DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Tom and I are both married, but not to each other.
eng: Both Tom and I are married, but not to each other.
eng: Tom and I are both nervous.
eng: Both Tom and I are nervous.
eng: Tom and I are both old enough to know better.
eng: Both Tom and I are old enough to know better.
eng: Tom and I are both older than Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I are older than Mary.
eng: Tom and I are both on the same team.
eng: Both Tom and I are on the same team.
eng: Tom and I are both painters.
eng: Both Tom and I are painters.
eng: Tom and I are both professors.
eng: Both Tom and I are professors.
eng: Tom and I are both reporters.
eng: Both Tom and I are reporters.
eng: Tom and I are both scared.
eng: Both Tom and I are scared.
eng: Tom and I are both single.
eng: Both Tom and I are single.
eng: Tom and I are both sorry.
eng: Both Tom and I are sorry.
eng: Tom and I are both still single.
eng: Both Tom and I are still single.
eng: Tom and I are both still under thirty.
eng: Both Tom and I are still under thirty.
eng: Tom and I are both therapists.
eng: Both Tom and I are therapists.
eng: Tom and I are both thirty.
eng: Both Tom and I are thirty.
eng: Tom and I are both thirty years old.
eng: Both Tom and I are thirty years old.
eng: Tom and I are both unhappy.
eng: Both Tom and I are unhappy.
eng: Tom and I are both unmarried.
eng: Both Tom and I are unmarried.
eng: Tom and I are both very busy.
eng: Both Tom and I are very busy.
eng: Tom and I are both very conservative.
eng: Both Tom and I are very conservative.
eng: Tom and I are both very excited.
eng: Both Tom and I are very excited.
eng: Tom and I are both very happy.
eng: Both Tom and I are very happy.
eng: Tom and I are both wearing black today.
eng: Both Tom and I are wearing black today.
eng: Tom and I are both wearing sunglasses.
eng: Both Tom and I are wearing sunglasses.
eng: Tom and I are cleaning up the mess now.
eng: Tom and I are now cleaning up the mess.
eng: Tom and I are getting married in October.
eng: Tom and I'll be getting married in October.
eng: Tom and I are going to be here for a few more days.
eng: Tom and I'll be here for a few more days.
eng: Tom and I are going to Boston tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I'll be going to Boston tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I are good friends now, but we didn't like each other the first time we met.
eng: Tom and I are good friends now, but we didn't like each other the first time that we met.
eng: Tom and I are not a couple.
eng: Tom and I aren't a couple.
eng: Tom and I are not all that different.
eng: Tom and I aren't all that different.
eng: Tom and I are not on the same team.
eng: Tom and I aren't on the same team.
eng: Tom and I are not talking to one another.
eng: Tom and I aren't talking to one another.
eng: Tom and I are now discussing that problem.
eng: Tom and I are discussing that problem now.
eng: Tom and I aren't going to see each other again for a long time.
eng: Tom and I won't see each other again for a long time.
eng: Tom and I are planning to do that together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on doing that together.
eng: Tom and I are planning to eat together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on eating together.
eng: Tom and I are planning to get a divorce.
eng: Tom and I are planning on getting a divorce.
eng: Tom and I are planning to get married on October 20th.
eng: Tom and I are planning on getting married on October 20th.
eng: Tom and I are planning to get married.
eng: Tom and I are planning on getting married.
eng: Tom and I are planning to go swimming together tomorrow afternoon.
eng: Tom and I are planning on going swimming together tomorrow afternoon.
eng: Tom and I are planning to go to a movie together tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I are planning on going to a movie together tomorrow.
eng: Tom and I are planning to go to Boston next fall.
eng: Tom and I are planning on going to Boston next fall.
eng: Tom and I are planning to go to Boston together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on going to Boston together.
eng: Tom and I are planning to travel together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on traveling together.
eng: Tom and I are planning to visit Boston together.
eng: Tom and I are planning on visiting Boston together.
eng: Tom and I both agreed.
eng: Both Tom and I agreed.
eng: Tom and I both agree with you.
eng: Both Tom and I agree with you.
eng: Tom and I both almost died in the accident.
eng: Both Tom and I almost died in the accident.
eng: Tom and I both came to Boston when we were children.
eng: Both Tom and I came to Boston when we were children.
eng: Tom and I both can speak French.
eng: Tom and I can both speak French.
eng: Tom and I both can't swim.
eng: Both Tom and I can't swim.
eng: Tom and I both come from dysfunctional families.
eng: Both Tom and I come from dysfunctional families.
eng: Tom and I both covered our eyes.
eng: Both Tom and I covered our eyes.
eng: Tom and I both didn't want to do that.
