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Mary probably won't want to do that by herself.
Mary probably won't do what she says she'll do.
Mary probably knows more than she's telling us.
Mary probably doesn't know what she has to buy.
Mary probably didn't really mean what she said.
Mary pretended that she was having a good time.
Mary pretended that she didn't know the answer.
Mary played basketball when she was in college.
Mary parked her car in front of a fire hydrant.
Mary often reads when she's waiting for people.
Mary never told me she wanted to go to Harvard.
Mary never told me she didn't know how to swim.
Mary needs to go back home to get her passport.
Mary needs at least $300 to buy what she needs.
Mary must've been very tired when she got home.
Mary must be busier now than she was last year.
Mary might not be as smart as you think she is.
Mary might not be as happy as you think she is.
Mary might like it, but I don't think she will.
Mary might get arrested if she does that again.
Mary may not want to do that, but she needs to.
Mary managed to get out of the pool by herself.
Mary made a list of places she wanted to visit.
Mary looks exactly the same as she always does.
Mary looked like she was in a hurry to do that.
Mary looked like she was going to start crying.
Mary looked like she was getting ready for bed.
Mary looked like she was determined to do that.
Mary looked at herself in the rear-view mirror.
Mary looked around, but she didn't see anybody.
Mary likes to do that whenever she's in Boston.
Mary likes doing that whenever she's in Boston.
Mary let me know that she was going to do that.
Mary let Tom know that she'd done that already.
Mary let Tom know that she'd already done that.
Mary left her suitcase in the trunk of her car.
Mary learned how to do that when she was a kid.
Mary knows what time she's supposed to be here.
Mary knows that Tom doesn't like her very much.
Mary knows something that she's not telling us.
Mary knows she's wrong, but she won't admit it.
Mary knows she's not supposed to do that again.
Mary knew why Tom didn't want her at his party.
Mary knew that she wasn't likely to be elected.
Mary knew that she was going to need some help.
Mary knew she wasn't going to win the argument.
Mary knew she should wait, but she left anyway.
Mary knew she might need to do that by herself.
Mary knew she might have to do that by herself.
Mary just called me to tell me that she's lost.
Mary isn't the kind of person you think she is.
Mary isn't quite sure what she should be doing.
Mary isn't quite as reliable as she used to be.
Mary isn't likely be punished for what she did.
Mary isn't going to have to do that by herself.
Mary isn't doing that the way I told her to.
Mary isn't as rich as most people think she is.
Mary isn't as poor as most people think she is.
Mary isn't as good a golfer as she says she is.
Mary isn't as crazy as everybody thinks she is.
Mary is younger than you probably think she is.
Mary is willing to help us tomorrow, isn't she?
Mary is waiting for someone to do that for her.
Mary is waiting for Tom to tell her what to do.
Mary is very sure she can take care of herself.
Mary is unwilling to do what we want her to do.
Mary is unlikely to do what she says she'll do.
Mary is trying to do what she's supposed to do.
Mary is tired of people telling her what to do.
Mary is thinking about what she should do next.
Mary is stronger than most people think she is.
Mary is still living on Park Street, isn't she?
Mary is still just a kid, so let's forgive her.
Mary is smarter than you probably think she is.
Mary is quite capable of looking after herself.
Mary is probably going to tell Tom she's sorry.
Mary is probably going to be safe where she is.
Mary is planning to be at the party, isn't she?
Mary is never going to pay me what she owes me.
Mary is lying. I didn't do what she says I did.
Mary is lucky that she's still able to do that.
Mary is likely to be hungry when she gets home.
Mary is likely to be hungry when she gets here.
Mary is going to get hurt if she's not careful.
Mary is going to do whatever you ask her to do.
Mary is going to do that the way I told her to.
Mary is going to be starved when she gets home.
Mary is going to be furious when she finds out.
Mary is going to ask Tom to do that, isn't she?
Mary is doing everything she can to save money.
Mary is confident she can take care of herself.
Mary is careful about what she eats and drinks.
Mary is always asking me to get things for her.
Mary is afraid to go out after dark, isn't she?
Mary is a liar if she says she saw us together.
Mary injured herself when she tried to do that.
Mary hasn't yet told me why she has to do that.
Mary hasn't yet told me why she didn't do that.
Mary hasn't yet told me who helped her do that.
Mary hasn't yet decided what she's going to do.
Mary hasn't told me yet why she has to do that.
Mary hasn't done everything she was told to do.
Mary hasn't decided what she's going to do yet.
Mary has told me she'll study French next year.
Mary has three months left until she graduates.
Mary has three extra tickets she wants to sell.
Mary has no idea when Tom wants her to do that.
Mary has just told me that she found a new job.
Mary has finally found something she's good at.
Mary has evidently made up her mind to do that.
Mary has been to your place before, hasn't she?
Mary has been staying with her uncle in Boston.
Mary has been living in Boston with her father.
Mary has been living by herself since Tom died.
Mary has asked Tom to drive her to the airport.
Mary has already told Tom what she wants to do.
Mary has already told Tom what she needs to do.
Mary has already told Tom she wants to do that.
Mary has admitted that she stole Tom's bicycle.
Mary has a lot of things she wants to do today.
Mary has a lot of things she needs to do today.
