DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: This is wine from our own grape, explained Tom, filling a glass from the wood.
eng: This is wine from our own grape, explained Tom, filling a glass from the barrel.
eng: This is your doing!
eng: This is your doing.
eng: This jacket must have cost you a fortune.
eng: That jacket must have cost you a fortune.
eng: This jacket must have cost you a fortune.
eng: This jacket must have cost you a packet.
eng: This joke is not funny.
eng: This joke isn't funny.
eng: This keyboard has several keys missing.
eng: This keyboard is missing several keys.
eng: This key won't go in the lock.
eng: This key doesn't fit in the lock.
eng: This knife is not sharp enough.
eng: This knife isn't sharp enough.
eng: This land belongs to Mr Ikeda.
eng: This land belongs to Mr. Ikeda.
eng: This lawn mower runs on petrol.
eng: This lawn mower is gas powered.
eng: This lawn mower runs on petrol.
eng: This lawn mower runs on gasoline.
eng: This letter's for you.
eng: This letter is for you.
eng: This list is not exhaustive.
eng: This list isn't exhaustive.
eng: This list is not official.
eng: This list isn't official.
eng: This looks good.
eng: It looks good.
eng: This machine does not work.
eng: This machine doesn't work.
eng: This makes no sense.
eng: It's pointless.
eng: This match is NID, not even gonna watch it.
eng: This match is a foregone conclusion. I'm not even going to watch it.
eng: This material is not suitable for a dress.
eng: This material isn't suitable for a dress.
eng: This may be pilaf, but it's completely flavorless.
eng: This may be pulao, but it's completely flavourless.
eng: This medicine will do you good.
eng: This medicine will do you good!
eng: This method has its advantages and disadvantages.
eng: This method has its plusses and minuses.
eng: This method has its advantages and disadvantages.
eng: This method has its pros and cons.
eng: This method has its pluses and minuses.
eng: This method has its plusses and minuses.
eng: This method has its pluses and minuses.
eng: This method has its pros and cons.
eng: This method has its pros and cons.
eng: This method has its plusses and minuses.
eng: This moment will nap, you will have a dream; But this moment study,you will interpret a dream.
eng: If you take a nap now, you will have a dream; but if you study now, you will realize your dream.
eng: This mushroom is not good to eat.
eng: This mushroom isn't good to eat.
eng: This must've belonged to Tom.
eng: This must have belonged to Tom.
eng: This neighborhood is very dangerous.
eng: This is a very dangerous neighborhood.
eng: This never should've happened.
eng: This never should have happened.
eng: This never would've happened if Tom had been there.
eng: This never would have happened if Tom had been there.
eng: This never would've happened if you'd done it the way I told you to do it.
eng: This never would have happened if you'd done it the way I told you to do it.
eng: This new suit suits me quite nice, don't you think? As they say, "Dress to impress!" Ha, you really could learn a thing-or-two from me.
eng: This new suit really suits me if I do say so myself. Afterall, everyone always says you have to dress to impress, so I guess you really could learn a thing or two from me.
eng: This one's all yours.
eng: This one is all yours.
eng: This one's broken.
eng: This one is broken.
eng: This one's different.
eng: This one is different.
eng: This one's empty.
eng: This one is empty.
eng: This one's free.
eng: This one is free.
eng: This one's on me.
eng: This one is on me.
eng: This one's Tom's.
eng: This one is Tom's.
eng: This page intentionally left blank.
eng: This page has been intentionally left blank.
eng: This pair of shoes cost me thirty dollars.
eng: This pair of shoes cost me $30.
eng: This pair of umbrella cost me thirty dollars.
eng: This pair of umbrella cost me $30.
eng: This pencil is not gray.
eng: This pencil isn't gray.
eng: This phone is not working as it should.
eng: This phone isn't working as it should.
eng: This phone is pretty cheap.
eng: This phone is pretty inexpensive.
eng: This photograph is a little out of focus.
eng: This picture is a little out of focus.
eng: This photograph is out of focus.
eng: This picture is out of focus.
eng: This photograph was taken on Monday.
eng: This picture was taken on Monday.
eng: This photo is my favourite!
eng: This photo is my favorite.
eng: This photo was taken in Boston.
eng: This picture was taken in Boston.
eng: This photo was taken on Monday.
eng: This photograph was taken on Monday.
eng: This picture must have been taken in 1964.
eng: This picture must've been taken in 1964.
eng: This picture of Tom was taken in Boston last year.
eng: This photo of Tom was taken in Boston last year.
eng: This picture of Tom was taken in Boston.
eng: This photo of Tom was taken in Boston.
eng: This piece makes heavy use of counterpoint.
eng: This composition makes heavy use of counterpoint.
eng: This pilaf is so filling that I'm full after just two spoonfuls.
