DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect; and one based upon the truth that America and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition. Instead, they overlap, and share common principles – principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings.
eng: I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect; and one based upon the truth that the United States and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition. Instead, they overlap, and share common principles – principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings.
eng: I have coulrophobia.
eng: I have a fear of clowns.
eng: I have decided I won't stay.
eng: I've decided I won't stay.
eng: I have decided I won't stay.
eng: I've decided that I won't stay.
eng: I have decided not to support the plan.
eng: I've decided not to support the plan.
eng: I have decided to go a little further.
eng: I've decided to go a little further.
eng: I have decided to keep a diary this year.
eng: I've decided to keep a diary this year.
eng: I have decided to learn shorthand.
eng: I've decided to learn shorthand.
eng: I have decided to retire.
eng: I've decided to retire.
eng: I have done all that I can.
eng: I've done all I can.
eng: I have done all that I can.
eng: I've done all that I can.
eng: I have done everything I was supposed to do.
eng: I've done everything I was supposed to do.
eng: I have done it already.
eng: I've done it already.
eng: I have done it before.
eng: I've done it before.
eng: I have done it.
eng: I've done it.
eng: I have done my homework.
eng: I've done my homework.
eng: I have done the best I could to help you. The rest is up to you.
eng: I've done the best I could to help you. The rest is up to you.
eng: I have done this many times.
eng: I've done this many times.
eng: I have eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the past three days.
eng: I have eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I've eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I have eaten the apple.
eng: I've eaten the apple.
eng: I have enjoyed reading this novel.
eng: I've enjoyed reading this novel.
eng: I have enough money to buy a car.
eng: I've got enough money for a car.
eng: I have eyes.
eng: I've got eyes.
eng: I have faith Tom will do that.
eng: I have faith that Tom will do that.
eng: I have fewer friends than you.
eng: I have fewer friends than you do.
eng: I have fewer than you have.
eng: I have fewer than you.
eng: I have fewer than you have.
eng: I've got fewer than you.
eng: I have fewer than you have.
eng: I've got fewer than you've got.
eng: I have fifteen hundred cows.
eng: I have one thousand and five hundred cows.
eng: I have finished.
eng: I've finished.
eng: I have finished my homework.
eng: I've finished my homework.
eng: I have finished my work.
eng: I've finished my work.
eng: I have finished showering.
eng: I've finished showering.
eng: I have found this website to be extremely useful.
eng: I've found this website to be extremely useful.
eng: I have gained weight.
eng: I've gained weight.
eng: I have got to go now.
eng: I've got to go now.
eng: I have got your name from my friend.
eng: I got your name from my friend.
eng: I have had a slight fever since this morning.
eng: I've had a slight fever since this morning.
eng: I have had such a busy morning.
eng: I've had such a busy morning.
eng: I have heard quite a lot about you.
eng: I've heard quite a lot about you.
eng: I have hot flashes.
eng: I have hot flushes.
eng: I have just been to the post office.
eng: I've just been to the post office.
eng: I have just eaten lunch.
eng: I've just eaten lunch.
eng: I have just finished my work.
eng: I got through with my work just now.
eng: I have just finished reading the book.
eng: I've just finished reading that book.
eng: I have just had dinner.
eng: I've just had dinner.
eng: I have just hard-boiled an egg for myself.
eng: I've just hard-boiled myself an egg.
eng: I have just hard-boiled an egg for myself.
eng: I've just made myself a hard-boiled egg.
eng: I have just read this book.
eng: I've just read this book.
eng: I have just returned from the post office.
eng: I've just returned from the post office.
eng: I have just washed the car.
eng: I've just washed the car.
eng: I have kept a diary for three years.
eng: I've kept a diary for three years.
eng: I have known her for years.
eng: I've known her for years.
eng: I have known him a long time.
eng: I've known him a long time.
eng: I have known him ever since he was a child.
eng: I've known him ever since he was a child.
eng: I have known him for more than ten years.
eng: I've known him for more than ten years.
eng: I have known John since 1976.
eng: I've known John since 1976.
eng: I have learned many lessons.
eng: I've learned many lessons.
eng: I have less than you have.
eng: I've got less than you.
eng: I have less than you have.
eng: I've got less than you've got.
eng: I have lived here for ten years.
eng: I've lived here for 10 years.
eng: I have lived here for thirty years.
eng: I've lived here for 30 years.
eng: I have lived here for years.
eng: I've lived here for years.
eng: I have lived here since I was a boy.
eng: I've lived here since I was a boy.
eng: I have lived here since I was a child.
eng: I've lived here since I was a child.
eng: I have locked myself out of my room.
eng: I've locked myself out of my room.
eng: I have lost all respect for you.
eng: I've lost all respect for you.
eng: I have lost my briefcase.
eng: I've lost my briefcase.
eng: I have lost my friends.
eng: I've lost my friends.
eng: I have lost my key.
eng: I've lost my key.
eng: I have lost my new fountain pen.
eng: I've lost my new fountain pen.
eng: I have lost my pen.
eng: I've lost my pen.
eng: I have lost my umbrella.
eng: I've lost my umbrella.
eng: I have lost my wallet.
eng: I've lost my wallet.
eng: I have lost my watch.
eng: I've lost my watch.
eng: I have lost one of my folders.
eng: I've lost one of my folders.
eng: I have lots of work to do tomorrow.
eng: I have a lot of work to do tomorrow.
eng: I have loved you since I first met you.
eng: I've loved you since I first met you.
eng: I have made many mistakes in my lifetime.
eng: I've made many mistakes in my lifetime.
eng: I have many Canadian friends.
eng: I have a lot of Canadian friends.
