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Mary hasn't yet told Tom what she might do.
Mary hasn't yet admitted that she did that.
Mary hasn't told us what she has to do yet.
Mary hasn't told me why she has to do that.
Mary hasn't told me why she didn't do that.
Mary hasn't told Tom what she might do yet.
Mary hasn't said a word since she got here.
Mary hasn't been herself the last few days.
Mary hasn't admitted yet that she did that.
Mary hasn't admitted that she did that yet.
Mary has tried to kill herself three times.
Mary has told me she won't do that anymore.
Mary has told me she wants to write a book.
Mary has told me she wants to go to Boston.
Mary has told me she needs to go to Boston.
Mary has to do that before she can go home.
Mary has to be careful about what she eats.
Mary has something she wants to say to you.
Mary has something in her suitcase for Tom.
Mary has proven that she can still do that.
Mary has never done that by herself before.
Mary has found what she's been looking for.
Mary has done more than we asked her to do.
Mary has done everything we told her to do.
Mary has decided to try doing that herself.
Mary has been told that she has to do that.
Mary had to walk school when she was a kid.
Mary had no idea why Tom wanted to see her.
Mary had no idea what Tom wanted her to do.
Mary had no desire to stay home by herself.
Mary had no chance to tell Tom her opinion.
Mary had a lot of things she wanted to buy.
Mary had a lot of things she needed to buy.
Mary got married when she was 30 years old.
Mary got Tom to help her with her homework.
Mary gave Tom her jacket and he hung it up.
Mary gave Tom all the money she had on her.
Mary gave Tom a picture that she'd painted.
Mary found the picture she was looking for.
Mary found the keys she thought she'd lost.
Mary felt that she owed Tom an explanation.
Mary felt confident that she could do that.
Mary fell in love with one of her students.
Mary fell down the stairs and hurt herself.
Mary fainted as soon as she saw the needle.
Mary explained in detail what she had seen.
Mary expected us do the same thing she did.
Mary eventually found a job that she liked.
Mary dyed her hair the same color as Tom's.
Mary doesn't yet know what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't wear glasses, but she used to.
Mary doesn't want Tom to sing at her party.
Mary doesn't usually get what she asks for.
Mary doesn't think that she should do that.
Mary doesn't think I can do that, does she?
Mary doesn't smile as often as she used to.
Mary doesn't seem to know what she's doing.
Mary doesn't seem to be herself these days.
Mary doesn't see why she shouldn't do that.
Mary doesn't really care how she does that.
Mary doesn't really believe that, does she?
Mary doesn't live far from where she works.
Mary doesn't like the way Tom looks at her.
Mary doesn't know why Tom is scared of her.
Mary doesn't know why Tom is afraid of her.
Mary doesn't know why Tom doesn't like her.
Mary doesn't know what she's talking about.
Mary doesn't know what she should be doing.
Mary doesn't know what she needs to do yet.
Mary doesn't know what Tom wants her to do.
Mary doesn't know she has to do that today.
Mary doesn't know if she'll do that or not.
Mary doesn't know how to do that, does she?
Mary doesn't have to explain herself to me.
Mary doesn't have to do that now, does she?
Mary doesn't have her phone with her today.
Mary doesn't feel we're helping her enough.
Mary doesn't expect Tom to do that for her.
Mary doesn't do that by herself very often.
Mary doesn't care about anyone but herself.
Mary doesn't allow her children to do that.
Mary does know the difference, doesn't she?
Mary does know how to do that, doesn't she?
Mary does almost nothing she's asked to do.
Mary didn't yet know what she needed to do.
Mary didn't want to make a fool of herself.
Mary didn't want to let Tom into her house.
Mary didn't want anyone to do that for her.
Mary didn't tell me why she needed my help.
Mary didn't tell me why she had to do that.
Mary didn't tell me why she didn't do that.
Mary didn't tell anyone who she really was.
Mary didn't tell Tom what she wanted to do.
Mary didn't tell Tom what she needed to do.
Mary didn't tell Tom she wanted to do that.
Mary didn't seem to be very happy, did she?
Mary didn't seem to be very angry, did she?
Mary didn't seem surprised when I told her.
Mary didn't seem as busy as she usually is.
Mary didn't say how much money she'd spent.
Mary didn't realize she was being followed.
Mary didn't know who was going to help her.
Mary didn't know what Tom wanted her to do.
Mary didn't know she was likely to be late.
Mary didn't know how much money she'd need.
Mary didn't know how much money she needed.
Mary didn't go shopping yesterday, did she?
Mary didn't go because Tom told her not to.
Mary didn't do what she was supposed to do.
Mary didn't do that for me but for herself.
Mary didn't do everything she said she did.
Mary didn't do everything she needed to do.
Mary didn't actually believe that, did she?
Mary did that whenever she had a chance to.
Mary did something that she shouldn't have.
Mary did her best to persuade Tom to leave.
Mary did her best to help Tom learn French.
Mary did everything she was supposed to do.
Mary did almost all of the work by herself.
Mary did all she could to help Tom do that.
Mary denied she was involved in the murder.
Mary decided she wouldn't worry about that.
Mary decided she shouldn't stay any longer.
Mary decided she had to tell Tom the truth.
Mary cut herself with a knife this morning.
Mary crouched down so she wouldn't be seen.
Mary couldn't wait any longer, so she left.
Mary couldn't swim when she was a teenager.
Mary couldn't stop herself from doing that.
Mary couldn't stand being alone, could she?
Mary couldn't solve the problem, could she?
Mary couldn't find her way out of the cave.
Mary couldn't do anything she wanted to do.
Mary couldn't do anything she needed to do.
Mary could've done that if she'd wanted to.
Mary could get in trouble if she does that.
Mary could get fired if she didn't do that.