eng: Both Tom and I didn't want to do that.
eng: Tom and I both don't know how to drive.
eng: Both Tom and I don't know how to drive.
eng: Tom and I both don't know how to speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I don't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom and I both don't like Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I don't like Mary.
eng: Tom and I both don't speak French very well.
eng: Both Tom and I don't speak French very well.
eng: Tom and I both don't understand French at all.
eng: Both Tom and I don't understand French at all.
eng: Tom and I both drew our guns.
eng: Both Tom and I drew our guns.
eng: Tom and I both drink too much coffee.
eng: Both Tom and I drink too much coffee.
eng: Tom and I both enjoyed that movie.
eng: Both Tom and I enjoyed that movie.
eng: Tom and I both enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: Both Tom and I enjoy watching horror movies.
eng: Tom and I both failed the exam.
eng: Both Tom and I failed the exam.
eng: Tom and I both feel the same way about that.
eng: Both Tom and I feel the same way about that.
eng: Tom and I both glanced at Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I glanced at Mary.
eng: Tom and I both got in the car.
eng: Both Tom and I got in the car.
eng: Tom and I both grew up in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I grew up in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both had no idea what Mary was talking about.
eng: Both Tom and I had no idea what Mary was talking about.
eng: Tom and I both had to do that.
eng: Both Tom and I had to do that.
eng: Tom and I both have beards.
eng: Both Tom and I have beards.
eng: Tom and I both have black hair.
eng: Both Tom and I have black hair.
eng: Tom and I both have Canadian spouses.
eng: Both Tom and I have Canadian spouses.
eng: Tom and I both have Canadian wives.
eng: Both Tom and I have Canadian wives.
eng: Tom and I both have daughters.
eng: Both Tom and I have daughters.
eng: Tom and I both have dogs.
eng: Both Tom and I have dogs.
eng: Tom and I both have new bicycles.
eng: Both Tom and I have new bicycles.
eng: Tom and I both have one of those.
eng: Both Tom and I have one of those.
eng: Tom and I both have ponytails.
eng: Both Tom and I have ponytails.
eng: Tom and I both have quite a few friends.
eng: Both Tom and I have quite a few friends.
eng: Tom and I both have very few friends.
eng: Both Tom and I have very few friends.
eng: Tom and I both just stared at Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I just stared at Mary.
eng: Tom and I both know how to swim.
eng: Both Tom and I know how to swim.
eng: Tom and I both know Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I know Mary.
eng: Tom and I both know that.
eng: Both Tom and I know that.
eng: Tom and I both know that you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I know that you did that.
eng: Tom and I both know that you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I know you did that.
eng: Tom and I both know that you did that.
eng: Tom and I both know you did that.
eng: Tom and I both know the truth.
eng: Both Tom and I know the truth.
eng: Tom and I both know you did that.
eng: Both Tom and I know you did that.
eng: Tom and I both laughed.
eng: Both Tom and I laughed.
eng: Tom and I both left Australia in 2013.
eng: Both Tom and I left Australia in 2013.
eng: Tom and I both left Australia in the same year.
eng: Both Tom and I left Australia in the same year.
eng: Tom and I both left early.
eng: Both Tom and I left early.
eng: Tom and I both left the room at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I left the room at the same time.
eng: Tom and I both like Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I like Australia.
eng: Tom and I both like bananas.
eng: Both Tom and I like bananas.
eng: Tom and I both like doing that.
eng: Both Tom and I like doing that.
eng: Tom and I both like jazz.
eng: Both Tom and I like jazz.
eng: Tom and I both like old movies.
eng: Both Tom and I like old movies.
eng: Tom and I both like riding motorcycles.
eng: Both Tom and I like riding motorcycles.
eng: Tom and I both like sailing.
eng: Both Tom and I like sailing.
eng: Tom and I both like sports.
eng: Both Tom and I like sports.
eng: Tom and I both like to cook.
eng: Both Tom and I like to cook.
eng: Tom and I both like to play golf.
eng: Both Tom and I like to play golf.
eng: Tom and I both like you a lot.
eng: Both Tom and I like you a lot.
eng: Tom and I both live and work in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I live and work in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both live in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I live in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both live in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I live in Boston.
eng: Tom and I both looked at Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I looked at Mary.
eng: Tom and I both love Thai food.
eng: Both Tom and I love Thai food.
eng: Tom and I both made mistakes.
eng: Both Tom and I made mistakes.
eng: Tom and I both needed to do that.
eng: Both Tom and I needed to do that.
eng: Tom and I both nodded in agreement.
eng: Both Tom and I nodded in agreement.
eng: Tom and I both noticed Mary at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I noticed Mary at the same time.
