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They still hope that they can do that.
They still haven't said they're sorry.
They soon realized they weren't alone.
They sometimes put honey in their tea.
They slammed their fists on the table.
They should've stayed where they were.
They should've kept their mouths shut.
They shook their fists in frustration.
They seldom put sugar in their coffee.
They seem to know what they should do.
They seem to have lost their patience.
They say they've never studied French.
They say they've done that many times.
They say they've been advised to stay.
They say they're tired of watching TV.
They say they're still planning to go.
They say they're not ready to give up.
They say they're not ready to do that.
They say they're not going to do that.
They say they're not coming back here.
They say they're not afraid of ghosts.
They say they're going to beat you up.
They say they're feeling better today.
They say they're eager to participate.
They say they'll never come back here.
They say they'll do whatever they can.
They say they'll do what they need to.
They say they'll do what they have to.
They say they'd be willing to help us.
They say they won't come to our party.
They say they were asked to come here.
They say they were absolutely stunned.
They say they were abducted by aliens.
They say they never wanted to do that.
They say they may not have to do that.
They say they know what they're doing.
They say they have no plan to do that.
They say they have no idea what to do.
They say they didn't agree to do that.
They say they can't walk another step.
They say they can do that blindfolded.
They say they aren't ready to give up.
They say they aren't ready to do that.
They say they aren't going to do that.
They say they aren't coming back here.
They say they aren't afraid of ghosts.
They say that've cut down on drinking.
They say that they've never done that.
They say that they've lost their keys.
They say that they're willing to help.
They say that they're very happy here.
They say that they're studying French.
They say that they're not ready to go.
They say that they're good at cooking.
They say that they're going to resign.
They say that they'll stay for dinner.
They say that they'll quit doing that.
They say that they'll need to do that.
They say that they'll leave on Monday.
They say that they'll keep doing that.
They say that they'll have to do that.
They say that they'll do that someday.
They say that they'll do that for you.
They say that they'll be busy tonight.
They say that they'd hurt their backs.
They say that they would've paid more.
They say that they won't study French.
They say that they won't speak French.
They say that they won't ever do that.
They say that they won't buy any beer.
They say that they weren't being paid.
They say that they saw something else.
They say that they plan on doing that.
They say that they like horror movies.
They say that they have nothing to do.
They say that they followed the rules.
They say that they don't study French.
They say that they don't speak French.
They say that they don't ever do that.
They say that they didn't see anybody.
They say that they did that last week.
They say that they declined that deal.
They say that they can't speak French.
They say that they can't eat any more.
They say that they aren't ready to go.
They say that someday they'll do that.
They say everybody they know can swim.
They sang one of the songs they wrote.
They said they think we could do that.
They said they spoke French last week.
They said their schedules had changed.
They said their schedule would change.
They said their houses weren't locked.
They said their house wasn't for sale.
They said their goals haven't changed.
They said the earthquake woke them up.
They said that you were their friends.
They said that they don't care at all.
They said that their house was locked.
They said that their efforts paid off.
They said more than they'd planned to.
They said it wasn't them who did that.
They said everyone they know can swim.
They regretted everything they'd done.
They refused to tell us what they did.
They realized that they might be late.
They realized that they had no choice.
They realized that they couldn't talk.
They rarely talk about their problems.
They ran out of gas on their way here.
They put their sneakers in their bags.
They put their cups down on the table.
They put their backpacks on the table.
They put new locks on all their doors.
They pulled the masks off their faces.
They promised they'd go straight home.
They promised they'd do that tomorrow.
They promised they won't do that here.
They promised that they'd wait for us.
They promised that they'd check on it.
They promised that they would do that.
They promised that they won't do that.
They promised me they'd do that today.
They promised me they'd clean my room.
They play tennis as often as they can.
They plan to appeal their convictions.
They pitched their tents next to mine.
They pawned the jewelry they'd stolen.
They paid back the money they owed me.
They only do what they're asked to do.
They only do that when they're sleepy.
They obviously got what they came for.
They never talk about their childhood.
They never said what you say they did.
They needed somebody they could trust.
They need to lower their expectations.
They need to finish what they started.
They must've forgotten their promises.
They must be going out of their minds.
They moved in with their grandparents.
They might've eaten on their way home.
They may talk to whoever they want to.
They may speak French if they want to.
They may not be as happy as they seem.
They may not be as happy as they look.
They may do that wherever they choose.
They may do that anywhere they choose.
They may come with us if they want to.
They made their positions quite clear.
They lost the key to their hotel room.
They looked like they'd been drinking.
They looked like they could've helped.
They looked down at their dirty shoes.
They look like they're self-conscious.
They look like they're about to faint.
They look healthier than they used to.
They lied about how much they weighed.
They laid their rackets on the ground.
They know what they're supposed to do.
They know there's no way they can win.
