DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom will likely tell Mary he isn't tired.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he's not tired.
eng: Tom will likely tell Mary he's not busy.
eng: Tom is likely to tell Mary he isn't busy.
eng: Tom will likely tell Mary he's not busy.
eng: Tom will likely tell Mary he isn't busy.
eng: Tom will marry a Canadian.
eng: Tom is going to marry a Canadian.
eng: Tom will miss Mary.
eng: Tom is going to miss Mary.
eng: Tom will need a bigger suitcase.
eng: Tom is going to need a bigger suitcase.
eng: Tom will need everyone's help.
eng: Tom will need everybody's help.
eng: Tom will need more than that.
eng: Tom is going to need more than that.
eng: Tom will need more time than that.
eng: Tom is going to need more time than that.
eng: Tom will need to study a little harder.
eng: Tom is going to need to study a little harder.
eng: Tom will never be able to do that again.
eng: Tom won't ever be able to do that again.
eng: Tom will never be able to do that.
eng: Tom won't ever be able to do that.
eng: Tom will never be given the chance to do that.
eng: Tom won't ever be given the chance to do that.
eng: Tom will never be the same.
eng: Tom won't ever be the same.
eng: Tom will never get the chance to do that.
eng: Tom won't ever get the chance to do that.
eng: Tom will, of course, be late.
eng: Of course Tom will be late.
eng: Tom will, of course, be late.
eng: Tom will be late of course.
eng: Tom will probably be angry.
eng: Tom will probably be mad.
eng: Tom will probably be busy Monday.
eng: Tom will probably be busy on Monday.
eng: Tom will probably be scared of Mary's dog.
eng: Tom will probably be afraid of Mary's dog.
eng: Tom will probably come by cab.
eng: Tom will probably come by taxi.
eng: Tom will probably let Mary do that.
eng: Tom will probably allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom will probably not change his opinion.
eng: Tom probably won't change his opinion.
eng: Tom will probably not come tomorrow.
eng: Tom probably won't come tomorrow.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he isn't hungry.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he's not hungry.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he isn't sleepy.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he's not sleepy.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he isn't tired.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he's not tired.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary he won't go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom will probably tell Mary that he won't go to Australia with her.
eng: Tom will soon be thirty years old.
eng: Tom will soon be thirty.
eng: Tom will stay here till next Monday.
eng: Tom will stay here until next Monday.
eng: Tom will stop Mary from doing that again.
eng: Tom is going to stop Mary from doing that again.
eng: Tom will survive.
eng: Tom'll survive.
eng: Tom will tell Mary he doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Tom will tell Mary he doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Tom will try to help Mary.
eng: Tom is going to try to help Mary.
eng: Tom will try to stop Mary from doing that again.
eng: Tom is going to try to stop Mary from doing that again.
eng: Tom will try to win.
eng: Tom is going to try to win.
eng: Tom will unlikely be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely be able to do that this afternoon.
eng: Tom won't likely be able to do that this afternoon.
eng: Tom will unlikely be able to do that.
eng: Tom won't likely be able to do that.
eng: Tom will unlikely do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely do that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely do that this summer.
eng: Tom won't likely do that this summer.
eng: Tom will unlikely do that today.
eng: Tom won't likely do that today.
eng: Tom will unlikely do that.
eng: Tom won't likely do that.
eng: Tom will unlikely do that with Mary.
eng: Tom won't likely do that with Mary.
eng: Tom will unlikely enjoy doing that alone.
eng: Tom won't likely enjoy doing that alone.
eng: Tom will unlikely enjoy doing that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely enjoy doing that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom won't likely enjoy doing that.
eng: Tom will unlikely enjoy doing that with Mary.
eng: Tom won't likely enjoy doing that with Mary.
eng: Tom will unlikely have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely have to do that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely have to do that on Monday.
eng: Tom won't likely have to do that on Monday.
eng: Tom will unlikely have to do that this week.
eng: Tom won't likely have to do that this week.
eng: Tom will unlikely have to do that.
eng: Tom won't likely have to do that.
eng: Tom will unlikely need to do that anytime soon.
eng: Tom won't likely need to do that anytime soon.
eng: Tom will unlikely need to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely need to do that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely need to do that.
eng: Tom won't likely need to do that.
eng: Tom will unlikely tell Mary what actually happened.
eng: Tom won't likely tell Mary what actually happened.
eng: Tom will unlikely tell us what actually happened.
eng: Tom won't likely tell us what actually happened.
eng: Tom will unlikely tell you what actually happened.
eng: Tom won't likely tell you what actually happened.
eng: Tom will unlikely want to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely want to do that by himself.
eng: Tom will unlikely want to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom won't likely want to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom will unlikely want to do that with Mary.
eng: Tom won't likely want to do that with Mary.
eng: Tom will visit his parents in Boston next weekend.
eng: Tom is going to visit his parents in Boston next weekend.
eng: Tom will watch TV after dinner.
eng: Tom is going to watch TV after dinner.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed to him.
eng: Tom wiped his mouth with the towel that Mary handed him.
eng: Tom wiped his spectacles.
eng: Tom wiped his glasses.
eng: Tom wiped off the table with a damp rag.
eng: Tom wiped the table off with a damp rag.