eng: Tom and I both only work three days a week.
eng: Both Tom and I work only three days a week.
eng: Tom and I both ordered the lunch special.
eng: Both Tom and I ordered the lunch special.
eng: Tom and I both play the cello.
eng: Both Tom and I play the cello.
eng: Tom and I both prefer watching comedies.
eng: Both Tom and I prefer watching comedies.
eng: Tom and I both ran for class president.
eng: Both Tom and I ran for class president.
eng: Tom and I both screamed.
eng: Both Tom and I screamed.
eng: Tom and I both should've done that.
eng: Both Tom and I should've done that.
eng: Tom and I both should've done that.
eng: Tom and I both should have done that.
eng: Tom and I both should've known better.
eng: Both Tom and I should've known better.
eng: Tom and I both should've known better.
eng: Tom and I both should have known better.
eng: Tom and I both should've left earlier.
eng: Tom and I both should have left earlier.
eng: Tom and I both should've left early.
eng: Tom and I both should have left early.
eng: Tom and I both shouted as loudly as we could.
eng: Both Tom and I shouted as loudly as we could.
eng: Tom and I both speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I speak French.
eng: Tom and I both stared at Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I stared at Mary.
eng: Tom and I both stared at Mary without saying anything.
eng: Both Tom and I stared at Mary without saying anything.
eng: Tom and I both started laughing at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I started laughing at the same time.
eng: Tom and I both started talking at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I started talking at the same time.
eng: Tom and I both stood up.
eng: Both Tom and I stood up.
eng: Tom and I both stopped eating.
eng: Both Tom and I stopped eating.
eng: Tom and I both study French.
eng: Both Tom and I study French.
eng: Tom and I both teach French.
eng: Both Tom and I teach French.
eng: Tom and I both trusted Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I trusted Mary.
eng: Tom and I both turned around to see what was happening.
eng: Both Tom and I turned around to see what was happening.
eng: Tom and I both turned around to watch.
eng: Both Tom and I turned around to watch.
eng: Tom and I both used to live on Park Street.
eng: Both Tom and I used to live on Park Street.
eng: Tom and I both voted for Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I voted for Mary.
eng: Tom and I both wanted a lot of children.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted a lot of children.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to be plumbers.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted to be plumbers.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to do that.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted to do that.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to go.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted to go.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to go to Australia, but the boss said that only one of us could go.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to go to Australia, but the boss said only one of us could go.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to go to Australia with Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted to go to Australia with Mary.
eng: Tom and I both wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I wanted to go to Boston with Mary.
eng: Tom and I both want the same thing.
eng: Both Tom and I want the same thing.
eng: Tom and I both want to go home.
eng: Both Tom and I want to go home.
eng: Tom and I both want to go to Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I want to go to Australia.
eng: Tom and I both want to go to Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I want to go to Boston.
eng: Tom and I both want to know what happened.
eng: Both Tom and I want to know what happened.
eng: Tom and I both want to know why that happened.
eng: Both Tom and I want to know why that happened.
eng: Tom and I both want to say something.
eng: Both Tom and I want to say something.
eng: Tom and I both want you to be happy.
eng: Both Tom and I want you to be happy.
eng: Tom and I both were born in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I were born in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both were born in Australia.
eng: Tom and I were both born in Australia.
eng: Tom and I both were in Australia last month.
eng: Both Tom and I were in Australia last month.
eng: Tom and I both work at night.
eng: Both Tom and I work at night.
eng: Tom and I both work eight hours a day.
eng: Both Tom and I work eight hours a day.
eng: Tom and I both work for Mary.
eng: Both Tom and I work for Mary.
eng: Tom and I can both do that quite well.
eng: Both Tom and I can do that quite well.
eng: Tom and I can both drive.
eng: Both Tom and I can drive.
eng: Tom and I can both play chess quite well.
eng: Both Tom and I can play chess quite well.
eng: Tom and I can both sing quite well.
eng: Both Tom and I can sing quite well.
eng: Tom and I can both speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I can speak French
eng: Tom and I can both speak French.
eng: Both Tom and I can speak French.
eng: Tom and I can both swim quite well.
eng: Both Tom and I can swim quite well.
eng: Tom and I could've done that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I could have done that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I could've done that faster by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I could have done that faster by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I could've saved ourselves a lot of time by just doing that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I could have saved ourselves a lot of time by just doing that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I'd both like that.
eng: Both Tom and I'd like that.
eng: Tom and I'd both like to do that.
eng: Both Tom and I'd like to do that.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a taxi cab.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a cab.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a taxi cab.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a taxi.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a taxi.
eng: Tom and I decided to share a cab.
