DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: The only one who really knows that we is God.
eng: The only one who really knows we is God.
eng: The only person I know in Australia is Tom.
eng: The only person that I know in Australia is Tom.
eng: The only person that Tom knows in Australia is me.
eng: The only person Tom knows in Australia is me.
eng: The only person Tom knows in Australia is Mary.
eng: The only person that Tom knows in Australia is Mary.
eng: The only person who could've possibly done that was Tom.
eng: The only person who could have possibly done that was Tom.
eng: The only problem was that we didn't know how to do that.
eng: The only problem was we didn't know how to do that.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason Tom came was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason that Tom didn't do that was because Mary asked him not to.
eng: The only reason Tom didn't do that was because Mary asked him not to.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to Australia because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to Australia because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom and Mary did that was because everyone else in their family did.
eng: The only reason Tom and Mary did that was because everybody else in their family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Australia was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Australia was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom came to Boston was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason that Tom came to Boston was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because he had to.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because he had to.
eng: The only reason Tom did that was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason that Tom did that was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The only reason Tom is famous is because he married a famous singer.
eng: The only reason that Tom is famous is because he married a famous singer.
eng: The only reason Tom went to Australia because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to Australia because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom went to Australia because everyone else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom went to Australia because everybody else in his family did.
eng: The only reason Tom went to the party was that he expected Mary to be there.
eng: The only reason that Tom went to the party was that he expected Mary to be there.
eng: The only thing I drank was a cup of coffee.
eng: The only thing that I drank was a cup of coffee.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I want is for you to be happy.
eng: The only thing that I want is for you to be happy.
eng: The only thing my wife knows how to cook is spaghetti.
eng: The only thing that my wife knows how to cook is spaghetti.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana that I ate for breakfast.
eng: The only thing that I've eaten all day was the banana I ate for breakfast.
eng: The opinion reunites or divides men.
eng: Opinions unite or divide people.
eng: The orchestra started playing.
eng: The orchestra started to play.
eng: The other day, I thought about you.
eng: I thought about you the other day.
eng: The pain has gone.
eng: The pain is gone.
eng: The painting hanging on that wall was painted by Tom.
eng: The painting that's hanging on that wall was painted by Tom.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting is not worth the price you are asking.
eng: The painting isn't worth the price you're asking.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected.
eng: The painting that I bought from Tom didn't cost as much as I expected it to.
eng: The painting that I bought thirty years ago is worth a fortune now.
eng: The painting I bought thirty years ago is worth a fortune now.
eng: The paint on the door is not dry yet.
eng: The paint on the door isn't dry yet.
eng: The paper I need is on my desk at home.
eng: The paper that I need is on my desk at home.
eng: The park is always full of kids.
eng: The park is always full of children.
eng: The park's not far from the hotel.
eng: The park isn't far from the hotel.
eng: The party is just getting started.
eng: The party's just getting started.
eng: The party is over.
eng: The party's over.
eng: The party's Friday.
eng: The party's on Friday.
eng: The party's Monday.
eng: The party's on Monday.
eng: The party's Saturday.
eng: The party's on Saturday.
eng: The party's Sunday.
eng: The party's on Sunday.
eng: The party's Thursday.
eng: The party's on Thursday.
eng: The party's today.
eng: The party is today.
eng: The party's tomorrow.
eng: The party is tomorrow.
eng: The party's Tuesday.
eng: The party's on Tuesday.
eng: The party's Wednesday.
eng: The party's on Wednesday.
eng: The party was a lot of fun.
eng: The party was really fun.
eng: The party was fun. You should have come, too.
eng: The party was fun. You should've come, too.
eng: The party we've been invited to is tomorrow, not today.
eng: The party that we've been invited to is tomorrow, not today.
eng: The pasture has an area of 10 acres.
eng: That pasture is ten acres.
eng: The pay's not bad.
eng: The pay isn't bad.
eng: The penguin jumped out of the water.
eng: The penguin leapt out of the water.
eng: The penguin jumped out of the water.
eng: The penguin sprang out of the water.
eng: The pen I am writing with belongs to Tom.
eng: The pen I'm writing with belongs to Tom.
eng: The people here are accustomed to the cold.
eng: The people here are used to the cold.
eng: The people of America fought for their independence.
eng: The people of the United States fought for their independence.
eng: The people that we've been waiting for have finally arrived.
eng: The people we've been waiting for have finally arrived.
