loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom said he thought Mary spoke French.
Tom said he had nothing to talk about.
Tom said he can't walk without a cane.
Tom said I shouldn't hug Mary anymore.
Tom refused to show us how to do that.
Tom promised me he'd come to my party.
Tom probably won't buy anything today.
Tom probably doesn't hug Mary anymore.
Tom never stopped asking me questions.
Tom never did like playing volleyball.
Tom needs to get rid of all this junk.
Tom moved home to be with his parents.
Tom looks very similar to his brother.
Tom likes to spend time in the garden.
Tom left his driver's license at home.
Tom knows you didn't do that for Mary.
Tom knows Mary probably won't do that.
Tom kisses Mary goodbye every morning.
Tom isn't going to leave anytime soon.
Tom isn't doing that for his children.
Tom isn't as selfish as he used to be.
Tom isn't as patient as he used to be.
Tom isn't as helpful as he used to be.
Tom isn't as finicky as he used to be.
Tom isn't as curious as he used to be.
Tom isn't as careful as he used to be.
Tom is unlikely to show up here again.
Tom is too afraid to go into the cave.
Tom is the only one who believes that.
Tom is the lead singer in a punk band.
Tom is supposed to receive some money.
Tom is still working as a taxi driver.
Tom is probably not going to be there.
Tom is probably going to win the race.
Tom is probably going to study French.
Tom is probably going to speak French.
Tom is probably going to do that soon.
Tom is probably going to come by taxi.
Tom is probably going to be surprised.
Tom is probably going to be home soon.
Tom is probably going to be back soon.
Tom is never going to let you do that.
Tom is never going to have to do that.
Tom is never going to come here again.
Tom is never going to change his mind.
Tom is never going to allow you to go.
Tom is making a list of what he wants.
Tom is making a list of what he needs.
Tom is likely going to try to do that.
Tom is likely going to be cooperative.
Tom is hoping we'll do that with Mary.
Tom is hoping we can do that for Mary.
Tom is hoping he doesn't get arrested.
Tom is good at walking on a tightrope.
Tom is going to wait for us, isn't he?
Tom is going to study French tomorrow.
Tom is going to stay at home tomorrow.
Tom is going to need to do that again.
Tom is going to help me clean my room.
Tom is going to have to work tomorrow.
Tom is going to have to go by himself.
Tom is going to have to do that again.
Tom is going to have a difficult time.
Tom is going to go to Boston tomorrow.
Tom is going to find out what you did.
Tom is going to find a way to do that.
Tom is going to do that tomorrow, too.
Tom is going to do that soon, I think.
Tom is going to be thirteen next year.
Tom is going to be staying for dinner.
Tom is going to be in Boston all week.
Tom is going to be back in a few days.
Tom is going to be at tonight's party.
Tom is going to be at home until noon.
Tom is going to arrive at around 2:30.
Tom is a normal thirteen-year-old boy.
Tom insisted that we do that for Mary.
Tom helped his mother wash the dishes.
Tom has to explain everything to Mary.
Tom has started taking French lessons.
Tom has rented an apartment in Boston.
Tom has never seen Mary play baseball.
Tom has made several good suggestions.
Tom has given away a lot of his money.
Tom has finally done something useful.
Tom has decided to become a carpenter.
Tom has been working as a taxi driver.
Tom has been trying to calm Mary down.
Tom has been spending time doing that.
Tom has been planning this for months.
Tom has been here since early October.
Tom has been expecting that to happen.
Tom has been an optimist all his life.
Tom has been a pessimist all his life.
Tom has already complained about that.
Tom has already asked Mary to do that.
Tom forgot his umbrella in Mary's car.
Tom doesn't need to come to my office.
Tom doesn't like to talk to strangers.
Tom doesn't like the way Mary dresses.
Tom does tend to be stubborn at times.
Tom died three years ago of pneumonia.
Tom didn't want to talk to the police.
Tom didn't want to spend time in jail.
Tom didn't think Mary would leave him.
Tom didn't tell the police everything.
Tom didn't know Mary was still asleep.
Tom didn't hear Mary yelling for help.
Tom didn't eat the apple you gave him.
Tom can't let Mary do that by herself.
Tom ate the cookies Mary made for him.
Tom asked Mary not to hug him anymore.
Tom and Mary will eat with us tonight.
Tom and Mary were both very concerned.
Tom and Mary spent Christmas together.
Tom and Mary ended up getting married.
Tom and Mary ended up falling in love.
Tom and Mary are swimming in the pool.
Tom and I never walk anywhere anymore.
This is my third time to visit Boston.
The people were very unfriendly there.
That movie was better than I expected.
Tell Tom you're too busy to help Mary.
Someday, I'm going to have to do that.
Please make sure you get here on time.
One day, I'm going to have to do that.
Neither Tom nor Mary has been injured.
My advice would be to stop doing that.
Mary said she knew who Tom's wife was.
Mary said she didn't have a boyfriend.
It's very fortunate that Tom was here.
It's only going to take three minutes.
It's only going to take a few minutes.
It's going to take forever to do that.
It's going to cost you thirty dollars.
It's going to be expensive to do that.
It's going to be dangerous to do that.
It won't take us very long to do that.
It won't take us much time to do that.
It won't take me very long to do that.
It won't take me much time to do that.
It was Tom who wanted to do that here.
It looks like Tom will be early today.
It could be years before that happens.
Is there an elevator in this building?
Is it absolutely necessary to do that?
I've been looking for a place to live.
I've asked Tom to hang up the laundry.
I'm sure Tom wouldn't mind doing that.
I'm pretty sure that Tom will be late.
I'm going to pick Tom up after school.
I'm fairly certain that didn't happen.
I'll tell Tom you're looking for Mary.
I'll tell Tom you're going to do that.
I'll never let Tom drive my car again.
I'll never go shopping with Tom again.
I'll ask Tom to teach me how to drive.
I'd be very surprised if Tom did that.
I wouldn't want to be a brain surgeon.
I wonder if you could help me do that.
I wonder if Tom lied to us about that.
I wonder if Tom is still eating lunch.
