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He says he won't win.
She says she won't win.
He says he won't die.
She says she won't die.
He says he won't cry.
She says she won't cry.
He says he was fired.
She says she was fired.
He says he knows you.
She says she knows you.
He says he does that.
She says she does that.
He says he can't win.
She says she can't win.
He said he's unlucky.
She said she's unlucky.
He said he's unhappy.
She said she's unhappy.
He said he's thirsty.
She said she's thirsty.
He said he's starved.
She said she's starved.
He said he's retired.
She said she's retired.
He said he's puzzled.
She said she's puzzled.
He said he's pleased.
She said she's pleased.
He said he's nervous.
She said she's nervous.
He said he's jealous.
She said she's jealous.
He said he's healthy.
She said she's healthy.
He said he's furious.
She said she's furious.
He said he's excited.
She said she's excited.
He said he's curious.
She said she's curious.
He said he's annoyed.
She said she's annoyed.
He said he'd help us.
She said she'd help us.
He said he'd help me.
She said she'd help me.
He said he'd do that.
She said she'd do that.
He said he'd call me.
She said she'd call me.
He said he'd be late.
She said she'd be late.
He said he'd be here.
She said she'd be here.
He said he'd be back.
She said she'd be back.
He said he would try.
She said she would try.
He said he won't cry.
She said she won't cry.
He said he was wrong.
She said she was wrong.
He said he was upset.
She said she was upset.
He said he was ready.
She said she was ready.
He said he was lucky.
She said she was lucky.
He said he was happy.
He said he was dying.
She said she was dying.
He said he was drunk.
She said she was drunk.
He said he was broke.
She said she was broke.
He said he was bored.
She said she was bored.
He said he was angry.
She said she was angry.
He said he was alone.
She said she was alone.
He said he might win.
She said she might win.
He said he might die.
She said she might die.
He said he might cry.
She said she might cry.
He said he isn't mad.
She said she isn't mad.
He said he has to go.
She said she has to go.
He said he had to go.
She said she had to go.
He said he felt weak.
She said she felt weak.
He said he felt sick.
She said she felt sick.
He said he felt safe.
She said she felt safe.
He said he felt hurt.
She said she felt hurt.
He said he felt good.
She said she felt good.
He said he felt fine.
She said she felt fine.
He said he felt cold.
She said she felt cold.
He said he disagrees.
She said she disagrees.
He promised he'd win.
She promised she'd win.
He liked what he saw.
She liked what she saw.
He knew where he was.
She knew where she was.
He knew he was wrong.
She knew she was wrong.
He knew he was right.
She knew she was right.
He isn't what he was.
She isn't what she was.
He isn't dead, is he?
She isn't dead, is she?
He isn't busy, is he?
She isn't busy, is she?
He has what he wants.
She has what she wants.
He has what he needs.
She has what she needs.
He does as he's told.
She does as she's told.
He did what he could.
She did what she could.
He did it, didn't he?
She did it, didn't she?
He denied he laughed.
She denied she laughed.
He admitted he cried.
She admitted she cried.
He admits he's cried.
She admits she's cried.
He told us he'd win.
She told us she'd win.
He told me he's shy.
She told me she's shy.
He told me he'd won.
She told me she'd won.
He told me he'd win.
She told me she'd win.
He told me he'd try.
She told me she'd try.
He told me he cried.
She told me she cried.
He says he's waited.
She says she's waited.
He says he's unsure.
She says she's unsure.
He says he's sleepy.
She says she's sleepy.
He says he's lonely.
She says she's lonely.
He says he's hungry.
She says she's hungry.
He says he was busy.
She says she was busy.
He says he loves me.
She says she loves me.
He says he likes it.
She says she likes it.
He says he did that.
She says she did that.
He said that he won.
She said that she won.
He said he's unhurt.
She said she's unhurt.
He said he's sleepy.
She said she's sleepy.
He said he's scared.
She said she's scared.
He said he's lonely.
She said she's lonely.
He said he's hungry.
She said she's hungry.
He said he's afraid.
She said she's afraid.
He said he'll laugh.
She said she'll laugh.
He said he'd be out.
She said she'd be out.
He said he was well.
She said she was well.
He said he was sick.
She said she was sick.
He said he was safe.
She said she was safe.
He said he was fine.
She said she was fine.
He said he was done.
She said she was done.
He said he was cold.
She said she was cold.
He said he told you.
She said she told you.
He said he may wait.
She said she may wait.
He said he loved me.
She said she loved me.
He said he liked it.
She said she liked it.
He said he knew you.
She said she knew you.
He said he hated me.
She said she hated me.
He said he felt hot.
She said she felt hot.
He said he felt bad.
She said she felt bad.
He said he did that.
She said she did that.
He knows he's right.
She knows she's right.
He knows he's dying.
She knows she's dying.
He knows he cheated.
She knows she cheated.
He knows he can win.
She knows she can win.
He does what he can.
She does what she can.
He did all he could.
She did all she could.
He admitted he lied.
She admitted she lied.
He wishes he'd won.
She wishes she'd won.
He swore he'd wait.