eng: I have many Canadian friends.
eng: I have lots of Canadian friends.
eng: I have many irrational desires.
eng: I have many irrational wants.
eng: I have many relatives.
eng: I have a lot of relatives.
eng: I have many things to do.
eng: I have a lot of things to do.
eng: I have mentioned it to you before.
eng: I've mentioned it to you before.
eng: I have met him many times.
eng: I've met him many times.
eng: I have misjudged you.
eng: I've misjudged you.
eng: I have missed my train.
eng: I've missed my train.
eng: I have missed you so much.
eng: I have missed you so much!
eng: I have missed you so much.
eng: I've missed you so much.
eng: I have money enough to buy it.
eng: I have enough money to buy it.
eng: I have more free time than Tom has.
eng: I have more free time than Tom.
eng: I have more important things to do.
eng: I've got more important things to do.
eng: I have more money than Tom.
eng: I have more money than Tom has.
eng: I have never been an alcoholic.
eng: I've never been an alcoholic.
eng: I have never been robbed.
eng: I've never been robbed.
eng: I have never been there myself.
eng: I've never been there myself.
eng: I have never been to that town.
eng: I've never been to that town.
eng: I have never climbed Mt. Fuji.
eng: I've never climbed Mt. Fuji.
eng: I have never done that.
eng: I've never done that.
eng: I have never done this.
eng: I've never done this.
eng: I have never doubted that.
eng: I've never doubted that.
eng: I have never eaten Chinese food.
eng: I've never eaten Chinese food.
eng: I have never eaten horse meat.
eng: I've never eaten horse meat.
eng: I have never eaten horse meat.
eng: I've never eaten horsemeat.
eng: I have never felt better.
eng: I've never felt better.
eng: I have never had sex.
eng: I've never had sex.
eng: I have never had that problem before.
eng: I've never had that problem before.
eng: I have never heard him complain.
eng: I've never heard him complain.
eng: I have never heard him speak ill of others.
eng: I've never heard him speak ill of others.
eng: I have never killed nor injured anybody.
eng: I've never killed nor injured anybody.
eng: I have never killed nor injured anybody.
eng: I've never killed nor injured anyone.
eng: I have never kissed a girl before.
eng: I've never kissed a girl before.
eng: I have never laughed so hard in my life.
eng: I've never laughed so hard in my life.
eng: I have never loved anyone but Tom.
eng: I've never loved anyone but Tom.
eng: I have never loved you.
eng: I've never loved you.
eng: I have never met you in person.
eng: I've never met you in person.
eng: I have never seen anyone like you.
eng: I've never seen anyone like you.
eng: I have never seen a pink fridge.
eng: I've never seen a pink fridge.
eng: I have never seen a red refrigerator.
eng: I've never seen a red refrigerator.
eng: I have never seen such a beautiful girl.
eng: I've never seen such a beautiful girl.
eng: I have never skipped a class.
eng: I've never skipped a class.
eng: I have never smoked a cigarette in my life.
eng: I've never smoked a cigarette in my life.
eng: I have never smoked.
eng: I've never smoked.
eng: I have never travelled by plane.
eng: I've never traveled by plane.
eng: I have no children.
eng: I have no kids.
eng: I have no desire to do that.
eng: I don't have any desire to do that.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind that Tom will show up at the auction.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind Tom will show up at the auction.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind you are the woman I'm going to marry.
eng: I have no doubt in my mind that you're the woman I'm going to marry.
eng: I have no doubt that'll happen.
eng: I have no doubt that that'll happen.
eng: I have no doubt Tom will do that.
eng: I have no doubt that Tom will do that.
eng: I have no doubt Tom will succeed.
eng: I have no doubt that Tom will succeed.
eng: I have no evidence.
eng: I do not have any evidence.
eng: I have no horse.
eng: I don't have a horse.
eng: I have no idea how long it will take.
eng: I have no idea how long it'll take.
eng: I have no idea how we'll do that.
eng: I don't have any idea how we'll do that.
eng: I have no idea.
eng: I've no idea.
eng: I have no idea.
eng: No idea.
eng: I have no idea what I'm doing.
eng: I have no idea what I am doing.
eng: I have no idea what Tom and Mary are planning to do.
eng: I had no idea that Tom and Mary were planning on doing that.
eng: I have no idea what Tom is talking about.
eng: I have no idea what Tom's talking about.
eng: I have no idea what you're saying.
eng: I have no idea what you are saying.
eng: I have no idea what you're trying to say.
eng: I have no idea what you are trying to say.
eng: I have no idea whether Tom will come or not.
eng: I have no idea whether or not Tom will come.
eng: I have no money, but I have dreams.
eng: I don't have any money, but I have dreams.
eng: I have no money.
eng: I don't have any money.
eng: I have no money.
eng: I don't have money.
eng: I have no money to pay for the bus.
eng: I don't have any money to pay for the bus.
eng: I have no more ideas.
eng: I don't have any more ideas.
eng: I have no one else to turn to except you.
eng: I have no one else to turn to but you.
eng: I have no one to play with.
eng: I have nobody to play with.
eng: I have no reason to learn that language.
eng: There is no reason for me to learn that language.
eng: I have no reason to think what Tom said isn't true.
eng: I have no reason to think that what Tom said isn't true.
eng: I have no regrets for what I have done.
eng: I have no regrets for what I've done.
eng: I have no regrets.
eng: I don't have any regrets.
eng: I have no secrets from you.
eng: I haven't kept any secrets from you.
eng: I have no siblings.
eng: I don't have any siblings.
eng: I have not been able to find a job so far.
eng: I haven't been able to find a job so far.