eng: Tom wired some money to Mary.
eng: Tom wired Mary some money.
eng: Tom wished everybody a merry Christmas.
eng: Tom wished everyone a merry Christmas.
eng: Tom wished he could play the mandolin as well as Mary.
eng: Tom wished he could play the mandolin as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom wished he could've stayed longer.
eng: Tom wished he could have stayed longer.
eng: Tom wished he had a girlfriend.
eng: Tom wished that he had a girlfriend.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary he'd help.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd help.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd help.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary he'd help.
eng: Tom wished he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished Mary could've gone with him.
eng: Tom wished Mary could have gone with him.
eng: Tom wished Mary had told him she wasn't going to the party.
eng: Tom wished that Mary had told him she wasn't going to the party.
eng: Tom wished Mary had told him that she wasn't going to the party.
eng: Tom wished Mary had told him she wasn't going to the party.
eng: Tom wished that he could be a cat.
eng: Tom wished he could be a cat.
eng: Tom wished that he could speak more than one language.
eng: Tom wished he could speak more than one language.
eng: Tom wished that he didn't have to get rid of his old car.
eng: Tom wished he didn't have to get rid of his old car.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary that he'd go to Boston with her.
eng: Tom wished that he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he had someone to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he had somebody to talk to.
eng: Tom wished that he knew Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom wished he knew Mary's phone number.
eng: Tom wished that his friendship with Mary could have developed into something more.
eng: Tom wished that his friendship with Mary could've developed into something more.
eng: Tom wished there were more trees on his property.
eng: Tom wished that there were more trees on his property.
eng: Tom wishes he could speak French as well as Mary.
eng: Tom wishes he could speak French as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom woke up when he heard someone knocking on the door.
eng: Tom woke up when he heard somebody knocking on the door.
eng: Tom wondered if he'd be safe here.
eng: Tom wondered whether he'd be safe here.
eng: Tom wondered if he had to do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether he had to do that.
eng: Tom wondered if he needed to do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether he needed to do that.
eng: Tom wondered if he should do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether he should do that.
eng: Tom wondered if Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom wondered if Mary knew what she was supposed to do.
eng: Tom wondered whether Mary knew what she was supposed to do.
eng: Tom wondered if Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom wondered if Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom wondered whether Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom wondered what his life would have been like if he had married Mary.
eng: Tom wondered what his life would've been like if he'd married Mary.
eng: Tom wondered what his life would've been like if he'd married Mary.
eng: Tom wondered what his life would have been like if he'd married Mary.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning to buy.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning on buying.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning to cook.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning on cooking.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning to do.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning on doing.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning to make for dinner.
eng: Tom wondered what Mary was planning on making for dinner.
eng: Tom wondered what songs Mary was planning to sing.
eng: Tom wondered what songs Mary was planning on singing.
eng: Tom wondered where Mary could've gone.
eng: Tom wondered where Mary could have gone.
eng: Tom wondered why everyone was staring at Mary.
eng: Tom wondered why everybody was staring at Mary.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary didn't have to do that like everybody else.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary didn't have to do that like everyone else.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary didn't have to go to Boston like everybody else.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary didn't have to go to Boston like everyone else.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary wasn't wearing the ring that he'd given her.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary wasn't wearing the ring he'd given her.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary was so mad.
eng: Tom wondered why Mary was so angry.
eng: Tom wondered why nobody did that anymore.
eng: Tom wondered why no one did that anymore.
eng: Tom wondered why nobody had told him about that.
eng: Tom wondered why no one had told him about that.
eng: Tom won't admit that he's wrong.
eng: Tom won't admit he's wrong.
eng: Tom won't allow anyone to do that.
eng: Tom won't let anybody do that.
eng: Tom won't allow Mary to do that again.
eng: Tom won't let Mary do that again.
eng: Tom won't allow Mary to do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't let Mary do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't be able do that without someone's help.
eng: Tom won't be able do that without somebody's help.
eng: Tom won't be able to buy everything that he wants to buy.
eng: Tom won't be able to buy everything that wants to buy.
eng: Tom won't be able to do everything that he wants to do.
eng: Tom won't be able to do everything that wants to do.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that alone. Someone will have to help him.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that alone. Somebody will have to help him.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that by himself, so we have to ask someone to help him.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that by himself, so we have to ask somebody to help him.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that alone.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that alone.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that.
eng: Tom will be unable to do that.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that without someone's help.
eng: Tom won't be able to do that without somebody's help.
eng: Tom won't be able to see everything that he wants to see.
eng: Tom won't be able to see everything that wants to see.
eng: Tom won't be able to solve the problem alone.
eng: Tom won't be able to solve the problem by himself.
eng: Tom won't be afraid.
eng: Tom isn't going to be afraid.
eng: Tom won't be allowed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't be permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't be home until Monday.
eng: Tom won't be home till Monday.
eng: Tom won't believe anything that you say.
eng: Tom won't believe anything you say.
eng: Tom won't believe anything that you tell him.
eng: Tom won't believe anything you tell him.
eng: Tom won't believe I did that.
eng: Tom won't believe that I did that.
eng: Tom won't be mad.
eng: Tom won't be angry.