eng: The person in question is now staying in America.
eng: The person in question is now staying in the Unites States.
eng: The person Tom thought he'd killed is still alive.
eng: The person that Tom thought he'd killed is still alive.
eng: The person who did that yesterday was Tom.
eng: Tom is the person who did that yesterday.
eng: The phone is ringing!
eng: The phone is ringing.
eng: The pie is delicious.
eng: The pie's delicious.
eng: The pilaf with meat is eight yuan. The vegetarian pilaf is only four yuan.
eng: The pulao with meat is eight yuan. The vegetarian pulao is only four yuan.
eng: The place is not accessible by land.
eng: The place isn't accessible by land.
eng: The plane flew above the clouds.
eng: The airplane was flying above the clouds.
eng: The planet closest to the sun is Mercury.
eng: The planet nearest to the sun is Mercury.
eng: The plan is not mature.
eng: The plan is immature.
eng: The plan is not yet finalized.
eng: The plan isn't yet finalized.
eng: The plants must have died because no one watered them.
eng: The plants must've died because nobody watered them.
eng: The plants must have died because no one watered them.
eng: The plants must've died because no one watered them.
eng: The plants must've died because no one watered them.
eng: The plants must've died because nobody watered them.
eng: The plan would've worked, if you hadn't interfered.
eng: The plan would have worked, if you hadn't interfered.
eng: The plates still have to be washed up.
eng: The plates have still got to be washed up.
eng: The plates still need to be washed up.
eng: The plates have still got to be washed up.
eng: The plates that you broke weren't expensive.
eng: The plates you broke weren't expensive.
eng: The play is over.
eng: The play's over.
eng: The play was a lot of fun. I wish you could have been there.
eng: The play was a lot of fun. I wish you could've been there.
eng: The pleasure is mine.
eng: The pleasure's mine.
eng: The plural of horse is horses.
eng: The plural of "horse" is "horses."
eng: The poet lived here twenty years odd.
eng: The poet lived here some twenty odd years.
eng: The poison that Tom put in Mary's drink wasn't enough to kill her.
eng: The poison Tom put in Mary's drink wasn't enough to kill her.
eng: The police are going to catch you eventually.
eng: Eventually, the police are going to catch you.
eng: The police are going to catch you eventually.
eng: The police are going to eventually catch you.
eng: The police are going to catch you sooner or later.
eng: The police are going to catch you eventually.
eng: The police are going to catch you sooner or later.
eng: The police are going to eventually catch you.
eng: The police believe that Tom acted alone.
eng: The police believe Tom acted alone.
eng: The police believe that Tom had something to do with Mary's disappearance.
eng: The police believe Tom had something to do with Mary's disappearance.
eng: The police believe that Tom was somehow involved.
eng: The police believe Tom was somehow involved.
eng: The Police caught him red handed.
eng: The police caught him red handed.
eng: The police could arrest you for that.
eng: You could get arrested for that.
eng: The police don't know where the criminals hid themselves.
eng: The police don't know where the criminals are hiding.
eng: The policeman must say, "It's the law."
eng: The policeman must say, "It is the law."
eng: The policemen fired at the car's tires.
eng: The policemen shot at the car's tires.
eng: The police now believe that Tom had something to do with Mary's disappearance.
eng: The police now believe Tom had something to do with Mary's disappearance.
eng: The police now believe that Tom may have faked his own death.
eng: The police now believe Tom may have faked his own death.
eng: The police promised Tom that they would look for his daughter.
eng: The police promised Tom they would look for his daughter.
eng: The police said no one was injured.
eng: The police said nobody was injured.
eng: The police say they know you had an accomplice.
eng: The police say they know that you had an accomplice.
eng: The police suspected that Tom was a drug dealer.
eng: The police suspected Tom was a drug dealer.
eng: The police suspected there was a connection between the abandoned car and the dead body found three miles away.
eng: The police suspected that there was a connection between the abandoned car and the dead body found three miles away.
eng: The police suspect one was one of the people robbed the bank.
eng: The police suspect that one was one of the people robbed the bank.
eng: The police suspect that the burglar got in through an unlocked window.
eng: The police suspect the burglar got in through an unlocked window.
eng: The police suspect that Tom also murdered his first wife.
eng: The police suspect Tom also murdered his first wife.
eng: The police suspect that Tom killed himself.
eng: The police suspect Tom killed himself.
eng: The police suspect that Tom poisoned Mary's food.
