DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I should've waited until Tom got here to do that.
eng: I should have waited until Tom got here to do that.
eng: I should've warned Tom.
eng: I should have warned Tom.
eng: I should've warned you earlier.
eng: I should have warned you earlier.
eng: I should've warned you.
eng: I should have warned you.
eng: I should've warned you that this might happen.
eng: I should have warned you that this might happen.
eng: I should've warned you that Tom is a little strange.
eng: I should have warned you that Tom is a little strange.
eng: I should've won.
eng: I should have won.
eng: I should've won the race.
eng: I should have won the race.
eng: I should've worked harder.
eng: I should have worked harder.
eng: I should've worked out more.
eng: I should have worked out more.
eng: I should've worn a coat.
eng: I should have worn a coat.
eng: I should've worn a hat.
eng: I should have worn a hat.
eng: I should've worn a short-sleeved shirt.
eng: I should have worn a short-sleeved shirt.
eng: I should've worn a short-sleeve shirt.
eng: I should have worn a short-sleeve shirt.
eng: I should've worn a tie.
eng: I should have worn a tie.
eng: I should've worn gloves.
eng: I should have worn gloves.
eng: I should've worn short sleeves.
eng: I should have worn short sleeves.
eng: I showed a video to Tom.
eng: I showed Tom a video.
eng: I showed Tom the postcard I got from Mary.
eng: I showed the postcard I got from Mary to Tom.
eng: Is it a boy or a girl?
eng: Is it a girl or a boy?
eng: Is it difficult to learn French?
eng: Is it hard to learn French?
eng: Is it hot outside?
eng: Hot outside?
eng: Is it made of wood or metal?
eng: Is this made out of wood or metal?
eng: Is it meant to snow tonight?
eng: Is it supposed to snow tonight?
eng: Is it meant to snow tonight?
eng: Should it snow tonight?
eng: Is it next Monday you're going to do that?
eng: Is it next Monday that you're going to do that?
eng: Is it next week you're going to do that?
eng: Is it next week that you're going to do that?
eng: Is it not black?
eng: Isn't it black?
eng: Is it okay if I open the curtain?
eng: Is it OK if I open the curtain?
eng: Is it okay if I take a break?
eng: Is it OK if I take a break?
eng: Is it OK if I ask Tom to help me?
eng: May I ask Tom to help me?
eng: Is it OK if I don't come here tomorrow?
eng: Is it all right if I don't come here tomorrow?
eng: Is it OK if I go home now?
eng: Is it all right if I go home now?
eng: Is it OK if I help Tom do that?
eng: Is it all right if I help Tom do that?
eng: Is it OK if I park here?
eng: Is it all right if I park here?
eng: Is it OK if I park here?
eng: May I park here?
eng: Is it OK if I pay by check?
eng: Is it all right if I pay by check?
eng: Is it OK if I put this here?
eng: Is it all right if I put this here?
eng: Is it OK if I put this here?
eng: May I put this here?
eng: Is it OK if I stay a little longer?
eng: Is it all right if I stay a little longer?
eng: Is it OK if I stay a little longer?
eng: May I stay a little longer?
eng: Is it OK if I take pictures?
eng: Is it all right if I take pictures?
eng: Is it OK if I take pictures?
eng: May I take pictures?
eng: Is it OK to feed dogs bananas?
eng: Is it OK to feed bananas to dogs?
eng: Is it possible I'll actually get a chance to do that?
eng: Is it possible that I'll actually get a chance to do that?
eng: Is it possible that I'm wrong?
eng: Is it possible I'm wrong?
eng: Is it possible that'll happen?
eng: Is it possible that that'll happen?
eng: Is it possible that we could've been followed?
eng: Is it possible that we could have been followed?
eng: Is it possible Tom could've done it?
eng: Is it possible Tom could have done it?
eng: Is it possible Tom could've done that?
eng: Is it possible Tom could have done that?
eng: Is it really true?
eng: Is it really true?!
eng: Is it really true that Tom wants me to do that?
eng: Is it really true Tom wants me to do that?
eng: Is it supposed to snow tonight?
eng: Should it snow tonight?
eng: Is it the first time you've been here? "Yes, it's my first visit."
eng: Is it the first time that you've been here? "Yes, it's my first visit."
eng: Is it tomorrow you're going to do that?
eng: Is it tomorrow that you're going to do that?
eng: Is it true that both Tom and Mary want to do that?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary both want to do that?
eng: Is it true that Mary sold her wedding dress to Alice?
eng: Is it true Mary sold her wedding dress to Alice?
eng: Is it true that Mr. Jackson is going to be our new teacher?
eng: Is it true Mr. Jackson is going to be our new teacher?
eng: Is it true that there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary are going to get married?
eng: Is it true Tom and Mary are going to get married?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary plan to do that?
