DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I don't think you should get married.
eng: I don't think that you should get married.
eng: I don't think you should go.
eng: I don't think that you should go.
eng: I don't think you should go there by car.
eng: I don't think that you should go there by car.
eng: I don't think you should go there by yourself.
eng: I don't think that you should go there by yourself.
eng: I don't think you should go there.
eng: I don't think that you should go there.
eng: I don't think you should go there with Tom.
eng: I don't think that you should go there with Tom.
eng: I don't think you should go to Australia.
eng: I don't think that you should go to Australia.
eng: I don't think you should go to Boston.
eng: I don't think that you should go to Boston.
eng: I don't think you should have done that.
eng: I don't think that you should have done that.
eng: I don't think you should have done that.
eng: I don't think you should've done that.
eng: I don't think you should have done that.
eng: I think you shouldn't have done that.
eng: I don't think you should leave.
eng: I don't think that you should leave.
eng: I don't think you should leave until tomorrow.
eng: I don't think that you should leave until tomorrow.
eng: I don't think you should marry Tom.
eng: I don't think that you should marry Tom.
eng: I don't think you should quit your job.
eng: I don't think that you should quit your job.
eng: I don't think you should say any more.
eng: I don't think that you should say any more.
eng: I don't think you should see Tom anymore.
eng: I don't think that you should see Tom anymore.
eng: I don't think you should show Tom how to do that.
eng: I don't think that you should show Tom how to do that.
eng: I don't think you should spend any more time trying to do that.
eng: I don't think that you should spend any more time trying to do that.
eng: I don't think you should take Tom to Australia with you.
eng: I don't think that you should take Tom to Australia with you.
eng: I don't think you should take Tom to Boston with you.
eng: I don't think that you should take Tom to Boston with you.
eng: I don't think you should tell Tom how to do that.
eng: I don't think that you should tell Tom how to do that.
eng: I don't think you should tell Tom that.
eng: I don't think that you should tell Tom that.
eng: I don't think you should tell Tom the truth.
eng: I don't think that you should tell Tom the truth.
eng: I don't think you should tell Tom what to do.
eng: I don't think that you should tell Tom what to do.
eng: I don't think you should trust Tom too much.
eng: I don't think that you should trust Tom too much.
eng: I don't think you should try doing that by yourself.
eng: I don't think you should try to do that by yourself.
eng: I don't think you should try to do that by yourself.
eng: I don't think that you should try to do that by yourself.
eng: I don't think you should've done that.
eng: I don't think that you should've done that.
eng: I don't think you should've left early.
eng: I don't think you should have left early.
eng: I don't think you should worry so much.
eng: I don't think that you should worry so much.
eng: I don't think you tried hard enough.
eng: I don't think that you tried hard enough.
eng: I don't think you two should get married.
eng: I don't think that you two should get married.
eng: I don't think you understand how important this is.
eng: I don't think that you understand how important this is.
eng: I don't think you understand how important this is to me.
eng: I don't think that you understand how important this is to me.
eng: I don't think you understand how much this means to me.
eng: I don't think that you understand how much this means to me.
eng: I don't think you understand.
eng: I don't think that you understand.
eng: I don't think you understand me.
eng: I don't think that you understand me.
eng: I don't think you understand the problem.
eng: I don't think that you understand the problem.
eng: I don't think you understand the situation.
eng: I don't think that you understand the situation.
eng: I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say.
eng: I don't think that you understand what I'm trying to say.
eng: I don't think you understand what's going on.
eng: I don't think that you understand what's going on.
eng: I don't think you understand what's happening.
eng: I don't think that you understand what's happening.
eng: I don't think you understand what this means to me.
eng: I don't think that you understand what this means to me.
eng: I don't think you've broken any bones.
eng: I don't think that you've broken any bones.
eng: I don't think you've done that as many times as I have.
eng: I don't think that you've done that as many times as I have.
eng: I don't think you've done that right.
eng: I don't think that you've done that right.
eng: I don't think you've ever done that.
eng: I don't think that you've ever done that.
eng: I don't think you've ever met Tom.
eng: I don't think that you've ever met Tom.
eng: I don't think you've got much choice.
eng: I don't think that you've got much choice.
eng: I don't think you've tried hard enough.
eng: I don't think that you've tried hard enough.
eng: I don't think you've understood what I said.
eng: I don't think that you've understood what I said.
eng: I don't think you want to hear about my problems.
eng: I don't think that you want to hear about my problems.
eng: I don't think you want to know the answer.
eng: I don't think that you want to know the answer.
eng: I don't think you would do that.