I wish you'd told me you were married.
I wish Tom had told me he was married.
I was hoping Tom would do that for us.
I wanted Tom to teach me how to drive.
I want to drive, but Tom won't let me.
I think you should charge $30 an hour.
I think we can all go in the same car.
I think Tom will do something drastic.
I think Tom expected Mary to kiss him.
I think Tom doesn't understand French.
I shouldn't have kissed Tom yesterday.
I saw Tom at the station this morning.
I never used to do that, but I do now.
I know Tom will try to arrive on time.
I knew Tom would lie to us about that.
I hope we don't have to wait too long.
I hope it doesn't rain this afternoon.
I hope everything turns out all right.
I hope Tom and Mary eat lunch with us.
I hope I can go home for the holidays.
I heard that you kissed Tom yesterday.
I have many other things I want to do.
I have many other things I need to do.
I have many other things I have to do.
I doubt that Tom will ever leave Mary.
I don't think Tom will wait very long.
I don't think Tom will stay very long.
I don't know why Tom let Mary do that.
I don't know where I left my umbrella.
I don't know anything about computers.
I didn't think Tom would let me drive.
I can't remember Tom's brother's name.
How much yogurt do you want me to buy?
How much work do you have to do today?
How much wine do you drink every week?
How much money have you stolen so far?
How much money does Tom spend a month?
How much money do you have on you now?
How much gasoline is left in the tank?
How much further is it to Tom's house?
How much cheese do you think Tom eats?
How much cheese did Tom eat yesterday?
How many pounds did you actually lose?
How many people do you know in Boston?
How many days did you spend in Boston?
Her name is Mary and she's Tom's wife.
Have you ever made a speech in French?
Give me some time to think about that.
Does that mean that Tom won't do that?
Does Tom know why you don't like Mary?
Does Tom know how you feel about Mary?
Do you know why Tom doesn't trust you?
Did Tom say where we should meet Mary?
Did Mary tell you about her boyfriend?
Are you really going to let Tom drive?
About thirty people have been injured.
A lot of people I know live in Boston.
You shouldn't have told Tom about it.
You should've let me do that for you.
You know what Tom will do, don't you?
Would you like me to wrap it for you?
Why were you the last one to do that?
Why do you think Tom doesn't do that?
Why did you encourage Tom to do that?
Why are you interested in doing that?
Which one do you think Tom will want?
Which CD would you like to listen to?
Where do you think Tom will go today?
When does Tom expect us to help Mary?
Whatever you do, don't let Tom drive.
We shouldn't kiss each other anymore.
We know that Tom sometimes hits Mary.
We know that Tom sometimes does that.
We got the results that we hoped for.
We can't predict what Tom will think.
Tom's parents died when he was three.
Tom wouldn't admit that he was wrong.
Tom won't have to walk home tomorrow.
Tom won't get away with it this time.
Tom won't be very anxious to do that.
Tom won't be upset if Mary does that.
Tom won't be angry if Mary does that.
Tom will stay for another three days.
Tom will start working here tomorrow.
Tom will likely be able to fool Mary.
Tom will have to do better than that.
Tom will go to the concert with Mary.
Tom will be very happy Mary did that.
Tom will be mad at us for doing this.
Tom will be late if he doesn't hurry.
Tom will be happy to see that happen.
Tom will ask Mary if she can do that.
Tom wasn't the first man Mary kissed.
Tom wasn't really excited about that.
Tom wasn't expecting me to help Mary.
Tom was waiting for Mary to call him.
Tom was ready to go when I got there.
Tom was hoping we'd do that for Mary.
Tom was at work when Mary called him.
Tom was at home with Mary last night.
Tom was at home when Mary called him.
Tom wants to try something different.
Tom wants me to cook dinner for Mary.
Tom wanted to take Mary to the dance.
Tom wanted to see Mary in his office.
Tom wanted me to walk home with Mary.
Tom used to lie to his parents a lot.
Tom unloaded the boxes off the truck.
Tom told me that Mary died on Monday.
Tom told Mary not to hug him anymore.
Tom told Mary he had to talk to John.
Tom told Mary he could help us today.
Tom thought the girl he saw was Mary.
Tom thought Mary would never do that.
Tom spent most of the day doing that.
Tom spent all afternoon helping Mary.
Tom sometimes feeds his cat dog food.
Tom should've told me he was married.
Tom should've been ready an hour ago.
Tom should never have let Mary drive.
Tom seems to be eager to participate.
Tom says he'd never buy one of those.
Tom says he doesn't hug Mary anymore.
Tom says Mary ought to eat something.
Tom says Mary needs to eat something.
Tom said that you tried to kill Mary.
Tom said that the heat bothered Mary.
Tom said that the cold bothered Mary.
Tom said that he'd been very unlucky.
Tom said that he wasn't very worried.
Tom said that he wasn't very thirsty.
Tom said that he wasn't disappointed.
Tom said that he wasn't conservative.
Tom said that he was very suspicious.
Tom said that he was very optimistic.
Tom said that he was very interested.
Tom said that he was unfazed by that.
Tom said that he was in love with me.
Tom said that Mary wouldn't help him.
Tom said that Mary wasn't overweight.
Tom said that Mary wasn't interested.
Tom said that Mary wasn't in a hurry.
Tom said that Mary wasn't having fun.
Tom said that Mary was very ticklish.
Tom said that Mary was really scared.
Tom said that Mary was going to quit.
Tom said that Mary was a nice person.
Tom said that Mary was a new student.
Tom said that Mary was a good driver.
Tom said that Mary understood French.
Tom said that Mary needed to do that.
Tom said that Mary might not do that.
Tom said that Mary hardly ever cries.
Tom said that Mary had been impolite.
Tom said that Mary died in her sleep.
Tom said that Mary didn't want a job.
Tom said that Mary didn't seem angry.
Tom said that Mary didn't look happy.
Tom said that Mary didn't look bored.
Tom said that Mary didn't look angry.
Tom said that Mary didn't have a job.
Tom said that Mary didn't have a dog.
Tom said that Mary didn't have a car.