eng: Is it true that Tom and Mary plan on doing that?
eng: Is it true that Tom killed himself?
eng: Is it true that Tom committed suicide?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans to do that?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans on doing that?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans to move to Boston?
eng: Is it true Tom plans to move to Boston?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans to stay in Boston until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans on staying in Boston until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom thinks that I believe that?
eng: Is it true Tom thinks that I believe that?
eng: Is it true that Tom was able to swim across the river?
eng: Is it true Tom was able to swim across the river?
eng: Is it true that Tom was here all day yesterday?
eng: Is it true Tom was here all day yesterday?
eng: Is it true that Tom will be here tomorrow?
eng: Is it true Tom will be here tomorrow?
eng: Is it true that you bit Tom?
eng: Is it true you bit Tom?
eng: Is it true that you hit Tom?
eng: Is it true you hit Tom?
eng: Is it true that you kissed Tom?
eng: Is it true you kissed Tom?
eng: Is it true there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true that there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true there are no snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true there aren't any snakes in Ireland?
eng: Is it true they're planning on raising the minimum wage?
eng: Is it true they're planning to raise the minimum wage?
eng: Is it true Tom has been to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom has been to Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom has never been to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom has never been to Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom is going to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom is going to Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom is moving to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom is moving to Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom lived in Australia for three years?
eng: Is it true that Tom lived in Australia for three years?
eng: Is it true Tom plans on staying in Australia until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans on staying in Australia until October?
eng: Is it true Tom plans to move to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans to move to Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom plans to stay in Australia until October?
eng: Is it true that Tom plans to stay in Australia until October?
eng: Is it true Tom wants to live in Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom wants to live in Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom was born in Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom was born in Australia?
eng: Is it true Tom was in Australia last week?
eng: Is it true that Tom was in Australia last week?
eng: Is it true Tom went to Australia?
eng: Is it true that Tom went to Australia?
eng: Is it true you bought a house in Australia?
eng: Is it true that you bought a house in Australia?
eng: Is it true you're going to Australia?
eng: Is it true that you're going to Australia?
eng: Is it true you're going to be studying in Australia next year?
eng: Is it true that you're going to be studying in Australia next year?
eng: Is it true you're going to study in Australia?
eng: Is it true that you're going to study in Australia?
eng: Is it true you're moving to Australia?
eng: Is it true that you're moving to Australia?
eng: Is it true you used to live in Australia?
eng: Is it true that you used to live in Australia?
eng: Is Kim Jong ill or is Kim Jong OK?
eng: Is Kim Jong ill or is Kim Jong okay?
eng: Is Mary planning on doing that by herself?
eng: Is Mary planning to do that by herself?
eng: Is Mary planning on staying at home all day by herself?
eng: Is Mary planning to stay at home all day by herself?
eng: Is Mike off the bottle?
eng: Did Mike stop drinking alcoholic drinks?
eng: I smiled at everybody.
eng: I smiled at everyone.
eng: Is Mr Fujiwara at home now?
eng: Is Mr. Fujiwara at home now?
eng: Is Mr Nakamura at home?
eng: Is Mr. Nakamura at home?
eng: Is my Esperanto sentence correct?
eng: Is my sentence in Esperanto correct?
eng: Isn't anybody there?
eng: Isn't anyone there?
eng: Isn't anyone going to swim?
eng: Isn't anybody going to swim?
eng: Isn't it obvious that Tom was the one who did that?
eng: Isn't it obvious Tom was the one who did that?
eng: Isn't it obvious Tom did it?
eng: Isn't it obvious that Tom did it?
eng: Isn't it obvious Tom did that?
eng: Isn't it obvious that Tom did that?
eng: Isn't that just a brush fire?
eng: Isn't that just a prairie fire?
eng: Isn't there a chance that Tom is doing that?
eng: Isn't there a chance Tom is doing that?
eng: Isn't there a chance that Tom is doing that right now?
eng: Isn't there a chance Tom is doing that right now?
eng: I snuck out of my room.
eng: I sneaked out of my room.
eng: I sometimes do that after school.
eng: I do that after school sometimes.
eng: I sometimes do that after school.
eng: Sometimes I do that after school.
eng: I sometimes do that.
eng: Sometimes I do that.
eng: I sometimes sleep on the couch.
eng: Sometimes, I sleep on the couch.
eng: I sometimes walk to work and sometimes ride my bike.
eng: I sometimes walk to work and I sometimes ride my bike.
eng: I soon realized that Tom wasn't joking.
eng: I soon realized Tom wasn't joking.
eng: I soon realized that we wouldn't be able to do that without Tom's help.
eng: I soon realized we wouldn't be able to do that without Tom's help.
eng: I sorry that I wasn't as careful as I should've been.