She swore she'd wait.
He says he's tired.
She says she's tired.
He says he's happy.
She says she's happy.
He says he's dying.
She says she's dying.
He says he's angry.
She says she's angry.
He says he'll wait.
She says she'll wait.
He says he'll swim.
She says she'll swim.
He says he'll sing.
She says she'll sing.
He says he'll come.
She says she'll come.
He said he's upset.
She said she's upset.
He said he's tired.
She said she's tired.
He said he's ready.
She said she's ready.
He said he's drunk.
She said she's drunk.
He said he's broke.
She said she's broke.
He said he's bored.
She said she's bored.
He said he's angry.
She said she's angry.
He said he's alone.
She said she's alone.
He said he'll wait.
She said she'll wait.
He said he'll sing.
She said she'll sing.
He said he'd leave.
She said she'd leave.
He said he was sad.
She said she was sad.
He said he was mad.
She said she was mad.
He isn't in, is he?
She isn't in, is she?
He hopes he'll win.
She hopes she'll win.
He denies he cried.
She denies she cried.
He denied he cried.
She denied she cried.
He told me he won.
She told me she won.
He swore he'd win.
She swore she'd win.
He says he's rich.
She says she's rich.
He says he's fine.
She says she's fine.
He says he's busy.
She says she's busy.
He says he'll win.
She says she'll win.
He said he's well.
She said she's well.
He said he's weak.
She said she's weak.
He said he's sick.
She said she's sick.
He said he's safe.
She said she's safe.
He said he's fine.
She said she's fine.
He said he's done.
She said she's done.
He said he's cold.
She said she's cold.
He said he's busy.
She said she's busy.
He said he'll win.
She said she'll win.
He said he'd wait.
She said she'd wait.
He said he'd help.
She said she'd help.
He said he'd come.
She said she'd come.
He said he was OK.
She said she was OK.
He said he snored.
She said she snored.
He said he agreed.
She said she agreed.
He denies he lied.
She denies she lied.
He claimed he won.
She claimed she won.
He says he's won.
She says she's won.
He said he's shy.
She said she's shy.
He said he's mad.
She said she's mad.
He said he'd win.
She said she'd win.
He said he'd try.
She said she'd try.
He knew he'd win.
She knew she'd win.
He claims he won.
She claims she won.
He says he's OK.
She says she's OK.
He said he won.
She said she won.
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They're still in their offices, aren't they?
They're at their desks working, aren't they?
They're already at their desks, aren't they?
They're renovating their home, aren't they?
They're looking for their dog, aren't they?
They're doing all they can do, aren't they?
They're confident they'll win, aren't they?
They're asleep in their rooms, aren't they?
They're still in their rooms, aren't they?
They're still at their desks, aren't they?
They're selling their houses, aren't they?
They're painting their house, aren't they?
They're older than they look, aren't they?
They're much older than they say they are.
They're living by themselves, aren't they?
They're doing their homework, aren't they?
They're cleaning their rooms, aren't they?
They're back from their trip, aren't they?
They will be in their offices all morning.
They promised me they'd clean their rooms.
They locked themselves out of their rooms.
They cut down all the trees in their yard.
They've lost their jobs and their houses.
They've locked themselves in their rooms.
They're still working on their computers.
They're still working at their computers.
They're still not answering their phones.
They're selling their house, aren't they?
They're putting stuff in their backpacks.
They're proud of their stamp collections.
They're planning to repaint their houses.
They're planning to renovate their homes.
They're now straightening up their rooms.
They're in their rooms packing right now.
They're going to go skiing by themselves.
They're enjoying themselves, aren't they?
They're doing what they can, aren't they?
They're deluding themselves, aren't they?
They're afraid to go there by themselves.
They weren't in their rooms this morning.
They stayed in their rooms by themselves.
They have to travel a lot for their jobs.
They have a year left on their contracts.
They ate their sandwiches at their desks.
They're upstairs, crying in their rooms.
They're upstairs in their rooms, crying.
They're too young to live by themselves.
They're still unpacking their suitcases.
They're still living with their parents.
They're still considering their options.
They're staying at their parents' place.
They're putting their house up for sale.
They're probably still in their offices.
They're planning to repaint their house.
They're planning to renovate their home.
They're packing their things into boxes.
They're packing their bags, aren't they?
They're out of their minds, aren't they?
They're on their way back to the office.
They're managing all right on their own.
They're likely to forget their promises.
They're likely to do that by themselves.
They're in their rooms now, aren't they?
They're in their room, changing clothes.
They're in their offices at their desks.
They're in their bedrooms, sound asleep.
They're holding packages in their hands.
They're here to promote their new books.
They're good at their jobs, aren't they?
They're going to tear their houses down.
They're eating their favorite ice cream.
They're drying their faces with a towel.
They're doing their best to change that.
They're doing all they can, aren't they?
They're different from their classmates.
They're buying their children some toys.
They're at their desk eating sandwiches.
They're always contradicting themselves.
They're always biting their fingernails.
They're able to take care of themselves.
They wouldn't let anyone in their rooms.
They were in their offices at that time.
They were evicted from their apartments.