eng: This pulao is so filling that I'm full after just two spoonfuls.
eng: This pilaf tastes great!
eng: This pulao tastes great!
eng: This place is packed.
eng: This place is packed!
eng: This plane is huge!
eng: This plane is huge.
eng: This plant has some burned leaves.
eng: This plant has some burnt leaves.
eng: This pleases the gods.
eng: This is pleasing to the gods.
eng: This possibility cannot be ruled out.
eng: This possibility can't be ruled out.
eng: This problem is not avoidable.
eng: This problem isn't avoidable.
eng: This question isn't easy.
eng: This question is not easy.
eng: This railing is not as stable as it could be.
eng: This railing isn't as stable as it could be.
eng: This reminds me of you.
eng: This makes me think of you.
eng: This report is not perfect.
eng: This report isn't perfect.
eng: This restaurant has pilaf, right?
eng: This restaurant has pulao, right?
eng: This restaurant has pilaf.
eng: This restaurant has pulao.
eng: This river is not polluted.
eng: This river isn't polluted.
eng: This room does not get much sun.
eng: This room doesn't get much sun.
eng: This room is not very large.
eng: This room isn't very large.
eng: This rope isn't strong enough.
eng: This rope is not strong enough.
eng: This rubber in the shape of a dinosaur is really cute.
eng: This dinosaur-shaped eraser is really cute.
eng: This rubber in the shape of a dinosaur is really cute.
eng: This eraser in the shape of a dinosaur is really cute.
eng: This rule cannot be applied to that case.
eng: This rule can't be applied to that case.
eng: This seal can balance a ball on his nose.
eng: This seal can balance a ball on its nose.
eng: This seems too hard.
eng: This seems too difficult.
eng: This sentence consists of seven words.
eng: This here sentence consists of seven words.
eng: This sentence consists of seven words.
eng: This sentence has seven words in it.
eng: This sentence is grammatically correct.
eng: This is a grammatically correct sentence.
eng: This sentence is not a translation. It's the original.
eng: This sentence isn't a translation. It's the original.
eng: This sentence is not French.
eng: This sentence isn't French.
eng: This shop has a much larger selection.
eng: This shop's got a much wider selection.
eng: This should not be possible.
eng: This shouldn't be possible.
eng: This should not have occurred.
eng: This shouldn't have occurred.
eng: This shouldn't be allowed.
eng: This should not be allowed.
eng: This should've never happened.
eng: This should have never happened.
eng: This snake is not venomous.
eng: This snake isn't venomous.
eng: This sort of music is not my cup of tea.
eng: This sort of music isn't my cup of tea.
eng: This sounds like a trap.
eng: This looks like a trap.
eng: This squash tastes sour.
eng: This fruit juice tastes sour.
eng: This store closes at nine in the evening.
eng: This shop shuts at nine oclock this evening.
eng: This storm, too, shall pass.
eng: This storm will also pass.
eng: This story cannot be true.
eng: This story can't be true.
eng: This story is true.
eng: This is a true story.
eng: This tape recorder is not new.
eng: This tape recorder isn't new.
eng: This time both Tom and Mary are right.
eng: This time Tom and Mary are both right.
eng: This time I will not come back.
eng: This time I won't come back.
eng: This time, you are lucky.
eng: This time, you're lucky.
eng: This tire is punctured.
eng: This tyre is punctured.
eng: This tree is approximately three hundred years old.
eng: This tree is about 300 years old.
eng: This type of person isn't interesting.
eng: Such a person is not interesting.
eng: This used to be a butcher shop.
eng: This used to be a butcher's shop.
eng: This wall is cold.
eng: That wall is cold.
eng: This was a wake-up call for Tom.
eng: This was a wake up call for Tom.
eng: This was happening often in the spring.
eng: This happened often in the spring.
eng: This was his first voyage as captain.
eng: It was his first trip as a captain.
eng: This was not supposed to happen.
eng: This wasn't supposed to happen.
eng: This was the first time Tom had ever seen a demolition derby.
eng: This was the first time that Tom had ever seen a demolition derby.
eng: This watch has to be repaired.
eng: This watch has got to be repaired.
eng: This will be difficult.
eng: This will be hard.
eng: This will be the book you're looking for.
eng: This will be the book you are looking for.
eng: This will make our job a lot easier.
eng: This will make our job much easier.
eng: This will probably be one of the most important decisions that you'll ever have to make.
eng: This will probably be one of the most important decisions you'll ever have to make.
eng: This wine is red.
eng: This is red wine.
eng: This won't be hard.
eng: This won't be difficult.
eng: This won't work!
eng: This won't work.
eng: This wood must be protected.
eng: These woods need to be protected.
eng: This word comes from Greek.
eng: That word is of Greek origin.
eng: This word is hard to translate.
eng: This word is difficult to translate.