eng: I have not been around much.
eng: I haven't been around much.
eng: I have not been busy since yesterday.
eng: I haven't been busy since yesterday.
eng: I have not been eating.
eng: I haven't been eating.
eng: I have not eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I have not eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the past three days.
eng: I have not eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I've eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I have not eaten anything in six days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything in six days.
eng: I have not eaten breakfast yet.
eng: I haven't eaten breakfast yet.
eng: I have not felt well recently.
eng: I haven't felt well recently.
eng: I have not finished breakfast yet.
eng: I haven't finished breakfast yet.
eng: I have not finished breakfast yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished breakfast.
eng: I have not finished lunch.
eng: I haven't finished lunch.
eng: I have not had a cold lately.
eng: I haven't had a cold recently.
eng: I have nothing to do today.
eng: I've got nothing to do today.
eng: I have nothing to do today.
eng: I've nothing to do today.
eng: I have nothing to do with the affair.
eng: I have nothing to do with that case.
eng: I have nothing to do with the affair.
eng: I have nothing to do with the matter.
eng: I have nothing to do with the affair.
eng: I have nothing to do with this matter.
eng: I have nothing to eat.
eng: I don't have anything to eat.
eng: I have nothing to lose.
eng: I've got nothing to lose.
eng: I have nothing to say to any of you.
eng: I don't have anything to say to any of you.
eng: I have not read all the books.
eng: I haven't read all of the books.
eng: I have not seen him since.
eng: I haven't seen him since.
eng: I have not seen you for ages.
eng: I haven't seen you for ages.
eng: I have not understood anything.
eng: I haven't understood anything.
eng: I have not used my time wisely.
eng: I haven't used my time wisely.
eng: I have not yet downloaded the file.
eng: I haven't downloaded the file yet.
eng: I have not yet finished my supper.
eng: I haven't finished my supper yet.
eng: I haven't a very good dictionary.
eng: I don't have a very good dictionary.
eng: I haven't been here before.
eng: I have not been here before.
eng: I haven't been home yet.
eng: I haven't yet been home.
eng: I haven't been to Australia as many times as Tom.
eng: I haven't been to Australia as many times as Tom has.
eng: I haven't been to Australia yet.
eng: I haven't yet been to Australia.
eng: I haven't been to Boston as many times as Tom has.
eng: I haven't been to Boston as many times as Tom.
eng: I haven't been to Boston yet.
eng: I haven't yet been to Boston.
eng: I haven't bought bread yet.
eng: I haven't yet bought bread.
eng: I haven't bought my ticket yet.
eng: I haven't yet bought my ticket.
eng: I haven't cleaned my room yet.
eng: I haven't yet cleaned my room.
eng: I haven't cleaned the kitchen yet.
eng: I haven't yet cleaned the kitchen.
eng: I haven't climbed Mt. Fuji yet.
eng: I haven't yet climbed Mt. Fuji.
eng: I haven't decided what to do yet.
eng: I haven't yet decided what to do.
eng: I haven't decided yet.
eng: I haven't yet decided.
eng: I haven't done enough yet.
eng: I haven't yet done enough.
eng: I haven't done my homework yet.
eng: I haven't yet done my homework.
eng: I haven't done that since I was a kid.
eng: I haven't done that since I was a child.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the last three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the past three days.
eng: I've eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything in the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything in the past three days.
eng: I've eaten nothing for the past three days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything yet today.
eng: I haven't yet eaten anything today.
eng: I haven't eaten for days.
eng: I haven't eaten for many days.
eng: I haven't eaten for many days.
eng: I haven't eaten anything for days.
eng: I haven't eaten.
eng: I have not eaten.
eng: I haven't eaten lunch yet.
eng: I haven't had lunch yet.
eng: I haven't figured that part out yet.
eng: I haven't figured out that part yet.
eng: I haven't finished breakfast yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished breakfast.
eng: I haven't finished buying everything that I need yet.
eng: I haven't finished buying everything I need yet.
eng: I haven't finished eating yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished eating.
eng: I haven't finished high school yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished high school.
eng: I haven't finished my homework yet.
eng: I have not finished my homework yet.
eng: I haven't finished writing the report yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished writing the report.
eng: I haven't forgotten.
eng: I have not forgotten.
eng: I haven't found my keys yet.
eng: I still haven't found my keys.
eng: I haven't found what I've looking for yet.
eng: I haven't yet found what I've looking for.
eng: I haven't given up hope yet.
eng: I haven't yet given up hope.
eng: I haven't given up yet.
eng: I haven't yet given up.
eng: I haven't got any energy left.
eng: I don't have any energy left.
eng: I haven't got rid of my cold yet.
eng: I haven't gotten over my cold yet.
eng: I haven't had this much fun in years.
eng: I haven't had this much fun in years!
eng: I haven't had to do that since I was thirteen years old.
eng: I haven't had to do that since I was thirteen.
eng: I haven't heard that joke in ages.
eng: I haven't heard that joke in a long time.
eng: I haven't killed anyone yet.
eng: I haven't killed anybody yet.
eng: I haven't learned to drive a car yet.
eng: I haven't learned to drive yet.
eng: I haven't lived in Australia as long as Tom.
eng: I haven't lived in Australia as long as Tom has.
eng: I haven't lived in Australia very long.
eng: I haven't lived in Australia for very long.
eng: I haven't lived in Boston as long as Tom.
eng: I haven't lived in Boston as long as Tom has.
eng: I haven't met Tom's parents yet.
eng: I haven't yet met Tom's parents.
eng: I haven't met Tom yet.
eng: I haven't yet met Tom.
eng: I haven't packed my suitcase yet.
