DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom is not a porn star.
eng: Tom isn't a porn star.
eng: Tom is not a rational guy.
eng: Tom isn't a rational guy.
eng: Tom is not a real man.
eng: Tom isn't a real man.
eng: Tom is not as crazy as most people think he is.
eng: Tom isn't as crazy as most people think he is.
eng: Tom is not as fat as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as fat as I am.
eng: Tom is not as fat as me.
eng: Tom is not as fat as I am.
eng: Tom is not as fat as me.
eng: Tom isn't as fat as me.
eng: Tom is not as good a chess player as he thinks he is.
eng: Tom isn't as good a chess player as he thinks he is.
eng: Tom is not as good-looking as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as good-looking as Mary.
eng: Tom is not as impatient as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary is.
eng: Tom is not as nimble as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as nimble as he used to be.
eng: Tom is not as old as you.
eng: Tom isn't as old as you.
eng: Tom is not as rich as most people think he is.
eng: Tom isn't as rich as most people think he is.
eng: Tom is not as smart as he likes to think he is.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as he likes to think he is.
eng: Tom is not as smart as me.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as I am.
eng: Tom is not as smart as me.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as me.
eng: Tom is not a student.
eng: Tom isn't a student.
eng: Tom is not a suspect anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer a suspect.
eng: Tom is not a suspect anymore.
eng: Tom isn't a suspect anymore.
eng: Tom is not as young as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as young as I am.
eng: Tom is not at all happy.
eng: Tom isn't at all happy.
eng: Tom is not at all hungry.
eng: Tom isn't at all hungry.
eng: Tom is not at all like his brother.
eng: Tom isn't at all like his brother.
eng: Tom is not at fault here.
eng: Tom isn't at fault here.
eng: Tom is not available at the moment. May I take a message?
eng: Tom isn't available at the moment. May I take a message?
eng: Tom is not a very good climber.
eng: Tom isn't a very good climber.
eng: Tom is not a very good dancer.
eng: Tom isn't a very good dancer.
eng: Tom is not a very good liar.
eng: Tom isn't a very good liar.
eng: Tom is not coming.
eng: Tom isn't coming.
eng: Tom is not dead.
eng: Tom isn't dead.
eng: Tom is not easily offended.
eng: Tom isn't easily offended.
eng: Tom is not easily satisfied.
eng: Tom isn't easily satisfied.
eng: Tom is not easy to impress.
eng: Tom isn't easy to impress.
eng: Tom is not exactly a model student.
eng: Tom isn't exactly a model student.
eng: Tom is not exactly the 9-to-5 type.
eng: Tom isn't exactly the 9-to-5 type.
eng: Tom is not famous.
eng: Tom isn't famous.
eng: Tom is not fast enough.
eng: Tom isn't fast enough.
eng: Tom is not focused.
eng: Tom isn't focused.
eng: Tom is not fond of pets.
eng: Tom isn't fond of pets.
eng: Tom is not going to be amused.
eng: Tom isn't going to be amused.
eng: Tom is not going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom's not going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom is not going to do it.
eng: Tom isn't going to do it.
eng: Tom is not going to forget that.
eng: Tom isn't going to forget that.
eng: Tom is not going to let Mary go.
eng: Tom isn't going to let Mary go.
eng: Tom is not going to like it.
eng: Tom isn't going to like it.
eng: Tom is not going to show it to anyone else.
eng: Tom isn't going to show it to anyone else.
eng: Tom is not good at hiding his emotions.
eng: Tom isn't good at hiding his emotions.
eng: Tom is not good enough.
eng: Tom isn't good enough.
eng: Tom is not happy about it.
eng: Tom isn't happy about it.
eng: Tom is not happy about the situation.
eng: Tom isn't happy about the situation.
eng: Tom is not happy at all.
eng: Tom isn't happy at all.
eng: Tom is not happy to be here.
eng: Tom isn't happy to be here.
eng: Tom is not happy.
eng: Tom isn't happy.
eng: Tom is not happy to see Mary.
eng: Tom isn't happy to see Mary.
eng: Tom is not happy with Mary at the moment.
eng: Tom isn't happy with Mary at the moment.
eng: Tom is not happy with this.
eng: Tom isn't happy with this.
eng: Tom is not happy you're late again.
eng: Tom isn't happy you're late again.
eng: Tom is not home right now.
eng: Tom isn't home right now.
eng: Tom is not in a very good mood.
eng: Tom isn't in a very good mood.
eng: Tom is not in his bedroom.
eng: Tom isn't in his bedroom.
eng: Tom is not in hospital.
eng: Tom isn't in the hospital.
eng: Tom is not in prison at the moment.
eng: Tom isn't in prison at the moment.
eng: Tom is not interested in politics.
eng: Tom isn't interested in politics.
eng: Tom is not jealous.
eng: Tom isn't jealous.
eng: Tom is not likely to agree to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to agree to do that.
eng: Tom is not likely to cry.
eng: Tom isn't likely to cry.
eng: Tom is not likely to follow our advice.
eng: Tom is unlikely to follow our advice.
eng: Tom is not like other criminals.
eng: Tom isn't like other criminals.
eng: Tom is not like that all the time.
eng: Tom isn't like that all the time.
eng: Tom is not like the other boys.
eng: Tom isn't like the other boys.
eng: Tom is not like the others.
eng: Tom isn't like the others.
eng: Tom is not looking happy.
eng: Tom isn't looking happy.
