DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom is the only one who isn't wearing a tie.
eng: Tom's the only one who isn't wearing a tie.
eng: Tom is the only one who knows Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom is the only one who knows that Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom is the only one who should've done that.
eng: Tom is the only one who should have done that.
eng: Tom is the only other person who could've done that.
eng: Tom is the only other person who could have done that.
eng: Tom is the only other person who should've done that.
eng: Tom is the only other person who should have done that.
eng: Tom is the only person I can really trust.
eng: Tom is the only person that I can really trust.
eng: Tom is the only person I know in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only person that I know in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's the only one in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom's the only person in our office who doesn't speak French.
eng: Tom is the only person that can do that.
eng: Tom is the only person who can do that.
eng: Tom is the only person wearing a cape.
eng: Tom's the only person wearing a cape.
eng: Tom is the only person wearing a tie.
eng: Tom's the only person wearing a tie.
eng: Tom is the only person who could've done that.
eng: Tom is the only person who could have done that.
eng: Tom is the only person who isn't wearing a tie.
eng: Tom's the only person who isn't wearing a tie.
eng: Tom is the only person who should've done that.
eng: Tom is the only person who should have done that.
eng: Tom is the only person who thinks that that's true.
eng: Tom is the only person who thinks that's true.
eng: Tom is the person in charge.
eng: Tom is the person who's in charge.
eng: Tom is the person Mary wants to go to Australia with.
eng: Tom is the person that Mary wants to go to Australia with.
eng: Tom is the person that hired me.
eng: Tom is the person who hired me.
eng: Tom is the person that Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the person Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the person that showed me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person who showed me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person that taught me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person who taught me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person that told me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person who told me how to do that.
eng: Tom is the person that trained me.
eng: Tom is the person who trained me.
eng: Tom is the person who can make that happen.
eng: Tom is the person that can make that happen.
eng: Tom is the person who did that.
eng: Tom is the person that did that.
eng: Tom is the person who drew this picture.
eng: Tom is the person that drew this picture.
eng: Tom is the person who needs to do that.
eng: Tom is the person that needs to do that.
eng: Tom is the person who's doing that now.
eng: The person who's doing that now is Tom.
eng: Tom is the person who's doing that now.
eng: Tom is the one who's doing that now.
eng: Tom is the person who wants to do that.
eng: The person who wants to do that is Tom.
eng: Tom is the person who wants to do that.
eng: Tom is the one who wants to do that.
eng: Tom is the person who wants to do that.
eng: Tom is the person that wants to do that.
eng: Tom is there, too.
eng: Tom is there too.
eng: Tom is the same age as I am.
eng: Tom is the same age as me.
eng: Tom is the tallest man I know.
eng: Tom is the tallest man that I know.
eng: Tom is thirty, but he looks much younger.
eng: Tom is thirty years old, but he looks much younger.
eng: Tom is thirty now.
eng: Tom is thirty years old now.
eng: Tom is three centimeters shorter than I am.
eng: Tom is three centimeters shorter than me.
eng: Tom is three centimeters taller than I am.
eng: Tom is three centimeters taller than me.
eng: Tom is three inches shorter than I am.
eng: Tom is three inches shorter than me.
eng: Tom is three inches taller than I am.
eng: Tom is three inches taller than me.
eng: Tom is three inches taller than Mary.
eng: Tom is taller than Mary by three inches.
eng: Tom is three kilograms heavier than I am.
eng: Tom is three kilograms heavier than me.
eng: Tom is three kilograms lighter than I am.
eng: Tom is three kilograms lighter than me.
eng: Tom is three months older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is three months older than Mary.
eng: Tom is three pounds heavier than I am.
eng: Tom is three pounds heavier than me.
eng: Tom is three pounds lighter than I am.
eng: Tom is three pounds lighter than me.
eng: Tom is three years older than Mary.
eng: Tom is three years older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is three years older than me.
eng: Tom is three years older than I am.
eng: Tom is three years younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is three years younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is three years younger than me.
eng: Tom is three years younger than I am.
eng: Tom is too fat.
eng: Tom's too fat.
eng: Tom is too much of a coward to go there by himself.
eng: Tom is too much of a coward to go there alone.
eng: Tom is too old to live by himself.
eng: Tom is too old to live alone.
eng: Tom is too shy to talk to anybody.
eng: Tom is too shy to talk to anyone.
eng: Tom is too young to do that by himself.
eng: Tom is too young to do that alone.
eng: Tom is too young to live by himself.
eng: Tom is too young to live alone.
eng: Tom is traveling around the world.
eng: Tom is travelling around the world.
eng: Tom is traveling with his children.
eng: Tom is traveling with his kids.
eng: Tom is trying hard to quit smoking.
eng: Tom is trying very hard to quit smoking.
eng: Tom is trying to cook something that he's never cooked before.
eng: Tom is trying to cook something he's never cooked before.
eng: Tom is trying to protect his kids.
eng: Tom is trying to protect his children.
eng: Tom is trying to repair an old clock that his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom is trying to repair an old clock his grandfather gave him.
