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Mary told the waiter that she'd rather sit by the window.
Mary told the cab driver to take her to the Hilton Hotel.
Mary told me that she's glad that that's going to happen.
Mary told me that she's faster at doing that than Tom is.
Mary told me that she's better at doing that than Tom is.
Mary told me that she'll do that the way Tom told her to.
Mary told me that she'd be gone by the time we got there.
Mary told me that she was quicker at doing that than Tom.
Mary told me that she thought you could probably do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was through doing that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been irresponsible.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been disrespectful.
Mary told me that she thought Tom could probably do that.
Mary told me she's been living in Boston for three years.
Mary told me she was planning to go to college in Boston.
Mary told me she was planning to go to Boston in October.
Mary told me she wanted to wait until October to do that.
Mary told me she thought she wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary told me she thought Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary told me she had a trombone she wasn't using anymore.
Mary told me she didn't need to use a wheelchair anymore.
Mary told me she didn't know what she was supposed to do.
Mary told everybody at work that she was going to retire.
Mary told everybody at work that she was getting married.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be able to do that today.
Mary told Tom that she was glad that he'd come to Boston.
She looked at him with starry eyes.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't in his office.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was engaged to Alice.
Mary told Tom that she thought John could likely do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was retired yet.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was in his room.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was embarrassed.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think Alice was attractive.
Mary told Tom that he's faster at doing that than she is.
Mary told Tom she didn't know how to eat with chopsticks.
Mary told Tom he didn't want to eat spaghetti for dinner.
Mary thought that she should go to Boston to be with Tom.
Mary thought she might be required to do that by herself.
Mary thinks some of her friends might be able to do that.
Mary tends to get angry when people don't agree with her.
Mary swore she wouldn't tell Tom about what had happened.
Mary still hasn't told me why she's not going to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she isn't going to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she didn't want to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she didn't need to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she didn't have to do that.
Mary spent a few years in Boston when she was in college.
Mary shouldn't tell Tom about the job she's been offered.
Mary should've been glad that she didn't have to do that.
Mary should've been able to do that with her eyes closed.
Mary should tell Tom she'd never do anything to hurt him.
Mary should probably tell Tom she's not going to do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she isn't going to do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom why she had to do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom that she can't do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she's going to do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she intends to do that.
Mary seemed to be unaware that Tom didn't want her there.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her where Tom had gone.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her she had to do that.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her Tom had to do that.
Mary says that she's willing to help us paint our garage.
Mary says that she'll study French with Tom this evening.
Mary says she wants to do the same thing I did in Boston.
Mary says she wants to become a simultaneous interpreter.
Mary says she thought she could do that without any help.
Mary says she thinks Tom ate dinner with John last night.
Mary says she needs to find somebody to help her do that.
Mary says she knows Tom won't have to do that by himself.
Mary says she knows Tom could do that if he tried harder.
Mary says she hopes Tom will be able to do that tomorrow.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows who to give the package to.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows he doesn't need to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows he doesn't have to do that.
Mary says she has something she has to do this afternoon.
Mary says she expects Tom to stay in Boston until Monday.
Mary says she doesn't think it'll be possible to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really wanted to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really needed to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really enjoys doing that.
Mary says she doesn't know why the meeting was postponed.
Mary says she doesn't know why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary says she doesn't know who Tom wants to do that with.
Mary says she doesn't know where Tom is planning to stay.
Mary says she doesn't have many opportunities to do that.
Mary says she doesn't believe you really want to do that.
Mary says she believes she can do that without your help.
Mary says everyone she knows can take care of themselves.
Mary said we could go to Boston with her if we wanted to.
Mary said there wasn't anything she could do to help Tom.
Mary said the beach was nicer than she expected it to be.
Mary said that was the first time she'd tried to do that.
Mary said that was the first time she'd tried doing that.
Mary said that she wasn't very sorry for what she'd done.
Mary said that she wasn't certain that Tom would do that.
Mary said that she wasn't certain that Tom could do that.
Mary said that she was very glad that she didn't do that.
Mary said that she was very glad that Tom didn't do that.
Mary said that she was responsible for what had happened.
Mary said that she was certain that Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said that she was certain that Tom couldn't do that.
Mary said that she thought she smelled something burning.
Mary said that she thought doing that would be dangerous.
Mary said that she thought Tom was just about to do that.
Mary said that she didn't want to see or speak to anyone.
Mary said that she didn't think doing that would be safe.
Mary said that she didn't think doing that would be hard.
Mary said that she didn't think doing that would be easy.
Mary said she's very hungry every day when she gets home.
Mary said she'll probably go shopping with Tom on Monday.
Mary said she'll probably do that the day after tomorrow.
Mary said she'll be ready to go by the time you get here.
Mary said she'd talk to Tom about what needed to be done.
Mary said she'd rather not spend so much time doing that.
Mary said she'd likely buy some stuff at the flea market.
Mary said she'd had nothing to do with what had happened.
Mary said she wouldn't have enough time to do that today.