eng: Tom is not Mary's biological father.
eng: Tom isn't Mary's biological father.
eng: Tom is not much older than I am.
eng: Tom isn't much older than I am.
eng: Tom is not much older than Mary's daughter.
eng: Tom isn't much older than Mary's daughter.
eng: Tom is not my cousin.
eng: Tom isn't my cousin.
eng: Tom is not my favorite person.
eng: Tom isn't my favorite person.
eng: Tom is not my friend anymore.
eng: Tom isn't my friend anymore.
eng: Tom is not my son.
eng: Tom isn't my son.
eng: Tom is not often wrong.
eng: Tom isn't often wrong.
eng: Tom is not old enough.
eng: Tom isn't old enough.
eng: Tom is not one of us.
eng: Tom isn't one of us.
eng: Tom is not only unhappy at work, but also unhappy at home.
eng: Tom isn't only unhappy at work, but also unhappy at home.
eng: Tom is not our man.
eng: Tom isn't our man.
eng: Tom is not overly friendly.
eng: Tom isn't overly friendly.
eng: Tom is not playing by the rules.
eng: Tom isn't playing by the rules.
eng: Tom is not pulling any punches.
eng: Tom isn't pulling any punches.
eng: Tom is not quite as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't quite as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom is not serious about his studies.
eng: Tom isn't serious about his studies.
eng: Tom is not so bright.
eng: Tom isn't so bright.
eng: Tom is not so easy to get along with.
eng: Tom isn't so easy to get along with.
eng: Tom is not that different from us.
eng: Tom isn't that different from us.
eng: Tom is not the active person he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't the active person he used to be.
eng: Tom is not the kind of person you think he is.
eng: Tom isn't the kind of person you think he is.
eng: Tom is not the only one who thinks it's a good idea to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who thinks it's a good idea to do that.
eng: Tom is not the person that I thought he was.
eng: Tom is not the person I thought he was.
eng: Tom is not the problem.
eng: The problem isn't Tom.
eng: Tom is not the problem.
eng: Tom isn't the problem.
eng: Tom is not to be trifled with.
eng: Tom isn't to be trifled with.
eng: Tom is not too pleased.
eng: Tom isn't too pleased.
eng: Tom is not used to being barefoot.
eng: Tom isn't used to being barefoot.
eng: Tom is not very frugal.
eng: Tom isn't very frugal.
eng: Tom is not very good at keeping secrets.
eng: Tom isn't very good at keeping secrets.
eng: Tom is not very good with chopsticks.
eng: Tom isn't very good with chopsticks.
eng: Tom is not very happy.
eng: Tom isn't very happy.
eng: Tom is not very likely to be at tonight's party.
eng: Tom isn't very likely to be at tonight's party.
eng: Tom is not very likely to finish writing the report before Monday.
eng: Tom isn't very likely to finish writing the report before Monday.
eng: Tom is not welcome in our home.
eng: Tom isn't welcome in our home.
eng: Tom is not welcome in this house.
eng: Tom isn't welcome in this house.
eng: Tom is not who he says he is.
eng: Tom isn't who he says he is.
eng: Tom is not who you think he is.
eng: Tom isn't who you think he is.
eng: Tom is not yet able to swim.
eng: Tom isn't yet able to swim.
eng: Tom is not yet accustomed to the work.
eng: Tom isn't yet accustomed to the work.
eng: Tom is now able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom can now do that by himself.
eng: Tom is now almost thirty years old.
eng: Tom is now almost thirty.
eng: Tom is now at home with his family.
eng: Tom is at home with his family now.
eng: Tom is now doing fine.
eng: Tom is doing fine now.
eng: Tom is now in prison.
eng: Tom is in prison now.
eng: Tom is now learning to do that.
eng: Tom is learning to do that now.
eng: Tom is now learning to ride a tricycle.
eng: Tom is learning to ride a tricycle now.
eng: Tom is now living in Australia.
eng: Tom is living in Australia now.
eng: Tom is now living in Boston.
eng: Tom is living in Boston now.
eng: Tom is now making a table for me.
eng: Tom is making a table for me now.
eng: Tom is now old enough to do that.
eng: Tom is old enough to do that now.
eng: Tom is now preparing to go to college.
eng: Tom is preparing to go to college now.
eng: Tom is now ready to do that.
eng: Tom is ready to do that now.
eng: Tom is now serving a life sentence.
eng: Tom is serving a life sentence now.
eng: Tom is now thirteen.
eng: Tom is now thirteen years old.
eng: Tom is now trying to figure that out.
eng: Tom is trying to figure that out now.
eng: Tom is now writing a book about that.
eng: Tom is writing a book about that now.
eng: Tom isn't a bad person.
eng: Tom is not a bad person.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer able to do that.
eng: Tom isn't able to do that as well as Mary.
eng: Tom can't do that as well as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't about to admit he was wrong.
eng: Tom isn't about to admit that he was wrong.
eng: Tom isn't a capitalist.
eng: Tom's not a capitalist.
eng: Tom isn't accustomed to city life.
eng: Tom isn't used to city life.
eng: Tom isn't a child anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer a child.
eng: Tom isn't a communist.
eng: Tom is not a communist.
eng: Tom isn't a criminal.
eng: Tom is not a criminal.
eng: Tom isn't addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom is not addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom isn't addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom's not addicted to heroin.
eng: Tom isn't afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom isn't afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom isn't afraid of anything.
