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Mary says she didn't know Tom wouldn't need to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wouldn't have to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wouldn't do that on time.
Mary says she didn't know Tom would eventually do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wanted to move to Boston.
Mary says she didn't know Tom had to help John do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom could do that by himself.
Mary says she and Tom sometimes go to the zoo together.
Mary says she and Tom almost never take walks together.
Mary said that was the first time she'd ever done that.
Mary said that she was going to leave tomorrow morning.
Mary said that she was certain that Tom had to do that.
Mary said that she didn't think Tom could speak French.
Mary said that Tom looked like he was enjoying himself.
Mary said something, but I couldn't hear what she said.
Mary said she'd like to know why Tom wanted to do that.
Mary said she'd like to know why Tom needed to do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't left the door unlocked.
Mary said she wished she hadn't given any money to Tom.
Mary said she wished she hadn't allowed Tom to do that.
Mary said she was trying to learn how to play the oboe.
Mary said she was the only one who knew how to do that.
Mary said she was having a really hard time doing that.
Mary said she was determined to find out what happened.
Mary said she wanted to give Tom the chance to do that.
Mary said she wanted to be finished doing that by 2:30.
Mary said she used to go to Boston three times a month.
Mary said she thought we should try to get there early.
Mary said she thought that would probably never happen.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to help us do that.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to do that by 2:30.
Mary said she thought she might be required to do that.
Mary said she thought it was a little risky to do that.
Mary said she thought it might be dangerous to do that.
Mary said she thought doing that wouldn't be dangerous.
Mary said she thought Tom's suggestion was a good idea.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't be doing that today.
Mary said she thought Tom would be hesitant to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom was the first one to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom was interested in doing that.
Mary said she thought Tom was interested in basketball.
Mary said she thought Tom was in his office on Mondays.
Mary said she thought Tom might be required to do that.
Mary said she saw Tom waiting for the bus this morning.
Mary said she plans on staying in Boston until October.
Mary said she only did that because everybody else did.
Mary said she knew she might not need to do that again.
Mary said she knew she might not have to do that again.
Mary said she knew she might not be allowed to do that.
Mary said she knew she might need to do that on Monday.
Mary said she knew she might have to do that on Monday.
Mary said she knew Tom might not want to do that again.
Mary said she knew Tom might not be allowed to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might have to do that this week.
Mary said she hoped she never had to go back to Boston.
Mary said she hoped Tom would be able to help us today.
Mary said she hoped Tom would be able to do that today.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom wants to do that alone.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom wants to do that again.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom should do that outside.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom should do that anymore.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom ought to do that again.
Mary said she didn't want to stay in Boston any longer.
Mary said she didn't want to hang out with Tom anymore.
Mary said she didn't want to do that without some help.
Mary said she didn't want me to tell Tom what happened.
Mary said she didn't think she was good enough for Tom.
Mary said she didn't think Tom ought to have done that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom needed to do that again.
Mary said she didn't think Tom had ever been to Boston.
Mary said she didn't really feel like doing that today.
Mary said she didn't really expect anyone to volunteer.
Mary said she didn't know where she was supposed to go.
Mary said she didn't know Tom was able to speak French.
Mary said she didn't have to be back until next Monday.
Mary said she didn't have enough time to do that today.
Mary said she didn't have enough money to go to Boston.
Mary said she couldn't go camping with us next weekend.
Mary said she could do that, but she actually couldn't.
Mary said it wasn't her who told Tom he should do that.
Mary said it wasn't her who told Tom he had to do that.
Mary said it wasn't as hard to do that as she expected.
Mary said doing that cost more money than she expected.
Mary said Tom thought she might be required to do that.
Mary said Tom knew she might not be allowed to do that.
Mary resigned because they refused to give her a raise.
Mary ran to the bus stop, so she wouldn't miss the bus.
Mary ran to the bus stop, but she still missed the bus.
Mary promised that she'd be more careful in the future.
Mary probably doesn't know why you want her to do that.
Mary probably doesn't know why Tom wasn't at her party.
Mary probably doesn't know that Tom has a crush on her.
Mary probably doesn't know she shouldn't do that again.
Mary poured cold water over herself to wake herself up.
Mary picked up the coffee pot and poured herself a cup.
Mary obviously doesn't want us bothering her right now.
Mary never told me she didn't know how to speak French.
Mary must've forgotten what she promised to do for Tom.
Mary might not have enough money to buy what she wants.
Mary might not have enough money to buy what she needs.
Mary made it quite clear what she didn't want us to do.
Mary locked herself in the bathroom and started to cry.
Mary liked the idea until I told her it was Tom's idea.
Mary knows she shouldn't be singing this late at night.
Mary knows she should do that, but she doesn't want to.
Mary knows better than to go out after dark by herself.
Mary knows Tom isn't planning to go to Boston with her.
Mary knew that she couldn't get to the airport by 2:30.
Mary knew that Tom wanted her to go to Boston with him.
Mary knew she shouldn't do that, but she did it anyway.
Mary isn't as good a chess player as she thinks she is.
Mary isn't as easy to get along with as she used to be.
