DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: I'm sure Tom would've been unable to do that without Mary's help.
eng: I'm sure Tom would have been unable to do that without Mary's help.
eng: I'm sure Tom would've told me if he'd known.
eng: I'm sure Tom would have told me if he'd known.
eng: I'm sure we can manage that.
eng: I'm sure that we can manage that.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything illegal.
eng: I'm sure that we haven't done anything illegal.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have done.
eng: I'm sure that we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have done.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have done.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have.
eng: I'm sure that we haven't done anything that we shouldn't have done.
eng: I'm sure we haven't done anything wrong.
eng: I'm sure that we haven't done anything wrong.
eng: I'm sure we'll be able to manage that.
eng: I'm sure that we'll be able to manage that.
eng: I'm sure you are wrong.
eng: I'm sure you're wrong.
eng: I'm sure you can do that again.
eng: I'm sure that you can do that again.
eng: I'm sure you can do that.
eng: I'm sure that you can do that.
eng: I'm sure you'll be able to do that.
eng: I'm sure that you'll be able to do that.
eng: I'm sure you'll be satisfied.
eng: I'm sure that you'll be satisfied.
eng: I'm sure you'll enjoy studying French with Tom.
eng: I'm sure that you'll enjoy studying French with Tom.
eng: I'm sure you'll have fun at Tom's party.
eng: I'm sure that you'll have fun at Tom's party.
eng: I'm sure you'll like this.
eng: I'm sure that you'll like this.
eng: I'm sure you'll like Tom.
eng: I'm sure that you'll like Tom.
eng: I'm sure you're right.
eng: I am sure you are right.
eng: I'm sure you will succeed.
eng: I'm sure that you'll succeed.
eng: I'm surprised how warm it's got today.
eng: I'm surprised how warm it's become today.
eng: I'm surprised I made it to thirty.
eng: I'm surprised that I made it to thirty.
eng: I'm surprised that building is still standing.
eng: I'm surprised that that building is still standing.
eng: I'm surprised that I don't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised I don't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that I don't have to do the same thing you have to do.
eng: I'm surprised I don't have to do the same thing you have to do.
eng: I'm surprised that I don't have to do what you have to do.
eng: I'm surprised I don't have to do what you have to do.
eng: I'm surprised that she did such a thing.
eng: I'm surprised she did such a thing.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom can't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised Tom can't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't agree with you.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't agree with you.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't enjoy the concert.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't enjoy the concert.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't hear anything.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't hear anything.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom doesn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised Tom doesn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you asked me that.
eng: I'm surprised you asked me that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know that you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that you're so naïve.
eng: I'm surprised that you're so naive.
eng: I'm surprised that you're so naive.
eng: I'm surprised you're so naive.
eng: I'm surprised that you won the prize.
eng: I'm surprised you won the prize.
eng: I'm surprised Tom and Mary are still seeing each other.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom and Mary are still seeing each other.
eng: I'm surprised Tom and Mary don't like each other.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom and Mary don't like each other.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't come by car.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't come by car.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't do that.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't do that.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't do what you asked him to do.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't do what you asked him to do.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't know how to spell Mary's last name.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't know how to spell Mary's last name.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't mention Mary.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't mention Mary.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't show up at Mary's party.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't show up at Mary's party.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't show up.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't show up.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't thank Mary for the gift.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't thank Mary for the gift.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't want to come.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't want to come.
eng: I'm surprised Tom didn't win.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom didn't win.
eng: I'm surprised Tom doesn't have a bicycle.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom doesn't have a bicycle.
eng: I'm surprised Tom doesn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom doesn't have a girlfriend.
eng: I'm surprised Tom doesn't know how to sing at least one song in French.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom doesn't know how to sing at least one song in French.
eng: I'm surprised Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
eng: I'm surprised Tom gave Mary all the money she asked for.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom gave Mary all the money she asked for.
eng: I'm surprised Tom had the gall to do that.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom had the gall to do that.
eng: I'm surprised Tom hasn't bounced back by now.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom hasn't bounced back by now.
eng: I'm surprised Tom isn't busy today.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom isn't busy today.
eng: I'm surprised Tom isn't here.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom isn't here.
eng: I'm surprised Tom isn't here today.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom isn't here today.
eng: I'm surprised Tom isn't with Mary now.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom isn't with Mary now.
eng: I'm surprised Tom is still alive.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom is still alive.
eng: I'm surprised Tom let Mary go out alone.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom let Mary go out alone.
eng: I'm surprised Tom never mentioned you.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom never mentioned you.
eng: I'm surprised Tom remembers Mary.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom remembers Mary.
eng: I'm surprised Tom remembers us.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom remembers us.
eng: I'm surprised Tom's still alive. I thought he would've drunk himself to death years ago.
eng: I'm surprised Tom's still alive. I thought he would have drunk himself to death years ago.
eng: I'm surprised Tom turned down such a good offer.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom turned down such a good offer.
eng: I'm surprised Tom was even here.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom was even here.
eng: I'm surprised Tom went to the party without Mary.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom went to the party without Mary.
eng: I'm surprised Tom went with Mary.
eng: I'm surprised that Tom went with Mary.
eng: I'm surprised to see you.
eng: I am surprised to see you!