eng: Tom is afraid of nothing.
eng: Tom isn't afraid.
eng: Tom is not afraid.
eng: Tom isn't a furry.
eng: Tom is not a furry.
eng: Tom isn't a furry.
eng: Tom's not a furry.
eng: Tom isn't a gang member any longer.
eng: Tom isn't a gang member anymore.
eng: Tom isn't a gang member anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer a gang member.
eng: Tom isn't a good cook.
eng: Tom is not a good cook.
eng: Tom isn't a good driver.
eng: Tom is not a good driver.
eng: Tom isn't an easy person to get along with.
eng: Tom is not an easy person to get along with.
eng: Tom isn't an expert.
eng: Tom is no expert.
eng: Tom isn't a nice guy.
eng: Tom's not a nice guy.
eng: Tom isn't a nice person.
eng: Tom is not a nice person.
eng: Tom isn't any smarter than you.
eng: Tom isn't any smarter than you are.
eng: Tom isn't a rich man.
eng: Tom is not a rich man.
eng: Tom isn't as busy as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as busy as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as efficient as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as efficient as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as fast as you.
eng: Tom isn't as fast as you are.
eng: Tom isn't as fast at doing that as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as fast at doing that as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as good at cooking as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as good at cooking as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as good at doing that as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as good at doing that as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as good at tennis as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as good at tennis as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as healthy as he used to be.
eng: Tom is not as healthy as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as heavy as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as heavy as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary, is he?
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary is, is he?
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary.
eng: Tom is not as impatient as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as lucky as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as lucky as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as nosy as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as nosey as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't a socialist.
eng: Tom is not a socialist.
eng: Tom isn't as old as you are.
eng: Tom isn't as old as you.
eng: Tom isn't as old as you, is he?
eng: Tom isn't as old as you are, is he?
eng: Tom isn't as patient as Mary.
eng: Tom is not as patient as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as patient as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as patient as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as poor as most people assume.
eng: Tom isn't as poor as most people assume he is.
eng: Tom isn't as poor as most people think he is.
eng: Tom isn't as poor as most people think.
eng: Tom isn't as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as shy as he used to be.
eng: Tom is not as shy as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as me.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as you.
eng: Tom isn't as smart as you are.
eng: Tom isn't as spry as he used to be.
eng: Tom is not as spry as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as strong as you are.
eng: Tom isn't as strong as you.
eng: Tom isn't as stupid as he looks.
eng: Tom is not as stupid as he looks.
eng: Tom isn't as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom is not as tall as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't as well off as he used to be.
eng: Tom is not as well off as he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't as young as I am.
eng: Tom isn't as young as me.
eng: Tom isn't as young as Mary.
eng: Tom is not as young as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't at all busy.
eng: Tom is not at all busy.
eng: Tom isn't a team player.
eng: Tom is not a team player.
eng: Tom isn't available.
eng: Tom is not available.
eng: Tom isn't a very good driver.
eng: Tom is not a very good driver.
eng: Tom isn't crying.
eng: Tom is not crying.
eng: Tom isn't cut out to be a teacher.
eng: Tom is not cut out to be a teacher.
eng: Tom isn't doing anything.
eng: Tom is doing nothing.
eng: Tom isn't dumb.
eng: Tom is not dumb.
eng: Tom isn't English.
eng: Tom is not English.
eng: Tom isn't fat.
eng: Tom's not fat.
eng: Tom isn't feeling well.
eng: Tom's not feeling well.
eng: Tom isn't finished yet.
eng: Tom isn't yet finished.
eng: Tom isn't fooling anybody.
eng: Tom isn't fooling anyone.
eng: Tom isn't going home right away.
eng: Tom won't be going home right away.
eng: Tom isn't going that far.
eng: Tom won't be going that far.
eng: Tom isn't going to allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to let Mary do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that alone.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that on his own.
eng: Tom isn't going to be able to do that by himself.
eng: Tom isn't going to be back until Monday.
eng: Tom won't be back until Monday.
eng: Tom isn't going to be back until October.
eng: Tom won't be back until October.
eng: Tom isn't going to be back until the end of next week.
eng: Tom won't be back until the end of next week.
eng: Tom isn't going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom is not going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom isn't going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom's not going to be happy about this.
eng: Tom isn't going to be home tonight.
eng: Tom won't be home tonight.
eng: Tom isn't going to be very comfortable doing that.
eng: Tom is going to be very uncomfortable doing that.
eng: Tom isn't going to buy Mary that.
eng: Tom isn't going to buy that for Mary.
eng: Tom isn't going to catch us.
eng: Tom won't catch us.
eng: Tom isn't going to get home until Monday.
eng: Tom won't get home until Monday.
eng: Tom isn't going to have to do that.
eng: Tom won't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to hurt you.
eng: Tom is not going to hurt you.
eng: Tom isn't going to let Mary win.
eng: Tom won't let Mary win.
eng: Tom isn't going to need to do that.
eng: Tom won't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to want Mary to do that.
eng: Tom is not going to want Mary to do that.
eng: Tom isn't going to want to do that.
eng: Tom won't want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't good at keeping secrets.
eng: Tom is not good at keeping secrets.
eng: Tom isn't happy about this.
eng: Tom is not happy about this.
eng: Tom isn't here anymore.
eng: Tom isn't here any more.
eng: Tom isn't here now.
eng: Tom is not here now.
eng: Tom isn't here.
eng: Tom is not here.