Mary said she wouldn't be able to do that in three hours.
Mary said she wished she hadn't permitted Tom to do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't convinced Tom to do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't been late to Tom's party.
Mary said she wished she could figure out how to do that.
Mary said she wished Tom hadn't convinced her to do that.
Mary said she wasn't going to go shopping this afternoon.
Mary said she was very concerned about what might happen.
Mary said she was hoping she and Tom could sing together.
Mary said she was going to be in Boston for another week.
Mary said she was able to do everything she wanted to do.
Mary said she was able to do everything she needed to do.
Mary said she usually goes to Boston three times a month.
Mary said she thought that Tom wouldn't do that tomorrow.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to do that on Monday.
Mary said she thought she might not have to do that here.
Mary said she thought she knew the cause of the accident.
Mary said she thought it wouldn't be possible to do that.
Mary said she thought doing that wouldn't be a good idea.
Mary said she thought Tom would unlikely want to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be upset if she did that.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't good at speaking French.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't finished doing that yet.
Mary said she thought Tom was in his room reading a book.
Mary said she thought Tom might need to do that for John.
Mary said she thought Tom might have to do that for John.
Mary said she thought I might not be required to do that.
Mary said she thought I might be allowed to do that soon.
Mary said she shouldn't have tried doing that by herself.
Mary said she sees Tom waiting for the bus every morning.
Mary said she knew she might not need to do that anymore.
Mary said she knew she might not have to do that anymore.
Mary said she knew she might not be permitted to do that.
Mary said she knew she might be required to do that soon.
Mary said she knew she might be allowed to do that today.
Mary said she knew Tom might not want to do that anymore.
Mary said she knew Tom might not be permitted to do that.
Mary said she has something she had to do this afternoon.
Mary said she had some personal problems to take care of.
Mary said she doesn't understand why you want to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think it's safe for you to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom wants to do that anymore.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really wanted to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really needed to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really enjoys doing that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom ought to do that anymore.
Mary said she doesn't have many opportunities to do that.
Mary said she didn't think you should ask Tom to do that.
Mary said she didn't think she'd ever be able to do that.
Mary said she didn't think she had any chance of winning.
Mary said she didn't think Tom really enjoyed doing that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom needed to do that anymore.
Mary said she didn't remember where she'd parked the car.
Mary said she didn't know why Tom didn't want to do that.
Mary said she could do that, but in reality she couldn't.
Mary said it wasn't her who told Tom he ought to do that.
Mary said her parents allow her to do whatever she wants.
Mary said her parents allow her to do anything she wants.
Mary said Tom probably couldn't do that without her help.
Mary said Tom knew she might not be permitted to do that.
Mary said I looked thinner than the last time she saw me.
Mary realized there was nothing she could do to help Tom.
Mary realized that she wasn't the same as the other kids.
Mary realized that she wasn't as smart as the other kids.
Mary put everything Tom had given her in her desk drawer.
Mary promised me that she'd do that before she went home.
Mary probably doesn't know what Tom would like her to do.
Mary probably doesn't know what Tom thinks she should do.
Mary probably doesn't know she's not supposed to do that.
Mary probably doesn't know she shouldn't do that anymore.
Mary pretended to be angry even though she really wasn't.
Mary pretended that she didn't hear Tom calling her name.
Mary pretended not to notice that Tom was looking at her.
Mary often sleeps on the train on her way home from work.
Mary offered me a beer, but I told her I didn't want one.
Mary never would've done that if Tom hadn't asked her to.
Mary never told Tom where she hid the money she'd stolen.
Mary never does anything for anybody, except for herself.
Mary needs to study more if she hopes to pass this class.
Mary might've been there yesterday, but I didn't see her.
Mary might be able to do better if we gave her more time.
Mary may not want to sing, but you should ask her anyway.
Mary may do whatever she likes with the money I gave her.
Mary looked both ways before she crossed the busy street.
Mary learned from her parents that she shouldn't do that.
Mary knows there are plenty of people who agree with her.
Mary knew that she couldn't do what Tom wanted her to do.
Mary knew she might not be allowed to do that by herself.
Mary knew it was too late to call, but she called anyway.
Mary knew it was foolish to go out by herself after dark.
Mary isn't as interested in doing that as she used to be.
Mary is still mad at us for not doing what she requested.
Mary is so gullible she'll believe anything you tell her.
Mary is rich enough to buy just about anything she wants.
Mary is hoping she can go to Boston with Tom next summer.
Mary is having an allergic reaction to something she ate.
Mary is going to get herself killed if she's not careful.
Mary introduced herself to the people behind the counter.
Mary hopes Tom can come over to her house this afternoon.
Mary hoped Tom would be well enough to come to her party.
Mary has willingly done everything we've asked her to do.
Mary has until Monday to finish the report she's writing.
Mary has to finish what she's doing before she can leave.
Mary has made up her mind to do what Tom asked her to do.
Mary has enough money to buy everything she really wants.