eng: Tom is twice as old as Mary.
eng: Tom is twice as old as Mary is.
eng: Tom is two years senior to me.
eng: Tom is two years my senior.
eng: Tom is unable to do that on his own.
eng: Tom can't do that on his own.
eng: Tom is unable to do that on his own.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom is unable to do that.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that.
eng: Tom is unaware of what he has to do.
eng: Tom isn't aware of what he has to do.
eng: Tom is unaware of what he needs to do.
eng: Tom isn't aware of what he needs to do.
eng: Tom is unaware of what Mary did.
eng: Tom isn't aware of what Mary did.
eng: Tom is unaware of what Mary has done.
eng: Tom isn't aware of what Mary has done.
eng: Tom is unaware of what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom isn't aware of what Mary is doing.
eng: Tom is unaware that Mary did that.
eng: Tom isn't aware that Mary did that.
eng: Tom is unlike his brother.
eng: Tom is not like his brother.
eng: Tom is unlikely to be as busy as you think he is.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom is unlikely to be as busy as you think he is.
eng: Tom is unlikely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom is unlikely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be as busy as you think he is.
eng: Tom is unlikely to do that by himself.
eng: Tom isn't likely to do that by himself.
eng: Tom is unlikely to ever do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to ever do that.
eng: Tom is unlikely to get married.
eng: Tom isn't likely to get married.
eng: Tom is unlikely to leave tomorrow.
eng: Tom isn't likely to leave tomorrow.
eng: Tom is unlikely to lose.
eng: Tom isn't likely to lose.
eng: Tom is unlikely to want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to want to do that.
eng: Tom is unlikely to win.
eng: Tom is not likely to win.
eng: Tom is unstoppable.
eng: Tom's unstoppable.
eng: Tom is unwilling to change his plans.
eng: Tom isn't willing to change his plans.
eng: Tom is unwilling to do what we want him to do.
eng: Tom isn't willing to do what we want him to do.
eng: Tom is upset Mary is going to Australia without him.
eng: Tom is upset that Mary is going to Australia without him.
eng: Tom is upstairs.
eng: Tom's upstairs.
eng: Tom is upstairs with the children.
eng: Tom is upstairs with the kids.
eng: Tom is up to something. I just don't know what it is.
eng: Tom's up to something; I just don't know what it is.
eng: Tom is used to getting up early.
eng: Tom is accustomed to getting up early.
eng: Tom is useless.
eng: Tom's useless.
eng: Tom is using an external hard drive.
eng: Tom is using an external hard disk.
eng: Tom is using the blow torch.
eng: Tom is using the blowlamp.
eng: Tom is using the blow torch.
eng: Tom is using the blowtorch.
eng: Tom is usually as busy as Mary is.
eng: Tom is usually as busy as Mary.
eng: Tom is very angry.
eng: Tom is very mad.
eng: Tom is very annoying.
eng: Tom's very annoying.
eng: Tom is very concerned about that.
eng: Tom is extremely concerned about that.
eng: Tom is very concerned.
eng: Tom is extremely concerned.
eng: Tom is very dangerous.
eng: Tom's very dangerous.
eng: Tom is very different from anybody else I know.
eng: Tom is very different from anyone else I know.
eng: Tom is very frugal, but he's not stingy.
eng: Tom is very frugal, but he isn't stingy.
eng: Tom is very good at finding bugs.
eng: Tom's very good at finding bugs.
eng: Tom is very good at tennis, but he's not much of a golfer.
eng: Tom is very good at tennis, but he isn't much of a golfer.
eng: Tom is very good with kids.
eng: Tom is very good with children.
eng: Tom is very hard-working.
eng: Tom's very hard-working.
eng: Tom is very nice to everyone.
eng: Tom is very nice to everybody.
eng: Tom is very nice.
eng: Tom's very nice.
eng: Tom is very optimistic.
eng: Tom is extremely optimistic.
eng: Tom is very sad.
eng: Tom's very sad.
eng: Tom is very superstitious, so he didn't want to job for a job interview on Friday the thirteenth.
eng: Tom is very superstitious, so he didn't want to job for a job interview on Friday the 13th.
eng: Tom is very weak.
eng: Tom's very weak.
eng: Tom is very young. He's much younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is very young. He's much younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is waiting for a taxi.
eng: Tom is waiting for a cab.
eng: Tom is waiting for everyone to leave.
eng: Tom is waiting for everybody to leave.
eng: Tom is waiting for somebody to come and get him.
eng: Tom is waiting for someone to come and get him.
eng: Tom is waiting for someone to come get him.
eng: Tom is waiting for somebody to come get him.
eng: Tom is waiting for you.
eng: Tom's waiting for you.
eng: Tom is waiting to pick up his nephew.
eng: Tom is waiting to pick his nephew up.
eng: Tom is watching TV.
eng: Tom is watching television.
eng: Tom is way more experienced than I am.
eng: Tom is way more experienced than me.
eng: Tom is way more outgoing than Mary is.
eng: Tom is way more outgoing than Mary.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is way older than Mary.