eng: I sorry I wasn't as careful as I should've been.
eng: I sorry that I wasn't as careful as I should've been.
eng: I sorry that I wasn't as careful as I should have been.
eng: I speak Bengali.
eng: I speak Bangla.
eng: I speak better French than Tom.
eng: I speak better French than Tom does.
eng: I speak English daily.
eng: I speak English every day.
eng: I speak French better than Tom.
eng: I speak French better than Tom does.
eng: I speak French much better than Tom does.
eng: I speak French much better than Tom.
eng: I speak of my friend.
eng: I'm talking about my friend.
eng: I spent a week in hospital.
eng: I spent a week in the hospital.
eng: I spent fifty dollars to get my dog spayed.
eng: I spent fifty dollars to get my dog fixed.
eng: I spent fifty dollars to get my dog spayed.
eng: I spent fifty dollars to get my dog neutered.
eng: I spent the entire weekend in the library studying.
eng: I spent the entire weekend studying in the library.
eng: I spent three hundred dollars today.
eng: I spent $300 today.
eng: I spent three times as much money as you spent.
eng: I spent three times as much money as you did.
eng: Is she a computer programmer?
eng: Is she a developer?
eng: Is she all right?
eng: Is she alright?
eng: Is she going to go to America this year?
eng: Is she going to go to the United States this year?
eng: Is somebody here?
eng: Is someone here?
eng: Is somebody out there?
eng: Is someone out there?
eng: Is something wrong?
eng: Something wrong?
eng: I started reading the book that Tom lent me.
eng: I started reading the book Tom lent me.
eng: I started studying French when I was thirteen.
eng: I started studying French when I was thirteen years old.
eng: I started to cry too.
eng: I started to cry, too.
eng: I start work at 9:00.
eng: I start work at nine.
eng: I start work at 9:00.
eng: I start work at nine o'clock.
eng: I stayed at home all day yesterday.
eng: I stayed home all day yesterday.
eng: I stepped up to the shelves so that I could get an overview of the books in my host's library.
eng: I stepped up to the shelves so that I could get an overview of the books in the library of my host.
eng: Is that a carnivorous animal?
eng: Is that animal carnivorous?
eng: Is that black bag yours?
eng: That black bag is yours?
eng: Is that book in the public domain?
eng: Is that a public domain book?
eng: Is that OK with you?
eng: Is that okay with you?
eng: Is that really what you're planning to do?
eng: Is that really what you're planning on doing?
eng: Is that seat available?
eng: Is this seat vacant?
eng: Is that the sweater you bought yesterday?
eng: Is that the sweater that you bought yesterday?
eng: Is that your bike?
eng: Is that bike yours?
eng: Is there a chance that'll happen?
eng: Is there a chance that that'll happen?
eng: Is there a chance this will happen again?
eng: Is there a chance that this will happen again?
eng: Is there a chance we'll lose our jobs?
eng: Is there a chance that we'll lose our jobs?
eng: Is there an air gauge here?
eng: Is there an air pressure gauge here?
eng: Is there anybody else you need to talk to?
eng: Is there anyone else you need to talk to?
eng: Is there anybody else you want to talk to?
eng: Is there anyone else you want to talk to?
eng: Is there anybody here who can help me?
eng: Is there anyone here who can help me?
eng: Is there anybody here who's not busy right now?
eng: Is there anyone here who's not busy right now?
eng: Is there anybody in the classroom?
eng: Is there anyone in the classroom?
eng: Is there anybody in the pool?
eng: Is there anyone in the pool?
eng: Is there anybody waiting at the bus stop?
eng: Is there anyone waiting at the bus stop?
eng: Is there anybody who doesn't love me? I don't think there is.
eng: Is there anyone who doesn't love me? I don't think there is.
eng: Is there anybody you didn't tell?
eng: Is there anybody that you didn't tell?
eng: Is there anybody you didn't tell?
eng: Is there anyone that you didn't tell?
eng: Is there any chance that'll happen?
eng: Is there any chance that that'll happen?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom was the one who did that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom was the one who did that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom won't do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom won't do that?
eng: Is there any chance that you have eaten any of the contaminated food?
eng: Is there any chance you have eaten any of the contaminated food?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll be in Boston next month?
eng: Is there any chance you'll be in Boston next month?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll do that?
eng: Is there any chance you'll do that?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll go to Boston next month?
eng: Is there any chance you'll go to Boston next month?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll go to the post office today?
eng: Is there any chance you'll go to the post office today?
eng: Is there any chance that you won't do that?
eng: Is there any chance you won't do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom is doing that now?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom is doing that now?
eng: Is there any chance Tom is in Australia now?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom is in Australia now?
eng: Is there any chance Tom is in Boston now?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom is in Boston now?