eng: Tom isn't here.
eng: Tom's not here.
eng: Tom isn't home right now.
eng: Tom's not home right now.
eng: Tom isn't home.
eng: Tom is not home.
eng: Tom isn't home.
eng: Tom's not home.
eng: Tom isn't hungry.
eng: Tom's not hungry.
eng: Tom isn't in jail anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer in jail.
eng: Tom isn't in prison anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer in prison.
eng: Tom isn't interested.
eng: Tom is not interested.
eng: Tom isn't in.
eng: Tom is not in.
eng: Tom isn't in.
eng: Tom's not in.
eng: Tom isn't like his brother.
eng: Tom is not like his brother.
eng: Tom isn't likely to agree to do that.
eng: Tom will unlikely agree to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to allow Mary to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to let Mary do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be angry.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be mad.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be as busy as you think he is.
eng: Tom isn't likely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom is unlikely to be as busy as you think.
eng: Tom isn't likely to do that again.
eng: Tom is unlikely to do that again.
eng: Tom isn't likely to do that.
eng: Tom is not likely to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to do that.
eng: Tom is unlikely to do that.
eng: Tom isn't likely to follow Mary's advice.
eng: Tom is unlikely to follow Mary's advice.
eng: Tom isn't likely to pass the examination.
eng: Tom is unlikely to pass the examination.
eng: Tom isn't likely to win.
eng: Tom is not likely to win.
eng: Tom isn't likely to win.
eng: Tom is unlikely to win.
eng: Tom isn't mad at Mary.
eng: Tom is not mad at Mary.
eng: Tom isn't Mary's assistant. He's my assistant.
eng: Tom isn't Mary's assistant. He's mine.
eng: Tom isn't much older than Mary.
eng: Tom isn’t much older than Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't much older than me.
eng: Tom is not much older than me.
eng: Tom isn't much older than me.
eng: Tom isn't much older than I am.
eng: Tom isn't much shorter than Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't much shorter than Mary.
eng: Tom isn't much younger than me.
eng: Tom isn't much younger than I am.
eng: Tom isn't my boss anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer my boss.
eng: Tom isn't my boyfriend anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer my boyfriend.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live alone.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live by himself.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live alone.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live on his own.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live alone.
eng: Tom's not old enough to live alone.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live by himself.
eng: Tom isn't old enough to live on his own.
eng: Tom isn't on the team anymore.
eng: Tom is no longer on the team.
eng: Tom isn't planning on retiring anytime soon.
eng: Tom isn't planning to retire anytime soon.
eng: Tom isn't planning to come home for dinner.
eng: Tom isn't planning on coming home for dinner.
eng: Tom isn't planning to do that again.
eng: Tom isn't planning on doing that again.
eng: Tom isn't planning to do that anymore.
eng: Tom isn't planning on doing that anymore.
eng: Tom isn't planning to do that by himself.
eng: Tom isn't planning on doing that by himself.
eng: Tom isn't planning to do that.
eng: Tom isn't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom isn't planning to stay very much longer.
eng: Tom isn't planning on staying very much longer.
eng: Tom isn't ready to do that yet.
eng: Tom isn't yet ready to do that.
eng: Tom isn't ready to go.
eng: Tom's not ready to go.
eng: Tom isn't ready yet.
eng: Tom's not ready yet.
eng: Tom isn't really allergic to cats. He just doesn't like cats.
eng: Tom isn't really allergic to cats. He just doesn't like them.
eng: Tom isn't really planning to do that, is he?
eng: Tom isn't really planning on doing that, is he?
eng: Tom isn't really planning to stay here all day, is he?
eng: Tom isn't really planning on staying here all day, is he?
eng: Tom isn't religious.
eng: Tom is not religious.
eng: Tom isn't satisfied with the result.
eng: Tom is unsatisfied with the result.
eng: Tom isn't scared of snakes.
eng: Tom isn't afraid of snakes.
eng: Tom isn't sick.
eng: Tom's not sick.
eng: Tom isn't so tall.
eng: Tom is not so tall.
eng: Tom isn't still asleep, is he?
eng: Tom isn't still sleeping, is he?
eng: Tom isn't suggesting Mary could've done that, is he?
eng: Tom isn't suggesting Mary could have done that, is he?
eng: Tom isn't talking on the phone now.
eng: Tom isn't talking on the telephone now.
eng: Tom isn't the one that did that wrong.
eng: Tom isn't the one who did that wrong.
eng: Tom isn't the one that needs to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who needs to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me I shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me Mary wanted to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you didn't have to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you didn't need to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you had to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you needed to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you ought to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you should do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you shouldn't do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me that you wanted to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the one who told me you wanted to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only friend Mary has in Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only friend that Mary has in Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one here from Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one here that is from Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one here who knows Mary.
eng: Tom isn't the only one here who knows that Mary.
eng: Tom isn't the only one I know in Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one that I know in Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one that has to study really hard. I have to study hard, too.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who has to study really hard. I have to study hard, too.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who can do that.
eng: Tom is not the only one who can do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who could've done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who could have done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who could've stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who could have stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who didn't know Mary had moved to Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who didn't know that Mary had moved to Australia.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who didn't know that Mary had moved to Boston.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who didn't know Mary had moved to Boston.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who should've done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who should have done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who's planning to do that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who's planning on doing that.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who thinks that's going to happen.
eng: Tom isn't the only one who thinks that that's going to happen.
eng: Tom isn't the only person who could've done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only person who could have done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only person who should've done that.