They told me to stay out of their rooms.
They seem to have a lot on their minds.
They seemed a little hard on themselves.
They say they hate cleaning their rooms.
They sat at their desks doing paperwork.
They said they were a bit uncomfortable.
They said their new car cost them a lot.
They said that they'd do their homework.
They said that they were a little tired.
They quickly made themselves sandwiches.
They poured themselves glasses of water.
They lost their lives in a car accident.
They just finished cleaning their rooms.
They have a right to their own opinions.
They have a lot of books in their house.
They didn't leave their rooms yesterday.
They bought themselves new toothbrushes.
They bought themselves a new sports car.
They aren't very good drivers, are they?
They aren't very good dancers, are they?
They've never been sick in their lives.
They've hired themselves a good lawyer.
They've decided not to sell their cars.
They've changed their minds about that.
They've been busy cleaning their rooms.
They've apparently changed their minds.
They're warming themselves by the fire.
They're unlikely to come by themselves.
They're taking good care of themselves.
They're supposed to do that themselves.
They're studying hard for their finals.
They're still waiting for their checks.
They're still living with their mother.
They're still in their rooms, studying.
They're rereading their favorite books.
They're recovering from their injuries.
They're really proud of their children.
They're putting on their jogging shoes.
They're preparing for their own deaths.
They're preoccupied with their studies.
They're on their way home, aren't they?
They're looking for a friend of theirs.
They're likely to forget their promise.
They're like kids themselves sometimes.
They're just taking care of themselves.
They're in their thirties, aren't they?
They're in their rooms studying French.
They're in their first year at college.
They're in their bedrooms, aren't they?
They're in no hurry to sell their cars.
They're hoping we'll do that with them.
They're here to promote their new book.
They're having the time of their lives.
They're going to tear their house down.
They're going to paint their cars blue.
They're going to have their hands full.
They're going to do that by themselves.
They're getting used to their new jobs.
They're getting dressed in their rooms.
They're doing what you told them to do.
They're convinced everybody hates them.
They're aware of their own limitations.
They're at their desks doing paperwork.
They're at the pool with their friends.
They're all by themselves, aren't they?
They were in their offices all morning.
They were evicted from their apartment.
They walked back into their apartments.
They tore pages out of their notebooks.
They told me that they were in a hurry.
They told me that they wanted a lawyer.
They still haven't done their homework.
They still haven't cleaned their rooms.
They shut themselves up in their rooms.
They say they've already learned a lot.
They say they have a lot of old stamps.
They said they were having a good time.
They said they wanted to buy toolboxes.
They said they wanted a second opinion.
They said they heard a lot of gunshots.
They said they didn't remember a thing.
They said their jobs were a lot of fun.
They said that they weren't terrorists.
They said that they weren't in a hurry.
They said that they weren't Christians.
They said that they had a good weekend.
They said that they felt a bit nervous.
They said that they didn't have a plan.
They promised they'd clean their rooms.
They poured themselves glasses of wine.
They poured themselves glasses of milk.
They never told me that they had a dog.
They made complete fools of themselves.
They kept a lot of cash in their house.
They just admitted they made a mistake.
They haven't been doing their homework.
They have a right to defend themselves.
They had confused looks on their faces.
They found good jobs near their houses.
They dried themselves with bath towels.
They did their homework in the kitchen.
They closed their eyes and made wishes.
They cleaned their rooms before dinner.
They aren't teachers anymore, are they?
They aren't in their offices right now.
They always have smiles on their faces.
They've hired themselves good lawyers.
They've decided not to sell their car.
They've apologized for their comments.
They're upstairs doing their homework.
They're unwilling to go by themselves.
They're supposed to be in their rooms.
They're still unpacking their clothes.
They're sitting at their usual tables.
They're probably still in their rooms.
They're probably alone in their rooms.
They're playing games on their phones.
They're playing fetch with their dogs.
They're painting the house themselves.
They're out front honking their horns.
They're on their way home from school.
They're on their own now, aren't they?
They're obviously enjoying themselves.
They're now on their own, aren't they?
They're now at home with their family.
They're lucky nobody saw them do that.
They're lucky no one saw them do that.
They're keeping their fingers crossed.
They're in their offices, aren't they?
They're in no hurry to sell their car.
They're hoping we'll do that for them.
They're happy traveling by themselves.
They're going to paint their car blue.
They're going to do that on their own.
They're getting their things together.
They're doing this for their children.
They're doing their part, aren't they?
They're doing their best, aren't they?
They're doing their best to stay calm.
They're doing that for their children.
They're convinced everyone hates them.
They're busy preparing for their trip.
They're always losing their umbrellas.
They're already finished their chores.
They're able to do that by themselves.
They're a lot like I was at their age.
They wrapped towels around themselves.
They wouldn't let me into their rooms.
They wouldn't come out of their rooms.
They were bullied when they were kids.
They walked back into their apartment.
They took sips from their coffee mugs.
They took notebooks out of their bags.
They told me that they'd bought a car.
They told me that they wanted lawyers.
They told me that they needed a favor.
They told me that they like you a lot.