Mary could do that well when she was young.
Mary could do that if she really wanted to.
Mary could be the boss if she wanted to be.
Mary could always do that if she wanted to.
Mary closed her eyes and thought about Tom.
Mary can't go out today because she's sick.
Mary can't afford to buy the car she wants.
Mary can still make it on time if she runs.
Mary can stay here as long as she wants to.
Mary can make herself understood in French.
Mary can have as many cookies as she wants.
Mary can do that right now if she wants to.
Mary called to tell Tom that she'd be late.
Mary called Tom and told him she'd be late.
Mary broke her promise and didn't help Tom.
Mary believes she can take care of herself.
Mary begged Tom to give her another chance.
Mary assured Tom that she wouldn't do that.
Mary asked me where she could buy a ticket.
Mary asked me to wake her up at six-thirty.
Mary asked me if she could use my computer.
Mary asked if she really needed to do that.
Mary asked Tom what he'd do if he were her.
Mary asked Tom to wait until she got there.
Mary asked Tom to teach her how to do that.
Mary asked Tom to take her to the hospital.
Mary asked Tom to help her do her homework.
Mary asked Tom to drive her to the airport.
Mary asked Tom if she could copy his notes.
Mary asked Tom if he wanted to go with her.
Mary apologized to Tom for what she'd done.
Mary already knows you want to talk to her.
Mary almost hurt herself trying to do that.
Mary agreed to take the job we offered her.
Mary admitted that she stole Tom's bicycle.
Mary admitted that she had stolen the bike.
Mary accidentally shot herself in the foot.
Let's stop by Mary's house and talk to her.
Let's go over to Mary's place and help her.
Let's go over to Mary's house and help her.
Let me ask Mary if she wants to go with us.
It's necessary for Mary to do that herself.
If you want me to help Mary, I'll help her.
If Mary would eat less, she'd be healthier.
If Mary does that, she's sure to regret it.
If Mary asks me to help her, I'll help her.
I've already told Mary she can leave early.
I've already given Mary what she asked for.
I'm positive Mary can take care of herself.
I wonder whether Mary regrets what she did.
I wish I hadn't promised Mary I'd help her.
I want Mary to think she's smarter than us.
I told Mary to do whatever she wants to do.
Tom weiß nicht, welche Anschrift Maria in Boston hat, aber er hat ihre Telefonnummer.
I told Mary that she couldn't speak French.
I told Mary that I'd go to Boston with her.
I told Mary it was safe for her to do that.
I think Mary will be doing that by herself.
I think Mary could've done that on her own.
I think Mary could've done that by herself.
I think I need to ask Mary what she thinks.
I should tell Mary that she has to do that.
I reminded Mary that she needed to do that.
I never really asked Mary what she thought.
I liked Mary better before she got married.
I hope Mary likes the present I bought her.
I hope Mary likes the cake I baked for her.
I hope Mary knows why she needs to do that.
I hope Mary knows what Tom wants her to do.
I hope Mary knows she has to help us today.
I hope Mary doesn't say she has to do that.
I hope Mary can do what we asked her to do.
I haven't seen Mary since she was thirteen.
I faxed Mary the information she asked for.
I expected Mary to do that, but she didn't.
I doubt that Mary could do that by herself.
I doubt that Mary can take care of herself.
I don't think Mary will do that by herself.
I didn't tell Mary what she wanted to know.
I didn't tell Mary what she needed to know.
I didn't let Mary do what she wanted to do.
I didn't give Mary the money she asked for.
I didn't expect Mary to react like she did.
I couldn't stand Mary when I first met her.
I could never forgive Mary if she did that.
I asked Mary why she wasn't here yesterday.
I asked Mary what she wanted for Christmas.
I asked Mary what she thought we should do.
How can Mary possibly take care of herself?
Have you ever asked Mary why she does that?
Have you asked Mary why she didn't do that?
Don't tell Mary. I don't want to worry her.
Does Mary think that's all she needs to do?
Does Mary think she'll stay in Boston long?
Does Mary think she'll be here a long time?
Does Mary seem like she's afraid of anyone?
Does Mary really have everything she needs?
Does Mary really believe what she's saying?
Does Mary know I don't want her to do that?
Does Mary always do what you ask her to do?
Do you want Mary punished for what she did?
Do you think Mary could do that by herself?
Do you think Mary can take care of herself?
Did you tell Mary that she shouldn't dance?
Did Mary tell you where she was last night?
Did Mary tell Tom why she ate his sandwich?
Did Mary say who she was with last weekend?
Did Mary say what she needed the money for?
Did Mary say she thought we had to do that?
Did Mary say she didn't do that by herself?
Did Mary really want Tom to dance with her?
Did Mary know what she was doing was wrong?
Did Mary know I didn't want her to do that?
Did Mary actually do what she said she did?
Can't we just tell Mary what she should do?
Both of Mary's sisters are taller than her.
Ask Mary if she plans to be here on Monday.
Are you sure Mary can take care of herself?
Are you sure Mary can handle it by herself?
You should've asked Mary why she did that.
You should tell Mary she needs to do that.
Would you want Mary to do that by herself?
Would you like Mary to do that by herself?
Will Mary really be doing that by herself?
Why would Mary ask Tom to do that for her?
Why did you tell Mary Tom didn't like her?
Where did Mary live before she moved here?
When I saw Mary, I recognized her at once.
What does Mary eat when she's watching TV?
We all hope Mary can take care of herself.
The last time I saw Mary, she was limping.
The last time I saw Mary she was with Tom.
Tell Mary she has to get home before 2:30.
Please tell Mary she should wear a helmet.
Please tell Mary she has to do that today.
Please tell Mary she doesn't need to wait.
Nobody has told Mary what she needs to do.