eng: Tom is way older than you are.
eng: Tom is way older than you.
eng: Tom is way younger than you are.
eng: Tom is way younger than you.
eng: Tom is wearing a miniskirt.
eng: Tom's wearing a miniskirt.
eng: Tom is wearing somebody else's coat.
eng: Tom is wearing someone else's coat.
eng: Tom is wearing the coat that I gave him.
eng: Tom is wearing the coat I gave him.
eng: Tom is wearing the new sneakers that he bought last week.
eng: Tom is wearing the new sneakers he bought last week.
eng: Tom is wearing the pair of socks Mary gave him.
eng: Tom is wearing the pair of socks that Mary gave him.
eng: Tom is wearing the same clothes he wore yesterday.
eng: Tom is wearing the same clothes that he wore yesterday.
eng: Tom is wearing the same clothes that he had on yesterday.
eng: Tom is wearing the same clothes he had on yesterday.
eng: Tom is wearing those gloves you gave him for Christmas.
eng: Tom is wearing those gloves that you gave him for Christmas.
eng: Tom is wiser than me.
eng: Tom is wiser than I am.
eng: Tom is with someone, isn't he?
eng: Tom is with somebody, isn't he?
eng: Tom is working.
eng: Tom's working.
eng: Tom is worried about his children.
eng: Tom is worried about his kids.
eng: Tom is worried because he should have heard from Mary by now.
eng: Tom is worried because he should've heard from Mary by now.
eng: Tom is worried that something has gone wrong.
eng: Tom is worried something has gone wrong.
eng: Tom is yelling at somebody in his office.
eng: Tom is yelling at someone in his office.
eng: Tom is yelling.
eng: Tom's yelling.
eng: Tom is young, but he's not innocent.
eng: Tom is young, but he isn't innocent.
eng: Tom is younger than all of his friends.
eng: Tom is younger than all his friends.
eng: Tom is younger than everybody else here.
eng: Tom is younger than everyone else here.
eng: Tom is younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is younger than me, isn't he?
eng: Tom is younger than I am, isn't he?
eng: Tom is younger than me.
eng: Tom is younger than I am.
eng: Tom is younger than we are.
eng: Tom is younger than us.
eng: Tom is younger than you are.
eng: Tom is younger than you.
eng: Tom is your father.
eng: Tom's your father.
eng: Tom, it's not your fault.
eng: Tom, it isn't your fault.
eng: Tom Jackson's obituary said he was born in Australia.
eng: Tom Jackson's obituary said that he was born in Australia.
eng: Tom joined a weird millennialist sect.
eng: Tom joined a weird millenarianist sect.
eng: Tom joined the Army.
eng: Tom joined the army.
eng: Tom jotted down Mary's number on a napkin.
eng: Tom jotted Mary's number down on a napkin.
eng: Tom jumped the queue in front of me.
eng: Tom cut me off in line.
eng: Tom jumped the queue.
eng: Tom cut the line.
eng: Tom just admitted he made a mistake.
eng: Tom just admitted that he made a mistake.
eng: Tom just announced he'd be moving to Australia.
eng: Tom just announced that he'd be moving to Australia.
eng: Tom just announced that he would be moving to Boston.
eng: Tom just announced he'd be moving to Boston.
eng: Tom just didn't want to admit that he'd been wrong.
eng: Tom just didn't want to admit he'd been wrong.
eng: Tom just finished reading the book you lent him.
eng: Tom just finished reading the book that you lent him.
eng: Tom just found out he has to move to Australia.
eng: Tom just found out that he has to move to Australia.
eng: Tom just got home now.
eng: Tom just now got home.
eng: Tom just never should've been there.
eng: Tom just never should have been there.
eng: Tom just never should've done that.
eng: Tom just never should have done that.
eng: Tom just smiled and didn't say anything.
eng: Tom just smiled and said nothing.
eng: Tom just told me he doesn't plan to stay in Australia.
eng: Tom just told me that he doesn't plan to stay in Australia.
eng: Tom just wanted to let Mary know that he wouldn't be able to attend her party.
eng: Tom just wanted to let Mary know he wouldn't be able to attend her party.
eng: Tom just would not speak to anyone but you.
eng: Tom just wouldn't speak to anyone but you.
eng: Tom keeps a black cat.
eng: Tom has a black cat.
eng: Tom kept saying that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom kept saying he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He also kissed Alice.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He kissed Alice as well.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He also kissed Alice.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He kissed Alice, too.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He kissed Alice as well.
eng: Tom kissed Mary. He kissed Alice, too.
eng: Tom kissed Mary's forehead.
eng: Tom kissed Mary on her forehead.
eng: Tom knew certain things about Mary that she hoped he wouldn't tell John.
eng: Tom knew certain things about Mary she hoped he wouldn't tell John.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to do that.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to do that.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew he'd win.
eng: Tom knew that he'd win.
eng: Tom knew he had to do something.
eng: Tom knew that he had to do something.
eng: Tom knew he had to escape.
eng: Tom knew that he had to escape.
eng: Tom knew he should study French.