Tom said he wouldn't walk home today.
Tom said he wanted to buy a drum set.
Tom said he thought he'd be arrested.
Tom said he thought Mary wasn't here.
Tom said he thought Mary was worried.
Tom said he thought Mary was outside.
Tom said he thought Mary was nervous.
Tom said he thought Mary was jealous.
Tom said he really enjoyed the movie.
Tom said he had something to say to you.
Tom said he doesn't hug Mary anymore.
Tom said he didn't remember anything.
Tom said Mary wouldn't let him drive.
Tom returned to work on October 20th.
Tom reached out to shake Mary's hand.
Tom noticed strange things happening.
Tom needs to respect Mary's decision.
Tom may be young, but he's very wise.
Tom made it to Boston in three hours.
Tom locked his bike to the bike rack.
Tom knows we didn't do this for Mary.
Tom knows Mary will probably do that.
Tom knows Mary will probably be late.
Tom knew who was trying to kill Mary.
Tom knew that Mary would be stubborn.
Tom isn't still at the clinic, is he?
Tom isn't in Boston. He's in Chicago.
Tom isn't going to eat with us today.
Tom isn't as stupid as he used to be.
Tom isn't as chubby as he used to be.
Tom is wondering what'll happen next.
Tom is wearing the hat Mary gave him.
Tom is waiting for Mary on her porch.
Tom is the only one who saw anything.
Tom is the one who said he'd do that.
Tom is still living with his parents.
Tom is somewhere in Boston with Mary.
Tom is recovering from heart surgery.
Tom is probably not going to help us.
Tom is probably going to be punished.
Tom is probably going to be arrested.
Tom is playing guitar on the balcony.
Tom is planning to renovate his home.
Tom is never going to come back here.
Tom is likely unaware of the problem.
Tom is hoping we'll do that for Mary.
Tom is going to visit Mary on Monday.
Tom is going to visit Mary next week.
Tom is going to visit Mary in Boston.
Tom is going to tell Mary he's tired.
Tom is going to tell Mary he's sorry.
Tom is going to talk to us on Monday.
Tom is going to play tennis tomorrow.
Tom is going to pick Mary up at 2:30.
Tom is going to need a place to stay.
Tom is going to join you in a moment.
Tom is going to go to Boston with me.
Tom is going to get home next Monday.
Tom is going to find out what we did.
Tom is going to do that, but I won't.
Tom is going to come sooner or later.
Tom is going to be tried as an adult.
Tom is going to be thirty in October.
Tom is going to be there to meet you.
Tom is going to be safe here with me.
Tom is going to be out all afternoon.
Tom is going to be impressed by that.
Tom is going to be here this evening.
Tom is going to be here several days.
Tom is going to be happy he did that.
Tom is going to be glad to hear that.
Tom is going to be getting home soon.
Tom is going to be back this evening.
Tom is going to be at home on Monday.
Tom is going to be arriving tomorrow.
Tom is definitely going to be missed.
Tom is absent because he has the flu.
Tom helped Mary fix the broken chair.
Tom hasn't yet bought anything today.
Tom hasn't done that already, has he?
Tom has thirty days to pay this bill.
Tom has started seeing another woman.
Tom has never gone mountain climbing.
Tom has killed at least three people.
Tom has finally done something right.
Tom has been working the night shift.
Tom has been working as a dispatcher.
Tom has been having problems at work.
Tom has been bitten by a rattlesnake.
Tom has asked us to do that for Mary.
Tom has a younger brother named John.
Tom got the answer he was hoping for.
Tom ended up walking home last night.
Tom drowned in his own swimming pool.
Tom doesn't like chocolate ice cream.
Tom didn't seem to be having any fun.
Tom didn't know Mary had lied to him.
Tom didn't do that very well, did he?
Tom didn't come in to work yesterday.
Tom convinced Mary to tell the truth.
Tom came here to ask us to help Mary.
Tom called me at 2:30 in the morning.
Tom asked me to walk a little slower.
Tom asked Mary to tell him the truth.
Tom asked Mary to stay away from him.
Tom apparently wants to learn French.
Tom and Mary were alone on the beach.
Tom and Mary seem like a nice couple.
Tom and Mary sat at the picnic table.
Tom and Mary have both eaten already.
Tom and Mary aren't on the same team.
Tom and Mary are high school seniors.
Tom and I haven't discussed that yet.
Tom almost never kisses his children.
These suitcases are Tom's and Mary's.
These are Tom's and Mary's umbrellas.
These are Tom's and Mary's suitcases.
There's a perfectly good explanation.
There's a barbershop across the road.
There are lots of people who do that.
The only thing Tom could do was wait.
Neither Tom nor Mary has gone abroad.
Neither Tom nor Mary has found a job.
My guess is that Tom won't want that.
Mary thought the man she saw was Tom.
Mary thought the boy she saw was Tom.
Mary is kind of beautiful, isn't she?
Make sure Tom doesn't leave his room.
Let's keep this up as long as we can.
It's quite unlikely Tom will do that.
It's probably going to snow tomorrow.
It's going to be dark in a few hours.
It's going to be an interesting game.
It's fine by me if you don't do that.
It'll be difficult to find a job now.
It won't be all that easy to do that.
It was Tom who kissed Mary yesterday.
It should be easy for Tom to do that.
It is inevitable that that'll happen.
It doesn't make any difference to me.
I've quit drinking carbonated drinks.
I've been waiting for you since 2:30.
I'm sure Tom doesn't need to do that.
I'm sure Tom doesn't have to do that.
I'm pretty sure Tom wouldn't do that.
I'm fairly certain that won't happen.
I'd rather stay home and read a book.
I'd rather not lie to Tom anymore.
I wouldn't be surprised if it snowed.
I wouldn't be surprised if it rained.
I wonder whether Tom would help Mary.
I wish my parents would let me drive.
I wish Tom hadn't lied to the police.
I wish Tom had asked us to help Mary.
I wish Tom had asked Mary to help us.
I told Tom that I'd help him do that.
I think we shouldn't let Tom do that.