eng: Is there any chance Tom isn't going to be there?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom isn't going to be there?
eng: Is there any chance Tom isn't going to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom isn't going to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom isn't in Boston now?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom isn't in Boston now?
eng: Is there any chance Tom knows how to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom knows how to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom wasn't the one who did that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom wasn't the one who did that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will ask me to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will ask me to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will be there tonight?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will be there tonight?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will come?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will come?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will cry?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will cry?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will have to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will have to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will need to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will need to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will recover?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will recover?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will resign?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will resign?
eng: Is there any chance Tom will want to do that?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom will want to do that?
eng: Is there any chance Tom won't win?
eng: Is there any chance that Tom won't win?
eng: Is there any chance we can succeed?
eng: Is there any chance that we can succeed?
eng: Is there any chance you can get that done by 2:30?
eng: Is there any chance that you can get that done by 2:30?
eng: Is there any chance you could be ready in an hour?
eng: Is there any chance that you could be ready in an hour?
eng: Is there any chance you'll be coming to Australia this year?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll be coming to Australia this year?
eng: Is there any chance you'll come back to Boston again this year?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll come back to Boston again this year?
eng: Is there any chance you'll do that tomorrow?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll do that tomorrow?
eng: Is there any chance you'll go to Australia next month?
eng: Is there any chance that you'll go to Australia next month?
eng: Is there any hope that this will end any time soon?
eng: Is there any hope this will end any time soon?
eng: Is there any hope Tom will come?
eng: Is there any hope that Tom will come?
eng: Is there any hope Tom will do that?
eng: Is there any hope that Tom will do that?
eng: Is there anyone doing that now?
eng: Is there anybody doing that now?
eng: Is there anyone here I could talk to about that?
eng: Is there anybody here I could talk to about that?
eng: Is there anyone here?
eng: Is anyone here?
eng: Is there anyone here taller than Tom?
eng: Is there anybody here taller than Tom?
eng: Is there anyone here who hasn't been to Australia?
eng: Is there anybody here who hasn't been to Australia?
eng: Is there anyone here who isn't afraid?
eng: Is there anybody here who isn't afraid?
eng: Is there anyone here who isn't afraid to do that?
eng: Is there anybody here who isn't afraid to do that?
eng: Is there anyone here who knows Tom?
eng: Is there anyone here who knows that Tom?
eng: Is there anyone that you didn't tell?
eng: Is there anybody that you didn't tell?
eng: Is there any possibility that that'll happen?
eng: Is there any possibility that'll happen?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will be early?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will be early?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will be there?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will be there?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will help us?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will help us?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will need to do that?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will need to do that?
eng: Is there any possibility Tom will win the election?
eng: Is there any possibility that Tom will win the election?
eng: Is there anything I can do for you?
eng: Anything I can do for you?
eng: Is there anything to drink in the fridge?
eng: Is there owt to drink in't fridge?
eng: Is there anything you want to buy?
eng: Is there something you want to buy?
eng: Is there any truth to that rumor?
eng: Is there any truth to that rumour?
eng: Is there any zakuska?
eng: Is there any appetizer?
eng: Is there a place I can go fishing around here?
eng: Is there a place that I can go fishing around here?
eng: Is there a possibility that'll happen?
eng: Is there a possibility that that'll happen?
eng: Is there a reason Tom shouldn't be told?
eng: Is there a reason that Tom shouldn't be told?
eng: Is there much of a chance that'll happen?
eng: Is there much of a chance that that'll happen?
eng: Is there place for this box in the van?
eng: Is there place for this box inside the van?
eng: Is there something in particular that you want to do?
eng: Is there something in particular you want to do?
eng: Is there something in particular that you want to eat?
eng: Is there something in particular you want to eat?
eng: Is there something that you want to tell Tom?
eng: Is there something you want to tell Tom?
eng: Is there something you want to tell me?
eng: Is there something that you want to tell me?
eng: Is there something you would like to ask me?
eng: Is there something you'd like to ask me?
eng: Is there still a possibility that'll happen?
eng: Is there still a possibility that that'll happen?
eng: Is the test difficult?
eng: Is the test hard?
eng: Is the work that you're doing difficult?
eng: Is the work you're doing difficult?
eng: Is this information right?
eng: Is this information correct?
eng: Is this seat vacant?
eng: Is this seat free?
eng: Is this seat vacant?
eng: Is this seat open?
eng: Is this sold by the kilo, by the package or individually?
eng: Is this the kilo, the package or the unit price?
eng: Is this the first time for you to have Japanese food?
eng: Is this your first time eating Japanese food?
eng: Is this the first time that you have come to this town?
eng: Is this the first time you have come to this town?
eng: Is this the first time Tom has attempted suicide?
eng: Is this the first time that Tom has attempted suicide?