eng: I haven't yet packed my suitcase.
eng: I haven't read all the books.
eng: I haven't read all of the books.
eng: I haven't read any of these books yet.
eng: I haven't yet read any of these books.
eng: I haven't read this book yet.
eng: I haven't yet read this book.
eng: I haven't really seen anyone do that yet.
eng: I haven't really seen anybody do that yet.
eng: I haven't received a reply yet.
eng: I haven't gotten a reply yet.
eng: I haven't ruled out doing that yet.
eng: I haven't yet ruled out doing that.
eng: I haven't seen a heterosexual person in over a week.
eng: I haven't seen a heterosexual in over a week.
eng: I haven't seen anybody do that.
eng: I haven't seen anyone do that.
eng: I haven't seen a traveller's cheque in years.
eng: I haven't seen a traveler's check in years.
eng: I haven't seen Tom for a very long time.
eng: I haven't seen Tom in very long time.
eng: I haven't seen you for a long time.
eng: I haven't seen you in a long time.
eng: I haven't seen you in a while.
eng: I have not seen you in a while.
eng: I haven't spoken with anyone about that yet.
eng: I haven't spoken with anybody about that yet.
eng: I haven't talked to the manager yet.
eng: I haven't yet talked to the manager.
eng: I haven't talked to Tom about that yet.
eng: I haven't yet talked to Tom about that.
eng: I haven't the faintest idea.
eng: I don't have the faintest idea.
eng: I haven't the foggiest idea.
eng: I don't have the faintest idea.
eng: I haven't told anybody else.
eng: I haven't told anyone else.
eng: I haven't told anybody else yet.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody else.
eng: I haven't told anyone else yet.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody else.
eng: I haven't told Tom what to do yet.
eng: I haven't yet told Tom what to do.
eng: I haven't told Tom where I'm planning to do that.
eng: I haven't told Tom where I'm planning on doing that.
eng: I haven't tried doing that yet.
eng: I haven't tried to do that yet.
eng: I haven't tried doing that yet.
eng: I haven't yet tried doing that.
eng: I haven't tried to do that yet.
eng: I haven't yet tried doing that.
eng: I haven't unpacked yet.
eng: I haven't yet unpacked.
eng: I haven't written a letter to Tom in a long time.
eng: I haven't written Tom a letter in a long time.
eng: I haven't written to Tom in a long time.
eng: I haven't written Tom in a long time.
eng: I haven't yet apologized for doing that.
eng: I haven't apologized for doing that yet.
eng: I haven't yet bought the tickets.
eng: I haven't bought the tickets yet.
eng: I haven't yet bought Tom a Christmas present.
eng: I haven't bought Tom a Christmas present yet.
eng: I haven't yet done much.
eng: I haven't done much yet.
eng: I haven't yet done that since I was a kid.
eng: I haven't yet done that since I was a child.
eng: I haven't yet finished my supper.
eng: I haven't finished my supper yet.
eng: I haven't yet finished reading this book.
eng: I haven't finished reading this book yet.
eng: I haven't yet given Tom permission to do that.
eng: I haven't given Tom permission to do that yet.
eng: I haven't yet graduated.
eng: I haven't graduated yet.
eng: I haven't yet read the instructions.
eng: I haven't read the instructions yet.
eng: I haven't yet read the report.
eng: I haven't read the report yet.
eng: I haven't yet taken out the garbage.
eng: I haven't taken out the garbage yet.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone else.
eng: I haven't told anybody else yet.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone else.
eng: I haven't told anyone else yet.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what I found.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what I found.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what I have to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what I have to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what I need to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what I need to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what I want to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what I want to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what we have to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what we have to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anyone what we need to do.
eng: I haven't yet told anybody what we need to do.
eng: I haven't yet told Tom that I'm not going to do that.
eng: I haven't yet told Tom I'm not going to do that.
eng: I haven't yet tried doing that that way.
eng: I haven't tried doing that that way yet.
eng: I haven't yet tried to do that.
eng: I haven't tried doing that yet.
eng: I haven't yet tried to do that.
eng: I haven't tried to do that yet.
eng: I haven't yet tried to do that.
eng: I haven't yet tried doing that.
eng: I haven't yet used the new hammer you gave me.
eng: I haven't yet used the new hammer that you gave me.
eng: I haven't yet washed my hands.
eng: I haven't washed my hands yet.
eng: I haven't yet washed the dishes.
eng: I haven't washed the dishes yet.
eng: I haven't yet watered the flowers.
eng: I haven't watered the flowers yet.
eng: I have often been here.
eng: I've often been here.
eng: I have often been there.
eng: I've often been there.
eng: I have only just begun.
eng: I've only just begun.
eng: I have paid for that.
eng: I've paid for that.
eng: I have post-traumatic stress disorder.
eng: I have PTSD.
eng: I have prepared your bath.
eng: I've prepared your bath.
eng: I have quit smoking and drinking.
eng: I've quit smoking and drinking.
eng: I have reached the limits of my ability.
eng: I've reached the limits of my ability.
eng: I have read both of these books, but neither of them is interesting.
eng: I've read both of these books, but neither of them is interesting.
eng: I have read every book in the library.
eng: I've read every book in the library.
eng: I have read every book on the shelf.
eng: I've read every book on the shelf.
eng: I have received your letter.
eng: I've received your letter.
eng: I have returned.
eng: I've returned.
eng: I have rewritten the sentence.
eng: I've rewritten the sentence.
eng: I have run short of money.
eng: I've run short of money.
eng: I have seen a shooting star once.
eng: I've seen a shooting star once.
eng: I have seen her before.
eng: I've seen her before.
