DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Mary doesn't plan on doing that until Tom tells her to.
eng: Mary doesn't plan to do that until Tom tells her to.
eng: Mary doesn't plan on doing that until you tell her to.
eng: Mary doesn't plan to do that until you tell her to.
eng: Mary doesn't really plan on doing that, does she?
eng: Mary doesn't really plan to do that, does she?
eng: Mary doesn't really plan on staying up all night, does she?
eng: Mary doesn't really plan to stay up all night, does she?
eng: Mary doesn't wear as much makeup as Alice.
eng: Mary doesn't wear as much makeup as Alice does.
eng: Mary gave all the dresses that she'd outgrown to her younger sister.
eng: Mary gave all the dresses she'd outgrown to her younger sister.
eng: Mary got pregnant at age fourteen.
eng: Maria got pregnant at the age of 14.
eng: Mary had no husband.
eng: Mary didn't have a husband.
eng: Mary hadn't planned on kissing Tom, but she did.
eng: Mary hadn't planned to kiss Tom, but she did.
eng: Mary had planned on staying yesterday, but Tom told her to leave.
eng: Mary had planned to stay yesterday, but Tom told her to leave.
eng: Mary has a large collection of postcards.
eng: Mary's got a large collection of postcards.
eng: Mary has already told me she doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary has already told me she doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary has always been rather sporty.
eng: Mary's always been rather sporty.
eng: Mary has an appointment at the hairdresser's.
eng: Mary's got a hairdresser's appointment.
eng: Mary has a pixie haircut.
eng: Mary has a pixie cut.
eng: Mary has a tramp stamp.
eng: Mary has a lower back tattoo.
eng: Mary has a twisted sense of humor.
eng: Mary has got a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Mary has a twisted sense of humor.
eng: Mary's got a twisted sense of humour.
eng: Mary has big breasts.
eng: Mary has big boobs.
eng: Mary has everything that she needs, with one exception: Tom. She misses him very much.
eng: Mary has everything she needs, with one exception: Tom. She really misses him.
eng: Mary has fake tits.
eng: Mary has fake boobs.
eng: Mary has Hashimoto's.
eng: Mary has Hashimoto's thyroiditis.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning on doing that.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning to do that.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning on staying in Boston.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning to stay in Boston.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning on staying.
eng: Mary hasn't told me where she's planning to stay.
eng: Mary has told me she's planning on doing that.
eng: Mary has told me she's planning to do that.
eng: Mary has told me she's planning on staying where she is.
eng: Mary has told me she's planning to stay where she is.
eng: Mary has told Tom she doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary has told Tom she doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary has told Tom she doesn't plan to stay at home all day.
eng: Mary has told Tom she doesn't plan on staying at home all day.
eng: Mary has to learn the poem by heart.
eng: Mary's got to learn the poem by heart.
eng: Mary heard Tom was dating another girl.
eng: Mary heard that Tom was dating another girl.
eng: Mary insisted she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary insisted she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary is 9 months pregnant.
eng: Mary is nine months pregnant.
eng: Mary is a feminist.
eng: Mary's a feminist.
eng: Mary is a lot prettier than Alice.
eng: Mary is a lot prettier than Alice is.
eng: Mary is a mother.
eng: Mary is a mom.
eng: Mary is antisemitic.
eng: Mary's antisemitic.
eng: Mary is a spendthrift when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is a big spender when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is a spendthrift when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is greedy when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is Boston Brahmin.
eng: Mary's Boston Brahmin.
eng: Mary is convinced Tom is the man for her.
eng: Mary is convinced that Tom is the man for her.
eng: Mary is cute, but I don't think she's very smart.
eng: Mary is cute, but I don't think that she's very smart.
eng: Mary is cute, but she's not very smart.
eng: Mary is cute, but she isn't very smart.
eng: Mary is good at math.
eng: Mary is good at maths.
eng: Mary is good at maths.
eng: Mary is good at mathematics.
eng: Mary is greedy when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is a big spender when it comes to money.
eng: Mary is hourglass-shaped.
eng: Mary has an hourglass figure.
eng: Mary is Islamophobic.
eng: Mary's Islamophobic.
eng: Mary is just as beautiful as her mother.
eng: Mary is just as beautiful as her mother is.
eng: Mary is much prettier than Alice.
eng: Mary is much prettier than Alice is.
eng: Mary is not going to like it.
eng: Mary isn't going to like it.
eng: Mary is not like the other girls.
eng: Mary isn't like the other girls.
eng: Mary is not my girlfriend. She's just a friend.
eng: Mary isn't my girlfriend. She's just a friend.
eng: Mary isn't as pretty as Alice is.
eng: Mary isn't as pretty as Alice.
eng: Mary isn't planning on doing that by herself.
eng: Mary isn't planning to do that by herself.
eng: Mary isn't really planning on doing that, is she?
eng: Mary isn't really planning to do that, is she?