eng: The police suspect Tom poisoned Mary's food.
eng: The police suspect that Tom was drugged.
eng: The police suspect Tom was drugged.
eng: The police suspect that Tom was involved in the murder.
eng: The police suspect Tom was involved in the murder.
eng: The police suspect that Tom was trying to poison Mary.
eng: The police suspect Tom was trying to poison Mary.
eng: The police suspect Tom is a serial killer.
eng: The police suspect that Tom is a serial killer.
eng: The police think that Tom acted alone.
eng: The police think Tom acted alone.
eng: The police think that Tom murdered Mary.
eng: The police think Tom murdered Mary.
eng: The police think that Tom was the arsonist.
eng: The police think Tom was the arsonist.
eng: The police think Tom paid someone to kill Mary.
eng: The police think that Tom paid someone to kill Mary.
eng: The police think Tom poisoned Mary.
eng: The police think that Tom poisoned Mary.
eng: The police were at the scene before Tom arrived.
eng: The police were at the scene before Tom got there.
eng: The police were at the scene when Tom arrived.
eng: The police were at the scene when Tom got there.
eng: The possibility that the explosion was caused by carelessness cannot be ruled out.
eng: The possibility that the explosion was caused by carelessness can't be ruled out.
eng: The possibility that the explosion was caused by carelessness cannot be ruled out.
eng: The possibility the explosion was caused by carelessness can't be ruled out.
eng: The possibility that the explosion was caused by carelessness can't be ruled out.
eng: The possibility the explosion was caused by carelessness can't be ruled out.
eng: The possibility that Tom might be doing that worried Mary.
eng: The possibility Tom might be doing that worried Mary.
eng: The possibility that Tom might do that worried Mary.
eng: The possibility Tom might do that worried Mary.
eng: The possibility Tom might get injured worried Mary.
eng: The possibility that Tom might get injured worried Mary.
eng: The possibility Tom might get lost worried Mary.
eng: The possibility that Tom might get lost worried Mary.
eng: The postman was in a good mood this morning.
eng: The postie was cheerful this morning.
eng: The postman was in good spirits this morning.
eng: The postie was cheerful this morning.
eng: The postman was in good spirits this morning.
eng: The postman was in a good mood this morning.
eng: The post office is down the street. You cannot miss it.
eng: The post office is down the street. You can't miss it.
eng: The post office is not too far from here.
eng: The post office isn't too far from here.
eng: The pot calls the kettle black.
eng: That's like the pot calling the kettle black.
eng: The pot calls the kettle black.
eng: The pot calls the kettle black!
eng: The powerful are not held accountable for their actions.
eng: The powerful aren't held accountable for their actions.
eng: The power's out.
eng: The power is out.
eng: The precise time of their arrival is not known.
eng: The precise time of their arrival isn't known.
eng: The presidential election is not a beauty contest.
eng: The presidential election isn't a beauty contest.
eng: The president proposed a new plan.
eng: The President proposed a new plan.
eng: The price did not enter into our consideration.
eng: We did not think about the price.
eng: The price is not reasonable.
eng: The price isn't reasonable.
eng: The price of food's gone up.
eng: The price of food has gone up.
eng: The prices have gone down.
eng: Prices have gone down.
eng: The prisoner escaped from prison.
eng: The prisoner escaped from jail.
eng: The prisoner was set at liberty yesterday.
eng: The prisoner was set free yesterday.
eng: The probability that it will ever happen is vanishingly small.
eng: The probability of that ever happening is vanishingly small.
eng: The problem before us today is not a new one.
eng: The problem before us today isn't a new one.
eng: The problem has been solved.
eng: The problem's been solved.
eng: The problem is difficult to solve.
eng: It is difficult to solve this problem.
eng: The problem is not insurmountable.
eng: The problem isn't insurmountable.
eng: The problem is not settled yet.
eng: The problem isn't settled yet.
eng: The problem is not so much the cost as the time.
eng: The problem isn't so much the cost as the time.
eng: The problem is not worth consideration.
eng: The problem isn't worth consideration.
eng: The problem is that everyone is too scared to talk to Tom.
eng: The problem is that everybody is too scared to talk to Tom.
eng: The problem is that that boy never does what he is told to do.
eng: The problem is that boy never does what he is told to do.
eng: The problem is that we don't know if we can trust Tom or not.
eng: The problem is that we don't know whether we can trust Tom or not.