eng: I have seen him twice since I left school.
eng: I have seen him twice since leaving school.
eng: I have seen loads of concerts.
eng: I've seen loads of concerts.
eng: I have seen much of him lately.
eng: I've seen a lot of him recently.
eng: I have seen nobody apart from you.
eng: I've seen nobody except you.
eng: I have seen that face somewhere before.
eng: I've seen that face somewhere before.
eng: I have seen the picture before.
eng: I've seen the picture before.
eng: I have several questions that I need to ask you.
eng: I have several questions I need to ask you.
eng: I have several questions that I want to ask you.
eng: I have several questions I want to ask you.
eng: I have slept.
eng: I've slept.
eng: I have some news for you!
eng: I have some news for you.
eng: I have some questions I'd like to ask you.
eng: I have some questions that I'd like to ask you.
eng: I have something I need to do this afternoon.
eng: I have something that I need to do this afternoon.
eng: I have something I need to show you.
eng: I have something that I need to show you.
eng: I have something I want to show you.
eng: I have something that I want to show you.
eng: I have something that I should show you.
eng: I have something I should show you.
eng: I have taken everything into consideration.
eng: I've taken everything into consideration.
eng: I have the feeling you'll be a very good father.
eng: I have the feeling that you'll be a very good father.
eng: I have the feeling you'll be a very good lawyer.
eng: I have the feeling that you'll be a very good lawyer.
eng: I have the impression Tom doesn't like me.
eng: I have the impression that Tom doesn't like me.
eng: I have the same dictionary as your brother has.
eng: I have the same dictionary as your brother.
eng: I have three brothers.
eng: I have 3 brothers.
eng: I have three times as many books as Tom.
eng: I have three times as many books as Tom does.
eng: I have three times as many books as you do.
eng: I have three times as many books as you have.
eng: I have to admit I enjoyed it.
eng: I have to admit that I enjoyed it.
eng: I have to admit I'm a little hesitant about asking Tom for help.
eng: I have to admit that I'm a little hesitant about asking Tom for help.
eng: I have to admit I'm curious.
eng: I have to admit that I'm curious.
eng: I have to admit I'm interested.
eng: I have to admit that I'm interested.
eng: I have to admit I'm intrigued.
eng: I have to admit that I'm intrigued.
eng: I have to admit it's very tempting.
eng: I have to admit that it's very tempting.
eng: I have to admit I was starting to feel a little sorry for myself.
eng: I have to admit that I was starting to feel a little sorry for myself.
eng: I have to admit I was worried about it.
eng: I have to admit that I was worried about it.
eng: I have to admit that I'm a bit stingy.
eng: I have to admit I'm a bit stingy.
eng: I have to admit that I'm impressed.
eng: I have to admit I'm impressed.
eng: I have to admit that I never thought of that.
eng: I have to admit I never thought of that.
eng: I have to admit that I was proud.
eng: I have to admit I was proud.
eng: I have to admit that that never occurred to me.
eng: I have to admit that never occurred to me.
eng: I have to admit that you're right.
eng: I have to admit you're right.
eng: I have to apologize.
eng: I must apologize.
eng: I have to buy Tom a gift.
eng: I have to buy a gift for Tom.
eng: I have to do that tomorrow.
eng: I must do that tomorrow.
eng: I have to find someone to do that for me.
eng: I have to find somebody to do that for me.
eng: I have to find someone to help me do that.
eng: I have to find somebody to help me do that.
eng: I have to get Tom a present.
eng: I have to get a present for Tom.
eng: I have to give something to Tom.
eng: I have to give Tom something.
eng: I have to give this book to Tom.
eng: I have to give Tom this book.
eng: I have to go now.
eng: Gotta go.
eng: I have to go to hospital.
eng: I have to go to the hospital.
eng: I have to go to school.
eng: I must go to school.
eng: I have to go to the bank.
eng: I've got to go to the bank.
eng: I have to go to the bathroom.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I have to go to the city.
eng: I need to go into town.
eng: I have to hurry to the station to get the last train.
eng: I've got to hurry to the station to get the last train.
eng: I have to know if it is true.
eng: I have to know if it's true.
eng: I have to learn French.
eng: I must learn French.
eng: I have to learn Japanese.
eng: I must learn Japanese.
eng: I have to leave now.
eng: I have to go now.
eng: I have to leave now.
eng: I must be going now.
eng: I have to leave now.
eng: I must be leaving now.
eng: I have to leave now.
eng: Well, I have to go now.
eng: I have to leave tomorrow morning.
eng: I must leave tomorrow morning.
eng: I have to pick up my kids at their school.
eng: I have to pick my kids up at their school.
eng: I have to repair it.
eng: I have to fix it.
eng: I have to say I'm astonished.
eng: I have to say that I'm astonished.
eng: I have to sell my house.
eng: I must sell my house.
eng: I have to study for a biology test.
eng: I have to revise for a biology test.
eng: I have to take this call.
eng: I have to take this.
eng: I have to talk to Tom.
eng: I must talk to Tom.
eng: I have to tell Tom and everybody else.
eng: I have to tell Tom and everyone else.
eng: I have traveled many times.
eng: I've traveled many times.
eng: I have tried every diet that has ever been published and I still haven't lost weight.
eng: I've tried every diet that has ever been published and I still haven't lost weight.
eng: I have trouble swallowing.
eng: I can't swallow properly.
eng: I have turned 20.
eng: I have turned twenty.
eng: I have underestimated the strength of my opponent.
eng: I've underestimated the strength of my opponent.
eng: I have visited Tom multiple times in Boston.
eng: I've visited Tom multiple times in Boston.