eng: Is this the first time you and Tom have done this together?
eng: Is this the first time that you and Tom have done this together?
eng: Is this the first time you have tasted it?
eng: Is this the first time that you have tasted it?
eng: Is this the first time you've applied for a loan?
eng: Is this the first time that you've applied for a loan?
eng: Is this the first time you've been back to Boston since your divorce?
eng: Is this the first time that you've been back to Boston since your divorce?
eng: Is this the first time you've been here?
eng: Is this the first time that you've been here?
eng: Is this the first time you've done this?
eng: Is this the first time that you've done this?
eng: Is this the first time you've eaten here?
eng: Is this the first time that you've eaten here?
eng: Is this the first time you've eaten Japanese food?
eng: Is this the first time that you've eaten Japanese food?
eng: Is this the first time you've eaten Thai food?
eng: Is this the first time that you've eaten Thai food?
eng: Is this the first time you've ever skied?
eng: Is this the first time that you've ever skied?
eng: Is this the first time you've flown a helicopter?
eng: Is this the first time that you've flown a helicopter?
eng: Is this the first time you've flown a kite?
eng: Is this the first time that you've flown a kite?
eng: Is this the first time you've flown alone?
eng: Is this the first time that you've flown alone?
eng: Is this the first time you've flown first class?
eng: Is this the first time that you've flown first class?
eng: Is this the first time you've had this kind of problem?
eng: Is this the first time that you've had this kind of problem?
eng: Is this the first time you've had this symptom?
eng: Is this the first time that you've had this symptom?
eng: Is this the first time you've noticed this problem?
eng: Is this the first time that you've noticed this problem?
eng: Is this the first time you've played this game?
eng: Is this the first time that you've played this game?
eng: Is this the first time you've seen snow?
eng: Is this the first time that you've seen snow?
eng: Is this the first time you've seen this movie?
eng: Is this the first time that you've seen this movie?
eng: Is this the first time you've traveled alone?
eng: Is this the first time that you've traveled alone?
eng: Is this the first time you've tried doing this?
eng: Is this the first time that you've tried doing this?
eng: Is this the key you are looking for?
eng: Is this the key you're looking for?
eng: Is this the key you were looking for?
eng: Is this the key that you were looking for?
eng: Is this the soccer ball you bought last month?
eng: Is this the soccer ball that you bought last month?
eng: Is this the stuff Tom wants?
eng: Is this the stuff that Tom wants?
eng: Is this your bicycle?
eng: Is this your bike?
eng: Is this your first time eating Japanese food?
eng: Is this your first time to eat Japanese food?
eng: I still believe that doing that is ill-advised.
eng: I still believe doing that is ill-advised.
eng: I still cannot dance.
eng: I still can't dance.
eng: I still can't believe it!
eng: I still can't believe it.
eng: I still can't believe that Tom and Mary got married to each other.
eng: I still can't believe Tom and Mary got married to each other.
eng: I still can't believe that Tom got married.
eng: I still can't believe Tom got married.
eng: I still can't believe that Tom is married.
eng: I still can't believe Tom is married.
eng: I still can't believe Tom and Mary got married.
eng: I still can't believe that Tom and Mary got married.
eng: I still can't believe we won.
eng: I still can't believe that we won.
eng: I still can't do that as well as Tom can.
eng: I still can't do that as well as Tom.
eng: I still don't believe it!
eng: I still don't believe it.
eng: I still don't think that's a good idea.
eng: I still don't think that that's a good idea.
eng: I still don't think that's going to happen.
eng: I still don't think that that's going to happen.
eng: I still don't think Tom should be doing that.
eng: I still don't think that Tom should be doing that.
eng: I still don't think we should be doing this.
eng: I still don't think that we should be doing this.
eng: I still don't think you should be doing that.
eng: I still don't think that you should be doing that.
eng: I still don't understand what's going on.
eng: I still don't understand what's happening.
eng: I still have a lot of things to do.
eng: I still have many things to do.
eng: I still haven't found what I'm looking for.
eng: I still haven't found what I am looking for.
eng: I still have some things I need to do before I can leave.
eng: I still have some things that I need to do before I can leave.
eng: I still have the same bicycle I had when I was thirteen.
eng: I still have the same bicycle that I had when I was thirteen.
eng: I still plan to do that.
eng: I still plan on doing that.
eng: I still plan to do that someday.
eng: I still plan on doing that someday.
eng: I still say we should've bought that piano.
eng: I still say we should have bought that piano.
eng: I still say we should've gone.
eng: I still say we should have gone.
eng: I still say we should've helped Tom.
eng: I still say we should have helped Tom.
eng: I still sometimes do that.
eng: I still do that sometimes.
eng: I still think that might happen.
eng: I still think that that might happen.
eng: I still think Tom is right.