eng: Tom knew that he should study French.
eng: Tom knew he should've been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knew he should have been able to do that better.
eng: Tom knew he sometimes drank too much.
eng: Tom knew that he sometimes drank too much.
eng: Tom knew he was being followed.
eng: Tom knew that he was being followed.
eng: Tom knew he was being lied to.
eng: Tom knew that he was being lied to.
eng: Tom knew he was right.
eng: Tom knew that he was right.
eng: Tom knew he was terminally ill.
eng: Tom knew that he was terminally ill.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be allowed to do that.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be fired.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be fired.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be punished.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be punished.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be replaced.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be replaced.
eng: Tom knew I'd be prudent.
eng: Tom knew that I'd be prudent.
eng: Tom knew in advance that was going to happen.
eng: Tom knew in advance that that was going to happen.
eng: Tom knew it probably wasn't the first time Mary had done that.
eng: Tom knew it probably wasn't the first time that Mary had done that.
eng: Tom knew it was his duty to do that.
eng: Tom knew that it was his duty to do that.
eng: Tom knew it was impossible.
eng: Tom knew that it was impossible.
eng: Tom knew it would be hard to win.
eng: Tom knew it would be difficult to win.
eng: Tom knew I was distracted.
eng: Tom knew that I was distracted.
eng: Tom knew I was frustrated.
eng: Tom knew that I was frustrated.
eng: Tom knew I was home.
eng: Tom knew that I was home.
eng: Tom knew I was horrified.
eng: Tom knew that I was horrified.
eng: Tom knew I was involved.
eng: Tom knew that I was involved.
eng: Tom knew I was lazy.
eng: Tom knew that I was lazy.
eng: Tom knew I was out.
eng: Tom knew that I was out.
eng: Tom knew I was pessimistic.
eng: Tom knew that I was pessimistic.
eng: Tom knew I was unemployed.
eng: Tom knew that I was unemployed.
eng: Tom knew I was up.
eng: Tom knew that I was up.
eng: Tom knew I would do whatever he asked.
eng: Tom knew I would do whatever he asked me to do.
eng: Tom knew I wouldn't laugh.
eng: Tom knew that I wouldn't laugh.
eng: Tom knew Mary better than anyone else.
eng: Tom knew Mary better than anybody else.
eng: Tom knew Mary couldn't have children.
eng: Tom knew that Mary couldn't have children.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't have much time.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't have much time.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't plan to stay in Boston much longer.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't plan on staying in Boston much longer.
eng: Tom knew Mary had a husband.
eng: Tom knew that Mary had a husband.
eng: Tom knew Mary had kissed John.
eng: Tom knew that Mary had kissed John.
eng: Tom knew Mary told everybody she was going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew Mary told everyone she was going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew Mary was angry with him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was angry with him.
eng: Tom knew Mary was Canadian.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was Canadian.
eng: Tom knew Mary was drunk.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was drunk.
eng: Tom knew Mary was following him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was following him.
eng: Tom knew Mary was going to be late.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was going to be late.
eng: Tom knew Mary was going to be there.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was going to be there.
eng: Tom knew Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was going to do that.
eng: Tom knew Mary was married.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was married.
eng: Tom knew Mary wasn't very hungry.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wasn't very hungry.
eng: Tom knew Mary was right.
eng: Tom knew that May was right.
eng: Tom knew Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was sleeping.
eng: Tom knew Mary was still sleeping.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was still sleeping.
eng: Tom knew Mary was worried.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was worried.
eng: Tom knew Mary would be obstinate.
eng: Tom knew that Mary would be obstinate.
eng: Tom knew Mary would help him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary would help him.
eng: Tom knew Mary wouldn't be able to stay.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wouldn't be able to stay.
eng: Tom knew Mary wouldn't lie about something like that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wouldn't lie about something like that.
eng: Tom knew Mary wouldn't lie to him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wouldn't lie to him.
eng: Tom knew Mary wouldn't lie.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wouldn't lie.
eng: Tom knew Mary would probably do that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary would probably do that.
eng: Tom knew nothing about the murders.
eng: Tom didn't know anything about the murders.
eng: Tom knew right away that he shouldn't have come.
eng: Tom knew right away he shouldn't have come.
eng: Tom knew right away that something had gone wrong.
eng: Tom knew right away something had gone wrong.
eng: Tom knew right away that something wasn't right.
eng: Tom knew right away something wasn't right.
eng: Tom knew right away that something was wrong.
eng: Tom knew right away something was wrong.
eng: Tom knew that he'd done something he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom knew he'd done something he shouldn't have.
eng: Tom knew that he'd done something wrong.
eng: Tom knew he'd done something wrong.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to tell Mary the truth eventually.
eng: Tom knew that he'd have to eventually tell Mary the truth.
eng: Tom knew that he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom knew he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom knew that he had no choice but to do that.
eng: Tom knew he had no choice but to do that.
eng: Tom knew that he ought to do that.
eng: Tom knew he ought to do that.
eng: Tom knew that he should apologize to Mary, but he didn't want to.