eng: The problem is that you are too young.
eng: The problem is that you're too young.
eng: The problem is Tom didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: The problem is that Tom didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: The problem is we don't know where Tom and Mary are.
eng: The problem is that we don't know where Tom and Mary are.
eng: The problem was that we didn't know how to do that.
eng: The problem was we didn't know how to do that.
eng: The problem with windowpanes is they break easily.
eng: The problem with windowpanes is that they break easily.
eng: The process of getting a job is all about connections.
eng: The process of getting a job is all about who you know.
eng: The project is not going well.
eng: The project isn't going well.
eng: The project is taking shape.
eng: The project's taking shape.
eng: The project was not finished on time.
eng: The project wasn't finished on time.
eng: The pulse ox sensor couldn't get a good oxygen saturation reading because Tom's hands were so cold.
eng: The pulse ox sensor couldn't get a good O2 sat reading because Tom's hands were so cold.
eng: The pupil was punished for smoking.
eng: The student was punished for smoking.
eng: The quarterly growth of 1.2% means an annual growth rate of 4.8%.
eng: A quarterly growth of 1.2% means an annual growth rate of 4.8%.
eng: The question is how to say no without making Tom angry.
eng: The question is how to say no without making Tom mad.
eng: The question is where to stop the car.
eng: The question is where should we park our car.
eng: The quick brown fox did not jump over the lazy dog.
eng: The quick brown fox didn't jump over the lazy dog.
eng: The rain continued all day.
eng: It kept raining all day long.
eng: The rain gauge is broken.
eng: The pluviograph is broken.
eng: The rain has let up.
eng: The rain's let up.
eng: The real reason that I asked you to stay is that we need your help.
eng: The real reason I asked you to stay is we need your help.
eng: There are a bunch of kids playing tag on the playground.
eng: There are a lot of children playing tag on the playground.
eng: There are a lot of castles in Castile.
eng: There are many castles in Castile.
eng: There are a lot of forts in Castile.
eng: There are many forts in Castile.
eng: There are a lot of Japanese restaurants in Hawaii.
eng: There're a lot of Japanese restaurants in Hawaii.
eng: There are a lot of people I need to talk to today.
eng: There are a lot of people that I need to talk to today.
eng: There are a lot of restaurants and shops within walking distance.
eng: There are lots of restaurants and shops within walking distance.
eng: There are a lot of sights in Kyoto.
eng: There are many sights to see in Kyoto.
eng: There are a lot of stars larger than our own Sun.
eng: There are a lot of stars larger than our own sun.
eng: There are a lot of stars larger than our own Sun.
eng: There are many stars larger than our sun.
eng: There are a lot of things that we need to buy.
eng: There are a lot of things we need to buy.
eng: There are a lot of things to see and visit here.
eng: There are many things to see and visit here.
eng: There are a lot of things we still need to buy.
eng: There are a lot of things that we still need to buy.
eng: There are billions of stars in the universe.
eng: There are milliards of stars in the universe.
eng: There are certain things you need to do if you want to succeed.
eng: There are certain things that you need to do if you want to succeed.
eng: There are clean sheets under the bed.
eng: There're clean sheets under the bed.
eng: There are downsides to being pretty.
eng: There are disadvantages to being pretty.
eng: There are few men who don't know that.
eng: There are but a few men who don't know that.
eng: There are fifty stars in the American flag.
eng: There are fifty stars on the American flag.
eng: There are four seasons in a year: spring, summer, fall and winter.
eng: The four seasons are: Spring, summer, autumn and winter.
eng: There are lot of places that I haven't been to.
eng: There are lot of places I haven't been to.
eng: There are lots of presents underneath the Christmas tree.
eng: There are a lot of gifts under the Christmas tree.
eng: There are many earthquakes in Japan.
eng: There are a lot of earthquakes in Japan.
eng: There are many low-cost airlines in Europe.
eng: There are many budget airlines in Europe.
eng: There are many things I want to ask you.
eng: There are many things that I want to ask you.
eng: There are many things we can't evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are many things that we can't evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are many things we need to consider.
eng: There are many things that we need to consider.
eng: There are many things which we cannot evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are many things that we can't evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are many things which we cannot evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are many things we can't evaluate in terms of money.
eng: There are more than 4000 languages in the world.
eng: There are more than 4,000 languages in the world.
eng: There are more than 4000 languages in the world.
eng: There are over 4000 languages in the world.