Mary hardly ever spends time with her children.
Mary had to do something she didn't want to do.
Mary had only herself to blame for the failure.
Mary had no idea why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary had difficulty convincing Tom to help her.
Mary got up early so she could see the sunrise.
Mary got to where she couldn't do that anymore.
Mary got married when she was thirty years old.
Mary found the key that she thought she'd lost.
Mary enjoyed herself at the dance last weekend.
Mary eats chocolate ice cream whenever she can.
Mary drank the whole bottle of wine by herself.
Mary drank the whole bottle of milk by herself.
Mary doesn't want Tom to go to Boston with her.
Mary doesn't think that Tom did that, does she?
Mary doesn't think she's capable of doing that.
Mary doesn't think she really needs to do that.
Mary doesn't seem to know what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't really think I did that, does she?
Mary doesn't really enjoy doing that, does she?
Mary doesn't often talk about her private life.
Mary doesn't need to go if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't like it when people say no to her.
Mary doesn't like anybody and nobody likes her.
Mary doesn't know whether Tom likes her or not.
Mary doesn't know that Tom thinks she's stupid.
Mary doesn't know that Tom is in love with her.
Mary doesn't know much about sailing, does she?
Mary doesn't know exactly what she ought to do.
Mary doesn't know exactly what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't have to go if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't go fishing as much as she used to.
Mary doesn't come here as often as she used to.
Mary didn't want to admit that she didn't know.
Mary didn't want to admit she couldn't do that.
Mary didn't tell me that she grew up in Boston.
Mary didn't tell Tom why she wanted to do that.
Mary didn't tell Tom why she needed more money.
Mary didn't tell Tom she'd been married before.
Mary didn't tell Tom she couldn't speak French.
Mary didn't seem to really be enjoying herself.
Mary didn't seem to like talking about herself.
Mary didn't seem to know what she needed to do.
Mary didn't seem to have everything she needed.
Mary didn't say when she was planning to leave.
Mary didn't really seem to be enjoying herself.
Mary didn't really mean what she said, did she?
Mary didn't often do that when she was younger.
Mary didn't notice that she was being followed.
Mary didn't notice that Tom was staring at her.
Mary didn't look like she was enjoying herself.
Mary didn't like to do that when she was a kid.
Mary didn't let her children go to Tom's party.
Mary didn't learn to swim until she was thirty.
Mary didn't know why Tom wanted her to do that.
Mary didn't know that she had to do that today.
Mary didn't know that Tom was in love with her.
Mary didn't have to stay if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't have to help us today, but she did.
Mary didn't have to help if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't have to get up as early as she did.
Mary didn't have to come if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't have permission to do what she did.
Mary didn't give Tom her real telephone number.
Mary didn't even notice Tom was looking at her.
Mary didn't eat as much as I thought she'd eat.
Mary didn't do that because she didn't want to.
Mary didn't buy me what she promised she'd buy.
Mary didn't buy everything we asked her to buy.
Mary didn't actually do what she said she'd do.
Mary did study, but she didn't study very much.
Mary did everything she possibly could to help.
Mary decided that she wanted to live in Boston.
Mary decided that she wanted to eat by herself.
Mary decided she was too old for rock climbing.
Mary couldn't tell time until she was thirteen.
Mary couldn't go swimming because she was sick.
Mary could've been there, but I didn't see her.
Mary could run a lot faster when she was young.
Mary could get injured if she tried to do that.
Mary could get arrested if she does that again.
Mary could do that for Tom if he wanted her to.
Mary complained that she had too much homework.
Mary complained about the way they treated her.
Mary claims she's able to take care of herself.
Mary claimed she walked from Boston to Chicago.
Mary certainly appeared to be enjoying herself.
Mary carries a harmonica with her at all times.
Mary carries a harmonica with her all the time.
Mary can't do that alone. You need to help her.
Mary can't do that alone. You have to help her.
Mary can go swimming right now if she wants to.
Mary bought herself a new guitar for Christmas.
Mary bought Tom everything he asked her to buy.
Mary began writing songs when she was thirteen.
Mary assured us that she won't do that anymore.
Mary assured me that she'd never do that again.
Mary asked us if we'd like to do that with her.
Mary asked me to wait here until she came back.
Mary asked me to tell her why I didn't do that.
Mary asked me if she could go home early today.
Mary asked if it would be safe if she did that.
Mary asked Tom to teach her how to drive a car.
Mary asked Tom to pass her the salt and pepper.
Mary asked Tom not to wake her up before seven.
Mary asked Tom if she could borrow his bicycle.
Mary asked Tom if he'd mind doing that for her.
Mary asked Tom if he could make her a sandwich.
Mary admitted to Tom that she couldn't do that.
Mary admitted that she'd stolen money from Tom.
Make sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
Just tell Mary she'll have to wait another day.
It's necessary for Mary to talk to Tom herself.
Is it necessary for Mary to do that by herself?
I've already given Mary what she really wanted.
I'm sure Mary will be tired when she gets home.
I'm sure Mary appreciated what you did for her.
I'm pretty sure Mary did what she said she did.
I'm looking for Mary. Do you know where she is?
I'm going over to Mary's to ask her to help us.
I'll buy whatever Mary wants me to buy for her.