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom didn't have to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom didn't want to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom got into Harvard.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom hated you.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom used to live in Boston.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom was in the hospital.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know that you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know you were supposed to do that.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom couldn't speak French.
eng: I'm surprised you didn't know Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm surprised that you didn't know Tom could speak French.
eng: I'm taller than Tom.
eng: I'm taller than Tom is.
eng: I'm telling you that we have to assume that Tom is dead.
eng: I'm telling you that we have to assume Tom is dead.
eng: I'm telling you that we have to assume that Tom is dead.
eng: I'm telling you we have to assume that Tom is dead.
eng: I'm telling you the truth.
eng: I am telling you the truth.
eng: I'm terribly sorry.
eng: I'm terribly sorry!
eng: I'm the leader of this team.
eng: I am the leader of this team.
eng: I'm the one that convinced Tom to join the army.
eng: I'm the one who convinced Tom to join the army.
eng: I'm the one that'll most likely have to do that.
eng: I'm the one who'll most likely have to do that.
eng: I'm the one that ought to do that.
eng: I'm the one who ought to do that.
eng: I'm the one who gave that umbrella to Tom.
eng: I'm the one who gave Tom that umbrella.
eng: I'm the one who gave Tom that hat.
eng: I'm the one who gave that hat to Tom.
eng: I'm the one who gave Tom that.
eng: I'm the one who gave that to Tom.
eng: I'm the one who needs to do that.
eng: I'm the one that needs to do that.
eng: I'm the one who should do that.
eng: I'm the one that should do that.
eng: I'm the one who should've done that.
eng: I'm the one who should have done that.
eng: I'm the one who should've gone to Boston.
eng: I'm the one who should have gone to Boston.
eng: I'm the one who told Tom that.
eng: I'm the one who told that to Tom.
eng: I'm the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
eng: I am the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
eng: I'm the only one here who can speak French.
eng: I'm the only one here that can speak French.
eng: I'm the only one planning on doing that.
eng: I'm the only one planning to do that.
eng: I'm the only one who could've done that.
eng: I'm the only one who could have done that.
eng: I'm the only one who really knows Tom.
eng: I'm the only one who really knows that Tom.
eng: I'm the only one who should've done that.
eng: I'm the only one who should have done that.
eng: I'm the only other person who could've done that.
eng: I'm the only other person who could have done that.
eng: I'm the only other person who should've done that.
eng: I'm the only other person who should have done that.
eng: I'm the only person who should've done that.
eng: I'm the only person who should have done that.
eng: I'm the patrol leader.
eng: I am the patrol leader.
eng: I'm the same age as Tom.
eng: I'm the same age as Tom is.
eng: I'm the same age as you.
eng: I'm the same age as you are.
eng: I'm the same height as Tom is.
eng: I'm the same height as Tom.
eng: I'm the same weight as Tom is.
eng: I'm the same weight as Tom.
eng: I'm thin.
eng: I am thin.
eng: I'm thinking of going abroad.
eng: I am thinking of going abroad.
eng: I'm thinking of having dinner at 6:00.
eng: I'm thinking of having dinner at six o'clock.
eng: I'm thinking of switching majors.
eng: I'm thinking of changing majors.
eng: I'm thirsty.
eng: I am thirsty.
eng: I'm thirteen.
eng: I'm thirteen years old.
eng: I'm thirty.
eng: I am thirty.
eng: I'm thirty.
eng: I am thirty years old.
eng: I'm thirty.
eng: I'm thirty years old.
eng: I'm thirty now.
eng: I'm 30 now.
eng: I'm thirty now.
eng: I'm thirty years old now.
eng: I'm thirty years old.
eng: I am thirty years old.
eng: I'm thirty years old.
eng: I'm 30 years old.
eng: I'm three years older than Tom.
eng: I'm three years older than Tom is.
eng: I'm three years younger than Tom.
eng: I'm three years younger than Tom is.
eng: I'm three years younger than you.
eng: I'm three years younger than you are.
eng: I'm tired already.
eng: I'm already tired.
eng: I'm tired!
eng: I am tired!
eng: I'm tired.
eng: I am tired.
eng: I'm tired.
eng: I'm tired!
eng: I'm tired of being treated like a child.
eng: I'm tired of being treated like a kid.
eng: I'm tired of her complaints.
eng: I am fed up with her complaints.
eng: I'm Tom.
eng: I am Tom.
eng: I'm Tom's grandfather.
eng: I am Tom's grandfather.
eng: I'm too confused!
eng: I am too confused!
eng: I'm too fat.
eng: I am too fat.
eng: I'm too sleepy to drive.
eng: I am too sleepy to drive.
eng: I'm too young to die!
eng: I'm too young to die.
eng: I'm touched by your concern.
eng: I am touched by your concern.
eng: I'm travelling alone.
eng: I'm traveling by myself.