eng: Mary isn't really planning to eat all that by herself, is she?
eng: Mary isn't really planning on eating all that by herself, is she?
eng: Mary isn't responsible for what Tom does.
eng: Mary is not responsible for what Tom does.
eng: Mary isn't responsible for what Tom does.
eng: Mary's not responsible for what Tom does.
eng: Mary is one of the prettiest girls I know.
eng: Mary is one of the prettiest girls that I know.
eng: Mary is out of Tom's league.
eng: Mary's out of Tom's league.
eng: Mary is planning on staying there as long as she can.
eng: Mary is planning to stay there as long as she can.
eng: Mary is planning to go to Boston next week, isn't she?
eng: Mary is planning on going to Boston next week, isn't she?
eng: Mary is prettier than Alice.
eng: Mary is prettier than Alice is.
eng: Mary is pretty sure that Tom is going to ask her to marry him.
eng: Mary is pretty sure Tom is going to ask her to marry him.
eng: Mary is putting on makeup.
eng: Mary is putting makeup on.
eng: Mary is smarter than Tom.
eng: Mary's smarter than Tom.
eng: Mary is the most beautiful girl I've ever actually talked to.
eng: Mary is the most beautiful girl that I've ever actually talked to.
eng: Mary is the only woman that I've ever been in love with.
eng: Mary is the only woman I've ever been in love with.
eng: Mary is the woman I told you about.
eng: Mary is the woman that I told you about.
eng: Mary is Tom's stepsister.
eng: Mary is Tom's step-sister.
eng: Mary is wearing the necklace that Tom gave her.
eng: Mary is wearing the necklace Tom gave her.
eng: Mary is wearing the same dress she had on yesterday.
eng: Mary is wearing the same dress that she had on yesterday.
eng: Mary is wearing the same dress she was wearing yesterday.
eng: Mary is wearing the same dress that she was wearing yesterday.
eng: Mary is wearing the ugliest dress that I've ever seen.
eng: Mary is wearing the ugliest dress I've ever seen.
eng: Mary kicked Tom in the nuts.
eng: Mary kicked Tom in the balls.
eng: Mary kicked Tom in the nuts.
eng: Mary kicked Tom in the groin.
eng: Mary knew that she was attractive.
eng: Mary knew she was attractive.
eng: Mary knew that she was good-looking.
eng: Mary knew she was good-looking.
eng: Mary knew that Tom had a girlfriend, but she didn't care.
eng: Mary knew Tom had a girlfriend, but she didn't care.
eng: Mary knew that Tom was a married man, but she flirted with him anyway.
eng: Mary knew Tom was a married man, but she flirted with him anyway.
eng: Mary knows that she's good-looking.
eng: Mary knows she's good-looking.
eng: Mary knows that Tom isn't her real father.
eng: Mary knows Tom isn't her real father.
eng: Mary let me know that she planned on doing that.
eng: Mary let me know that she planned to do that.
eng: Mary let me know that she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary let me know that she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary let me know that she was planning on staying in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Mary let me know that she was planning to stay in Boston for three weeks.
eng: Mary likes futanari porn the best.
eng: Mary likes futa porn the best.
eng: Mary likes watching romantic comedies.
eng: Mary likes to watch romantic comedies.
eng: Mary made Halloween costumes for her kids.
eng: Mary made Halloween costumes for her children.
eng: Mary made the children breakfast.
eng: Mary made breakfast for the children.
eng: Mary made the kids breakfast.
eng: Mary made breakfast for the kids.
eng: Mary made the kids breakfast.
eng: Mary made the children breakfast.
eng: Mary must've been very beautiful when she was younger.
eng: Mary must have been very beautiful when she was younger.
eng: Mary must've been very beautiful when she was young.
eng: Mary must have been very beautiful when she was young.
eng: Mary must've been very pretty when she was young.
eng: Mary must have been very pretty when she was young.
eng: Mary never received the flowers that had sent her.
eng: Mary never received the flowers Tom sent her.
eng: Mary never told me she had a boyfriend.
eng: Mary never told me that she had a boyfriend.
eng: Mary now lives with her dad.
eng: Mary now lives with her father.
eng: Mary planned on doing that by herself.
eng: Mary planned to do that by herself.
eng: Mary planned on going by herself.
eng: Mary planned to go by herself.
eng: Mary planned on staying at home by herself.
eng: Mary planned to stay at home by herself.
eng: Mary probably knows I like her.
eng: Mary probably knows that I like her.
eng: Mary pulled out her knitting needles and began to knit.
eng: Mary pulled out her knitting needles and started to knit.
eng: Mary put on her wedding dress.
eng: Mary put her wedding dress on.
eng: Mary put on some lipstick.
eng: Mary put some lipstick on.
eng: Mary put some icing on the cake.
eng: Mary iced the cake.
eng: Mary received a pat-down search at the airport.
eng: Mary received a patdown search at the airport.