Mary's parents wanted her to study harder.
Mary's not at all sure what she should do.
Mary's mother packs her a lunch every day.
Mary's mother helps her with her homework.
Mary's husband is just as short as she is.
Mary's husband is just as funny as she is.
Mary's husband is just as crazy as she is.
Mary's doctor told her to give up smoking.
Mary wouldn't tell me who she'd talked to.
Mary wouldn't do what Tom asked her to do.
Mary would've helped us if we'd asked her.
Mary would like to do that, but she can't.
Mary would get in trouble if she did that.
Mary would be fired if she didn't do that.
Mary wondered where she'd seen Tom before.
Mary wondered what she was supposed to do.
Mary wondered if she'd ever see Tom again.
Mary won't tell us anything about herself.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she'll do that.
Mary won't leave if you don't want her to.
Mary wished she could go outside and play.
Mary wished Tom would quit staring at her.
Mary will wait as long as you tell her to.
Mary will try to convince you to help her.
Mary will try to convince Tom to help her.
Mary will tell you when she feels like it.
Mary will likely lose everything she owns.
Mary will keep doing that if she wants to.
Mary will get very dirty if she does that.
Mary will get killed if she's not careful.
Mary will get in trouble if she does that.
Mary will do whatever she can to help you.
Mary will do whatever she can to help Tom.
Mary will do that the way you told her to.
Mary will do that if you pay her to do it.
Mary will do that if you ask her politely.
Mary will do everything you ask her to do.
Mary will do everything she's asked to do.
Mary will be very glad she didn't do that.
Mary will be fired if she does that again.
Mary will be fined if she does that again.
Mary will be exhausted when she gets home.
Mary wasn't surprised when Tom kissed her.
Mary wasn't sure which one she should buy.
Mary wasn't sure she had to do that again.
Mary wasn't as busy as I thought she'd be.
Mary wasn't able to do what she had to do.
Mary was working very hard when I saw her.
Mary was very sorry for what she had done.
Mary was very skinny when she was a child.
Mary was tired, but she wouldn't admit it.
Mary was there for Tom when he needed her.
Mary was sure she needed to do that again.
Mary was so angry that she couldn't speak.
Mary was probably drunk when she did that.
Mary was lucky that she didn't get killed.
Mary was hoping you could do that for her.
Mary was aware that she was being watched.
Mary was afraid she'd hurt Tom's feelings.
Mary was afraid people might laugh at her.
Mary was able to do what she needed to do.
Mary was able to do that on her third try.
Mary wants me to wait until she gets here.
Mary wants Tom to know that she loves him.
Mary wants Tom to know that she likes him.
Mary wanted to show Tom what she'd bought.
Mary wanted me to meet her at the station.
Mary wanted me to ask Tom if he liked her.
Mary wanted her mother to leave her alone.
Mary wanted Tom to sing her favorite song.
Mary wanted Tom to help her in the garden.
Mary very seldom goes anywhere by herself.
Mary very rarely goes anywhere by herself.
Mary very frequently does that by herself.
Mary usually does what she says she'll do.
Mary usually does that when she's nervous.
Mary used to do that when she was younger.
Mary used to do that when she was a child.
Mary understands what Tom wants her to do.
Mary tried to tell Tom that she loved him.
Mary tried to tell Tom that she liked him.
Mary tried to get Tom to help her do that.
Mary told us that she did that by herself.
Mary told us she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary told us about what she did in Boston.
Mary told me to meet her at her apartment.
Mary told me that she's afraid to do that.
Mary told me that she'll do that tomorrow.
Mary told me that she'd be home on Monday.
Mary told me that she'd already done that.
Mary told me that she was going to Boston.
Mary told me that she was already married.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was mad.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was fat.
Mary told me that she intended to do that.
Mary told me she'd wait for us until 2:30.
Mary told me she'd never done that before.
Mary told me she wouldn't help us do that.
Mary told me she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary told me she was good at water skiing.
Mary told me she was going to talk to Tom.
Mary told me she wanted to be a scientist.
Mary told me she liked this kind of music.
Mary told me she knew how to speak French.
Mary told me she didn't intend to do that.
Mary told me she didn't do anything wrong.
Mary told me she couldn't help me do that.
Mary told me she came from a large family.
Mary told me she bought a house in Boston.
Mary told me Tom gave that bicycle to her.
Mary told Tom that she'd help him do that.
Mary told Tom that she'd be free tomorrow.
Mary told Tom that she was ready to leave.
Mary told Tom that she was home on Monday.
Mary told Tom that she enjoyed doing that.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't go without him.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't ever leave him.
Mary told Tom she wasn't going to do that.
Mary told Tom she wanted him to help John.
Mary told Tom she thought he was an idiot.
Mary told Tom she hoped she could do that.
Mary told Tom she didn't want to help him.
Mary thought she was going to be punished.
Mary thought she could do that by herself.
Mary thought Tom wouldn't do that for her.
Mary thought Tom would be glad to see her.
Mary thought Tom might refuse to help her.
Mary thinks she knows what'll happen next.
Mary texted Tom to tell him she'd be late.
Mary swore she'd never do that to anybody.
Mary swam until she couldn't swim anymore.
Mary surprised everyone when she did that.
Mary still hopes Tom will do that for her.
Mary spent the rest of her life in Boston.
Mary spent most of her time reading books.
Mary sometimes does that when she's tired.
Mary sometimes does that when she's happy.
Mary sometimes does that when she's drunk.
Mary showed Tom what she'd bought for him.
Mary showed Tom a picture of her children.
Mary shouldn't have told Tom her password.
Mary should've been ready, but she wasn't.
Mary should tell Tom what she wants to do.
Mary should tell Tom what she needs to do.
Mary should tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she's tired.
