DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I told Tom you already knew.
eng: I told Tom that you already knew.
eng: I told Tom you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you had come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you'd come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you would come to Australia.
eng: I told Tom you used to live in Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you used to live in Australia.
eng: I told Tom you went home sick.
eng: I told Tom that you went home sick.
eng: I told Tom you were coming.
eng: I told Tom that you were coming.
eng: I told Tom you were happy.
eng: I told Tom that you were happy.
eng: I told Tom you were in Australia.
eng: I told Tom that you were in Australia.
eng: I told you I'd changed my mind.
eng: I told you that I'd changed my mind.
eng: I told you I'd help.
eng: I told you that I'd help.
eng: I told you I didn't want to go to Australia.
eng: I told you that I didn't want to go to Australia.
eng: I told you it was ridiculous.
eng: I told you that it was ridiculous.
eng: I told you so!
eng: I told you so.
eng: I told you something that I shouldn't have.
eng: I told you something I shouldn't have.
eng: I told you that I'm not a native French speaker.
eng: I told you I'm not a native French speaker.
eng: I told you that!
eng: I told you that.
eng: I told you Tom and Mary were telling the truth.
eng: I told you that Tom and Mary were telling the truth.
eng: I told you Tom wanted to go to Australia.
eng: I told you that Tom wanted to go to Australia.
eng: I told you we'd be late.
eng: I told you that we'd be late.
eng: I told you we should've asked for permission.
eng: I told you we should have asked for permission.
eng: I told you we should've gotten here earlier. Now there aren't any places left to sit.
eng: I told you we should have gotten here earlier. Now there aren't any places left to sit.
eng: I took a taxi so I'd be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took a taxi so that I'd be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took a taxi so that I would be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took a taxi so I'd be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took a taxi so that I would be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took a taxi so that I'd be in time for the appointment.
eng: I took my dog to the vet today.
eng: I took my dog to the veterinarian today.
eng: I took my shoes off.
eng: I took off my shoes.
eng: I took off my coat because it was hot.
eng: I took my coat off because it was hot.
eng: I took off my hat.
eng: I took my hat off.
eng: I took off my shirt.
eng: I took my shirt off.
eng: I took off my sweater.
eng: I took my sweater off.
eng: I took that photo a week ago.
eng: I took that picture a week ago.
eng: I took the job because they promised me that I wouldn't have to work weekends.
eng: I took the job because they promised me I wouldn't have to work weekends.
eng: I took the wheels off my bicycle.
eng: I took the wheels off of my bicycle.
eng: I took this picture a week ago.
eng: I took that picture a week ago.
eng: I tossed the ball to Tom.
eng: I tossed Tom the ball.
eng: I totally agree with you.
eng: I totally agree with you!
eng: I totally messed it up.
eng: I completely messed it up.
eng: I totally messed it up.
eng: I messed it up completely.
eng: It probably won't be hard to do that.
eng: It probably won't be difficult to do that.
eng: It probably wouldn't be hard to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably wouldn't be difficult to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably wouldn't have been hard to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably wouldn't have been difficult to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably wouldn't have been that hard to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably wouldn't have been that difficult to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably would've been dangerous to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably would have been dangerous to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably would've been unsafe to do that by yourself.
eng: It probably would have been unsafe to do that by yourself.
eng: It quickly became obvious that Tom couldn't understand very much French.
eng: It quickly became obvious Tom couldn't understand very much French.
eng: It rained all day. The building work had to stop.
eng: All day it rained. The building work had to be stopped.
eng: It rained all day. The building work had to stop.
eng: It was raining all day. The construction work had to stop.
eng: I translated the poem as best I could.
eng: I translated the poem the best I could.
eng: I traveled around Australia on my own.
eng: I traveled around Australia by myself.
eng: I travelled around Europe.
eng: I traveled around Europe.
eng: I travel often.
eng: I often travel.
eng: It really is very hard to do that.
eng: It really is very difficult to do that.
eng: It remains to be seen whether or not going to America to study is good for me.
eng: It remains to be seen whether or not going to the United States to study is good for me.
eng: It reminds me of something!
eng: It reminds me of something.
eng: I tried to act natural.
eng: I tried to act naturally.
eng: I tried to call him up, but the line was busy.
eng: I tried to reach him but the line was engaged.
eng: I tried to do that, but I wasn't able to.
eng: I tried, but I wasn't able to do that.
eng: I tried to sell my old car, but no one was interested in buying it.
eng: I tried to sell my old car, but nobody was interested in buying it.
eng: I tried to tell Tom we should've contacted you before coming.
eng: I tried to tell Tom we should have contacted you before coming.
eng: I tried walking without my cane, but I couldn't.
eng: I tried to walk without my cane, but I wasn't able to.
eng: I truly believe he is a bad person.
eng: I truly believe he's a bad person.
eng: I truly believe I am a bad person.
eng: I truly believe I'm a bad person.
eng: I truly believe she is a bad person.
eng: I truly believe she's a bad person.
eng: I truly believe they are bad people.
eng: I truly believe they're bad people.
eng: I truly do not understand the question.
eng: I truly don't understand the question.
eng: I trusted Tom more than I should have.
eng: I trusted Tom more than I should've.
eng: I trust I'm pronouncing that correctly.
eng: I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly.
eng: I trust that Tom will do what's best.
eng: I trust Tom will do what's best.