eng: Mary rides her bike several kilometres each day.
eng: Mary rides her bicycle several kilometres each day.
eng: Mary said her new dress cost her a lot.
eng: Mary said that her new dress cost her a lot.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan on going with us.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan to go with us.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan to go to Tom's concert.
eng: Mary said she didn't plan on going to Tom's concert.
eng: Mary said she'd never planned to stay that long.
eng: Mary said she's not planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on being there.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to be there.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that again.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that again.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that anymore.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that anymore.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that here.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that here.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on doing that this weekend.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to do that this weekend.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on going by herself.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to go by herself.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on going.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to go.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on going there anytime soon.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to go there anytime soon.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on going with us this weekend.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to go with us this weekend.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan on staying with us this weekend.
eng: Mary said she doesn't plan to stay with us this weekend.
eng: Mary said she had already planned on doing that for us.
eng: Mary said she had already planned to do that for us.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning on going.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning to go.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary said she isn't planning to stay very long.
eng: Mary said she knew what Tom was planning on doing.
eng: Mary said she knew what Tom was planning to do.
eng: Mary said she planned on going on Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to go Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned on going on Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to go on Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned on staying until next Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to stay until next Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned on staying where she was.
eng: Mary said she planned to stay where she was.
eng: Mary said she planned to go Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to go on Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned to go to the meeting on Monday.
eng: Mary said she planned on going to the meeting on Monday.
eng: Mary said she's not planning on doing that.
eng: Mary said she's not planning to do that.
eng: Mary said she's not planning on going.
eng: Mary said she's not planning to go.
eng: Mary said she's not planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary said she's not planning to stay very long.
eng: Mary said she's planning on doing that.
eng: Mary said she's planning to do that.
eng: Mary said she's planning on staying at home all day.
eng: Mary said she's planning to stay at home all day.
eng: Mary said she thought she knew what Tom planned on doing.
eng: Mary said she thought she knew what Tom planned to do.
eng: Mary said she thought Tom was planning on going to Boston with her.
eng: Mary said she thought Tom was planning to go to Boston with her.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning on going swimming tomorrow.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning to go swimming tomorrow.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning to go to Boston next week.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning on going to Boston next week.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning to go to Tom and Alice's wedding.
eng: Mary said she wasn't planning on going to Tom and Alice's wedding.
eng: Mary said she was planning on doing that in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning to do that in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning on going in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning to go in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning on staying in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning to stay in Boston next summer.
eng: Mary said she was planning on visiting an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said she was planning to visit an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said she was planning on visiting an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said that she was planning on visiting an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said she was planning to visit an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said that she was planning on visiting an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said she was planning to visit an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said that she was planning to visit an old boyfriend in Australia.
eng: Mary said she was planning to visit an old boyfriend in Boston.
eng: Mary said she was planning on visiting an old boyfriend in Boston.
eng: Mary said she was unable to do everything she'd planned to do.
eng: Mary said she wasn't able to do everything she'd planned to do.
eng: Mary said that she didn't really plan on doing that.
eng: Mary said that she didn't really plan to do that.
eng: Mary said that she'd never leave her husband.
eng: Mary said she'd never leave her husband.
eng: Mary said that she'd never planned on living in Boston for so long.
eng: Mary said that she'd never planned to live in Boston for so long.
eng: Mary said that she was alone.
eng: Mary said she was alone.
eng: Mary said that she wasn't planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary said that she wasn't planning to stay very long.
eng: Mary said that Tom was her boyfriend.
eng: Mary said Tom was her boyfriend.
eng: Mary's an antisemite.
eng: Mary is an antisemite.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan on going home early.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan to go home early.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan on staying so long.
eng: Mary says she didn't plan to stay so long.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know when Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know when Tom is planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know when Tom is planning on going to Boston.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know when Tom is planning to go to Boston.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know where Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know where Tom is planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know who Tom is planning on doing that with.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know who Tom is planning to do that with.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know who Tom is planning to go with.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know who Tom is planning on going with.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know why Tom is planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't know why Tom is planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on being there.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to be there.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that again.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that again.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that anymore.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that anymore.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that by herself.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that by herself.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on going anywhere tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to go anywhere tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on going back there again.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to go back there again.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on going by herself.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to go by herself.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on going this week.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to go this week.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan on staying here much longer.
eng: Mary says she doesn't plan to stay here much longer.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on doing that again.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to do that again.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on doing that anymore.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to do that anymore.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on going anywhere.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to go anywhere.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on going there again.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to go there again.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning on staying inside all day.
eng: Mary says she isn't planning to stay inside all day.
eng: Mary says she knows Tom can't eat chestnuts.
eng: Mary says she knows that Tom can't eat chestnuts.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on doing that anymore.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to do that anymore.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on going anymore.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to go anymore.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on going.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to go.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on going tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to go tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's not planning on staying here all winter.
eng: Mary says she's not planning to stay here all winter.