eng: Tom isn't the only person who should have done that.
eng: Tom isn't the problem.
eng: The problem isn't Tom.
eng: Tom isn't the shy boy he used to be.
eng: Tom is not the shy boy he used to be.
eng: Tom isn't to be trusted.
eng: Tom is not to be trusted.
eng: Tom isn't to blame.
eng: Tom is not to blame.
eng: Tom isn't too busy to help. He just doesn't want to help.
eng: Tom isn't too busy to help. He just doesn't want to.
eng: Tom isn't used to city life.
eng: Tom isn't used to living in the city.
eng: Tom isn't usually as busy as Mary is.
eng: Tom isn't usually as busy as Mary.
eng: Tom isn't very good at doing that yet.
eng: Tom isn't yet very good at doing that.
eng: Tom isn't very good at French.
eng: Tom is not very good at French.
eng: Tom isn't very good at it.
eng: Tom is not very good at it.
eng: Tom isn't very good at skiing.
eng: Tom is pretty good at skiing.
eng: Tom isn't very good at swimming.
eng: Tom is pretty good at swimming.
eng: Tom isn't very good with his hands.
eng: Tom's not very good with his hands.
eng: Tom isn't very nice to anyone.
eng: Tom isn't very nice to anybody.
eng: Tom isn't violent and he never picks fights with anybody.
eng: Tom isn't violent and he never picks fights with anyone.
eng: Tom isn't weak.
eng: Tom's not weak.
eng: Tom isn't well.
eng: Tom is unwell.
eng: Tom isn't what he seems.
eng: Tom is not what he seems.
eng: Tom isn't yet an adult.
eng: Tom isn't an adult yet.
eng: Tom isn't yet certain.
eng: Tom isn't certain yet.
eng: Tom isn't yet old enough to do that.
eng: Tom isn't old enough yet to do that.
eng: Tom isn't yet strong enough to do that.
eng: Tom isn't strong enough yet to do that.
eng: Tom is obscenely rich.
eng: Tom is obscenely wealthy.
eng: Tom is obviously not doing that very well.
eng: Obviously, Tom isn't doing that very well.
eng: Tom is obviously very excited about this.
eng: Obviously, Tom is very excited about this.
eng: Tom is obviously very intelligent.
eng: Obviously, Tom is very intelligent.
eng: Tom is off his meds again.
eng: Tom's off his meds again.
eng: Tom is often absent from school.
eng: Tom is frequently absent from school.
eng: Tom is old enough to know that what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom is old enough to know what he did was wrong.
eng: Tom is older than everybody else here.
eng: Tom is older than everyone else here.
eng: Tom is older than I am.
eng: Tom is older than me.
eng: Tom is older than I.
eng: Tom is older than me.
eng: Tom is older than me.
eng: Tom's older than me.
eng: Tom is one of Mary's three kids.
eng: Tom is one of Mary's three children.
eng: Tom is one of the boys that Mary invited to the party.
eng: Tom is one of the boys Mary invited to the party.
eng: Tom is one of the most unsympathetic people that I know.
eng: Tom is one of the most unsympathetic people I know.
eng: Tom is one of the nicest kids I've ever met.
eng: Tom is one of the nicest kids that I've ever met.
eng: Tom is one of the richest men in the world.
eng: Tom is one of the world's richest men.
eng: Tom is one of the smartest guys I know.
eng: Tom is one of the smartest guys that I know.
eng: Tom is one of the tallest guys I know.
eng: Tom is one of the tallest guys that I know.
eng: Tom is on his way over to Mary's apartment to give something to her.
eng: Tom is on his way over to Mary's apartment to give her something.
eng: Tom is only a few months older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is only a few months older than Mary.
eng: Tom is only making believe that he doesn't know.
eng: Tom is only pretending that he doesn't know.
eng: Tom is only pretending that he can't understand.
eng: Tom is only pretending he can't understand.
eng: Tom is only thirteen.
eng: Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: Tom is only thirteen years old, but he looks much older.
eng: Tom is only thirteen, but he looks much older.
eng: Tom is only three months older than I am.
eng: Tom is only three months older than me.
eng: Tom is only three months older than Mary.
eng: Tom is only three months older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is only three months younger than I am.
eng: Tom is only three months younger than me.
eng: Tom is only three years old.
eng: Tom is only three.
eng: Tom is only three years younger than Mary is.
eng: Tom is only three years younger than Mary.
eng: Tom is only trying to protect his kids.
eng: Tom is only trying to protect his children.
eng: Tom is on the phone with his father.
eng: Tom is on the phone with his dad.
eng: Tom is on the same committee as I am.
eng: Tom is on the same committee as me.
eng: Tom is on the same team as me.
eng: Tom is on the same team as I am.
eng: Tom is on the wrestling team, too.
eng: Tom is on the wrestling team as well.
eng: Tom is organising a secret Santa at work.
eng: Tom is organising a Kris Kringle at work.
eng: Tom is organizing a rent strike.
eng: Tom's organizing a rent strike.
eng: Tom is out cold.
eng: Tom's out cold.
eng: Tom is out of the country.
eng: Tom's out of the country.
eng: Tom is over thirty.
eng: Tom is over thirty years old.
eng: Tom is paying me under the table.
eng: Tom's paying me under the table.
eng: Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is planning to do that.
eng: Tom is planning on doing that tomorrow, isn't he?
eng: Tom is planning to do that tomorrow, isn't he?