I wouldn't forgive Mary even if she apologized.
I wonder why Mary didn't want Tom at her party.
I wonder whether Mary's friends would help her.
I wonder whether Mary can take care of herself.
I was surprised when Mary told me she loved me.
I was looking for Mary, but she found me first.
I want to tell Mary that she shouldn't do that.
I told Mary that she should do that by herself.
I told Mary I wanted her to come here tomorrow.
I told Mary I thought she was wasting her time.
I thought Mary would figure it out for herself.
I thought Mary was wasting her time doing that.
I thought Mary said she needed to buy a shovel.
I think you should tell Mary that you love her.
I think you should let Mary do that by herself.
I think Mary would like you to do that for her.
I think Mary would do that if you asked her to.
I think Mary would be forgiven if she did that.
I think Mary will be hungry when she gets home.
I think Mary said she's already read this book.
I think Mary knows she needs to help Tom today.
I think Mary is sure that's what she has to do.
I think Mary did exactly what she said she did.
I think Mary came to Boston when she was young.
I suggest you let Mary do what she wants to do.
I should probably tell Mary what she has to do.
I promised Mary that I'd go to Boston with her.
I never even got to tell Mary that I loved her.
I looked around for Mary, but I didn't see her.
I hope Mary sings the song I asked her to sing.
I hope Mary likes the present I bought for her.
I hope Mary didn't do what you asked her to do.
I hope Mary didn't do what Tom asked her to do.
I haven't seen Mary since she and Tom broke up.
I have a feeling Mary can take care of herself.
I don't think Mary wants to do that by herself.
I don't think Mary knows why Tom is mad at her.
I don't think Mary knows what she needs to buy.
I don't think Mary knows that I don't like her.
I don't know how Mary did that, but she did it.
I don't believe Mary did what Tom said she did.
I didn't think Mary would do that, but she did.
I didn't tell Mary why I wanted her to do that.
I didn't tell Mary what she was supposed to do.
I didn't really think Mary did that by herself.
I didn't do what Mary said she wanted me to do.
I convinced Mary to lie about where she'd been.
How did Mary react when she saw Tom doing that?
How did Mary get Tom to give her so much money?
Has Mary told you why she doesn't want to stay?
Find Mary and tell her to come here right away.
Does Mary think she'll be in Boston all summer?
Do you think Mary will let Tom do that for her?
Do you really think Mary will let you help her?
Do you have any idea why Mary did what she did?
Did you tell Mary she could go see Tom tonight?
Did you ask Mary why she wasn't here yesterday?
Did you ask Mary why she wasn't at the meeting?
Did Mary tell you about what she did last week?
Did Mary say she thought she needed to do that?
Did Mary ever tell you why she never remarried?
Ask Mary whether she's going to do that or not.
Ask Mary if she has anyone to help her do that.
All Mary wanted was for Tom to leave her alone.
You should just let Mary cry herself to sleep.
You can't exactly blame Mary for what she did.
Why would Mary do that if she doesn't have to?
Who's going to tell Mary she can't go with us?
Who did Mary think would lend her an umbrella?
Who did Mary say she wanted to go skiing with?
When I told Mary I'd done that, she got angry.
When I first met Mary, I didn't like her much.
What was Mary doing the last time you saw her?
What time did Mary tell you she'd be arriving?
What do you want me to tell Mary if she calls?
What did you tell Mary she was supposed to do?
What did you tell Mary she was expected to do?
What did Mary tell you she was supposed to do?
What did Mary tell you she was expected to do?
We're not going to leave Mary here by herself.
We need to stop Mary before she hurts herself.
We can't let Mary walk. Let's give her a ride.
We all hope Mary does what she says she'll do.
Was it you who told Mary she ought to do that?
Was it you who told Mary she needs to do that?
This is where Mary stays when she's in Boston.
Tell Mary to get back here as soon as she can.
Tell Mary Tom is waiting for her in the lobby.
Since Mary was sick, she went to the hospital.
Since Mary was sick, she couldn't go swimming.
Please tell Mary what you think she should do.
Please tell Mary she needs to be here by 2:30.
Perhaps Mary knows more than she's telling us.
One of Mary's problems is that she can't read.
None of Mary's classmates offered to help her.
Maybe Mary doesn't know what she needs to buy.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she shouldn't do that.
Mary's still taking her medication, isn't she?
Mary's parents let her stay out late at night.
Mary's parents are probably worried about her.
Mary's parents allow her to do what she wants.
Mary's mother told her not to jump on her bed.
Mary's friends knew she couldn't speak French.
Mary's friends asked her to come out and play.
Mary's father doesn't allow her to drink wine.
Mary's doctor advised her to give up drinking.
Mary's at the door. Please ask her to come in.
Mary wouldn't tell us where she hid the money.
Mary wouldn't tell me why she didn't like Tom.
Mary wouldn't tell Tom why she didn't do that.
Mary wouldn't let anybody do anything for her.
Mary wouldn't be happy if we made her do that.
Mary would've succeeded if she'd tried harder.
Mary would tell me if she wasn't happy, right?
Mary would often do that when she was younger.
Mary would never do that when she was younger.
Mary would lend you money if you asked her to.
Mary would leave early if she were allowed to.