eng: Mary says she's planning on attending our party.
eng: Mary says she's planning to attend our party.
eng: Mary says she's planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she's planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she's planning on doing that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's planning to do that tomorrow.
eng: Mary says she's planning on going.
eng: Mary says she's planning to go.
eng: Mary says she's still planning on doing that.
eng: Mary says she's still planning to do that.
eng: Mary says she's still planning on going.
eng: Mary says she's still planning to go.
eng: Mary's bipolar.
eng: Mary is bipolar.
eng: Mary's book on hedgehogs testifies to her love for these animals.
eng: Mary's book on hedgehogs demonstrates her love for these animals.
eng: Mary seemed surprised when I told her what Tom was planning on doing.
eng: Mary seemed surprised when I told her what Tom was planning to do.
eng: Mary's father bought her a doll.
eng: Mary's father bought a doll for her.
eng: Mary's father bought Mary a doll.
eng: Mary's father bought a doll for Mary.
eng: Mary's good at math.
eng: Mary is good at math.
eng: Mary's got an appointment at the hairdresser's.
eng: Mary has a hairdresser's appointment.
eng: Mary's got an appointment at the hairdresser's.
eng: Mary has an appointment at the hairdresser's.
eng: Mary's got an appointment at the hairdresser's.
eng: Mary's got a hairdresser's appointment.
eng: Mary's grandmother is toothless.
eng: Mary's grandmother doesn't have any teeth.
eng: Mary showed the letter to me.
eng: Mary showed me the letter.
eng: Mary's husband told me she wasn't at home.
eng: Mary's husband told that me she wasn't at home.
eng: Mary's less active than her sister.
eng: Mary is less active than her sister.
eng: Mary smiled when she noticed that Tom was staring at her legs.
eng: Mary smiled when she noticed Tom was staring at her legs.
eng: Mary's my niece.
eng: Mary is my niece.
eng: Mary sold the bracelet Tom gave her.
eng: Mary sold the bracelet that Tom gave her.
eng: Mary's parents cannot stand Tom.
eng: Mary's parents can't stand Tom.
eng: Mary's phone was confiscated because she was caught texting during class.
eng: Mary's phone was confiscated because she was caught texting in class.
eng: Mary's pullover is bright red.
eng: Mary's jumper is bright red.
eng: Mary thinks that Tom is the man for her.
eng: Mary thinks Tom is the man for her.
eng: Mary threw me out of the kitchen.
eng: Mary kicked me out of the kitchen.
eng: Mary told everyone that she was Tom's wife.
eng: Mary told everybody that she was Tom's wife.
eng: Mary told me she liked pizza.
eng: Mary told me that she liked pizza.
eng: Mary told me she planned on waiting until Monday to do that.
eng: Mary told me she planned to wait until Monday to do that.
eng: Mary told me she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning to do that.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning on eating out today.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning to eat out today.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning on going.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning to go.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning on staying very long.
eng: Mary told me she wasn't planning to stay very long.
eng: Mary told me she was pregnant.
eng: Mary told me that she was pregnant.
eng: Mary told me that she didn't love her husband anymore.
eng: Mary told me she didn't love her husband anymore.
eng: Mary told me that she loved me.
eng: Mary told me she loved me.
eng: Mary told me that she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she thought Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she thought that Tom was handsome.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy a necklace for her.
eng: Mary told me that she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me she wanted Tom to buy her a necklace.
eng: Mary told me that she was sad.
eng: Mary told me she was sad.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning on doing that.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning to do that.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning on going.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning to go.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning on staying.
eng: Mary told me where she was planning to stay.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan on doing that.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan to do that.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan on going.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan to go.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan on going with him.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan to go with him.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan on staying very long.
eng: Mary told Tom she didn't plan to stay very long.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning on doing that.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning to do that.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning on going.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning to go.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning on staying in Boston until October.
eng: Mary told Tom she was planning to stay in Boston until October.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning on going.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning to go.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning on staying in Boston very long.
eng: Mary told Tom that she wasn't planning to stay in Boston very long.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning on doing that.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning to do that.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning on going.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning to go.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning on staying in Boston until October.
eng: Mary told Tom that she was planning to stay in Boston until October.
eng: Mary took off her earrings.
eng: Mary took her earrings off.
eng: Mary wants to get her navel pierced.
eng: Mary wants to get her belly button pierced.
eng: Mary was hoping that Tom would propose to her.
eng: Mary was hoping Tom would propose to her.
eng: Mary was killed with a tyre iron.
eng: Mary was killed with a tire iron.
eng: Mary was not one of the most popular girls.
eng: Mary wasn't one of the most popular girls.
eng: Mary wasn't planning on doing that until Tom asked her to.
eng: Mary wasn't planning to do that until Tom asked her to.
eng: Mary wasn't planning on going until Tom asked her to.
eng: Mary wasn't planning to go until Tom asked her to.