Mary isn't able to do that alone. You need to help her.
Mary is wearing a different hat than she was yesterday.
Mary is probably going to get injured if she does that.
Mary is probably going to be hungry when she gets home.
Mary is probably going to be hungry when she gets here.
Mary is probably going to be forgiven for what she did.
Mary is old enough to know that what she did was wrong.
Mary is never going to do what you're asking her to do.
Mary is likely to spend the rest of her life in prison.
Mary is in the kitchen making herself something to eat.
Mary is going to get in trouble if she doesn't do that.
Mary is going to be thirsty when she finishes the race.
Mary is going to be in prison for the rest of her life.
Mary invited Tom to join her and her family for dinner.
Mary injured herself when she jumped out of the window.
Mary hopes that Tom won't do that until she gets there.
Mary hoped that Tom would like the gift she bought him.
Mary hasn't been home since she graduated from college.
Mary has wanted to study French since she was thirteen.
Mary has some very important things that she has to do.
Mary has enough time to do that if she really wants to.
Mary has already done everything we've asked her to do.
Mary had to stay home from school because she was sick.
Mary had no idea why Tom wanted her to stop doing that.
Mary had enough money to buy everything she had to buy.
Mary got tired of waiting for Tom, so she went on home.
Mary got angry when I told her about what had happened.
Mary gave me her notebook full of her favorite recipes.
Mary gave Tom one of the books that John had given her.
Mary forgot to tell Tom what she'd planned to tell him.
Mary first came to Boston when she was three years old.
Mary finally talked Tom into lending her his accordion.
Mary finally realized that she shouldn't be doing that.
Mary explained to Tom why she couldn't go to his party.
Mary ended up not getting paid as much as she expected.
Mary ended up getting paid much less than she expected.
Mary drives by Tom's house on her way to and from work.
Mary drank three bottles of wine by herself last night.
Mary dove into the water and swam as fast as she could.
Mary doesn't think Tom lies to her, but I know he does.
Mary doesn't speak French as well as I thought she did.
Mary doesn't seem to understand why she should do that.
Mary doesn't seem to understand why she has to do that.
Mary doesn't really know why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary doesn't know why Tom doesn't want her to help him.
Mary doesn't know how much time she'll need to do that.
Mary doesn't know how much time she'll have to do that.
Mary doesn't know how long she'll have to wait for Tom.
Mary doesn't have the confidence to do that by herself.
Mary didn't want to tell anybody about what she'd done.
Mary didn't want to talk to Tom, but she had no choice.
Mary didn't want anybody to find out about her and Tom.
Mary didn't understand what Tom was trying to tell her.
Mary didn't think Tom would be awake when she got home.
Mary didn't start to study French until she was thirty.
Mary didn't say whether she'd go to Tom's party or not.
Mary didn't say whether she went to Tom's party or not.
Mary didn't know whether she'd be permitted to do that.
Tom sagte, dass Maria unwillig schien, das zu essen, was er ihr zubereitet hatte.
Mary didn't know whether she should believe Tom or not.
Mary didn't know that she was supposed to go yesterday.
Mary didn't know that she didn't have to do that today.
Mary didn't have any money, so she couldn't go with me.
Mary didn't do anything that she wasn't supposed to do.
Mary definitely knows that she shouldn't be doing that.
Mary couldn't have done what she did without some help.
Mary can't speak French as well as I thought she could.
Mary can do whatever she likes as far as I'm concerned.
Mary came a little earlier today than she usually does.
Mary called Tom and had him pick her up at the station.
Mary bought an expensive Christmas present for herself.
Mary asks me the same questions every time she sees me.
Mary asked her father to give her some money for lunch.
Mary asked Tom to wait for her in front of the library.
Mary asked Tom if she could borrow his French textbook.
Mary almost never does what she says she's going to do.
Mary agreed to be here at 2:30, but she's not here yet.
Mary admitted that she'd never actually been to Boston.
Mary admitted she wasn't the one who actually did that.
Mary admitted she wasn't actually the one who did that.
Mary admitted she didn't do what she promised she'd do.
Mary admits she's despised Tom since she first met him.
It'll take Mary three hours to finish what she's doing.
If you want Mary's help, you'll have to ask her for it.
If you tell Mary how to do that, I'm sure she'll do it.
If you see Mary, will you tell her I'm looking for her?
If Mary didn't want to be here, she wouldn't have come.
I'm the one who told Mary that she should study French.
I'm sure Mary is going to be hungry when she gets home.
I'm sure Mary had a good reason for doing what she did.
I'm really going to miss Mary when she moves to Boston.
I'm going to allow Mary to do whatever she wants to do.
I'm afraid Mary might not do what she's supposed to do.
I'd like for Mary to tell you why she did what she did.
I wonder why Mary didn't do that the way I told her to.
I wonder whether Mary really did what she said she did.
I wonder whether Mary really did what Tom said she did.
I wonder if Mary really was able to do that by herself.
I was the one who told Mary that she shouldn't do that.
I was the one who told Mary that she needed to do that.
I want to be sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
I told Mary that I thought she should lose some weight.