eng: I'm trying hard to quit smoking.
eng: I'm trying hard to give up smoking.
eng: I'm trying.
eng: I am trying.
eng: I'm trying not to make Tom angry.
eng: I'm trying not to make Tom mad.
eng: I'm trying to do you a favor.
eng: I am trying to do you a favor.
eng: I'm trying to do you a favor.
eng: I'm trying to do you a favour.
eng: I'm trying to do you a favour.
eng: I am trying to do you a favor.
eng: I'm trying to figure something out.
eng: I'm trying to figure out something.
eng: I'm trying to find a new job.
eng: I am trying to find a new job.
eng: I'm trying to remember the first time I met you.
eng: I'm trying to remember the first time that I met you.
eng: I'm Turkish.
eng: I am Turkish.
eng: I'm turning the light off.
eng: I'm turning off the light.
eng: I'm twelve years old.
eng: I am 12 years old.
eng: I'm twelve years old.
eng: I am twelve years old.
eng: I'm unable to do that.
eng: I'm not able to do that.
eng: I'm undressing.
eng: I am undressing.
eng: I'm unlikely to do that again.
eng: I'm not likely to do that again.
eng: I'm used to cold weather.
eng: I'm accustomed to cold weather.
eng: I'm used to living alone.
eng: I'm accustomed to living alone.
eng: I'm used to no-one liking me.
eng: I'm used to no one liking me.
eng: I'm used to staying up late at night.
eng: I am used to staying up late at night.
eng: I'm used to working hard.
eng: I'm accustomed to working hard.
eng: I'm using Twitter.
eng: I am using Twitter.
eng: I must admit I like Tom.
eng: I must admit that I like Tom.
eng: I must admit I wasn't expecting this.
eng: I must admit that I wasn't expecting this.
eng: I must admit that I don't like contemporary music much.
eng: I must admit I don't like contemporary music much.
eng: I must admit that it was my fault.
eng: I must admit it was my fault.
eng: I must admit that I've never heard of it.
eng: I must admit I've never heard of it.
eng: I must admit that I was mistaken.
eng: I must admit I was mistaken.
eng: I must admit that the thought hadn't occurred to me.
eng: I must admit the thought hadn't occurred to me.
eng: I must admit they have a point.
eng: I must admit that they have a point.
eng: I must finish my homework before dinner.
eng: I have to finish my homework before dinner.
eng: I must finish reading that book by tomorrow.
eng: I have to finish reading that book by tomorrow.
eng: I must get home before it gets dark.
eng: I have to get home before it gets dark.
eng: I must get my watch repaired.
eng: I have to get my watch repaired.
eng: I must go. It's getting dark.
eng: I have to go. It's getting dark.
eng: I must go now, but I'll come back.
eng: I've to go now, but I'll come back.
eng: I must go to the station at once.
eng: I have to go to the station at once.
eng: I must go to the toilet.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I must have been daydreaming again.
eng: I must've been daydreaming again.
eng: I must have been dreaming.
eng: I must've been dreaming.
eng: I must have been out of my mind.
eng: I must've been out of my mind.
eng: I must have been pretty tired.
eng: I must've been pretty tired.
eng: I must have blacked out.
eng: I must've blacked out.
eng: I must have caught a cold.
eng: I must've caught a cold.
eng: I must have dozed off.
eng: I must've dozed off.
eng: I must have drifted off.
eng: I must've drifted off.
eng: I must have eaten something bad.
eng: I must've eaten something bad.
eng: I must have fallen asleep.
eng: I must've fallen asleep.
eng: I must have left it at home.
eng: I must've left it at home.
eng: I must have left it at school.
eng: I must've left it at school.
eng: I must have left it on the bus.
eng: I must've left it on the bus.
eng: I must have lost it.
eng: I must've lost it.
eng: I must have lost my key along the way.
eng: I must've lost my key along the way.
eng: I must have lost my purse in the supermarket.
eng: I must've lost my purse in the supermarket.
eng: I must have lost the key en route.
eng: I must've lost the key en route.
eng: I must have made a mistake somewhere.
eng: I must've made a mistake somewhere.
eng: I must have nodded off.
eng: I must've nodded off.
eng: I must have parked my car elsewhere.
eng: I must've parked my car elsewhere.
eng: I must have passed out.
eng: I must've passed out.
eng: I must have tried on everything in the shop, but nothing looked right on me.
eng: I must've tried on everything in the shop, but nothing looked right on me.
eng: I must return some books to the library.
eng: I have to return some books to the library.
eng: I must've been angry.
eng: I must have been angry.
eng: I must've been drugged.
eng: I must have been drugged.
eng: I must've been mistaken about that.
eng: I must have been mistaken about that.
eng: I must've been mistaken.
eng: I must have been mistaken.
eng: I must've been woozy.
eng: I must have been woozy.
eng: I must've forgotten.
eng: I must have forgotten.
eng: I must've heard that a million times.
eng: I must have heard that a million times.
eng: I must've heard you say that a million times.
eng: I must have heard you say that a million times.