eng: Mary was rescued by a handsome fireman.
eng: Mary was rescued by a handsome firefighter.
eng: Mary was the prettiest girl that Tom had ever seen.
eng: Mary was the prettiest girl Tom had ever seen.
eng: Mary wished she had a boyfriend.
eng: Mary wished that she had a boyfriend.
eng: Masha didn't know her parents.
eng: Masha did not know her parents.
eng: May all your dreams come true!
eng: May all your dreams come true.
eng: Maybe I should have spoken with Tom.
eng: Maybe I should've spoken with Tom.
eng: Maybe I should've done this sooner.
eng: Maybe I should have done this sooner.
eng: Maybe I should've told Tom.
eng: Maybe I should have told Tom.
eng: Maybe I should've told you.
eng: Maybe I should have told you.
eng: Maybe it is destiny.
eng: Maybe it's destiny.
eng: Maybe it was not so obvious.
eng: Maybe it wasn't so obvious.
eng: Maybe next time you'll listen to me when I tell you to be careful.
eng: Maybe the next time you'll listen to me when I tell you to be careful.
eng: Maybe someone made Tom do that.
eng: Maybe somebody made Tom do that.
eng: Maybe they are happy.
eng: Maybe they're happy.
eng: Maybe this is not such a good idea.
eng: Maybe this isn't such a good idea.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary didn't do what everyone says they did.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary didn't do what everybody says they did.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they're not supposed to do that again.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they aren't supposed to do that again.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they're not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they aren't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they're not supposed to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they aren't supposed to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they're not supposed to park there.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary don't know they aren't supposed to park there.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary saw something they shouldn't have.
eng: Maybe Tom and Mary saw something they shouldn't have seen.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not likely to be punished.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't likely to be punished.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that again.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that again.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that anymore.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to help Mary do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he's not supposed to park there.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know he isn't supposed to park there.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I don't often do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I don't often do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I don't often do that nowadays.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I don't often do that nowadays.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I hardly ever do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I hardly ever do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I've never done that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I've never done that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that I won't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know I won't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary didn't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary didn't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary did that last night.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary did that last night.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary isn't the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary is the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary knows how to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary needs to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary needs to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary should do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary should do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary shouldn't do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary wants to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary wants to do that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know Mary wasn't the one who did that.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that won't happen anytime soon.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that that won't happen anytime soon.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that won't happen today.
eng: Maybe Tom doesn't know that that won't happen today.
eng: Maybe Tom saw something he shouldn't have.
eng: Maybe Tom saw something he shouldn't have seen.
eng: Maybe Tom should consider the possibility that Mary has left him for good.
eng: Maybe Tom should consider the possibility Mary has left him for good.
eng: Maybe Tom should've stayed with the children.
eng: Maybe Tom should have stayed with the children.
eng: Maybe Tom should've told you that.
eng: Maybe Tom should have told you that.
eng: Maybe Tom should've tried harder.
eng: Maybe Tom should have tried harder.
eng: Maybe we could've prevented this from happening.
eng: Maybe we could have prevented this from happening.
eng: Maybe we should've listened to Tom.
eng: Maybe we should have listened to Tom.
eng: Maybe we should've peeled the apples before we ate them.
eng: Maybe we should have peeled the apples before we ate them.
eng: Maybe we won't find anyone to do that.
eng: Maybe we won't find anybody to do that.
eng: Maybe we won't find anyone who wants to do anything with us.
eng: Maybe we won't find anybody who wants to do anything with us.
eng: Maybe you are working too hard.
eng: Maybe you're working too hard.
eng: Maybe you don't agree with what I'm saying.
eng: Maybe you disagree with what I'm saying.
eng: Maybe you should have told Tom the truth.
eng: Maybe you should've told Tom the truth.
eng: Maybe you should've said something about this earlier.
eng: Maybe you should have said something about this earlier.
eng: Maybe you should've thought of that before you did what you did.
eng: Maybe you should have thought of that before you did what you did.
eng: Maybe you should've told Tom that.
eng: Maybe you should have told Tom that.
eng: Maybe you should've tried harder.
eng: Maybe you should have tried harder.
eng: May fortune smile upon you.
eng: May fortune smile on you.
eng: May God be with us.
eng: God be with us.
eng: May God bless you and your family.
eng: God bless you and your family.
eng: May God have mercy on him.
eng: May God have mercy upon him.
eng: May I ask a stupid question?
eng: Can I ask a dumb question?
eng: May I ask you a favor?
eng: May I ask you a favour?
eng: May I ask your name?
eng: May I ask you what your name is?
eng: May I borrow your bicycle?
eng: May I borrow your bike?
eng: May I go home now?
eng: Is it all right if I go home now?
eng: May I go home now?
eng: Is it OK if I go home now?
eng: May I open the curtain?
eng: Can I open the curtain?
eng: May I open the curtain?