eng: Tom and I did everything together when we were kids.
eng: Tom and I did everything together when we were children.
eng: Tom and I didn't have a lot of time to talk.
eng: Tom and I didn't have much time to talk.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we weren't supposed to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we weren't supposed to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we were supposed to do that before noon.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we were supposed to do that before noon.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we were supposed to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we were supposed to do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we were supposed to do that.
eng: Tom and I didn't know that we were supposed to do that yesterday.
eng: Tom and I didn't know we were supposed to do that yesterday.
eng: Tom and I did that together when we were kids.
eng: Tom and I did that together when we were children.
eng: Tom and I did what we had to.
eng: Tom and I did what we had to do.
eng: Tom and I did what we were supposed to.
eng: Tom and I did what we were supposed to do.
eng: Tom and I did what we were told.
eng: Tom and I did what we were told to do.
eng: Tom and I do a lot things together.
eng: Tom and I do lots things together.
eng: Tom and I don't have much in common.
eng: Tom and I don't have a lot in common.
eng: Tom and I don't plan on doing that together.
eng: Tom and I don't plan to do that together.
eng: Tom and I don't travel together very often.
eng: Tom and I don't very often travel together.
eng: Tom and I gave Mary that.
eng: Tom and I gave that to Mary.
eng: Tom and I have both been very busy.
eng: Tom and I've both been very busy.
eng: Tom and I have discussed that already.
eng: Tom and I have already discussed that.
eng: Tom and I have known each other since we were kids.
eng: Tom and I have known each other since we were children.
eng: Tom and I have no children.
eng: Tom and I don't have any children.
eng: Tom and I haven't seen each other since we were kids.
eng: Tom and I haven't seen each other since we were children.
eng: Tom and I have started dating.
eng: Tom and I've started dating.
eng: Tom and I have the same last name, but we aren't related.
eng: Tom and I have the same last name, but we're not related.
eng: Tom and I have three children.
eng: Tom and I have three kids.
eng: Tom and I know that Mary is unhappy here.
eng: Tom and I know Mary is unhappy here.
eng: Tom and I know that Mary wants to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom and I know Mary wants to go to Boston with us.
eng: Tom and I know that Mary was crying.
eng: Tom and I know Mary was crying.
eng: Tom and I know that you did that.
eng: Tom and I know you did that.
eng: Tom and I know you didn't do that.
eng: Tom and I know that you didn't do that.
eng: Tom and I lived in Australia a long time.
eng: Tom and I lived in Australia for a long time.
eng: Tom and I live in the same dorm.
eng: Tom and I live in the same dormitory.
eng: Tom and I'll both be there.
eng: Both Tom and I'll be there.
eng: Tom and I love our children.
eng: Tom and I love our kids.
eng: Tom and I made ourselves as comfortable as possible.
eng: Tom and I made ourselves as comfortable as we could.
eng: Tom and I met in Boston three years ago.
eng: Tom and I met three years ago in Boston.
eng: Tom and I moved to Australia last fall.
eng: Tom and I moved to Australia last autumn.
eng: Tom and I never should've done that.
eng: Tom and I never should have done that.
eng: Tom and I never should've left early.
eng: Tom and I never should have left early.
eng: Tom and I often give each other gifts.
eng: Tom and I often give gifts to each other.
eng: Tom and I often went camping together when we were kids.
eng: Tom and I often went camping together when we were children.
eng: Tom and I plan on doing that together.
eng: Tom and I plan to do that together.
eng: Tom and I plan on going together.
eng: Tom and I plan to go together.
eng: Tom and I plan to get married soon.
eng: Tom and I plan on getting married soon.
eng: Tom and I pretended that we didn't know each other.
eng: Tom and I pretended we didn't know each other.
eng: Tom and I should've done that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should have done that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should've gone there ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should have gone there ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should've taken care of that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should have taken care of that ourselves.
eng: Tom and I should've worked harder.
eng: Tom and I should have worked harder.
eng: Tom and I still aren't planning to do that.
eng: Tom and I still aren't planning on doing that.
eng: Tom and I talked about a lot of things.
eng: Tom and I talked about lots of things.
eng: Tom and I used to play together when we were kids.
eng: Tom and I used to play together when we were children.
eng: Tom and I've both been to Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I've been to Australia.
eng: Tom and I've both been to Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I've been to Boston.
eng: Tom and I've both been very busy.
eng: Both Tom and I've been very busy.
eng: Tom and I've both done that.
eng: Both Tom and I've done that.
eng: Tom and I've just gotten back from Australia.
eng: Tom and I've just returned from Australia.
eng: Tom and I've known each other since we were children.
eng: Tom and I've known each other since we were kids.