eng: I still think that Tom is right.
eng: I still think we should've bought the painting you liked.
eng: I still think we should have bought the painting you liked.
eng: I still think we should've gone to Australia with Tom.
eng: I still think that we should've gone to Australia with Tom.
eng: I still think we should've gone to Boston with Tom.
eng: I still think we should have gone to Boston with Tom.
eng: I still think we should've helped Tom.
eng: I still think we should have helped Tom.
eng: I still think we should've invited Tom to go with us.
eng: I still think we should have invited Tom to go with us.
eng: I still think we should've offered to help.
eng: I still think we should have offered to help.
eng: I still think we should've said no.
eng: I still think we should have said no.
eng: I still think we should've said yes.
eng: I still think we should have said yes.
eng: I still think we should've stayed home and just watched TV.
eng: I still think we should have stayed home and just watched TV.
eng: I still think we should've stayed home.
eng: I still think we should have stayed home.
eng: I still think we should've told Tom to come.
eng: I still think we should have told Tom to come.
eng: I still think we should've told your dad where we're going tonight.
eng: I still think we should have told your dad where we're going tonight.
eng: I still wish you wouldn't do that.
eng: I still wish that you wouldn't do that.
eng: Is Tom able to play the harmonica?
eng: Can Tom play the harmonica?
eng: Is Tom all right?
eng: Is Tom alright?
eng: Is Tom as tall as me?
eng: Is Tom as tall as I am?
eng: Is tomorrow going to be dry?
eng: Is it going to be a dry day tomorrow?
eng: Is Tom planning to do that anytime soon?
eng: Is Tom planning on doing that anytime soon?
eng: Is Tom planning to do that by himself?
eng: Is Tom planning on doing that by himself?
eng: Is Tom planning to do that?
eng: Is Tom planning on doing that?
eng: Is Tom planning to do that today?
eng: Is Tom planning on doing that today?
eng: Is Tom still planning to do that?
eng: Is Tom still planning on doing that?
eng: Is Tom still planning to stay with us next summer?
eng: Is Tom still planning on staying with us next summer?
eng: I study art history.
eng: I'm studying art history.
eng: I study French occasionally.
eng: I teach French occasionally.
eng: I study math harder than English.
eng: I study math harder than I study English.
eng: I stumbled on a stone.
eng: I tripped over a stone.
eng: I suggest not staying in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest that you don't in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest not staying in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest you don't in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest that we leave.
eng: I suggest we leave.
eng: I suggest that we let Tom do all the talking.
eng: I suggest we let Tom do all the talking.
eng: I suggest that you don't do that.
eng: I suggest you don't do that.
eng: I suggest that you don't go to Australia in the winter.
eng: I suggest not going to Australia in the winter.
eng: I suggest that you don't in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest you don't in Australia any longer than you have to.
eng: I suggest that you do that.
eng: I suggest you do that.
eng: I suggest that you ignore it.
eng: I suggest you ignore it.
eng: I suggest that you see Mr White.
eng: I suggest that you see Mr. White.
eng: I suggest we don't do that.
eng: I suggest that we don't do that.
eng: I suggest we do that.
eng: I suggest that we do that.
eng: I suggest we give Tom another chance.
eng: I suggest that we give Tom another chance.
eng: I suggest we give Tom a second chance.
eng: I suggest that we give Tom a second chance.
eng: I suggest you don't go to Australia in the winter.
eng: I suggest not going to Australia in the winter.
eng: I suggest you don't kiss Tom anymore.
eng: I suggest that you don't kiss Tom anymore.
eng: I suggest you don't tell Tom what you do for a living.
eng: I suggest that you don't tell Tom what you do for a living.
eng: I suggest you go to Australia.
eng: I suggest that you go to Australia.
eng: I suggest you go to Australia with Tom.
eng: I suggest that you go to Australia with Tom.
eng: I suggest you go to Australia with Tom next week.
eng: I suggest that you go to Australia with Tom next week.
eng: I suggest you visit Australia.
eng: I suggest that you visit Australia.
eng: I suppose both Tom and Mary have changed a great deal.
eng: I suppose Tom and Mary have both changed a great deal.
eng: I suppose I could go to Australia with you.
eng: I suppose that I could go to Australia with you.
eng: I suppose I could've waited longer.
eng: I suppose I could have waited longer.
eng: I suppose I should've been able to do something to help.
eng: I suppose I should have been able to do something to help.
eng: I suppose I should've been happy.
eng: I suppose I should have been happy.
eng: I suppose it could have been Tom who ate my ham sandwich.
eng: I suppose it could've been Tom who ate my ham sandwich.
eng: I suppose that's about to change.
eng: I suppose that that's about to change.
eng: I suppose that Tom is unable to do that.
eng: I suppose Tom is unable to do that.