I think Mary would do that for you if you asked her to.
I think Mary would be doing that, too, if she knew how.
I think Mary should do what she says she's going to do.
I think Mary probably isn't as old as you think she is.
I think Mary might get injured if she tries to do that.
I think Mary knows what time she's supposed to be here.
I think Mary is probably younger than you think she is.
I think Mary did that, even though she said she didn't.
I think Mary could get injured if she tries to do that.
I think Mary could get injured if she tried to do that.
I think I heard Mary say that she was going to do that.
I suspect that Mary doesn't do her homework by herself.
I spoke to Mary in French, but she answered in English.
I should probably tell Mary that I want her to do that.
I know Mary can't come to Boston, but I wish she would.
I helped Mary get up from the bench she was sitting on.
I heard that Mary doesn't sing as often as she used to.
I entered Mary's bedroom and saw her asleep in her bed.
I doubt if Mary will be very hungry when she gets home.
I don't want Mary wandering around the mall by herself.
I don't think Mary would be absent if she weren't sick.
I don't think Mary will be as careful as she should be.
I don't think Mary knows what Tom would like her to do.
I don't think Mary knows she's not supposed to do that.
I don't think Mary is sure that's what she needs to do.
I don't think Mary can afford to buy the car she wants.
I don't know why Mary didn't do what I asked her to do.
I didn't think Mary would be here, but I'm glad she is.
I didn't tell Mary everything Tom asked me to tell her.
I didn't notice Mary sitting by herself at the counter.
I convinced Mary that she should go to Boston with Tom.
I asked Mary to sing that song she used to always sing.
Everyone but Mary knew that she didn't need to do that.
Everyone but Mary knew that she didn't have to do that.
Even though I told Mary she shouldn't do that, she did.
Even though I told Mary she should do that, she didn't.
Even though I told Mary she had to do that, she didn't.
Does Mary really think she can convince Tom to do that?
Do you want to see a picture of Mary when she was baby?
Do you want to know why Mary didn't do that by herself?
Did you tell Mary I didn't want her to do that anymore?
Call Mary and tell her I can't meet her this afternoon.
Ask Mary if she has enough money to buy what she needs.
All Mary wanted was to spend some time with her family.
You shouldn't have told Mary that you didn't like her.
You should tell Mary that she doesn't need to do that.
You should tell Mary that she doesn't have to do that.
You should probably tell Mary that she has to do that.
You knew Mary couldn't do that by herself, didn't you?
You can't hit Mary and expect her not to hit you back.
You and I are the only people Mary says she can trust.
Would you tell Mary why you don't want her to do that?
Why would Mary want to do that if she doesn't have to?
Why don't you call Mary and tell her what's happening?
Why don't you ask Mary if she really wants to do that?
Why didn't you just give Mary the money she asked for?
Why didn't Mary tell us that she was going to be late?
Whenever Mary comes to Boston, she stays at our place.
When Mary told Tom that she'd done that, he got upset.
When Mary saw Tom and Alice together, she got jealous.
When Mary finds out what happened, she won't be happy.
What time did Mary say she was leaving in the morning?
What do you think Mary will do now that she's retired?
We should tell Mary that she needs to be more careful.
We should tell Mary that Tom doesn't want her to come.
We should ask Mary which one she thinks we should buy.
We never would've allowed Mary to go there by herself.
We don't need to give Mary the money she's asking for.
There were a lot of things Mary said she needed to do.
The problem is that Mary thinks she's better than Tom.
The only person Mary says she wants to talk to is Tom.
The only job Mary has ever had is the one she has now.
The doctor told Mary that she should drink more water.
Tell Mary she has to do everything Tom asks her to do.
Tell Mary I'm not going to do what she asked me to do.
Please make sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to do that.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she shouldn't do that anymore.
Mary's parents are too strict to allow her to do that.
Mary's going to kill me when she finds out what I did.
Mary wrote a lot of letters to Tom while she was away.
Mary wrapped the present she was going to give to Tom.
Mary wouldn't go back to Boston if she didn't need to.
Mary wouldn't go back to Boston if she didn't have to.
Mary would be able to do that if she really wanted to.
Mary worked in a supermarket while she was in college.
Mary wondered if she had enough money to pay the bill.
Mary won't likely tell Tom why she enjoyed doing that.
Mary won't likely be as mad at Tom as she was at John.
Mary wishes that she could be a better French speaker.
Mary wished that she could play tennis as well as Tom.
Mary will probably tell Tom she won't do that anymore.
Mary will probably get hurt if she does that that way.
Mary will never understand why we want her to do this.
Mary will keep doing that if someone doesn't stop her.
Mary will help you as soon as she finishes doing that.
Mary will have to do that even if she doesn't want to.
Mary was uncertain whether or not she should tell Tom.
Mary was the first one who said she'd like to do that.
Mary was the first one who said she wanted to do that.
Mary was shocked when I told her what I planned to do.
Mary was lonely and wished she had someone to talk to.
Mary was afraid that she was about to lose everything.
Mary wants to ask you if you'll help her next weekend.