Mary wondered why everyone was staring at her.
Mary wondered why Tom didn't want to help her.
Mary won't likely tell Tom what she has to do.
Mary won't likely enjoy doing that by herself.
Mary won't know we're here unless we tell her.
Mary won't find anyone who'll do that for her.
Mary won't admit it, but she's in big trouble.
Mary wished she hadn't told Tom she loved him.
Mary will unlikely want to do that by herself.
Mary will unlikely need to do that by herself.
Mary will unlikely have to do that by herself.
Mary will probably tell Tom what he has to do.
Mary will probably tell Tom she won't do that.
Mary will probably get fined if she does that.
Mary will never be able to do that by herself.
Mary will miss the train if she doesn't hurry.
Mary will likely be punished for what she did.
Mary will likely be hungry when she gets home.
Mary will help you do that if you want her to.
Mary will help Tom do that if she asks her to.
Mary will have to take better care of herself.
Mary will come back home when she gets hungry.
Mary will be living in Boston with her father.
Mary went back to where she'd met Tom earlier.
Mary went back to her car to get her umbrella.
Mary wasn't convinced that she had to do that.
Mary wasn't able to eat as much she wanted to.
Mary wasn't able to do anything she had to do.
Mary wasn't able to buy everything she needed.
Mary was upset when she saw Tom kissing Alice.
Mary was unable to do what we asked her to do.
Mary was surprised when she saw Tom in Boston.
Mary was so tired she didn't even want to eat.
Mary was shocked when I told her what Tom did.
Mary was paid thirty dollars for what she did.
Mary was hoping she could go sailing with Tom.
Mary was dancing by herself on the back porch.
Mary was convinced that she needed to do that.
Mary was born in Boston and she grew up there.
Mary was able to solve the problem by herself.
Mary was a bit surprised by what Tom told her.
Mary wants to get somebody to do that for her.
Mary wanted to live close to where she worked.
Mary wanted to know who was going to help her.
Mary wanted to help, but she didn't have time.
Mary wanted to get someone to do that for her.
Mary wanted the job, but they didn't hire her.
Mary wanted Tom to tell her that he loved her.
Mary wanted Tom to show her how to make pizza.
Mary wanted Tom to help her with her homework.
Mary wanted Tom to help her solve the problem.
Mary visits me every time she comes to Boston.
Mary visits Tom every time she goes to Boston.
Mary used to do that, but she doesn't anymore.
Mary used to do that better than she does now.
Mary used the money I gave her to buy a bicycle.
Mary tried to open the door, but she couldn't.
Mary tried to leave, but Tom wouldn't let her.
Mary tried to do that, but she wasn't able to.
Mary tried to convince Tom that she'd changed.
Mary tried to convince Tom that she was right.
Mary tried not to think about what she'd done.
Mary took something that didn't belong to her.
Mary took off her jacket and handed it to Tom.
Mary told me that she's determined to do that.
Mary told me that she'd be willing to do that.
Mary told me that she wasn't scared of snakes.
Mary told me that she was hesitant to do that.
Mary told me that she thought she had the flu.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was worried.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was thirsty.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was strange.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was sincere.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was serious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was selfish.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was retired.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was puzzled.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was outside.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was nervous.
Tom war der Meinung, dass Maria nicht so entgegenkommend war, wie es von ihr zu erwarten gewesen wäre.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was married.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was jealous.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was correct.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was adopted.
Mary told me that she thought Tom looked pale.
Mary told me that she thought Tom knew French.
Mary told me that she saw someone kissing Tom.
Mary told me that she liked working in Boston.
Mary told me that she hadn't seen Tom all day.
Mary told me that she doesn't know what to do.
Mary told me that she didn't love Tom anymore.
Mary told me she's still not fluent in French.
Mary told me she's not going to do that again.
Mary told me she'd wait until 2:30 to do that.
Mary told me she'd do that if I did that, too.
Mary told me she'd be glad to help me do that.
Mary told me she wouldn't get home until 2:30.
Mary told me she won't be in Boston next week.
Mary told me she was planning to go to Boston.
Mary told me she wanted to do that by herself.
Mary told me she wanted me to stop doing that.
Mary told me she wanted me to do that for her.
Mary told me she wanted me to do that for Tom.
Mary told me she thought this was a good idea.
Mary told me she thought she wouldn't do that.
Mary told me she thought she couldn't do that.
Mary told me she thought Tom couldn't do that.
Mary told me she needed to buy a new computer.
Mary told me she had to go back to the office.
Mary told me she didn't like living in Boston.
Mary told me she didn't know why Tom had left.
Mary told me she already has plans for Monday.
Mary told everyone that she'd passed the exam.
Mary told Tom why she needed to buy a new car.
Mary told Tom to give her a call after dinner.
Mary told Tom that she'd seen John with Alice.
Mary told Tom that she'd seen John in October.
Mary told Tom that she'd be unable to do that.
Mary told Tom that she'd be likely to do that.
Mary told Tom that she'd be afraid to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wasn't sure what to do.
Mary told Tom that she was through doing that.
Mary told Tom that she was tempted to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was obliged to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wanted to study French.