eng: Tom knew he should apologize to Mary, but he didn't want to.
eng: Tom knew that he shouldn't believe everything Mary said.
eng: Tom knew he shouldn't believe everything Mary said.
eng: Tom knew that he was good-looking.
eng: Tom knew he was good-looking.
eng: Tom knew that he was handsome.
eng: Tom knew he was handsome.
eng: Tom knew that he was in serious trouble.
eng: Tom knew he was in serious trouble.
eng: Tom knew that he was in trouble with Mary.
eng: Tom knew he was in trouble with Mary.
eng: Tom knew that he would be punished.
eng: Tom knew he'd be punished.
eng: Tom knew that he would be punished.
eng: Tom knew that he'd be punished.
eng: Tom knew that he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom knew he wouldn't be able to do that.
eng: Tom knew that I'd be alone.
eng: Tom knew I'd be alone.
eng: Tom knew that I'd be late.
eng: Tom knew I'd be late.
eng: Tom knew that I'd be on time.
eng: Tom knew I'd be on time.
eng: Tom knew that I was annoyed.
eng: Tom knew I was annoyed.
eng: Tom knew that I was awake.
eng: Tom knew I was awake.
eng: Tom knew that I was bored.
eng: Tom knew I was bored.
eng: Tom knew that I was broke.
eng: Tom knew I was broke.
eng: Tom knew that I was curious.
eng: Tom knew I was curious.
eng: Tom knew that I was depressed.
eng: Tom knew I was depressed.
eng: Tom knew that I was desperate.
eng: Tom knew I was desperate.
eng: Tom knew that I was drunk.
eng: Tom knew I was drunk.
eng: Tom knew that I was excited.
eng: Tom knew I was excited.
eng: Tom knew that I was exhausted.
eng: Tom knew I was exhausted.
eng: Tom knew that I was furious.
eng: Tom knew I was furious.
eng: Tom knew that I was going to win.
eng: Tom knew I was going to win.
eng: Tom knew that I was hungry.
eng: Tom knew I was hungry.
eng: Tom knew that I was impressed.
eng: Tom knew I was impressed.
eng: Tom knew that I was interested.
eng: Tom knew I was interested.
eng: Tom knew that I was irritated.
eng: Tom knew I was irritated.
eng: Tom knew that I was jealous.
eng: Tom knew I was jealous.
eng: Tom knew that I was nervous.
eng: Tom knew I was nervous.
eng: Tom knew that I was optimistic.
eng: Tom knew I was optimistic.
eng: Tom knew that I was right.
eng: Tom knew I was right.
eng: Tom knew that I was sad.
eng: Tom knew I was sad.
eng: Tom knew that I was satisfied.
eng: Tom knew I was satisfied.
eng: Tom knew that I was scared.
eng: Tom knew I was scared.
eng: Tom knew that I was serious.
eng: Tom knew I was serious.
eng: Tom knew that I was skeptical.
eng: Tom knew I was skeptical.
eng: Tom knew that I was sleepy.
eng: Tom knew I was sleepy.
eng: Tom knew that I was surprised.
eng: Tom knew I was surprised.
eng: Tom knew that I was suspicious.
eng: Tom knew I was suspicious.
eng: Tom knew that I was terrified.
eng: Tom knew I was terrified.
eng: Tom knew that I was thirsty.
eng: Tom knew I was thirsty.
eng: Tom knew that I was tired.
eng: Tom knew I was tired.
eng: Tom knew that I was unhappy.
eng: Tom knew I was unhappy.
eng: Tom knew that I was unlucky.
eng: Tom knew I was unlucky.
eng: Tom knew that I was worried.
eng: Tom knew I was worried.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't plan on staying in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't plan to stay in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't plan to stay in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't plan on staying in Australia much longer.
eng: Tom knew that Mary didn't want to leave.
eng: Tom knew Mary didn't want to leave.
eng: Tom knew that Mary had been accused of murdering her previous husband.
eng: Tom knew Mary had been accused of murdering her previous husband.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everybody she was going to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everyone she was going to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everybody she wasn't going to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everyone she wasn't going to go to Australia.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everybody she wasn't going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told everyone she wasn't going to go to Boston.
eng: Tom knew that Mary told John to do that.
eng: Tom knew Mary told John to do that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wanted him to buy her some chocolate.
eng: Tom knew Mary wanted him to buy her some chocolate.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom knew Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom knew Mary was a Canadian.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was a professor.
eng: Tom knew Mary was a professor.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was at school.
eng: Tom knew Mary was at school.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was at work.
eng: Tom knew Mary was at work.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was coming home.
eng: Tom knew Mary was coming home.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was having a party.
eng: Tom knew Mary was having a party.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom knew Mary was in Boston.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was in pain.
eng: Tom knew Mary was in pain.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was likely not to be busy.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was likely to not be busy.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wasn't a teacher.
eng: Tom knew Mary wasn't a teacher.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wasn't likely to be ready when he got to her house.
eng: Tom knew Mary wasn't likely to be ready when he got to her house.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wasn't very happy.
eng: Tom knew Mary wasn't very happy.