eng: Is it OK if I open the curtain?
eng: May I park here?
eng: Is it all right if I park here?
eng: May I pay by check?
eng: Is it all right if I pay by check?
eng: May I pay by check?
eng: Is it OK if I pay by check?
eng: May I present my wife to you?
eng: May I introduce you to my wife?
eng: May I put this here?
eng: Is it all right if I put this here?
eng: May I see your ID?
eng: May I see your identification?
eng: May I see your passport?
eng: May I look at your passport?
eng: May I stay a little longer?
eng: Is it all right if I stay a little longer?
eng: May I take pictures?
eng: Is it all right if I take pictures?
eng: May I use your phone?
eng: Can I use your phone?
eng: May the force be with you.
eng: May the Force be with you!
eng: May the Force be with you.
eng: May the Force be with you!
eng: May this letter find you well and happy.
eng: May this letter find you well and happy!
eng: May you be happy!
eng: May you be happy.
eng: Mazal tov!
eng: Mazal tov.
eng: Measure twice, cut once.
eng: Measure twice, cut once!
eng: Measure twice, cut once!
eng: Measure twice. Cut once.
eng: Measure twice, cut once.
eng: Measure twice. Cut once.
eng: Men cry too.
eng: Men cry, too.
eng: Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the nearest planet to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun.
eng: Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun.
eng: Mercury is the nearest planet to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the planet nearest to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the planet nearest to the sun.
eng: Mercury is the nearest planet to the sun.
eng: Me, too.
eng: Me neither.
eng: Me too.
eng: Me too!
eng: Me, too.
eng: Me too.
eng: Michael Jackson has passed away.
eng: Michael Jackson died.
eng: Michael Jackson has passed away.
eng: Michael Jackson has died.
eng: Might I ask your name?
eng: May I ask your name?
eng: Might this restaurant have pilaf?
eng: Might this restaurant have pulao?
eng: Mike cannot have done such a thing.
eng: Mike can't have done such a thing.
eng: Mike didn't join the practice yesterday.
eng: Mike didn't take part in yesterday's practice.
eng: Mike is captain of our team.
eng: Mike is the team's captain.
eng: Mike Pompeo claims Iran sank the USS Maine.
eng: Mike Pompeo claims that Iran sank the USS Maine.
eng: Mike visited Mr Ogaki, who is our principal.
eng: Mike visited Mr. Ogaki who is our principal.
eng: Millions of persons lost all their savings.
eng: Millions of people lost all their savings.
eng: Mind your own business!
eng: Mind your own business.
eng: Mine is bigger than yours.
eng: Mine's bigger than yours.
eng: Mine is not as good as yours.
eng: Mine isn't as good as yours.
eng: Mine is not so good as yours.
eng: Mine isn't as good as yours.
eng: Misfortunes never come singly.
eng: It never rains, it pours.
eng: Mom bought a puppy for us.
eng: Mom bought us a puppy.
eng: Mom didn't mention it.
eng: Mom did not mention it.
eng: Mom, I am hungry.
eng: Mum, I'm hungry.
eng: Mom, I'm hungry.
eng: Mum, I'm hungry.
eng: Mom is at work.
eng: Mom's at work.
eng: Mommy's working.
eng: Mummy's working.
eng: Mom's working.
eng: Mum's working.
eng: Monday is the only day of the week that Tom doesn't do that.
eng: Monday is the only day of the week Tom doesn't do that.
eng: Monday is the only day of the week that Tom doesn't get home before 2:30.
eng: Monday is the only day of the week Tom doesn't get home before 2:30.
eng: Mondays are open mike nights.
eng: Mondays are open mic nights.
eng: Money cannot buy freedom.
eng: Money can't buy freedom.
eng: Money cannot buy happiness.
eng: Money can't buy happiness.
eng: Money cannot make up for lost time.
eng: Money can't make up for lost time.
eng: Money does not always bring happiness.
eng: Money doesn't always bring happiness.
eng: Money does not grow on trees.
eng: Money doesn't grow on trees.
eng: Money is not everything.
eng: Money isn't everything.
eng: Money isn't everything, but it sure helps!
eng: Money isn't everything, but it sure helps.
eng: Money won't bring you happiness.
eng: Money will not bring you happiness.
eng: More is not always better.
eng: More isn't always better.
eng: Moreover, freedom in America is indivisible from the freedom to practice one's religion. That is why there is a mosque in every state of our union, and over 1,200 mosques within our borders.
eng: Moreover, freedom in the United States is indivisible from the freedom to practice one's religion. That is why there is a mosque in every state of our union, and over 1,200 mosques within our borders.
eng: More than 40 percent of the students go to university.
eng: More than 40 percent of students go on to university.
eng: More than thirty percent of our students go on to university.
eng: More than 30% of our students go on to university.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know that he doesn't speak French very well.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know he doesn't speak French very well.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know that he's a recovering alcoholic.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know he's a recovering alcoholic.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know that he's in the hospital.