eng: I must've left my wallet at home.
eng: I must have left my wallet at home.
eng: I must've lost some weight.
eng: I must have lost some weight.
eng: I must've misplaced it.
eng: I must have misplaced it.
eng: I must've missed something.
eng: I must have missed something.
eng: I must've parked my car elsewhere.
eng: I must've parked my car somewhere else.
eng: I must've parked my car somewhere else.
eng: I must have parked my car somewhere else.
eng: I must've sat on it.
eng: I must have sat on it.
eng: I must've told you that a hundred times already.
eng: I must have told you that a hundred times already.
eng: I'm utterly sorry!
eng: I'm terribly sorry!
eng: I'm very afraid.
eng: I am very afraid.
eng: I'm very angry.
eng: I am very angry.
eng: I'm very busy.
eng: I am very busy.
eng: I'm very busy so probably I won't be able to come tomorrow.
eng: I'm very busy so I probably won't be able to come tomorrow.
eng: I'm very busy these days.
eng: I am very busy these days.
eng: I'm very busy these days.
eng: I'm very busy these days!
eng: I'm very cautious.
eng: I am very cautious.
eng: I'm very disappointed.
eng: I am very disappointed.
eng: I'm very disappointed in you.
eng: I am very disappointed in you.
eng: I'm very discrete.
eng: I am very discrete.
eng: I'm very fortunate that hasn't happened.
eng: I'm very fortunate that that hasn't happened.
eng: I'm very glad I did this.
eng: I'm very glad that I did this.
eng: I'm very glad that I did it.
eng: I'm really glad I did it.
eng: I'm very glad that I didn't do that.
eng: I'm very glad I didn't do that.
eng: I'm very glad that I did that.
eng: I'm very glad I did that.
eng: I'm very glad to meet you.
eng: I am very glad to meet you.
eng: I'm very grateful for your help.
eng: I am very grateful for your help.
eng: I'm very happy to be here.
eng: I'm tickled pink to be here.
eng: I'm very happy to see you.
eng: I am very happy to see you.
eng: I'm very happy with the way I played.
eng: I'm very happy with the way that I played.
eng: I'm very happy you've agreed to do that.
eng: I'm very happy that you've agreed to do that.
eng: I'm very happy you've agreed to help us.
eng: I'm very happy that you've agreed to help us.
eng: I'm very hungry.
eng: I am very hungry.
eng: I'm very pleased to announce that Tom Jackson will be my running mate.
eng: I'm very pleased to announce Tom Jackson will be my running mate.
eng: I'm very pleased to meet you too.
eng: I'm very pleased to meet you, too.
eng: I'm very proud of my children.
eng: I'm very proud of my kids.
eng: I'm very proud of the job I chose myself.
eng: I am very proud of the job I chose myself.
eng: I'm very reserved.
eng: I am very reserved.
eng: I'm very scared.
eng: I am very scared.
eng: I'm very sorry, but it seems I've lost my umbrella.
eng: I'm very sorry, but it seems that I've lost my umbrella.
eng: I'm very sorry.
eng: I am very sorry.
eng: I'm very sorry I came home so late.
eng: I'm very sorry that I came home so late.
eng: I'm very sorry I did that.
eng: I'm very sorry that I did that.
eng: I'm very sorry I got home so late.
eng: I'm very sorry that I got home so late.
eng: I'm very sorry I lied.
eng: I'm very sorry that I lied.
eng: I'm very sorry I lied to Tom.
eng: I'm very sorry that I lied to Tom.
eng: I'm very sorry I lied to you.
eng: I'm very sorry that I lied to you.
eng: I'm very sorry I voted for Tom.
eng: I'm very sorry that I voted for Tom.
eng: I'm very sorry that I didn't do that.
eng: I'm very sorry I didn't do that.
eng: I'm very sorry your father died.
eng: I'm very sorry that your father died.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom isn't here.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom isn't here.
eng: I'm very surprised that you don't know Tom.
eng: I'm very surprised you don't know Tom.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom can do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom can do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom can't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom can't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom could do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom could do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom couldn't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom didn't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom didn't do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom did that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom did that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom wanted to do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom was able to do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom was able to do that.
eng: I'm very surprised Tom wasn't able to do that.
eng: I'm very surprised that Tom wasn't able to do that.
eng: I'm very tired.
eng: I am exhausted.
eng: I'm very tired.
eng: I am very tired.
eng: I'm very worried.
eng: I am very worried.
eng: I'm visiting my grandmother in the hospital.
eng: I'm visiting my grandmother in hospital.
eng: I'm waiting for my children to get home.
eng: I'm waiting for my kids to get home.
eng: I'm waiting for my friend.
eng: I am waiting for my friend.
eng: I'm waiting for someone to help me.
eng: I'm waiting for somebody to help me.
eng: I'm waiting for the bus.
eng: I am waiting for the bus.
eng: I'm waiting for the right moment!
eng: I'm waiting for the right moment.
eng: I'm waiting for the train.
eng: I am waiting for the train.
eng: I'm waiting.