eng: This word is not in common use.
eng: This word isn't in common use.
eng: This work doesn't pay.
eng: This job doesn't pay.
eng: This work isn't hard.
eng: This work isn't difficult.
eng: This would've been your room if you'd decided to stay with us.
eng: This would have been your room if you'd decided to stay with us.
eng: Thomas has a half-sister.
eng: Tom has a half-sister.
eng: Those apples aren't ripe yet.
eng: Those apples aren't yet ripe.
eng: Those are Tom's children.
eng: Those are Tom's kids.
eng: Those books are mine.
eng: Those are my books.
eng: Those colors clash.
eng: Those colours clash.
eng: Those colors go well together.
eng: Those colours go well together.
eng: Those dolls weren't easy to sell, but I finally sold them all.
eng: Those dolls weren't easy to sell, but I finally sold all of them.
eng: Those were the days!
eng: Those were the days.
eng: Those who are terrorists for some, are resistance for others.
eng: Those who are terrorists for some, are freedom fighters for others.
eng: Those who have a long hair own a blow-dryer.
eng: Those who have a long hair own a hairdrier.
eng: Those who know me know I can't speak French.
eng: Those who know me know that I can't speak French.
eng: Those who know me know I'm pretty good at chess.
eng: Those who know me know that I'm pretty good at chess.
eng: Those who know me know I'm pretty good at doing that.
eng: Those who know me know that I'm pretty good at doing that.
eng: Those who know me know I won't do that.
eng: Those who know me know that I won't do that.
eng: Those who laugh much are happier than those who laugh little.
eng: People who laugh a lot are much happier than those who don't laugh very much.
eng: Though grammatically there is nothing wrong with this sentence, I doubt if anyone would actually ever use it.
eng: Though grammatically there's nothing wrong with this sentence, I doubt if anyone would actually ever use it.
eng: Though living next door, he doesn't even say hello to us.
eng: Even though he lives next door, he doesn't even say hello to us.
eng: Though this knave came something saucily into the world before he was sent for, yet was his mother fair; there was good sport at his making, and the whoreson must be acknowledged.
eng: Although this chap came into the world in a somewhat impudent fashion, before he was sent for, his mother was pretty; we had fun making him, and the illegitimate fellow must be acknowledged.
eng: Thou hast ravished my heart with one of thine eyes, with one chain of thy neck.
eng: Thou hast wounded my heart with one of thy eyes, and with one hair of thy neck.
eng: Three beers and a tequila please!
eng: Three beers and a tequila please.
eng: Three beers and a tequila please!
eng: Three beers and one tequila please!
eng: Three people can keep a secret so long as two of them are dead.
eng: Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead.
eng: Three years ago something like this never would have happened.
eng: Three years ago something like this never would've happened.
eng: Three years ago something like this never would've happened.
eng: Three years ago something like this would've never happened.
eng: Three years ago something like this would've never happened.
eng: Three years ago something like this would have never happened.
eng: Throw me the ball.
eng: Throw the ball to me.
eng: Throw out your weapon!
eng: Throw out your weapon.
eng: Throw the keys to me.
eng: Throw me the keys.
eng: Throw Tom the ball.
eng: Throw the ball to Tom.
eng: Thus was saying Zarathustra.
eng: Thus was speaking Zarathustra.
eng: Time cannot be stopped.
eng: Time can't be stopped.
eng: Time flies when you're having fun.
eng: Time flies when you are having fun.
eng: Time for bed.
eng: It's bedtime.
eng: Time is on my side.
eng: Time's on my side.
eng: Time is on our side.
eng: Time's on our side.
eng: Time is running out.
eng: Time's running out.
eng: Time to get up.
eng: It's time to get up.
eng: Time to milk the goats.
eng: It's time to milk the goats.
eng: Tirana is the capital city of Albania.
eng: Tirana is the capital of Albania.
eng: Tired as he was, he went on working.
eng: He was tired, but he kept working.
eng: Toads have much shorter legs than frogs.
eng: Toads have much shorter legs than frogs do.
eng: To arrive at the source, you must swim against the tide.
eng: To reach the source, you must swim against the tide.
eng: To become CEO of a multinational company is easier said than done!
eng: To become CEO of a multinational company is easier said than done.
eng: To be on time, I ran.
eng: I ran in order to be on time.
eng: To be or not to be, that is the question.
eng: To be, or not to be, that is the question.
eng: To be or not to be, that is the question.
eng: To be, or not to be: that is the question.
eng: To be, or not to be: that is the question.
eng: To be, or not to be, that is the question.
eng: Today I drove to work.
eng: I drove to work today.
eng: Today is definitely not my day.
eng: Today's definitely not my day.
eng: Today is hot so we can swim in the ocean.
eng: It's hot today, so we can take a swim in the sea.
eng: Today is not good for me.