Mary has enough money to buy everything she really needs.
Mary has been living by herself for the past three years.
Mary has been living by herself for the last three years.
Mary has already told me she doesn't know how to do that.
Mary has already finished the work that she needed to do.
Mary had a hard time making herself understood in French.
Mary enjoys swimming almost as much as she enjoys skiing.
Mary drank three cups of coffee before she left for work.
Mary doesn't think she'll have the time to do that today.
Mary doesn't think Tom would be mad even if she did that.
Mary doesn't seem to understand why she ought to do that.
Mary doesn't seem to understand why she needs to do that.
Mary doesn't know why her boss wants her to go to Boston.
Mary doesn't know who's living in the house next to hers.
Mary doesn't know who she should ask to help her do that.
Mary doesn't know what happened because she wasn't there.
Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to help Tom do that.
Mary doesn't have to wash the car if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have to say anything if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have any idea when Tom wants her to do that.
Mary doesn't have any friends who're willing to help her.
Mary doesn't have any friends she can talk to about this.
Mary didn't want to admit she didn't know how to do that.
Mary didn't understand exactly what Tom wanted her to do.
Mary didn't tell you about what happened to Tom, did she?
Mary didn't tell me why she was planning to go to Boston.
Mary didn't tell anyone that she'd dropped out of school.
Mary didn't tell Tom that she didn't know how to do that.
Mary didn't start to play the piano until she was thirty.
Mary didn't seem to understand why she shouldn't do that.
Mary didn't seem to understand why she needed to do that.
Mary didn't seem to be convinced that she had to do that.
Mary didn't seem surprised when I told her what I'd done.
Mary didn't know where Tom wanted her to plant the roses.
Mary didn't know what to say, so she didn't say anything.
Mary didn't know that I was supposed to help her do that.
Mary didn't know how much money she should take with her.
Mary didn't have enough time to do what she wanted to do.
Mary didn't have enough time to do what she needed to do.
Mary didn't have enough money to buy what she had to buy.
Mary didn't have any money, so she couldn't buy any food.
Mary didn't have any money, so she couldn't buy a ticket.
Mary didn't care who helped her, as long as somebody did.
Mary didn't believe me when I told her what Tom had done.
Mary did say that, but I don't think she really meant it.
Mary did everything she thought Tom would want her to do.
Mary denied that she was the one who told Tom to do that.
Mary denied that Tom was the one who told her to do that.
Mary decided it was up to her to make the final decision.
Mary crawled into bed and pulled the covers over herself.
Mary couldn't eat anything, but she drank a little water.
Mary couldn't count to ten until she was three years old.
Mary could've been suspicious, but she didn't seem to be.
Mary could've been frightened, but she didn't seem to be.
Mary could refuse to do that, but I don't think she will.
Mary could force you to do that, but I doubt if she will.
Mary continues to deny that she was the one who did that.
Mary complained that she didn't have enough time to read.
Mary can't quite bring herself to tell Tom she loves him.
Mary can't do that by himself. Could you please help her?
Mary can read some French, but she can't speak it at all.
Mary burned all the pictures she had of her ex-boyfriend.
Mary bought everything she needed in just thirty minutes.
Mary asked me to stay with her until her father got home.
Mary asked Tom to remind her to call John in the morning.
Mary admitted to Tom that she didn't know how to do that.
Mary admitted that that was the real reason she did that.
Mary admitted that she didn't really know how to do that.
Mary admitted that she couldn't really understand French.
Mary accused Tom of stealing her money, but he denied it.
It's hard to believe Mary would do what you said she did.
It wasn't Mary. It was just someone that looked like her.
It looks like Mary doesn't think she has a chance to win.
If Mary isn't careful, she's going to get herself killed.
If Mary had had something to throw, she'd have thrown it.
If Mary ate more vegetables, she'd probably be healthier.
If I see Mary, I'll tell her that you're looking for her.
I've been trying to figure out how Mary did what she did.
I'm sure that Mary appreciates everything you do for her.
I'm sure Mary appreciates everything you've done for her.
I'm pretty sure that Mary believed everything I told her.
I'm going to make sure Mary does what you told her to do.
I'll see to it that Mary does what you've told her to do.
I wonder why Mary pretended she didn't understand French.
I wonder whether Mary will be able to do that by herself.
I wonder if we forgot to tell Mary she needed to do that.
I wish Mary would hurry up and do what she said she'd do.
I wish I hadn't told Mary that I'd go to Boston with her.
I wasn't the one who told Mary that she couldn't be here.
I was surprised when Mary told me why she had to do that.
I want to make sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
I waited for Mary all afternoon, but she never showed up.
I told Mary I wouldn't do that unless she did it with me.
I think you should let Mary know that you don't like her.
I think Mary probably isn't as young as you think she is.
I think Mary might've taken something she shouldn't have.
I think Mary lived in Boston when she was in high school.
I think Mary knows she's supposed to give a speech today.
I think Mary doesn't win very often when she plays chess.