eng: I am waiting.
eng: I'm watching television.
eng: I am watching television.
eng: I'm watching the movie "Titanic". Did you see it?
eng: I'm watching the movie "Titanic". Have you seen it?
eng: I'm watching TV.
eng: I'm watching television.
eng: I'm weak.
eng: I am weak.
eng: I'm willing to admit I was wrong.
eng: I'm willing to admit that I was wrong.
eng: I'm wondering what will happen if I push this button.
eng: I'm wondering what'll happen if I push this button.
eng: I'm working in a town not too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in a town that isn't too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in a town not too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in a town that's not too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in a town that's not too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in a town that isn't too far from Boston.
eng: I'm working in Boston now.
eng: I'm now working in Boston.
eng: I'm worried because I think that Tom might get hurt.
eng: I'm worried because I think Tom might get hurt.
eng: I'm worried I'll get lost.
eng: I'm worried that I'll get lost.
eng: I'm worried that it will rain tomorrow.
eng: I'm worried that it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: I'm worried that Tom may not be able to do what we've asked him to do.
eng: I'm worried that Tom might not be able to do what we've asked him to do.
eng: I'm worried Tom is in a cult.
eng: I'm worried that Tom is in a cult.
eng: I'm worried Tom will get dehydrated.
eng: I'm worried that Tom will get dehydrated.
eng: I'm writing an essay.
eng: I am writing an essay.
eng: I'm young.
eng: I am young.
eng: I'm young, too.
eng: I am young, too.
eng: I'm your friend.
eng: I am your friend.
eng: I'm your past.
eng: I am your past.
eng: I myself will repair that machine.
eng: I will repair that machine myself.
eng: In 1860, Lincoln was elected President of the United States.
eng: Lincoln was elected President of the United States in 1860.
eng: In 1900, he left England, and he never returned.
eng: In 1900 he left England, never to return.
eng: In 1984, Coke started using HFCS instead of sugar.
eng: In 1984, Coke started using high-fructose corn syrup as substitute for sugar.
eng: In addition to English, Mr. Nakajima can speak German fluently.
eng: Mr Nakajima can, as well as English, speak fluent German.
eng: In all my travels I've never seen a more beautiful mountain than Everest.
eng: In all of my travels, I have never seen a more beautiful mountain than Mount Everest.
eng: In America everybody is of opinion that he has no social superiors, since all men are equal, but he does not admit that he has no social inferiors.
eng: In the United States everybody is of the opinion that they have no social superiors, since all men are equal, but they do not admit that they have no social inferiors.
eng: In America 'rebate' is widely recognized, generally as an incentive where makers give back directly to consumers.
eng: In the United States the word 'rebate' is widely recognized, generally as an incentive where makers give back directly to consumers.
eng: In America, the consumption of fast-food has tripled between 1977 and 1995.
eng: In the American continent, the consumption of fast-food has tripled between 1977 and 1995.
eng: In America, we can hear a chorus of comments from the right ridiculing soccer every time there's a World Cup.
eng: In the United States, we can hear a chorus of comments from the right wing ridiculing soccer every time there's a World Cup.
eng: In America, you are a minor if you are under 18 years old.
eng: In the United States, you are a minor if you are under 18 years old.
eng: In Ankara, I made clear that America is not – and never will be – at war with Islam. We will, however, relentlessly confront violent extremists who pose a grave threat to our security.
eng: In Ankara, I made clear that the United States is not – and never will be – at war with Islam. We will, however, relentlessly confront violent extremists who pose a grave threat to our security.
eng: In Australia, English is spoken.
eng: In Australia, one speaks English.
eng: In autumn, leaves change their color and fall.
eng: In autumn, leaves change color and fall.
eng: In believing him to be an honest man, I was seriously in error.
eng: I made a big mistake thinking he was an honest man.
eng: In case it rains, I won't go.
eng: If it rains, I won't go.
eng: In case it rains, I won't go.
eng: If it's raining, I won't go.
eng: In case of a fire, use the steps.
eng: In case of a fire, use the stairs.
eng: In case of fire, I would grab my flute and escape.
eng: In case of fire, I'd grab my flute and escape.
eng: In contrast with you, I am able to recognize my mistakes.
eng: Unlike yourself, I'm used to acknowledging my mistakes.
eng: I nearly left my brolly on the train.
eng: I nearly left my umbrella on the train.
eng: I need a cork screw.
eng: I need a corkscrew.
eng: I need a vacation!
eng: I need a holiday.
eng: I need a vacation!
eng: I need a vacation.
eng: I need colored pencils.
eng: I need coloured pencils.
eng: I needed that.
eng: I needed this.
eng: I needed to know that you were OK.
eng: I needed to know you were OK.
eng: I needed to remind everyone what needed to be done.
eng: I needed to remind everybody what needed to be done.
eng: I need help.
eng: I need help!
eng: I need new tires.
eng: I need new tyres.
eng: I needn't have been so worried about you. I should've known that Tom would look after you.
eng: I needn't have been so worried about you. I should have known that Tom would look after you.