eng: Today isn't good for me.
eng: Today is not my day.
eng: Today isn't my day.
eng: Today is not my day.
eng: Today's not my day.
eng: Today is not so cold.
eng: Today isn't so cold.
eng: Today is not your lucky day.
eng: Today isn't your lucky day.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today is Sunday.
eng: It's Sunday today.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today is the 3rd.
eng: Today is the third.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is Tom's birthday.
eng: Today's Tom's birthday.
eng: Today is too hot for sunbathing.
eng: Today's too hot for sunbathing.
eng: Today it is snowing.
eng: It is snowing today.
eng: Today it is snowing.
eng: Today it's snowing.
eng: Today it's snowing.
eng: It is snowing today.
eng: Today I turn four years old.
eng: Today I am four years old.
eng: Today, I went to the doctor's.
eng: I went to the doctor today.
eng: Today's date is the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's date is October the twentieth.
eng: Today's meeting has been canceled.
eng: Today's meeting has been cancelled.
eng: Today's not my day.
eng: Today isn't my day.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today something amazing happened.
eng: Something amazing happened today.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today's October twentieth.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is October 20th.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is October twentieth.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today is the 20th of October.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's October 20th.
eng: Today's the twentieth of October.
eng: Today's the 20th of October.
eng: Today's Tom's 30th birthday.
eng: Today is Tom's thirtieth birthday.
eng: Today's your lucky day.
eng: Today is your lucky day.
eng: Today the weather is nice.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: Today was the first time I ever saw Tom smile.
eng: Today was the first time that I ever saw Tom smile.
eng: Today, we are going dancing.
eng: Today, we're going dancing.
eng: To err is human.
eng: To err is to be human.
eng: To get to the source, you have to swim against the tide.
eng: To reach the source, you must swim against the tide.
eng: To govern a country is no easy job.
eng: To govern a country is not an easy job.
eng: To his amazement, the door opened all by itself.
eng: To his surprise, the door opened by itself.
eng: Told told me that he'd sell me his bicycle.
eng: Told told me he'd sell his bicycle to me.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he'd said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he'd said earlier was not true.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he said earlier was not true.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom acknowledged what he'd said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he'd said earlier was not true.
eng: Tom acknowledged what he'd said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom acknowledged that what he'd said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom acknowledges it's not fun.
eng: Tom acknowledges it isn't fun.
eng: Tom acted like he was not interested in Mary at all.
eng: Tom acted like he wasn't interested in Mary at all.
eng: Tom acted like he was not interested.
eng: Tom acted like he wasn't interested.
eng: Tom actually did nothing.
eng: Tom actually didn't do anything.
eng: Tom actually hasn't done that yet.
eng: Tom hasn't actually done that yet.
eng: Tom actually was very busy that day.
eng: Tom was actually very busy that day.
eng: Tom adamantly denied he had anything to do with the robbery.
eng: Tom adamantly denied that he had anything to do with the robbery.
eng: Tom admits he does that.
eng: Tom admits that he does that.
eng: Tom admits he often cries.
eng: Tom admits that he often cries.
eng: Tom admits he often does that.
eng: Tom admits that he often does that.
eng: Tom admits he's been doing that for a long time.
eng: Tom admits that he's been doing that for a long time.
eng: Tom admits he's cried.
eng: Tom admits that he's cried.
eng: Tom admits he's despised Mary since he first met her.
eng: Tom admits that he's despised Mary since he first met her.
eng: Tom admits he's done that.
eng: Tom admits that he's done that.
eng: Tom admits he's left early.
eng: Tom admits that he's left early.
eng: Tom admits he's under pressure.
eng: Tom admits that he's under pressure.
eng: Tom admits he wasn't happy.
eng: Tom admits that he wasn't happy.
eng: Tom admits he wasn't sure.
eng: Tom admits that he wasn't sure.
eng: Tom admits he was overwhelmed.
eng: Tom admits that he was overwhelmed.
eng: Tom admits he was skeptical at first.
eng: Tom admits that he was skeptical at first.
eng: Tom admits that he stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admits he stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admits the system isn't perfect.
eng: Tom admits that the system isn't perfect.
eng: Tom admitted he broke the vase.
eng: Tom admitted that he broke the vase.
eng: Tom admitted he couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom admitted that he couldn't speak French.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been disrespectful.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been disrespectful.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been doing that for a long time.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been doing that for a long time.