eng: Tom knew that Mary wasn't very likely to be able to do what she was trying to do.
eng: Tom knew Mary wasn't very likely to be able to do what she was trying to do.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was right.
eng: Tom knew Mary was right.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was safe.
eng: Tom knew Mary was safe.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was trying to find him.
eng: Tom knew Mary was trying to find him.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was unlikely to cry.
eng: Tom knew Mary was unlikely to cry.
eng: Tom knew that Mary was very unlikely to be able to do what she wanted to do.
eng: Tom knew Mary was very unlikely to be able to do what she wanted to do.
eng: Tom knew that Mary would never go to Boston by herself.
eng: Tom knew Mary would never go to Boston by herself.
eng: Tom knew that people were saying bad things about him.
eng: Tom knew people were saying bad things about him.
eng: Tom knew that somebody was following Mary.
eng: Tom knew that someone was following Mary.
eng: Tom knew that something bad was about to happen.
eng: Tom knew something bad was about to happen.
eng: Tom knew that the car parked in front of Mary's house was John's.
eng: Tom knew the car parked in front of Mary's house was John's.
eng: Tom knew that the door was locked.
eng: Tom knew the door was locked.
eng: Tom knew that the gun Mary was holding wasn't real.
eng: Tom knew the gun Mary was holding wasn't real.
eng: Tom knew that the police were following him.
eng: Tom knew the police were following him.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that was going to be arrested.
eng: Tom knew was going to be arrested.
eng: Tom knew that was going to be fired.
eng: Tom knew was going to be fired.
eng: Tom knew that was going to be punished.
eng: Tom knew was going to be punished.
eng: Tom knew that what he'd been asked to do was illegal.
eng: Tom knew what he'd been asked to do was illegal.
eng: Tom knew that what he'd done was wrong.
eng: Tom knew what he'd done was wrong.
eng: Tom knew that what he was being asked to do was illegal.
eng: Tom knew what he was being asked to do was illegal.
eng: Tom knew that what he was doing annoyed Mary
eng: Tom knew what he was doing annoyed Mary
eng: Tom knew that what Mary had said was true.
eng: Tom knew what Mary had said was true.
eng: Tom knew the job would be hard.
eng: Tom knew the job would be difficult.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew that there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility that Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a possibility Mary would show up late.
eng: Tom knew there was a problem.
eng: Tom knew that there was a problem.
eng: Tom knew there was something in the box, but he didn't know what.
eng: Tom knew that there was something in the box, but he didn't know what.
eng: Tom knew this would happen.
eng: Tom knew that this would happen.
eng: Tom knew where his keys should've been, but they weren't there.
eng: Tom knew where his keys should have been, but they weren't there.
eng: Tom knew where his keys should've been.
eng: Tom knew where his keys should have been.
eng: Tom knew why no one liked Mary.
eng: Tom knew why nobody liked Mary.
eng: Tom knocked out one of Mary's teeth.
eng: Tom knocked one of Mary's teeth out.
eng: Tom knocked several of Mary's teeth out.
eng: Tom knocked out several of Mary's teeth.
eng: Tom knows better than to allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom knows better than to let Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows change won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows that change won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows everybody here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everyone here can swim.
eng: Tom knows everyone here, I think.
eng: Tom knows everybody here, I think.
eng: Tom knows everyone's waiting for him.
eng: Tom knows that everyone's waiting for him.
eng: Tom knows getting angry won't do any good.
eng: Tom knows that getting angry won't do any good.
eng: Tom knows he can always count on Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he can always count on Mary.
eng: Tom knows he can count on Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he can count on Mary.
eng: Tom knows he can count on us.
eng: Tom knows that he can count on us.
eng: Tom knows he can do better.
eng: Tom knows that he can do better.
eng: Tom knows he can't afford to fail.
eng: Tom knows that he can't afford to fail.
eng: Tom knows he can't be replaced.
eng: Tom knows that he can't be replaced.
eng: Tom knows he can't change Mary's mind.
eng: Tom knows that he can't change Mary's mind.
eng: Tom knows he can trust Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he can trust Mary.
eng: Tom knows he can trust us.
eng: Tom knows that he can trust us.
eng: Tom knows he can trust you.
eng: Tom knows that he can trust you.
eng: Tom knows he could've done that better.
eng: Tom knows he could have done that better.
eng: Tom knows he could've done that better.
eng: Tom knows that he could've done that better.
eng: Tom knows he did something wrong.
eng: Tom knows that he did something wrong.
eng: Tom knows he doesn't have enough money to buy everything he needs.
eng: Tom knows that he doesn't have enough money to buy everything he needs.
eng: Tom knows he doesn't have long to live.
eng: Tom knows that he doesn't have long to live.
eng: Tom knows he doesn't have much choice.
eng: Tom knows that he doesn't have much choice.
eng: Tom knows he has a lot to live up to.
eng: Tom knows that he has a lot to live up to.
eng: Tom knows he has no chance of winning.
eng: Tom knows that he has no chance of winning.
eng: Tom knows he hasn't got long to live.