eng: I need somebody to help me.
eng: I need someone to help me.
eng: I need someone reliable.
eng: I need somebody reliable.
eng: I need someone to go with me.
eng: I need somebody to go with me.
eng: I need someone to help me do that.
eng: I need somebody to help me do that.
eng: I need someone to help me do this.
eng: I need somebody to help me do this.
eng: I need someone to talk to.
eng: I need somebody to talk to.
eng: I need someone to talk with.
eng: I need somebody to talk to.
eng: I need to arrive in Australia before the 20th.
eng: I need to arrive in Australia before the twentieth.
eng: I need to charge my cellphone.
eng: I need to charge my cell phone.
eng: I need to charge my mobile.
eng: I need to charge my cell phone.
eng: I need to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
eng: I've got to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
eng: I need to find her now!
eng: I need to find her now.
eng: I need to find someone who can help me.
eng: I need to find somebody who can help me.
eng: I need to get some sleep.
eng: I have to get some sleep.
eng: I need to give Tom something.
eng: I need to give something to Tom.
eng: I need to go pee.
eng: I have to go pee.
eng: I need to go to the bathroom.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I have to use the bathroom.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I have to use the restroom.
eng: I need to go to the toilet.
eng: I need to use the bathroom.
eng: I need to know I can count on you.
eng: I need to know that I can count on you.
eng: I need to know I can depend on you.
eng: I need to know that I can depend on you.
eng: I need to know someone cares.
eng: I need to know somebody cares.
eng: I need to know that somebody cares.
eng: I need to know somebody cares.
eng: I need to know that somebody cares.
eng: I need to know that someone cares.
eng: I need to know that someone cares.
eng: I need to know someone cares.
eng: I need to know that Tom can be trusted.
eng: I need to know Tom can be trusted.
eng: I need to know that Tom is happy.
eng: I need to know Tom is happy.
eng: I need to know that Tom is still alive.
eng: I need to know Tom is still alive.
eng: I need to know that Tom will be safe.
eng: I need to know Tom will be safe.
eng: I need to know that Tom won't betray us.
eng: I need to know Tom won't betray us.
eng: I need to know that you're doing what we asked you to do.
eng: I need to know you're doing what we asked you to do.
eng: I need to know what time you're planning to do that.
eng: I need to know what time you're planning on doing that.
eng: I need to know when you're planning to do that.
eng: I need to know when you're planning on doing that.
eng: I need to know you're OK.
eng: I need to know that you're OK.
eng: I need Tom to know that we love him.
eng: I need Tom to know we love him.
eng: I need to pick out a Purim costume.
eng: I need to choose a costume for Purim.
eng: I need to talk to you now.
eng: I need to talk to you now!
eng: I need to talk with you.
eng: I must speak to you.
eng: I need to talk with you.
eng: I must talk to you.
eng: I need to talk with you.
eng: I need to speak to you.
eng: I need to talk with you.
eng: I've got to talk to you.
eng: I need to tell Tom that Mary is in the hospital.
eng: I need to tell Tom Mary is in the hospital.
eng: I need you a second.
eng: I need you for a second.
eng: I need your help more and more.
eng: I increasingly need your help.
eng: I need you to promise you'll do what I ask you to do.
eng: I need you to promise that you'll do what I ask you to do.
eng: I neither like nor dislike it.
eng: I don't like or dislike it.
eng: I neither need nor want more stuff.
eng: I neither need nor want more possessions.
eng: I never claimed I could do that.
eng: I never claimed that I could do that.
eng: I never could've done this without your help.
eng: I never could have done this without your help.
eng: I never dreamed I would ever be so happy.
eng: I never dreamed that I'd ever be so happy.
eng: I never dreamed of there being such a quiet place.
eng: I never dreamt of there being such a quiet place.
eng: I never dreamed that I'd ever be so happy.
eng: I never dreamed I'd ever be so happy.
eng: I never dreamed that I would win first prize.
eng: I never dreamt that I would win first prize.
eng: I never dreamed that our company would expand its business to the U.S.
eng: I never dreamt that our company would expand its business to the U.S.
eng: I never got to tell Tom that I loved him.
eng: I never got to tell Tom I loved him.
eng: I never imagined Tom would do that.
eng: I never imagined that Tom would do that.
eng: I never knew that Tom and Mary were having marital problems.
eng: I never knew Tom and Mary were having marital problems.
eng: I never knew that Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I never knew Tom knew how to do that.
eng: I never knew that Tom was from Boston.
eng: I never knew Tom was from Boston.
eng: I never knew that Tom was so rich.
eng: I never knew Tom was so rich.
eng: I never let anyone come into my apartment.
eng: I never let anybody come into my apartment.
eng: I never liked biology.
eng: I never liked Biology.
eng: I never promised you I'd do that.
eng: I never promised you that I'd do that.
eng: I never said I was good at tennis.
eng: I never said that I was good at tennis.
eng: I never saw him in jeans.
eng: I've never seen him in jeans.
eng: I never should have doubted you.