Mary told Tom that she used to live in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was upset.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was tired.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was right.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was ready.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was pushy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was lucky.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was funny.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was drunk.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was crazy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was broke.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was brave.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was bossy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was bored.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was awake.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was angry.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was alone.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was alive.
Mary told Tom that she didn't want to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't like doing that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't know what to do.
Mary told Tom she was almost ready to do that.
Mary told Tom she didn't want anything to eat.
Mary thought she'd forgotten to lock the door.
Mary thought she was going to win the contest.
Mary thought she was going to enjoy the party.
Mary thought she might be required to do that.
Mary thought she heard a mouse in the kitchen.
Mary thought she had come up with a good plan.
Mary thought she had a chance to win the race.
Mary thought Tom knew why she didn't like him.
Mary thinks some of her friends might do that.
Mary thinks some of her friends could do that.
Mary thinks she'll go shopping this afternoon.
Mary thinks she speaks French better than Tom.
Mary talked Tom into going to Boston with her.
Mary studies much harder now than she used to.
Mary stressed that she didn't want to do that.
Mary still has a lot of things she has to buy.
Mary still doesn't realize that Tom hates her.
Mary started doing that when she was thirteen.
Mary spends a lot of her free time doing that.
Mary sold the guitar that her father gave her.
Mary showed me a drawing of Tom that she drew.
Mary showed Tom some pictures of her hometown.
Mary showed Tom several pictures of her house.
Mary shouldn't have gone to Boston by herself.
Mary should've visited Boston, but she didn't.
Mary should've told Tom about what she'd done.
Mary should've gone to Tom's house by herself.
Mary should've done that the way I showed her.
Mary should've done that before she went home.
Mary should tell Tom what she wants him to do.
Mary should tell Tom what she needs him to do.
Mary should tell Tom she doesn't like her job.
Mary should probably not tell Tom she's tired.
Mary should be very hungry when she gets home.
Mary seemed to be thoroughly enjoying herself.
Mary seemed to be aware of what she had to do.
Mary seemed convinced that she had to do that.
Mary says that she'll teach French to my kids.
Mary says that she'd like to do that with you.
Mary says that she won't shake hands with Tom.
Mary says she's too tired to do anything else.
Mary says she's too tired to do any more work.
Mary says she's thinking about not doing that.
Mary says she's not willing to take that risk.
Mary says she's never tried eating whale meat.
Mary says she's never seen anything like that.
Mary says she's always wanted to study French.
Mary says she's always wanted to go to Boston.
Mary says she'll give us all the time we need.
Mary says she'll do that when she's in Boston.
Mary says she'd rather not do that by herself.
Mary says she wants to learn to drive a truck.
Mary says she wants to get married right away.
Mary says she wants to get a driver's license.
Mary says she thinks she can probably do that.
Mary says she thinks it's possible to do that.
Mary says she thinks Tom would really do that.
Mary says she regrets that she didn't do that.
Mary says she regrets having been rude to you.
Mary says she needs to find someplace to live.
Mary says she needs to be in Boston next week.
Mary says she knows Tom won't want to do that.
Mary says she knows Tom won't need to do that.
Mary says she knows Tom won't have to do that.
Mary says she knows Tom won't eat raw carrots.
Mary says she just wants some peace and quiet.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't need to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't have to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom wants to do that, too.
Mary says she hopes Tom is willing to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom can help her tomorrow.
Mary says she has other things to worry about.
Mary says she has enough money to buy a house.
Mary says she forgot to remind Tom to do that.
Mary says she doesn't want to talk about that.
Mary says she doesn't want to see Tom anymore.
Mary says she doesn't want to do that anymore.
Mary says she doesn't think she could do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom would do that.
Mary says she doesn't really know where to go.
Mary says she doesn't really know what to buy.
Mary says she doesn't know where Tom did that.
Mary says she doesn't know what she should do.
Mary says she doesn't know what she has to do.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom should do.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom has to do.
Mary says she doesn't know anything about Tom.
Mary says she doesn't intend to do that again.
Mary says she doesn't have to do that anymore.
Mary says she can already do that fairly well.
Mary says she and Tom seldom eat out together.
Mary says it's urgent that she speak with you.
Mary saw something she wasn't supposed to see.
Mary sat down next to someone she didn't know.
Mary said you're better at French than she is.
Mary said they wouldn't permit her to do that.
Mary said that wasn't the reason she did that.
Mary said that she'll go to Boston next month.
Mary said that she'd interested in doing that.
Mary said that she wouldn't obey those orders.
Mary said that she wasn't finished doing that.
Mary said that she wasn't at home last Monday.
Mary said that she was very glad she did that.
Mary said that she was very glad Tom did that.
Mary said that she was glad that she did that.
Mary said that she was glad that Tom did that.
Mary said that she thought that it might rain.
Mary said that she thought Tom would be early.
Mary said that she likes hanging out with Tom.
Mary said that she didn't think it would rain.
Mary said that she didn't know how to do that.
Mary said that she didn't have a lot of money.
Mary said that she could make it to the party.
Mary said she's really glad she could do that.
Mary said she's ready to do whatever it takes.
Mary said she's only gone camping three times.
Mary said she's not sure whether Tom can swim.
Mary said she's not sure Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she's looking forward to seeing Tom.
Mary said she's looking forward to doing that.