eng: I suppose that Tom was happy then.
eng: I suppose Tom was happy then.
eng: I suppose that Tom will like that.
eng: I suppose Tom will like that.
eng: I suppose that you're talking about Tom.
eng: I suppose you're talking about Tom.
eng: I suppose we could go to Australia with you.
eng: I suppose that we could go to Australia with you.
eng: I suppose we need to leave soon if we want to get to home before dark.
eng: I suppose that we need to leave soon if we want to get to home before dark.
eng: I suppose you already know that's my car.
eng: I suppose you already know that that's my car.
eng: I suppose you already know that Tom doesn't want you here.
eng: I suppose you already know Tom doesn't want you here.
eng: I suppose you are right.
eng: I suppose you're right.
eng: I suppose you want to live in Australia with Tom.
eng: I suppose that you want to live in Australia with Tom.
eng: I sure could use some shut-eye.
eng: I sure could use some sleep.
eng: I sure hope isn't true.
eng: I sure hope that isn't true.
eng: I sure hope that happens.
eng: I sure hope that that happens.
eng: I sure hope that's not true.
eng: I sure hope's not true.
eng: I sure hope that Tom doesn't win.
eng: I sure hope Tom doesn't win.
eng: I sure hope that Tom helps us tomorrow.
eng: I sure hope Tom helps us tomorrow.
eng: I sure hope that Tom passes the test.
eng: I sure hope Tom passes the test.
eng: I sure hope that you can take care of yourselves.
eng: I sure hope you can take care of yourselves.
eng: I sure hope Tom can wait.
eng: I sure hope that Tom can wait.
eng: I sure hope Tom comes back soon.
eng: I sure hope that Tom comes back soon.
eng: I sure hope Tom comes to Australia in October.
eng: I sure hope that Tom comes to Australia in October.
eng: I sure hope Tom doesn't sing.
eng: I sure hope that Tom doesn't sing.
eng: I sure hope Tom goes to Australia next month.
eng: I sure hope that Tom goes to Australia next month.
eng: I sure hope Tom visits Australia.
eng: I sure hope that Tom visits Australia.
eng: I sure hope Tom will come back soon.
eng: I sure hope that Tom will come back soon.
eng: I sure hope you can wait for me.
eng: I sure hope that you can wait for me.
eng: I sure that Tom will be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I sure Tom will be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspected that something like this might happen.
eng: I suspected something like this might happen.
eng: I suspected that Tom had fallen in love with Mary.
eng: I suspected Tom had fallen in love with Mary.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he wanted.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that he wanted.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected that Tom wouldn't do that unless you did it with him.
eng: I suspected Tom wouldn't do that unless you did it with him.
eng: I suspected this would happen.
eng: I suspected that this would happen.
eng: I suspected Tom and Mary were planning on doing that together.
eng: I suspected that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that together.
eng: I suspected Tom and Mary were planning to do that together.
eng: I suspected that Tom and Mary were planning to do that together.
eng: I suspected Tom didn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspected that Tom didn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspected Tom didn't really need to do that.
eng: I suspected that Tom didn't really need to do that.
eng: I suspected Tom didn't really want to do that.
eng: I suspected that Tom didn't really want to do that.
eng: I suspected Tom didn't really want to go to Australia.
eng: I suspected that Tom didn't really want to go to Australia.
eng: I suspected Tom didn't really want to go to Boston.
eng: I suspected that Tom didn't really want to go to Boston.
eng: I suspected Tom had gone to Australia.
eng: I suspected that Tom had gone to Australia.
eng: I suspected Tom had gone to Boston.
eng: I suspected that Tom had gone to Boston.
eng: I suspected Tom had never actually done that.
eng: I suspected that Tom had never actually done that.
eng: I suspected Tom had never actually ever done that.
eng: I suspected that Tom had never actually ever done that.
eng: I suspected Tom had never actually ever visited Australia.
eng: I suspected that Tom had never actually ever visited Australia.
eng: I suspected Tom had never actually ever visited Boston.
eng: I suspected that Tom had never actually ever visited Boston.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money.
eng: I suspected that Tom might not have enough money.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything he needed.
eng: I suspected Tom might not have enough money to buy everything that needed.
eng: I suspected Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I suspected that Tom was a Canadian.
eng: I suspected Tom was allergic to peanuts.
eng: I suspected that Tom was allergic to peanuts.
eng: I suspected Tom was bluffing.
eng: I suspected that Tom was bluffing.
eng: I suspected Tom was confused.
eng: I suspected that Tom was confused.
eng: I suspected Tom was disappointed.
eng: I suspected that Tom was disappointed.
eng: I suspected Tom was disappointed with the results.
eng: I suspected that Tom was disappointed with the results.
eng: I suspected Tom was drunk.