Mary should probably tell Tom she's sorry.
Mary should be able to do that on her own.
Mary should be able to do that by herself.
Mary seemed to really be enjoying herself.
Mary seemed to like talking about herself.
Mary seemed to know what she needed to do.
Mary seemed to have everything she needed.
Mary says that she'll pick Tom up at 2:30.
Mary says that she only eats organic food.
Mary says that she has to do that as well.
Mary says that she didn't want to do that.
Mary says that she can prove Tom did that.
Mary says she's willing to do that for us.
Mary says she's willing to do that for me.
Mary says she's thinking about doing that.
Mary says she's ready to get back to work.
Mary says she's had three glasses of wine.
Mary says she's grown tired of doing that.
Mary says she's good at riding a unicycle.
Mary says she's given it a lot of thought.
Mary says she's considering getting a dog.
Mary says she'd rather do that by herself.
Mary says she won't take no for an answer.
Mary says she wishes she hadn't done that.
Mary says she wished she could go with us.
Mary says she wasn't aware of that policy.
Mary says she wants to do that by herself.
Mary says she wants a puppy for Christmas.
Mary says she thinks she ought to do that.
Mary says she thinks she needs to do that.
Mary says she needs to go home right away.
Mary says she needs to buy a new computer.
Mary says she knows Tom wanted to do that.
Mary says she just wants to be left alone.
Mary says she hopes Tom enjoys doing that.
Mary says she hasn't thought about it yet.
Mary says she hasn't had any problems yet.
Mary says she has no idea where Tom lives.
Mary says she has an announcement to make.
Mary says she finished writing the report.
Mary says she feels like she belongs here.
Mary says she feels a little better today.
Mary says she doesn't want to talk to you.
Mary says she doesn't want to talk to Tom.
Mary says she doesn't think you'd do that.
Mary says she doesn't think it's possible.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom does that.
Mary says she doesn't remember doing that.
Mary says she doesn't need to do that now.
Mary says she doesn't know how to do that.
Mary says she doesn't have to do that now.
Mary says she doesn't have anything to do.
Mary says she definitely wants to do that.
Mary says she can prove that Tom did that.
Mary says everybody she knows can do that.
Mary says Tom has never been to her house.
Mary saved every letter that Tom sent her.
Mary said that's what she's always wanted.
Mary said that's not what she wants to do.
Mary said that's not what she needs to do.
Mary said that she's been very happy here.
Mary said that she'd rather come tomorrow.
Mary said that she'd be back home by 2:30.
Mary said that she wouldn't swim tomorrow.
Mary said that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary said that she won't do that tomorrow.
Mary said that she wasn't working anymore.
Mary said that she wasn't very optimistic.
Mary said that she wasn't married anymore.
Mary said that she wasn't able to do that.
Mary said that she was willing to do that.
Mary said that she was through doing that.
Mary said that she was tempted to do that.
Mary said that she was feeling very tired.
Mary said that she was at today's meeting.
Mary said that she was anxious to do that.
Mary said that she wanted to learn French.
Mary said that she used to live in Boston.
Mary said that she thought Tom understood.
Mary said that she thought I looked happy.
Mary said that she might do that tomorrow.
Mary said that she might be late tomorrow.
Mary said that she likes dancing with Tom.
Mary said that she didn't want to do that.
Mary said that she didn't mean to be rude.
Mary said that she didn't have much money.
Mary said that she can't do that tomorrow.
Mary said she's willing to do that for us.
Mary said she's willing to do that for me.
Mary said she's sure Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she's not making a lot of money.
Mary said she's not in any hurry to leave.
Mary said she's never seen Tom doing that.
Mary said she's been trying to be careful.
Mary said she's been asked not to do that.
Mary said she's always done that that way.
Mary said she'll be on vacation next week.
Mary said she'll be in Boston next Monday.
Mary said she'll be doing that on her own.
Mary said she'll be doing that by herself.
Mary said she'd think about my suggestion.
Mary said she'd rather you didn't do that.
Mary said she'd rather do that by herself.
Mary said she'd only stay for a few hours.
Mary said she'd never tell Tom to do that.
Mary said she'd never consider doing that.
Mary said she'd never been in a motorboat.
Mary said she'd like to keep working here.
Mary said she'd help us if we want her to.
Mary said she'd do that for Tom this time.
Mary said she'd do that again, didn't she?
Mary said she'd be embarrassed to do that.
Mary said she'd assumed Tom would do that.
Mary said she wouldn't ever do that again.
Mary said she wouldn't be home for dinner.
Mary said she wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said she wouldn't attend the meeting.
Mary said she wished you wouldn't do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't done that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't been late.
Mary said she wished Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said she wasn't the least bit hungry.
Mary said she wasn't ready to go home yet.
Mary said she wasn't ready to give up yet.
Mary said she wasn't ready to do that yet.
Mary said she wasn't permitted to do that.
Mary said she wasn't interested in sports.
Mary said she wasn't happy here in Boston.
Mary said she wasn't expecting Tom's help.
Mary said she was unaware of any problems.
Mary said she was tricked into doing that.
Mary said she was good at speaking French.
Mary said she was going to try to help us.
Mary said she was going to let us do that.
Mary said she was going to do that for me.
Mary said she was going to do that anyway.
Mary said she was glad she didn't do that.
Mary said she was glad Tom didn't do that.
Mary said she was almost ready to do that.
Mary said she was afraid to do that alone.
Mary said she wants to do that by herself.
Mary said she wanted to watch a little TV.
Mary said she wanted to meet Tom's family.
Mary said she wanted to leave early today.
Mary said she wanted to do something else.
Mary said she wanted stay a little longer.
Mary said she tried to do that by herself.
Mary said she thought that Tom was hungry.