eng: Tom won't do that even if you ask him.
eng: Tom won't do that even if you ask him to.
eng: Tom won't do that if it isn't necessary.
eng: Tom won't do that if it's not necessary.
eng: Tom won't do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to do that.
eng: Tom won't do that with anybody else.
eng: Tom won't do that with anyone else.
eng: Tom won't eat.
eng: Tom will not eat.
eng: Tom won't even know I'm there.
eng: Tom won't even know that I'm there.
eng: Tom won't find anybody to do that for him.
eng: Tom won't find anyone to do that for him.
eng: Tom won't find anybody who'll do that for him.
eng: Tom won't find anyone who'll do that for him.
eng: Tom won't find anybody who'll help him do that.
eng: Tom won't find anyone who'll help him do that.
eng: Tom won't give up.
eng: Tom isn't going to give up.
eng: Tom won't have a lot of time to do that.
eng: Tom won't have much time to do that.
eng: Tom won't hurt anyone again.
eng: Tom won't hurt anybody again.
eng: Tom won't hurt anyone else.
eng: Tom won't hurt anybody else.
eng: Tom won't hurt anyone.
eng: Tom won't hurt anybody.
eng: Tom won't leave his children behind.
eng: Tom won't leave his kids behind.
eng: Tom won't let anybody do that.
eng: Tom won't allow anybody to do that.
eng: Tom won't let anyone but Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anybody but Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anyone but Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anybody except Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anyone do that.
eng: Tom won't allow anybody to do that.
eng: Tom won't let anyone except Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anybody but Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anyone except Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anybody except Mary drive his car.
eng: Tom won't let anyone into his house.
eng: Tom won't let anybody into his house.
eng: Tom won't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom won't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom won't let Mary go to the party.
eng: Tom won't allow Mary to go to the party.
eng: Tom won't let that happen.
eng: Tom won't allow that to happen.
eng: Tom won't let you continue doing that.
eng: Tom won't allow you to continue doing that.
eng: Tom won't let you do that again.
eng: Tom won't allow you to do that again.
eng: Tom won't let you do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't allow you to do that anymore.
eng: Tom won't let you do that.
eng: Tom won't allow you to do that.
eng: Tom won't likely admit he's wrong.
eng: Tom won't likely admit that he's wrong.
eng: Tom won't likely be angry.
eng: Tom won't likely be mad.
eng: Tom won't likely be as angry at Mary as he was at John.
eng: Tom won't likely be as mad at Mary as he was at John.
eng: Tom won't likely be better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom won't likely be better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom won't likely buy ice cream.
eng: Tom will unlikely buy ice cream.
eng: Tom won't likely find anybody to do that for him.
eng: Tom won't likely find anyone to do that for him.
eng: Tom won't likely get here earlier than Mary.
eng: Tom won't likely get here earlier than Mary does.
eng: Tom won't likely try to do that by himself.
eng: Tom won't likely try to do that alone.
eng: Tom won't like that.
eng: Tom isn't going to like that.
eng: Tom won't permit anyone to do that.
eng: Tom won't permit anybody to do that.
eng: Tom won't sell us out.
eng: Tom won't flip on us.
eng: Tom won't tell anyone, will he?
eng: Tom won't tell anybody, will he?
eng: Tom won't tell Mary that she needs to do that today.
eng: Tom won't tell Mary she needs to do that today.
eng: Tom won't tell Mary the real reason that he did that.
eng: Tom won't tell Mary the real reason he did that.
eng: Tom won't tell Mary the real reason that he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom won't tell Mary the real reason he's going to Boston.
eng: Tom won't wait for more than thirty minutes.
eng: Tom won't wait more than thirty minutes.
eng: Tom wore a Christmas sweater with embroidered reindeer.
eng: Tom wore a Christmas sweater embroidered with reindeer.
eng: Tom worked as a physical therapist.
eng: Tom worked as a physiotherapist.
eng: Tom worked as a physiotherapist.
eng: Tom worked as a physio.
eng: Tom worked in Boston a long time.
eng: Tom worked in Boston for a long time.
eng: Tom works at a store that isn't too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom works at a store that's not too far from where he lives.
eng: Tom works every day except Monday.
eng: Tom works every day but Monday.
eng: Tom works in archeology.
eng: Tom works in archaeology.
eng: Tom would be done doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would be finished doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would be done doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would be through doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would be happy to know you've finally come.
eng: Tom would be happy to know that you've finally come.
eng: Tom would be impressed if you could do that.
eng: Tom would be impressed if you were able to do that.
eng: Tom would be through doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would be finished doing that by now if he'd started earlier.
eng: Tom would have apologized to Mary if he had thought it was important.
eng: Tom would've apologized to Mary if he'd thought it was important.
eng: Tom would have become a boxer if his mother had let him.
eng: Tom would've become a boxer if his mother had let him.
eng: Tom would have been very proud of you.
eng: Tom would've been very proud of you.
eng: Tom would have eaten more if he hadn't been sick.
eng: Tom would've eaten more if he hadn't been sick.
eng: Tom would have liked to attend Mary's party. Unfortunately, he had other things he had to do.
eng: Tom would've liked to attend Mary's party. Unfortunately, he had other things he had to do.
eng: Tom would have loved this movie.