They showed me pictures of their cars.
They showed me a picture of their car.
They said they wanted a picture of me.
They said they needed to take showers.
They said they had to go to a meeting.
They said they had a surprise for you.
They said they had a meeting to go to.
They said they didn't want sandwiches.
They said that they weren't Canadians.
They said that they were new students.
They said that they didn't have a dog.
They said that they didn't have a car.
They refused to let me in their rooms.
They realized they had made a mistake.
They put their feet up on their desks.
They probably aren't in their offices.
They pretended that they were doctors.
They never told me that they had dogs.
They never left their rooms yesterday.
They loved apples when they were kids.
They looked like they were in a hurry.
They locked themselves in their rooms.
They know what they did was a mistake.
They introduced me to their roommates.
They had worried looks on their faces.
They had stunned looks on their faces.
They had strange looks on their faces.
They had puzzled looks on their faces.
They had looks of hope on their faces.
They had colds, so they stayed in bed.
They had a right to defend themselves.
They found good jobs near their house.
They didn't want to go to their rooms.
They did their homework by themselves.
They did their homework before dinner.
They couldn't finish their sandwiches.
They clearly had a lot on their minds.
They cleaned their rooms this morning.
They cleaned their rooms last weekend.
They came home and did their homework.
They came downstairs in their pajamas.
They bought themselves new saxophones.
They bought themselves a new computer.
They aren't very good liars, are they?
They aren't suspect anymore, are they?
They always had smiles on their faces.
They've put their houses up for sale.
They've made their share of mistakes.
They've just had their teeth cleaned.
They're trying to protect themselves.
They're staying with their relatives.
They're sitting at their usual table.
They're really good with their hands.
They're reading books in their rooms.
They're pretty good cooks themselves.
They're playing fetch with their dog.
They're on their way to the hospital.
They're older than they say they are.
They're making themselves sandwiches.
They're mad at you for lying to them.
They're handed in their resignations.
They're had their licenses suspended.
They're had their appendixes removed.
They're gotten their confidence back.
They're going to do it their own way.
They're getting rid of their old car.
They're getting ready for their trip.
They're dissatisfied with their jobs.
They're determined to have their way.
They're concerned about their safety.
They're concerned about their health.
They're concerned about their future.
They're afraid to leave their houses.
They're able to do that on their own.
They wouldn't let me buy them drinks.
They told us that they had headaches.
They told me they found a job for me.
They told me that they'd bought cars.
They told me that they had headaches.
They told me that they had a problem.
They think that they're good singers.
They think that they're good drivers.
They say they have a lot to do today.
They say they can't wait a long time.
They said they were having a bad day.
They said they were a little nervous.
They said they wanted to buy a horse.
They said they wanted to be teachers.
They said they wanted to be dentists.
They said they take a walk every day.
They said they heard a noise outside.
They said they felt a little nervous.
They said that they were a bit tired.
They said that they wanted good jobs.
They said that they wanted a new car.
They said that they had a job for me.
They said that they felt a bit woozy.
They said that they felt a bit tired.
They said that they didn't have jobs.
They said that they didn't have cars.
They remained in their rooms all day.
They really should be in their rooms.
They promised to stay in their rooms.
They never did finish their homework.
They made themselves a big breakfast.
They made a list of what they wanted.
They made a list of what they needed.
They know they have a choice to make.
They knew they'd just made a mistake.
They held their breaths for a moment.
They held out their cups for refills.
They heard a loud splash behind them.
They headed back to their apartments.
They haven't yet done their homework.
They haven't done their homework yet.
They haven't cleaned their rooms yet.
They have a long drive ahead of them.
They had stupid grins on their faces.
They had scared looks on their faces.
They had paintbrushes in their hands.
They had bandages on their foreheads.
They gave their teachers a hard time.
They found a need and they filled it.
They finished their homework quickly.
They don't want to clean their rooms.
They do their homework before dinner.
They do all their homework at school.
They disguised themselves as priests.
They disguised themselves as beggars.
They calmly poured themselves drinks.
They bought themselves new computers.
They aren't at their desks right now.
They admitted that they were thieves.
They've put their house up for sale.
They've made up their minds already.
They've learned from their mistakes.
They've fallen behind in their work.
They've done their homework already.
They've decided to sell their house.
They've completely lost their minds.
They've been sleeping in their cars.
They've been in their rooms all day.
They're wearing casts on their arms.
They're studying in their rooms now.
They're still living with their mom.
They're still asleep in their rooms.
They're sound asleep in their rooms.
They're reviewing all their options.
They're refusing to pay their bills.
They're passionate about their work.
They're on their way to the airport.
They're now studying in their rooms.
They're made their intentions clear.
They're looking for their passports.
They're in their tents, aren't they?
They're in their seats, aren't they?
They're in their rooms, aren't they?
They're going to do that themselves.
They're finished eating their lunch.
They're doing their best not to cry.
They're doing their French homework.
They're chatting with their friends.
They're back home with their family.
They're aware of their shortcomings.
They're at their desks, aren't they?
They're at home with their children.
They're already made up their minds.
They're already done their homework.