eng: I try not to eat too much junk food.
eng: I try to not eat too much junk food.
eng: I try not to let my emotions influence my decisions.
eng: I try not to let my emotions affect my decisions.
eng: I try to always be nice to Tom, even though he's not nice to me.
eng: I try to always be nice to Tom, even though he isn't nice to me.
eng: I try to always be prepared.
eng: I always try to be prepared.
eng: I try to help Tom every chance I get.
eng: I try to help Tom every chance that I get.
eng: It's 2:30, so I assume Tom is already at home.
eng: It's 2:30, so I assume that Tom is already at home.
eng: It's a bad translation.
eng: It is a bad translation.
eng: It's a beautiful painting.
eng: It is a beautiful painting.
eng: It's abnormal to have the heart on the right side.
eng: It is abnormal to have the heart on the right side.
eng: It's about 30 minutes from here on foot.
eng: It's about thirty minutes from here on foot.
eng: It's about Andrei Tarkovsky's last film.
eng: It's about the last film of Andrei Tarkovsky.
eng: It's about the size of an egg.
eng: It is about the size of an egg.
eng: It's about three hundred miles from here to Boston.
eng: It's about 300 miles from here to Boston.
eng: It's about time.
eng: It's about time!
eng: It's absurd of you to do that.
eng: It is absurd of you to do that.
eng: It's a chance we've got to take.
eng: It's a chance that we've got to take.
eng: It's a complicated language.
eng: It is a complicated language.
eng: It's a complicated problem.
eng: It is a complicated problem.
eng: It's a curse.
eng: It is a curse.
eng: It's a deal!
eng: It's a deal.
eng: It's a dream come true.
eng: It is a dream come true.
eng: It's a drop in the bucket.
eng: It's a drop in the ocean.
eng: It's a fish.
eng: It is a fish.
eng: It's a good thing I came here.
eng: It's a good thing that I came here.
eng: It's a good thing Tom is here.
eng: It's a good thing that Tom is here.
eng: It's a legal grey area.
eng: It's a legal gray area.
eng: It's all dark outside.
eng: It's totally dark outside.
eng: It's all Greek to me.
eng: It is all Greek to me.
eng: It's all my fault.
eng: It's all my fault!
eng: It's all right.
eng: It's all right!
eng: It's all the same.
eng: It's all the same!
eng: It's all your fault.
eng: It's all your fault!
eng: It's almost 2:30.
eng: It's nearly half past two.
eng: It's almost Christmas.
eng: It's almost Christmas!
eng: It's almost six.
eng: It's nearly six.
eng: It's almost time to go home.
eng: It is almost time to go home.
eng: It's a lot more fun doing that with someone else.
eng: It's a lot more fun doing that with somebody else.
eng: It's a lot more fun hiking with someone else.
eng: It's a lot more fun hiking with somebody else.
eng: It's a lot more fun singing with someone else.
eng: It's a lot more fun singing with somebody else.
eng: It's already 11.
eng: It's already eleven.
eng: It's already 7 o'clock.
eng: It's already 7:00.
eng: It's already been done.
eng: That's already been done.
eng: It's already happened.
eng: It has already happened.
eng: It's already nine o'clock.
eng: It is already nine o'clock.
eng: It's already stopped snowing.
eng: It has already stopped snowing.
eng: It's alright!
eng: It's all right!
eng: It's a matter of personal taste.
eng: It is a matter of taste.
eng: It's a matter of personal taste.
eng: It's a question of personal taste.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom is still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It is a miracle that Tom's still alive.
eng: It's a miracle that you're alive.
eng: It's a miracle you're alive.
eng: It's a mistake.
eng: It is a mistake!
eng: It's an emergency.
eng: It's an emergency!
eng: It's a nice day, isn't it?
eng: It is a nice day, isn't it?
eng: It's an inside joke.
eng: It's an in-joke.
eng: It's an offensive joke.
eng: It is an offensive joke.
eng: It's a pity that I don't understand French well.
eng: It's a pity I don't understand French well.
eng: It's a pity that Tom won't be there.
eng: It's a pity Tom won't be there.
eng: It's a pity that we didn't do that when we had the opportunity.
eng: It's a pity we didn't do that when we had the opportunity.
eng: It's a pity that you can't come.
eng: It is a pity that you can not come.
eng: It's a pity that you can't come.
eng: It is a pity you cannot come.
eng: It's a pity that you can't go with us.
eng: It's a pity you can't go with us.
eng: It's a pity that you couldn't come.
eng: It's a pity you couldn't come.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to dance.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to dance!
eng: It's a pity Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: It's a pity that Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: It's a pity Tom isn't able to be with us today.
eng: It's a pity that Tom isn't able to be with us today.
eng: It's a pity Tom isn't here.
eng: It's a pity that Tom isn't here.
eng: It's a pity Tom wasn't able to do that.
eng: It's a pity that Tom wasn't able to do that.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to dance.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to dance.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to dance.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to dance!