eng: Most of Tom's friends know he's in the hospital.
eng: Most of your answers were wrong.
eng: Most of your answers were incorrect.
eng: Most people feel that that's wrong.
eng: Most people feel that's wrong.
eng: Most people know sea water isn't drinkable.
eng: Most people know that sea water isn't drinkable.
eng: Most people know that sea water is undrinkable.
eng: Most people know sea water is undrinkable.
eng: Most people think that they're above average.
eng: Most people think they are above average.
eng: Most people think they're above average.
eng: Most people think they are above average.
eng: Most smokers say that they want to quit.
eng: Most smokers say they want to quit.
eng: Most students come to school on foot.
eng: Most students walk to school.
eng: Most work is not very pleasant.
eng: Most work isn't very pleasant.
eng: Mother boiled ten eggs.
eng: My mother boiled ten eggs.
eng: Mother bought my brother a yellow umbrella.
eng: My mother bought my brother a yellow umbrella.
eng: Mount Fuji is Japan's most famous mountain.
eng: Mt. Fuji is Japan's most famous mountain.
eng: Move along, please.
eng: Move along, please!
eng: Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.
eng: Mr Brown always carries a book.
eng: Mr Brown always carries a book with him.
eng: Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.
eng: Mr Brown is our English teacher.
eng: Mr. Brown is our English teacher.
eng: Mr Brown took charge of this class last year.
eng: Mr. Brown took charge of this class last year.
eng: Mr Ford owns this land.
eng: Mr. Ford owns this land.
eng: Mr Gray was the first man that arrived.
eng: Mr. Gray was the first man that arrived.
eng: Mr Green is a teacher of history.
eng: Mr. Green is a history teacher.
eng: Mr Green, you are wanted on the phone.
eng: Mr. Green, you are wanted on the phone.
eng: Mr Grey did not enjoy his job.
eng: Mr. Grey didn't enjoy his work.
eng: Mr Ito teaches history.
eng: Mr. Ito teaches history.
eng: Mr. Jackson somehow knew that Tom had done my homework for me.
eng: Mr. Jackson somehow knew Tom had done my homework for me.
eng: Mr Jones reprimanded me for taking a spot of shut-eye during class.
eng: Mr. Jones reprimanded me for falling asleep during class.
eng: Mr. Kato teaches us English.
eng: Mr Kato teaches us English.
eng: Mr Mitchel demanded that I pay the rest of the money by the end of the week.
eng: Mr. Mitchel demanded that I pay the rest of the money by the end of the week.
eng: Mr. Smith founded this school forty years ago.
eng: Mr. Smith established this school forty years ago.
eng: Mr Smith founded this school forty years ago.
eng: Mr. Smith founded this school forty years ago.
eng: Mr Smith left Japan this morning.
eng: Mr. Smith left Japan this morning.
eng: Mr Smith proposed marriage to Jane.
eng: Mr. Smith asked Jane to marry him.
eng: Mrs Ogawa is really good at tennis.
eng: Mrs. Ogawa is really good at tennis.
eng: Mrs Schneider's neighbour's got a house in Provence.
eng: Mrs Schneider's neighbour has a house in Provence.
eng: Mr Tanaka makes a living by running a small stationery shop near the station.
eng: Mr. Tanaka makes a living by running a small stationery shop near the station.
eng: Mr. Wang learnt German because he wanted to go to Germany.
eng: Mr. Wang learned German because he wanted to work in Germany.
eng: Mr. Wang learnt German because he wanted to work in Germany.
eng: Mr. Wang has learned German because he wanted to work in Germany.
eng: Mr White soon began to feel guilty.
eng: Mr. White soon began to feel guilty.
eng: Mr Wilder gave me your e-mail address.
eng: Mr. Wilder gave me your email address.
eng: Mt. Fuji is not as high as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji is not as tall as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji is not as high as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji isn't as tall as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji is not as tall as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji isn't as tall as Mt. Everest.
eng: Mt. Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan.
eng: Mt. Fuji is Japan's tallest mountain.
eng: Mum, I am hungry.
eng: Mum, I'm hungry.
eng: Mummy and Daddy are very nervous.
eng: Mom and Dad are very nervous.
eng: Muriel is living poorly off of her part-time job.
eng: Muriel is making a poor living from her part-time job.
eng: Muslims believe there is only one God.
eng: Muslims believe that there is only one God.
eng: Must you work on Sunday?
eng: Do you need to work on Sunday?
eng: My acquaintance with Esperanto enabled me to look deeper into the make-up and function of language.
eng: My familiarity with Esperanto allowed me to more deeply understand the structure and function of language.
eng: My advice was not followed.
eng: My advice wasn't followed.
eng: My answer corresponds with yours.
eng: My answer matches yours.
eng: My apartment is not far from here.
eng: My apartment isn't far from here.
eng: My aunt had three kids.
eng: My aunt had three children.