They know exactly what they should do.
They knew where they'd put their keys.
They knew they'd done something wrong.
They knew they didn't need to do that.
They knew they didn't have to do that.
They knew that they'd have to do that.
They knew that they wouldn't be fired.
They knew that they shouldn't do that.
They knew that they needed to do that.
They knew exactly what they had to do.
They keep their doors locked at night.
They just told us that they got fired.
They just got their learner's permits.
They just got their driver's licenses.
They just do what they're asked to do.
They insist they're telling the truth.
They hurt their elbows when they fell.
They hurried so they wouldn't be late.
They hoped that they'd be able to win.
They hope that they'll be able to win.
They hope that they won't be deported.
They hid the money in their basements.
They held up their end of the bargain.
They haven't yet bought their tickets.
They haven't violated their contracts.
They haven't painted their houses yet.
They haven't finished their lunch yet.
They haven't bought their tickets yet.
They have some things they have to do.
They have shown they can't be trusted.
They have scars all over their bodies.
They have other things on their minds.
They had to have their legs amputated.
They had their wisdom teeth taken out.
They had their sweaters on inside out.
They had their reasons for doing that.
They had their T-shirts on inside out.
They had some tricks up their sleeves.
They had no right to do what they did.
They had annoyed looks on their faces.
They greeted their guests at the door.
They grabbed their backpacks and left.
They got the punishment they deserved.
They got paid more than they expected.
They got on their bikes and rode away.
They got excited when they heard that.
They got exactly what they wished for.
They glanced in their rearview mirror.
They gave this to me before they died.
They gambled away everything they had.
They found their new jobs interesting.
They found their hats and put them on.
They forgot to set their alarm clocks.
They felt uncomfortable, so they left.
They felt they needed to do something.
They felt their hearts beating faster.
They felt like they could do anything.
They failed because they didn't study.
They don't want to call their lawyers.
They don't realize what they're doing.
They don't realize how lucky they are.
They don't know what they have to buy.
They do everything they're told to do.
They dipped their toes into the water.
They didn't waste much time, did they?
They didn't want to sell their houses.
They didn't want to leave their house.
They didn't want to do that, did they?
They didn't want to call their lawyer.
They didn't want their pictures taken.
They didn't tell me why they did that.
They didn't tell me where they'd been.
They didn't seem very tired, did they?
They didn't seem very happy, did they?
They didn't seem very angry, did they?
They didn't say what you say they did.
They didn't realize they had to leave.
They didn't pay their rent last month.
They didn't need to do that, did they?
They didn't mention where they'd gone.
They didn't mention where they'd been.
They didn't mean to do that, did they?
They didn't make their position clear.
They didn't let me in on their secret.
They didn't know who they could trust.
They didn't know where they should go.
They didn't know what they should say.
They didn't keep their promises to me.
They didn't have to do that, did they?
They didn't do what you said they did.
They didn't do what they say they did.
They didn't do what they needed to do.
They didn't do what I told them to do.
They didn't do so well on their tests.
They didn't dare to open their mouths.
They did whatever we asked them to do.
They did what they promised they'd do.
They did what they believed was right.
They did the right thing, didn't they?
They did the only thing they could do.
They did that until the day they died.
They did that on purpose, didn't they?
They did exactly as I told them to do.
They deserved the punishment they got.
They deny that they paid ransom money.
They deny that they agreed to do that.
They denied that they stole the money.
They couldn't believe what they heard.
They couldn't believe their good luck.
They could've won if they'd wanted to.
They could get fired if they did that.
They could buy everything they needed.
They claimed that they didn't do that.
They claim they haven't yet been paid.
They claim they haven't been paid yet.
They claim they acted in self defense.
They claim that they've taught French.
They claim that they saw the accident.
They claim that they can speak French.
They changed the locks on their doors.
They certainly look like they're rich.
They can't read without their glasses.
They can't just do whatever they want.
They can't just do anything they want.
They can't believe what they just saw.
They can stay with us if they want to.
They can stay as long as they want to.
They can rest as long as they want to.
They can do that wherever they choose.
They can do that anywhere they choose.
They can come with us if they want to.
They can be helpful when they want to.
They called to tell me they'd be late.
They brushed the dirt off their jeans.
They brought their guests some drinks.
They believed that they could do that.
They aren't where I told them to wait.
They aren't very good at what they do.
They aren't sure what to do, are they?
They aren't sure they want to do this.
They aren't sure they want to do that.
They aren't sure they need to do that.
They aren't sure they have to do that.
They aren't picky about what they eat.
They aren't going to sell their house.
They aren't as shy as they used to be.
They aren't as fun as they used to be.
They aren't as fat as they used to be.
They aren't as fast as they once were.
They've sold the rest of their books.
They've said that they won't do that.
They've said that they can't do that.
They've been told they have to leave.