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to do that.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to do that.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to drive.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to drive.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to speak French.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to speak French.
eng: It's a pity you don't know how to swim.
eng: It's a pity that you don't know how to swim.
eng: It's a pity you'll never know who it was.
eng: It's a pity that you'll never know who it was.
eng: It's a pity you weren't able to do that.
eng: It's a pity that you weren't able to do that.
eng: It's a pity you won't be able to join us.
eng: It's a pity that you won't be able to join us.
eng: It's a popular tourist destination.
eng: It is a popular tourist destination.
eng: It's a present for you.
eng: This gift is for you.
eng: It's a question of personal taste.
eng: It is a matter of taste.
eng: It's a risk that I'm willing to take.
eng: It's a risk I'm willing to take.
eng: It's a risk that Tom and I are prepared to take.
eng: It's a risk Tom and I are prepared to take.
eng: It's a sacred right.
eng: It is a sacred right.
eng: It's as cold as ice.
eng: It is ice cold.
eng: It's a secret.
eng: It is a secret.
eng: It's a shadow.
eng: It is a shadow.
eng: It's a small world.
eng: It is a small world!
eng: It's a small world.
eng: The world is a small village.
eng: It's a song.
eng: It is a song.
eng: It's a step in the right direction.
eng: It is a step in the right direction.
eng: It's a threat.
eng: It is a threat.
eng: It's a topic that's not often discussed.
eng: It's a topic that isn't often discussed.
eng: It's a trap!
eng: It's a trap.
eng: It's a two-edged sword.
eng: It's a double-edged sword.
eng: It's a very old book.
eng: It's a really old book.
eng: It's a vicious circle.
eng: It's a vicious cycle.
eng: It's a volant bird.
eng: It's a flying bird.
eng: It's a waste of time and money.
eng: It's a waste of time and a waste of money.
eng: It's bedtime.
eng: It's time for bed.
eng: It's been a good day.
eng: It has been a good day.
eng: It's been a long night.
eng: It was a long night.
eng: It's been a long time coming; but tonight, because of what we did on this day, in this election, at this defining moment, change has come to America.
eng: It's been a long time coming; but tonight, because of what we did on this day, in this election, at this defining moment, change has come to the United States.
eng: It's been a long time since I've seen anyone do that.
eng: It's been a long time since I've seen anybody do that.
eng: It's been a long time since we last met.
eng: It's been a long time since we last saw each other.
eng: It's been a nice trip.
eng: It has been a nice trip.
eng: It's been nearly 3 hours.
eng: It's been nearly three hours.
eng: It's been nice talking to you, but I really must go now.
eng: It's been nice talking to you, but I really have to go now.
eng: It's been quite ages since we last met.
eng: It's been a long time since we last saw each other.
eng: It's been raining non-stop for three days.
eng: It has been raining nonstop for three days.
eng: It's better to err on the side of caution.
eng: Better to err on the side of caution.
eng: It's better to give than to receive.
eng: It is better to give than to receive.
eng: It's beyond me why he continues to be so upset.
eng: It is beyond me why he continues to be so upset.
eng: It's business.
eng: It's work.
eng: It's clear that something more is going on.
eng: It's clear something more is going on.
eng: It's clear that that's not going to happen.
eng: It's clear that's not going to happen.
eng: It's clear that Tom is not yet convinced.
eng: It's clear that Tom isn't yet convinced.
eng: It's clear that Tom is not yet convinced.
eng: It's clear Tom isn't yet convinced.
eng: It's clear that Tom isn't yet convinced.
eng: It's clear Tom isn't yet convinced.
eng: It's clear that you lied.
eng: It's clear you lied.
eng: It's clear Tom likes being here in Australia.
eng: It's clear that Tom likes being here in Australia.
eng: It's cloudy today.
eng: It is cloudy today.
eng: It's cloudy, unfortunately; there are no stars out.
eng: It's cloudy, unfortunately; there aren't any stars out.
eng: It's cold.
eng: It is cold.
eng: It's cold today!
eng: It is cold today.
eng: It's cold today.
eng: It is cold today.
eng: It's cold today.
eng: It's cold today!
eng: Its color is red.
eng: The color of it is red.
eng: It's come to be viewed as an alternate spelling.
eng: It has come to be viewed as an alternate spelling.
eng: It's correct now!
eng: It's correct now.
eng: It's cute, and more importantly, of good quality.
eng: She's cute, and more importantly, has class.
eng: It's dangerous!
eng: It's dangerous.
eng: It's delicious!
eng: It is delicious.
eng: It's delicious.
eng: It is delicious.
eng: It's delicious!
eng: It's delicious.
eng: It's difficult bringing up a child who is not your own.
eng: It's difficult bringing up a child who isn't your own.
eng: It's difficult for me to understand French when it's spoken quickly.
eng: It's hard for me to understand French when it's spoken quickly.
eng: It's difficult to do that.
eng: It's hard to do that.
eng: It's difficult to help people who can't admit they need help.
eng: It's difficult to help people who can't admit that they need help.
eng: It's difficult to prove that ghosts exist.
eng: It's difficult to prove ghosts exist.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they aren't willing to learn.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they're not willing to learn.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they're unwilling to learn.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they aren't willing to learn.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they're unwilling to learn.
eng: It's difficult to teach people what they're not willing to learn.
eng: It's done!
eng: It's done.
eng: It's done like this!
eng: It's done like this.
eng: It's driving me crazy.
eng: It is driving me crazy.
eng: It's easier and safer to meet someone on the Internet than in person.
eng: It has been easier and safer to meet someone on the Internet than in person.
eng: It seemed obvious to me that the plan needed a few revisions.
eng: It seemed obvious to me the plan needed a few revisions.
eng: It seemed that Tom was getting ready to leave.
eng: It seemed Tom was getting ready to leave.