eng: Tom admitted he despises Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he despises Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't cry.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't cry.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do that.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what he promised he'd do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what he promised he'd do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what he promised to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what he promised to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what he was supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what he was supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary said he had to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary said he had to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary told him he had to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary told him he had to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary told him he needed to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary told him he needed to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary told him he was supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary told him he was supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what Mary told him to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what Mary told him to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what we had asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what we had asked him to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't do what we wanted him to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't do what we wanted him to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't like Mary very much.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't like Mary very much.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't want to do that anymore.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't want to do that anymore.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he did what he promised not to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what he promised not to do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what he said he wouldn't do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what he said he wouldn't do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what he wasn't supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what he wasn't supposed to do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what Mary asked him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what Mary asked him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what Mary said he shouldn't do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what Mary said he shouldn't do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what Mary told him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what Mary told him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted he did what we asked him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he did what we asked him not to do.
eng: Tom admitted he'd lied.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd lied.
eng: Tom admitted he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd made a mistake.
eng: Tom admitted he doesn't do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he doesn't do that.
eng: Tom admitted he does that.
eng: Tom admitted that he does that.
eng: Tom admitted he forged the check.
eng: Tom admitted that he forged the check.
eng: Tom admitted he had accepted a bribe.
eng: Tom admitted that he had accepted a bribe.
eng: Tom admitted he had assaulted his wife.
eng: Tom admitted that he had assaulted his wife.
eng: Tom admitted he had help doing that.
eng: Tom admitted that he had help doing that.
eng: Tom admitted he had never actually been to Australia.
eng: Tom admitted that he had never actually been to Australia.
eng: Tom admitted he had no idea where his wife was.
eng: Tom admitted that he had no idea where his wife was.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen the treasure.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen the treasure.
eng: Tom admitted he left early.
eng: Tom admitted that he left early.
eng: Tom admitted he lied.
eng: Tom admitted that he lied.
eng: Tom admitted he needed help to survive.
eng: Tom admitted that he needed help to survive.
eng: Tom admitted he's despised Mary for a very long time.
eng: Tom admitted that he's despised Mary for a very long time.
eng: Tom admitted he's done that.
eng: Tom admitted that he's done that.
eng: Tom admitted he stole the gold.
eng: Tom admitted that he stole the gold.
eng: Tom admitted he used drugs.
eng: Tom admitted that he used drugs.
eng: Tom admitted he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wanted to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he wanted to escape from here.
eng: Tom admitted that he wanted to escape from here.
eng: Tom admitted he was afraid.
eng: Tom admitted that he was afraid.
eng: Tom admitted he was baffled.
eng: Tom admitted that he was baffled.
eng: Tom admitted he was biased.
eng: Tom admitted that he was biased.
eng: Tom admitted he was desperate.
eng: Tom admitted that he was desperate.
eng: Tom admitted he was disappointed.
eng: Tom admitted that he was disappointed.
eng: Tom admitted he was divorced.
eng: Tom admitted that he was divorced.
eng: Tom admitted he was famished.
eng: Tom admitted that he was famished.
eng: Tom admitted he was frustrated.
eng: Tom admitted that he was frustrated.
eng: Tom admitted he was guilty.
eng: Tom admitted that he was guilty.
eng: Tom admitted he was heartbroken.
eng: Tom admitted that he was heartbroken.
eng: Tom admitted he was hungry.
eng: Tom admitted that he was hungry.
eng: Tom admitted he was intrigued.
eng: Tom admitted that he was intrigued.
eng: Tom admitted he was lost.
eng: Tom admitted that he was lost.
eng: Tom admitted he was married.
eng: Tom admitted that he was married.
eng: Tom admitted he was nervous.
eng: Tom admitted that he was nervous.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't actually the one who did that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't actually the one who did that.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't certain.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't certain.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't impartial.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't impartial.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't perfect.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't perfect.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really sick.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really sick.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't the one who actually did that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't the one who actually did that.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't yet finished doing that.
eng: Tom admitted he was overweight.
eng: Tom admitted that he was overweight.
eng: Tom admitted he was selfish.
eng: Tom admitted that he was selfish.
eng: Tom admitted he was sick.
eng: Tom admitted that he was sick.
eng: Tom admitted he was skeptical.
eng: Tom admitted that he was skeptical.
eng: Tom admitted he was starved.
eng: Tom admitted that he was starved.
eng: Tom admitted he was suspicious.
eng: Tom admitted that he was suspicious.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who ate all the cookies.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who ate all the cookies.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who ate the last piece of cake.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who ate the last piece of cake.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who broke the eggs.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who broke the eggs.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who left the windows unlocked.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who left the windows unlocked.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who stole our jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who stole our jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted he was uncertain.
eng: Tom admitted that he was uncertain.
eng: Tom admitted he was undependable.
eng: Tom admitted that he was undependable.
eng: Tom admitted he was unemployed.
eng: Tom admitted that he was unemployed.
eng: Tom admitted he was very tired.
eng: Tom admitted that he was very tired.
eng: Tom admitted it was a stupid idea.
eng: Tom admitted that it was a stupid idea.
eng: Tom admitted it was his fault.