Mary wanted to talk to Tom, but she couldn't find him.
Mary wanted to know who was going to help her do that.
Mary walked in and quietly closed the door behind her.
Mary walked as fast as she could to catch up with Tom.
Mary used to smile a lot, but she seldom does anymore.
Mary used to play the guitar better than she does now.
Mary used to make fun of Tom, but she doesn't anymore.
Mary unlocked the door with the key Tom had given her.
Mary tried to convince everyone that she was innocent.
Mary told me to meet her in front of the concert hall.
Mary told me that to be gone by the time she got here.
Mary told me that she's faster at doing that than Tom.
Mary told me that she's better at doing that than Tom.
Mary told me that she's able to speak three languages.
Mary told me that she'd never had that problem before.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be suspicious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be reasonable.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be interested.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be here later.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was good at cooking.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was being sarcastic.
Mary told me that she doesn't want to do that anymore.
Mary told me that she doesn't know what she should do.
Mary told me that she doesn't know what she has to do.
Mary told me she was interested in visiting Australia.
Mary told me she was going to try to find another job.
Mary told me she didn't have enough money to buy that.
Mary told me she didn't actually want to go to Boston.
Mary told me she couldn't remember the teacher's name.
Mary told Tom to wait for her in front of the station.
Mary told Tom that she'd eat anything he made for her.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be willing to do that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't suspicious.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't interested.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't doing that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't dependable.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was overconfident.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was in his office.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was upstairs.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was handsome.
Mary told Tom that she didn't like his sense of humor.
Mary told Tom that she couldn't permit him to do that.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't do what he asked her to do.
Mary told Tom she wanted John to learn how to do that.
Mary told Tom she couldn't do what he asked her to do.
Mary threw away all the letters that Tom had sent her.
Mary thought she might not need to do that by herself.
Mary thought she might not have to do that by herself.
Mary thought she might have to do that this afternoon.
Mary thinks she's better at French than she really is.
Mary stopped laughing when she noticed Tom was crying.
Mary started playing the violin when she was thirteen.
Mary spent the money Tom gave her on something to eat.
噉樣做係好難
Tom rief Marias Freundinnen an, da er glaubte, diese wüssten vielleicht, wo sie sei.
Mary soon realized there was no way she could do that.
Mary should've learned French when she had the chance.
Mary should've been grateful for what Tom did for her.
Mary should tell Tom about the job she's been offered.
Mary should probably tell Tom that she needs his help.
Mary should probably tell Tom she won't do that again.
Mary seldom makes mistakes when she's speaking French.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her Tom wasn't here.
Mary says that she'd like to come over this afternoon.
Mary says she's learned a lot in the last three years.
Mary says she's been living in Boston for three years.
Mary says she'll do that even if Tom tells her not to.
Mary says she would've done that if we'd asked her to.
Mary says she wants to give you the chance to do that.
Mary says she wants to give Tom the chance to do that.
Mary says she thinks it might not be smart to do that.
Mary says she thinks it might be expensive to do that.
Mary says she thinks it might be dangerous to do that.
Mary says she thinks Tom would really want to do that.
Mary says she still doesn't have everything she needs.
Mary says she regrets that she wasn't able to do that.
Mary says she needs the rest of the money you owe her.
Mary says she knows how difficult it'll be to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows why he needs to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom is willing to do that for her.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't say he has to do that.
Mary says she has to find someone to help her do that.
Mary says she has to find somebody to do that for her.
Mary says she has to find somebody to do that for Tom.
Mary says she goes jogging three or four times a week.
Mary says she forgot that she had promised to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think she's very good at French.
Mary says she doesn't think she can do that right now.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom would let you do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom would let her do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom will enjoy doing that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really has to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really had to do that.
Mary says she doesn't know where Tom wants to do that.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom is supposed to do.
Mary says she doesn't know if she has time to do that.
Mary says she doesn't care whether we help her or not.
Mary says she didn't know she was supposed to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom would be at the meeting.
Mary says she didn't know Tom couldn't swim very well.
Mary says she and Tom hardly ever go cycling together.
Mary says she always does that the way Tom showed her.
Mary said they wouldn't permit her to do that anymore.
Mary said that she'd be moving to Boston next October.
Mary said that she wasn't sure that Tom would do that.
Mary said that she was very sorry for what she'd done.
Mary said that she was certain that Tom would do that.
Mary said that she was certain that Tom could do that.
Mary said that she wanted me to help her wash her car.
Mary said that she thought Tom was in love with Alice.
Mary said that she doesn't really want that to happen.
Mary said that she didn't think Tom was really scared.
Mary said that she didn't think Tom was angry anymore.
Mary said that she didn't really plan to stay so long.
Mary said that she didn't really feel like doing that.
Mary said she's the one responsible for what happened.
Mary said she's not sure whether Tom wants to do that.
Mary said she's not sure whether Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she's not sure Tom can take care of himself.
Mary said she's learned a lot in the last three years.
Mary said she'd rather not spend much time doing that.
Mary said she wished you wouldn't do that by yourself.
Mary said she wished she hadn't played chess with Tom.