eng: I have waited for her all my life.
eng: I've waited for her all my life.
eng: I have wanted to be a painter for a long time.
eng: I've wanted to be a painter for a long time.
eng: I have warned Tom several times not to go there.
eng: I've warned Tom several times not to go there.
eng: I have weak sight.
eng: I have bad eyesight.
eng: I have won.
eng: I've won.
eng: I have yet to hear that story.
eng: I haven't yet heard that story.
eng: I hear both Tom and Mary have quit school.
eng: I hear Tom and Mary have both quit school.
eng: I hear both Tom and Mary have resigned.
eng: I hear Tom and Mary have both resigned.
eng: I heard Australia is famous for beautiful women.
eng: I heard that Australia is famous for beautiful women.
eng: I heard John speak to Mr Brown.
eng: I heard John speak to Mr. Brown.
eng: I heard someone attacked you.
eng: I heard somebody attacked you.
eng: I heard someone attacked you.
eng: I heard that someone attacked you.
eng: I heard that both Tom and Mary have been arrested.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have both been arrested.
eng: I heard that both Tom and Mary have been hospitalized.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have both been hospitalized.
eng: I heard that both Tom and Mary have passed away.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have both passed away.
eng: I heard that footprints of an abominable snowman have been discovered in the Himalayas.
eng: I heard that footprints of an abominable snowman were found in the Himalayan mountains.
eng: I heard that somebody attacked you.
eng: I heard someone attacked you.
eng: I heard that somebody attacked you.
eng: I heard that someone attacked you.
eng: I heard that someone attacked you.
eng: I heard somebody attacked you.
eng: I heard that they discovered the footprints of an abominable snowman in the Himalayan mountains.
eng: I heard that footprints of an abominable snowman were found in the Himalayan mountains.
eng: I heard that they found the footprints of an abominable snowman in the Himalayas.
eng: I heard that footprints of an abominable snowman were found in the Himalayan mountains.
eng: I heard that Tom and Mary have both died.
eng: I heard that both Tom and Mary have died.
eng: I heard that Tom committed suicide.
eng: I heard Tom committed suicide.
eng: I heard that Tom drove his car off a cliff.
eng: I heard Tom drove his car off a cliff.
eng: I heard that Tom had been smuggling drugs into America for years before he got caught.
eng: I heard that Tom had been smuggling drugs into the United States for years before he got caught.
eng: I heard that Tom has come back from Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard Tom has come back from Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard that Tom has married a rich widow.
eng: I heard Tom has married a rich widow.
eng: I heard that Tom has married a very wealthy woman.
eng: I heard Tom has married a very wealthy woman.
eng: I heard that Tom plans to move to Boston.
eng: I heard Tom plans to move to Boston.
eng: I heard that Tom was dead.
eng: I heard Tom was dead.
eng: I heard that Tom was sick in bed.
eng: I heard Tom was sick in bed.
eng: I heard that you kissed Tom.
eng: I heard you kissed Tom.
eng: I heard that you're looking for a job.
eng: I heard you're looking for a job.
eng: I heard that you were looking for me.
eng: I heard you were looking for me.
eng: I heard Tom came back to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard that Tom came back to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard Tom close the door on his way out.
eng: I heard Tom shut the door on his way out.
eng: I heard Tom doesn't live in Australia anymore.
eng: I heard that Tom doesn't live in Australia anymore.
eng: I heard Tom has a secret admirer.
eng: I heard that Tom has a secret admirer.
eng: I heard Tom has come back to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard that Tom has come back to Australia for Christmas.
eng: I heard Tom has spoken to Mary about that.
eng: I heard that Tom has spoken to Mary about that.
eng: I heard Tom moved to Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom moved to Australia.
eng: I heard Tom really likes basketball.
eng: I heard that Tom really likes basketball.
eng: I heard Tom spoke with Mary about that.
eng: I heard that Tom spoke with Mary about that.
eng: I heard Tom wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: I heard that Tom wanted to go to Australia with us.
eng: I heard Tom was in Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom was in Australia.
eng: I heard Tom went to Australia.
eng: I heard that Tom went to Australia.
eng: I heard Tom wouldn't help Mary do that.
eng: I heard that Tom wouldn't help Mary do that.
eng: I heard you didn't do that yesterday.
eng: I heard that you didn't do that yesterday.
eng: I heard your dog ran away.
eng: I heard that your dog ran away.
eng: I hear everything you say.
eng: I hear everything you're saying.
eng: I hear Robert is sick.
eng: I've heard that Robert is ill.
eng: I hear someone talking.
eng: I hear somebody talking.
eng: I hear that both Tom and Mary are planning to retire in October.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary are both planning to retire in October.
eng: I hear that both Tom and Mary have dropped out of school.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary have both dropped out of school.
eng: I hear that she's a famous actress.
eng: I hear that she is a famous actress.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary are considering getting divorced.
eng: I hear Tom and Mary are considering getting divorced.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary are getting divorced.
eng: I hear Tom and Mary are getting divorced.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary are planning to get divorced.
eng: I hear Tom and Mary are planning to get divorced.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary plan to do that tomorrow.
eng: I hear that Tom and Mary plan on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I hear that Tom broke his shoulder.
eng: I hear Tom broke his shoulder.
eng: I hear that Tom plans to do that tomorrow.
eng: I hear that Tom plans on doing that tomorrow.
eng: I hear that you have a meeting today.
eng: I hear that you'll have a meeting today.
eng: I hear that you're planning to move to Boston.
eng: I hear you're planning to move to Boston.
eng: I hear Tom isn't in Australia now.
eng: I hear that Tom isn't in Australia now.