eng: There are no children here.
eng: There aren't any children here.
eng: There are no eggs in the refrigerator.
eng: There are no eggs in the fridge.
eng: There are no fish in this lake.
eng: There aren't any fish in this lake.
eng: There are no gods.
eng: Gods do not exist.
eng: There are no homosexuals here.
eng: There are no gay people here.
eng: There are no homosexuals in this country.
eng: There are no gay people in this country.
eng: There are no roses in the garden.
eng: There aren't any roses in the garden.
eng: There are no stores near my house.
eng: There aren't any stores near my house.
eng: There are not many books on these shelves.
eng: There aren't many books on these shelves.
eng: There aren't any eggs in the refrigerator.
eng: There are no eggs in the fridge.
eng: There aren't any eggs in the refrigerator.
eng: There are no eggs in the refrigerator.
eng: There aren't the shoes I bought last week.
eng: There aren't the shoes that I bought last week.
eng: There are over 4000 languages in the world.
eng: In the world, there are over 4000 languages.
eng: There are over 4000 languages in the world.
eng: There are more than 4,000 languages in the world.
eng: There are so many stars in the sky, I can't count them all.
eng: There are so many stars in the sky that I can't count them all.
eng: There are so many things that I want to ask.
eng: There are so many things I want to ask.
eng: There are some cases where this rule does not apply.
eng: There are some cases where this rule doesn't apply.
eng: There are some people that I just can't stand.
eng: There are some people I just can't stand.
eng: There are some things we could've change, but we chose not to.
eng: There are some things we could have change, but we chose not to.
eng: There are still people who are unable to read.
eng: There are still people who are illiterate.
eng: There are still people who are unable to read.
eng: There are still people who cannot read.
eng: There are still people who cannot read.
eng: There are still people who can't read.
eng: There are still things that we need to do.
eng: There are still things we need to do.
eng: There are things that cannot be left to chance.
eng: There are things that can't be left to chance.
eng: There are wisterias along the garden path.
eng: There are wisteria along the garden path.
eng: The reason I came here is to tell you that Tom has been injured.
eng: The reason I came here is to tell you Tom has been injured.
eng: The reason that I came here was to find a job.
eng: The reason I came here was to find a job.
eng: The reason that the report had so many mistakes was because I wrote it in a hurry.
eng: The reason the report had so many mistakes was because I wrote it in a hurry.
eng: The reason that Tom came was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The reason Tom came was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The reason that Tom didn't do that was because Mary asked him not to.
eng: The reason Tom didn't do that was because Mary asked him not to.
eng: The reason that Tom did that was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The reason Tom did that was because Mary asked him to.
eng: The reason Tom and I are here is because we were asked to come.
eng: The reason that Tom and I are here is because we were asked to come.
eng: The reason Tom couldn't get that job was because he didn't have any experience.
eng: The reason that Tom couldn't get that job was because he didn't have any experience.
eng: The reason Tom didn't go with us was because he didn't have enough money.
eng: The reason that Tom didn't go with us was because he didn't have enough money.
eng: The reason Tom does that for Mary is because he loves her.
eng: The reason that Tom does that for Mary is because he loves her.
eng: The reason Tom got angry was that I didn't say anything.
eng: The reason that Tom got angry was that I didn't say anything.
eng: The reason Tom got sick was because he overate.
eng: The reason that Tom got sick was because he overate.
eng: The reason Tom is fat is because he eats too much and doesn't get enough exercise.
eng: The reason that Tom is fat is because he eats too much and doesn't get enough exercise.
eng: The reason Tom isn't here is because he had to go to Australia for a funeral.
eng: The reason that Tom isn't here is because he had to go to Australia for a funeral.
eng: The reason Tom isn't here is because he had to go to Boston for a funeral.
eng: The reason that Tom isn't here is because he had to go to Boston for a funeral.
eng: The reason Tom isn't here is because he's sick in bed.
eng: The reason that Tom isn't here is because he's sick in bed.
eng: The reason Tom isn't here is because he's sick.
eng: The reason that Tom isn't here is because he's sick.
eng: The reason Tom was late was because he got lost.
eng: The reason that Tom was late was because he got lost.
eng: The reason Tom went to Australia was to do just that.
eng: The reason that Tom went to Australia was to do just that.
eng: The reason Tom went to Australia was to do that.
eng: The reason that Tom went to Australia was to do that.
eng: The reason Tom went to Boston was to do just that.