They've been told they can't do that.
They're not sure what they should do.
They're not sure what they did wrong.
They're not sure they should do that.
They're not sure how much they drank.
They're not like people say they are.
They're not ashamed of what they did.
They're not as innocent as they seem.
They thought their house was haunted.
They thought that they might do that.
They thought that they could help us.
They thought that they could do that.
They swore they'd never hit me again.
They swore they wouldn't leave early.
They swore that they'd never do that.
They swore that they'd do that today.
They suddenly rose from their chairs.
They stopped taking their medication.
They still do that whenever they can.
They stay in motels when they travel.
They started packing their things up.
They started packing their backpacks.
They spent their summer on the beach.
They soon realized they were trapped.
They sometimes eat in their bedrooms.
They sold everything that they owned.
They smiled as they took their seats.
They sing well, but they can't dance.
They showed their photo albums to us.
They showed their photo albums to me.
They should've filled up their tanks.
They seldom forget to pay their rent.
They seemed to be happy, didn't they?
They seemed quite happy, didn't they?
They say they've never taught French.
They say they've never been arrested.
They say they're too busy to do that.
They say they're tired of doing that.
They say they're prepared to do that.
They say they're planning to do that.
They say they're not able to do that.
They say they're here to support you.
They say they're feeling very sleepy.
They say they'll never do that again.
They say they'd like to study French.
They say they won't go there anymore.
They say they won't do that tomorrow.
They say they won't buy that for you.
They say they won't be here tomorrow.
They say they won't be busy tomorrow.
They say they won't agree to do that.
They say they want to be buried here.
They say they want their things back.
They say they still can't believe it.
They say they spoke without thinking.
They say they never lock their doors.
They say they needed to study French.
They say they have no concrete plans.
They say they feel taken for granted.
They say they feel obligated to help.
They say they didn't want to do that.
They say they didn't plan to do that.
They say they didn't need to do that.
They say they didn't know what to do.
They say they didn't have to do that.
They say they did that for the money.
They say they can't walk any further.
They say they can't stand doing that.
They say they can predict the future.
They say they aren't able to do that.
They say they actually enjoy dancing.
They say that they've heard you sing.
They say that they're planning to go.
They say that they're not sleepy yet.
They say that they're not interested.
They say that they're not hungry yet.
They say that they're not happy here.
They say that they're good at French.
They say that they're getting hungry.
They say that they'll think about it.
They say that they'll never go again.
They say that they'll do that for me.
They say that they'll come righ away.
They say that they'll call you later.
They say that they'd love to do that.
They say that they'd like to do that.
They say that they won't get married.
They say that they want to walk home.
They say that they want to come, too.
They say that they shouldn't do that.
They say that they regret doing that.
They say that they needed to do that.
They say that they might go shopping.
They say that they like Chinese food.
They say that they intend to do that.
They say that they hope that you win.
They say that they feel the same way.
They say that they don't care at all.
They say that they did nothing wrong.
They say that they can't do that yet.
They say that they can help us today.
They say that they can do that today.
They say that they believe in ghosts.
They say that they aren't sleepy yet.
They say that they aren't interested.
They say that they aren't hungry yet.
They say that they aren't happy here.
They say that they agreed to do that.
They say everyone they know can swim.
They save over 80% of what they earn.
They said they think it's impossible.
They said they just couldn't do that.
They said they felt extremely guilty.
They said they don't work on Mondays.
They said they don't want to do that.
They said they don't plan to do that.
They said they don't mind doing that.
They said they don't like to do that.
They said they don't like doing that.
They said they don't know what to do.
They said they don't do that anymore.
They said their schedule has changed.
They said their house wasn't damaged.
They said the explosion woke them up.
They said that you were their friend.
They said that you told them to wait.
They said that they think we can win.
They said that they don't plan to go.
They said that their backs were sore.
They realized they shouldn't do that.
They realized they needed to do that.
They realized that they had to leave.
They put you up to this, didn't they?
They put too much sugar in their tea.
They put their rackets on the ground.
They put their keys in their pockets.
They put their hats back on and left.
They put their fingers to their lips.
They put their books in their locker.
They promised they'd be more careful.
They promised that they'd be on time.
They promised that they wouldn't cry.
They promised me they'd study French.
They promised me that they'd do that.
They promised me that they'd be here.
They pretended that they didn't care.
They poke their nose into everything.
They pledged their continued support.
They pitched their tent next to mine.
They only do that when they're upset.
They only do that when they're tired.
They only do that when they're drunk.
They only do that when they're angry.
They often don't keep their promises.
They nodded their heads in agreement.
They never told me why they did that.
They never told me where they worked.
They never talk about their feelings.
They never take off their sunglasses.
They never did what you say they did.
They never denied that they did that.
They needed someone they could trust.
They must've gotten over their colds.
They must've forgotten their promise.