eng: I hear Tom might be coming to Australia.
eng: I hear that Tom might be coming to Australia.
eng: I hear Tom really likes living in Australia.
eng: I hear that Tom really likes living in Australia.
eng: I hear Tom sleeps in the nude.
eng: I hear that Tom sleeps in the nude.
eng: I hear Tom won't do that again.
eng: I hear that Tom won't do that again.
eng: I hear you don't have to go to Australia.
eng: I hear that you don't have to go to Australia.
eng: I hear you have been sick.
eng: I hear that you've been sick.
eng: I hear you have been sick.
eng: I hear you've been sick.
eng: I hear you loud and clear.
eng: I hear you five-by-five.
eng: I hear you loud and clear.
eng: I read you five by five.
eng: I hear you're from Australia.
eng: I hear that you're from Australia.
eng: I hear you're moving back to Australia.
eng: I hear that you're moving back to Australia.
eng: I hear you're moving to Australia.
eng: I hear that you're moving to Australia.
eng: I hear you've been sick.
eng: I hear that you've been sick.
eng: I hear you've given up smoking.
eng: I hear you've stopped smoking.
eng: I hear you were in Australia recently.
eng: I hear that you were in Australia recently.
eng: I helped Tom pick up his stuff.
eng: I helped Tom pick his stuff up.
eng: I helped Tom put his shoes on.
eng: I helped Tom put on his shoes.
eng: I honestly didn't know that Tom didn't know any French.
eng: I honestly didn't know Tom didn't know any French.
eng: I hope all your dreams come true.
eng: I hope that all your dreams come true.
eng: I hope both Tom and Mary are coming.
eng: I hope Tom and Mary are both coming.
eng: I hope both Tom and Mary have a good time.
eng: I hope Tom and Mary both have a good time.
eng: I hoped that Tom would say that.
eng: I hoped Tom would say that.
eng: I hoped Tom wouldn't notice me.
eng: I hoped that Tom wouldn't notice me.
eng: I hoped you'd know.
eng: I hoped you would know.
eng: I hope everybody gets here on time.
eng: I hope everyone gets here on time.
eng: I hope everybody gets here on time.
eng: I hope that everybody gets here on time.
eng: I hope everybody gets here on time.
eng: I hope that everyone gets here on time.
eng: I hope everyone gets here on time.
eng: I hope that everybody gets here on time.
eng: I hope everyone is safe.
eng: I hope everybody is safe.
eng: I hope everything goes well.
eng: I hope everything goes well!
eng: I hope everything goes well.
eng: I hope that everything goes well.
eng: I hope everything is going well with you.
eng: I hope everything's going well with you.
eng: I hope everything is okay.
eng: I hope that everything is in order.
eng: I hope everything is okay.
eng: I hope that everything is okay.
eng: I hope he knows what he is doing.
eng: I hope he knows what he's doing.
eng: I hope I can find a job in Australia.
eng: I hope that I can find a job in Australia.
eng: I hope I can find a job in Boston.
eng: I hope that I can find a job in Boston.
eng: I hope I can go to Australia soon.
eng: I hope that I can go to Australia soon.
eng: I hope I can go to Boston soon.
eng: I hope that I can go to Boston soon.
eng: I hope I can make it to Boston this weekend.
eng: I hope that I can make it to Boston this weekend.
eng: I hope I can make it to Boston this winter.
eng: I hope that I can make it to Boston this winter.
eng: I hope I can meet Tom in Australia.
eng: I hope that I can meet Tom in Australia.
eng: I hope I can visit Australia before I die.
eng: I hope that I can visit Australia before I die.
eng: I hope I can visit Australia in the near future.
eng: I hope that I can visit Australia in the near future.
eng: I hope I can visit Australia soon.
eng: I hope that I can visit Australia soon.
eng: I hope I can visit Boston in the near future.
eng: I hope that I can visit Boston in the near future.
eng: I hope I can visit Boston soon.
eng: I hope that I can visit Boston soon.
eng: I hope I didn't botch the job.
eng: I hope that I didn't botch the job.
eng: I hope I didn't hurt Tom.
eng: I hope that I didn't hurt Tom.
eng: I hope I didn't mess up your evening.
eng: I hope that I didn't mess up your evening.
eng: I hope I don't disappoint you.
eng: I hope that I don't disappoint you.
eng: I hope I don't have to live in Australia for more than a year.
eng: I hope that I don't have to live in Australia for more than a year.
eng: I hope I don't have to live in Boston for more than a year.
eng: I hope that I don't have to live in Boston for more than a year.
eng: I hope I don't let you down.
eng: I hope that I don't let you down.
eng: I hope I don't regret doing that.
eng: I hope that I don't regret doing that.
eng: I hope I don't regret doing this.
eng: I hope that I don't regret doing this.
eng: I hope I gave you enough money to buy everything that you needed.
eng: I hope I gave you enough money to buy everything you needed.
eng: I hope I get a chance to do that again.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to do that again.
eng: I hope I get a chance to do that.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to do that.
eng: I hope I get a chance to go to Australia.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to go to Australia.
eng: I hope I get a chance to return the favor you've done me.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to return the favor you've done me.
eng: I hope I get a chance to visit Australia.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to visit Australia.
eng: I hope I get a chance to visit Boston.
eng: I hope that I get a chance to visit Boston.
eng: I hope I get that chance.
eng: I hope that I get that chance.
eng: I hope I get the chance to do that.
eng: I hope that I get the chance to do that.
eng: I hope I get the chance to go to Australia.
eng: I hope that I get the chance to go to Australia.
eng: I hope I get the chance to go to Boston.
eng: I hope that I get the chance to go to Boston.