I think I shouldn't have told Mary she shouldn't do that.
I think I shouldn't have told Mary she needed to do that.
I should've told Mary why she wasn't supposed to do that.
I should've told Mary that she needed to be more careful.
I really like Mary, but I'm not sure I want to marry her.
I hope Mary tells Tom that she can't really speak French.
I have a feeling Mary won't do what she's promised to do.
I ended up telling Mary what you told me not to tell her.
I ended up telling Mary what Tom told me not to tell her.
I didn't realize that Mary wanted me to do that with her.
I didn't know Mary wasn't supposed to do that by herself.
I didn't know Mary shouldn't be doing what she was doing.
I asked Mary what had happened, but she wouldn't tell me.
I asked Mary some questions and she answered all of them.
How did Mary talk Tom into helping her with her homework?
Have you ever asked Mary why she doesn't like doing that?
Everybody except Mary knew that Tom was in love with her.
Even though Mary studied very hard, she failed the class.
Don't you think we should let Mary do whatever she wants?
Does Mary still do the same kind of stuff she used to do?
Does Mary really win every time she plays chess with Tom?
Did you ever ask Mary how much she was paid for that job?
Can Mary really speak French as well as she says she can?
Ask Mary whether she's going to eat lunch with us or not.
Are you suggesting that Mary can't do the job by herself?
All Mary told me was that she wouldn't be at the meeting.
You think Mary could've done that on her own, don't you?
You should tell Mary that Tom has been asking about her.
You should probably tell Mary when she needs to be here.
You should probably tell Mary that she needs to do that.
You knew Mary told Tom she couldn't do that, didn't you?
You didn't think Mary could do that by herself, did you?
You didn't know Mary had to do that by herself, did you?
You can't keep Mary from doing whatever she wants to do.
Yesterday, Mary told me that she'd never been to Boston.
Wouldn't it be better if Mary didn't do that by herself?
Would you tell Mary what she did that made you so angry?
Who did Mary think was going to meet her at the airport?
When was the last time you told Mary that you loved her?
When Mary told Tom that she'd kissed John, he got upset.
Were you with Mary when she slipped and fell on the ice?
There's no way Mary could've done what you said she did.
One of Mary's students gave her an interesting painting.
My guess is that Mary won't do what you asked her to do.
Mary's very proud of what she's been able to accomplish.
Mary's parents allow her to do whatever she wants to do.
Mary's parents allow her to do anything she wants to do.
Mary's garage is filled with things that she never uses.
Mary wouldn't have gone to Boston if she didn't have to.
Mary wouldn't have done that if Tom hadn't asked her to.
Mary wouldn't be doing that today if she didn't have to.
Mary would probably go hiking with us if we invited her.
Mary would probably do that for you if you asked her to.
Mary would do anything to get what she thinks she needs.
Mary would be able to do that if she put her mind to it.
Mary would be a better teacher if she were more patient.
Mary worries too much about what people think about her.
Mary wondered why none of her friends wanted to do that.
Mary wondered if Tom would like the gift she bought him.
Mary wondered if Tom loved her as much as she loved him.
Mary wondered if Tom liked her as much as she liked him.
Mary won't likely be as busy today as she was yesterday.
Mary won't likely be as angry at Tom as she was at John.
Mary won't be able to finish the job unless we help her.
Mary won't be able to do everything Tom asked her to do.
Mary won't be able to buy everything she needs for $300.
Mary wished that she had been the one who had done that.
Mary will probably be able to do that faster on her own.
Mary will probably be able to do that faster by herself.
Mary will likely spend the rest of her life behind bars.
Mary will be really tired when she gets home, won't she?
Mary will be able to do that if she puts her mind to it.
Mary went into the room and slammed the door behind her.
Mary watched Tom drive away and then got in her own car.
Mary wasn't wearing her uniform the last time I saw her.
Mary wasn't wearing a straw hat the last time I saw her.
Mary wasn't supposed to be at school today, but she was.
Mary wasn't at home when I went to visit her last night.
Mary wasn't able to help us today, because she was busy.
Mary was unable to get Tom to understand what she meant.
Mary was supposed to be at school today, but she wasn't.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she'd already eaten.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she didn't love him.
Mary was disappointed that Tom didn't come to her party.
Mary was afraid that she wouldn't get to school on time.
Mary wants us to know that she was the one who did that.
Mary wanted to kiss Tom goodbye, but knew she shouldn't.
Mary wanted Tom to stay where he was until she got back.
Mary walked into the kitchen to get herself some coffee.
Mary usually wears sunglasses whenever she goes outside.
Mary used to do that a lot, but she seldom does anymore.
Mary unfolded the blanket and wrapped it around herself.
Mary turned around to see what was happening behind her.
Mary told me that you were with her yesterday afternoon.
Mary told me that she wouldn't be able to do that today.
Mary told me that she was the one who needed to do that.
Mary told me that she thought my speech was interesting.
Mary told me that she thought I should lose some weight.
Mary told me that she intended to go to Boston with Tom.