They must still be in their thirties.
They mostly talked about their trips.
They might've eaten before they came.
They might help if you asked them to.
They might get fired if they do that.
They might get fined if they do that.
They may take all the time they need.
They may not be as rich as they seem.
They may not be as busy as they seem.
They may go with you if they want to.
They may get injured if they do that.
They made their position quite clear.
They lost what little money they had.
They looked tired when they got home.
They look older than they really are.
They look like they're up to no good.
They look like they're uncomfortable.
They look like they're ready to work.
They like to watch TV while they eat.
They like their coffee without sugar.
They like me more than they like you.
They know exactly what they're doing.
They knew that they ought to do that.
They knew that they had to apologize.
They knew that they couldn't do that.
They kicked the snow off their boots.
They keep their bedroom doors locked.
They just do what they're told to do.
They insisted that they didn't do it.
They hung their diplomas on the wall.
They hoped they'd be able to do that.
They hoped they wouldn't be too late.
They hoped they wouldn't be captured.
They hope they'll be able to do that.
They hope they won't be disqualified.
They hope that they won't be demoted.
They hid the money in their basement.
They help whoever asks them for help.
They heard somebody yell their names.
They haven't yet made up their minds.
They haven't violated their contract.
They haven't said what they might do.
They haven't painted their house yet.
They haven't made up their minds yet.
They haven't finished their training.
They have three cars in their garage.
They have something they want to say.
They have no one to give them advice.
They have no idea how lucky they are.
They had to pay their rent yesterday.
They had other things on their minds.
They had one of their legs amputated.
They had no idea what they should do.
They had burns all over their bodies.
They got you in trouble, didn't they?
They got exactly what they asked for.
They got angry when I told them that.
They get to do whatever they want to.
They gave everything they owned away.
They gave away everything they owned.
They gave $300 to each of their sons.
They found their keys under the sofa.
They forgot to renew their passports.
They forgot to pay their phone bills.
They forgot to bring their swimsuits.
They forgot their trumpets at school.
They folded their T-shirts carefully.
They filled their glasses with water.
They figured they couldn't afford it.
They figured that they could do that.
They felt they needed to make amends.
They explained their reasons clearly.
They explained their plans in detail.
They eat steak every chance they get.
They earned their doctorates in 2013.
They don't want to call their lawyer.
They don't want their pictures taken.
They don't use salt in their cooking.
They don't realize what they've done.
They don't often admit they're wrong.
They don't look like they're unhappy.
They don't like milk in their coffee.
They don't know where they should go.
They don't know where their keys are.
They don't know what they're missing.
They don't know what they have to do.
They don't feel they have to do that.
They don't celebrate their birthdays.
They don't believe that they can win.
They do whatever they're asked to do.
They didn't want to sell their house.
They didn't want to go, but they did.
They didn't want their picture taken.
They didn't tell me where they lived.
They didn't seem very busy, did they?
They didn't say who they'd gone with.
They didn't need to go, but they did.
They didn't mention what they'd done.
They didn't look up from their books.
They didn't know when they'd be back.
They didn't know what they should do.
They didn't know what they had to do.
They didn't know how they could help.
They didn't invite me to their party.
They didn't get what they wished for.
They didn't do what you say they did.
They didn't deny they didn't do that.
They didn't buy what I asked them to.
They did what we expected them to do.
They did what they'd been told to do.
They did what they thought was right.
They did the best that they could do.
They did that very fast, didn't they?
They did that the way I told them to.
They did that because I told them to.
They did that as often as they could.
They did it as quickly as they could.
They definitely meant what they said.
They dangled their feet in the water.
They cried when they heard the story.
They couldn't hide their frustration.
They couldn't do what they had to do.
They couldn't control their emotions.
They couldn't believe their bad luck.
They could've fallen to their deaths.
They could no longer hide their fear.
They could hardly believe their luck.
They could get hurt if they did that.
They could do what they needed to do.
They completed their degrees in 2013.
They claimed they've never done that.
They claimed they'd been brainwashed.
They claimed that they could do that.
They claim they've done that already.
They claim they've already done that.
They change their minds all the time.
They can't see without their glasses.
They can't come because they're sick.
They can leave early if they want to.
They came out of their hiding places.
They burned all of their possessions.
They brushed the snow off their hats.
They aren't sure what they should do.
They aren't sure what they did wrong.
They aren't sure they should do that.
They aren't sure how much they drank.
They aren't like people say they are.
They aren't ashamed of what they did.
They aren't as innocent as they seem.
They've said they intend to do that.
They've had about all they can take.
They've assured me they'll be there.
They're not wearing their seatbelts.
They're not wearing their new coats.
They're not wearing their lab coats.
They're not sure that they're ready.
They're not doing the best they can.
They're not big, but they're strong.
They threw their old notebooks away.