eng: I hope I get the chance to meet Tom.
eng: I hope that I get the chance to meet Tom.
eng: I hope I get to come back.
eng: I hope that I get to come back.
eng: I hope I have an opportunity to meet Tom when I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope that I have an opportunity to meet Tom when I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope I have enough money to buy everything we need.
eng: I hope that I have enough money to buy everything we need.
eng: I hope I have the chance to do that.
eng: I hope that I have the chance to do that.
eng: I hope I have the chance to try doing that.
eng: I hope that I have the chance to try doing that.
eng: I hope I'll be like Tom when I grow up.
eng: I hope that I'll be like Tom when I grow up.
eng: I hope I'll get a chance to do that again.
eng: I hope that I'll get a chance to do that again.
eng: I hope I'll get a chance to see you next time I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope that I'll get a chance to see you next time I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope I'll get a chance to see you next time I'm in Boston.
eng: I hope that I'll get a chance to see you next time I'm in Boston.
eng: I hope I'll have a chance to see you the next time I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope that I'll have a chance to see you the next time I'm in Australia.
eng: I hope I'll have a chance to see you the next time I'm in Boston.
eng: I hope that I'll have a chance to see you the next time I'm in Boston.
eng: I hope I made the right decision.
eng: I hope that I made the right decision.
eng: I hope I'm not disturbing you.
eng: I hope I am not disturbing you.
eng: I hope I never have another heart attack.
eng: I hope that I never have another heart attack.
eng: I hope I never have to do that again.
eng: I hope that I never have to do that again.
eng: I hope I never have to go back to Australia.
eng: I hope that I never have to go back to Australia.
eng: I hope I never have to go back to Boston.
eng: I hope that I never have to go back to Boston.
eng: I hope I run into Tom this evening.
eng: I hope that I run into Tom this evening.
eng: I hope it doesn't come to that.
eng: I hope that it doesn't come to that.
eng: I hope it doesn't rain.
eng: I hope that it doesn't rain.
eng: I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
eng: I hope that it doesn't rain tomorrow.
eng: I hope it is an old photograph or a very beautiful photomontage.
eng: I hope it is an old picture or a very beautiful photomontage.
eng: I hope it isn't a problem.
eng: I hope that it isn't a problem.
eng: I hope it rains tomorrow.
eng: I hope that it rains tomorrow.
eng: I hope it's fine tomorrow.
eng: I hope that it's fine tomorrow.
eng: I hope it's not Tom.
eng: I hope it isn't Tom.
eng: I hope it's not too cold tomorrow.
eng: I hope it isn't too cold tomorrow.
eng: I hope it's not too hot tomorrow.
eng: I hope it isn't too hot tomorrow.
eng: I hope it's well received.
eng: I hope that it's well received.
eng: I hope it will be quiet.
eng: I hope it'll be quiet.
eng: I hope it will clear up soon.
eng: I hope it'll clear up soon.
eng: I hope it will work.
eng: I hope it'll work.
eng: I hope I will have a chance to see you next time I'm in New York.
eng: I hope that I will have a chance to see you next time I'm in New York.
eng: I hope more people are coming.
eng: I hope that more people are coming.
eng: I hope my children get more breaks in life than I did.
eng: I hope that my children get more breaks in life than I did.
eng: I hope nobody comes.
eng: I hope that nobody comes.
eng: I hope nobody comes.
eng: I hope that no one comes.
eng: I hope nobody finds out what we did.
eng: I hope no one finds out what we did.
eng: I hope nobody minds.
eng: I hope no one minds.
eng: I hope nobody saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope that nobody saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope nobody saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope that no one saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope that nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one breaks into my apartment.
eng: I hope nobody breaks into my apartment.
eng: I hope no one breaks into my house.
eng: I hope nobody breaks into my house.
eng: I hope no one comes.
eng: I hope that nobody comes.
eng: I hope no one saw me kissing Tom.
eng: I hope nobody saw me kissing Tom.
eng: I hope no one saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope nobody saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope no one saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope that nobody saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope no one saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope that no one saw you coming in here.
eng: I hope no one saw you doing that.
eng: I hope nobody saw you doing that.
eng: I hope no one steals my stuff.
eng: I hope nobody steals my stuff.
eng: I hope no one thinks it was my fault.
eng: I hope nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one thinks it was my fault.
eng: I hope that nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one thinks it was my fault.
eng: I hope no one thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope that nobody thinks that it was my fault.
eng: I hope one of you can help me.
eng: I hope that one of you can help me.
eng: I hope one of you has a gun.
eng: I hope that one of you has a gun.
eng: I hope our friendship isn't affected by this.
eng: I hope that our friendship isn't affected by this.
eng: I hope our team does well this year.
eng: I hope that our team does well this year.
eng: I hope our team plays well.
eng: I hope that our team plays well.
eng: I hope our troubles are over.
eng: I hope that our troubles are over.
eng: I hope she is okay.
eng: I hope she's okay.
eng: I hope someone turned my missing cellphone in to the lost and found.
eng: I hope someone turned in my missing cellphone to the lost and found.
eng: I hope someone will do that for Tom.
eng: I hope somebody will do that for Tom.
eng: I hope someone will do that.
eng: I hope somebody will do that.
eng: I hope that answers your question.
eng: I hope that that answers your question.
eng: I hope that changes soon.
eng: I hope that that changes soon.
eng: I hope that continues.
eng: I hope that that continues.
eng: I hope that didn't offend you.
eng: I hope that that didn't offend you.
eng: I hope that doesn't drive up prices.
eng: I hope that doesn't drive prices up.