They're already cleaned their rooms.
They're afraid to leave their house.
They wrapped themselves in blankets.
They wouldn't let me in their rooms.
They wish they were better swimmers.
They walked back into their offices.
They used to win a lot, didn't they?
They told me they didn't have a car.
They told me that they were doctors.
They told me that they wanted a dog.
They say they've never seen a panda.
They say they want to buy a new car.
They say they want to build a house.
They say they have a lot of friends.
They say that they're good students.
They saw a rabbit in their backyard.
They sat on the edge of their desks.
They said they weren't offered jobs.
They said they want to be mechanics.
They said they saw a lion yesterday.
They said they saw a UFO last night.
They said they noticed a difference.
They said they needed to take baths.
They said they had a wonderful time.
They said they had a lot of friends.
They said they felt a little stupid.
They said they felt a little guilty.
They said they didn't need a lawyer.
They said they didn't have bicycles.
They said they didn't have a lawyer.
They said they didn't have a choice.
They said they agree it's a problem.
They said that they were in a hurry.
They said that they wanted new cars.
They said that they wanted a lawyer.
They said that they needed a change.
They realized they'd made a mistake.
They realize they've made a mistake.
They ran back into their apartments.
They put a flea collar on their dog.
They never told me they had a horse.
They look like they need a vacation.
They look as if they have headaches.
They headed back to their apartment.
They had small boxes in their hands.
They had silly looks on their faces.
They had funny looks on their faces.
They felt they didn't have a choice.
They didn't think they had a choice.
They didn't finish their sandwiches.
They didn't complete their homework.
They didn't come out of their rooms.
They complain about their job a lot.
They closed their eyes for a second.
They cleaned their rooms in a hurry.
They clean their rooms every Monday.
They bought themselves a sports car.
They bought themselves a microscope.
They began fixing themselves drinks.
They ate their lunch at their desks.
They ate sandwiches at their desks.
They admitted they'd made a mistake.
Are they worried about their grades?
They've never voted in their lives.
They've lost their umbrellas again.
They've decided to sell their cars.
They've decided to quit their jobs.
They've canceled their appointment.
They've been sleeping in their car.
They've been busy in their offices.
They've almost made up their minds.
They're still unsure of themselves.
They're still not over their colds.
They're still doing their homework.
They're still cleaning their rooms.
They're sleeping in their bedrooms.
They're really proud of their kids.
They're probably up in their rooms.
They're pretty proud of themselves.
They're practicing their clarinets.
They're now home with their family.
They're making fools of themselves.
They're looking for their car keys.
They're in their tent, aren't they?
They're in their cars, aren't they?
They're going to take me with them.
They're going to sell their houses.
They're going to miss their flight.
They're doing their best to fit in.
They're clearly out of their minds.
They're by themselves, aren't they?
They're at home with their parents.
They won't come out of their rooms.
They wish they had a larger office.
They walked back into their office.
They used towels to dry their hair.
They told me they had a job for me.
They told me they didn't have cars.
They told me that they wanted dogs.
They thought that they were goners.
They think they got a good bargain.
They think that they're good cooks.
They think that they got a bargain.
They stayed in their rooms all day.
They say they've never owned a car.
They say they want to buy new cars.
They say they want to build houses.
They say they feel a little better.
They say they didn't have a lawyer.
They say they can wait a long time.
They said they'd do their homework.
They said they were a little tired.
They said they went there for jobs.
They said they want to buy a yacht.
They said they want to be teachers.
They said they want to be lawyers.
They said they had a difficult day.
They said they felt a little woozy.
They said they felt a little dizzy.
They said they felt a little dazed.
They said they didn't want a party.
They said they didn't need lawyers.
They said they didn't need a break.
They said they didn't have lawyers.
They said they always carried guns.
They said that they were Canadians.
They said that they wanted lawyers.
They said that they needed a favor.
They said that they had a hard day.
They ran back into their apartment.
They put their money in a shoe box.
They promised to clean their rooms.
They played jokes on their friends.
They played a joke on their friend.
They never told me they had horses.
They look like they're a bit tired.
They look like they need a holiday.
They look like they have headaches.
They know they're terrible dancers.
They know that they made a mistake.
They know that they have a problem.
They hurried back to their offices.
They have scars on their foreheads.
They have nasty cuts on their legs.
They have lumps on their foreheads.
They hardly ever leave their rooms.
They had smug looks on their faces.
They had packages under their arms.
They had big smiles on their faces.
They had a secret they were hiding.
They gave me a tour of their house.
They earn their living as teachers.
They drive sports cars, don't they?
They dried their faces with towels.
They didn't leave their apartments.
They consider themselves pacifists.
They cleaned their room in a hurry.
They can take a break if they want.
They bought themselves sports cars.
They bought themselves microscopes.
They bought themselves a new truck.
They aren't taxi drivers, are they?
They've put their car up for sale.
They've dislocated their shoulder.
They've decided to sell their car.
They've changed their minds again.
They've been here all their lives.
They've been doing their homework.
They've barely touched their food.
They're still in their apartments.
They're scared out of their minds.