They thought they'd find other jobs.
They thought they were going to win.
They thought they were going to die.
They thought they shouldn't do that.
They thought they needed to do that.
They thought they might be able to win.
They thought their legs were broken.
They thought that I'd let them down.
They think their houses are haunted.
They talk like they know everything.
They take good care of their horses.
They swore that they'd quit smoking.
They swore that they didn't do that.
They swear they won't do that again.
They swear that they didn't do that.
They straightened up their bedrooms.
They stopped to catch their breaths.
They stayed longer than they needed.
They stayed longer than they had to.
They started to pack up their stuff.
They started to empty their pockets.
They sometimes eat in their bedroom.
They showed their photo album to us.
They showed their photo album to me.
They showed the bartender their IDs.
They should've filled up their tank.
They should do that if they want to.
They shook their heads in disbelief.
They seemed very tired, didn't they?
They seemed very angry, didn't they?
They seemed quite busy, didn't they?
They screamed as loud as they could.
They say they've never won anything.
They say they've done nothing wrong.
They say they've been asked to stay.
They say they've been asked to help.
They say they're willing to help us.
They say they're too tired to study.
They say they're too old to do that.
They say they're not planning to go.
They say they're not having any fun.
They say they're good at doing that.
They say they're feeling very tired.
They say they're feeling better now.
They say they'll study French today.
They say they'll pay for everything.
They say they'll get home on Monday.
They say they'd never do that again.
They say they'd be happy to do that.
They say they won't wait any longer.
They say they won't need to do that.
They say they won't help us do that.
They say they won't have to do that.
They say they won't do that for you.
They say they won't do that anymore.
They say they want to talk with you.
They say they want to quit the band.
They say they want to go to Harvard.
They say they want to go home early.
They say they want to do that today.
They say they want something to eat.
They say they understood everything.
They say they saw something strange.
They say they plan to take pictures.
They say they only eat organic food.
They say they never lock their door.
They say they need to talk with you.
They say they need my help tomorrow.
They say they need another computer.
They say they know why you did that.
They say they just want to be happy.
They say they hope that you do that.
They say they have plans to do that.
They say they have other priorities.
They say they found it on the bench.
They say they feel comfortable here.
They say they enjoy teaching French.
They say they enjoy studying French.
They say they enjoy speaking French.
They say they don't wish to do that.
They say they don't want to do that.
They say they don't plan to do that.
They say they don't need to do that.
They say they don't like to do that.
They say they don't like doing that.
They say they don't know what to do.
They say they don't know the answer.
They say they don't know any French.
They say they don't have to do that.
They say they don't feel well today.
They say they don't do that anymore.
They say they didn't have insurance.
They say they can't wait any longer.
They say they can't stay for dinner.
They say they can't remember things.
They say they can't find their hats.
They say they can't believe anybody.
They say they aren't planning to go.
They say they aren't having any fun.
They say they always do it this way.
They say that they've taught French.
They say that they're ready to help.
They say that they're pretty hungry.
They say that they're not tired yet.
They say that they're not giving up.
They say that they're not concerned.
They say that they're good at chess.
They say that they're feeling tired.
They say that they'll never give up.
They say that they'll never do that.
They say that they'll help us today.
They say that they'll do that today.
They say that they'll do that later.
They say that they'll do that again.
They say that they'll come tomorrow.
They say that they'd rather go home.
They say that they wouldn't do that.
They say that they want to meet you.
They say that they want to help you.
They say that they ought to do that.
They say that they need another car.
They say that they hope you do that.
They say that they feel like crying.
They say that they enjoy doing that.
They say that they don't want to go.
They say that they don't need money.
They say that they don't like money.
They say that they don't feel tired.
They say that they can fix anything.
They say that they aren't tired yet.
They say that they aren't giving up.
They say that they aren't concerned.
They said what they intended to say.
They said they think they won't win.
They said they don't want to retire.
They said their stomachs still hurt.
They said their house wasn't locked.
They said the gunshots woke them up.
They said that wasn't their problem.
They said that they liked good wine.
They said that they don't want this.
They said that they don't feel well.
They said more than they'd intended.
They ride their bicycles everywhere.
They repeated what they'd just said.
They really scared you, didn't they?
They really know what they're doing.
They really are stupid, aren't they?
They realized they ought to do that.
They ran home as fast as they could.
They put their heads out the window.
They put their glasses of wine down.
They put their bags under the table.
They put down their glasses of wine.
They put clean sheets on their beds.
They promised you that, didn't they?
They promised they'd do that for us.
They promised they'd do that for me.
They promised they wouldn't do that.
They promised they wouldn't be late.
They practiced their scales all day.
They plan to retire when they're 65.
They overslept and missed their bus.
They ought to talk to their lawyers.
They only do what I tell them to do.
They often swear when they're angry.
They often forget to pay their rent.