Mary said she wished she hadn't left the windows open.
Mary said she wished she could do that as well as Tom.
Mary said she wasn't sure if Tom could do that or not.
Mary said she was going to ask Tom to do that for her.
Mary said she was able to do everything she had to do.
Mary said she wanted to try to swim across this river.
Mary said she wanted me to talk you out of doing that.
Mary said she wanted Tom to help her do that tomorrow.
Mary said she thought you could take care of yourself.
Mary said she thought that Tom would do that tomorrow.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to do that for me.
Mary said she thought she wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said she thought she might need to do that today.
Mary said she thought she might have to do that today.
Mary said she thought she might be allowed to do that.
Mary said she thought she knew what needed to be done.
Mary said she thought it would be possible to do that.
Mary said she thought doing that wouldn't be much fun.
Mary said she thought doing that would be a good idea.
Mary said she thought Tom's suggestion was a good one.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be willing to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be tempted to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be nervous doing that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be frightened by that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be at today's meeting.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't interested in sports.
Mary said she thought Tom was the last one to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom was outside waiting for you.
Mary said she thought Tom was good at speaking French.
Mary said she thought Tom might want to do that today.
Mary said she thought Tom might need to do that today.
Mary said she thought Tom might need to do that again.
Mary said she thought Tom might be tempted to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom might be allowed to do that.
Mary said she thought I might be permitted to do that.
Mary said she suspected Tom was very eager to do that.
Mary said she only did that because everyone else did.
Mary said she needed to get up early tomorrow morning.
Mary said she left early because she was feeling sick.
Mary said she knew she might have to do that tomorrow.
Mary said she isn't sure Tom can take care of himself.
Mary said she intends to go to Australia next October.
Mary said she hoped she never needed to do that again.
Mary said she hoped Tom wouldn't be afraid to do that.
Mary said she hasn't seen Tom since they got divorced.
Mary said she doesn't want to invite Tom to her party.
Mary said she doesn't think it's necessary to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom will agree to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really has to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really had to do that.
Mary said she didn't want to wear Alice's old clothes.
Mary said she didn't want to spend all day doing that.
Mary said she didn't want to help Tom do that anymore.
Mary said she didn't want to go to the dance with Tom.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would like her friends.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would let John do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would enjoy that movie.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would enjoy doing that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom had to do that anymore.
Mary said she didn't think Tom had a driver's license.
Mary said she didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
Mary said she didn't remember exactly where Tom lived.
Mary said she didn't really expect anybody to do that.
Mary said she didn't know what she was supposed to do.
Mary said she didn't know if she'd be able to do that.
Mary said she didn't know if Tom could do that or not.
Mary said she didn't know Tom couldn't swim very well.
Mary said she didn't have to get up so early tomorrow.
Mary said she didn't have the energy to do that today.
Mary said she didn't have any idea what Tom was doing.
Mary said she couldn't do that because she's too busy.
Mary said she and Tom played tennis yesterday morning.
Mary said her parents let her do what she wants to do.
Mary said doing that took more time than she expected.
Mary said Tom thought she might have to do that today.
Mary said Tom thought she might be allowed to do that.
Mary said Tom had given her permission to leave early.
Mary refused to tell me who gave her those binoculars.
Mary refused to do what Tom told her she needed to do.
Mary realized she wasn't likely to be able to do that.
Mary realized later that she shouldn't have done that.
Mary promised she'd go to Boston with Tom next Monday.
Mary promised she'd be there, but she never showed up.
Mary probably should've asked Tom to help her do that.
Mary probably doesn't know what Tom expects her to do.
Mary probably doesn't know she's got to do that today.
Mary probably doesn't know she shouldn't do that here.
Mary probably doesn't know how she's going to do that.
Mary probably doesn't know exactly what she should do.
Mary probably doesn't know exactly what she has to do.
Mary pretended that she didn't see what was happening.
Mary plans to come back to Boston after she graduates.
Mary phoned to say she won't be here until after 2:30.
Mary noticed Tom was a few inches shorter than he was.
Mary never told me she wanted to go to Boston with us.
Mary never thought she'd have to come back here again.
Mary needed some money, so I offered to give her some.
Mary may have some problems we can help her deal with.
Mary made the mistake of trying to do that by herself.
Mary made me swear not to tell Tom about what she did.
Mary made me promise not to tell Tom her phone number.
Mary made it clear that she wasn't willing to do that.
Mary made it clear that she didn't like Tom very much.
Mary made it clear that she didn't intend to help Tom.
Mary looked better today than the last time I saw her.
Mary lived in Australia when she was younger, I think.
Mary listened carefully, but she didn't hear anything.
Mary lied to Tom when she told him she wasn't married.
Mary lied to Tom when she told him she didn't do that.
Mary knows something about Tom that she won't tell us.
Mary knows she's supposed to be here tomorrow at 2:30.
Mary knew that she wasn't going to be able to do that.
Mary knew that she was the only one who could do that.
Mary knew that she needed to do something to help Tom.
Mary knew that she couldn't do what needed to be done.
Mary knew that Tom wouldn't eat the fish she'd caught.