eng: Tom and I were both almost killed.
eng: Both Tom and I were almost killed.
eng: Tom and I were both arrested.
eng: Both Tom and I were arrested.
eng: Tom and I were both arrested in 2013.
eng: Both Tom and I were arrested in 2013.
eng: Tom and I were both asleep.
eng: Both Tom and I were asleep.
eng: Tom and I were both at home last night.
eng: Both Tom and I were at home last night.
eng: Tom and I were both at John and Mary's wedding.
eng: Both Tom and I were at John and Mary's wedding.
eng: Tom and I were both at the meeting.
eng: Both Tom and I were at the meeting.
eng: Tom and I were both born in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I were born in Australia.
eng: Tom and I were both born in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and I were born in Boston.
eng: Tom and I were both busy at that time.
eng: Both Tom and I were busy at that time.
eng: Tom and I were both busy.
eng: Both Tom and I were busy.
eng: Tom and I were both confused.
eng: Both Tom and I were confused.
eng: Tom and I were both crying.
eng: Both Tom and I were crying.
eng: Tom and I were both disappointed.
eng: Both Tom and I were disappointed.
eng: Tom and I were both drunk.
eng: Both Tom and I were drunk.
eng: Tom and I were both exhausted.
eng: Both Tom and I were exhausted.
eng: Tom and I were both happy in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and I were happy in Australia.
eng: Tom and I were both in Australia last week.
eng: Both Tom and I were in Australia last week.
eng: Tom and I were both in Boston last week.
eng: Both Tom and I were in Boston last week.
eng: Tom and I were both injured.
eng: Both Tom and I were injured.
eng: Tom and I were both in shock.
eng: Both Tom and I were in shock.
eng: Tom and I were both invited.
eng: Both Tom and I were invited.
eng: Tom and I were both quiet.
eng: Both Tom and I were quiet.
eng: Tom and I were both shocked.
eng: Both Tom and I were shocked.
eng: Tom and I were both shocked by what Mary did.
eng: Both Tom and I were shocked by what Mary did.
eng: Tom and I were both sleepy.
eng: Both Tom and I were sleepy.
eng: Tom and I were both surprised.
eng: Both Tom and I were surprised.
eng: Tom and I were both suspects.
eng: Both Tom and I were suspects.
eng: Tom and I were both talking at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and I were talking at the same time.
eng: Tom and I were both tired.
eng: Both Tom and I were tired.
eng: Tom and I were both wearing black coats.
eng: Both Tom and I were wearing black coats.
eng: Tom and I were both wearing rubber gloves.
eng: Both Tom and I were wearing rubber gloves.
eng: Tom and I were both worried.
eng: Both Tom and I were worried.
eng: Tom and I were both wounded.
eng: Both Tom and I were wounded.
eng: Tom and I were like brothers when we were kids.
eng: Tom and I were like brothers when we were children.
eng: Tom and I were the ones who should've done that.
eng: Tom and I were the ones who should have done that.
eng: Tom and I were the ones who should've left early.
eng: Tom and I were the ones who should have left early.
eng: Tom and I were unable to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom and I weren't able to help Mary do that.
eng: Tom and I were unable to help Mary.
eng: Tom and I weren't able to help Mary.
eng: Tom and I will do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and I'll do that by ourselves.
eng: Tom and John both moved to Australia with their wives.
eng: Both Tom and John moved to Australia with their wives.
eng: Tom and John pretended they were brothers.
eng: Tom and John pretended to be brothers.
eng: Tom and Mary already know that John is in jail.
eng: Tom and Mary already know John is in jail.
eng: Tom and Mary already know you did that.
eng: Tom and Mary already know that you did that.
eng: Tom and Mary are a little older than me.
eng: Tom and Mary are a little older than I am.
eng: Tom and Mary are allowed to do anything they want.
eng: Tom and Mary are allowed to do anything they want to.
eng: Tom and Mary are allowed to do anything they want.
eng: Tom and Mary are allowed to do anything they want to do.
eng: Tom and Mary are already planning to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are already planning on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary are already planning to leave early.
eng: Tom and Mary are already planning on leaving early.
eng: Tom and Mary are both able to speak French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are able to speak French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both addicts.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are addicts.
eng: Tom and Mary are both busy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are busy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are Canadians.
eng: Tom and Mary are both Catholics.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are Catholics.
eng: Tom and Mary are both college students.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are college students.
eng: Tom and Mary are both doing fine.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are doing fine.
eng: Tom and Mary are both drunk.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are drunk.
eng: Tom and Mary are both going to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are going to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are both good at French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are good at French.
eng: Tom and Mary are both happy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are happy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are here.