eng: Tom would've loved this movie.
eng: Tom would have preferred to stay home.
eng: Tom would've preferred to stay home.
eng: Tom would have told me.
eng: Tom would've told me.
eng: Tom would have told us.
eng: Tom would've told us.
eng: Tom would lend money to Mary if she asked him to.
eng: Tom would lend Mary money if she asked him to.
eng: Tom would like it if somebody did that.
eng: Tom would like it if someone did that.
eng: Tom would never go there by himself.
eng: Tom would never go there alone.
eng: Tom would never let you do that.
eng: Tom would never allow you to do that.
eng: Tom would never sell his car to you.
eng: Tom would never sell you his car.
eng: Tom would not relent.
eng: Tom wouldn't relent.
eng: Tom wouldn't allow Mary to hug him.
eng: Tom wouldn't let Mary hug him.
eng: Tom wouldn't approve.
eng: Tom would not approve.
eng: Tom wouldn't ask you to do that for him if he could find anybody else to do it for him.
eng: Tom wouldn't ask you to do that for him if he could find anyone else to do it for him.
eng: Tom wouldn't be happy if we didn't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't be happy if we didn't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't be happy if we let Mary do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't be happy if we allowed Mary to do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't do that to anybody.
eng: Tom wouldn't do that to anyone.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you for help if he could've done it by himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you for help if he could have done it by himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you for help if he could've done that by himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you for help if he could have done that by himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you to do that if he could've done it himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have asked you to do that if he could have done it himself.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that even if he'd wanted to.
eng: Even if Tom had wanted to, he wouldn't have done that.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that if he hadn't wanted to.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that that if he hadn't wanted to.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that that if he hadn't had to.
eng: Tom wouldn't have done that if he hadn't had to.
eng: Tom wouldn't have let you do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't have allowed you to do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't kill anyone.
eng: Tom wouldn't kill anybody.
eng: Tom wouldn't lend his bicycle to me.
eng: Tom wouldn't lend me his bicycle.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody help him.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone help him.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone help Mary.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody help Mary.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone in his home.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody in his home.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone in his house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody in his house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone in the house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody in the house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone into his house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody into his house.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anyone into his room.
eng: Tom wouldn't let anybody into his room.
eng: Tom wouldn't let Mary do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom wouldn't let Mary do what she wanted to do.
eng: Tom wouldn't allow Mary to do what she wanted to do.
eng: Tom wouldn't let Mary kiss him.
eng: Tom wouldn't allow Mary to kiss him.
eng: Tom wouldn't let me leave as early as I wanted to leave.
eng: Tom wouldn't let me leave as early as I wanted to.
eng: Tom wouldn't let that happen.
eng: Tom wouldn't allow that to happen.
eng: Tom wouldn't speak to anyone.
eng: Tom wouldn't speak to anybody.
eng: Tom wouldn't take his hat off.
eng: Tom wouldn't take off his hat.
eng: Tom wouldn't talk to anybody.
eng: Tom wouldn't talk to anyone.
eng: Tom wouldn't tell anyone, would he?
eng: Tom wouldn't tell anybody, would he?
eng: Tom would've allowed Mary to do that.
eng: Tom would have allowed Mary to do that.
eng: Tom would've allowed you to do that.
eng: Tom would have allowed you to do that.
eng: Tom would've apologized to Mary if he'd thought it was important.
eng: Tom would have apologized to Mary if he'd thought it was important.
eng: Tom would've approved.
eng: Tom would have approved.
eng: Tom would've been able to do it.
eng: Tom would have been able to do it.
eng: Tom would've been able to do that.
eng: Tom would have been able to do that.
eng: Tom would've been angry.
eng: Tom would have been angry.
eng: Tom would've been better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom would have been better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom would've been extremely angry.
eng: Tom would have been extremely angry.
eng: Tom would've been forgiven for doing that if he'd apologized.
eng: Tom would have been forgiven for doing that if he'd apologized.
eng: Tom would've been great.
eng: Tom would have been great.
eng: Tom would've been happy here, I think.
eng: Tom would have been happy here, I think.
eng: Tom would've been happy here.
eng: Tom would have been happy here.
eng: Tom would've been here by now if his car hadn't broken down.
eng: Tom would have been here by now if his car hadn't broken down.
eng: Tom would've been here if he could've.
eng: Tom would have been here if he could've.
eng: Tom would've been here if he knew he needed to be.
eng: Tom would have been here if he knew he needed to be.
eng: Tom would've been impressed.
eng: Tom would have been impressed.
eng: Tom would've been late if Mary hadn't given him a ride.
eng: Tom would have been late if Mary hadn't given him a ride.
eng: Tom would've been mad.
eng: Tom would have been mad.
eng: Tom would've been mad.
eng: Tom would've been angry.
eng: Tom would've been proud of you.
eng: Tom would have been proud of you.
eng: Tom would've been proud.
eng: Tom would have been proud.
eng: Tom would've been shocked.
eng: Tom would have been shocked.
eng: Tom would've been unable to do that if Mary hadn't helped.
eng: Tom would have been unable to do that if Mary hadn't helped.
eng: Tom would've been unable to do that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom would have been unable to do that without Mary's help.
eng: Tom would've been willing to do that.