eng: I never should've doubted you.
eng: I never should've been there.
eng: I never should have been there.
eng: I never should've bought that.
eng: I never should have bought that.
eng: I never should've come here.
eng: I never should have come here.
eng: I never should've come to Boston.
eng: I never should have come to Boston.
eng: I never should've done that.
eng: I never should have done that.
eng: I never should've dragged you into this.
eng: I never should have dragged you into this.
eng: I never should've eaten that.
eng: I never should have eaten that.
eng: I never should've gone along with this.
eng: I never should have gone along with this.
eng: I never should've gone there by myself.
eng: I never should have gone there by myself.
eng: I never should've gone to Boston.
eng: I never should have gone to Boston.
eng: I never should've gotten divorced.
eng: I never should have gotten divorced.
eng: I never should've hired Tom.
eng: I never should have hired Tom.
eng: I never should've hired you.
eng: I never should have hired you.
eng: I never should've kissed Tom's girlfriend.
eng: I never should have kissed Tom's girlfriend.
eng: I never should've left early.
eng: I never should have left early.
eng: I never should've left.
eng: I never should have left.
eng: I never should've left you.
eng: I never should have left you.
eng: I never should've let Tom do that.
eng: I never should have let Tom do that.
eng: I never should've let Tom do that.
eng: I should never have let Tom do that.
eng: I never should've let Tom do that.
eng: I should've never let Tom do that.
eng: I never should've let Tom eat so much candy.
eng: I never should have let Tom eat so much candy.
eng: I never should've let Tom go.
eng: I never should have let Tom go.
eng: I never should've lied to Tom.
eng: I never should have lied to Tom.
eng: I never should've listened to you.
eng: I never should have listened to you.
eng: I never should've mentioned it.
eng: I never should have mentioned it.
eng: I never should've opened my mouth.
eng: I never should have opened my mouth.
eng: I never should've said that.
eng: I never should have said that.
eng: I never should've said that.
eng: I should never have said that.
eng: I never should've said those things.
eng: I never should have said those things.
eng: I never should've taken it.
eng: I never should have taken it.
eng: I never should've told Tom my password.
eng: I never should have told Tom my password.
eng: I never should've told Tom that.
eng: I never should have told Tom that.
eng: I never should've told Tom that.
eng: I should never have told Tom that.
eng: I never should've tried doing that.
eng: I never should have tried doing that.
eng: I never should've tried leaving early.
eng: I never should have tried leaving early.
eng: I never should've trusted them.
eng: I should never have trusted them.
eng: I never should've trusted Tom.
eng: I never should have trusted Tom.
eng: I never should've trusted Tom.
eng: I should never have trusted Tom.
eng: I never should've trusted you.
eng: I never should have trusted you.
eng: I never sleep for more than six hours.
eng: I never sleep more than six hours.
eng: I never thought I'd do that.
eng: I never thought I would do that.
eng: I never thought I'd see Tom in Australia again.
eng: I never thought that I'd see Tom in Australia again.
eng: I never thought that would happen again.
eng: I never thought that that would happen again.
eng: I never thought Tom would come back to Australia again.
eng: I never thought that Tom would come back to Australia again.
eng: I never told Tom I wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: I never told Tom that I wanted to go to Australia with him.
eng: I never used to kiss Tom goodbye in the morning, but I do now.
eng: I used to never kiss Tom goodbye in the morning, but I do now.
eng: I never would have guessed.
eng: I never would've guessed.
eng: I never would have thought that I would meet you here.
eng: I never would have thought that I'd meet you here.
eng: I never would have thought that I would meet you here.
eng: I never would've thought that I'd meet you here.
eng: I never would've allowed that.
eng: I never would have allowed that.
eng: I never would've allowed Tom to do that.
eng: I never would have allowed Tom to do that.
eng: I never would've allowed Tom to do that.
eng: I never would've permitted Tom to do that.
eng: I never would've asked Tom that question.
eng: I never would have asked Tom that question.
eng: I never would've asked Tom to do that.
eng: I never would have asked Tom to do that.
eng: I never would've done that.
eng: I never would have done that.
eng: I never would've done that.
eng: I would never have done that.
eng: I never would've done that.
eng: I would've never done that.
eng: I never would've expected something like this to happen.
eng: I never would have expected something like this to happen.
eng: I never would've given up.
eng: I never would have given up.
eng: I never would've guessed that.
eng: I never would have guessed that.
eng: I never would've guessed that Tom could do that.
eng: I never would have guessed that Tom could do that.
eng: I never would've guessed you'd want to do that.
eng: I never would have guessed you'd want to do that.
eng: I never would've let Tom do that.
eng: I never would have let Tom do that.
eng: I never would've let Tom drive.
eng: I never would have let Tom drive.
eng: I never would've permitted Tom to do that.
eng: I never would have permitted Tom to do that.
eng: I never would've said that.
eng: I never would have said that.
eng: I never would've shot you.
eng: I never would have shot you.
eng: I never would've thought of that.
eng: I never would have thought of that.