Mary knew she might be required to do that by herself.
Mary knew Tom wasn't likely to tell her what happened.
Mary isn't sure when Tom is expecting her to be there.
Mary isn't supposed to be at school today, but she is.
Mary isn't as determined to do that as she used to be.
Mary is wearing the same clothes as she was yesterday.
Mary is wearing a blouse that's way too large for her.
Mary is thinking about telling Tom that she loves him.
Mary is the only one who seems to be enjoying herself.
Mary is supposed to be at school today, but she isn't.
Mary is probably going to be tired when she gets home.
Mary is now a little more careful than she used to be.
Mary is lucky that she can still take care of herself.
Mary is going to spend the rest of her life in prison.
Mary is going to do that later when she's not so busy.
Tomo telefonis al la amikinoj de Manjo, ĉar li pensis, ke eble ili scias, kie estas ŝi.
Mary is going to be very sorry if she doesn't do that.
Mary is going to be very glad that she didn't do that.
Mary is going to ask Tom to do that for us, isn't she?
Mary is finally going to do what she told us she'd do.
Mary is already rich enough to buy anything she wants.
Mary is a pretty nice person once you get to know her.
Mary has permitted her children to do that many times.
Mary has finally decided that she has to go to Boston.
Mary has been waiting all morning for Tom to help her.
Mary has been trying to figure out what she has to do.
Mary has been told that she isn't required to do that.
Mary has been saving up money so she can go to Boston.
Mary has asked Tom to meet her at her office tomorrow.
Mary has another problem she hasn't told us about yet.
Mary has already told Tom she doesn't want to do that.
Mary has absolutely no idea what she's supposed to do.
Mary has a few more things to do before she can leave.
Mary gave me her phone number and told me to call her.
Mary found the information she was looking for online.
Mary finally realized that Tom didn't really like her.
Mary felt that she needed to explain why she was late.
Mary fell in love with Tom the first time she saw him.
Mary fell in love with Tom the first time she met him.
Mary explained to Tom why she needed to buy a new car.
Mary explained that she was the one who had done that.
Mary expected Tom to disagree with her, but he didn't.
Mary drove past Tom's house on her way home from work.
Mary drank a few cups of coffee to keep herself awake.
Mary doesn't want to do that, but she says she has to.
Mary doesn't want to do that today because she's sick.
Mary doesn't think she could do that without our help.
Mary doesn't think Tom really could do that, does she?
Mary doesn't seem to be doing what we asked her to do.
Mary doesn't seem to be aware of what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't seem convinced that she needs to do that.
Mary doesn't really want to do that with us, does she?
Mary doesn't really think that Tom did that, does she?
Mary doesn't really think Tom could do that, does she?
Mary doesn't really listen when Tom is talking to her.
Mary doesn't really care whether Tom likes her or not.
Mary doesn't need to read this if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't like to do that, but she'll do it anyway.
Mary doesn't like being told she's not old enough yet.
Mary doesn't know why Tom doesn't want her to do that.
Mary doesn't know whether she needs to do that or not.
Mary doesn't know where she's going to live next year.
Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to do that again.
Mary doesn't do that as well as she should be able to.
Mary didn't think Tom would eat what she made for him.
Mary didn't tell us that she'd be in Boston this week.
Mary didn't tell me she'd never been to Boston before.
Mary didn't tell Tom about the job she'd been offered.
Mary didn't start to write songs until she was thirty.
Mary didn't seem to understand why she should do that.
Mary didn't seem to understand why she had to do that.
Mary didn't seem to be aware of what she needed to do.
Mary didn't seem surprised when I told her about that.
Mary didn't seem satisfied with the answer I gave her.
Mary didn't seem convinced that she needed to do that.
Mary didn't say whether she was planning to go or not.
Mary didn't really know why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary didn't learn how to do that until she was thirty.
Mary didn't know why Tom didn't want her at his party.
Mary didn't know whether she should do that or not.
Mary didn't know she wasn't supposed to do that today.
Mary didn't know how much money she was going to need.
Mary didn't have very many friends when she was young.
Mary didn't have enough time to do what she had to do.
Mary didn't have a good job until she moved to Boston.
Mary didn't even look at the report that Tom gave her.
Mary didn't do any of the work she was supposed to do.
Mary didn't begin to write songs until she was thirty.
Mary didn't apply for the job that Tom told her about.
Mary didn't actually want to do that with us, did she?
Mary demanded that Tom give her the money he owed her.
Mary couldn't find what she wanted at the supermarket.
Mary couldn't attend the meeting because she was sick.
Mary could've been nervous, but she didn't seem to be.
Mary could've been frightened, but she didn't show it.
Mary continued working even though she was very tired.
Mary confessed that she was the one who had done that.
Mary checked the list to make sure she had everything.
Mary certainly sounds like she's not planning to come.
Mary certainly seems to know what she's talking about.
Mary called to say she wouldn't be back till tomorrow.
Mary called to say she wouldn't be at today's meeting.
Mary bet Tom that she could beat him at arm wrestling.
Mary asked me to help her put new frets on her guitar.