Mary said she's happy that you didn't do that.
Mary said she's gone sailing only three times.
Mary said she's glad you were able to do that.
Mary said she's glad she was asked to do that.
Mary said she's faster at doing that than Tom.
Mary said she's determined to do that for Tom.
Mary said she's better at doing that than Tom.
Mary said she's been trying to be cooperative.
Mary said she's been told not do that anymore.
Mary said she'll stay where she is until 2:30.
Mary said she'd try to do that again tomorrow.
Mary said she'd try doing that again tomorrow.
Mary said she'd rather not do that by herself.
Mary said she'd like to know why you did that.
Mary said she'd like to know why Tom did that.
Mary said she'd do that, so you don't have to.
Mary said she'd come, but she never showed up.
Mary said she'd been asked a lot of questions.
Mary said she'd be willing to wait until 2:30.
Mary said she'd be willing to do that for you.
Mary said she'd be willing to do that for Tom.
Mary said she'd be here, but I can't find her.
Mary said she'd be back the Monday after next.
Mary said she'd ask Tom to eat lunch with her.
Mary said she wouldn't want to live in Boston.
Mary said she wouldn't try to do that anymore.
Mary said she wouldn't try doing that anymore.
Mary said she wouldn't show me how to do that.
Mary said she wouldn't do anything about that.
Mary said she wouldn't be in Boston next week.
Mary said she wondered why Tom didn't do that.
Mary said she won't do that unless I help her.
Mary said she wished she hadn't yelled at Tom.
Mary said she wished she hadn't let Tom drive.
Mary said she wished she hadn't eaten so much.
Mary said she wished she hadn't drunk so much.
Mary said she wasn't interested in doing that.
Mary said she wasn't going to let Tom do that.
Mary said she wasn't going to help us anymore.
Mary said she wasn't going to do that anymore.
Mary said she wasn't expecting Tom to do that.
Mary said she was willing to help Tom do that.
Mary said she was willing to do that tomorrow.
Mary said she was willing to babysit our kids.
Mary said she was too tired to go any further.
Mary said she was too out of shape to do that.
Mary said she was too busy to help me do that.
Mary said she was told not to do that anymore.
Mary said she was tired and wanted to go home.
Mary said she was looking for a job in Boston.
Mary said she was just about ready to do that.
Mary said she was going to do that by herself.
Mary said she was going to ask Tom to do that.
Mary said she wants go back to Boston someday.
Mary said she wanted to try riding a unicycle.
Mary said she wanted to take an afternoon nap.
Mary said she wanted to see us before we left.
Mary said she wanted to learn how to windsurf.
Mary said she wanted to buy something cheaper.
Mary said she thought you could help us today.
Mary said she thought we might have a problem.
Mary said she thought that would never happen.
Mary said she thought that Tom was having fun.
Mary said she thought that John was Tom's son.
Mary said she thought she should study French.
Mary said she thought she knew how to do that.
Mary said she thought she had to study French.
Mary said she thought she had to speak French.
Mary said she thought she could pass the test.
Mary said she thought she could help us today.
Mary said she thought she could do that today.
Mary said she thought doing that would be fun.
Mary said she thought Tom would be suspicious.
Mary said she thought Tom would be reasonable.
Mary said she thought Tom would be interested.
Mary said she thought Tom would be doing that.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't going to win.
Mary said she thought Tom might help us today.
Mary said she thought Tom might be frightened.
Mary said she thought I might want to do that.
Mary said she thought I might need to do that.
Mary said she thought I might have to do that.
Mary said she still had a lot of things to do.
Mary said she saw nothing out of the ordinary.
Mary said she remembers asking Tom to do that.
Mary said she probably wouldn't do that today.
Mary said she probably wouldn't do that again.
Mary said she probably isn't going to do that.
Mary said she needed to sort a few things out.
Mary said she needed to get in touch with Tom.
Mary said she needed to buy something for Tom.
Mary said she needed my help, so I helped her.
Mary said she learned how to do that from Tom.
Mary said she knew we wouldn't be able to win.
Mary said she knew that Tom wanted to do that.
Mary said she knew that Tom needed to do that.
Mary said she isn't sure Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she isn't going to be here tomorrow.
Mary said she isn't going to Tom's party tonight.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't want to do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't need to do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't have to do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom will help her do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom tries his best to win.
Mary said she hoped that Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said she hoped Tom would be at the dance.
Mary said she hadn't seen Tom for a long time.
Mary said she hadn't intended to stay so long.
Mary said she hadn't done that in three years.
Mary said she had to buy some flowers for Tom.
Mary said she had something going on tomorrow.
Mary said she had plenty of friends in Boston.
Mary said she had more important things to do.
Mary said she had a difficult time doing that.
Mary said she found something under the couch.
Mary said she expects Tom to help her do that.
Mary said she expected Tom to be at her party.
Mary said she doesn't want to talk to anybody.
Mary said she doesn't want to do that anymore.
Mary said she doesn't mind doing that for you.
Mary said she doesn't mind doing that for Tom.
Mary said she doesn't know Tom's phone number.
Mary said she didn't want to make you do that.
Mary said she didn't want to help Tom do that.
Mary said she didn't want to do that with Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to do that that way.
Mary said she didn't want to borrow any money.