eng: The reason that Tom went to Boston was to do just that.
eng: The reason Tom went to Boston was to do that.
eng: The reason that Tom went to Boston was to do that.
eng: The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization.
eng: The Red Cross is a non-profit organization.
eng: There followed a prolonged silence.
eng: A prolonged silence followed.
eng: Therefore I have written an account of what happened for your information.
eng: I then wrote a report of what happened, to inform you.
eng: There have been no problems so far.
eng: There haven't been any problems so far.
eng: There he is.
eng: There he is!
eng: There is a bank in front of the hotel.
eng: There's a bank in front of the hotel.
eng: There is a bank in front of the station.
eng: There's a bank in front of the station.
eng: There is a big supermarket in my neighborhood.
eng: There's a big supermarket in my neighborhood.
eng: There is a book about dancing on the desk.
eng: There's a book about dancing on the desk.
eng: There is a book on dancing on the desk.
eng: There is a book about dancing on the desk.
eng: There is a border between America and Mexico.
eng: There is a border between the United States and Mexico.
eng: There is a bottle in the refrigerator.
eng: There is a bottle in the fridge.
eng: There is absolutely nothing left!
eng: There's absolutely nothing left.
eng: There is absolutely nothing to see here.
eng: There's absolutely nothing to see here.
eng: There is a call for you.
eng: There's a call for you.
eng: There is a car in front of the church.
eng: There's a car in front of the church.
eng: There is a cat on my table.
eng: There's a cat on my table.
eng: There is a certain pleasure in pointing out other people's errors.
eng: There's a certain pleasure in pointing out other people's errors.
eng: There is a church across the street.
eng: There's a church across the street.
eng: There is a dictionary on the desk.
eng: There's a dictionary on the desk.
eng: There is a fan on the desk.
eng: There's a fan on the desk.
eng: There is a fountain in front of the station.
eng: There's a fountain in front of the station.
eng: There is a full moon tonight.
eng: There's a full moon tonight.
eng: There is a global problem of comprehension.
eng: There's a global problem of comprehension.
eng: There is a good chance that gasoline prices will go up.
eng: There's a good chance that gasoline prices will go up.
eng: There is a good chance that taxes will increase.
eng: There's a good chance taxes will increase.
eng: There is a good chance that taxes will increase.
eng: There's a good chance that taxes will increase.
eng: There is a great demand for gasoline.
eng: There's a great demand for gasoline.
eng: There is a leak in the roof.
eng: There's a leak in the roof.
eng: There is a library in every city in America.
eng: There is a library in every city in the United States.
eng: There is a little time before the train departs.
eng: There's a little time before the train departs.
eng: There is a lot at stake.
eng: There's a lot at stake.
eng: There is a lot of dust in the attic.
eng: There's a lot of dust in the attic.
eng: There is a lot of furniture in this room.
eng: There's a lot of furniture in this room.
eng: There is a lot of smoke.
eng: There's a lot of smoke.
eng: There is a lot of traffic on that street.
eng: There's a lot of traffic on that street.
eng: There is a lot of work to do.
eng: There's a lot of work to do.
eng: There is a lot that is happening right now.
eng: There's a lot that's happening right now.
eng: There is always a next time.
eng: There's always a next time.
eng: There is a mailbox somewhere along this street.
eng: There's a mailbox somewhere along this street.
eng: There is a man at the gate who wants to see you.
eng: There's a man at the gate who wants to see you.
eng: There is a map on the wall.
eng: There's a map on the wall.
eng: There is a message for you.
eng: There's a message for you.
eng: There is a mistake in the bill.
eng: There's a mistake in the bill.
eng: There is a mistake in this sentence.
eng: There's a mistake in this sentence.
eng: There is a new survey.
eng: There's a new survey.
eng: There is an exception to every rule.
eng: There's an exception to every rule.
eng: There is an orange on the table.
eng: There's an orange on the table.
eng: There is another storm coming.
eng: There's another storm coming.
eng: There is another way.
eng: There's another way.
eng: There is an urgent need for medical supplies.
eng: There's an urgent need for medical supplies.
eng: There is an urgent need for volunteers.
eng: There's an urgent need for volunteers.
eng: There is a page missing.
eng: There's a page missing.
eng: There is a possibility of my getting killed.
eng: There's a possibility that I'll get killed.
eng: There is a possibility that it will snow tonight.
eng: It may snow tonight.