eng: My bad.
eng: My bad!
eng: My bad!
eng: My mistake!
eng: My bedroom is not as clean as yours.
eng: My bedroom isn't as clean as yours.
eng: My behavior was very odd.
eng: My behaviour was very strange.
eng: My bicycle cost twice as much as Tom's.
eng: My bicycle cost twice as much as Tom's bicycle.
eng: My bicycle has a flat tire.
eng: My bicycle has a flat.
eng: My bicycle's got a flat tyre.
eng: My bicycle has a flat tyre.
eng: My bicycle's got a flat tyre.
eng: My bike has a flat tyre.
eng: My bicycle's got a flat tyre.
eng: My bike's got a flat tyre.
eng: My bike disappeared.
eng: My bicycle disappeared.
eng: My bike is not anything like yours.
eng: My bike isn't anything like yours.
eng: My boyfriend is not a loser.
eng: My boyfriend isn't a loser.
eng: My brother is in Australia now.
eng: My brother's in Australia now.
eng: My brother is not busy.
eng: My brother isn't busy.
eng: My brother isn't home.
eng: My brother is not at home.
eng: My brother is so smart and witty that I can not beat him in an argument.
eng: My brother is so smart and witty that I cannot beat him in an argument.
eng: My brother is three years older than I am.
eng: My brother is three years older than me.
eng: My brother is three years younger than I am.
eng: My brother is three years younger than me.
eng: My brother must've written this letter.
eng: My brother must have written this letter.
eng: My brother's smoking.
eng: My brother is smoking.
eng: My car is nicer than Tom's.
eng: My car is nicer than Tom's car.
eng: My car is not brown.
eng: My car isn't brown.
eng: My car is not red, it is blue.
eng: My car isn't red. It's blue.
eng: My car is not red, it is blue.
eng: My car's not red. It's blue.
eng: My car is not yellow.
eng: My car isn't yellow.
eng: My car isn't red. It's blue.
eng: My car's not red. It's blue.
eng: My car's been stolen.
eng: My car has been stolen.
eng: My cell phone is handy.
eng: My mobile phone is handy.
eng: My children are at school.
eng: My kids are at school.
eng: My client never should've been arrested.
eng: My client never should have been arrested.
eng: My college has a dormitory.
eng: My college has dormitories.
eng: My computer has frozen.
eng: My computer is hung up.
eng: My computer's acting strange.
eng: My computer is behaving strangely.
eng: My computer won't start up anymore.
eng: My computer doesn't boot up anymore.
eng: My cousin goes to the Carpathians every year.
eng: My sister goes to the Carpathians every year.
eng: My cousin has blonde curly hair.
eng: My cousin has curly blonde hair.
eng: My dad is not home at the moment.
eng: My dad isn't home at the moment.
eng: My dad's free on Monday.
eng: My father's free on Monday.
eng: My daughter held on to my coat sleeve and would not let me go.
eng: My daughter held on to my coat sleeve and wouldn't let me go.
eng: My doctor told me I wasn't drinking enough water.
eng: My doctor told me that I wasn't drinking enough water.
eng: My doctor told me that I should eat more.
eng: My doctor told me I should eat more.
eng: My doctor told me to quit smoking.
eng: My doctor told me to give up smoking.
eng: My dog is bigger than yours is.
eng: My dog is bigger than yours.
eng: My dog is not so big.
eng: My dog isn't so big.
eng: My dog is scared to death of needles.
eng: My dog is dead scared of needles.
eng: My door's always open.
eng: My door is always open.
eng: My dream is to be a firefighter.
eng: My dream is to become a firefighter.
eng: My dream is to study Bengali in Dhaka.
eng: My dream is to study Bangla in Dhaka.
eng: My dream is to study Bengali in Kolkata.
eng: My dream is to study Bangla in Kolkata.
eng: My dream is to study Cantonese in Guangzhou.
eng: My dream is to study Cantonese in Canton.
eng: My dream is to study Kannada in Bengaluru.
eng: My dream is to study Kannada in Bangalore.
eng: My dream is to study Kannada in Mysore.
eng: My dream is to study Kannada in Mysuru.
eng: My dream is to study Klingon on Kronos.
eng: My dream is to study Klingon on Qo'noS.
eng: My dream is to study Taiwanese Hokkien in Taipei.
eng: My dream is to study Taiwanese in Taipei.
eng: My elder brother got a position in a big business.
eng: My older brother got a position in a big business.
eng: My experience tells me that is not a good idea.
eng: My experience tells me that isn't a good idea.
eng: My experience tells me that isn't a good idea.
eng: My experience tells me that that isn't a good idea.
eng: My eyes aren't grey.
eng: My eyes aren't gray.
eng: My eyes hurt.
eng: My eyes hurt!
eng: My family is not all that large.
eng: My family isn't all that large.
eng: My family is not rich.
eng: My family isn't rich.
eng: My family is not rich.
eng: My family's not rich.