They never told me where they lived.
They never forgot to pay their rent.
They never forget to pay their rent.
They need somebody they could trust.
They need all the help they can get.
They must realize what they've done.
They must pay for what they've done.
They moved as quickly as they could.
They mostly talked about their trip.
They might still change their minds.
They might get hurt if they do that.
They may leave anytime they want to.
They may do that wherever they want.
They may do that anywhere they want.
They managed to control their anger.
They make enough to pay their bills.
They made up their minds to do that.
They lost my respect when they quit.
They looked like they'd been crying.
They look like they're going to cry.
They look like they're discontented.
They look like they're disappointed.
They look like they're about to cry.
They look like they'd like to leave.
They look like they don't feel well.
They leaned forward in their chairs.
They later died from their injuries.
They know what they're getting into.
They knew they wouldn't be replaced.
They knew they wouldn't be punished.
They knew they wouldn't be expelled.
They knew they wouldn't be arrested.
They knew they needed to leave town.
They knew they had no time to spare.
They knew they couldn't be replaced.
They knew that they'd said too much.
They just changed their minds again.
They just can't make up their minds.
They invite me to all their parties.
They insisted they wouldn't do that.
They insisted that they acted alone.
They informed me of their decisions.
They hurt their arms when they fell.
They hired me to paint their houses.
They held their hats in their hands.
They heard their names being called.
They heard someone yell their names.
They haven't opened their books yet.
They haven't been paying their rent.
They have something they need to do.
They have problems with their backs.
They have no money in their pockets.
They have more money than they need.
They have everything that they want.
They have everything that they need.
They hardly ever lose their tempers.
They handed their keys to the valet.
They had trouble finding their keys.
They had their wisdom teeth removed.
They had their houses painted white.
They got up to put their jackets on.
They got up to put on their jackets.
They got rid of their old computers.
They got exactly what they deserved.
They gave some oats to their horses.
They gave it to me before they died.
They forgot to pay their phone bill.
They filled their glasses with wine.
They filled their buckets with sand.
They filled their bags with walnuts.
They felt they had to say something.
They felt like they'd been betrayed.
They expressed their disappointment.
They explained their plan in detail.
They eventually changed their minds.
They eat only what they want to eat.
They drowned in their swimming pool.
They don't yet know what they'll do.
They don't want to sell their farms.
They don't want their picture taken.
They don't think it was their fault.
They don't remember their passwords.
They don't look like they're lonely.
They don't know where they're going.
They don't know what they're saying.
They don't know what they'll do yet.
They don't know what they should do.
They don't know I wish they'd leave.
They don't believe they can do that.
They do whatever we tell them to do.
They do that even when they're sick.
They do anything we tell them to do.
They didn't tell me where they went.
They didn't pay their taxes on time.
They didn't eat breakfast, did they?
They didn't do that again, did they?
They didn't deny that they did that.
They didn't care if they won or not.
They didn't believe what they heard.
They did what I expected them to do.
They did their duty, and I did mine.
They did that as soon as they could.
They did that as fast as they could.
They denied they'd stolen the money.
They decided to keep their distance.
They cut the rope with their knives.
They couldn't take their gloves off.
They couldn't take off their gloves.
They couldn't hide their excitement.
They couldn't control their tempers.
They couldn't believe what they saw.
They consulted with their attorneys.
They claimed that they've done that.
They claimed that they didn't do it.
They claim they have psychic powers.
They claim they had second thoughts.
They claim that they don't remember.
They claim that they didn't do that.
They certainly think they're clever.
They carefully took off their masks.
They can't swim very well, can they?
They can do that wherever they want.
They can do that anywhere they want.
They can come, too, if they want to.
They came out of their hiding place.
They bragged about what they'd done.
They bought what they needed to buy.
They aren't wearing their seatbelts.
They aren't wearing their new coats.
They aren't wearing their lab coats.
They aren't sure that they're ready.
They aren't doing the best they can.
They aren't big, but they're strong.
They've vowed that they'll do that.
They've paid back what they owe us.
They've had their houses repainted.
They've got things they need to do.
They've assured me they'll do that.
They're not wearing their uniforms.
They're not used to their new jobs.
They're not sure that they can win.
They're not sure how they got here.
They're not as stupid as they seem.
They thought they'd be able to win.
They thought they must be mistaken.
They thought their legs was broken.
They take good care of their horse.
They swore that they were innocent.
They swear that they won't do that.
They straightened up their bedroom.
They stopped taking their medicine.
They still say they don't blame me.
They still haven't paid their rent.
They still deny that they did that.
They spent the night in their vans.
They soon realized they were alone.
They sold their house for $300,000.
They slowly rose from their chairs.
They sleep with their windows open.
They showed their portfolios to me.
They showed me where they found it.
They shouted as loud as they could.
They should keep their mouths shut.