eng: I don't think that you would do that.
eng: I don't tolerate that kind of behavior.
eng: I don't tolerate such conduct.
eng: I don't tolerate that kind of behavior.
eng: I don't tolerate that kind of behaviour.
eng: I don't trust anyone else to do that for me.
eng: I don't trust anybody else to do that for me.
eng: I don't trust my government.
eng: I do not trust my government.
eng: I don't trust what anyone says.
eng: I don't trust what anybody says.
eng: I don't understand British humour.
eng: I don't understand British humor.
eng: I don't understand him sometimes.
eng: Sometimes, I don't understand him.
eng: I don't understand how I could've made this mistake.
eng: I don't understand how I could have made this mistake.
eng: I don't understand what could have happened.
eng: I don't understand what could've happened.
eng: I don't understand what they're saying, but I know they're speaking French.
eng: I don't understand what they're saying, but I know that they're speaking French.
eng: I don't understand what you are saying.
eng: I don't understand what you're saying.
eng: I don't understand what you're trying to say.
eng: I don't understand what you are trying to say.
eng: I don't understand why that is important.
eng: I don't understand why that's important.
eng: I don't use that website because I'm concerned about the way it treats its users' information.
eng: I don't use that site because I'm concerned about the way it treats its users' information.
eng: I don't use that website for privacy reasons.
eng: I don't use that site for privacy reasons.
eng: I don't wanna hear another word about it.
eng: I don't want to hear another word about it.
eng: I don't want anybody else.
eng: I do not want anybody else.
eng: I don't want anybody to know I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anyone to know I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anybody to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know that I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anybody to know I'm rich.
eng: I don't want any more.
eng: I don't want any more!
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know that did that.
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know did that.
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know that I can't do that.
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know I can't do that.
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know that I wasn't able to do that.
eng: I don't want any of my friends to know I wasn't able to do that.
eng: I don't want anyone to feel sorry for me.
eng: I don't want anybody to feel sorry for me.
eng: I don't want anyone to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know that I'm here.
eng: I don't want anybody to know I'm here.
eng: I don't want anyone to know that I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anybody to know that I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anyone to know that I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anyone to know I'm rich.
eng: I don't want anyone to think that.
eng: I don't want anybody to think that.
eng: I don't want anything from you.
eng: I want nothing from you.
eng: I don't want kids.
eng: I don't want children.
eng: I don't want my parents to know I got drunk.
eng: I don't want my parents to know that I got drunk.
eng: I don't want my parents to know I got drunk last night.
eng: I don't want my parents to know that I got drunk last night.
eng: I don't want my parents to know that I was drunk last night.
eng: I don't want my parents to know I was drunk last night.
eng: I don't want that and I know you don't want that either.
eng: I don't want that and I know that you don't want that either.
eng: I don't want this. Please give it to somebody else.
eng: I don't want this. Please give it to someone else.
eng: I don't want to admit I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I don't want to admit that I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I don't want to ask anyone for directions.
eng: I don't want to ask anybody for directions.
eng: I don't want to be a burden to you.
eng: I don't want to be a burden on you.
eng: I don't want to be a doctor.
eng: I don't want to be a doctor!
eng: I don't want to be cremated.
eng: Tom hasn't been cremated yet.
eng: I don't want to be treated like a child.
eng: I don't want to be treated like a kid.
eng: I don't want to be your friend.
eng: I don't wanna be your friend.
eng: I don't want to die here.
eng: I don't want to die here!
eng: I don't want to die!
eng: I don't want to die.
eng: I don't want to do that if it isn't legal.
eng: I don't want to do that if it's not legal.
eng: I don't want to do that if it's illegal.
eng: I don't want to do that if it isn't legal.
eng: I don't want to do that if it's illegal.
eng: I don't want to do that if it's not legal.
eng: I don't want to ever do that again.
eng: I don't ever want to do that again.
eng: I don't want to get up!
eng: I don't want to get up.
eng: I don't want to go and I know you don't want to go either.
eng: I don't want to go and I know that you don't want to go either.
eng: I don't want to go to class!
eng: I don't want to go to class.
eng: I don't want to go to school.
eng: I don't want to go to school!
eng: I don't want to go to the pool.
eng: I don't want to go to the pool!
eng: I don't want to go to work.
eng: I don't want to go to work!
eng: I don't want to hear another peep out of you.
eng: I don't want to hear another peep out of you!
eng: I don't want to hear another word about it!
eng: I don't want to hear another word about it.
eng: I don't want to hear a word from you.
eng: I don't wanna hear a word from you.
eng: I don't want to hurt you.