eng: Tom would have been willing to do that.
eng: Tom would've been worried if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would have been worried if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would've called Mary if he'd had her phone number.
eng: Tom would have called Mary if he'd had her phone number.
eng: Tom would've come to Boston with me if he hadn't been busy.
eng: Tom would have come to Boston with me if he hadn't been busy.
eng: Tom would've come to Boston with us if he could've.
eng: Tom would have come to Boston with us if he could've.
eng: Tom would've come to Boston with us if he could've.
eng: Tom would've come to Boston with us if he could have.
eng: Tom would've died if Mary hadn't rescued him.
eng: Tom would have died if Mary hadn't rescued him.
eng: Tom would've died when he fell of the roof if he'd landed on his head.
eng: Tom would have died when he fell of the roof if he'd landed on his head.
eng: Tom would've done it already if he knew how.
eng: Tom would have done it already if he knew how.
eng: Tom would've done it correctly the first time if you had helped him.
eng: Tom would have done it correctly the first time if you had helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that already if he could've.
eng: Tom would have done that already if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that already if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that already if he could have.
eng: Tom would've done that already if he knew how.
eng: Tom would have done that already if he knew how.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if he could've.
eng: Tom would have done that by himself if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if he could have.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would have done that by himself if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if Mary hadn't helped him.
eng: Tom would have done that by himself if Mary hadn't helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that by himself if Mary hadn't volunteered to help him.
eng: Tom would have done that by himself if Mary hadn't volunteered to help him.
eng: Tom would've done that correctly the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would have done that correctly the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that correctly the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that right the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would've done that correctly the first time if you'd shown him how.
eng: Tom would have done that correctly the first time if you'd shown him how.
eng: Tom would've done that himself if he'd had more the time.
eng: Tom would have done that himself if he'd had more the time.
eng: Tom would've done that himself if he'd known how to.
eng: Tom would have done that himself if he'd known how to.
eng: Tom would've done that if he could've.
eng: Tom would have done that if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that if he could've.
eng: Tom would've done that if he could have.
eng: Tom would've done that if he'd had the chance to.
eng: Tom would have done that if he'd had the chance to.
eng: Tom would've done that if he'd really wanted to.
eng: Tom would have done that if he'd really wanted to.
eng: Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't done it for him yesterday.
eng: Tom would have done that if Mary hadn't done it for him yesterday.
eng: Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't stopped him.
eng: Tom would have done that if Mary hadn't stopped him.
eng: Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't.
eng: Tom would have done that if Mary hadn't.
eng: Tom would've done that right the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would have done that right the first time if Mary had helped him.
eng: Tom would've done the same thing I did.
eng: Tom would have done the same thing I did.
eng: Tom would've done the same thing Mary did.
eng: Tom would have done the same thing Mary did.
eng: Tom would've done the same thing.
eng: Tom would have done the same thing.
eng: Tom would've eaten more if he'd had time.
eng: Tom would've eaten more if he'd had time to.
eng: Tom would've eaten more if he'd had time to.
eng: Tom would have eaten more if he'd had time to.
eng: Tom would've failed without Mary's help.
eng: Tom would have failed without Mary's help.
eng: Tom would've failed without your help.
eng: Tom would have failed without your help.
eng: Tom would've given up.
eng: Tom would have given up.
eng: Tom would've gone if he could've.
eng: Tom would have gone if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone if he could have.
eng: Tom would've gone to Boston if he could've.
eng: Tom would have gone to Boston if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone to Boston if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone to Boston if he could have.
eng: Tom would've gone to jail if he hadn't had such a good lawyer.
eng: Tom would have gone to jail if he hadn't had such a good lawyer.
eng: Tom would've gone with us if we'd invited him.
eng: Tom would have gone with us if we'd invited him.
eng: Tom would've gone with you if he could've.
eng: Tom would have gone with you if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone with you if he could've.
eng: Tom would've gone with you if he could have.
eng: Tom would've gotten away with it if Mary hadn't seen you do that.
eng: Tom would have gotten away with it if Mary hadn't seen you do that.
eng: Tom would've grinned.
eng: Tom would have grinned.
eng: Tom would've heartily agreed.
eng: Tom would have heartily agreed.
eng: Tom would've helped us if he could've.
eng: Tom would have helped us if he could've.
eng: Tom would've helped us if he could've.
eng: Tom would've helped us if he could have.
eng: Tom would've helped us if we'd asked him.
eng: Tom would have helped us if we'd asked him.
eng: Tom would've helped you if you'd asked him.
eng: Tom would have helped you if you'd asked him.
eng: Tom would've helped you.
eng: Tom would have helped you.
eng: Tom would've just smiled and said nothing.
eng: Tom would have just smiled and said nothing.
eng: Tom would've kept his mouth shut.
eng: Tom would have kept his mouth shut.
eng: Tom would've left a note.
eng: Tom would have left a note.
eng: Tom would've left by now if he was really planning to leave.
eng: Tom would have left by now if he was really planning to leave.
eng: Tom would've left early if he'd known he could've.
eng: Tom would have left early if he'd known he could've.
eng: Tom would've left early if he'd known he could've.
eng: Tom would've left early if he'd known he could have.
eng: Tom would've let Mary do that.