Mary told me that she doesn't know what she needs to do.
Mary told me that she and Tom were going to get married.
Mary told me she wanted to buy a couple of loaves bread.
Mary told me she needed to borrow three hundred dollars.
Mary told me last month that she was planning to retire.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was too old for her.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was in the basement.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was being sarcastic.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was suspicious.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was interested.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was downstairs.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was doing that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was dependable.
Mary told Tom she'd stay where she was and wait for him.
Mary told Tom she wanted him to stay in Boston with her.
Mary told Tom she wanted John to teach her how to drive.
Mary told Tom she thought they should get back together.
Mary thought she wouldn't be able to do that by herself.
Mary thought she was the only one who wanted to do that.
Mary thought she was the only one who needed to do that.
Mary thought she probably shouldn't go there by herself.
Mary thought she might not be required to do that again.
Mary thought she might be allowed to do that by herself.
Mary still doesn't understand what she's supposed to do.
Mary still doesn't know who's going to help her do that.
Mary stayed in bed because she wasn't feeling very well.
Mary started taking piano lessons when she was thirteen.
Mary started laughing when I told her what Tom had done.
Mary shouted as loud as she could, but nobody heard her.
Mary should probably tell Tom she won't do that anymore.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she's going to Boston.
Mary seems a lot happier now that she's found a new job.
Mary seemed to understand why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her what had happened.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her what Tom had done.
Mary says this will be the last time she ever does this.
Mary says this will be the last time she ever does that.
Mary says this is the first time she's tried to do that.
Mary says this is the first time she's tried doing that.
Mary says there was no reason why she shouldn't do that.
Mary says she'll do that regardless of the consequences.
Mary says she thinks it might be interesting to do that.
Mary says she needs to find someone to help her do that.
Mary says she needs to find somebody to do that for her.
Mary says she needs to find somebody to do that for Tom.
Mary says she knows Tom will have to do that on his own.
Mary says she knows Tom will eventually want to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't say he wants to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't say he needs to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really wants to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really needs to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom ought to have done that.
Mary says she doesn't really know how to swim very well.
Mary says she doesn't ever win when she plays badminton.
Mary says she doesn't care whether Tom does that or not.
Mary says birds wake her up every morning in the summer.
Mary said there wasn't anything she could do about that.
Mary said that the box was too heavy to lift by herself.
Mary said that she wasn't very interested in doing that.
Mary said that she was very sure that Tom would do that.
Mary said that she was very glad that we could be there.
Mary said that she was going to go camping next weekend.
Mary said that she wanted to forget about what happened.
Mary said that she might want to try doing that someday.
Mary said that she didn't think Tom liked her very much.
Mary said that she didn't really like working in Boston.
Mary said that her doctor told her not to smoke anymore.
Mary said that Tom wanted to borrow some money from her.
Mary said she's glad you were able to do that yesterday.
Mary said she'd probably go shopping with Tom on Monday.
Mary said she'd probably do that the day after tomorrow.
Mary said she'd love to go to Boston with us in October.
Mary said she'd like you to do that as soon as possible.
Mary said she wouldn't dream of allowing Tom to do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't gone to Boston with Tom.
Mary said she wasn't going to get here until after 2:30.
Mary said she wasn't going to get here until about 2:30.
Mary said she was too out of shape to go hiking with us.
Mary said she was pretty sure that you wouldn't do that.
Mary said she was looking forward to coming to visit us.
Mary said she was looking for someone who speaks French.
Mary said she understood why Tom didn't want to do that.
Mary said she tried to do that the day before yesterday.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to help Tom do that.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to get home by 2:30.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to find another job.
Mary said she thought she might be permitted to do that.
Mary said she thought she heard voices in the next room.
Mary said she thought it would be impossible to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be reluctant to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be motivated to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be desperate to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be bored if we did that.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't through doing that yet.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't going to do that today.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't going to be here today.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't going to be doing that.
Mary said she thought Tom might be permitted to do that.
Mary said she thought I might want to do that by myself.
Mary said she thought I might not need to do that today.
Mary said she thought I might not have to do that today.
Mary said she thought I might not be allowed to do that.
Mary said she thought I might need to do that this week.
Mary said she thought I might need to do that by myself.
Mary said she thought I might have to do that this week.
Mary said she thought I might have to do that by myself.
Mary said she knew that Tom wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said she knew she might not be required to do that.
Mary said she knew she might need to do that by herself.
Mary said she knew she might have to do that by herself.
Mary said she knew Tom was having a good time in Boston.
Mary said she knew Tom might want to do that by himself.
Mary said she knew Tom might not be required to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might need to do that by himself.
Mary said she knew Tom might have to do that by himself.
Mary said she hopes Tom will help her with her homework.
Mary said she hoped she could figure out how to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think it would be wise to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really wants to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really needs to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom ought to have done that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom ought to do that inside.
Mary said she doesn't know where Tom bought his bicycle.
Mary said she doesn't have a problem with me doing that.