eng: It seemed that Tom wasn't going to be able to do that.
eng: It seemed Tom wasn't going to be able to do that.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were depressed.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were depressed.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were disgusted.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were disgusted.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were exhausted.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were exhausted.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were frustrated.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were frustrated.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were furious.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were furious.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were impatient.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were impatient.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were nervous.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were nervous.
eng: It seemed Tom and Mary were sick.
eng: It seemed that Tom and Mary were sick.
eng: It seems doing that isn't too difficult.
eng: It seems that doing that isn't too difficult.
eng: It seems fairly obvious that Tom isn't happy here.
eng: It seems fairly obvious Tom isn't happy here.
eng: It seems hard.
eng: It seems difficult.
eng: It seems he will have to work harder.
eng: It appears he will have to work harder.
eng: It seems I'm the only one having any fun here.
eng: It seems like I'm the only one having any fun here.
eng: It seems I'm the only one here from Boston.
eng: It seems like I'm the only one here who's from Boston.
eng: It seems I'm the only one here who knows how to speak French.
eng: It seems like I'm the only one here who knows how to speak French.
eng: It seems it's still working.
eng: It seems that it's still working.
eng: It seems I will have to work harder.
eng: It appears I will have to work harder.
eng: It seems likely that Tom told the truth.
eng: It seems likely Tom told the truth.
eng: It seems likely that Tom was telling the truth.
eng: It seems likely Tom was telling the truth.
eng: It seems like you're glad that that's going to happen.
eng: It seems like you're glad that's going to happen.
eng: It seems no one but Tom and Mary do that.
eng: It seems nobody but Tom and Mary do that.
eng: It seems no one but Tom does that.
eng: It seems nobody but Tom does that.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom is sick.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom is sick.
eng: It seems obvious Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious that Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom is unable to swim.
eng: It seems obvious Tom isn't able to swim.
eng: It seems summer's finally here.
eng: It seems that summer is finally here.
eng: It seems that both Tom and Mary want to do that.
eng: It seems that Tom and Mary both want to do that.
eng: It seems that everyone's having fun.
eng: It seems that everybody's having fun.
eng: It seems that he's fine.
eng: It seems that he is fine.
eng: It seems that I have lost my keys.
eng: It seems that I've lost my keys.
eng: It seems that it is getting warmer and warmer every year.
eng: It seems that it's getting warmer and warmer every year.
eng: It seems that Tom already knows that.
eng: It seems Tom already knows that.
eng: It seems that Tom doesn't plan to do that.
eng: It seems that Tom doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: It seems that Tom is already aware of that fact.
eng: It seems Tom is already aware of that fact.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware of that fact.
eng: It seems Tom is aware of that fact.
eng: It seems that Tom is disappointed.
eng: It seems Tom is disappointed.
eng: It seems that Tom is happy with his new job.
eng: It seems Tom is happy with his new job.
eng: It seems that Tom knows about it.
eng: It seems Tom knows about it.
eng: It seems that Tom's father is a lawyer.
eng: It seems Tom's father is a lawyer.
eng: It seems that you are not having a good time here.
eng: It seems that you aren't having a good time here.
eng: It seems that you are not having a good time here.
eng: It seems that you're not having a good time here.
eng: It seems that you are very happy today.
eng: It seems that you're very happy today.
eng: It seems that you are very happy today.
eng: It seems you're very happy today.
eng: It seems that you're very happy today.
eng: It seems you're very happy today.
eng: It seems they will have to work harder.
eng: It appears they will have to work harder.
eng: It seems Tom and I are the only ones here from Australia.
eng: It seems that Tom and I are the only ones here from Australia.
eng: It seems Tom and I are the only ones here from Boston.
eng: It seems that Tom and I are the only ones here from Boston.
eng: It seems Tom and Mary are annoyed.
eng: It seems that Tom and Mary are annoyed.
eng: It seems Tom and Mary have been busy.
eng: It seems that Tom and Mary have been busy.
eng: It seems Tom and Mary ran off together.
eng: It seems that Tom and Mary ran off together.
eng: It seems Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: It seems that Tom doesn't know how to do that.
eng: It seems to me that something is wrong.
eng: It seems to me that something's wrong.
eng: It seems to me that this is not entirely wrong.
eng: It seems to me that this isn't entirely wrong.
eng: It seems to me that you are wrong.
eng: It seems to me that you're wrong.
eng: It seems to me Tom knows everything.
eng: It seems to me that Tom knows everything.
eng: It seems Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems that Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is aware that Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is aware Mary didn't do that.
eng: It seems Tom is doing that.
eng: It seems that Tom is doing that.
eng: It seems Tom is rich.
eng: It seems that Tom is rich.
eng: It seems Tom is very busy today.
eng: It seems that Tom is very busy today.
eng: It seems Tom is wrong.
eng: It seems that Tom is wrong.
eng: It seems Tom knows everything.
eng: It seems that Tom knows everything.
eng: It seems Tom knows the truth.
eng: It seems that Tom knows the truth.
eng: It seems Tom likes doing that.
eng: It seems that Tom likes doing that.
eng: It seems Tom sometimes does that.
eng: It seems that Tom sometimes does that.
eng: It seems Tom was offended by what Mary said.
eng: It seems that Tom was offended by what Mary said.
eng: It seems Tom will do that.
eng: It seems that Tom will do that.
eng: It seems we're in trouble.
eng: It seems that we're in trouble.