eng: Tom is planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning on going.
eng: Tom is planning to go.
eng: Tom is planning on going tomorrow, isn't he?
eng: Tom is planning to go tomorrow, isn't he?
eng: Tom is planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning on joining the team.
eng: Tom is planning to join the team.
eng: Tom is planning on moving again.
eng: Tom is planning to move again.
eng: Tom is planning on staying for a few days.
eng: Tom is planning to stay for a few days.
eng: Tom is planning on staying in Boston for a few days.
eng: Tom is planning to stay in Boston for a few days.
eng: Tom is planning on staying until tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to stay until tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning on taking pictures.
eng: Tom is planning to take pictures.
eng: Tom is planning on taking pictures tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to take pictures tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to be at your party.
eng: Tom is planning on being at your party.
eng: Tom is planning to buy a computer.
eng: Tom is planning on buying a computer.
eng: Tom is planning to do just that.
eng: Tom is planning on doing just that.
eng: Tom is planning to get up early tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom plans to get up early tomorrow morning.
eng: Tom is planning to get up early tomorrow.
eng: Tom plans to get up early tomorrow.
eng: Tom is planning to go again next year.
eng: Tom is planning on going again next year.
eng: Tom is planning to go home right after lunch.
eng: Tom is planning on going home right after lunch.
eng: Tom is planning to go to every bar on this street.
eng: Tom is planning on going to every bar on this street.
eng: Tom is planning to have his house repainted.
eng: Tom is planning on having his house repainted.
eng: Tom is planning to kill somebody, I think.
eng: Tom is planning to kill someone, I think.
eng: Tom is planning to major in zoology.
eng: Tom is planning on majoring in zoology.
eng: Tom is planning to stay there as long as he can.
eng: Tom is planning on staying there as long as he can.
eng: Tom is planning to visit us this afternoon.
eng: Tom is planning on visiting us this afternoon.
eng: Tom is plastered.
eng: Tom is very drunk.
eng: Tom is playing frisbee.
eng: Tom is playing Frisbee.
eng: Tom is playing with his children.
eng: Tom is playing with his kids.
eng: Tom is poor. However, he is happy.
eng: Tom is poor, but he's happy.
eng: Tom is powerful.
eng: Tom is forceful.
eng: Tom is practicing hard so that someday he'll be able to play the accordion as well as Mary.
eng: Tom is practicing hard so that someday he'll be able to play the accordion as well as Mary does.
eng: Tom is pretty good at baseball, but he's not good enough to play on our team.
eng: Tom is pretty good at baseball, but he isn't good enough to play on our team.
eng: Tom is pretty good at chess.
eng: Tom isn't very good at chess.
eng: Tom is pretty nosy.
eng: Tom is pretty nosey.
eng: Tom is pretty sure that he's going to lose his job.
eng: Tom is pretty sure he's going to lose his job.
eng: Tom is pretty sure that Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom is pretty sure Mary was the one who did that.
eng: Tom is probably a bit heavier than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a bit heavier than me.
eng: Tom is probably a bit older than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a bit older than me.
eng: Tom is probably about thirty.
eng: Tom is probably about thirty years old.
eng: Tom is probably a little heavier than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a little heavier than me.
eng: Tom is probably a little older than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a little older than me.
eng: Tom is probably a little younger than I am.
eng: Tom is probably a little younger than me.
eng: Tom is probably going to be hard to get along with.
eng: Tom is probably going to be difficult to get along with.
eng: Tom is probably going to have a hard time doing that.
eng: Tom is probably going to have a difficult time doing that.
eng: Tom is probably not able to do that.
eng: Tom probably isn't able to do that.
eng: Tom is probably not going to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom probably isn't going to go to Australia with us.
eng: Tom is probably planning to do that.
eng: Tom is probably planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is probably planning to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom is probably planning on staying in Australia until October.
eng: Tom is probably still better at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is probably still better at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is probably still faster at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is probably still faster at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is probably still quicker at doing that than Mary.
eng: Tom is probably still quicker at doing that than Mary is.
eng: Tom is proud of his children.
eng: Tom is proud of his kids.
eng: Tom is puking.
eng: Tom is chucking up.
eng: Tom is putting on his shoes.
eng: Tom is putting his shoes on.
eng: Tom is quite drunk.
eng: Tom's quite drunk.
eng: Tom is quite good.
eng: Tom's quite good.
eng: Tom is quite handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is really handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is quite handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is very handsome, isn't he?
eng: Tom is raking the leaves together in the garden.
eng: Tom's raking the leaves together in the garden.
eng: Tom is reading the article that you told him about.
eng: Tom is reading the article you told him about.
eng: Tom is really proud of his children.
eng: Tom is really proud of his kids.
eng: Tom is reluctant to talk to his mother about her going into a nursing home because he knows she will be violently opposed to the idea.
eng: Tom is reluctant to talk to his mother about her going into a nursing home because he knows that she will be violently opposed to the idea.
eng: Tom is respected by everybody.
eng: Tom is respected by everyone.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't happy.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not happy.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he isn't as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but he's not as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is rich, but not as rich as Mary is.
eng: Tom is rich, but not as rich as Mary.
eng: Tom is richer than anybody else in town.
eng: Tom is richer than anyone else in town.
eng: Tom is riding high these days.
eng: Tom's doing very well these days.
eng: Tom is riding high these days.
eng: Tom's riding high these days.