Mary said she didn't want to stay at an expensive hotel.
Mary said she didn't want to pay so much for a used car.
Mary said she didn't want to help Tom with his homework.
Mary said she didn't want to do that without Tom's help.
Mary said she didn't understand what Tom said in French.
Mary said she didn't think doing that would be much fun.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would do that on purpose.
Mary said she didn't think Tom really wanted to do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom really needed to do that.
Mary said she didn't really expect anybody to volunteer.
Mary said she didn't really care whether she won or not.
Mary said she didn't know why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary said she didn't know where she should park her car.
Mary said she didn't know anyone who could speak French.
Mary said it was her who should show Tom how to do that.
Mary said it was Tom who told her she shouldn't do that.
Mary said it was Tom who told her she needed to do that.
Mary said Tom wasn't at home when she went to visit him.
Mary said Tom thought she might be permitted to do that.
Mary said Tom knew she might not be required to do that.
Mary refused to do anything her parents asked her to do.
Mary realized she shouldn't be doing what she was doing.
Mary probably doesn't yet know she has to do that today.
Mary probably doesn't know that Tom thinks she's stupid.
Mary probably doesn't know exactly what she ought to do.
Mary probably doesn't know exactly what she needs to do.
Mary often refuses to eat what her mother makes for her.
Mary now knows that she's been doing that the wrong way.
Mary needed to go back to her house to get her passport.
Mary might have some problems we can help her deal with.
Mary made it clear that she didn't plan to go to Boston.
Mary lives all by herself in a small cabin in the woods.
Mary lived in Boston for three years when she was a kid.
Mary left her apartment earlier this morning than usual.
Mary knew that she couldn't speak French as well as Tom.
Mary knew Tom was going to be mad at her for doing that.
Mary just got that big promotion she's been waiting for.
Mary is worried about what might happen if she did that.
Mary is trying to persuade Tom to go to Boston with her.
Mary is trying to figure out how she can make Tom happy.
Mary is still the best student in your class, isn't she?
Mary is still not doing what she's supposed to be doing.
Mary is probably going to tell Tom she'll never do that.
Mary is probably going to tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary is probably going to get punished if she does that.
Mary is probably going to get arrested if she does that.
Mary is probably going to be starved when she gets home.
Mary is going to pay me back what she owes me on Monday.
Mary is better at speaking French than you think she is.
Mary is afraid that someone might kill her in her sleep.
Mary is a better chess player than I expected her to be.
Mary invited us to have dinner with her and her husband.
Mary hummed a tune to herself as she did the washing up.
Mary hopes she can to stay in Boston until next October.
Mary hasn't lived in Boston as long as she says she has.
Mary hasn't changed a bit since the last time I saw her.
Mary has promised to do that today before she goes home.
Mary has no friends who are willing to help her do that.
Mary has no close friends to help her with her problems.
Mary has no choice but to do what she's been told to do.
Mary has invited me to come and stay with her in Boston.
Mary has finally finished doing what we asked her to do.
Mary has finally done what she said she was going to do.
Mary has been trying to figure out what she needs to do.
Mary has been talking to Tom about what she plans to do.
Mary had plenty of chances to apologize, but she didn't.
Mary had no choice but to do what she'd been told to do.
Mary gave me her notebook with all her favorite recipes.
Mary finally talked Tom into selling her his old violin.
Mary finally graduated from college when she was thirty.
Mary finally got a driver's license when she was thirty.
Mary enjoys watching people do things that she can't do.
Mary doesn't think Tom will be awake when she gets home.
Mary doesn't speak French as well as she speaks English.
Mary doesn't seem to appreciate what we've done for her.
Mary doesn't remember doing what everybody says she did.
Mary doesn't like it when she doesn't have enough money.
Mary doesn't know why Tom doesn't want her at his party.
Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to do that anymore.
Mary doesn't know she'll never be able to do that again.
Mary doesn't have to do anything she doesn't want to do.
Mary doesn't have a pet now, but she used to have a dog.
Mary doesn't go to the movies as often as she'd like to.
Mary doesn't go fishing much now, but she used to a lot.
Mary didn't want to look, but she couldn't help herself.
Mary didn't speak French as well as I thought she could.
Mary didn't seem to understand why she ought to do that.
Mary didn't seem to care that nobody seemed to like her.
Mary didn't seem to be aware that she shouldn't do that.
Mary didn't seem to be aware that she needed to do that.
Mary didn't realize she shouldn't have tried doing that.
Mary didn't know what time she was supposed to be there.
Mary didn't know she was supposed to do that by herself.
Mary didn't know she didn't have enough time to do that.
Mary didn't get a driver's license until she was thirty.
Mary didn't feel very well, but she went to work anyway.
Mary didn't even look at the report that Tom handed her.
Mary couldn't possibly have opened that door by herself.
Mary couldn't help noticing that Tom was staring at her.
Mary couldn't go to the concert because she had to work.
Mary couldn't fall asleep so she got up and took a walk.