They shook their heads and laughed.
They say they've never eaten sushi.
They say they've never coming back.
They say they've done that already.
They say they've been told to stay.
They say they've already done that.
They say they're working very hard.
They say they're planning on going.
They say they're hoping to do that.
They say they're afraid to do that.
They say they'll never leave early.
They say they'll never do it again.
They say they'll keep working hard.
They say they'll do whatever we do.
They say they'll do that on Monday.
They say they'll come to the party.
They say they'd rather not do that.
They say they want to study French.
They say they want to speak to you.
They say they want to speak French.
They say they want to learn French.
They say they want to do that, too.
They say they want to come with us.
They say they used to teach French.
They say they used to study French.
They say they plan to study French.
They say they need to study French.
They say they need to do that, too.
They say they like teaching French.
They say they like studying French.
They say they like speaking French.
They say they have to work tonight.
They say they have to study French.
They say they have to speak French.
They say they have nothing to hide.
They say they have no other choice.
They say they feel much better now.
They say they feel like doing that.
They say they don't have insurance.
They say they didn't know about it.
They say they did it for the money.
They say they definitely won't win.
They say they come here every year.
They say they can't wait that long.
They say they can't go any further.
They say they can't believe anyone.
They say they believe they can win.
They say they also want to do that.
They say they also need to do that.
They say they also have to do that.
They say that they're still hungry.
They say that they're really sorry.
They say that they're not done yet.
They say that they're disappointed.
They say that they'll do just that.
They say that they'd rather not go.
They say that they'd never do that.
They say that they won't come back.
They say that they want to help us.
They say that they want to do that.
They say that they used to do that.
They say that they still need help.
They say that they plan to do that.
They say that they need to do that.
They say that they need time alone.
They say that they lost their keys.
They say that they like to do that.
They say that they like doing that.
They say that they have to do that.
They say that they have no regrets.
They say that they have experience.
They say that they feel better now.
They say that they dream in French.
They say that they can't stay long.
They say that they can't sing well.
They say that they can write songs.
They say that they can change that.
They say that they aren't done yet.
They said you wouldn't let them in.
They said they think it's possible.
They said they don't smoke anymore.
They said they don't plan on going.
They said their houses were locked.
They said that they liked swimming.
They said that they don't eat pork.
They said that they don't eat meat.
They said more than they should've.
They said it was them who did that.
They rode their bikes to the store.
They rode their bicycles to school.
They ride their bicycles to school.
They ride their bicycles every day.
They returned to their hotel rooms.
They refused to change their minds.
They reflected on what they'd done.
They realize they're being ignored.
They put their books in their bags.
They put their bags on the counter.
They put something in their mouths.
They promised they'd keep in touch.
They promised that they'd be there.
They promised me they'd come early.
They promised me they wouldn't cry.
They promised me that they'd do it.
They pretended they didn't know me.
They played on their college teams.
They picked up their bags and left.
They picked their bags up and left.
They paused to catch their breaths.
They ought to talk to their lawyer.
They only swear when they're angry.
They now know what they have to do.
They never came out of their comas.
They nervously shuffled their feet.
They needed help doing their taxes.
They need to talk to their lawyers.
They need to take their medication.
They need to renew their passports.
They need to regain their strength.
They need to change their behavior.
They need someone they could trust.
They may talk to whoever they want.
They may speak French if they want.
They may speak French if they like.
They may get fined if they do that.
They may do that if they'd like to.
They may do that however they like.
They may do that any way they like.
They made up their minds weeks ago.
They looked up from their notepads.
They look like they've lost weight.
They look like they've been crying.
They look like they're unimpressed.
They look like they're unconvinced.
They look like they're unconscious.
They look like they're unconcerned.
They look like they're intoxicated.
They look like they're half asleep.
They look like they're embarrassed.
They look like they're discouraged.
They lied about where they grew up.
They left their trumpets at school.
They left their houses before dawn.
They leave their radios on all day.
They know what they're looking for.
They know what they're going to do.
They knew they should study French.
They knew they had to do something.
They knew they had nothing to lose.
They knew that they'd have to wait.
They knew that they'd been tricked.
They knew that they should do that.
They knew that they had to do that.
They kept their end of the bargain.
They informed me of their decision.
They hoped that they could do that.
They hope they don't botch the job.
They hired me to paint their house.
They helped you today, didn't they?
They helped us out when they could.
They held up their end of the deal.
They held their breaths and waited.
They haven't yet sold their houses.
They haven't sold their houses yet.
They haven't lost their confidence.
They have to take their medication.
They have to renew their passports.
They have to pay for what they did.
They had their house painted white.
They got yelled at by their bosses.
They got rid of their old computer.
They got rid of their old bicycles.
They got everything they asked for.
They got back on their motorcycles.
They go swimming whenever they can.
They gave me this before they died.