eng: I do not want to hurt you.
eng: I don't want to make promises I can't keep.
eng: I don't want to make promises that I can't keep.
eng: I don't want Tom to know I'm rich.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that I'm rich.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that I can't do that.
eng: I don't want Tom to know I can't do that.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that I don't like him.
eng: I don't want Tom to know I don't like him.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that I got married.
eng: I don't want Tom to know I got married.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that I spent the night in jail.
eng: I don't want Tom to know I spent the night in jail.
eng: I don't want Tom to know that Mary and I went on a date.
eng: I don't want Tom to know Mary and I went on a date.
eng: I don't want to play with you any more.
eng: I don't want to play with you anymore.
eng: I don't want to play with you!
eng: I don't want to play with you.
eng: I don't want to say anything that might make Tom angry.
eng: I don't want to say anything that might make Tom mad.
eng: I don't want to see anybody today.
eng: I don't want to see anyone today.
eng: I don't want to share a room with anyone.
eng: I don't want to share a room with anybody.
eng: I don't want to stay here.
eng: I do not want to stay here.
eng: I don't want to talk about it anymore.
eng: I do not want to talk about it anymore.
eng: I don't want to talk about that, OK?
eng: I don't want to talk about it, okay?
eng: I don't want to talk to anyone.
eng: I don't wanna talk to anyone.
eng: I don't want to talk to anyone.
eng: I don't want to talk to anybody.
eng: I don't want to tell anyone anything.
eng: I don't want to tell anybody anything.
eng: I don't want to tell Tom I've been to Australia.
eng: I don't want to tell Tom that I've been to Australia.
eng: I don't want to tell Tom I was in Australia.
eng: I don't want to tell Tom that I was in Australia.
eng: I don't want to think about what could've happened.
eng: I don't want to think about what could have happened.
eng: I don't want to wake the children up.
eng: I don't want to wake up the children.
eng: I don't want to wake the children up.
eng: I don't want to wake up the kids.
eng: I don't want to wake up the children.
eng: I don't want to wake the kids up.
eng: I don't want to wake up the kids.
eng: I don't want to wake the kids up.
eng: I don't want to wake up the kids.
eng: I don't want to wake up the children.
eng: I don't want to watch TV.
eng: I don't want to watch television.
eng: I don't want you to make the same mistake that I did.
eng: I don't want you to make the same mistake I did.
eng: I don't want you to tell anyone.
eng: I don't want you to tell anybody.
eng: I don't want you to worry.
eng: I do not want you to worry!
eng: I don't watch much TV.
eng: I don't watch a lot of TV.
eng: I don't watch TV.
eng: I don't watch television.
eng: I don't weigh as much as Tom does.
eng: I don't weigh as much as Tom.
eng: I don't work any more than you.
eng: I don't work any more than you do.
eng: I don't work as hard as Tom.
eng: I don't work as hard as Tom does.
eng: I don't work as much as Tom does.
eng: I don't work as much as Tom.
eng: I don't work on Sunday.
eng: I do not work on Sunday.
eng: I don't write letters often.
eng: I don't often write letters.
eng: I don't yet have a bus ticket.
eng: I don't have a bus ticket yet.
eng: I don't yet know everybody's name.
eng: I don't yet know everyone's name.
eng: I don't yet know if Tom will go camping with us or not.
eng: I don't yet know whether Tom will go camping with us or not.
eng: I don't yet know if Tom will go with me tomorrow or not.
eng: I don't yet know whether Tom will go with me tomorrow or not.
eng: I don't yet know what to do.
eng: I don't know what to do yet.
eng: I don't yet know whether Tom will be going to Boston on Monday or not.
eng: I don't yet know if Tom will be going to Boston on Monday or not.
eng: I don't yet know whether we'll be going to Boston on Monday or not.
eng: I don't yet know if we'll be going to Boston on Monday or not.
eng: I do sports almost every day.
eng: I play sports almost every day.
eng: I do that after school sometimes.
eng: Sometimes I do that after school.
eng: I do that every chance I get.
eng: I do that every chance that I get.
eng: I do that occasionally.
eng: Occasionally, I do that.
eng: I do that sometimes.
eng: I sometimes do that.
eng: I do that sometimes.
eng: Sometimes I do that.
eng: I do that whenever I get the chance.
eng: I do that whenever I get the chance to.
eng: I do that whenever I have a chance.
eng: I do that whenever I have a chance to.
eng: I do think that there still is a chance that that'll happen.
eng: I do think that there still is a chance that'll happen.
eng: I do this too.
eng: I do this too!