Mary could possibly be lonely, but I don't think she is.
Mary can't remember exactly what she was supposed to do.
Mary called to tell me she'd been in a traffic accident.
Mary called me almost every day while she was in Boston.
Mary called Tom and asked him to come over to her house.
Mary bent down and picked up the pen that she'd dropped.
Mary asked whose coat it was and I told her it was mine.
Mary asked me to tell you she needed a little more time.
Mary asked Tom where he lived, but he wouldn't tell her.
Mary apparently lived in Boston when she was in college.
Mary always carries a camera with her wherever she goes.
Mary almost always does what she says she's going to do.
Mary admitted she didn't do what we had asked her to do.
Mary admitted she didn't do what she was supposed to do.
Mary admitted she didn't do what Tom said she had to do.
Let's see what happens if we let Mary do what she wants.
It would've been nice if Mary had told us she'd be late.
It certainly doesn't look like Mary is enjoying herself.
If Mary had been here today, I'd probably have seen her.
If Mary finds out I told you this, she'll be very angry.
I'm sure Mary wouldn't be here if she didn't have to be.
I'm fairly sure Mary didn't know Tom was older than her.
I wonder why Mary didn't do that the way I asked her to.
I wonder whether Mary really thought she had to do that.
I wonder whether Mary really knew she needed to do that.
I wonder if Mary's parents will allow her to go with us.
I wonder if Mary really did what she was supposed to do.
I wonder if Mary really did that when she was in Boston.
I wonder if I forgot to tell Mary she needed to do that.
I wish I hadn't promised Mary I'd go to Boston with her.
I was happy to be able to help Mary buy what she needed.
I waited for Mary all afternoon, but she didn't show up.
I told Mary that I wasn't interested in working for her.
I told Mary that I thought she might be able to do that.
I told Mary that I didn't want to go to Boston with her.
I thought Mary might be permitted to do that by herself.
I think it's unlikely Mary will invite Tom to her party.
I think it's about time we told Mary that she's adopted.
I think Mary probably isn't as rich as you think she is.
I think Mary might've said something she shouldn't have.
I swore I'd never kiss Mary, but I ended up kissing her.
I should've phoned Mary before I went over to visit her.
I offered Mary the job, but she said she didn't want it.
I offered Mary a beer, but she said she didn't want one.
I know I shouldn't have told Mary she shouldn't do that.
I know I shouldn't have told Mary she needed to do that.
I knew Mary wouldn't go there if you didn't go with her.
I knew Mary wouldn't do that unless you did it with her.
I heard Mary humming to herself while she washed dishes.
I haven't talked to Mary since she and Tom got divorced.
I first met Mary right after she moved here from Boston.
I feel sorry for Mary because she always has to do that.
I doubt if Mary would do that if she were in your shoes.
I don't think that we should leave Mary here by herself.
I don't think Mary would've tried to do that by herself.
I don't think Mary would've tried doing that by herself.
I don't think Mary was expecting you to do that for her.
I don't think Mary was expecting Tom to do that for her.
I don't think Mary knows whether she can do that or not.
I don't think Mary knows what she's gotten herself into.
I don't think Mary knows that she's supposed to do that.
I don't think Mary knows how she's going to do that yet.
I don't know why Mary wants me to go to Boston with her.
I didn't think Mary would be able to do that by herself.
I didn't think Mary really needed to do that by herself.
I didn't realize that Mary wanted me to do that for her.
I didn't have Mary's phone number, so I didn't call her.
I asked Mary whether she wanted to go to Boston with me.
I asked Mary where she and Tom had first met each other.
Everyone except Mary knew that Tom was in love with her.
Everybody but Mary knew that she didn't need to do that.
Everybody but Mary knew that she didn't have to do that.
Even if Mary had wanted to, she wouldn't have done that.
Does Mary really think she can do that without any help?
Does Mary really think she can convince Tom to help her?
Do you think Mary would've wanted us to do that for her?
Do you know why Mary doesn't want me to sit next to her?
Did you know that Mary was kidnapped when she was three?
Did you know that Mary said she wasn't going to do that?
Did Mary happen to tell you how she plans on doing that?
As soon as Mary has finished doing that, she'll go home.
You'll help Mary do that if she asks you to, won't you?
You don't really think Mary would kill herself, do you?
You don't really think Mary would hurt herself, do you?
Would you please tell Mary why you want her to do that?
Why is Mary singing that song we asked her not to sing?
Why don't you call Mary and tell her that you miss her?
Why did Mary agree to do that if she knew she couldn't?
When do you think Mary is going to want us to help her?
When I first met Mary, I didn't know that she was rich.
What would've happened to Mary if she hadn't done that?
What Mary really needs now is a little time by herself.
We should ask Mary what she thinks about the situation.
There's no way Mary would've done what you say she did.
The first time Mary did that was when she was thirteen.
Tell Mary I want to see her first thing in the morning.
Please tell Mary she has to do that sometime this week.
Most of Mary's friends know that she's in the hospital.