I think this is exactly what we need.
I think that it was Tom who did that.
I think that Tom ate all the bananas.
I think Tom's leg is much better now.
I think Tom wants me to go with Mary.
I think Tom expected Mary to hug him.
I think Tom doesn't enjoy doing that.
I talked to my attorney this morning.
I know the girl who's talking to Tom.
I hope you didn't give Tom any money.
I hope Tom and Mary do that together.
I hear that you kissed Tom yesterday.
I haven't seen a good movie recently.
I don't want to think about that now.
I don't want to go home empty-handed.
I don't think you should do that now.
I don't think Tom would let me drive.
I don't think Tom will need our help.
I don't think I should let you drive.
I don't know where I left my sunglasses.
I don't know what I was so afraid of.
I don't have a place to stay tonight.
I don't feel like doing that anymore.
I could've lied to you, but I didn't.
I can't imagine that happening to me.
I asked Tom to teach me how to drive.
How much would you pay us to do that?
How much water does this bucket hold?
How much time did it take to do that?
How much snow do you think we'll get?
How much more do we need to do today?
How much money have you saved so far?
How much money has Tom stolen so far?
How much money does a carpenter make?
How much money does Tom save a month?
How much do you make teaching French?
How much candy do you think Tom eats?
How much candy did Tom eat yesterday?
How much can we really depend on Tom?
How many times a day do you kiss Tom?
How many pounds have you lost so far?
How long would it take us to do that?
How do you know Tom didn't kiss Mary?
How did you know Tom would kiss Mary?
How did you get Tom to let you drive?
Have you told Tom that you love Mary?
Do you think Tom will let Mary drive?
Do you think I need to pay this bill?
Do you and Tom ever discuss politics?
Do Tom and Mary still live in Boston?
Did Mary tell you she was Tom's wife?
Are you still working as a bartender?
You shouldn't have brought Tom here.
You should never have let Tom drive.
You don't have to be so mean to Tom.
Will Tom drive to Boston by himself?
Why weren't you in school yesterday?
Why do you think Tom should do that?
Why do you think Tom has to do that?
Who told Tom he could join the team?
Who kissed Tom first, Mary or Alice?
Who else would want to see Tom dead?
Who did Tom say he saw kissing Mary?
Which one do you think Tom will buy?
Where do you think Tom will do that?
When did you start dyeing your hair?
What's your plan for this afternoon?
What would Tom say if Mary did that?
What was Tom doing in Boston anyway?
What if Tom doesn't know what to do?
What did you buy at the supermarket?
What Tom wanted was to be left alone.
We need to find out where Tom works.
We need to find out where Tom lives.
Tom's brother looks a lot like John.
Tom's boots are near the front door.
Tom wouldn't have made that mistake.
Tom wondered what would happen next.
Tom wondered if Mary could eat pork.
Tom won't take a vacation this year.
Tom won't likely show up here again.
Tom won't likely be here until 2:30.
Tom won't let Mary kiss him anymore.
Tom won't come back to pick Mary up.
Tom won't be very impressed by that.
Tom will probably be pretty nervous.
Tom will need to do that by himself.
Tom will learn to drive this summer.
Tom will help Mary do that, I think.
Tom will have to start saving money.
Tom will have to pay for everything.
Tom will go swimming this afternoon.
Tom will buy a new car next weekend.
Tom will buy a house on Park Street.
Tom will be very successful someday.
Tom will be very sad if Mary leaves.
Tom will be playing tennis tomorrow.
Tom will be angry if Mary does that.
Tom was playing tennis this morning.
Tom was in prison for several years.
Tom was here just a few minutes ago.
Tom wants to see Mary in his office.
Tom wanted me to walk home with him.
Tom wanted Mary to meet his friends.
Tom wanted Mary to meet him at 2:30.
Tom wanted Mary to have a good time.
Tom tried to persuade Mary to drive.
Tom told me he was looking for Mary.
Tom told Mary to keep that a secret.
Tom told Mary to enjoy her time off.
Tom told Mary he'd never lie to her.
Tom told Mary he was ready to leave.
Tom told Mary he had to talk to her.
Tom told Mary he had to leave early.
Tom told Mary he could eat anything.
Tom thought Mary would remember him.
Tom thought Mary was in her bedroom.
Tom spent the entire day doing that.
Tom shut the car door on his finger.
Tom should've walked home with Mary.
Tom says he wants to buy a drum set.
Tom says he never wanted to do that.
Tom saw Mary kissing John yesterday.
Tom said that he wasn't very sleepy.
Tom said that he wasn't discouraged.
Tom said that he was very surprised.
Tom said that he was very skeptical.
Tom said that he was very irritated.
Tom said that he was very intrigued.
Tom said that he was very impressed.
Tom said that he was very concerned.
Tom said that he was claustrophobic.
Tom said that Mary would likely cry.
Tom said that Mary would be on time.
Tom said that Mary wasn't surprised.
Tom said that Mary wasn't satisfied.
Tom said that Mary wasn't in Boston.
Tom said that Mary was very unhappy.
Tom said that Mary was really drunk.
Tom said that Mary was good-looking.
Tom said that Mary was going to win.
Tom said that Mary was disorganized.
Tom said that Mary was disappointed.
Tom said that Mary was ambidextrous.
Tom said that Mary was a good pilot.
Tom said that Mary was a bad driver.
Tom said that Mary seldom does that.
Tom said that Mary ought to do that.
Tom said that Mary needs to do that.
Tom said that Mary looked skeptical.
Tom said that Mary looked exhausted.
Tom said that Mary is in Boston now.
Tom said that Mary is a good mother.
Tom said that Mary didn't look sick.
Tom said that Mary always does that.
Tom said some men had attacked Mary.
Tom said he wanted to quit the band.
Tom said he thought Mary was sleepy.
Tom said he thought Mary was scared.
Tom said he thought Mary was lonely.
Tom said he thought Mary was afraid.
Tom said he thought Mary hated John.
Tom said he thought I might not win.
Tom said he needed to take a shower.
Tom said he felt dizzy and nauseous.