Mary said she thought she'd be prosecuted.
Mary said she thought she should help Tom.
Mary said she thought she knew what to do.
Mary said she thought she had to help Tom.
Mary said she thought my jokes were funny.
Mary said she thought Tom would be sleepy.
Mary said she thought Tom would be scared.
Mary said she thought Tom would be lonely.
Mary said she thought Tom would be hungry.
Mary said she thought Tom would be afraid.
Mary said she thought Tom would be absent.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't sleeping.
Mary said she thought Tom was unimpressed.
Mary said she thought Tom was still awake.
Mary said she thought Tom was over thirty.
Mary said she thought Tom was on vacation.
Mary said she thought Tom was embarrassed.
Mary said she thought Tom looked confused.
Mary said she thought I was wearing a wig.
Mary said she saw Tom waiting for the bus.
Mary said she saw Tom crying this morning.
Mary said she regretted what had happened.
Mary said she really doesn't do that much.
Mary said she probably isn't going to win.
Mary said she plans to get home on Monday.
Mary said she never wanted to get married.
Mary said she never wanted this to happen.
Mary said she never wanted that to happen.
Mary said she never considered doing that.
Mary said she needs to do that by herself.
Mary said she needs to borrow an umbrella.
Mary said she needed to buy a new sweater.
Mary said she needed to borrow some money.
Mary said she knows one of Tom's brothers.
Mary said she knew why Tom had to do that.
Mary said she knew why Tom didn't do that.
Mary said she knew that Tom would do that.
Mary said she knew that Tom could do that.
Mary said she isn't making a lot of money.
Mary said she isn't in any hurry to leave.
Mary said she hopes to be back in October.
Mary said she hoped to be back in October.
Mary said she hoped that Tom wouldn't cry.
Mary said she heard noises in the kitchen.
Mary said she has to learn how to do that.
Mary said she had to learn how to do that.
Mary said she had things she needed to do.
Mary said she had not intended to do that.
Mary said she got really tired doing that.
Mary said she felt she needed to help Tom.
Mary said she felt no pressure to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom does that.
Mary said she doesn't remember doing that.
Mary said she doesn't know where Tom went.
Mary said she doesn't know how to do that.
Mary said she didn't want to study French.
Mary said she didn't want to sit with Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to sing with us.
Mary said she didn't want to go to Boston.
Mary said she didn't want to eat anything.
Mary said she didn't want to do that here.
Mary said she didn't want anything to eat.
Mary said she didn't think Tom was hungry.
Mary said she didn't think Tom was asleep.
Mary said she didn't recommend doing that.
Mary said she didn't know where Tom lived.
Mary said she didn't have to work anymore.
Mary said she didn't have to wait so long.
Mary said she didn't have to decide today.
Mary said she didn't have time to do that.
Mary said she didn't have much experience.
Mary said she didn't have anything to say.
Mary said she didn't have anything to eat.
Mary said she didn't have a place to stay.
Mary said she didn't have a full-time job.
Mary said she didn't feel like doing that.
Mary said she could go to Boston with Tom.
Mary said she appreciated you being there.
Mary said nobody had asked her to do that.
Mary said no one had asked her to do that.
Mary said everybody she knows can do that.
Mary said Tom's dog wasn't as big as hers.
Mary said Tom has never been to her house.
Mary remembered where she'd last seen Tom.
Mary refused to do what I asked her to do.
Mary realized she had to help Tom do that.
Mary realized she didn't love Tom anymore.
Mary raised three children all by herself.
Mary raised the three children by herself.
Mary promised that she'd take care of Tom.
Mary promised she'd never do that anymore.
Mary promised me that she'd do that today.
Mary promised me that she'd clean my room.
Mary promised me she wouldn't tell anyone.
Mary promised Tom that she'd quit smoking.
Mary promised Tom she'd come to his party.
Mary probably knows more than she told us.
Mary probably couldn't do that on her own.
Mary probably couldn't do that by herself.
Mary pretended she didn't know what to do.
Mary poured herself another glass of wine.
Mary poured herself another glass of milk.
Mary poured herself another cup of coffee.
Mary poured champagne for herself and Tom.
Mary phoned to say she'd be a little late.
Mary passed the test she took last Monday.
Mary opened her eyes and looked up at Tom.
Mary often sings when she's in the shower.
Mary obviously wanted someone to help her.
Mary obviously needs somebody to help her.
Mary never told me why she didn't do that.
Mary never told me what she wanted to eat.
Mary never seems to have any money on her.
Mary never said where she'd first met Tom.
Mary never did what she promised she'd do.
Mary needs to take better care of herself.
Mary needs to help Tom more than she does.
Mary needs to do what Tom asked her to do.
Mary needs to do what I've told her to do.
Mary must've forgotten her promise to Tom.
Mary must've been tired when she got home.
Mary might help us if we ask her politely.
Mary might be able to get home by herself.
Mary looks older than her younger brother.
Mary looks like she's hesitant to do that.
Mary looks a lot older than she really is.
Mary looked like she was going to hit Tom.
Mary looked like she was enjoying herself.
Mary locked herself in her room and cried.
Mary lived in Boston when she was a child.
Mary likes to eat while she's watching TV.
Mary let me know that she wanted to drive.
Mary let herself in through the back door.
Mary let Tom know that she couldn't drive.
Mary lent me all the money she had on her.
Mary knows when she's supposed to be here.
Mary knows there's no way she can do that.
Mary knows the police are looking for her.
Mary knows that she ought to do that soon.
Mary knows that she needs to do that soon.
Mary knows something she's not telling us.
Mary knows she no longer needs to do that.
Mary knew who was trying to get her fired.
Mary knew the police were looking for her.
Mary knew that Tom wanted her to help him.