Mary asked if she really needed to do that by herself.
Mary asked Tom what time he wanted her to pick him up.
Mary apparently didn't do what she was supposed to do.
Mary and I have never met, but I know a lot about her.
Mary admitted she was the one who ate all the cookies.
It's entirely up to Mary whether she does that or not.
It looks like Mary will do what we've asked her to do.
It looks like Mary is waiting for someone to help her.
If you visit Mary now, she'll probably be watching TV.
If you run into Mary, ask her how her mother is doing.
If Mary didn't come here by bus, how did she get here?
I'm surprised Mary didn't do what you asked her to do.
I'm sure Mary won't be very hungry when she gets home.
I'm sure Mary is going to be tired when she gets home.
I'm sure Mary has some questions she wants to ask you.
I'm sure Mary didn't know she was supposed to do that.
I'll tell Mary about that the next time I talk to her.
I wonder whether Mary's friends would really help her.
I wonder whether Mary really can take care of herself.
I wonder whether Mary did what she was supposed to do.
I wonder whether Mary can really take care of herself.
I wonder if Mary knows Tom ate both of her sandwiches.
I wonder if Mary is still as strong as she used to be.
I wonder if Mary is still as strict as she used to be.
I wonder if Mary is really as rich as she says she is.
I wasn't the one who told Mary she needed to help Tom.
I was hoping Mary wouldn't ask me to help her do that.
I waited for Mary for three hours, but she never came.
I told Mary to stop doing that, but she did it anyway.
I told Mary that she should try to do that by herself.
I told Mary she didn't need to come to work on Monday.
I thought Mary wouldn't be able to do that by herself.
I thought Mary would ask Tom to go with her to Boston.
I thought Mary would ask Tom to go to Boston with her.
I think you ought to let Mary go to Boston by herself.
I think we shouldn't let Mary go to Boston by herself.
I think we should tell Mary that she needs to do that.
I think that Mary lied to you about when she did that.
I think Mary would get here early if you asked her to.
I think Mary won't be as angry as you think she'll be.
I think Mary will do the same thing she did yesterday.
I think Mary stayed by at home by herself last Monday.
I think Mary might get killed if she tries to do that.
I think Mary is going to be hungry when she gets home.
I think I shouldn't have told Mary she should do that.
I think I shouldn't have told Mary she had to do that.
I suppose Mary told you what time she plans to arrive.
I should've told Mary why she was supposed to do that.
I should've told Mary that I was too busy to help her.
I should've phoned Mary before I went over to see her.
I should probably tell Mary that she needs to do that.
I recognized Mary as soon as she walked into the room.
I plan to telephone Mary tomorrow and ask her to help.
I hope Mary knows she has do what Tom tells her to do.
I haven't yet done what Mary said she wanted me to do.
I haven't seen Mary since she's come back from Boston.
I don't think Mary will be able to do that by herself.
I don't think Mary really wants to do that by herself.
I don't think Mary liked the song you wrote about her.
I don't think Mary knows why Tom wants her to do that.
I don't think Mary knows that Tom thinks she's stupid.
I don't think Mary knows that Tom is in love with her.
I don't think Mary knows exactly what she ought to do.
I don't think Mary knows exactly what she needs to do.
I don't think Mary is going to admit that she's wrong.
I don't care why Mary did that. I'm just glad she did.
I didn't want to interrupt Mary while she was talking.
I didn't think Mary would be cooperative, but she was.
I didn't tell Mary what time she should come tomorrow.
I didn't tell Mary that she needed to be more careful.
I didn't know Mary would be here, but I'm glad she is.
I didn't know Mary was supposed to do that by herself.
Have you told Mary where you want her to park her car?
Everybody but Mary knew that Tom was in love with her.
Even if Mary had wanted to do that, she wouldn't have.
Does Mary take care of you or do you take care of her?
Does Mary know why Tom didn't invite her to his party?
Do you think Mary would like it if I did that for her?
Do you think Mary would do that if she had the chance?
Do you think Mary will like the gift I bought for her?
Do you think Mary really wanted to do that by herself?
Do you still think Mary doesn't know what she's doing?
Did you ask Mary if she thought she'd be able do that?
Did Mary say what she was planning to do this evening?
Did Mary say she was going to walk to school tomorrow?
Could you tell Mary why you don't want her to do that?
After Mary broke up with Tom, she started dating John.
Mary told the police that three men had mugged her.
You've got to tell Mary she needs to be here at 2:30.
You should probably tell Mary why she should do that.
Why don't you call Mary and tell her what's going on?
Why don't you call Mary and invite her to your party?
Why don't you believe Mary when she says she's happy?
Why don't you ask Mary if she'd like to come with us?
Why did you tell Mary I thought she couldn't do that?
When Mary got home, her children were already asleep.
What does Mary need to say to get Tom to forgive her?
Were you the one who told Mary that she shouldn't go?
We're not going to give Mary the money she asked for.
We'll make sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
We waited all afternoon for Mary, but she never came.
We don't believe that Mary did what Tom said she did.
Was it you who told Mary she doesn't have to do that?