They're really good at their jobs.
They're reading in their bedrooms.
They're on their way, aren't they?
They're on their own, aren't they?
They're made their feelings clear.
They're lucky that we helped them.
They're looking for their parents.
They're looking for their glasses.
They're living with their parents.
They're in their offices, working.
They're in their car, aren't they?
They're happy with their new jobs.
They're going to sell their house.
They're going to paint their cars.
They're going to get their chance.
They're going back to their hotel.
They're generous with their money.
They're diligent in their studies.
They're considering their options.
They're at the top of their class.
They're always blaming themselves.
They're a bit small for their age.
They wish they had larger offices.
They went upstairs to their rooms.
They went to their rooms to study.
They went straight to their rooms.
They went back into their offices.
They wanted me to do them a favor.
They wanted me to buy them a pony.
They told me they were in a hurry.
They told me they wanted a lawyer.
They told me that they were poets.
They told me that they had knives.
They told me that they had a plan.
They talk quite a lot, don't they?
They spent all day in their rooms.
They say they've never owned cars.
They say they're in a lot of pain.
They say they're friends of yours.
They say they want to be teachers.
They say they still do that a lot.
They say they have a lot of money.
They say they don't have a lawyer.
They say they didn't have lawyers.
They said they weren't terrorists.
They said they weren't in a hurry.
They said they wanted better jobs.
They said they plan to be doctors.
They said they had a lot of money.
They said they had a good weekend.
They said they felt a bit nervous.
They said they didn't want drinks.
They said they couldn't find jobs.
They said that they wanted raises.
They said that they needed a rest.
They said that they needed a loan.
They said that they had headaches.
They said that they had contracts.
They respect their teachers a lot.
They put all their stuff in boxes.
They put all their stuff in a box.
They never told me they were cops.
They never told me they had a dog.
They never have pencils with them.
They never had a chance, did they?
They need to organize their rooms.
They moved out of their apartment.
They left their office in a hurry.
They know their way around a boat.
They helped themselves to cookies.
They have good voices, don't they?
They have chips on their shoulder.
They have a buyer for their house.
They have a black dog, don't they?
They had big grins on their faces.
They had a problem with their car.
They dug a hole in their backyard.
They drive black cars, don't they?
They drew pictures of their house.
They didn't let me in their rooms.
They didn't leave their apartment.
They didn't finish their homework.
They decided they needed a change.
They bought themselves new trucks.
They asked me to pay them a visit.
They armed themselves with knives.
They aren't bus drivers, are they?
They always keep their rooms neat.
They always carry books with them.
They've returned from their trip.
They've recently lost their jobs.
They've painted their room white.
They've made fools of themselves.
They've lost their new umbrellas.
They've just told me their plans.
They've gone back to their hotel.
They've been dragging their feet.
They're working in their offices.
They're very proud of themselves.
They're still where we left them.
They're still in their apartment.
They're sharpening their pencils.
They're serious about their work.
They're repairing their bicycles.
They're quite hard on themselves.
They're quite good at their jobs.
They're playing their saxophones.
They're now living by themselves.
They're living by themselves now.
They're in their offices waiting.
They're going to take their time.
They're going to paint their car.
They're going to kill themselves.
They're going to hurt themselves.
They're generous with their time.
They're excited about their jobs.
They're doing their homework now.
They're doing that by themselves.
They're contradicting themselves.
They're busy with their research.
They're busy with their homework.
They're bored out of their minds.
They're behind in their payments.
They're asleep in their bedrooms.
They're already in their offices.
They're alone in their apartment.
They wished they had decent jobs.
They wish they were millionaires.
They wash their cars once a week.
They want you to do them a favor.
They want me to give them a loan.
They unlocked their office doors.
They turned off their desk lamps.
They told me they'd bought a car.
They told me they wanted lawyers.
They told me they needed a favor.
They told me they like you a lot.
They told me that they had colds.
They think that they're geniuses.
They straightened up their desks.
They say they need a break, too.
They say they don't want a party.
They say they don't have lawyers.
They say that they do that a lot.
They said they weren't Canadians.
They said they were new students.
They said they didn't have a dog.
They said they didn't have a car.
They said that they're Canadians.
They rushed out of their offices.
They respect their teacher a lot.
They put their things into boxes.
They put their things into a box.
They pretended they were doctors.
They never told me they had dogs.
They never finish their homework.
They hurried back to their rooms.
They haven't done their homework.
They have bruises on their faces.
They have a safe in their office.
They forgot to do their homework.
They feed their dogs twice a day.
They don't miss a thing, do they?
They couldn't get in their rooms.
They contradict themselves a lot.
They cleaned their rooms quickly.
They claimed that they saw a UFO.
They chained themselves to trees.
They aren't good cooks, are they?
They aren't cat people, are they?
They've finally paid their rent.
They've admitted their mistakes.
They're very sure of themselves.
They're very hard on themselves.
They're upstairs in their rooms.
They're traveling by themselves.
They're their own worst enemies.
They're studying in their rooms.
They're studying at their desks.
They're sleeping in their rooms.
They're reviewing their options.