eng: I never would've thought that I'd meet you here.
eng: I never would have thought that I'd meet you here.
eng: In Greek mythology, Zeus is the son of Cronus.
eng: In Greek mythology, Zeus is the son of Chronos.
eng: In her elementary school days, Mary dreamed of becoming a teacher.
eng: In her elementary school days, Mary dreamt of becoming a teacher.
eng: In her youth, Mary played the penny whistle.
eng: Mary played the tin whistle when she was young.
eng: In his father's house, every prince is great.
eng: In the house of his father, every prince is great.
eng: In his heart, Tom knew that he'd never return.
eng: In his heart, Tom knew he'd never return.
eng: In Japan a new school year starts in April.
eng: In Japan, the new school year begins in April.
eng: In Japan a new school year starts in April.
eng: In Japan, the new school year starts in April.
eng: In Japan, there are a lot of beautiful places.
eng: There are a lot of beautiful places in Japan.
eng: In junior high school, Tom was a better student than Mary was.
eng: In junior high school, Tom was a better student than Mary.
eng: In many parts of the world, there is not enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In many parts of the world, there isn't enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In many parts of the world, there is not enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In many parts of the world, there's not enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In many parts of the world, there's not enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In many parts of the world, there isn't enough food to meet everyone's needs.
eng: In mathematics, a quiver is a directed graph.
eng: In mathematics, a quiver is a digraph.
eng: In my eyes, Tom is a hero.
eng: Tom is a hero in my eyes.
eng: In my place, Tom would've done the same.
eng: In my place, Tom would have done the same.
eng: In Nara there are lots of deer!
eng: There are a lot of deer in Nara.
eng: I no longer have a headache.
eng: I don't have a headache any longer.
eng: I no longer love Tom.
eng: I don't love Tom anymore.
eng: In other words, he is lazy.
eng: In other words, he's lazy.
eng: I noticed a note on my desk, but I do not know who wrote it.
eng: I noticed a note on my desk, but I don't know who wrote it.
eng: I noticed one of the names on the list was yours.
eng: I noticed that one of the names on the list was yours.
eng: I noticed that Tom didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: I noticed Tom didn't do what he said he'd do.
eng: I noticed that Tom didn't do what he was supposed to do.
eng: I noticed Tom didn't do what he was supposed to do.
eng: I noticed that Tom seemed to be unhappy.
eng: I noticed Tom seemed to be unhappy.
eng: I noticed that Tom was busy.
eng: I noticed Tom was busy.
eng: I noticed that Tom was doing that.
eng: I noticed Tom was doing that.
eng: I noticed that Tom was having trouble doing that.
eng: I noticed Tom was having trouble doing that.
eng: I noticed that Tom was smiling.
eng: I noticed Tom was smiling.
eng: I noticed that Tom was talking to Mary.
eng: I noticed Tom was talking to Mary.
eng: I noticed you didn't finish eating your dinner.
eng: I noticed that you didn't finish eating your dinner.
eng: I now know why I should've done that.
eng: I now know why I should have done that.
eng: I now know why I should've left earlier.
eng: I now know why I should have left earlier.
eng: I now know why I should've left early.
eng: I now know why I should have left early.
eng: I now live in Boston, but I'm originally from Chicago.
eng: I live in Boston now, but I'm originally from Chicago.
eng: I now regret that decision.
eng: I regret that decision now.
eng: In reports in America, guerrilla resistance by the Iraq military is called terrorism.
eng: In reports in the United States, guerrilla resistance by the Iraq military is called terrorism.
eng: In retrospect, I should have known that it was a scam.
eng: In retrospect, I should've known that it was a scam.
eng: In retrospect, it may seem obvious that we shouldn't have been burning our trash so close to our house.
eng: In retrospect, it may seem obvious we shouldn't have been burning our trash so close to our house.
eng: In Rio de Janeiro, 20% of the population lives in slums.
eng: In Rio de Janeiro, 20% of the population lives in favelas.
eng: Insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results.
eng: Insanity means doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
eng: In spring the days get longer.
eng: In spring, the days become longer.
eng: In spring the days get longer.
eng: In spring, the days get longer.
eng: Instead of focusing on the ways we're different, let's focus on the ways we're similar.
eng: Instead of focusing on the ways that we're different, let's focus on the ways that we're similar.
eng: Instead of giving each other Christmas presents this year, we donated the amount we would have spent on presents to a charity.
eng: Instead of giving each other Christmas presents this year, we donated the amount we would've spent on presents to a charity.
eng: In summer, eggs soon go bad.
eng: In the summer, eggs soon go bad.
eng: In summer, it is very hot here.
eng: In the summer, it is very hot here.
eng: In the 19th century, the number of immigrants increased rapidly.
eng: In the 19th century, the number of immigrants grew rapidly.
eng: In the 19th century, the number of immigrants swelled rapidly.
eng: In the 19th century, the number of immigrants grew rapidly.
eng: In the beginning God created Heaven and Earth.
eng: In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
eng: In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
eng: In the beginning God created Heaven and Earth.