Mary knew she wouldn't be allowed to stay.
Mary knew she no longer needed to do that.
Mary knew it was wrong to do what she did.
Mary knew it was Tom knocking on her door.
Mary just told me she was getting married.
Mary isn't sure what she's supposed to do.
Mary isn't supposed to do that by herself.
Mary isn't really sure what she should do.
Mary isn't really sure what she has to do.
Mary isn't really going to Boston, is she?
Mary isn't quite sure where she should go.
Mary isn't expected to do that by herself.
Mary isn't drunk, but she's been drinking.
Mary isn't as talkative as she used to be.
Mary isn't as rich as people think she is.
Mary isn't as obnoxious as she used to be.
Mary isn't as impulsive as she used to be.
Mary isn't as forgetful as she used to be.
Mary isn't as confident as she used to be.
Mary isn't as conceited as she used to be.
Mary is young, but knows what she's doing.
Mary is wearing the blue cap you gave her.
Mary is usually very efficient, isn't she?
Mary is too young to take care of herself.
Mary is sure she can take care of herself.
Mary is still your best friend, isn't she?
Mary is still living in Boston, isn't she?
Mary is saving money so she can go abroad.
Mary is playing with her kids in the pool.
Mary is on her way to Tom's apartment now.
Mary is much younger than she says she is.
Mary is much richer than you think she is.
Mary is lucky she's still able to do that.
Mary is looking very pleased with herself.
Mary is grateful for what you did for her.
Mary is going to laugh when she sees this.
Mary is going to have her house repainted.
Mary is going to do what I tell her to do.
Mary is getting on your nerves, isn't she?
Mary is coming here to help us, isn't she?
Mary is capable of taking care of herself.
Mary is being quite diplomatic, isn't she?
Mary is afraid to say anything, isn't she?
Mary is a lot older than you think she is.
Mary is a little young for you, isn't she?
Mary is a good friend of yours, isn't she?
Mary invited too many people to her party.
Mary invited a lot of people to her party.
Mary invited Tom to the party, didn't she?
Mary hurt herself while trying to do that.
Mary hopes that she'll be able to do that.
Mary hoped Tom would make it to her party.
Mary helps anybody that asks her for help.
Mary held out her mug and Tom refilled it.
Mary hasn't yet told us what she might do.
Mary hasn't yet said what she plans to do.
Mary hasn't told us what she might do yet.
Mary hasn't said what she plans to do yet.
Mary hasn't been very kind to us, has she?
Mary has told me she'll sign the contract.
Mary has told Tom that she has to do that.
Mary has really outdone herself this time.
Mary has no idea what she's talking about.
Mary has no idea what she should be doing.
Mary has no idea what Tom wants her to do.
Mary has never said she wanted to do that.
Mary has lost a lot of weight, hasn't she?
Mary has done what she was supposed to do.
Mary has done what Tom said she should do.
Mary has done what Tom expected her to do.
Mary has done everything she wanted to do.
Mary has difficulty controlling her anger.
Mary has been waiting for Tom to call her.
Mary has been letting Tom use her bicycle.
Mary has already said that she'll do that.
Mary has a lot of things she wants to buy.
Mary has a lot of things she needs to buy.
Mary has a list of things she needs to do.
Mary has a couple of tattoos, doesn't she?
Mary had something she wanted to show Tom.
Mary had something she needed to tell Tom.
Mary had some questions she wanted to ask.
Mary had no idea what she should tell Tom.
Mary had no idea what she should be doing.
Mary had no idea that Tom didn't like her.
Mary had no desire to go there by herself.
Mary had hoped that she'd win the lottery.
Mary had better do what we told her to do.
Mary had a lot of things she wanted to do.
Mary had a lot of things she needed to do.
Mary got most of the things she asked for.
Mary got exactly what she said she wanted.
Mary goes there whenever she has a chance.
Mary gave us all the money she had on her.
Mary gave the same answer she always does.
Mary gave me all the money she had on her.
Mary gave Tom permission to drive her car.
Mary found the key she'd been looking for.
Mary found everything she was looking for.
Mary forgot to take her umbrella with her.
Mary forgot to do what Tom told her to do.
Mary expected us to go with her yesterday.
Mary doesn't think she's going to do that.
Mary doesn't think she'd enjoy doing that.
Mary doesn't think she did anything wrong.
Mary doesn't think Tom did that, does she?
Mary doesn't study as hard as she used to.
Mary doesn't smile as much as she used to.
Mary doesn't sleep as much as she used to.
Mary doesn't realize what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't often admit that she's wrong.
Mary doesn't know why Tom is ignoring her.
Mary doesn't know who's going to help her.
Mary doesn't know what's in store for her.
Mary doesn't know what happened, does she?
Mary doesn't know she's going to be fired.
Mary doesn't doubt her ability to do that.
Mary doesn't do what she's supposed to do.
Mary does that because she wants to do it.
Mary does that because she loves doing it.
Mary didn't waste her time talking to Tom.
Mary didn't want the present Tom gave her.
Mary didn't want Tom to know she was rich.
Mary didn't want Tom to come to her party.
Mary didn't think Tom would let her drive.
Mary didn't tell you any of this, did she?
Mary didn't tell me she'd never done that.
Mary didn't tell me she'd gotten divorced.
Mary didn't tell Tom that she was leaving.
Mary didn't tell Tom she wouldn't do that.
Mary didn't seem to be very busy, did she?
Mary didn't say why she came here by taxi.
Mary didn't say where or when to meet her.
Mary didn't really go swimming by herself.
Mary didn't realize she shouldn't do that.
Mary didn't realize she needed to do that.
Mary didn't read the message Tom sent her.
Mary didn't like the way Tom spoke to her.
Mary didn't know what she was going to do.