Tom said Mary should eat more fruit.
Tom said Mary has never lied to him.
Tom reluctantly did that by himself.
Tom ran for reelection, but he lost.
Tom promised Mary he'd walk the dog.
Tom probably won't lie to you again.
Tom played a waltz on his accordion.
Tom paid Mary three hundred dollars.
Tom noticed that Mary looked sleepy.
Tom never seems to hug Mary anymore.
Tom might think you don't like Mary.
Tom might drive to Boston with Mary.
Tom loaded the boxes onto the truck.
Tom left his umbrella in Mary's car.
Tom knows you'll never forgive Mary.
Tom knows that he can count on Mary.
Tom knows Mary won't likely do that.
Tom knew that I was unfazed by that.
Tom knew that I was being sarcastic.
Tom knew Mary was going to be there.
Tom kissed Mary under the mistletoe.
Tom kept us waiting for three hours.
Tom isn't really excited about that.
Tom isn't doing very well in school.
Tom isn't as tough as he used to be.
Tom isn't as timid as he used to be.
Tom isn't as pushy as he used to be.
Tom isn't as picky as he used to be.
Tom isn't as naive as he used to be.
Tom isn't as fussy as he used to be.
Tom isn't as funny as he used to be.
Tom isn't as crazy as he used to be.
Tom isn't as bossy as he used to be.
Tom isn't Mary's next-door neighbor.
Tom is usually very busy on Mondays.
Tom is unlikely to die anytime soon.
Tom is trying to live a normal life.
Tom is the tallest kid in his class.
Tom is still living with his family.
Tom is probably going to be thirsty.
Tom is probably going to be starved.
Tom is probably going to be nervous.
Tom is probably going to be furious.
Tom is probably going to be elected.
Tom is probably going to be curious.
Tom is never going to let you drive.
Tom is never going to agree to that.
Tom is mad at you for lying to Mary.
Tom is likely going to be surprised.
Tom is likely going to be impressed.
Tom is likely going to be here soon.
Tom is likely going to be back soon.
Tom is just as obnoxious as Mary is.
Tom is in a maximum-security prison.
Tom is going to wonder where we are.
Tom is going to win sooner or later.
Tom is going to tell Mary he's busy.
Tom is going to take the 2:30 train.
Tom is going to stay for three days.
Tom is going to show you what to do.
Tom is going to leave in a few days.
Tom is going to leave here tomorrow.
Tom is going to lead the discussion.
Tom is going to have plenty of help.
Tom is going to have a busy weekend.
Tom is going to graduate in October.
Tom is going to go to Boston by car.
Tom is going to get back home today.
Tom is going to do that, eventually.
Tom is going to do that pretty soon.
Tom is going to do that next Monday.
Tom is going to do that again today.
Tom is going to be ready in October.
Tom is going to be on duty tomorrow.
Tom is going to be home by midnight.
Tom is going to be here soon enough.
Tom is going to be here later today.
Tom is going to be here in a moment.
Tom is going to be here in a minute.
Tom is going to be here before long.
Tom is going to be here all evening.
Tom is going to be happy to see you.
Tom is going to be glad he did that.
Tom is going to be getting an award.
Tom is going to be coming home soon.
Tom is going to be back later today.
Tom is going to be back in a second.
Tom is going to be back in a moment.
Tom is going to be back in a minute.
Tom is going to be back before long.
Tom is going to be back around 2:30.
Tom is going to ask Mary to do that.
Tom is concerned about that problem.
Tom is certainly going to be missed.
Tom is a former boyfriend of Mary's.
Tom is Mary's former French teacher.
Tom helped Mary fix the broken lamp.
Tom hasn't done anything for us yet.
Tom hasn't been very helpful so far.
Tom has promised to help Mary today.
Tom has probably done something bad.
Tom has never told Mary he was sorry.
Tom has made some very big mistakes.
Tom has made some sandwiches for us.
Tom has lived abroad for many years.
Tom has complained about that a lot.
Tom has been working as a bartender.
Tom has been wearing a blue sweater.
Tom has been trying to get in shape.
Tom has been sneezing all afternoon.
Tom has been riding the bus to work.
Tom has been planning on doing that.
Tom has been in Boston since Monday.
Tom has been hiding in the basement.
Tom has been here since last Monday.
Tom has been getting ready to leave.
Tom has been a gambler all his life.
Tom had nothing in common with Mary.
Tom had no idea Mary would be there.
Tom had a chat with Mary about that.
Tom encouraged Mary to go to Boston.
Tom drove Mary over to John's house.
Tom doesn't usually drink very much.
Tom doesn't often talk to strangers.
Tom doesn't have to help Mary today.
Tom doesn't allow Mary to eat candy.
Tom disappeared on October 20, 2013.
Tom didn't stop asking me questions.
Tom didn't let Mary sit next to him.
Tom didn't let Mary eat his dessert.
Tom crashed his car into a lamppost.
Tom could hear Mary talking to John.
Tom can tell Mary whatever he likes.
Tom called an ambulance immediately.
Tom burned everything Mary gave him.
Tom asked for permission to do that.
Tom asked Mary to walk more quickly.
Tom asked Mary not to hug him again.
Tom asked Mary if she'd eaten lunch.
Tom apparently hasn't yet done that.
Tom and Mary work at the same place.
Tom and Mary know John lied to them.
Tom and Mary have been working hard.
Tom and Mary enjoyed being together.
Tom and Mary are kissing each other.
This is Tom's third visit to Boston.
These are Tom's and Mary's bicycles.
The post office isn't far from here.
The hurricane destroyed Tom's house.
That kind of thing drives Tom crazy.
Tell Tom you'd like to go with Mary.
Perhaps Tom won't lie to us anymore.
Now is the time to start doing that.
Neither Tom nor Mary has to go home.
Neither Tom nor Mary has to do that.
My favorite novelist is Tom Jackson.
My advice would be to do that today.
Mary told me Tom was her ex-husband.
Mary sounds exactly like her mother.
Look what Tom found in the backyard.
It's soon going to be time to leave.
It's going to rain in the afternoon.