eng: I doubt a native speaker would say it like that.
eng: I doubt that a native speaker would say it like that.
eng: I doubt a native speaker would say it that way.
eng: I doubt that a native speaker would say it that way.
eng: I doubt anyone said that.
eng: I doubt that anyone said that.
eng: I doubt can do that, but I'll try.
eng: I doubt that can do that, but I'll try.
eng: I doubted that Tom needed to do that by himself.
eng: I doubted Tom needed to do that by himself.
eng: I doubted that Tom would do that.
eng: I doubted Tom would do that.
eng: I doubt I can get Tom to do it.
eng: I doubt that I can get Tom to do it.
eng: I doubt I can get Tom to do that.
eng: I doubt that I can get Tom to do that.
eng: I doubt I can get Tom to swim.
eng: I doubt that I can get Tom to swim.
eng: I doubt I can go with you tomorrow.
eng: I doubt that I can go with you tomorrow.
eng: I doubt if anyone has told Tom what to do.
eng: I doubt if anybody has told Tom what to do.
eng: I doubt if anyone has told Tom yet.
eng: I doubt if anybody has told Tom yet.
eng: I doubt if he will come.
eng: I am doubtful whether he will come.
eng: I doubt if something like that would make Tom angry.
eng: I doubt if something like that would make Tom mad.
eng: I doubt if this shop will ever pay its way.
eng: I kinda have my doubts whether this shop will ever pay its way.
eng: I doubt if Tom will be angry.
eng: I doubt if Tom will be mad.
eng: I doubt if Tom would've done that.
eng: I doubt if Tom would have done that.
eng: I doubt I’ll be successful this time.
eng: I doubt that I'll be successful this time.
eng: I doubt I'll ever be able to do that as well as you.
eng: I doubt that I'll ever be able to do that as well as you.
eng: I doubt I'll ever be able to do that.
eng: I doubt that I'll ever be able to do that.
eng: I doubt it can get any worse.
eng: I doubt that it can get any worse.
eng: I doubt many people actually like Tom.
eng: I doubt that many people actually like Tom.
eng: I doubt many people know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that many people know how to do that.
eng: I doubt many people will be there.
eng: I doubt that many people will be there.
eng: I doubt seriously I'll ever study French again after I graduate.
eng: I doubt seriously that I'll ever study French again after I graduate.
eng: I doubt seriously it was Tom who did this.
eng: I doubt seriously that it was Tom who did this.
eng: I doubt seriously that it was Tom who broke the window.
eng: I doubt seriously it was Tom who broke the window.
eng: I doubt something like that would make Tom angry.
eng: I doubt that something like that would make Tom angry.
eng: I doubt something like that would make Tom mad.
eng: I doubt that something like that would make Tom mad.
eng: I doubt something like that would upset Tom.
eng: I doubt that something like that would upset Tom.
eng: I doubt that I can do everything by myself.
eng: I doubt I can do everything by myself.
eng: I doubt that I can prove that Tom didn't do that.
eng: I doubt I can prove that Tom didn't do that.
eng: I doubt that I can prove that Tom did that.
eng: I doubt I can prove that Tom did that.
eng: I doubt that I could do that.
eng: I doubt I could do that.
eng: I doubt that I could help you with that.
eng: I doubt I could help you with that.
eng: I doubt that I'd be fired even if I did that.
eng: I doubt I'd be fired even if I did that.
eng: I doubt that I'd be fired if I did that.
eng: I doubt I'd be fired if I did that.
eng: I doubt that I'll be able to do that.
eng: I doubt I'll be able to do that.
eng: I doubt that I'll finish this by the end of the week.
eng: I doubt I'll finish this by the end of the week.
eng: I doubt that I'll finish this today.
eng: I doubt I'll finish this today.
eng: I doubt that I'll get a chance to do that.
eng: I doubt I'll get a chance to do that.
eng: I doubt that it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: I doubt it'll snow tomorrow.
eng: I doubt that it's possible.
eng: I doubt it's possible.
eng: I doubt that it's Tom's fault.
eng: I doubt it's Tom's fault.
eng: I doubt that'll happen again.
eng: I doubt that that'll happen again.
eng: I doubt that'll work.
eng: I doubt that that'll work.
eng: I doubt that our new boss will be any worse than the old one.
eng: I doubt our new boss will be any worse than the old one.
eng: I doubt that's just a coincidence.
eng: I doubt that that's just a coincidence.
eng: I doubt that's what really happened.
eng: I doubt that that's what really happened.
eng: I doubt that the police are going to bust Tom.
eng: I doubt the police are going to bust Tom.
eng: I doubt that the police are going to catch Tom.
eng: I doubt the police are going to catch Tom.
eng: I doubt that the police are going to find Tom.
eng: I doubt the police are going to find Tom.
eng: I doubt that Tom and Mary are still married.
eng: I doubt Tom and Mary are still married.
eng: I doubt that Tom can actually do that.
eng: I doubt Tom can actually do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom can deal with that.
eng: I doubt Tom can deal with that.