eng: Tom would have let Mary do that.
eng: Tom would've let Mary do that.
eng: Tom would've allowed Mary to do that.
eng: Tom would've let Mary win.
eng: Tom would have let Mary win.
eng: Tom would've let me sing.
eng: Tom would have let me sing.
eng: Tom would've let you do that.
eng: Tom would have let you do that.
eng: Tom would've let you drive if you'd told him you wanted to.
eng: Tom would have let you drive if you'd told him you wanted to.
eng: Tom would've let you win.
eng: Tom would have let you win.
eng: Tom would've liked it.
eng: Tom would have liked it.
eng: Tom would've liked that.
eng: Tom would have liked that.
eng: Tom would've liked this movie.
eng: Tom would have liked this movie.
eng: Tom would've liked to come.
eng: Tom would have liked to come.
eng: Tom would've liked to do that, too.
eng: Tom would have liked to do that, too.
eng: Tom would've liked to go to Boston last weekend.
eng: Tom would have liked to go to Boston last weekend.
eng: Tom would've liked to go with us.
eng: Tom would have liked to go with us.
eng: Tom would've liked to help.
eng: Tom would have liked to help.
eng: Tom would've liked to stay longer, but he had to get back to the office.
eng: Tom would have liked to stay longer, but he had to get back to the office.
eng: Tom would've liked to stay longer.
eng: Tom would have liked to stay longer.
eng: Tom would've liked to win.
eng: Tom would have liked to win.
eng: Tom would've liked what you did.
eng: Tom would have liked what you did.
eng: Tom would've liked what you said.
eng: Tom would have liked what you said.
eng: Tom would've liked you. It's too bad that you never met each other.
eng: Tom would have liked you. It's too bad that you never met each other.
eng: Tom would've liked you.
eng: Tom would have liked you.
eng: Tom would've loved it.
eng: Tom would have loved it.
eng: Tom would've loved that.
eng: Tom would have loved that.
eng: Tom would've loved the concert.
eng: Tom would have loved the concert.
eng: Tom would've loved this place.
eng: Tom would have loved this place.
eng: Tom would've loved this.
eng: Tom would have loved this.
eng: Tom would've made a difference.
eng: Tom would have made a difference.
eng: Tom would've made the same decision I'm making if he were in my shoes.
eng: Tom would have made the same decision I'm making if he were in my shoes.
eng: Tom would've never done such a thing.
eng: Tom would have never done such a thing.
eng: Tom would've never done that if Mary had asked him not to.
eng: Tom would have never done that if Mary had asked him not to.
eng: Tom would've never done that if Mary hadn't asked him to.
eng: Tom never would've done that if Mary hadn't asked him to.
eng: Tom would've never done that if Mary hadn't asked him to.
eng: Tom would have never done that if Mary hadn't asked him to.
eng: Tom would've never done that if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would have never done that if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: Tom would've never done this.
eng: Tom would have never done this.
eng: Tom would've permitted you to do that.
eng: Tom would have permitted you to do that.
eng: Tom would've probably done that.
eng: Tom would have probably done that.
eng: Tom would've probably noticed the mistake.
eng: Tom would have probably noticed the mistake.
eng: Tom would've probably offered to help.
eng: Tom would have probably offered to help.
eng: Tom would've shown you how to do that.
eng: Tom would have shown you how to do that.
eng: Tom would've stayed if he could've.
eng: Tom would have stayed if he could've.
eng: Tom would've stayed if he could've.
eng: Tom would've stayed if he could have.
eng: Tom would've stayed longer if he could've.
eng: Tom would have stayed longer if he could've.
eng: Tom would've stayed longer if he could've.
eng: Tom would've stayed longer if he could have.
eng: Tom would've succeeded if he'd tried harder.
eng: Tom would have succeeded if he'd tried harder.
eng: Tom would've succeeded if he'd worked harder.
eng: Tom would have succeeded if he'd worked harder.
eng: Tom would've thrown us out.
eng: Tom would have thrown us out.
eng: Tom would've told us if he'd known.
eng: Tom would have told us if he'd known.
eng: Tom would've tried to stop you.
eng: Tom would have tried to stop you.
eng: Tom would've turned thirty next month if he hadn't died in the accident.
eng: Tom would have turned thirty next month if he hadn't died in the accident.
eng: Tom would've understood.
eng: Tom would have understood.
eng: Tom would've waited if you'd called him.
eng: Tom would have waited if you'd called him.
eng: Tom would've walked.
eng: Tom would have walked.
eng: Tom would've wanted it that way.
eng: Tom would have wanted it that way.
eng: Tom would've wanted to be included.
eng: Tom would have wanted to be included.
eng: Tom would've wanted to do that.
eng: Tom would have wanted to do that.
eng: Tom would've wanted to do that with you.
eng: Tom would have wanted to do that with you.
eng: Tom would've wanted to do this, too.
eng: Tom would have wanted to do this, too.
eng: Tom would've wanted you to have this.
eng: Tom would have wanted you to have this.
eng: Tom would've won easily.
eng: Tom would have won easily.
eng: Tom would've won if he hadn't injured his ankle.
eng: Tom would have won if he hadn't injured his ankle.
eng: Tom would've won the race if he'd run just a little bit faster.