They're renovating their houses.
They're proud of their students.
They're proud of their families.
They're proud of their children.
They're probably in their rooms.
They're playing with their toys.
They're playing with their dogs.
They're playing with their cats.
They're packing their suitcases.
They're in their rooms sleeping.
They're in their early thirties.
They're hoping you'll help them.
They're finished their homework.
They're entertaining themselves.
They're doing fine on their own.
They're back in their apartment.
They wish they had a bigger car.
They were asleep in their rooms.
They went back to their offices.
They went back into their rooms.
They wash their car once a week.
They want me to buy them a pony.
They walk their dog twice a day.
They unlocked their office door.
They took their dogs for a walk.
They told me they'd bought cars.
They told me they had headaches.
They told me they had a problem.
They think they're good singers.
They think they're good drivers.
They should be in their offices.
They say they'll be a bit late.
They say they've had a hard day.
They say they have stomachaches.
They sat at their desks working.
They said they were a bit tired.
They said they wanted good jobs.
They said they wanted a new car.
They said they had a job for me.
They said they felt a bit woozy.
They said they felt a bit tired.
They said they didn't have jobs.
They said they didn't have cars.
They have scars on their cheeks.
They have growths on their arms.
They had books under their arms.
They had a bruise on their arms.
They fixed themselves cocktails.
They feed their dog twice a day.
They don't have a clue, do they?
They bought themselves sweaters.
They aren't criminals, are they?
They aren't Canadians, are they?
They admitted they were thieves.
They've sold all of their land.
They're writing at their desks.
They're working at their desks.
They're still in their pajamas.
They're still in their offices.
They're sleeping in their cars.
They're sitting at their desks.
They're renovating their house.
They're renovating their homes.
They're reading in their rooms.
They're putting their shoes on.
They're putting on their shoes.
They're putting on their coats.
They're pretty busy themselves.
They're playing with their dog.
They're playing with their cat.
They've passed all their exams.
They're out walking their dogs.
They're on their way to school.
They're on their way back home.
They're looking for their keys.
They're keeping their promises.
They're in their late thirties.
They're going to do their best.
They're experts in their field.
They're decorating their rooms.
They're changing their clothes.
They're back in their hometown.
They're at their desks working.
They're asking us to help them.
They're already at their desks.
They're active in their church.
They wish they had bigger cars.
They took their dog for a walk.
They told me they were doctors.
They told me they wanted a dog.
They say they've learned a lot.
They say they're good students.
They say they'll give it a try.
They say they have a lot to do.
They said they were in a hurry.
They said they wanted new cars.
They said they wanted a lawyer.
They said they needed a change.
They said that they had a plan.
They rushed out of their rooms.
They rushed into their offices.
They returned to their offices.
They painted their rooms white.
They opened their desk drawers.
They need to clean their rooms.
They might be in their offices.
They made me clean their rooms.
They like their new jobs a lot.
They heard a voice behind them.
They have scars on their faces.
They have a lot on their minds.
They have a lot going for them.
They had smirks on their faces.
They had drinks in their hands.
They found jobs that they like.
They finished their sandwiches.
They dug a grave for their dog.
They do that a lot, don't they?
They did all of their homework.
They bought themselves tickets.
They aren't students, are they?
They're sleeping in their car.
They're sitting on their beds.
They're sitting in their cars.
They're riding their bicycles.
They're renovating their home.
They're proud of their family.
They're protecting themselves.
They're out walking their dog.
They're losing their patience.
They're looking for their dog.
They're looking for their cat.
They're keeping their promise.
They're just doing their duty.
They're just being themselves.
They're in their mid-thirties.
They're devoted to their work.
They're decorating their room.
They're crying in their rooms.
They're back in their offices.
They're asleep in their rooms.
They went back to their rooms.
They went back to their desks.
They told me they wanted dogs.
They thought they were goners.
They think they're good cooks.
They think they got a bargain.
They should clean their rooms.
They should be in their rooms.
They say they need a vacation.
They sat alone in their rooms.
They said they were Canadians.
They said they wanted lawyers.
They said they needed a favor.
They said they had a hard day.
They said that they had colds.
They poured themselves drinks.
They made fools of themselves.
They know they made a mistake.
They know they have a problem.
They knew they had jobs to do.
They have their arms in casts.
They have pens in their hands.
They had packs on their backs.
They had a lot on their minds.
They gave a bone to their dog.
They eat lunch at their desks.
They didn't do their homework.
They considered their options.
They change their minds a lot.
They ate lunch at their desks.
They aren't members, are they?
They've done their work well.
They've admitted their guilt.
They've achieved their goals.
They're sucking their thumbs.
They're still in their teens.
They're still in their rooms.
They're still at their desks.
They're sitting in their car.
They're selling their houses.
They're painting their rooms.
They're painting their fence.
They're on their way to work.
They're living by themselves.
They're finishing their work.
They're doing their homework.
They're counting their money.
They're cleaning their rooms.
They're busy with their work.
They're brushing their teeth.
They're back from their trip.
They're asleep in their beds.
They told me they were poets.
They told me they had a plan.