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that.
eng: I doubt Tom can do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt that Tom can do that without some help.
eng: I doubt Tom can do that without some help.
eng: I doubt that Tom can help you.
eng: I doubt Tom can help you.
eng: I doubt that Tom can play the violin as well as Mary can.
eng: I doubt Tom can play the violin as well as Mary can.
eng: I doubt that Tom can swim.
eng: I doubt Tom can swim.
eng: I doubt that Tom can take care of himself.
eng: I doubt Tom can take care of himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom can wait much longer.
eng: I doubt Tom can wait much longer.
eng: I doubt that Tom can win.
eng: I doubt Tom can win.
eng: I doubt that Tom could do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom could do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom could do that even if he tried.
eng: I doubt Tom could do that even if he tried.
eng: I doubt that Tom could do that.
eng: I doubt Tom could do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom could get home by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom could get home by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt that Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt that Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I doubt Tom did that on purpose.
eng: I doubt that Tom ever said that.
eng: I doubt Tom ever said that.
eng: I doubt that Tom had any enemies.
eng: I doubt Tom had any enemies.
eng: I doubt that Tom had to sell his car in order to raise money for medical expenses.
eng: I doubt Tom had to sell his car in order to raise money for medical expenses.
eng: I doubt that Tom has actually done that.
eng: I doubt Tom has actually done that.
eng: I doubt that Tom has any enemies.
eng: I doubt Tom has any enemies.
eng: I doubt that Tom has finished his homework.
eng: I doubt Tom has finished his homework.
eng: I doubt that Tom has the confidence to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom has the confidence to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom has the courage to cross the picket line.
eng: I doubt Tom has the courage to cross the picket line.
eng: I doubt that Tom has the courage to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom has the courage to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
eng: I doubt Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
eng: I doubt that Tom has to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom has to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom has to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom has to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt that Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt that Tom is any better at cooking than Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom is any better at cooking than Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom is any smarter than Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom is any smarter than Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom is busy.
eng: I doubt Tom is busy.
eng: I doubt that Tom is doing that now.
eng: I doubt Tom is doing that now.
eng: I doubt that Tom is guilty.
eng: I doubt Tom is guilty.
eng: I doubt that Tom is happy.
eng: I doubt Tom is happy.
eng: I doubt that Tom is happy with his new job.
eng: I doubt Tom is happy with his new job.
eng: I doubt that Tom is hungry.
eng: I doubt Tom is hungry.
eng: I doubt that Tom is innocent.
eng: I doubt Tom is innocent.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still afraid.
eng: I doubt Tom is still afraid.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still alive.
eng: I doubt Tom is still alive.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still alone.
eng: I doubt Tom is still alone.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still asleep.
eng: I doubt Tom is still asleep.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still awake.
eng: I doubt Tom is still awake.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still busy.
eng: I doubt Tom is still busy.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still cold.
eng: I doubt Tom is still cold.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still desperate to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom is still desperate to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom is still doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still downstairs.
eng: I doubt Tom is still downstairs.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still here.
eng: I doubt Tom is still here.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still home.
eng: I doubt Tom is still home.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still homeless.
eng: I doubt Tom is still homeless.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still homesick.
eng: I doubt Tom is still homesick.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still hungry.
eng: I doubt Tom is still hungry.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I doubt Tom is still in Boston.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still interested in doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom is still interested in doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still mad.
eng: I doubt Tom is still mad.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still married.
eng: I doubt Tom is still married.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still nervous.
eng: I doubt Tom is still nervous.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still poor.
eng: I doubt Tom is still poor.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still scared.
eng: I doubt Tom is still scared.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still sleepy.
eng: I doubt Tom is still sleepy.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still tired.
eng: I doubt Tom is still tired.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still unbeatable.
eng: I doubt Tom is still unbeatable.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still unemployed.
eng: I doubt Tom is still unemployed.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still up.
eng: I doubt Tom is still up.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still worried.
eng: I doubt Tom is still worried.
eng: I doubt that Tom is the only one that knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I doubt that Tom is the only one who knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I doubt that Tom is very hungry.
eng: I doubt Tom is very hungry.
