to Australia with Mary.
eng: I told Tom he was right.
eng: I told Tom that he was right.
eng: I told Tom I already knew what to do.
eng: I told Tom that I already knew what to do.
eng: I told Tom I'd been fired.
eng: I told Tom that I'd been fired.
eng: I told Tom I'd be there.
eng: I told Tom that I'd be there.
eng: I told Tom I'd changed my mind.
eng: I told Tom that I'd changed my mind.
eng: I told Tom I'd go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I'd go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom I'd help him.
eng: I told Tom that I'd help him.
eng: I told Tom I'd help.
eng: I told Tom I would help.
eng: I told Tom I didn't want to go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't want to go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom I'd made a mistake.
eng: I told Tom that I'd made a mistake.
eng: I told Tom I'd stay in Australia until Monday.
eng: I told Tom that I'd stay in Australia until Monday.
eng: I told Tom I'd think about it.
eng: I told Tom that I'd think about it.
eng: I told Tom I grew up in Australia, even though I actually grew up in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom that I grew up in Australia, even though I actually grew up in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom I had plans.
eng: I told Tom that I had plans.
eng: I told Tom I'm from Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I'm from Australia.
eng: I told Tom I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom that I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said that he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom that I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said that he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom I thought you were in Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I thought you were in Australia.
eng: I told Tom it was a risk.
eng: I told Tom that it was a risk.
eng: I told Tom it was dangerous.
eng: I told Tom that it was dangerous.
eng: I told Tom I wanted to go to Australia, but I didn't tell him why.
eng: I told Tom that I wanted to go to Australia, but I didn't tell him why.
eng: I told Tom I wanted to go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I wanted to go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom I wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom that I wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom I wanted to know what happened.
eng: I told Tom that I wanted to know what happened.
eng: I told Tom I was busy.
eng: I told Tom that I was busy.
eng: I told Tom I was coming.
eng: I told Tom that I was coming.
eng: I told Tom I was going to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I was going to Australia.
eng: I told Tom I was happy.
eng: I told Tom that I was happy.
eng: I told Tom I was hungry.
eng: I told Tom that I was hungry.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't interested in going to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't interested in going to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom I was only joking.
eng: I told Tom that I was only joking.
eng: I told Tom I would go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom that I would go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't do that with him.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't do that with him.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't go shopping with hime.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't go shopping with hime.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't go to Australia with him.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't stay in Australia for more than three weeks.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't stay in Australia for more than three weeks.
eng: I told Tom Mary already knew that he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom Mary already knew he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom Mary already knew that.
eng: I told Tom that Mary already knew that.
eng: I told Tom Mary was busy.
eng: I told Tom that Mary was busy.
eng: I told Tom Mary was coming.
eng: I told Tom that Mary was coming.
eng: I told Tom Mary was happy.
eng: I told Tom that Mary was happy.
eng: I told Tom Mary was hungry.
eng: I told Tom that Mary was hungry.
eng: I told Tom Mary was telling the truth.
eng: I told Tom that Mary was telling the truth.
eng: I told Tom that he should go see a doctor.
eng: I told Tom he should go see a doctor.
eng: I told Tom that he shouldn't go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom he shouldn't go to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that he should stop telling everyone that he could speak French.
eng: I told Tom that he should stop telling everybody that he could speak French.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't have anything to offer him.
eng: I told Tom I didn't have anything to offer him.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't know what to do.
eng: I told Tom I didn't know what to do.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't need his help.
eng: I told Tom I didn't need his help.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't think that you'd be able to do that by yourselves.
eng: I told Tom that I didn't think you'd be able to do that by yourselves.
eng: I told Tom that I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom that I thought Mary was in Australia, but he said that he thought Mary was in New Zealand.
eng: I told Tom that it was OK for him to leave early.
eng: I told Tom it was OK for him to leave early.
eng: I told Tom that it was OK for him to leave.
eng: I told Tom it was OK for him to leave.
eng: I told Tom that it would be better if he didn't get involved.
eng: I told Tom it would be better if he didn't get involved.
eng: I told Tom that I was claustrophobic.
eng: I told Tom I was claustrophobic.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't busy.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't busy.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't going to pay for that.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't going to pay for that.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't ready.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't ready.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't the one who did that.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't the one who did that.
eng: I told Tom that I wasn't tired.
eng: I told Tom I wasn't tired.
eng: I told Tom that I wouldn't go there.
eng: I told Tom I wouldn't go there.
eng: I told Tom that Mary already knew he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom Mary already knew he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom that Mary already knew that he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom Mary already knew that he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom that Mary already knew that he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom that Mary already knew he wasn't going to be at her party.
eng: I told Tom that that car wasn't mine.
eng: I told Tom that car wasn't mine.
eng: I told Tom that you had come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you had come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you were working.
eng: I told Tom you were working.
eng: I told Tom that you would come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you would come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom the bank was closed.
eng: I told Tom that the bank was closed.
eng: I told Tom to do whatever he wants to do.
eng: I told Tom to do whatever he wants.
eng: I told Tom we are friends.
eng: I told Tom we're friends.
eng: I told Tom we'd be late.
eng: I told Tom that we'd be late.
eng: I told Tom we'd help Mary.
eng: I told Tom that we'd help Mary.
eng: I told Tom we should've contacted you before coming.
eng: I told Tom we should have contacted you before coming.
eng: I told Tom we were going to Australia for a few days.
eng: I told Tom that we were going to Australia for a few days.
eng: I told Tom we were going to Boston for a few days.
eng: I told Tom that we were going to Boston for a few days.