They sat down at their desks.
They said they needed a rest.
They said they had headaches.
They said they had contracts.
They returned to their rooms.
They ran back to their rooms.
They pretended they had guns.
They mixed themselves drinks.
They might be in their rooms.
They knew they had a problem.
They had pens in their hands.
They had knives, didn't they?
They got up from their desks.
They finished their homework.
They aren't in their offices.
They've sold all their land.
They've done their homework.
They've changed their plans.
They've canceled their trip.
They've altered their plans.
They're selling their house.
They're proud of themselves.
They're proud of their work.
They're proud of their team.
They're proud of their sons.
They're in their late teens.
They're honking their horns.
They're deluding themselves.
They weren't in their rooms.
They wear wigs, don't they?
They told me they had colds.
They slept in their offices.
They say they do that a lot.
They said they're Canadians.
They made themselves drinks.
They have a car, don't they?
They found themselves seats.
They claimed they saw a UFO.
They're riding their bikes.
They're pushing their luck.
They're packing their bags.
They're in their rooms now.
They're hard on themselves.
They're fooling themselves.
They're back on their feet.
They wished they had a dog.
They weighed their options.
They stayed in their rooms.
They showed me their rooms.
They say they're got colds.
They said they left a note.
They like their jobs a lot.
They have cars, don't they?
They got themselves drinks.
They gave their dog a bone.
They gave their dog a bath.
They eat a lot, don't they?
They aren't in their rooms.
They're on their way over.
They're on their way here.
They're on their way back.
They're making their beds.
They're in their thirties.
They're in their bedrooms.
They're fine on their own.
They say they have a plan.
They said they had knives.
They put on their pajamas.
They've lost their touch.
They've lost their minds.
They're on their way now.
They're on their own now.
They're now on their own.
They're in their pajamas.
They're in their offices.
They're doing their work.
They're doing their part.
They went to their rooms.
They say they need a hat.
They said they had colds.
They cleaned their rooms.
They're quit their jobs.
They're on their way in.
They sat at their desks.
They ate at their desks.
They're in their tents.
They're in their seats.
They're in their rooms.
They're in their prime.
They're in their house.
They're at their desks.
They're in their tent.
They're in their cars.
They're by themselves.
They're in their car.
They asked me where they should put their coats.
They devoted themselves to their families.
They're trying to protect their families.
They spent Christmas with their families.
They say they're proud of their children.
They explained how they lost their money.
They can't tie their shoes by themselves.
They're with their friends, aren't they?
They're wasting their time, aren't they?
They're very strict with their children.
They're there with one of their friends.
They're tall for their age, aren't they?
They wondered where to hang their coats.
They stayed at home with their families.
They borrowed money from their families.
They've outlived many of their friends.
They're very generous with their money.
They're very angry with their children.
They're the youngest in their families.
They're tapping their feet impatiently.
They won't let us sing with their band.
They were worried about their children.
They went shopping with their families.
They wanted to get their money's worth.
They wanted to get their children back.
They spend most of their time surfing.
They spend most of their time at home.
They spend all of their time painting.
They ought to know better at their age.
They left their children alone at home.
They hung their coats up in the closet.
They have trouble budgeting their time.
They did everything for their children.
They brushed the snow from their coats.
They're very generous with their time.
They're too generous with their money.
They weren't able to find their shoes.
They were surrounded by their friends.
They were bullied by their classmates.
They went swimming with their friends.
They went downtown with their friends.
They wanted to talk to their children.
They wanted to protect their families.
They took their shoes off at the door.
They took good care of their children.
They told me all about their families.
They told me I was wasting their time.
They put their shoes on the shoe rack.
They mumbled something in their sleep.
They made their children some cookies.
They grind their teeth in their sleep.
They gave half their money to charity.
They drove their children to the pool.
They brushed the snow off their coats.
They brought their children with them.
They bought new laces for their shoes.
They're worried about their children.
They're very stingy with their money.
They're very frugal with their money.
They're too generous with their time.
They're talking in their sleep again.
They're sure that everybody saw them.
They would never hurt their children.
They wanted to impress their friends.
They tried to protect their families.
They took their coats and gloves off.
They took their children to the park.
They took off their coats and gloves.
They told all their friends the news.
They taught French to their children.
They should know better at their age.
They said they want their money back.
They reached into their coats pocket.
They put on their coats and went out.
They put all their money in the safe.
They never talk about their families.
They never talk about their children.
They kissed their children goodnight.
They invited their friends to dinner.
They crushed the box with their feet.
They bought their children some toys.
They're sure that everyone saw them.
They tried to impress their friends.
They took their shoes and socks off.
They took their children to the zoo.
They took off their shoes and socks.
They taught French to their friends.
They tapped their feet on the floor.
They stole money from their friends.
They started taking their shoes off.
They started taking off their shoes.
They stamped their feet three times.
They spend all their time studying.
They seldom eat with their families.
They said goodbye to their families.
They rarely eat with their families.
They outlived many of their friends.
They love their children, of course.
They lost custody of their children.
They lied to protect their families.
They hung their coats in the closet.
They have to protect their families.