eng: I doubt that Tom knew that Mary was already married.
eng: I doubt Tom knew that Mary was already married.
eng: I doubt that Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I doubt Tom knows Mary's phone number.
eng: I doubt that Tom meant any harm by it.
eng: I doubt Tom meant any harm by it.
eng: I doubt that Tom meant any harm.
eng: I doubt Tom meant any harm.
eng: I doubt that Tom needs to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom needs to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom needs to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom needs to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom needs to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom needs to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom planned to spend so much time on that project.
eng: I doubt Tom planned to spend so much time on that project.
eng: I doubt that Tom really did that all by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really did that all by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really did that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really did that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really did that.
eng: I doubt Tom really did that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really enjoyed doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really enjoyed doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really enjoyed doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom really enjoyed doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really enjoys doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom really enjoys doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really had to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom really had to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom really had to do that yesterday.
eng: I doubt Tom really had to do that yesterday.
eng: I doubt that Tom really had to do that yesterday morning.
eng: I doubt Tom really had to do that yesterday morning.
eng: I doubt that Tom really has time to do that today.
eng: I doubt Tom really has time to do that today.
eng: I doubt that Tom really has to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom really has to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom really has to do that right now.
eng: I doubt Tom really has to do that right now.
eng: I doubt that Tom really intended to do that or not.
eng: I doubt Tom really intended to do that or not.
eng: I doubt that Tom really knows how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really knows how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really knows how to do that very well.
eng: I doubt Tom really knows how to do that very well.
eng: I doubt that Tom really likes doing that very much.
eng: I doubt Tom really likes doing that very much.
eng: I doubt that Tom really meant to do that this morning.
eng: I doubt Tom really meant to do that this morning.
eng: I doubt that Tom really meant what he said.
eng: I doubt Tom really meant what he said.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that alone.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that alone.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that yesterday.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that yesterday.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needed to do that yesterday morning.
eng: I doubt Tom really needed to do that yesterday morning.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needs to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom really needs to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needs to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really needs to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needs to do that today.
eng: I doubt Tom really needs to do that today.
eng: I doubt that Tom really planned on doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom really planned on doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really planned to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really planned to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really plans to do that this week.
eng: I doubt Tom really plans to do that this week.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wanted to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really wanted to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wants to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom really wants to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wants to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom really wants to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wants to do that here.
eng: I doubt Tom really wants to do that here.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wants to do that today.
eng: I doubt Tom really wants to do that today.
eng: I doubt that Tom's story is true.
eng: I doubt Tom's story is true.
eng: I doubt that Tom understands French.
eng: I doubt Tom understands French.
eng: I doubt that Tom understands what I tried to tell him.
eng: I doubt Tom understands what I tried to tell him.
eng: I doubt that Tom understands what we're talking about.
eng: I doubt Tom understands what we're talking about.
eng: I doubt that Tom wanted to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom wanted to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom wants to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom wants to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom wants to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom wants to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom was ever in any real danger.
eng: I doubt Tom was ever in any real danger.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will agree to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will agree to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able figure out how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able figure out how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able to deal with that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able to deal with that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able to help us do that next week.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able to help us do that next week.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be arrested for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be arrested for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be as careless the next time he does that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be as careless the next time he does that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be doing that anytime soon.
eng: I doubt Tom will be doing that anytime soon.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be early.
eng: I doubt Tom will be early.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be fined for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be fined for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be fired for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be fired for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be gone by the time we get there.
eng: I doubt Tom will be gone by the time we get there.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be home.
eng: I doubt Tom will be home.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be home on Monday.
eng: I doubt Tom will be home on Monday.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be home on October 20th.
eng: I doubt Tom will be home on October 20th.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be home this evening.
eng: I doubt Tom will be home this evening.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be punished for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be punished for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be punished for what he did.
eng: I doubt Tom will be punished for what he did.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be ready to do that until next year.
eng: I doubt Tom will be ready to do that until next year.
eng: I doubt that Tom will cry.
eng: I doubt Tom will cry.
eng: I doubt that Tom will do that for Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom will do that for Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom will do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt Tom will do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt that Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: I doubt Tom will do that tomorrow.
eng: I doubt that Tom will enjoy doing that as much as he thinks he will.
eng: I doubt Tom will enjoy doing that as much as he thinks he will.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever come back home.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever come back home.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever forget that.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever forget that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever leave Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever leave Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom will forget that.
eng: I doubt Tom will forget that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will get here on time.
eng: I doubt Tom will get here on time.
eng: I doubt that Tom will have any problem doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will have any problem doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will keep his promise.