eng: Tom is royalty.
eng: Tom's royalty.
eng: Tom is rude to everybody.
eng: Tom is rude to everyone.
eng: Tom is scared it'll happen again.
eng: Tom is afraid it'll happen again.
eng: Tom is scared to death that might happen.
eng: Tom is scared to death that that might happen.
eng: Tom is scared.
eng: Tom's scared.
eng: Tom is screaming at somebody in his office.
eng: Tom is screaming at someone in his office.
eng: Tom is seeing someone else, isn't he?
eng: Tom is seeing somebody else, isn't he?
eng: Tom is seldom late.
eng: Tom is rarely late.
eng: Tom is several years older than Mary.
eng: Tom is several years older than Mary is.
eng: Tom is shorter than Mary is, isn't he?
eng: Tom is shorter than Mary, isn't he?
eng: Tom is shorter than Mary.
eng: Tom is shorter than Mary is.
eng: Tom is showing Mary the new saxophone that he just bought.
eng: Tom is showing Mary the new saxophone he just bought.
eng: Tom is sick.
eng: Tom's sick.
eng: Tom is singing.
eng: Tom's singing.
eng: Tom is sitting on the couch.
eng: Tom is sitting on the sofa.
eng: Tom is skilled.
eng: Tom's skilled.
eng: Tom is sleeping on the couch.
eng: Tom is sleeping on the sofa.
eng: Tom is smart enough not to do that.
eng: Tom is smart enough to not do that.
eng: Tom is smarter than Mary is, isn't he?
eng: Tom is smarter than Mary, isn't he?
eng: Tom is smarter than Mary is.
eng: Tom is smarter than Mary.
eng: Tom is smarter than most people think he is.
eng: Tom is smarter than most people think.
eng: Tom is smart.
eng: Tom's smart.
eng: Tom is smoking.
eng: Tom's smoking.
eng: Tom is snoring.
eng: Tom's snoring.
eng: Tom is so good with kids.
eng: Tom is so good with children.
eng: Tom is somebody I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone that I really admire.
eng: Tom is somebody that I look up to.
eng: Tom is somebody I look up to.
eng: Tom is somebody that I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone that I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone I look up to.
eng: Tom is somebody I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone that I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone I really admire.
eng: Tom is somebody I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone I really admire.
eng: Tom is somebody that I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone that I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone that I look up to.
eng: Tom is somebody I look up to.
eng: Tom is someone that I really admire.
eng: Tom is somebody that I really admire.
eng: Tom is someone you can rely on.
eng: Tom is somebody you can rely on.
eng: Tom is someone you can't trust.
eng: Tom is somebody you can't trust.
eng: Tom is somewhere in the park.
eng: Tom's somewhere in the park.
eng: Tom is sorry he got caught.
eng: Tom is sorry that he got caught.
eng: Tom is sorry that he did that.
eng: Tom is sorry he did that.
eng: Tom is sorry that it happened.
eng: Tom is sorry it happened.
eng: Tom is so stupid it's not even funny.
eng: Tom is so stupid it isn't even funny.
eng: Tom is still a child.
eng: Tom is still a kid.
eng: Tom is still dead.
eng: Tom's still dead.
eng: Tom is still driving that old truck that he got from his grandfather.
eng: Tom is still driving that old truck he got from his grandfather.
eng: Tom is still driving the same car that he was driving three years ago.
eng: Tom is still driving the same car he was driving three years ago.
eng: Tom is still eating.
eng: Tom's still eating.
eng: Tom is still just a kid.
eng: Tom is still just a child.
eng: Tom is still living in the same place that he was living three years ago.
eng: Tom is still living in the same place he was living three years ago.
eng: Tom is still looking for someone to help him.
eng: Tom is still looking for somebody to help him.
eng: Tom is still lying on the couch.
eng: Tom is still lying on the sofa.
eng: Tom is still not able to do that.
eng: Tom still can't do that.
eng: Tom is still planning on joining the team.
eng: Tom is still planning to join the team.
eng: Tom is still planning to be there.
eng: Tom is still planning on being there.
eng: Tom is still planning to do that.
eng: Tom is still planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is still planning to go.
eng: Tom is still planning on going.
eng: Tom is still planning to stay with us next summer.
eng: Tom is still planning on staying with us next summer.
eng: Tom is still pretending he's not interested.
eng: Tom is still pretending he isn't interested.
eng: Tom is still sleeping on the couch.
eng: Tom is still sleeping on the sofa.
eng: Tom is still unable to do that.
eng: Tom is still not able to do that.
eng: Tom is still unable to do that.
eng: Tom still can't do that.
eng: Tom is still unaware that Mary is here.
eng: Tom is still unaware Mary is here.
eng: Tom is still waiting for an answer.
eng: Tom is still awaiting an answer.
eng: Tom is still wearing his wedding ring, even though he's not married anymore.
eng: Tom is still wearing his wedding ring, even though he isn't married anymore.
eng: Tom is stronger than me.
eng: Tom is stronger than I am.
eng: Tom is strong.
eng: Tom is forceful.
eng: Tom is supposed to be doing the same thing that Mary is doing.
eng: Tom is supposed to be doing the same thing Mary is doing.
eng: Tom is sure Mary didn't really go to Australia last week.
eng: Tom is sure that Mary didn't really go to Australia last week.
eng: Tom is sure Mary knows she's supposed to do that.
eng: Tom is sure Mary knows that she's supposed to do that.