eng: It seems we will have to work harder.
eng: It appears we will have to work harder.
eng: It seems you are not taking me seriously.
eng: It seems you aren't taking me seriously.
eng: It seems you've learned a lot.
eng: It seems that you've learned a lot.
eng: It's eight-thirty.
eng: It's 8:30.
eng: It seldom snows here in winter.
eng: It seldom snows here in the winter.
eng: It's entirely up to you.
eng: It is entirely up to you.
eng: It's even worse than we imagined it.
eng: It's even worse than we imagined.
eng: It's everything I could have hoped for.
eng: It's everything I could've hoped for.
eng: It's everything I could have hoped for.
eng: It's everything that I could've hoped for.
eng: It's everything I could've hoped for.
eng: It's everything that I could've hoped for.
eng: It's everything we could've hoped for.
eng: It's everything we could have hoped for.
eng: It's evident that you told a lie.
eng: It's obvious that you told a lie.
eng: It's fifteen minutes' walk from here to the campus.
eng: It's a fifteen minute walk from here to the campus.
eng: It's fine today.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: It's finished.
eng: It is finished.
eng: It's five till four.
eng: It's five to four.
eng: It's food.
eng: It is food.
eng: It's forbidden to make the dogs pee.
eng: It is forbidden to make the dogs pee.
eng: It's free of charge.
eng: It is free of charge.
eng: It's freezing out here!
eng: It's freezing out here.
eng: It's funny.
eng: It's funny!
eng: It's funny that chickens never fall off their perches when they're asleep.
eng: It's strange that chickens never fall off their perches when they're asleep.
eng: It's funny that Tom didn't notice that.
eng: It's funny Tom didn't notice that.
eng: It's fun to speak in French.
eng: Speaking in French is fun.
eng: It's game time!
eng: It's game time.
eng: It's getting dark. Please turn on the light.
eng: It's getting dark. Please turn the light on.
eng: It's getting warmer and warmer.
eng: It is getting warmer and warmer.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be harder than you think.
eng: It's going to be more difficult than you think.
eng: It's going to be hard for me to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult for me to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard for Tom to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult for Tom to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard for Tom to win.
eng: It's going to be difficult for Tom to win.
eng: It's going to be hard.
eng: It's going to be difficult.
eng: It's going to be hard to beat Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to beat Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom not to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom not to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to go with us.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to go with us.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to help.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to help.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to help us clean the garage.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to help us clean the garage.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to help us.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to help us.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to sell his house.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to sell his house.
eng: It's going to be hard to convince Tom to sing.
eng: It's going to be difficult to convince Tom to sing.
eng: It's going to be hard to determine what caused the problem.
eng: It's going to be difficult to determine what caused the problem.
eng: It's going to be hard to do that that way.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do that that way.
eng: It's going to be hard to do that without a lot of help.
eng: It's going to be difficult to do that without a lot of help.
eng: It's going to be hard to figure out what caused the problem.
eng: It's going to be difficult to figure out what caused the problem.
eng: It's going to be hard to find a job now.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find a job now.
eng: It's going to be hard to find somebody to do that for you.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find somebody to do that for you.
eng: It's going to be hard to find somebody to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to find someone to do that for you.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find someone to do that for you.
eng: It's going to be hard to find someone to do that.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find someone to do that.
eng: It's going to be hard to find someone to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to find somebody to replace Tom.
eng: It's going to be hard to forget you.
eng: It's going to be difficult to forget you.
eng: It's going to be hard to get them to give us a discount.
eng: It's going to be difficult to get them to give us a discount.
eng: It's going to be hard to persuade Tom.
eng: It's going to be difficult to persuade Tom.
eng: It's going to be too cold to do that.
eng: It'll be too cold to do that.
eng: It's going to be too cold to swim.
eng: It'll be too cold to swim.
eng: It's going to be very difficult to do that.
eng: It's going to be very hard to do that.
eng: It's going to be very hard get there on time.
eng: It's going to be very difficult get there on time.
eng: It's going to be very hard.
eng: It's going to be very difficult.
eng: It's going to clear up soon.
eng: It will clear up soon.
eng: It's going to cost you a lot more to stay at that hotel during high season than during low season.
eng: That hotel will cost you much more during peak season than off-season.
eng: It's going to explode!
eng: It's going to explode.
eng: It's going to have to wait until tomorrow.
eng: It's going to have to wait till tomorrow.
eng: It's going to rain.
eng: It's about to rain.
eng: It's going to snow today.
eng: It is going to snow today.
eng: It's gonna be a challenge.
eng: It's going to be a challenge.
eng: It's good, but it isn't good enough.
eng: It's good, but it's not good enough.
eng: It's good that that didn't happen to us.
eng: It's good that didn't happen to us.
eng: It's good that you were able to go to Boston with Tom.
eng: It's good you were able to go to Boston with Tom.
eng: It's good to be back!
eng: It's good to be back.
eng: It's good to have you back!
eng: It's good to have you back.
eng: It's good to see you and Tom are friends again.
eng: It's good to see that you and Tom are friends again.
eng: It's good to see you.
eng: It is good to see you.
eng: It's good you don't have to study so hard.
eng: It's good that you don't have to study so hard.
eng: It's good you were able to go to Australia with Tom.
eng: It's good that you were able to go to Australia with Tom.
eng: It's grammatically correct, but native speakers wouldn't say that.