eng: There is a possibility that we won't have to shut down the factory.
eng: There is a possibility we won't have to shut down the factory.
eng: There is a radio in my room.
eng: There's a radio in my room.
eng: There is a radio on the table.
eng: There's a radio on the table.
eng: There is a rock in my shoe.
eng: There's a rock in my shoe.
eng: There is a small pond in our garden.
eng: There's a small pond in our garden.
eng: There is a strike.
eng: There's a strike.
eng: There is a time for everything.
eng: There's a time for everything.
eng: There is a white dove on the roof.
eng: There's a white dove on the roof.
eng: There is a woman in the room.
eng: There's a woman in the room.
eng: There is a yellow rose.
eng: There's a yellow rose.
eng: There is clearly a problem.
eng: There's clearly a problem.
eng: There is enough room for everybody.
eng: There's enough room for everybody.
eng: There is little hope of his winning the election.
eng: There's hardly any hope that he'll win the election.
eng: There is little time left.
eng: There's little time left.
eng: There is milk in the refrigerator.
eng: There is milk in the fridge.
eng: There is milk in the refrigerator.
eng: There's milk in the fridge.
eng: There is no air on the moon.
eng: There's no air on the moon.
eng: There is no anwser for your question.
eng: There is no answer to your question.
eng: There is nobody inside.
eng: There's nobody inside.
eng: There is no chance of rain today.
eng: There's no chance of rain today.
eng: There is no choice.
eng: There's no choice.
eng: There is no disgrace in being poor.
eng: There's no disgrace in being poor.
eng: There is no doubt about it.
eng: There's no doubt about it.
eng: There is no doubt in my mind that Tom didn't commit suicide.
eng: There's no doubt in my mind Tom didn't commit suicide.
eng: There is no escape from fate.
eng: There is no escape from destiny.
eng: There is no escape.
eng: There's no escape.
eng: There is no food left.
eng: There's no food left.
eng: There is no furniture left in the room.
eng: There's no furniture left in the room.
eng: There is no going back.
eng: There's no going back.
eng: There is no good answer.
eng: There's no good answer.
eng: There is no good restaurant in the neighborhood.
eng: There's no good restaurant in the neighborhood.
eng: There is no grass on the moon.
eng: There's no grass on the moon.
eng: There is no knowing what he will do next.
eng: There's no telling what he'll do next.
eng: There is no knowing what will happen tomorrow.
eng: There's no knowing what'll happen tomorrow.
eng: There is no library in this town.
eng: There's no library in this town.
eng: There is no life on the moon.
eng: There's no life on the moon.
eng: There is no milk left.
eng: There's no milk left.
eng: There is no more time to waste.
eng: There's no more time to waste.
eng: There is no one here by that name.
eng: There's no one here by that name.
eng: There is no one in the house.
eng: There's no one in the house.
eng: There is no one there.
eng: There's no one there.
eng: There is no one who is born under an unlucky star, there are only people who cannot read the sky.
eng: There is no one who is born under a bad star, there are only people who don't know how to read the sky.
eng: There is no orange juice left.
eng: There's no orange juice left.
eng: There is no other explanation.
eng: There's no other explanation.
eng: There is no other way to do it.
eng: There's no other way to do it.
eng: There is no place like home.
eng: There's no place like home.
eng: There is no point in arguing with Tom.
eng: There's no point in arguing with Tom.
eng: There is no reason.
eng: There's no reason.
eng: There is no reason whatsoever to do it.
eng: There's no reason whatsoever to do it.
eng: There is no rest for the wicked.
eng: There's no rest for the wicked.
eng: There is no rose without a thorn.
eng: There is no rose without thorns.
eng: There is no salt left.
eng: There's no salt left.
eng: There is no school in August.
eng: There's no school in August.
eng: There is no school today.
eng: There's no school today.
eng: There is no smoke without fire.
eng: No smoke without fire.
eng: There is no smoke without fire.
eng: There's no smoke without fire.
eng: There is no such thing as ESP.
eng: There's no such thing as ESP.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in America, as an independent press.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in the United States, as an independent press.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in America, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dare write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who would be foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my papers, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone. The business of the journalist is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in the United States, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dare write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who would be foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my papers, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone. The business of the journalist is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in America, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dare write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who would be foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my papers, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone. The business of the journalist is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.
eng: There is no such thing, at this stage of the world’s history in The United States of America, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dare write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who would be foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my papers, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone. The business of the journalist is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.