eng: Tom would have won the race if he'd run just a little bit faster.
eng: Tom wracked his brain.
eng: Tom racked his brain.
eng: Tom writes Mary letters.
eng: Tom writes letters to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote a message in all caps.
eng: Tom wrote a message in all capital letters.
eng: Tom wrote a note to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a note.
eng: Tom wrote a poem for Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a poem.
eng: Tom wrote a song for Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a song.
eng: Tom wrote down everybody's names.
eng: Tom wrote down everyone's names.
eng: Tom wrote in all caps.
eng: Tom wrote in all capital letters.
eng: Tom wrote in ALL CAPS.
eng: Tom wrote in all capital letters.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a letter of recommendation.
eng: Tom wrote a letter of recommendation for Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a long letter.
eng: Tom wrote a long letter to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a love letter, but he did not send it.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a love letter, but he didn't send it.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a love letter.
eng: Tom wrote a love letter to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary a postcard.
eng: Tom wrote a postcard to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary many letters.
eng: Tom wrote many letters to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote Mary right back.
eng: Tom wrote right back to Mary.
eng: Tom wrote us postcards.
eng: Tom wrote postcards to us.
eng: Tom yelled for help, but no one came.
eng: Tom yelled for help, but nobody came.
eng: Tom, you're not making any sense.
eng: Tom, you aren't making any sense.
eng: Tonight is a night I'll never forget.
eng: Tonight is a night I won't ever forget.
eng: Too bad.
eng: Alas.
eng: Too much of a good thing is wonderful!
eng: Too much of a good thing is wonderful.
eng: Toss the ball to me.
eng: Toss me the ball.
eng: Toss the ball to them.
eng: Throw the ball to them.
eng: Toss the ball to Tom.
eng: Toss Tom the ball.
eng: Total tosh.
eng: Rubbish!
eng: To teach young children is not easy.
eng: Teaching young children isn't easy.
eng: To tell the truth, I am tired of it.
eng: To tell the truth, I'm tired of it.
eng: To the best of my knowledge, the rumor is not true.
eng: To the best of my knowledge, the rumor isn't true.
eng: To the south.
eng: Southward.
eng: To those who seek peace and security. We support you. And to all those who have wondered if America's beacon still burns as bright, tonight we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals: democracy, liberty, opportunity and unyielding hope.
eng: To those who seek peace and security. We support you. And to all those who have wondered if the beacon of the United States still burns as bright, tonight we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals: democracy, liberty, opportunity and unyielding hope.
eng: To translate is to betray.
eng: Translator, traitor.
eng: To whom are you going to give that book?
eng: Whom are you giving that book to?
eng: To whom did you give the book?
eng: Who did you give the book to?
eng: To whom will you give the first piece of cake?
eng: Who will you give the first piece of cake to?
eng: Translate this to English, please.
eng: Translate this into English, please.
eng: Traveling is a luxury I cannot afford.
eng: Traveling is a luxury I can't afford.
eng: True friendship doesn't exist.
eng: True friendship does not exist.
eng: True friendship is precious just because it's rare.
eng: True friendship is precious just because it is rare.
eng: True love doesn't exist!
eng: True love does not exist!
eng: Trust me!
eng: Trust me.
eng: Try again.
eng: Try again!
eng: Try and get some rest.
eng: Try to get some rest.
eng: Try as hard as you can.
eng: Try to do it to the best of your abilities.
eng: Try on this shirt.
eng: Try this shirt on.
eng: Try these shoes on.
eng: Try on these shoes.
eng: Try this.
eng: Try this!
eng: Try to act natural.
eng: Try to act naturally.
eng: Try to concentrate.
eng: Try to concentrate!
eng: Try your luck!
eng: Try your luck.
eng: Turn in your homework.
eng: Hand in your homework.
eng: Turn left.
eng: Turn left!
eng: Turn off the stove.
eng: Turn off the stove!
eng: Turn off the stove.
eng: Turn the stove off.
eng: Turn off the television.
eng: Turn the television off.
eng: Turn off the TV.
eng: Turn the TV off.
eng: Turn the fan off.
eng: Turn off the fan.
eng: Turn the knob counterclockwise.
eng: Turn the knob anticlockwise.
eng: Turn the light off when you're done.
eng: Turn off the light when you're done.
eng: Turn the light on. I can't see a thing.
eng: Turn on the light. I can't see a thing.
eng: Turn the music up.
eng: Turn up the music.
eng: Turn the volume up.
eng: Turn up the volume.
eng: Turn to the left.
eng: Turn to the left!
eng: Turn up the heat a little.
eng: Turn the heat up a little.
eng: Twice two is four.
eng: Twice two is equal to four.
eng: Two against one is not a fair fight.
eng: Two against one isn't a fair fight.
eng: Two's company, three's a crowd.
eng: Two is a couple, three is a crowd.
eng: Two students are absent today.
eng: Two pupils are absent today.
eng: Two weeks after being admitted to hospital my acne suddenly started to disappear.
eng: Two weeks after being admitted to the hospital my acne suddenly started to disappear.
eng: Two wrongs don't make a right.
eng: Two wrongs do not make a right.
eng: Type.
eng: Type!
eng: Under different circumstances, their friendship could have developed into something more.