Mary didn't know what she should be doing.
Mary didn't know that Tom didn't like her.
Mary didn't know how long she should wait.
Mary didn't know because I never told her.
Mary didn't have to tell Tom, but she did.
Mary didn't give you much choice, did she?
Mary didn't get paid for the work she did.
Mary didn't find what she was looking for.
Mary didn't feel she was ready to do that.
Mary didn't expect you to do that for her.
Mary didn't expect Tom to be at her party.
Mary didn't do what she promised she'd do.
Mary didn't do that the way I told her to.
Mary didn't do everything you say she did.
Mary didn't do everything she say she did.
Mary did know she was supposed to do that.
Mary did her best to persuade Tom to stay.
Mary did her best to persuade Tom to sing.
Mary did exactly what we wanted her to do.
Mary did everything she could to help Tom.
Mary did better than I expected her to do.
Mary definitely did what she said she did.
Mary decided to try doing that by herself.
Mary cried for help, but nobody heard her.
Mary couldn't see herself ever doing that.
Mary couldn't read until she was thirteen.
Mary couldn't do what she was asked to do.
Mary couldn't do what Tom asked her to do.
Mary couldn't do everything she had to do.
Mary could've lied to you, but she didn't.
Mary could've done that faster by herself.
Mary could hardly make herself understood.
Mary could do everything she needed to do.
Mary could be a teacher if she wanted to be.
Mary convinced Tom to make her a sandwich.
Mary convinced Tom to loan her some money.
Mary convinced Tom to lend her some money.
Mary confessed to me that she'd done that.
Mary complained that Tom never helped her.
Mary committed suicide by hanging herself.
Mary claims she doesn't remember anything.
Mary claimed that she didn't see anything.
Mary claimed she didn't remember anything.
Mary can't have done what you say she did.
Mary can't decide who she should vote for.
Mary can come back here anytime she wants.
Mary can always try doing that by herself.
Mary came to return a book she'd borrowed.
Mary came to Boston when she was thirteen.
Mary called to say she won't be here today.
Mary called Tom to tell him she'd be late.
Mary brags about how well she can do that.
Mary believed the story that Tom told her.
Mary ate her lunch in the park by herself.
Mary assured us that she wouldn't do that.
Mary assured me that she wouldn't do that.
Mary asked me to teach her how to do that.
Mary asked me to help her paint her house.
Mary asked me to give her time to do that.
Mary asked if she was required to do that.
Mary asked a lot of questions, didn't she?
Mary asked Tom to show her how to do that.
Mary asked Tom to look after her children.
Mary asked Tom to go to the park with her.
Mary asked Tom to get her a cup of coffee.
Mary asked Tom to drive her to the office.
Mary asked Tom if she could hold his hand.
Mary asked Tom if he knew her new address.
Mary asked Tom if he could do her a favor.
Mary armed herself with a gun and a knife.
Mary apparently didn't do that by herself.
Mary always feels happy when she sees Tom.
Mary already knows what she's going to do.
Mary agreed to do what we asked her to do.
Mary admitted that what she did was wrong.
Mary admitted that she wasn't really rich.
Mary admitted that she wasn't really hurt.
Mary admitted that she hadn't been honest.
Mary accused Tom of stealing her computer.
It looks like Mary knows what she's doing.
Isn't Mary supposed to do that by herself?
Is it necessary for Mary to go by herself?
Is Mary really going to Boston by herself?
If Mary has a problem, you could help her.
If Mary had more money, she could do that.
If Mary had a lot of money, she'd do that.
I've spoken to Mary and she says she's OK.
I've never forgiven Mary for what she did.
I've already told Mary she should do that.
I've already told Mary she has to do that.
I'd help Mary do that if she wanted me to.
I wonder where Mary is and who she's with.
I wonder if Mary's friends would help her.
I wonder if Mary can take care of herself.
I told Mary to leave as soon as she could.
I told Mary she needed to be here by 2:30.
I told Mary she could buy what she wanted.
I told Mary I didn't know where she lived.
I thought Mary knew what she needed to do.
I think Mary wants me to do that with her.
I think I should ask Mary what she thinks.
I sure hope Mary can take care of herself.
I should've given Mary what she asked for.
I should've asked Mary why she left early.
I see Mary every time she comes to Boston.
I promised Mary that I'd do that with her.
I promised Mary I'd meet her in the lobby.
I often help Mary, but she never helps me.
I never got to tell Mary that I loved her.
I love Mary and I think she loves me, too.
I know that Mary says she doesn't like me.
I know that Mary can take care of herself.
I know Mary better than she knows herself.
I kept watching Mary to see what she'd do.
I hope that Mary can take care of herself.
I hope Mary will like what I made for her.
I hope Mary knows when she has to do that.
I don't think Mary knows what she's doing.
I don't think Mary knows how lucky she is.
I don't think Mary has what she wants yet.
I don't think Mary can do that by herself.
I don't love Mary as much as she loves me.
I don't believe Mary. I think she's lying.
I don't believe Mary can do it by herself.
I didn't tell Mary what she needed to buy.
I didn't tell Mary that I didn't like her.
I came to pick Mary up and drive her home.
I asked Mary why she never studied French.
I asked Mary what she'd do if she were me.
I asked Mary if she wanted to go swimming.
I asked Mary if she liked studying French.
How old was Mary when she started walking?
How old was Mary when she started talking?
How old was Mary when she moved to Boston?
How much did Mary pay you to mow her lawn?
How did Mary react when you told her that?
How did Mary know we were looking for her?
Have you told Mary why you don't like her?
Have you told Mary why she should do that?
Have you told Mary why she has to do that?
Have you told Mary what she needs to know?
Have you ever asked Mary why she did that?
Has Mary ever told you where she was born?