They gathered their stuff and left.
They found the watches they'd lost.
They forgot to turn their mics off.
They felt they had to do something.
They failed to keep their promises.
They extinguished their cigarettes.
They explained their reasons to me.
They eat hotdogs whenever they can.
They don't waste any time, do they?
They don't want you to go, do they?
They don't want to sell their land.
They don't want to sell their farm.
They don't think before they speak.
They don't think I did it, do they?
They don't talk to their neighbors.
They don't seem too happy, do they?
They don't seem that busy, do they?
They don't really do that, do they?
They don't look too happy, do they?
They don't look like they're tired.
They don't look like they're happy.
They don't know what they're doing.
They don't know how lucky they are.
They don't have what they want yet.
They don't give up easily, do they?
They do whatever we ask them to do.
They do that every chance they get.
They do everything we tell them to.
They do everything they're told to.
They didn't want us at their party.
They didn't say when they'd return.
They didn't say anything, did they?
They didn't resign. They got fired.
They didn't regret their decisions.
They didn't mention who they'd met.
They didn't hurt anybody, did they?
They didn't do what they had to do.
They didn't complete their degrees.
They did what you asked them to do.
They did what we wanted them to do.
They did what they'd planned to do.
They did what they felt like doing.
They did the only thing they could.
They did everything I told them to.
They did do what you said they did.
They did all they could do to help.
They deny they did that on purpose.
They denied they'd stolen anything.
They denied they agreed to do that.
They couldn't take their socks off.
They couldn't take off their socks.
They couldn't get their gloves off.
They couldn't find their passports.
They couldn't buy what they needed.
They continued their investigation.
They consulted with their attorney.
They claimed they tried to do that.
They claimed that they acted alone.
They claim they've never done that.
They claim they can see the future.
They claim that they're telepathic.
They can stay with us if they like.
They can stay with me if they want.
They can stay as long as they like.
They can say what they want to say.
They can rest as long as they want.
They can have everything they want.
They can do that however they like.
They can do that any way they like.
They burned all of their old books.
They bought everything they needed.
They both reached for their phones.
They believe that they can do that.
They aren't wearing their uniforms.
They aren't used to their new jobs.
They aren't sure that they can win.
They aren't sure how they got here.
They aren't as stupid as they seem.
They've woken up from their comas.
They've shown us what they can do.
They've said they want to do that.
They've said they need to do that.
They've said they have to do that.
They've said that they'll do that.
They've left, but they'll be back.
They've had their house repainted.
They're not where they want to be.
They're not wearing their glasses.
They're not sure why they're here.
They're not sure they can do that.
They're not sure if they're right.
They're not as young as they look.
They're not as tough as they seem.
They're not as tough as they look.
They're not as smart as they look.
They're not as good as they think.
They tied their boats to the dock.
They thought they'd be safe there.
They thought they were very lucky.
They thought they were being cute.
They thought that they'd help out.
They thought that they were dying.
They think their house is haunted.
They swore they'd never done that.
They suddenly changed their minds.
They struggled to pay their bills.
They stopped what they were doing.
They still hope that they can win.
They still don't do that, do they?
They stayed as long as they could.
They spoke with their supervisors.
They spoke with their mouths full.
They spilled wine on their shirts.
They spilled soup on their shirts.
They spent the night in their van.
They sounded like they were upset.
They sold all of their belongings.
They smiled and shook their heads.
They slumped back in their chairs.
They sleep with their window open.
They sighed and shook their heads.
They showed us their photo albums.
They showed their schedules to me.
They showed me their photo albums.
They should talk to their lawyers.
They should take their medication.
They shook their heads in disgust.
They shook their heads and smiled.
They seem to have lost their keys.
They say they've tried everything.
They say they've never grown corn.
They say they're ready to do that.
They say they're good at swimming.
They say they're good at juggling.
They say they're good at baseball.
They say they're glad you're here.
They say they're eager to do that.
They say they'll only talk to you.
They say they'll do that tomorrow.
They say they'll buy that for you.
They say they'll be here tomorrow.
They say they'll be busy tomorrow.
They say they'll agree to do that.
They say they'd never leave early.
They say they won't need our help.
They say they won't help us today.
They say they won't do that today.
They say they won't do that again.
They say they won't do it anymore.
They say they want to talk to you.
They say they want to settle down.
They say they want to lose weight.
They say they want more than that.
They say they remember doing that.
They say they really like it here.
They say they often forget things.
They say they need to talk to you.
They say they need more than that.
They say they like their new jobs.
They say they have plenty of time.
They say they had to study French.
They say they had to speak French.
They say they finished doing that.
They say they don't want to fight.
They say they don't remember much.
They say they don't need our help.
They say they don't like children.
They say they didn't study French.
They say they didn't see anything.
They say they did nothing illegal.
They say they can't trust anybody.