Mary said she didn't think Tom should do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom had to do that.
Mary said she didn't know who she could trust.
Mary said she didn't know anything about that.
Mary said she didn't have to work next Monday.
Mary said she didn't have to do that tomorrow.
Mary said she didn't have any books in French.
Mary said she didn't feel like talking to Tom.
Mary said she didn't expect anyone to do that.
Mary said she didn't do what Tom said she did.
Mary said she couldn't see herself doing that.
Mary said she couldn't give us what we wanted.
Mary said she couldn't afford to see a doctor.
Mary said nobody else was willing to help her.
Mary said no one else was willing to help her.
Mary said Tom was willing to help her do that.
Mary said Tom didn't want to do that with her.
Mary said I was the only one who believed her.
Mary said Boston was warmer than she expected.
Mary said Boston was hotter than she expected.
Mary said Boston was cooler than she expected.
Mary said Boston was colder than she expected.
Mary regrets telling Tom her telephone number.
Mary realized she no longer needed to do that.
Mary read the letter she got from Tom to John.
Mary ran too fast for us to catch up with her.
Mary ran too fast for me to catch up with her.
Mary ran away from home when she was thirteen.
Mary promised us she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary promised that she'd come, but she didn't.
Mary promised that she wouldn't drink anymore.
Mary promised that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary promised that she wouldn't be late again.
Mary promised me she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary promised me she wouldn't come here again.
Mary promised Tom she wouldn't ever leave him.
Mary probably won't do what we want her to do.
Mary probably wishes she hadn't eaten so much.
Mary probably should've asked Tom to help her.
Mary probably doesn't know that Tom hates her.
Mary probably doesn't know she should do that.
Mary pretended that she knew nothing about it.
Mary pretended that she couldn't speak French.
Mary pretended she couldn't understand French.
Mary poured some milk into a bowl for her cat.
Mary poured another glass of wine for herself.
Mary plays her guitar about three hours a day.
Mary played the clarinet when she was younger.
Mary overheard Tom and John talking about her.
Mary never told me she used to live in Boston.
Mary never should've let Tom out of her sight.
Mary never lets anyone forget that she's rich.
Mary never got the chance to do that, did she?
Mary never does anything unless I tell her to.
Mary never did anything she didn't want to do.
Mary moved to Boston soon after she graduated.
Mary might run into Tom while she's in Boston.
Mary might not know what she's supposed to do.
Mary might not be as rich as you think she is.
Mary might not be as happy as we think she is.
Mary might get killed if she tries to do that.
Mary may not be as hungry as you think she is.
Mary married a man three years older than her.
Mary made up her mind to try doing that again.
Mary loved Tom, but he didn't like her at all.
Mary lost her temper and threw her cup at Tom.
Mary looked pretty sick the last time saw her.
Mary looked like she wasn't feeling very well.
Mary looked like she was reluctant to do that.
Mary looked like she was desperate to do that.
Mary looked at herself in the bathroom mirror.
Mary looked around, but she didn't see anyone.
Mary likes to do almost everything by herself.
Mary lied to us about how much money she made.
Mary let us know that she didn't mind driving.
Mary knows that she sometimes drinks too much.
Mary knows she's supposed to do that tomorrow.
Mary knew you'd try to convince her not to go.
Mary knew there was nothing more she could do.
Mary knew that she wasn't likely to be chosen.
Mary knew that she was unlikely to be elected.
Mary knew that Tom wasn't really angry at her.
Mary knew she was the best player on the team.
Mary knew she shouldn't tell Tom, but she did.
Mary knew she had to do something to help Tom.
Mary killed herself on her thirtieth birthday.
Mary kept on working even though she was sick.
Mary isn't doing that the way she was told to.
Mary isn't as old as most people think she is.
Mary isn't actually going to eat that, is she?
Mary isn't able to do what we asked her to do.
Mary is younger than most people think she is.
Mary is trying to do what you asked her to do.
Mary is too young to go to the zoo by herself.
Mary is still pretending she's not interested.
Mary is still expecting Tom to help her today.
Mary is smarter than most people think she is.
Mary is richer than you probably think she is.
Mary is rich enough to buy whatever she wants.
Mary is rich enough to buy anything she wants.
Mary is probably going to tell Tom she's busy.
Mary is probably able to take care of herself.
Mary is positive she can take care of herself.
Mary is only pretending that she doesn't know.
Mary is never going to admit that she's wrong.
Mary is lucky they still allow her to do that.
Mary is lost, but she's unwilling to admit it.
Mary is likely to be tired when she gets home.
Mary is just trying to be romantic, isn't she?
Mary is going to have to do it all by herself.
Mary is going to eat as soon as she gets home.
Mary is going to be punished for what she did.
Mary is going to be late if she doesn't hurry.
Mary is going to be in her office all morning.
Mary is going to be hungry when she gets home.
Mary is going to be hungry when she gets here.
Mary is going to be forgiven for what she did.
Mary is coming here this afternoon, isn't she?
Mary is busy right now and she can't help you.
Mary is being a bit self-indulgent, isn't she?
Mary is always telling Tom that she loves him.
Mary is afraid that she might lose everything.
Mary invited Tom over to her place for dinner.