eng: Tom admitted that it was his fault.
eng: Tom admitted that he agreed to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he agreed to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he always has trouble remembering names.
eng: Tom admitted he always has trouble remembering names.
eng: Tom admitted that he broke the window.
eng: Tom admitted he broke the window.
eng: Tom admitted that he couldn't really understand French.
eng: Tom admitted he couldn't really understand French.
eng: Tom admitted that he cried.
eng: Tom admitted he cried.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been careless.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been careless.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been dishonest.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been dishonest.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been drinking.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been drinking.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been foolish.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been foolish.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been impolite.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been impolite.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been irresponsible.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been irresponsible.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been mistaken.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been mistaken.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been naughty.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been naughty.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been reckless.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been reckless.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been unfair.
eng: Tom admitted he'd been unfair.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd been unfair.
eng: Tom admitted that he hadn't been fair.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd done that.
eng: Tom admitted he'd done that.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't eat the cake that his girlfriend had baked for him.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't eat the cake that his girlfriend had baked for him.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't have any experience.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't have any experience.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't know how to do it.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't know how to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't know what to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know how to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know how to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know how to speak French.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know how to speak French.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know what he was supposed to be doing.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know what he was supposed to be doing.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know what to do.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know what to do.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know where Mary lived.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know where Mary lived.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really know where Mary worked.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really know where Mary worked.
eng: Tom admitted that he didn't really want to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he didn't really want to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he did that.
eng: Tom admitted he did that.
eng: Tom admitted that he'd lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted he'd lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted that he had been defeated.
eng: Tom admitted he had been defeated.
eng: Tom admitted that he had been wrong.
eng: Tom admitted he had been wrong.
eng: Tom admitted that he had committed the murder.
eng: Tom admitted he had committed the murder.
eng: Tom admitted that he had hit Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he had hit Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he had lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted he had lied to me.
eng: Tom admitted that he had made a mistake on the invoice.
eng: Tom admitted he had made a mistake on the invoice.
eng: Tom admitted that he had never actually been to Boston.
eng: Tom admitted he had never actually been to Boston.
eng: Tom admitted that he hadn't been fair.
eng: Tom admitted he hadn't been fair.
eng: Tom admitted that he hadn't been honest.
eng: Tom admitted he hadn't been honest.
eng: Tom admitted that he hadn't been polite.
eng: Tom admitted he hadn't been polite.
eng: Tom admitted that he hadn't read Mary's book.
eng: Tom admitted he hadn't read Mary's book.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen the bike.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen the bike.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen the Mary's necklace.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen the Mary's necklace.
eng: Tom admitted that he had stolen the money.
eng: Tom admitted he had stolen the money.
eng: Tom admitted that he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted he had taken bribes.
eng: Tom admitted that he killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he killed Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he knew the secret.
eng: Tom admitted he knew the secret.
eng: Tom admitted that he murdered Mary.
eng: Tom admitted he murdered Mary.
eng: Tom admitted that he shot Mary's dog.
eng: Tom admitted he shot Mary's dog.
eng: Tom admitted that he stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted he stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted that he stole Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted he stole Mary's money.
eng: Tom admitted that he stole the money.
eng: Tom admitted he stole the money.
eng: Tom admitted that he was a thief.
eng: Tom admitted he was a thief.
eng: Tom admitted that he was broke.
eng: Tom admitted he was broke.
eng: Tom admitted that he was cold.
eng: Tom admitted he was cold.
eng: Tom admitted that he was confused.
eng: Tom admitted he was confused.
eng: Tom admitted that he was curious.
eng: Tom admitted he was curious.
eng: Tom admitted that he was exhausted.
eng: Tom admitted he was exhausted.
eng: Tom admitted that he was frightened.
eng: Tom admitted he was frightened.
eng: Tom admitted that he was homeless.
eng: Tom admitted he was homeless.
eng: Tom admitted that he was homesick.
eng: Tom admitted he was homesick.
eng: Tom admitted that he was illiterate.
eng: Tom admitted he was illiterate.
eng: Tom admitted that he was jealous.
eng: Tom admitted he was jealous.
eng: Tom admitted that he was lazy.
eng: Tom admitted he was lazy.
eng: Tom admitted that he was lonely.
eng: Tom admitted he was lonely.
eng: Tom admitted that he was no match for Mary in golf.
eng: Tom admitted he was no match for Mary in golf.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't prepared.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't prepared.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't ready.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't ready.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really hurt.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really hurt.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really interested in doing that.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really interested in doing that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really psychic.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really psychic.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really rich.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really rich.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't really the first one to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't really the first one to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't rich.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't rich.
eng: Tom admitted that he wasn't sure.
eng: Tom admitted he wasn't sure.
eng: Tom admitted that he was prejudiced.
eng: Tom admitted he was prejudiced.