eng: Grammatically, it's correct, but native speakers wouldn't say something like that.
eng: It's half past eight.
eng: It's 8:30.
eng: It's half past eight.
eng: It's eight-thirty.
eng: It's happened.
eng: It has happened.
eng: It's hard for me to believe that that's going to happen.
eng: It's hard for me to believe that's going to happen.
eng: It's hard for me to do that.
eng: It's difficult for me to do that.
eng: It's hard for Tom.
eng: It's difficult for Tom.
eng: It's hard to admit that you're a failure.
eng: It's hard to admit you're a failure.
eng: It's hard to admit you're a loser.
eng: It's hard to admit that you're a loser.
eng: It's hard to believe that both Tom and Mary are still single.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom and Mary are both still single.
eng: It's hard to believe that something like that could happen here.
eng: It's hard to believe something like that could happen here.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom really wants to go to Boston.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom really wants to go to Boston.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen years old.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom is only thirteen.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom really wants to go to Australia.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom really wants to go to Australia.
eng: It's hard to believe Tom would walk away from all this.
eng: It's hard to believe that Tom would walk away from all this.
eng: It's hard to be modest when you are the best.
eng: It's hard to be modest when you're the best.
eng: It's hard to impress Tom.
eng: It's difficult to impress Tom.
eng: It's hard to live with the knowledge that you are a failure.
eng: It's hard to live with the knowledge that you're a failure.
eng: It's hard to make anything out in fog like this.
eng: It's hard to see anything in fog like this.
eng: It's hard to make anything out in this fog.
eng: It's hard to see anything in this fog.
eng: It's hard to quit smoking.
eng: It's difficult to quit smoking.
eng: It's hard to sing well.
eng: It's difficult to sing well.
eng: It's high time you were in bed.
eng: It is high time you were in bed.
eng: It's hot today.
eng: It is hot today!
eng: It's hot today.
eng: It is hot today.
eng: It's hot today.
eng: It's warm today.
eng: It should be easy to do that.
eng: It ought to be easy to do that.
eng: It should be forbidden to invade countries whose names one can't pronounce correctly.
eng: People shouldn't be allowed to invade countries whose names they can't pronounce correctly.
eng: It should be here any moment.
eng: It should be here any minute.
eng: It should be possible to do that.
eng: It ought to be possible to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be hard for you to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be difficult for you to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be hard to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be difficult to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be too difficult to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be too hard to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be too hard for you to do that.
eng: It shouldn't be too difficult for you to do that.
eng: It should've been a lot easier to do that.
eng: It should have been a lot easier to do that.
eng: It should've been easy to do that.
eng: It should have been easy to do that.
eng: It should've been mine.
eng: It should have been mine.
eng: It shuts at 5.30.
eng: It shuts at half five.
eng: It shuts at 5.30.
eng: It shuts at half past five.
eng: It's illegal!
eng: It's illegal.
eng: It's important that I hear this.
eng: It's important I hear this.
eng: It's important that Tom hears this.
eng: It's important Tom hears this.
eng: It's important we do this correctly.
eng: It's important that we do this correctly.
eng: It's impossible.
eng: It is impossible.
eng: It's impossible.
eng: It's not possible.
eng: It's impossible to do that now.
eng: It's now impossible to do that.
eng: It's improbable Tom will do that.
eng: It's improbable that Tom will do that.
eng: It's incredible.
eng: It's incredible!
eng: It's inhumane.
eng: It is inhumane.
eng: It's interesting to visit different countries.
eng: Visiting different countries is interesting.
eng: It's interesting to visit different places.
eng: Visiting different places is interesting.
eng: It's just a dream.
eng: It's only a dream.
eng: It's just a façade.
eng: It's just a facade.
eng: It's just a matter of time before Tom and Mary get into trouble again.
eng: It's only a matter of time before Tom and Mary get into trouble again.
eng: It's just a mild stroke.
eng: It's nothing but a mild stroke.
eng: It's just a short walk to the beach.
eng: The beach is just a short walk away.
eng: It's just a short walk to the beach.
eng: The beach is only a short walk away.
eng: It's just stopped snowing.
eng: It has just stopped snowing.
eng: It's just your imagination.
eng: It is just your imagination.
eng: It's late.
eng: It is late.
eng: It's like a dream come true.
eng: It's like a dream.
eng: It's likely Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: It's likely Tom knows that Mary's phone number.
eng: It's likely Tom will do that.
eng: It's likely that Tom will do that.
eng: It's marvellous.
eng: It is marvellous.
eng: It's marvellous.
eng: It is marvelous.
eng: It's me.
eng: It is I.
eng: It's me.
eng: It's me!
eng: It smells!
eng: It smells.
eng: It smells like somebody has been smoking in here.
eng: It smells like someone has been smoking in here.
eng: It smells so good!
eng: It smells so good.
eng: It's Monday.
eng: It is Monday.
eng: It's my body, and I decide who gets to do what with it.
eng: It's my body, and I get to say who gets to do what with it.
eng: It's my fault.
eng: It is my fault.
eng: It's my fault.
eng: It's my fault!
eng: It's my life.
eng: It's my life!
eng: It's neither good nor bad.
eng: It is neither good nor bad.
eng: It's never too late.
eng: It is never too late.
eng: It's new.
eng: It is new.
eng: It's nice today.
eng: The weather is beautiful today.
eng: It's nice to meet you too.
eng: Nice to meet you too.