eng: Tom is sure that everyone saw him.
eng: Tom is sure that everybody saw him.
eng: Tom is sure that everyone saw Mary.
eng: Tom is sure that everybody saw Mary.
eng: Tom is sure that he'll be able to pass today's exam.
eng: Tom is sure he'll be able to pass today's exam.
eng: Tom is sure that he'll succeed.
eng: Tom is sure he'll succeed.
eng: Tom is sure to pass the exam.
eng: Tom is sure to pass the examination.
eng: Tom is sweating.
eng: Tom's sweating.
eng: Tom is swimming.
eng: Tom's swimming.
eng: Tom is taking a nap on the sofa.
eng: Tom is taking a nap on the couch.
eng: Tom is taking care of the children tonight.
eng: Tom is taking care of the kids tonight.
eng: Tom is talking to somebody on the phone.
eng: Tom is talking to someone on the phone.
eng: Tom is talking with somebody.
eng: Tom is talking with someone.
eng: Tom is taller than everybody else here.
eng: Tom is taller than everyone else here.
eng: Tom is teaching Mary a card trick that he learned from John.
eng: Tom is teaching Mary a card trick he learned from John.
eng: Tom is the best French teacher I know.
eng: Tom is the best French teacher that I know.
eng: Tom is the black sheep of the family.
eng: Tom is the black sheep of his family.
eng: Tom is the boss.
eng: Tom's the boss.
eng: Tom is the boy I told you about the other day.
eng: Tom is the boy that I told you about the other day.
eng: Tom is the fastest gun in Boston.
eng: Tom is the fastest draw in Boston.
eng: Tom is the first person I met when I came to Australia.
eng: Tom is the first person that I met when I came to Australia.
eng: Tom is the front-runner in polls.
eng: Tom is the front-runner, based on polls.
eng: Tom is the guy that did that.
eng: Tom is the guy who did that.
eng: Tom is the guy that helped Mary do that.
eng: Tom is the guy who helped Mary do that.
eng: Tom is the guy that helped me do that.
eng: Tom is the guy who helped me do that.
eng: Tom is the guy that Mary has been dating.
eng: Tom is the guy Mary has been dating.
eng: Tom is the guy that Mary has been seeing.
eng: Tom is the guy Mary has been seeing.
eng: Tom is the guy that's sitting next to Mary.
eng: Tom is the guy sitting next to Mary.
eng: Tom is the man Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the man that Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the man.
eng: Tom's the man.
eng: Tom is the name of my swart warthog.
eng: Tom is the name of my black warthog.
eng: Tom is the on-deck batter.
eng: Tom is the batter on deck.
eng: Tom is the one planning to do that.
eng: Tom is the one planning on doing that.
eng: Tom is the one that did that wrong.
eng: Tom is the one who did that wrong.
eng: Tom is the one that Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the one Mary met the other day.
eng: Tom is the one that needs to do that.
eng: Tom is the one who needs to do that.
eng: Tom is the one that ought to do that.
eng: Tom is the one who ought to do that.
eng: Tom is the one that started all this.
eng: Tom is the one who started all this.
eng: Tom is the one that started the rumor.
eng: Tom is the one who started the rumor.
eng: Tom is the one who broke the window.
eng: Tom is the one that broke the window.
eng: Tom is the one who caused the accident.
eng: Tom is the one that caused the accident.
eng: Tom is the one who does that.
eng: The one who does that is Tom.
eng: Tom is the one who gave Mary that.
eng: Tom is the one who gave that to Mary.
eng: Tom is the one who gave me this book.
eng: Tom is the person who gave me this book.
eng: Tom is the one who painted this picture.
eng: Tom is the one that painted this picture.
eng: Tom is the one who should do that.
eng: Tom is the one that should do that.
eng: Tom is the one who should've done that.
eng: Tom is the one who should have done that.
eng: Tom is the one who should've gone to Boston.
eng: Tom is the one who should have gone to Boston.
eng: Tom is the one who started the fire.
eng: Tom is the one that started the fire.
eng: Tom is the only Canadian I invited to my party.
eng: Tom is the only Canadian that I invited to my party.
eng: Tom is the only friend I have here in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only friend that I have here in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only friend Mary has in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only friend that Mary has in Australia.
eng: Tom is the only one here who doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom is the only one here that doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom is the only one here who knows Mary.
eng: Tom is the only one here who knows that Mary.
eng: Tom is the only one here who's stronger than me.
eng: Tom is the only one here who's stronger than I am.
eng: Tom is the only one that knows what happened to Mary.
eng: Tom is the only one who knows what happened to Mary.
eng: Tom is the only one wearing a cape.
eng: Tom's the only one wearing a cape.
eng: Tom is the only one wearing a tie.
eng: Tom's the only one wearing a tie.
eng: Tom is the only one who can do that.
eng: The only one who can do that is Tom.
eng: Tom is the only one who can do that.
eng: Tom is the only one who's able to do that.
eng: Tom is the only one who could've done that.
eng: Tom is the only one who could have done that.
eng: Tom is the only one who could've stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom is the only one who could have stolen Mary's money.
eng: Tom is the only one who didn't know Mary had moved to Australia.
eng: Tom is the only one who didn't know that Mary had moved to Australia.
eng: Tom is the only one who didn't know that Mary had moved to Boston.
eng: Tom is the only one who didn't know Mary had moved to Boston.
eng: Tom is the only one who does that.
eng: The only one who does that is Tom.