It's a good thing that you did that.
It's a good thing that Tom did that.
It was Tom who made Mary eat a frog.
It should be easy for us to do that.
It should be easy for me to do that.
It might be easy for Tom to do that.
Is there any other way to get there?
Is it all right if I kiss you again?
If I could do that for you, I would.
I've got lots of other things to do.
I've been watching Tom very closely.
I'm not sure Tom would let me drive.
I'm not sure Tom will agree to this.
I'm currently living on Park Street.
I'll probably be here all afternoon.
I'd suggest not staying up too late.
I would've driven if Tom had let me.
I wonder why Tom wouldn't help Mary.
I won't come back here anytime soon.
I went home without buying anything.
I want you to start studying French.
I thought Tom kissed Mary yesterday.
I think you should ask Tom to drive.
I think you need to stop doing that.
I think that's going to happen soon.
I think Tom won't lie to us anymore.
I think Tom did what he said he did.
I think I've heard that name before.
I think I won't be able afford that.
I suppose I really ought to do that.
I saw Tom on the beach this morning.
I let Tom talk me into helping Mary.
I know what Tom is capable of doing.
I hope Tom won't be the one driving.
I haven't kissed Tom in a long time.
I don't think Tom will give it back.
I don't kiss Tom very often anymore.
I can't stand people who always lie.
I can't remember what happened next.
I bet you wish you hadn't done that.
How much tea do you drink every day?
How much sugar do you eat every day?
How much money do you usually carry?
How much money do you plan to spend?
How many pounds has Tom lost so far?
How many pounds do you want to lose?
How many hours do you usually sleep?
How long did you spend at the beach?
Has Tom ever asked you to help Mary?
Don't forget that Tom is my brother.
Don't be in such a hurry to do that.
Do you think Tom would let me drive?
Do you think Tom will let you drive?
Do you think Tom will find anything?
Do you think Tom will agree to this?
Do you think I should let Tom drive?
Do you still live in the same place?
Do you still have a house in Boston?
Do Tom and Mary still live with you?
Did Tom really lie to me about that?
You won't be able to do that today.
You should've kissed Tom goodnight.
You all don't speak French, do you?
Why wouldn't Tom want to kiss Mary?
Why would Tom want me to help Mary?
Why weren't you at today's meeting?
Why is Tom so reluctant to do that?
Why is Tom so motivated to do that?
Why do you stay at home on Mondays?
Which hotel will you be staying at?
When will Tom get back from Boston?
What time do you get off from work?
What movie would you like to watch?
We'll be watching Tom very closely.
We can't predict where Tom will be.
We can't predict how Tom will feel.
Tom's sister looks a lot like Mary.
Tom's children must be missing him.
Tom's brother looks just like John.
Tom wouldn't tell me what happened.
Tom wouldn't allow us to help Mary.
Tom wouldn't allow me to help Mary.
Tom won't let Mary sit next to him.
Tom won't let Mary hug him anymore.
Tom won't be very happy to do that.
Tom won't be very happy about that.
Tom won't be mad if Mary does that.
Tom won't be able to work tomorrow.
Tom won't be able to help us today.
Tom woke up at 2:30 in the morning.
Tom will wait until Mary gets here.
Tom will pick me up at the station.
Tom will like what you did for him.
Tom will go to Boston next weekend.
Tom will do that tomorrow, I think.
Tom will come back to pick Mary up.
Tom will be ready in just a minute.
Tom will be executed in three days.
Tom went to the playground to play.
Tom went to a university in Boston.
Tom wasn't really enjoying himself.
Tom was the next person to do that.
Tom was really polite on the phone.
Tom was only trying to be friendly.
Tom was killed in Boston yesterday.
Tom wanted me to teach Mary French.
Tom wanted me to do that with Mary.
Tom wanted Mary to sit next to him.
Tom told Mary to enjoy her day off.
Tom told Mary not to hug him again.
Tom told Mary he needed some money.
Tom thought he'd be safe in Boston.
Tom thought he needed to help Mary.
Tom thought Mary wouldn't help him.
Tom thought Mary wanted to do that.
Tom thought Mary needed to do that.
Tom still hasn't washed the dishes.
Tom sounds exactly like his father.
Tom seldom kisses his wife anymore.
Tom says we can start without Mary.
Tom says he's eager to participate.
Tom says he wants to quit the band.
Tom says he can't walk any further.
Tom said that you'd better do that.
Tom said that he'd help me do that.
Tom said that he'd get there early.
Tom said that he'd been very lucky.
Tom said that he'd been humiliated.
Tom said that he'd been handcuffed.
Tom said that he wasn't very happy.
Tom said that he wasn't colorblind.
Tom said that he was very ticklish.
Tom said that he was very confused.
Tom said that he was uncomfortable.
Tom said that he was really scared.
Tom said that Mary wouldn't be mad.
Tom said that Mary wasn't sleeping.
Tom said that Mary wasn't Canadian.
Tom said that Mary was very strong.
Tom said that Mary was unimpressed.
Tom said that Mary was trustworthy.
Tom said that Mary was seldom late.
Tom said that Mary was over thirty.
Tom said that Mary was intelligent.
Tom said that Mary was hyperactive.
Tom said that Mary was heartbroken.
Tom said that Mary was hardworking.
Tom said that Mary was from Boston.
Tom said that Mary was feeling bad.
Tom said that Mary was discouraged.
Tom said that Mary was coming back.
Tom said that Mary remained silent.
Tom said that Mary often does that.
Tom said that Mary may not do that.
Tom said that Mary looked confused.
Tom said that Mary had been polite.
Tom said that Mary does that a lot.
Tom said that Mary didn't seem mad.
Tom said that Mary didn't like him.
Tom said that Mary ate his dessert.
Tom said he'd never let Mary drive.
Tom said he wanted to get divorced.
Tom said he thought Mary would cry.
Tom said he thought Mary was tired.
Tom said he thought Mary was right.
Tom said he thought Mary was ready.
Tom said he thought Mary was drunk.
Tom said he thought Mary was broke.
Tom said he thought Mary was bored.