eng: I doubt Tom will keep his promise.
eng: I doubt that Tom will like that.
eng: I doubt Tom will like that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will tell Mary what really happened.
eng: I doubt Tom will tell Mary what really happened.
eng: I doubt that Tom will want to do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt Tom will want to do that on October 20th.
eng: I doubt that Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
eng: I doubt Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
eng: I doubt that Tom will win.
eng: I doubt Tom will win.
eng: I doubt that Tom would allow you to do that by yourself.
eng: I doubt Tom would allow you to do that by yourself.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be able figure out how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would be able figure out how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom would be able to convince Mary to stop doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be able to do that even if he tried.
eng: I doubt Tom would be able to do that even if he tried.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be able to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt Tom would be able to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom would be able to talk Mary into doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be afraid to do that if you did it with him.
eng: I doubt Tom would be afraid to do that if you did it with him.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be foolish enough to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would be foolish enough to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would behave in the way you suggested he did.
eng: I doubt Tom would behave in the way you suggested he did.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be stupid enough to do that alone.
eng: I doubt Tom would be stupid enough to do that alone.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be stupid enough to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom would be stupid enough to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be stupid enough to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would be stupid enough to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would do something like that.
eng: I doubt Tom would do something like that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider asking Mary to marry him.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider asking Mary to marry him.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider driving such a small car.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider driving such a small car.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider going to Australia.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider going to Australia.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider going to Iraq.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider going to Iraq.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider leaving his wife.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider leaving his wife.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever consider selling his antique car.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever consider selling his antique car.
eng: I doubt that Tom would ever go out with Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom would ever go out with Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom would help, but you should still ask him.
eng: I doubt Tom would help, but you should still ask him.
eng: I doubt that Tom would like to be the last one to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would like to be the last one to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would mind showing you how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom would mind showing you how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom would remember me.
eng: I doubt Tom would remember me.
eng: I doubt that Tom would try to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt Tom would try to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've done that for me.
eng: I doubt that Tom would have done that for me.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've done that for me.
eng: I doubt Tom would've done that for me.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: I doubt Tom would've done that if Mary hadn't been there.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've tried doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom would've tried doing that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom would've tried to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt Tom would've tried to do that by himself.
eng: I doubt that Tom would want one of those.
eng: I doubt Tom would want one of those.
eng: I doubt that we can prove it.
eng: I doubt we can prove it.
eng: I doubt that we'll be able prove it.
eng: I doubt we'll be able prove it.
eng: I doubt that we'll be able prove that.
eng: I doubt we'll be able prove that.
eng: I doubt that we'll ever be invited back.
eng: I doubt we'll ever be invited back.
eng: I doubt that will happen today.
eng: I doubt that'll happen today.
eng: I doubt that you are as busy as you say you are.
eng: I doubt you are as busy as you say you are.
eng: I doubt that you can do that.
eng: I doubt you can do that.
eng: I doubt the new proposal will be accepted.
eng: I doubt that the new proposal will be accepted.
eng: I doubt there's a market for that.
eng: I doubt that there's a market for that.
eng: I doubt the veracity of his statement.
eng: I doubt that the veracity of his statement.
eng: I doubt things can get any worse.
eng: I doubt that things can get any worse.
eng: I doubt things will change.
eng: I doubt that things will change.
eng: I doubt this is anything you'd be interested in.
eng: I doubt that this is anything you'd be interested in.
eng: I doubt this will work.
eng: I doubt that this will work.
eng: I doubt Tom and Mary are still sleeping.
eng: I doubt that Tom and Mary are still sleeping.
eng: I doubt Tom and Mary will ever get married.
eng: I doubt that Tom and Mary will ever get married.
eng: I doubt Tom can comprehend what we're talking about.
eng: I doubt that Tom can comprehend what we're talking about.
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless somebody helps him
eng: I doubt Tom can do that unless someone helps him
eng: I doubt Tom could make a speech in public.
eng: I doubt that Tom could make a speech in public.
eng: I doubt Tom could've done that any better.
eng: I doubt that Tom could've done that any better.
eng: I doubt Tom could've done that any better.
eng: I doubt Tom could have done that any better.
eng: I doubt Tom intentionally did that.
eng: I doubt Tom did that intentionally.
eng: I doubt Tom is really a doctor.
eng: I doubt that Tom is really a doctor.
eng: I doubt Tom is really that gullible.
eng: I doubt that Tom is really that gullible.
eng: I doubt Tom is still active.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still active.
eng: I doubt Tom is still committed.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still committed.
eng: I doubt Tom is still in Australia.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still in Australia.