Has Mary ever told you that she loves you?
Has Mary ever asked you to loan her money?
Does Mary think she'll be able to do that?
Does Mary know what Tom expects her to do?
Do you think Mary will do that by herself?
Didn't Mary tell you she wouldn't do that?
Did you tell Mary what she needed to know?
Did Mary know we wanted her to go with us?
Did Mary expect Tom to eat lunch with her?
Did Mary ask you to go to Boston with her?
Ask Mary when she started studying French.
Ask Mary if she wants to do that with you.
Ask Mary if she really has to do that now.
As soon as Mary saw Tom, she began to cry.
All Mary told me was that she was unhappy.
You owe it to Mary to tell her the truth.
Why should Mary have Tom do that for her?
Why does Mary usually do that by herself?
Why didn't Mary tell Tom what she'd done?
Who told Mary that she could leave early?
Who does Mary think is going to help her?
Who did Mary think would do that for her?
Who did Mary think was going to meet her?
Who did Mary say went to Boston with her?
Where did Mary work before she came here?
Whenever Mary is in Boston, she stops by.
When Mary saw Tom smile, she smiled, too.
When I first met Mary, I didn't like her.
What time did Mary say she wanted to eat?
What did Mary tell you she wanted to eat?
What did Mary tell you she wanted to buy?
What did Mary say she expected to happen?
We should give Mary some time by herself.
We can't just leave Mary here by herself.
This is where Mary said she used to live.
That was what Mary said she wanted to do.
Tell Mary what Tom asked you to tell her.
Tell Mary that I'm too tired to help her.
Tell Mary she shouldn't agree to do that.
Tell Mary she has to do that before 2:30.
Please tell Mary that she has to do that.
Please tell Mary she should do that soon.
Please see that Mary gets what she needs.
Please give Mary everything she asks for.
Maybe we should ask Mary what she thinks.
Mary's parents live three miles from her.
Mary's parents let her do what she wants.
Mary's mother told her to clean her room.
Mary's husband left her three months ago.
Mary's husband asked her to quit her job.
Mary's father doesn't allow her to drive.
Mary's French is better than her English.
Mary wouldn't tell us what she was doing.
Mary wouldn't really eat that, would she?
Mary wouldn't really buy that, would she?
Mary wouldn't let Tom sing with her band.
Mary wouldn't do what we asked her to do.
Mary wouldn't do what I wanted her to do.
Mary wouldn't allow Tom to drive her car.
Mary would've waited if you'd called her.
Mary would lend you money if she had any.
Mary would cry if she saw you doing that.
Mary wondered what she'd find in the box.
Mary won't likely go canoeing by herself.
Mary won't do that unless you ask her to.
Mary won't be able to do that on her own.
Mary won't be able to do that by herself.
Mary wished she hadn't told Tom anything.
Mary wished she hadn't gone to the party.
Mary wished she hadn't eaten so much pie.
Mary wished she hadn't done what she did.
Mary will never admit that she was wrong.
Mary will likely lose everything she has.
Mary will have to live with what she did.
Mary will have to do that all by herself.
Mary will do whatever you tell her to do.
Mary will be waiting for Tom to call her.
Mary went to bed as soon as she got home.
Mary went to Boston live with her father.
Mary wasn't sure which way she should go.
Mary wasn't sure she could do that again.
Mary wasn't sure if she had enough money.
Mary wasn't at school yesterday, was she?
Mary was tired, so she went to bed early.
Mary was surprised by what Tom asked her.
Mary was still doing that when I saw her.
Mary was shocked when she saw Tom crying.
Mary was in a hurry because she was late.
Mary was in Boston last week, wasn't she?
Mary was hoping we could do that for her.
Mary was happy that Tom did that for her.
Mary was exactly where Tom said she'd be.
Mary was drunk last night when I saw her.
Mary was afraid Tom wouldn't believe her.
Mary warmed herself in front of the fire.
Mary wants you to help her do that today.
Mary wants to know why Tom is mad at her.
Mary wants to know how much she owes you.
Mary wants to go and live with her uncle.
Mary wants me to help her this afternoon.
Mary wants her parents to buy her a pony.
Mary wanted to finish what she was doing.
Mary wanted to do that, but she couldn't.
Mary wanted me to teach her how to drive.
Mary wanted Tom to tell her he loved her.
Mary wanted Tom to teach her how to swim.
Mary wanted Tom to take care of her kids.
Mary wanted Tom to say that he loved her.
Mary wanted Tom to meet her after school.
Mary wanted Tom to help her wash the car.
Mary wanted Tom to go to Boston with her.
Mary used to play the guitar, didn't she?
Mary used to hate Tom. Now she loves him.
Mary tried to persuade me to go with her.
Mary tried to leave, but Tom stopped her.
Mary tried to get Tom to do that for her.
Mary tore up the letter she got from Tom.
Mary took her children on a camping trip.
Mary told us she could understand French.
Mary told me that she's ready to do that.
Mary told me that she'd do that tomorrow.
Mary told me that she was claustrophobic.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was OK.
Mary told me that she thinks Tom is cute.
Mary told me that she has just done that.
Mary told me that she can't speak French.
Mary told me she wouldn't eat until 2:30.
Mary told me she wouldn't be coming back.
Mary told me she wasn't ready to go home.
Mary told me she wasn't going to help me.
Mary told me she was tired of doing that.
Mary told me she was prepared to do that.
Mary told me she was finished doing that.
Mary told me she was feeling a bit tired.
Mary told me she wanted to eat Thai food.
Mary told me she wanted to do that today.
Mary told me she wanted to do that alone.
Mary told me she likes going to concerts.
Mary told me she first met Tom in Boston.
Mary told me she felt the same way I did.
Mary told me she didn't have time to eat.