eng: Tom admitted that he was scared.
eng: Tom admitted he was scared.
eng: Tom admitted that he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom admitted he was tempted to do that.
eng: Tom admitted that he was terrified.
eng: Tom admitted he was terrified.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who did that.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who had done that.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who had done that.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who stole Mary's bicycle.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who stole Mary's bracelet.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who stole Mary's bracelet.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who stole Mary's diamond necklace.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who stole Mary's diamond necklace.
eng: Tom admitted that he was the one who stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted he was the one who stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: Tom admitted that he was tired.
eng: Tom admitted he was tired.
eng: Tom admitted that he was worried.
eng: Tom admitted he was worried.
eng: Tom admitted that it was due to his carelessness that the accident had happened.
eng: Tom admitted it was due to his carelessness that the accident had happened.
eng: Tom admitted that it was partially his fault.
eng: Tom admitted it was partially his fault.
eng: Tom admitted that it was true.
eng: Tom admitted it was true.
eng: Tom admitted that I was right.
eng: Tom admitted I was right.
eng: Tom admitted that that wasn't really as easy as he thought it was going to be.
eng: Tom admitted that wasn't really as easy as he thought it was going to be.
eng: Tom admitted that that was the real reason he did that.
eng: Tom admitted that was the real reason he did that.
eng: Tom admitted that the rumors were true.
eng: Tom admitted the rumors were true.
eng: Tom admitted that the wasn't really as easy as he thought it was going to be.
eng: Tom admitted the wasn't really as easy as he thought it was going to be.
eng: Tom admitted that what he'd done was dangerous.
eng: Tom admitted what he'd done was dangerous.
eng: Tom admitted that what he'd done was stupid.
eng: Tom admitted what he'd done was stupid.
eng: Tom admitted that what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom admitted what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom admitted that what Mary said was true.
eng: Tom admitted what Mary said was true.
eng: Tom admitted what he said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom admitted that what he said earlier wasn't true.
eng: Tom agreed to be here at 2:30, but he's not here yet.
eng: Tom agreed to be here at 2:30, but he isn't here yet.
eng: Tom agreed to the end user license agreement without reading it.
eng: Tom agreed to the EULA without reading it.
eng: Tom allowed the cops to search his car.
eng: Tom allowed the police to search his car.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do anything she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do anything she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do whatever she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants to do.
eng: Tom allows Mary to do what she wants.
eng: Tom lets Mary do what she wants.
eng: Tom almost always does that by himself.
eng: Tom almost always does that alone.
eng: Tom almost always does what he promises he'll do.
eng: Tom almost always does what he promises that he'll do.
eng: Tom almost always falls to sleep at night hugging his teddy bear.
eng: Tom almost always falls asleep at night hugging his teddy bear.
eng: Tom almost died.
eng: Tom nearly died.
eng: Tom almost never does that by himself.
eng: Tom almost never does that alone.
eng: Tom almost never makes mistakes.
eng: Tom seldom makes mistakes.
eng: Tom almost never uses his phone.
eng: Tom hardly ever uses his phone.
eng: Tom almost never uses his phone.
eng: Tom rarely uses his phone.
eng: Tom almost never uses his phone.
eng: Tom seldom uses his phone.
eng: Tom almost never waits for anyone.
eng: Tom almost never waits for anybody.
eng: Tom already did that.
eng: Tom did that already.
eng: Tom already has a new girlfriend.
eng: Tom has a new girlfriend already.
eng: Tom already knew that Mary had lots of money.
eng: Tom already knew Mary had lots of money.
eng: Tom already knew that Mary hated him, didn't he?
eng: Tom already knew Mary hated him, didn't he?
eng: Tom already knows everyone's name.
eng: Tom already knows everybody's name.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning on staying in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom already knows he's going to be fired.
eng: Tom already knows that he's going to be punished.
eng: Tom already knows he's going to be punished.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary didn't do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary has to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is going to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is going to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is going to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on staying in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning on staying in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows Mary is planning to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning to stay in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary is planning on staying in Boston for another three days.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary needs to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary wants him to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary wants him to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary wants him to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom already knows Mary wants him to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary wants to do that next Monday.
eng: Tom already knows Mary wants to do that next Monday.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary wants to do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary will do that.
eng: Tom already knows Mary will do that.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary will do that when she's in Boston.
eng: Tom already knows Mary will do that when she's in Boston.
eng: Tom already knows that Mary will leave early.
eng: Tom already knows Mary will leave early.
eng: Tom already knows that we're my best friend.
eng: Tom already knows we're my best friend.
eng: Tom already knows that we want to talk to him.
eng: Tom already knows we want to talk to him.
eng: Tom already knows that we want to talk to Mary.
eng: Tom already knows we want to talk to Mary.