So far, Mary is the only one who's said she's coming.
Please make sure Mary does what she's supposed to do.
Maybe we should ask Mary if she wants this old piano.
Maybe Mary doesn't know exactly what she ought to do.
Maybe Mary doesn't know exactly what she needs to do.
Mary's first computer was given to her by her father.
Mary's a lot smarter than people give her credit for.
Mary's French has improved since she moved to France.
Mary wrote Tom a love letter, but she didn't send it.
Mary wouldn't tell me where she had hidden the money.
Mary wouldn't have made it on time if she hadn't run.
Mary wouldn't have done that if she hadn't wanted to.
Mary wouldn't have done that if she hadn't needed to.
Mary wouldn't have done that even if she'd wanted to.
Mary wouldn't be stupid enough to do that, would she?
Mary would've left early if she'd known she could've.
Mary would've come to Boston with us if she could've.
Mary would've been here if she knew she needed to be.
Mary would still be alive if she'd been more careful.
Mary would be disappointed if she saw you doing that.
Mary wondered what Tom could do that she couldn't do.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she wants to quit her job.
Mary won't be able to do what you've asked her to do.
Mary wished she were able to visit Boston more often.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she wants him to do.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she needs him to do.
Mary will probably be very hungry when she gets home.
Mary will never understand why people don't like her.
Mary will be too weak to do that after her operation.
Mary went to visit Tom even though I told her not to.
Mary went back to school to get something she forgot.
Mary wasn't strong enough to lift the box by herself.
Mary wasn't scared of Tom, but Tom was scared of her.
Mary wasn't aware that Tom was hoping she'd kiss him.
Mary wasn't able to say what she wanted to in French.
Mary wasn't able to do everything we asked her to do.
Mary was wearing a straw hat the last time I saw her.
Mary was sitting at her desk the last time I saw her.
Mary was shocked when I told her what Tom had bought.
Mary was shocked when I told her about what happened.
Mary was foolish enough to believe what Tom told her.
Mary was angry at Tom because he parked in her space.
Mary was afraid that she was going to make a mistake.
Mary wants to go to college, but she can't afford to.
Mary wanted to kiss Tom, but didn't think she should.
Mary wanted to hire Tom to take care of her children.
Mary wanted to get as far away from Tom as she could.
Mary used the key Tom had given her to open the door.
Mary tried to say something, but Tom interrupted her.
Mary tried to ask Tom a question, but he ignored her.
Mary told the police that three men had attacked her.
Mary told me that she was the one who had to do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be surprised.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be impartial.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be back soon.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was claustrophobic.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was being truthful.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been impressed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom could speak French.
Mary told me that she thought Boston was a safe city.
Mary told me that she thinks she'll do that tomorrow.
Mary told me some things she probably shouldn't have.
Mary told me she wouldn't eat dinner with us tonight.
Mary told me she wouldn't do what I wanted her to do.
Mary told me she walked through the woods by herself.
Mary told me she thought it would be safe to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be likely to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be afraid to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wasn't willing to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was going to try to help John.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't surprised.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't impressed.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't depressed.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was undependable.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was in the attic.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was disorganized.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was disappointed.
Mary told Tom that she never wanted to do that again.
Mary told Tom that she had never intended to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was worried.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was sincere.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was nervous.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was married.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was jealous.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was correct.
Mary told Tom that she couldn't allow him to do that.
Mary told Tom she wanted to find a higher-paying job.
Mary told Tom she didn't want him to do that anymore.
Mary told Tom she didn't have many friends in Boston.
Mary thought the boy she saw talking to Tom was John.
Mary thought she was the only one who had to do that.
Mary thought she was doing what Tom wanted her to do.
Mary thought she might be permitted to do that today.
Mary thought Tom might like to go to Boston with her.
Mary thinks that Tom will eat what she makes for him.
Mary thinks some of her friends will want to do that.
Mary thinks she knows who Tom's favorite musician is.
Mary thinks Tom will be doing that with John and her.
Mary still hasn't told me why she's going to do that.
Mary stayed at a cheap hotel when she visited Boston.
Mary started crying when I told her her dog had died.
Mary shouldn't have ever tried to do that on her own.
Mary shouldn't have ever tried to do that by herself.
Mary shouldn't have ever tried doing that on her own.
Mary shouldn't have ever tried doing that by herself.
Mary should've done it the way you told her to do it.
Mary should've done it the way Tom told her to do it.
Mary should tell Tom she won't go to Boston with him.
Mary should probably tell Tom why she had to do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom that she can't do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she's going to do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she intends to do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom what she has to do.
Mary should probably not tell Tom to do that for her.
Mary seemed to enjoy herself at the party last night.
Mary seemed surprised when she saw Tom kissing Alice.
Mary says you told her I wasn't going to go with you.
Mary says that when she did that, Tom started crying.
Mary says that she wants me to go to Boston with Tom.
Mary says she's planning to go to Boston this winter.
Mary says she's heard that Tom wanted to change jobs.
Mary says she will do that whether it's legal or not.
Mary says she thinks it won't be possible to do that.