eng: Tom knows that he hasn't got long to live.
eng: Tom knows he has to be patient.
eng: Tom knows that he has to be patient.
eng: Tom knows he has to buy time.
eng: Tom knows that he has to buy time.
eng: Tom knows he has to do it.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do it.
eng: Tom knows he has to do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows he has to do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows he has to do something.
eng: Tom knows that he has to do something.
eng: Tom knows he has to keep working.
eng: Tom knows that he has to keep working.
eng: Tom knows he has to speak French.
eng: Tom knows that he has to speak French.
eng: Tom knows he has to study French.
eng: Tom knows that he has to study French.
eng: Tom knows he hears something.
eng: Tom knows that he hears something.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to finish painting his house in one day.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to finish painting his house in one day.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows he is supposed to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom knows that he is supposed to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never be able to do that again.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never be able to do that.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never be able to play the French horn as well as Mary.
eng: Tom knows he'll never be able to play the harp as well as Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he'll never be able to play the harp as well as Mary.
eng: Tom knows he made a mistake.
eng: Tom knows that he made a mistake.
eng: Tom knows he messed up.
eng: Tom knows that he messed up.
eng: Tom knows he needs help.
eng: Tom knows that he needs help.
eng: Tom knows he needs to study French.
eng: Tom knows that he needs to study French.
eng: Tom knows he no longer has to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he no longer has to do that.
eng: Tom knows he no longer needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he no longer needs to do that.
eng: Tom knows he's a terrible dancer.
eng: Tom knows that he's a terrible dancer.
eng: Tom knows he's been lied to.
eng: Tom knows that he's been lied to.
eng: Tom knows he's being lied to.
eng: Tom knows that he's being lied to.
eng: Tom knows he's being watched.
eng: Tom knows that he's being watched.
eng: Tom knows he's better than Mary.
eng: Tom knows that he's better than Mary.
eng: Tom knows he's done something bad.
eng: Tom knows that he's done something bad.
eng: Tom knows he's done something wrong.
eng: Tom knows that he's done something wrong.
eng: Tom knows he's going to be arrested.
eng: Tom knows that he's going to be arrested.
eng: Tom knows he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he's going to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he's going to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he's going to lose the race.
eng: Tom knows that he's going to lose the race.
eng: Tom knows he's got to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that he's got to do that today.
eng: Tom knows he's got to keep working.
eng: Tom knows that he's got to keep working.
eng: Tom knows he should be studying.
eng: Tom knows that he should be studying.
eng: Tom knows he should do it, but he doesn't want to.
eng: Tom knows that he should do it, but he doesn't want to.
eng: Tom knows he should do something, but he's not sure what.
eng: Tom knows he should do something, but he isn't sure what.
eng: Tom knows he should do that by himself.
eng: Tom knows that he should do that by himself.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't be doing that now.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't be doing that now.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't be here.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't be here.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't be singing this late at night.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't be singing this late at night.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't do that again.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't do that here.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't do that here.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't have done that.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't have done that.
eng: Tom knows he shouldn't have said that.
eng: Tom knows that he shouldn't have said that.
eng: Tom knows he should study French.
eng: Tom knows that he should study French.
eng: Tom knows he's in no position to argue.
eng: Tom knows that he's in no position to argue.
eng: Tom knows he's in trouble now.
eng: Tom knows that he's in trouble now.
eng: Tom knows he's in trouble.
eng: Tom knows that he's in trouble.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to be famous.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't going to win.
eng: Tom knows he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows that he's not going to win.
eng: Tom knows he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be fired.
eng: Tom knows he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows that he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows he isn't supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows that he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Tom knows he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he isn't very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows that he's not very good at speaking French.
eng: Tom knows he sometimes drinks too much.
eng: Tom knows that he sometimes drinks too much.
eng: Tom knows he's partly to blame.
eng: Tom knows that he's partly to blame.
eng: Tom knows he's running out of time.
eng: Tom knows that he's running out of time.
eng: Tom knows he's said too much.
eng: Tom knows that he's said too much.
eng: Tom knows he's supposed to be here tomorrow at 2:30.
eng: Tom knows that he's supposed to be here tomorrow at 2:30.
eng: Tom knows he's supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that he's supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows he's supposed to pay his rent on the first of every month.
eng: Tom knows that he's supposed to pay his rent on the first of every month.
eng: Tom knows he's vulnerable here.
eng: Tom knows that he's vulnerable here.
eng: Tom knows he's wrong, but he won't admit it.
eng: Tom knows that he's wrong, but he won't admit it.
eng: Tom knows he won't be able to do what Mary wants him to do.
eng: Tom knows that he won't be able to do what Mary wants him to do.
eng: Tom knows he won't get in trouble.
eng: Tom knows that he won't get in trouble.
eng: Tom knows how to do that better than I do.
eng: Tom knows how to do that better than me.
eng: Tom knows how to do that better than Mary does.
eng: Tom knows how to do that better than Mary.
eng: Tom knows I can't come today.
eng: Tom knows that I can't come today.