Mary's mother told her not to talk with her mouth full.
Mary's doctor told her she needed to get more exercise.
Mary wrote to Tom to tell him what had happened to her.
Mary wouldn't have done that if we hadn't asked her to.
Mary wouldn't have done that if Tom hadn't told her to.
Mary would've done that for Tom if she'd had more time.
Mary would've called Tom if she'd had his phone number.
Mary would've been late if Tom hadn't given her a ride.
Mary would be very disappointed if she saw you do that.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she doesn't want to do that.
Mary won't likely forget to tell Tom she won't do that.
Mary won't be able to buy what she needs at this store.
Mary wishes she could speak French as well as Tom does.
Mary wished she could tell Tom about what had happened.
Mary wished she could play the mandolin as well as Tom.
Mary wiped her face with the towel that Tom handed her.
Mary will probably tell Tom she wants him to help John.
Mary will have to do that, whether she likes it or not.
Mary will have to ask Tom to do that for us, won't she?
Mary will get herself killed if she's not more careful.
Mary will be mad at Tom when she finds out what he did.
Mary wasn't supposed to help us yesterday, but she did.
Mary wasn't certain whether or not she should tell Tom.
Mary wasn't able to do anything she was supposed to do.
Mary was upset when I told her about what had happened.
Mary was thinking about telling Tom that she loved him.
Mary was surprised to see Tom when she opened the door.
Mary was so angry at Tom she couldn't even look at him.
Mary was smart enough not to try doing that by herself.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she didn't do that.
Mary wants me to give her some advice on buying stocks.
Mary took something from her pocket and gave it to Tom.
Mary told the waiter that she wanted sit by the window.
Mary told me that she's quicker at doing that than Tom.
Mary told me that she's not certain what she should do.
Mary told me that she thought Tom wouldn't eat dessert.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be sympathetic.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be cooperative.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was engaged to Alice.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was back from Boston.
Mary told me that she had bacon and eggs for breakfast.
Mary told me that she had a dream about Tom last night.
Mary told me that she doesn't really care what happens.
Mary told me she wasn't going to be at school tomorrow.
Mary told me she was going to help me with my homework.
Mary told me she was going to be busy all day tomorrow.
Mary told me she slept for only three hours last night.
Mary told me she doesn't know any other way to do that.
Mary told me she didn't have time to do that right now.
Mary told herself that she had made the right decision.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be hesitant to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wanted to go to Boston with him.
Mary told Tom that she thought John would be back soon.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't yet retired.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't retired yet.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't in his room.
Mary told Tom that she had to eat dinner with her boss.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was impressed.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was depressed.
Mary told Tom she'd lied to him and that she was sorry.
Mary told Tom she thought he wasn't a very good driver.
Mary told Tom she thought he was behaving like a child.
Mary thought the girl she saw talking to Tom was Alice.
Mary thought that Tom wouldn't want her at his wedding.
Mary thought Tom had lied to her about where he'd been.
Mary thinks some of her friends may be able to do that.
Mary thinks she can do the job better than anyone else.
Mary swore she wasn't going to say anything to anybody.
Mary stood on a chair so she could reach the top shelf.
Mary stayed up all night reading the book Tom gave her.
Mary started working for us when she was only thirteen.
Mary started to say something, but Tom interrupted her.
Mary started crying when I told her about the accident.
Mary speaks French much better than she speaks English.
Mary soon realized she shouldn't have tried doing that.
Mary showed me some pictures of her when she was a kid.
Mary should probably tell Tom what she wants him to do.
Mary should probably tell Tom what she needs him to do.
Mary should probably not tell Tom what she wants to do.
Mary should probably not tell Tom what she needs to do.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she doesn't like him.
Mary seemed to be convinced that she needed to do that.
Mary seemed to be aware that Tom didn't want her there.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her I had to do that.
Mary says that she wasn't the one who broke the window.
Mary says she won't go out at night by herself anymore.
Mary says she wants to apologize to Tom for doing that.
Mary says she usually buys a new car every three years.
Mary says she thought she can do that without any help.
Mary says she thinks she can do that without your help.
Mary says she thinks it might be impossible to do that.
Mary says she sells about thirty loaves of bread a day.
Mary says she needs to find someone to do that for her.
Mary says she needs to find someone to do that for Tom.
Mary says she knows Tom will have to help John do that.
Mary says she knows Tom will have to do that next week.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't eat all the potato chips.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows when he ought to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows when he needs to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom is willing to do that with her.
Mary says she has to find somebody to help her do that.
Mary says she goes jogging at least three times a week.
Mary says she doesn't think she can do that by herself.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom would let John do that.
Mary says she doesn't remember seeing Tom at the party.
Mary says she doesn't really know how to ski very well.
Mary says she doesn't know why the picnic was canceled.
Mary says she doesn't know why Tom doesn't like Boston.
Mary says she doesn't know where Tom is planning to go.
Mary says she doesn't believe Tom would really do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wouldn't want to do that.