eng: Tom and Mary are both hungry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are hungry.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in a hurry.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in a hurry.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in shock.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in shock.
eng: Tom and Mary are both in the hospital.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in the hospital.
eng: Tom and Mary are both music majors.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are music majors.
eng: Tom and Mary are both newspaper reporters.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are newspaper reporters.
eng: Tom and Mary are both old enough to know better.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are old enough to know better.
eng: Tom and Mary are both planning to be at your party.
eng: Tom and Mary are both planning on being at your party.
eng: Tom and Mary are both planning to be there.
eng: Tom and Mary are both planning on being there.
eng: Tom and Mary are both professors.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are professors.
eng: Tom and Mary are both really tall.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are really tall.
eng: Tom and Mary are both still single.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are still single.
eng: Tom and Mary are both students.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are students.
eng: Tom and Mary are both teachers now.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are adults now.
eng: Tom and Mary are both therapists.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are therapists.
eng: Tom and Mary are both thirty.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are thirty.
eng: Tom and Mary are both thirty years old.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are thirty years old.
eng: Tom and Mary are both unhappy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are unhappy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both vegetarians.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are vegetarians.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very conservative.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very conservative.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very excited.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very excited.
eng: Tom and Mary are both very happy.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are very happy.
eng: Tom and Mary are both younger than I am.
eng: Tom and Mary are both younger than me.
eng: Tom and Mary are Canadians.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
eng: Tom and Mary are constantly trying to outdo each other.
eng: Tom and Mary are always trying to outdo each other.
eng: Tom and Mary are extremely competent.
eng: Tom and Mary are very competent.
eng: Tom and Mary are extremely concerned about that.
eng: Tom and Mary are very concerned about that.
eng: Tom and Mary are extremely concerned.
eng: Tom and Mary are very concerned.
eng: Tom and Mary are faster than we are.
eng: Tom and Mary are faster than us.
eng: Tom and Mary are fortunate that they're allowed to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are fortunate that they're permitted to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to do that later.
eng: Tom and Mary will do that later.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get killed if they're not careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get killed if they aren't careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get themselves killed if they're not careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to get themselves killed if they aren't careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to have to help John.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need to buy a gift for John.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to hurt themselves if they're not a little more careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to hurt themselves if they aren't a little more careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to hurt themselves if they're not careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to hurt themselves if they aren't careful.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to keep doing that if someone doesn't stop them.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to keep doing that if somebody doesn't stop them.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to keep doing that until someone tells them that they can't.
eng: Tom and Mary will keep doing that until someone tells them that they can't.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need at least $300 to buy everything they need.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need at least three hundred dollars to buy everything they need.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need everyone's help.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to need everybody's help.
eng: Tom and Mary are going to watch the game together.
eng: Tom and Mary will watch the game together.
eng: Tom and Mary are just kids.
eng: Tom and Mary are just children.
eng: Tom and Mary are likely never to get back together.
eng: Tom and Mary will likely never get back together.
eng: Tom and Mary are living by themselves now.
eng: Tom and Mary are now living by themselves.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for someone to help them.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for somebody to help them.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for someone to teach French to their kids.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for someone to teach French to their children.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for someone to teach them French.
eng: Tom and Mary are looking for somebody to teach them French.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky it's not Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky it isn't Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky John did that for them.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky that John did that for them.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky John isn't here.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky that John isn't here.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky no one saw them do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are lucky nobody saw them do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are married and have three children.
eng: Tom and Mary are married and have three kids.
eng: Tom and Mary are no different from anyone else.
eng: Tom and Mary are no different from anybody else.
eng: Tom and Mary are no longer children.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't children anymore.
eng: Tom and Mary are not on the same team.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't on the same team.
eng: Tom and Mary are not present today.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't present today.
eng: Tom and Mary are not religious at all.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't religious at all.
eng: Tom and Mary are not talking to one another.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't talking to one another.
eng: Tom and Mary are now on their own.
eng: Tom and Mary are on their own now.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't able to do that on their own.
eng: Tom and Mary are unable to do that on their own.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't afraid of anyone.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't afraid of anybody.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't as old as you think they are.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't as old as you think that they are.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't going home right away.
eng: Tom and Mary won't be going home right away.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't going to let John win.
eng: Tom and Mary won't let John win.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't hurting anyone.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't hurting anybody.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't old enough to get married yet.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't yet old enough to get married.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't permitted to do that anymore.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't allowed to do that anymore.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't permitted to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't allowed to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning on doing that together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning to do that together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning on going together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning to go together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning to stay together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning on staying together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning to travel together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't planning on traveling together.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't really planning on staying here all day, are they?