eng: I suspected that Tom was drunk.
eng: I suspected Tom was embarrassed.
eng: I suspected that Tom was embarrassed.
eng: I suspected Tom was hiding something from me.
eng: I suspected that Tom was hiding something from me.
eng: I suspected Tom was interested.
eng: I suspected that Tom was interested.
eng: I suspected Tom was just being sarcastic.
eng: I suspected that Tom was just being sarcastic.
eng: I suspected Tom was lying about that.
eng: I suspected that Tom was lying about that.
eng: I suspected Tom was lying.
eng: I suspected that Tom was lying.
eng: I suspected Tom was nervous.
eng: I suspected that Tom was nervous.
eng: I suspected Tom wasn't really planning to go to Australia with you.
eng: I suspected that Tom wasn't really planning to go to Australia with you.
eng: I suspected Tom wasn't really planning to go to Boston with you.
eng: I suspected that Tom wasn't really planning to go to Boston with you.
eng: I suspected Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: I suspected that Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: I suspected Tom was planning to be there.
eng: I suspected that Tom was planning to be there.
eng: I suspected Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I suspected that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I suspected Tom was prejudiced.
eng: I suspected that Tom was prejudiced.
eng: I suspected Tom was ready.
eng: I suspected that Tom was ready.
eng: I suspected Tom was right.
eng: I suspected that Tom was right.
eng: I suspected Tom was the one who did that.
eng: I suspected that Tom was the one who did that.
eng: I suspected Tom was tired.
eng: I suspected that Tom was tired.
eng: I suspected Tom was unhappy.
eng: I suspected that Tom was unhappy.
eng: I suspected Tom was worried.
eng: I suspected that Tom was worried.
eng: I suspected Tom was wrong.
eng: I suspected that Tom was wrong.
eng: I suspected Tom wouldn't be able to do that by himself.
eng: I suspected that Tom wouldn't be able to do that by himself.
eng: I suspected Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I suspected that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: I suspected Tom wouldn't be able to win.
eng: I suspected that Tom wouldn't be able to win.
eng: I suspect it was Tom who broke the window.
eng: I suspect that it was Tom who broke the window.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have both already left Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have already left Boston.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have already left Boston.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have been hurt.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have been hurt.
eng: I suspect that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that's a lie.
eng: I suspect that that's a lie.
eng: I suspect that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that's not true.
eng: I suspect that isn't true.
eng: I suspect that's true.
eng: I suspect that that's true.
eng: I suspect that that guy over there is Tom.
eng: I suspect that guy over there is Tom.
eng: I suspect that that isn't going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that's not going to happen.
eng: I suspect that that isn't true.
eng: I suspect that isn't true.
eng: I suspect that that's not true.
eng: I suspect that's not true.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are planning on doing that together.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are planning to do that together.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary are planning to get married.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary are planning to get married.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary both have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have houses in Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary both have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary both have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have houses in Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have both already left Australia.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have already left Australia.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have both already left Boston.
eng: I suspect both Tom and Mary have already left Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have both already left Boston.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have already left Boston.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary have both been hurt.
eng: I suspect that both Tom and Mary have been hurt.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know that something interesting is about to happen.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know something is going on.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know that something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something is going on.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary know that something is going on.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary know that something is going on.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were able to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were able to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were afraid to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were afraid to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were anxious to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were anxious to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary weren't able to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary weren't able to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were planning on doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom and Mary were planning to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom and Mary were planning to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom cheated on the test.
eng: I suspect Tom cheated on the test.
eng: I suspect that Tom did that just to get some attention.
eng: I suspect Tom did that just to get some attention.
eng: I suspect that Tom is a cold-blooded murderer.
eng: I suspect Tom is a cold-blooded murderer.
eng: I suspect that Tom is in love with Mary.
eng: I suspect Tom is in love with Mary.
eng: I suspect that Tom isn't going to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom isn't going to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom isn't telling the truth.
eng: I suspect Tom isn't telling the truth.
eng: I suspect that Tom is on holiday.
eng: I suspect Tom is on holiday.
eng: I suspect that Tom is the one who stole the money.
eng: I suspect Tom is the one who stole the money.
eng: I suspect that Tom is unaware of what Mary has done.
eng: I suspect Tom is unaware of what Mary has done.
eng: I suspect that Tom is up to his old tricks again.
eng: I suspect Tom is up to his old tricks again.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't live in Boston anymore.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary used to be in prison.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary used to be in prison.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows Mary used to be in prison.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary used to be in prison.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that he doesn't really have to do that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that he isn't supposed to be doing that.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary can't understand French.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect Tom knows Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't like him.
eng: I suspect that Tom knows that Mary doesn't want to do that.
eng: I suspect Tom knows that Mary doesn't want to do that.