eng: There is no table in the room.
eng: There's no table in the room.
eng: There is not a drop of water left.
eng: There isn't a drop of water left.
eng: There is not a drop of water left.
eng: There's not a drop of water left.
eng: There is not an answer for your question.
eng: There is no answer to your question.
eng: There is not an answer to your question.
eng: There is no answer to your question.
eng: There is nothing going on between Tom and me.
eng: There's nothing going on between Tom and me.
eng: There is nothing more important than friendship.
eng: There's nothing more important than friendship.
eng: There is nothing new under the sun.
eng: There's nothing new under the sun.
eng: There is nothing on earth that is not affected by the sun.
eng: There's nothing on earth that isn't affected by the sun.
eng: There is nothing on earth that is not affected by the sun.
eng: There's nothing on earth that's not affected by the sun.
eng: There is nothing to be proud of.
eng: There's nothing to be proud of.
eng: There is nothing to complain about.
eng: There's nothing to complain about.
eng: There is nothing to do here.
eng: There's nothing to do here.
eng: There is nothing to fear.
eng: There's nothing to fear.
eng: There is nothing to it.
eng: There's nothing to it.
eng: There is nothing to worry about.
eng: There's nothing to worry about.
eng: There is nothing wrong with him.
eng: There's nothing wrong with him.
eng: There is nothing wrong with this.
eng: There's nothing wrong with this.
eng: There is nothing wrong with you.
eng: Nothing is wrong with you.
eng: There is nothing wrong with you.
eng: There's nothing wrong with you.
eng: There is nothing you have that I want.
eng: There's nothing you have that I want.
eng: There is no time like the present.
eng: There's no time like the present.
eng: There is no time to argue.
eng: There's no time to argue.
eng: There is no time to be lost.
eng: There is no time to lose.
eng: There is no time to lose.
eng: There's no time to lose.
eng: There is not much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There isn't much difference between the two opinions.
eng: There is not much difference between the two.
eng: There isn't much difference between the two.
eng: There is not much difference between the two.
eng: There's not much difference between the two.
eng: There is not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There isn't much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There is not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There's not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
eng: There is not much hope.
eng: There isn't much hope.
eng: There is not much hope.
eng: There's not much hope.
eng: There is not much I can do to help, I am afraid.
eng: There's not much I can do to help, I'm afraid.
eng: There is not much traffic on this road.
eng: There isn't much traffic on this road.
eng: There is not much traffic on this road.
eng: There's not much traffic on this road.
eng: There is no use crying for help. No one will hear you.
eng: There's no use crying for help. No one will hear you.
eng: There is no use in making excuses.
eng: There's no use making excuses.
eng: There is no use talking to her.
eng: It's useless talking to her.
eng: There is no water.
eng: There's no water.
eng: There is no way we will get there in time.
eng: There's no way we'll get there in time.
eng: There is no wind today.
eng: There's no wind today.
eng: There isn't any doubt that Tom did that.
eng: There isn't any doubt Tom did that.
eng: There isn't any doubt that Tom will do that for us.
eng: There isn't any doubt Tom will do that for us.
eng: There isn't any hope.
eng: There is no hope.
eng: There isn't any milk in the glass.
eng: There's no milk in the glass.
eng: There isn't any proof that Tom did that.
eng: There isn't any proof Tom did that.
eng: There isn't anything in the box.
eng: There's nothing in the box.
eng: There isn't anywhere else to park.
eng: There's nowhere else to park.
eng: There isn't enough coffee for everyone.
eng: There isn't enough coffee for everybody.
eng: There isn't enough time to do that now.
eng: There's not enough time to do that now.
eng: There isn't much that we can do to help.
eng: There's not much that we can do to help.
eng: There isn't much water in the bottle
eng: There's not much water in the bottle.
eng: There isn't much we can do now.
eng: There's not much we can do now.
eng: There isn't much we can do to help.
eng: There isn't much that we can do to help.
eng: There is one big difference.
eng: There's one big difference.
eng: There is one problem.
eng: There's one problem.
eng: There is one thing I don't understand.
eng: There's one thing I don't understand.
eng: There is one week left.
eng: There's one week left.
eng: There is only one solution.
eng: There's only one solution.
eng: There is only one way to be sure.
eng: There's only one way to be sure.
eng: There is plenty of food.
eng: There's plenty of food.
eng: There is plenty of water.
eng: There's plenty of water.