Tom said he thought Mary was awake.
Tom said he thought Mary was alone.
Tom said he thought Mary could win.
Tom said he had a knife in his car.
Tom said he didn't want me to wait.
Tom said he couldn't help us today.
Tom said he couldn't hear anything.
Tom said Mary should've eaten more.
Tom received a three-year sentence.
Tom read the poem he wrote to Mary.
Tom rarely kisses his wife anymore.
Tom probably won't help Mary today.
Tom probably lied to us about that.
Tom needs time to think about that.
Tom must appear in court on Monday.
Tom moved in with his grandparents.
Tom might not want us to help Mary.
Tom might come home for a few days.
Tom lived in Boston his whole life.
Tom let Mary go fishing by herself.
Tom left Boston when he was thirty.
Tom knows who told Mary to do that.
Tom knows what he's supposed to do.
Tom knew that Mary would be hungry.
Tom knew that I was home on Monday.
Tom knew that I had been suspended.
Tom knew Mary wouldn't eat spinach.
Tom isn't waiting for Mary anymore.
Tom isn't very popular around here.
Tom isn't likely to wait very long.
Tom isn't likely to stay very long.
Tom isn't likely to let Mary drive.
Tom isn't as slow as he used to be.
Tom isn't as nice as he used to be.
Tom isn't as lazy as he used to be.
Tom isn't as cute as he used to be.
Tom isn't a French teacher anymore.
Tom is waiting for Mary to come in.
Tom is very interested in baseball.
Tom is unlikely to lie to us again.
Tom is studying history at college.
Tom is sitting in the waiting room.
Tom is probably worried about Mary.
Tom is probably too shy to do that.
Tom is on vacation with his family.
Tom is never going to let you down.
Tom is never going to leave Boston.
Tom is never going to believe that.
Tom is never going to be forgotten.
Tom is just as stubborn as Mary is.
Tom is in the garden planting corn.
Tom is good at talking to children.
Tom is going to study French today.
Tom is going to retire next spring.
Tom is going to need some of these.
Tom is going to need a good lawyer.
Tom is going to help Mary tomorrow.
Tom is going to handle that for us.
Tom is going to get it figured out.
Tom is going to get another chance.
Tom is going to find out the truth.
Tom is going to explain everything.
Tom is going to eventually give up.
Tom is going to eventually do that.
Tom is going to buy a blue sweater.
Tom is going to be with me all day.
Tom is going to be waiting for you.
Tom is going to be there, isn't he?
Tom is going to be late for dinner.
Tom is going to be home any minute.
Tom is going to be here until noon.
Tom is going to be here in no time.
Tom is going to be here in an hour.
Tom is going to be here in a while.
Tom is going to be here any second.
Tom is going to be here any moment.
Tom is going to be going home soon.
Tom is going to be glad to see you.
Tom is going to be busy until 2:30.
Tom is going to be back in an hour.
Tom is going to be back in a while.
Tom is going to be back any minute.
Tom is going to be absent tomorrow.
Tom is going to arrive around noon.
Tom is enjoying his life in Boston.
Tom is doing this for his children.
Tom is doing that for his children.
Tom is definitely going to help us.
Tom hasn't told me who helped Mary.
Tom hasn't been able to find a job.
Tom has to do something about that.
Tom has kissed Mary more than once.
Tom has gotten used to living here.
Tom has been depressed for a while.
Tom has been absent a lot recently.
Tom has a thirteen-year-old sister.
Tom hardly ever lies to me anymore.
Tom got caught cheating on an exam.
Tom found a few coins on the floor.
Tom flashed his headlights at Mary.
Tom drove to Boston in three hours.
Tom doesn't treat Mary very nicely.
Tom doesn't know why Mary left him.
Tom doesn't have any place to live.
Tom doesn't drink coffee every day.
Tom died in a hit-and-run accident.
Tom didn't tell the man who he was.
Tom didn't tell Mary his last name.
Tom didn't know where he was going.
Tom didn't expect to find anything.
Tom dared Mary to kiss the teacher.
Tom can't let Mary do that anymore.
Tom called an ambulance right away.
Tom bought a basket full of apples.
Tom asked me to stay and help Mary.
Tom and Mary wrote a song together.
Tom and Mary were absent on Monday.
Tom and Mary walked close together.
Tom and Mary go to the same school.
Tom and Mary go to the same church.
Tom and Mary go to church together.
Tom and Mary are kissing right now.
Tom and I won't walk home together.
Tom and I ate sandwiches for lunch.
Tom almost never hugs Mary anymore.
This is Tom's first time in Boston.
This bicycle didn't cost that much.
That boy speaking French is my son.
Our next meeting will be on Monday.
Now that's an interesting question.
Neither Tom nor Mary has long hair.
Neither Tom nor Mary has gray hair.
Neither Tom nor Mary has eaten yet.
Neither Tom nor Mary has dark hair.
Neither Tom nor Mary has confessed.
Neither Tom nor Mary has been here.
Neither Tom nor Mary has a rowboat.
My favorite teacher is Mr. Jackson.
Maybe Tom told Mary sit over there.
Mary's sister looks a lot like her.
Mary's husband must be missing her.
Mary's boyfriend broke up with her.
Mary would never leave her husband.
Mary told me Tom was her boyfriend.
Mary isn't your girlfriend, is she?
Mary is your girlfriend, isn't she?
Mary begged Tom not to lie anymore.
Let me go back and get an umbrella.
Lend me a hand with this, will you?
It's no secret that Tom likes Mary.
It's my intention to do that today.
It's hard to tell what Tom will do.
It's going to take time to do that.
It's going to be tiring to do that.
It might be easy for us to do that.
It might be easy for me to do that.
It might be a good idea to do that.
It didn't take Tom long to do that.
In 2013, Tom retired from baseball.
I've read every one of these books.
I've never seen that happen before.
I've become close friends with Tom.
I'm hoping it'll be sunny tomorrow.
I'll tell Tom I'm going to do that.
I'd suggest not doing that anymore.
I'd expected Tom to lie about that.