eng: Tom knows I can't do that.
eng: Tom knows that I can't do that.
eng: Tom knows I can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows that I can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows I can't sing very well.
eng: Tom knows that I can't sing very well.
eng: Tom knows I can't speak French.
eng: Tom knows that I can't speak French.
eng: Tom knows I can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows that I can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows I can't wait that long.
eng: Tom knows that I can't wait that long.
eng: Tom knows I can't win.
eng: Tom knows that I can't win.
eng: Tom knows I didn't cry.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't cry.
eng: Tom knows I didn't die.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't die.
eng: Tom knows I didn't win.
eng: Tom knows that I didn't win.
eng: Tom knows I hate meetings.
eng: Tom knows that I hate meetings.
eng: Tom knows I hate spinach.
eng: Tom knows that I hate spinach.
eng: Tom knows I know.
eng: Tom knows that I know.
eng: Tom knows I like him.
eng: Tom knows that I like him.
eng: Tom knows I like Mary.
eng: Tom knows that I like Mary.
eng: Tom knows I'll call you.
eng: Tom knows that I'll call you.
eng: Tom knows I'm Canadian.
eng: Tom knows that I'm Canadian.
eng: Tom knows I'm here.
eng: Tom knows that I'm here.
eng: Tom knows I'm home.
eng: Tom knows that I'm home.
eng: Tom knows I'm not afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom knows I'm not afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom knows I'm not afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom knows I'm not afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom knows I'm not the type to settle down.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not the type to settle down.
eng: Tom knows I'm not very happy about it.
eng: Tom knows that I'm not very happy about it.
eng: Tom knows I'm supposed to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that I'm supposed to do that today.
eng: Tom knows I'm supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that I'm supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows I'm waiting.
eng: Tom knows that I'm waiting.
eng: Tom knows it can't happen.
eng: Tom knows that it can't happen.
eng: Tom knows it isn't a good idea to do that.
eng: Tom knows that it isn't a good idea to do that.
eng: Tom knows it isn't a good idea.
eng: Tom knows that it isn't a good idea.
eng: Tom knows it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it's a lie.
eng: Tom knows that it's a lie.
eng: Tom knows it's a matter of time before Mary finds out what he did.
eng: Tom knows that it's a matter of time before Mary finds out what he did.
eng: Tom knows it's a tough decision.
eng: Tom knows that it's a tough decision.
eng: Tom knows it's his call.
eng: Tom knows that it's his call.
eng: Tom knows it's hopeless.
eng: Tom knows that it's hopeless.
eng: Tom knows it's more than that.
eng: Tom knows that it's more than that.
eng: Tom knows it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it's not worth doing.
eng: Tom knows that it isn't worth doing.
eng: Tom knows it's only a matter of time until the police catch him.
eng: Tom knows that it's only a matter of time until the police catch him.
eng: Tom knows it's over.
eng: Tom knows that it's over.
eng: Tom knows it's time to leave.
eng: Tom knows that it's time to leave.
eng: Tom knows it's too late.
eng: Tom knows that it's too late.
eng: Tom knows it's true.
eng: Tom knows that it's true.
eng: Tom knows it's useless.
eng: Tom knows that it's useless.
eng: Tom knows it was all a mistake.
eng: Tom knows that it was all a mistake.
eng: Tom knows it was a mistake.
eng: Tom knows that it was a mistake.
eng: Tom knows it wasn't the first time Mary did that.
eng: Tom knows that it wasn't the first time Mary did that.
eng: Tom knows it won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows that it won't be easy.
eng: Tom knows I used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom knows that I used to live in Australia.
eng: Tom knows I usually go there on Mondays.
eng: Tom knows that I usually go there on Mondays.
eng: Tom knows I've been shot.
eng: Tom knows that I've been shot.
eng: Tom knows I've helped you.
eng: Tom knows that I've helped you.
eng: Tom knows I want to leave as soon as possible.
eng: Tom knows that I want to leave as soon as possible.
eng: Tom knows I was supposed to do that today.
eng: Tom knows that I was supposed to do that today.
eng: Tom knows I was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows that I was supposed to do that.
eng: Tom knows I wouldn't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows that I wouldn't agree to do that.
eng: Tom knows I wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom knows that I wouldn't cry.
eng: Tom knows I wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows that I wouldn't do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary and I can't take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom knows that Mary and I can't take care of ourselves.
eng: Tom knows Mary and John are no longer together.
eng: Tom knows that Mary and John are no longer together.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't do that.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't do that very well.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't eat peanuts.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't resist chocolate ice cream.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't resist chocolate ice cream.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't speak French very well.
eng: Tom knows Mary can't win.
eng: Tom knows that Mary can't win.
eng: Tom knows Mary cheated.
eng: Tom knows that Mary cheated.
eng: Tom knows Mary didn't do that for him.
eng: Tom knows that Mary didn't do that for him.
eng: Tom knows Mary died.
eng: Tom knows that Mary died.
eng: Tom knows Mary doesn't have to do that.
eng: Tom knows that Mary doesn't have to do that.