eng: It's no laughing matter.
eng: It is no laughing matter.
eng: It's none of my business!
eng: It's none of my business.
eng: It's none of your business.
eng: It is none of your business.
eng: It's none of your business.
eng: It's none of your business!
eng: It's no secret that Tom doesn't like you.
eng: It's no secret Tom doesn't like you.
eng: It's no secret that Tom's opinion is different from yours.
eng: It's no secret Tom's opinion is different from yours.
eng: It's no secret Tom and Mary are having problems.
eng: It's no secret that Tom and Mary are having problems.
eng: It's not a bad deal.
eng: It isn't a bad deal.
eng: It's not a bad idea.
eng: It isn't a bad idea.
eng: It's not a bad idea to let Tom do that.
eng: It isn't a bad idea to let Tom do that.
eng: It's not a bad thing.
eng: It isn't a bad thing.
eng: It's not a beauty contest.
eng: It isn't a beauty contest.
eng: It's not a big dark secret.
eng: It isn't a big dark secret.
eng: It's not a big deal. Don't worry about it.
eng: It isn't a big deal. Don't worry about it.
eng: It's not a big deal.
eng: It isn't a big deal.
eng: It's not a big thing.
eng: It isn't a big thing.
eng: It's not a bomb.
eng: It isn't a bomb.
eng: It's not about cost reduction.
eng: It isn't about cost reduction.
eng: It's not about money.
eng: It isn't about money.
eng: It's not about the money, is it?
eng: It isn't about the money, is it?
eng: It's not about the money.
eng: It isn't about the money.
eng: It's not about us.
eng: It isn't about us.
eng: It's not a bribe.
eng: It isn't a bribe.
eng: It's not a bug, it's an undocumented feature.
eng: It isn't a bug, it's an undocumented feature.
eng: It's not accurate.
eng: It isn't accurate.
eng: It's not a class.
eng: It isn't a class.
eng: It's not a classroom.
eng: It isn't a classroom.
eng: It's not a coincidence.
eng: It isn't a coincidence.
eng: It's not a competition.
eng: It isn't a competition.
eng: It's not a conspiracy.
eng: It isn't a conspiracy.
eng: It's not a convenient time to speak about that, is it?
eng: It isn't a convenient time to speak about that, is it?
eng: It's not a crime.
eng: It isn't a crime.
eng: It's not a crow. It's a raven.
eng: It isn't a crow. It's a raven.
eng: It's not actually raining yet.
eng: It isn't actually raining yet.
eng: It's not a date.
eng: It isn't a date.
eng: It's not a debatable issue.
eng: It isn't a debatable issue.
eng: It's not a difficult concept.
eng: It isn't a difficult concept.
eng: It's not a difficult problem.
eng: It isn't a difficult problem.
eng: It's not a disease.
eng: It isn't a disease.
eng: It's not a dog.
eng: It isn't a dog.
eng: It's not a dream at all.
eng: It isn't a dream at all.
eng: It's not a failure.
eng: It isn't a failure.
eng: It's not a fake.
eng: It isn't a fake.
eng: It's not a fish.
eng: It isn't a fish.
eng: It's not against the law.
eng: It isn't against the law.
eng: It's not a game.
eng: It isn't a game.
eng: It's not a gift.
eng: It isn't a gift.
eng: It's not a gimmick.
eng: It isn't a gimmick.
eng: It's not a good car, but it's a car.
eng: It isn't a good car, but it's a car.
eng: It's not a good car, but it's still a car.
eng: It isn't a good car, but it's still a car.
eng: It's not a good idea.
eng: It isn't a good idea.
eng: It's not a good idea to ask a woman how old she is.
eng: Asking a woman how old she is is not a good idea.
eng: It's not a good idea to date your neighbor.
eng: It isn't a good idea to date your neighbor.
eng: It's not a good idea to do that.
eng: It isn't a good idea to do that.
eng: It's not a good idea to go out after dark by yourself.
eng: It isn't a good idea to go out after dark by yourself.
eng: It's not a good idea to let Tom do that.
eng: It isn't a good idea to let Tom do that.
eng: It's not a good idea to pick up hitchhikers.
eng: It isn't a good idea to pick up hitchhikers.
eng: It's not a good situation.
eng: It isn't a good situation.
eng: It's not a good time.
eng: It isn't a good time.
eng: It's not a good translation.
eng: It is not a good translation.
eng: It's not a happy occasion.
eng: It isn't a happy occasion.
eng: It's not a high priority.
eng: It isn't a high priority.
eng: It's not a holiday.
eng: It isn't a holiday.
eng: It's not a joke.
eng: It isn't a joke.
eng: It's not all bad.
eng: It isn't all bad.
eng: It's not allowed.
eng: It isn't allowed.
eng: It's not all that bad.
eng: It isn't all that bad.
eng: It's not all that complicated.
eng: It isn't all that complicated.
eng: It's not all that difficult to do that.
eng: It isn't all that difficult to do that.
eng: It's not all that expensive.
eng: It isn't all that expensive.
eng: It's not all that great.
eng: It isn't all that great.
eng: It's not all that hard to do that.
eng: It isn't all that hard to do that.
eng: It's not all that hard to do that.
eng: It's not all that difficult to do that.
eng: It's not all that uncommon for people to live past the age of ninety.
eng: It isn't all that uncommon for people to live past the age of ninety.
eng: It's not all that uncommon.