eng: Under different circumstances, their friendship could've developed into something more.
eng: Under these circumstances, I cannot accept the offer.
eng: Under these circumstances, I can't accept the offer.
eng: Unfortunately, I cannot help them.
eng: Unfortunately, I can't help them.
eng: Unfortunately, I don't believe she'll succeed.
eng: Unfortunately, I'm not sure she'll succeed.
eng: Unfortunately, it's not a photomontage!
eng: Sadly, it's not a photomontage!
eng: Unfortunately, it's true.
eng: Unfortunately, that's true.
eng: Unfortunately, that's true.
eng: Unfortunately, that is true.
eng: Unfortunate things are likely to happen if you insist on acting this way.
eng: Böyle davranmakta ısrar edersen talihsiz şeyler olabilir.
eng: Unless I am mistaken, I've seen that man before.
eng: Unless I'm mistaken, I've seen that man before.
eng: Unlike my brother, I cannot swim.
eng: Unlike my brother, I can't swim.
eng: Up till now America has called itself the world's police and continued suppression relying on military force.
eng: Up till now the United States has called itself the world's police and continues suppression relying on military force.
eng: Use this.
eng: Use this!
eng: Use your head!
eng: Use your head.
eng: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry broke his right thigh bone in a bicycling accident Sunday in France.
eng: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry broke his right femur in a cycling accident Sunday in France.
eng: U.S.S.R. stands for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
eng: USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
eng: USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
eng: USSR stands for "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics".
eng: Vehicle registrations have gone up.
eng: The number of vehicle registrations has gone up.
eng: Vehicle registrations have gone up.
eng: Vehicle registrations are on the rise.
eng: Viva Maduro!
eng: Viva Maduro.
eng: Vote for us!
eng: Vote for us.
eng: VR blocks out the physical world and transports the user to a simulated world.
eng: Virtual reality blocks out the physical world and transports the user to a simulated world.
eng: Wait a bit longer.
eng: Wait a little longer.
eng: Wait a minute.
eng: Hang on a minute.
eng: Wait a minute, please!
eng: Wait a minute, please.
eng: Wait a minute, Tom!
eng: Wait a minute, Tom.
eng: Wait a minute.
eng: Wait a minute!
eng: Wait a moment.
eng: Wait one moment.
eng: Waiter, the bill please.
eng: Waiter, the check please.
eng: Waiter, the check, please.
eng: Waiter, the bill please.
eng: Wait for me!
eng: Wait for me.
eng: Wait!
eng: Hang on.
eng: Wait here till I come back.
eng: Wait here until I come back.
eng: Wait'll you see this.
eng: Wait till you see this.
eng: Wait'll you see this.
eng: Wait until you see this.
eng: Wait till you see this.
eng: Wait until you see this.
eng: Wake up, Tom.
eng: Wake up, Tom!
eng: Wake up!
eng: Wake up.
eng: Walk slowly.
eng: Walk slowly!
eng: Walls are very big these days.
eng: Walls are very popular these days.
eng: Wanna come over to my place for pancakes?
eng: Want to come over to my place for pancakes?
eng: War is not worth it.
eng: War isn't worth it.
eng: Was anyone with you? "No, I was on my own."
eng: Was anyone with you? "No, I was alone."
eng: Wash your hands, please.
eng: Please wash your hands.
eng: Was it your idea?
eng: Was this your idea?
eng: Was that a surprise to anyone?
eng: Was that a surprise to anybody?
eng: Was that the first time Tom kissed Mary?
eng: Was that the first time that Tom kissed Mary?
eng: Was that the first time you rode a horse?
eng: Was that the first time that you rode a horse?
eng: Was that the first time you were arrested?
eng: Was that the first time that you were arrested?
eng: Was that too hard?
eng: Was that too difficult?
eng: Was the book you were reading yesterday in French or English?
eng: Was the book that you were reading yesterday in French or in English?
eng: Was the umbrella that you found Tom's?
eng: Was the umbrella you found Tom's?
eng: Watch out!
eng: Attention!
eng: Watch out!
eng: Pay attention!
eng: Watch where you're going!
eng: Watch where you're going.
eng: Watch your fingers!
eng: Watch your fingers.
eng: Watch your head!
eng: Watch your head.
eng: Watch your mouth!
eng: Watch your mouth.
eng: Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.
eng: Be careful of your thoughts, for your thoughts become your words. Be careful of your words, for your words become your actions. Be careful of your actions, for your actions become your habits. Be careful of your habits, for your habits become your character. Be careful of your character, for your character becomes your destiny.
eng: Water freezes at 0 degrees Centigrade.
eng: Water freezes at 0º C.
eng: Water freezes at 0º C.
eng: Water freezes at 0° C.
eng: Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius.
eng: Water freezes at 0º C.
eng: Water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen.
eng: Water is made up of oxygen and hydrogen.
eng: Wawrinka got broken to love in the opening game of the third set.
eng: Wawrinka got broken at love in the first game of the third set.
eng: Way to go.
eng: Way to go!
eng: We agreed that we wouldn't talk about that issue.
eng: We agreed we wouldn't talk about that issue.
eng: We all chipped in to buy Tom a birthday present.
eng: We all chipped in to buy a birthday present for Tom.