I wonder if Tom would let me drive.
I won't let Tom drive my car again.
I won't ever try hugging Tom again.
I wish I hadn't lied to the police.
I wish I could live on Park Street.
I was tempted to lie, but I didn't.
I usually take a shower before bed.
I tried to persuade Tom to help me.
I told Tom I wanted him to help me.
I told Tom I wanted him to do that.
I think you should stop doing that.
I think that this is Tom's bicycle.
I think I can't afford to buy that.
I talked to my lawyer this morning.
I promised Tom that we'd help Mary.
I often drive over the speed limit.
I made dinner for Tom Monday night.
I know Tom will want to go with us.
I hope it doesn't rain all weekend.
I hope Tom will do the right thing.
I hope Tom will be happy in Boston.
I don't think Tom will forget that.
I don't think Tom sees it that way.
I don't think Tom misses Mary much.
I didn't think you'd let Tom drive.
I asked Tom to hang up the laundry.
I asked Tom to buy some rat poison.
I almost didn't kiss Tom yesterday.
How often do you hug your children?
How much more weight should I lose?
How much money was actually stolen?
How much money does a teacher make?
How much money does a plumber make?
How much money did you spend on it?
How much coffee do you drink a day?
How much can you make washing cars?
How many times has Tom kissed Mary?
How many people still speak French?
How many days ago did you buy this?
How many days ago did you buy milk?
How do you know what you should do?
How can people do things like that?
Give me a hand with this, will you?
Don't tell me you're already drunk.
Do you think Tom will let me drive?
Do you think I need to lose weight?
Did you hug you children yesterday?
Did you have a fun time last night?
Did Tom drive to Boston by himself?
About thirty people have been hurt.
A little help would be appreciated.
You should really stop doing that.
You didn't sell your car, did you?
You didn't let Tom drive, did you?
You didn't hurt yourself, did you?
Would you please not do that here?
Why is Tom so hesitant to do that?
Why is Tom always so mean to Mary?
Why do girls I don't like like me?
Why did you turn down their offer?
Why can't you be more considerate?
Why are you trying to lose weight?
Why are you determined to do that?
Why are you always so pessimistic?
Why are you always so mean to Tom?
Who told you Tom didn't kiss Mary?
Who did Tom think would help Mary?
When do you think Tom will arrive?
What's Tom going to cook for Mary?
What would Tom say if we did that?
What time is your last class over?
What makes you think Tom is wrong?
What have you accomplished so far?
What are you going to buy for Tom?
What Tom saw changed his life.
What Tom did didn't surprise Mary.
We're going to the beach tomorrow.
We're fortunate to still be alive.
We'll do that as soon as possible.
We won't be able to do that today.
We seldom kiss each other anymore.
We can't drive across that bridge.
Tom wouldn't let you guys do that.
Tom wouldn't let Mary go anywhere.
Tom wouldn't come out of his room.
Tom wondered who walked Mary home.
Tom wondered how Mary ate so much.
Tom won't go camping this weekend.
Tom will probably be leaving soon.
Tom will probably be here all day.
Tom will meet me back at my house.
Tom will make it on time, I think.
Tom will likely be pretty nervous.
Tom will have to go to a hospital.
Tom will have his house repainted.
Tom will go to Boston to see Mary.
Tom will do that for his children.
Tom will definitely never do that.
Tom will be working all afternoon.
Tom will be very sad if you leave.
Tom will be very happy to see you.
Tom will be really busy, won't he?
Tom will be mad if Mary does that.
Tom will be lonely if Mary leaves.
Tom will be late for school today.
Tom will be in Boston next summer.
Tom will be even better next time.
Tom will be a little disappointed.
Tom was really excited about that.
Tom was arrested three days later.
Tom wants you to help him do that.
Tom wants you to do that for Mary.
Tom wants to buy a new motorcycle.
Tom wants me to fix this for Mary.
Tom wanted me to teach him French.
Tom wanted me to do that for Mary.
Tom wanted Mary to stay with John.
Tom wanted Mary to stay in school.
Tom very seldom hugs Mary anymore.
Tom unwrapped the present quickly.
Tom tried to persuade me to drive.
Tom tried to get Mary to help him.
Tom told me to keep this a secret.
Tom told me he liked Mary's smile.
Tom thought he could impress Mary.
Tom thought Mary was an architect.
Tom thought Mary couldn't do that.
Tom thinks Mary won't eat dessert.
Tom suspected something was wrong.
Tom stopped doing that months ago.
Tom still hasn't fed the chickens.
Tom still has unfinished business.
Tom stayed in the house with Mary.
Tom started dating Mary last year.
Tom spent the entire day studying.
Tom sometimes walks home from work.
Tom solved the problem on his own.
Tom should've let me talk to Mary.
Tom should be able to handle that.
Tom seemed to be somewhat curious.
Tom says that didn't surprise him.
Tom says he'll pay for everything.
Tom says he'd never do that again.
Tom says he saw Mary this morning.
Tom says he knows what he's doing.
Tom says he doesn't remember much.
Tom says he doesn't remember Mary.
Tom says aliens had abducted Mary.
Tom says Mary will likely do that.
Tom saw Mary walking on the beach.
Tom said that just a few days ago.
Tom said that he'd been fortunate.
Tom said that he'd be there early.
Tom said that he'd be cooperative.
Tom said that he wasn't very cold.
Tom said that he wasn't surprised.
Tom said that he wasn't skeptical.
Tom said that he wasn't satisfied.
Tom said that he wasn't concerned.
Tom said that he was very worried.
Tom said that he was very unhappy.
Tom said that he was very thirsty.
Tom said that he was very serious.
Tom said that he was very nervous.
Tom said that he was very excited.
Tom said that he was very curious.
Tom said that he was discontented.
Tom said that he was disappointed.
Tom said that he was conservative.
Tom said that he was ambidextrous.
Tom said that he didn't feel safe.
Tom said that Mary would be there.
Tom said that Mary would be early.
Tom said that Mary won't eat pork.
Tom said that Mary wasn't worried.
Tom said that Mary wasn't serious.