eng: Tom already owes me three hundred dollars.
eng: Tom already owes me $300.
eng: Tom already plans on doing that.
eng: Tom plans on doing that already.
eng: Tom already plans to do that.
eng: Tom already plans on doing that.
eng: Tom already plans to do that.
eng: Tom plans to do that already.
eng: Tom already plans to leave early.
eng: Tom already plans on leaving early.
eng: Tom also did that.
eng: Tom did that as well.
eng: Tom also has a red car.
eng: Tom has a red car, too.
eng: Tom also has other responsibilities.
eng: Tom has other responsibilities, too.
eng: Tom also needs to buy a ticket for Mary.
eng: Tom needs to buy a ticket for Mary as well.
eng: Tom also needs to buy a ticket for Mary.
eng: Tom needs to buy a ticket for Mary, too.
eng: Tom also plans on doing that.
eng: Tom also plans to do that.
eng: Tom also plans on doing that.
eng: Tom plans on doing that as well.
eng: Tom also plans on doing that.
eng: Tom plans on doing that, too.
eng: Tom also plans on doing that.
eng: Tom plans to do that as well.
eng: Tom also plans on doing that.
eng: Tom plans to do that, too.
eng: Tom also plans to do that.
eng: Tom plans on doing that, too.
eng: Tom also plans to go to the zoo today.
eng: Tom plans to go to the zoo today, too.
eng: Tom also plays the guitar very well.
eng: Tom plays the guitar very well, too.
eng: Tom also wanted to do that.
eng: Tom wanted to do that, too.
eng: Tom always becomes very talkative when he's drinking.
eng: Tom always gets very talkative when he's drinking.
eng: Tom always did the same thing that Mary did.
eng: Tom always did the same thing Mary did.
eng: Tom always does that by himself.
eng: Tom always does that alone.
eng: Tom always does the same thing as Mary does.
eng: Tom always does the same thing as Mary.
eng: Tom always does the same thing that Mary does.
eng: Tom always does the same thing Mary does.
eng: Tom always says everything is my fault.
eng: Tom always says that everything is my fault.
eng: Tom always speaks in French.
eng: Tom always speaks French.
eng: Tom always wants to control everyone.
eng: Tom always wants to control everybody.
eng: Tom and his children went fishing yesterday.
eng: Tom and his kids went fishing yesterday.
eng: Tom and his father were both there.
eng: Both Tom and his father were there.
eng: Tom and his wife both grew up in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and his wife grew up in Australia.
eng: Tom and his wife both grew up in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and his wife grew up in Boston.
eng: Tom and I agreed that we'd never talk about that again.
eng: Tom and I agreed we'd never talk about that again.
eng: Tom and I already know you did that.
eng: Tom and I already know that you did that.
eng: Tom and I are both able to speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I are able to speak French.
eng: Tom and I are both alcoholics.
eng: Both Tom and I are alcoholics.
eng: Tom and I are both ambitious.
eng: Both Tom and I are ambitious.
eng: Tom and I are both artists.
eng: Both Tom and I are artists.
eng: Tom and I are both blind.
eng: Both Tom and I are blind.
eng: Tom and I are both busy.
eng: Both Tom and I are busy.
eng: Tom and I are both busy right now.
eng: Both Tom and I are busy right now.
eng: Tom and I are both Canadians.
eng: Both Tom and I are Canadians.
eng: Tom and I are both carpenters.
eng: Both Tom and I are carpenters.
eng: Tom and I are both college students.
eng: Both Tom and I are college students.
eng: Tom and I are both conservative.
eng: Both Tom and I are conservative.
eng: Tom and I are both doing fine.
eng: Both Tom and I are doing fine.
eng: Tom and I are both drinking the same thing.
eng: Both Tom and I are drinking the same thing.
eng: Tom and I are both exhausted.
eng: Both Tom and I are exhausted.
eng: Tom and I are both from Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I are from Australia.
eng: Tom and I are both from Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I are from Boston.
eng: Tom and I are both full-time students.
eng: Both Tom and I are full-time students.
eng: Tom and I are both going.
eng: Both Tom and I are going.
eng: Tom and I are both good at French.
eng: Both Tom and I are good at French.
eng: Tom and I are both good swimmers.
eng: Both Tom and I are good swimmers.
eng: Tom and I are both happy.
eng: Both Tom and I are happy.
eng: Tom and I are both happy to help.
eng: Both Tom and I are happy to help.
eng: Tom and I are both horrible liars.
eng: Both Tom and I are horrible liars.
eng: Tom and I are both in a hurry.
eng: Both Tom and I are in a hurry.
eng: Tom and I are both in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both are in Australia.
eng: Tom and I are both in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I are in Boston.
eng: Tom and I are both in the hospital.
eng: Both Tom and I are in the hospital.