eng: I doubt Tom is still motivated.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still motivated.
eng: I doubt Tom is still sore.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still sore.
eng: I doubt Tom is still there.
eng: I doubt that Tom is still there.
eng: I doubt Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom knows how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom knows how to fish.
eng: I doubt that Tom knows how to fish.
eng: I doubt Tom knows Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom knows Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom loves you.
eng: I doubt that Tom loves you.
eng: I doubt Tom really has to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really has to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom really wants to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom really wants to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom's abilities even though I'll admit he's honest.
eng: I doubt Tom's abilities even though I'll admit that he's honest.
eng: I doubt Tom wanted to do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom wanted to do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he doesn't know how to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will admit that he was wrong.
eng: I doubt that Tom will admit he was wrong.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be able to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be able to do that without our help.
eng: I doubt Tom will be absent.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be absent.
eng: I doubt Tom will be afraid.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be afraid.
eng: I doubt Tom will be available.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be available.
eng: I doubt Tom will be bossy.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be bossy.
eng: I doubt Tom will be careless.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be careless.
eng: I doubt Tom will be concerned.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be concerned.
eng: I doubt Tom will be confused.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be confused.
eng: I doubt Tom will be displeased.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be displeased.
eng: I doubt Tom will be disrespectful.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be disrespectful.
eng: I doubt Tom will be fair.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be fair.
eng: I doubt Tom will be found guilty.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be found guilty.
eng: I doubt Tom will be here tomorrow.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be here tomorrow.
eng: I doubt Tom will be impartial.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be impartial.
eng: I doubt Tom will be in.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be in.
eng: I doubt Tom will be intoxicated.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be intoxicated.
eng: I doubt Tom will be optimistic.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be optimistic.
eng: I doubt Tom will be out.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be out.
eng: I doubt Tom will be punished.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be punished.
eng: I doubt Tom will be pushy.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be pushy.
eng: I doubt Tom will be sensible about that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be sensible about that.
eng: I doubt Tom will be supportive.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be supportive.
eng: I doubt Tom will be surprised.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be surprised.
eng: I doubt Tom will be the first.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be the first.
eng: I doubt Tom will be thirsty.
eng: I doubt that Tom will be thirsty.
eng: I doubt Tom will come.
eng: I doubt that Tom will come.
eng: I doubt Tom will come to Australia this year.
eng: I doubt that Tom will come to Australia this year.
eng: I doubt Tom will consent to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will consent to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever agree to do that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever agree to do that.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever do that again.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever do that again.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever forgive Mary for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever forgive Mary for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever forgive me for doing that.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever forgive me for doing that.
eng: I doubt Tom will ever get married.
eng: I doubt that Tom will ever get married.
eng: I doubt Tom will go to Australia.
eng: I doubt that Tom will go to Australia.
eng: I doubt Tom will go to Boston.
eng: I doubt that Tom will go to Boston.
eng: I doubt Tom will lie to you.
eng: I doubt that Tom will lie to you.
eng: I doubt Tom will like it.
eng: I doubt that Tom will like it.
eng: I doubt Tom will remember.
eng: I doubt that Tom will remember.
eng: I doubt Tom will sing.
eng: I doubt that Tom will sing.
eng: I doubt Tom will tell us the truth.
eng: I doubt that Tom will tell us the truth.
eng: I doubt Tom will visit Australia.
eng: I doubt that Tom will visit Australia.
eng: I doubt Tom will visit Boston.
eng: I doubt that Tom will visit Boston.
eng: I doubt Tom will wait for you.
eng: I doubt that Tom will wait for you.
eng: I doubt Tom will wait until 2:30.
eng: I doubt that Tom will wait until 2:30.
eng: I doubt Tom will want to go to Australia with you.
eng: I doubt that Tom will want to go to Australia with you.
eng: I doubt Tom will win both races.
eng: I doubt that Tom will win both races.
eng: I doubt Tom would agree.
eng: I doubt that Tom would agree.
eng: I doubt Tom would be interested in joining the army.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be interested in joining the army.
eng: I doubt Tom would be that stupid.
eng: I doubt that Tom would be that stupid.
eng: I doubt Tom would cry.
eng: I doubt that Tom would cry.
eng: I doubt Tom would do that for Mary.
eng: I doubt that Tom would do that for Mary.
eng: I doubt Tom would lie to you.
eng: I doubt that Tom would lie to you.
eng: I doubt very much that I'll be there.
eng: I doubt very much I'll be there.
eng: I doubt very much that Tom will do that.
eng: I doubt very much Tom will do that.