eng: Tom and Mary aren't really planning to stay here all day, are they?
eng: Tom and Mary aren't scared of anyone.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't scared of anybody.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't who you think that they are.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't who you think they are.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't yet certain.
eng: Tom and Mary aren't certain yet.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on doing that tomorrow, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to do that tomorrow, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going to Boston next week, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go to Boston next week, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on joining the team.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to join the team.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying for a few days.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay for a few days.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying until tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay until tomorrow.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on taking pictures.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to take pictures.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on traveling together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to travel together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to do just that.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on doing just that.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to do that together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on doing that together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to eat out tonight.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on eating out tonight.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to eat together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on eating together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to get married.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on getting married.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay in Australia until October.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying in Australia until October.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay in Boston until Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying in Boston until Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay there as long as they can.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying there as long as they can.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying together.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to stay until Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on staying until Monday.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning to visit us this afternoon.
eng: Tom and Mary are planning on visiting us this afternoon.
eng: Tom and Mary are positive that they're not wrong.
eng: Tom and Mary are positive that they aren't wrong.
eng: Tom and Mary are really proud of their children.
eng: Tom and Mary are really proud of their kids.
eng: Tom and Mary are soulmates.
eng: Tom and Mary are soul mates.
eng: Tom and Mary are still clinging to the hope their son will be found alive.
eng: Tom and Mary are still clinging to the hope that their son will be found alive.
eng: Tom and Mary are still just friends, right?
eng: Tom and Mary are still just friends, aren't they?
eng: Tom and Mary are still just kids.
eng: Tom and Mary are still just children.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning on going.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning to go.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning to be there.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning on being there.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary are still planning on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary are supposed to be at school today, but they're not.
eng: Tom and Mary are supposed to be at school today, but they aren't.
eng: Tom and Mary are the ones who gave John that.
eng: Tom and Mary are the ones who gave that to John.
eng: Tom and Mary are together in the garden.
eng: Tom and Mary are in the garden together.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for someone to come get them.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody to come get them.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for someone to come pick them up.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody to come pick them up.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for someone to pick them up.
eng: Tom and Mary are waiting for somebody to pick them up.
eng: Tom and Mary are wearing the same color bathing suits.
eng: Tom and Mary are wearing the same color swimsuits.
eng: Tom and Mary are younger than I am.
eng: Tom and Mary are younger than me.
eng: Tom and Mary began to write poems when they were very young.
eng: Tom and Mary began writing poems when they were very young.
eng: Tom and Mary believe they can take care of themselves.
eng: Tom and Mary believe that they can take care of themselves.
eng: Tom and Mary both admitted that they were lonely.
eng: Tom and Mary both admitted they were lonely.
eng: Tom and Mary both agreed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary agreed.
eng: Tom and Mary both are architects.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are architects.
eng: Tom and Mary both are in Australia.
eng: Both Tom and Mary are in Australia.
eng: Tom and Mary both called me.
eng: Both Tom and Mary called me.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Both Tom and Mary came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both came to Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both died in the accident.
eng: Both Tom and Mary died in the accident.
eng: Tom and Mary both died in their thirties.
eng: Both Tom and Mary died in their thirties.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't know how to drive.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't know how to drive.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't know how to speak French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't know how to speak French.
eng: Tom and Mary both don't understand French at all.
eng: Both Tom and Mary don't understand French at all.
eng: Tom and Mary both drink too much coffee.
eng: Both Tom and Mary drink too much coffee.
eng: Tom and Mary both failed the exam.
eng: Both Tom and Mary failed the exam.
eng: Tom and Mary both feel the same way about that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary feel the same way about that.
eng: Tom and Mary both felt like outcasts.
eng: Both Tom and Mary felt like outcasts.
eng: Tom and Mary both got here early.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got here early.
eng: Tom and Mary both got out of the car.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got out of the car.
eng: Tom and Mary both got three weeks' detention.
eng: Both Tom and Mary got three weeks' detention.
eng: Tom and Mary both had the same idea.
eng: Both Tom and Mary had the same idea.
eng: Tom and Mary both have a bicycle.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have a bicycle.
eng: Tom and Mary both have a car.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have a car.
eng: Tom and Mary both have a dog.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have a dog.
eng: Tom and Mary both have Canadian spouses.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have Canadian spouses.
eng: Tom and Mary both have cars.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have cars.
eng: Tom and Mary both have dark hair.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have dark hair.
eng: Tom and Mary both have dogs.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have dogs.
eng: Tom and Mary both have never done that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have never done that.
eng: Tom and Mary both have ponytails.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have ponytails.