eng: It isn't all that uncommon.
eng: It's not all your fault.
eng: It isn't all your fault.
eng: It's not a loan.
eng: It isn't a loan.
eng: It's not a luxury.
eng: It isn't a luxury.
eng: It's not always about the money, is it, Tom?
eng: It isn't always about the money, is it, Tom?
eng: It's not always about you.
eng: It isn't always about you.
eng: It's not always black and white.
eng: It isn't always black and white.
eng: It's not always cold here.
eng: It isn't always cold here.
eng: It's not always cold in Boston.
eng: It isn't always cold in Boston.
eng: It's not always easy.
eng: It isn't always easy.
eng: It's not always easy to stay healthy.
eng: It isn't always easy to stay healthy.
eng: It's not always easy to win.
eng: It isn't always easy to win.
eng: It's not always like that.
eng: It isn't always like that.
eng: It's not always like this.
eng: It isn't always like this.
eng: It's not always my fault.
eng: It isn't always my fault.
eng: It's not always possible.
eng: It isn't always possible.
eng: It's not always so easy to do the right thing.
eng: It isn't always so easy to do the right thing.
eng: It's not always so easy to tell right from wrong.
eng: It isn't always so easy to tell right from wrong.
eng: It's not always so easy to tell the difference.
eng: It isn't always so easy to tell the difference.
eng: It's not a major problem.
eng: It isn't a major problem.
eng: It's not a matter of price.
eng: It isn't a matter of price.
eng: It's not a mistake.
eng: It isn't a mistake.
eng: It's not a money issue.
eng: It isn't a money issue.
eng: It's not an easy call.
eng: It isn't an easy call.
eng: It's not an easy job.
eng: It isn't an easy job.
eng: It's not an easy question.
eng: It isn't an easy question.
eng: It's not an easy sport.
eng: It isn't an easy sport.
eng: It's not an easy task.
eng: It isn't an easy task.
eng: It's not an either-or situation.
eng: It isn't an either-or situation.
eng: It's not an emergency.
eng: It isn't an emergency.
eng: It's not an error.
eng: It isn't an error.
eng: It's not an evil idea, but it is a bad one.
eng: It isn't an evil idea, but it is a bad one.
eng: It's not a new idea.
eng: It isn't a new idea.
eng: It's not a new problem.
eng: It isn't a new problem.
eng: It's not an exact science.
eng: It isn't an exact science.
eng: It's not an impossible request.
eng: It isn't an impossible request.
eng: It's not an issue.
eng: It isn't an issue.
eng: It's not an uncommon injury.
eng: It isn't an uncommon injury.
eng: It's not an unfair proposal.
eng: It isn't an unfair proposal.
eng: It's not an unintended consequence.
eng: It isn't an unintended consequence.
eng: It's not anybody's fault.
eng: It isn't anybody's fault.
eng: It's not anybody's fault.
eng: It isn't anyone's fault.
eng: It's not anybody's fault.
eng: It's not anyone's fault.
eng: It's not anyone's fault.
eng: It isn't anyone's fault.
eng: It's not anyone's fault.
eng: It isn't not anybody's fault.
eng: It's not anything serious.
eng: It isn't anything serious.
eng: It's not a perfect system.
eng: It isn't a perfect system.
eng: It's not a permanent solution.
eng: It isn't a permanent solution.
eng: It's not a pipe dream.
eng: It isn't a pipe dream.
eng: It's not a prank.
eng: It isn't a prank.
eng: It's not a pretty picture.
eng: It isn't a pretty picture.
eng: It's not a problem anymore.
eng: It isn't a problem anymore.
eng: It's not a problem at all.
eng: It isn't a problem at all.
eng: It's not a problem, is it?
eng: It isn't a problem, is it?
eng: It's not a problem.
eng: It isn't a problem.
eng: It's not a problem, Tom.
eng: It isn't a problem, Tom.
eng: It's not a problem to postpone the meeting.
eng: It isn't a problem to postpone the meeting.
eng: It's not a pyramid scheme.
eng: It isn't a pyramid scheme.
eng: It's not a question of if I should stay but how long.
eng: It isn't a question of if I should stay but how long.
eng: It's not a question of what I want. It's a question of what's best for everyone.
eng: It isn't a question of what I want. It's a question of what's best for everyone.
eng: It's not a real choice.
eng: It isn't a real choice.
eng: It's not a rhetorical question.
eng: It isn't a rhetorical question.
eng: It's not a road, but a path.
eng: It isn't a road, but a path.
eng: It's not as bad as all that.
eng: It isn't as bad as all that.
eng: It's not as bad as all that!
eng: It's not as bad as all that.
eng: It's not as bad as it looks.
eng: It isn't as bad as it looks.
eng: It's not as bad as it seems.
eng: It isn't as bad as it seems.
eng: It's not as bad as you think.
eng: It isn't as bad as you think.
eng: It's not as big a problem as you think it is.
eng: It isn't as big a problem as you think it is.
eng: It's not as big a problem as you think.
eng: It isn't as big a problem as you think.
eng: It's not as big a problem as you think.
eng: It isn't as big a problem as you think it is.
eng: It's not as big a problem as you think.
eng: It's not as big a problem as you think it is.
eng: It's not as cold here as I expected.
eng: It isn't as cold here as I expected.
eng: It's not as cold here as I expected.
eng: It's not as cold here as I expected it to be.