eng: Tom and Mary both have quite a few friends.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have quite a few friends.
eng: Tom and Mary both have to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary have to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both kissed John goodnight.
eng: Both Tom and Mary kissed John goodnight.
eng: Tom and Mary both knew that that wasn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both knew that wasn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know how to swim.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know how to swim.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's a lie.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's a lie.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's a lie.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's a lie.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's not true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's not true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's not true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that isn't going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't likely to happen.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that that's unlikely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's not going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's not going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's not going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't going to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's not likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that's not likely to happen.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that's not true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that that isn't true.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both know the truth.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know the truth.
eng: Tom and Mary both know they don't belong here.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that they don't belong here.
eng: Tom and Mary both know you don't swim very well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both know you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both know that you don't swim very well.
eng: Tom and Mary both laughed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary laughed.
eng: Tom and Mary both lied to us.
eng: Both Tom and Mary lied to us.
eng: Tom and Mary both like chocolate ice cream.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like chocolate ice cream.
eng: Tom and Mary both like riding horses.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like riding horses.
eng: Tom and Mary both like to cook.
eng: Both Tom and Mary like to cook.
eng: Tom and Mary both live and work in Boston.
eng: Both Tom and Mary live and work in Boston.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Australia when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were kids.
eng: Tom and Mary both lived in Boston when they were children.
eng: Tom and Mary both need new shoes.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need new shoes.
eng: Tom and Mary both need to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary need to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both ordered steak.
eng: Both Tom and Mary ordered steak.
eng: Tom and Mary both ordered the lunch special.
eng: Both Tom and Mary ordered the lunch special.
eng: Tom and Mary both plan on doing that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary plan to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both plan to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary plan on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary both plan to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary plan to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both plan to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both plan on doing that.
eng: Tom and Mary both ran for class president.
eng: Both Tom and Mary ran for class president.
eng: Tom and Mary both relaxed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary relaxed.
eng: Tom and Mary both said no.
eng: Both Tom and Mary said no.
eng: Tom and Mary both said they thought it probably wouldn't snow.
eng: Both Tom and Mary said they thought it probably wouldn't snow.
eng: Tom and Mary both said yes.
eng: Both Tom and Mary said yes.
eng: Tom and Mary both sat back down.
eng: Both Tom and Mary sat back down.
eng: Tom and Mary both sat in the front of the auditorium.
eng: Both Tom and Mary sat in the front of the auditorium.
eng: Tom and Mary both screamed.
eng: Both Tom and Mary screamed.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've done that.
eng: Tom and Mary both should have done that.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've known better.
eng: Tom and Mary both should have known better.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've left earlier.
eng: Tom and Mary both should have left earlier.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've left early.
eng: Tom and Mary both should have left early.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've stayed awake.
eng: Both Tom and Mary should've stayed awake.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've stayed awake.
eng: Tom and Mary both should have stayed awake.
eng: Tom and Mary both should've stayed awake.
eng: Tom and Mary should both have stayed awake.
eng: Tom and Mary both smiled.
eng: Both Tom and Mary smiled.
eng: Tom and Mary both smoke.
eng: Both Tom and Mary smoke.
eng: Tom and Mary both stared at John.
eng: Both Tom and Mary stared at John.
eng: Tom and Mary both started talking at the same time.
eng: Both Tom and Mary started talking at the same time.
eng: Tom and Mary both stood up.
eng: Both Tom and Mary stood up.
eng: Tom and Mary both stopped eating.
eng: Both Tom and Mary stopped eating.
eng: Tom and Mary both teach at the same school.
eng: Both Tom and Mary teach at the same school.
eng: Tom and Mary both teach French.
eng: Both Tom and Mary teach French.
eng: Tom and Mary both turned around to watch.
eng: Both Tom and Mary turned around to watch.
eng: Tom and Mary both used to smoke.
eng: Both Tom and Mary used to smoke.
eng: Tom and Mary both wanted to go.
eng: Both Tom and Mary wanted to go.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to go.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to go.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to know what happened.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to know what happened.
eng: Tom and Mary both want to say something.
eng: Both Tom and Mary want to say something.
eng: Tom and Mary both wear glasses.
eng: Both Tom and Mary wear glasses.
eng: Tom and Mary both will do that.
eng: Both Tom and Mary will do that.
eng: Tom and Mary both work.
eng: Both Tom and Mary work.
eng: Tom and Mary both work eight hours a day.
eng: Both Tom and Mary work eight hours a day.
eng: Tom and Mary both work the night shift.
eng: Both Tom and Mary work the night shift.
eng: Tom and Mary can both sing quite well.
eng: Both Tom and Mary can sing quite well.