Mary insisted she wasn't the one who did that.
Mary hopes that Tom won't do that without her.
Mary hoped she wouldn't miss any more classes.
Mary held on to the rope as long as she could.
Mary hasn't yet told Tom what she wants to do.
Mary hasn't yet told Tom what she needs to do.
Mary hasn't told us what she's supposed to do.
Mary hasn't told Tom why she wants to do that.
Mary hasn't told Tom what she wants to do yet.
Mary hasn't told Tom what she needs to do yet.
Mary hasn't done everything we told her to do.
Mary hasn't done as much as you think she has.
Mary has vowed that she won't do that anymore.
Mary has very few photos of herself as a baby.
Mary has told me she can take care of herself.
Mary has something she can't wait to show you.
Mary has paid back all the money she borrowed.
Mary has lots of things she wants to do today.
Mary has lots of things she needs to do today.
Mary has lots of things she needs to be doing.
Mary has just been told that she's been fired.
Mary has finally done what we asked her to do.
Mary has decided to try to do that by herself.
Mary has decided to try doing that by herself.
Mary has been told that she needs to pay more.
Mary has been living here since she was a kid.
Mary has asked us to buy her something to eat.
Mary has asked Tom to show her how to do that.
Mary has already told me what she plans to do.
Mary has already told Tom what she has to buy.
Mary has already said that she'll leave early.
Mary has already decided what she wants to do.
Mary has a picture of Tom on her bedroom wall.
Mary has a funny way of laughing, doesn't she?
Mary hardly ever goes out drinking by herself.
Mary hardly ever does what she says she'll do.
Mary hardly ever buys things she doesn't need.
Mary had no idea that she was being too noisy.
Mary had no choice but to ask Tom to help her.
Mary had enough time to do what she had to do.
Mary had better do what she's been told to do.
Mary had a good reason for doing what she did.
Mary got angry when she saw Tom kissing Alice.
Mary got angry when she found the door locked.
Mary gave me exactly what I told her I needed.
Mary gave a picture that she'd painted to Tom.
Mary found the note that Tom had left for her.
Mary forgot to do what she was supposed to do.
Mary explained why she wasn't able to do that.
Mary explained why she didn't want to do that.
Mary explained to us why she couldn't do that.
Mary expects us do the same thing she's doing.
Mary eventually told Tom that she'd done that.
Mary eventually admitted that she'd done that.
Mary drives by Tom's house on her way to work.
Mary doesn't yet realize what she needs to do.
Mary doesn't think she's ready to do that yet.
Mary doesn't think she's permitted to do that.
Mary doesn't think she needs to do that today.
Mary doesn't think she can get Tom to do that.
Mary doesn't see any reason why she has to go.
Mary doesn't really want to do that, does she?
Mary doesn't really need to do that, does she?
Mary doesn't really have to do that, does she?
Mary doesn't play golf as much as she used to.
Mary doesn't need me to tell her how to do it.
Mary doesn't look like she's enjoying herself.
Mary doesn't like to talk about what she does.
Mary doesn't like the house that she lives in.
Mary doesn't know why Tom wasn't at her party.
Mary doesn't know why Tom wanted her to leave.
Mary doesn't know she shouldn't do that again.
Mary doesn't doubt her own ability to do that.
Mary doesn't care what people think about her.
Mary doesn't always do what she's supposed to.
Mary does everything the way Tom tells her to.
Mary does almost everything she's asked to do.
Mary didn't want to give Tom her phone number.
Mary didn't want to do something she'd regret.
Mary didn't want to call attention to herself.
Mary didn't want to admit that she was scared.
Mary didn't want anyone to see her doing that.
Mary didn't want Tom to go to Boston with her.
Mary didn't trust Tom and he didn't trust her.
Mary didn't think she was good enough for Tom.
Mary didn't think Tom would leave without her.
Mary didn't think Tom would come to her party.
Mary didn't tell me why she wanted to do that.
Mary didn't tell me why she needed to do that.
Mary didn't tell me why she didn't want to go.
Mary didn't tell me she couldn't speak French.
Mary didn't tell Tom why she had to work late.
Mary didn't tell Tom that she wanted his help.
Mary didn't tell Tom she was going to do that.
Mary didn't speak French when I first met her.
Mary didn't realize that she'd made a mistake.
Mary didn't look well the last time I saw her.
Mary didn't like carrots when she was a child.
Mary didn't know why Tom asked her to do that.
Mary didn't know whether Tom liked her or not.
Mary didn't know that she had to go yesterday.
Mary didn't know that Tom was looking for her.
Mary didn't know she no longer had to do that.
Mary didn't know she had done something wrong.
Mary didn't know she didn't have enough money.
Mary didn't know if she should really do that.
Mary didn't know anything about this, did she?
Mary didn't know Tom thought she should leave.
Mary didn't keep her promise not to tease Tom.
Mary didn't help Tom as much as she should've.
Mary didn't go with you this morning, did she?
Mary didn't get paid for all the work she did.
Mary didn't finish the job we asked her to do.
Mary didn't drink the milk Tom poured for her.
Mary didn't do everything we wanted her to do.
Mary didn't do everything Tom asked her to do.
Mary didn't care whether Tom liked her or not.
Mary didn't believe that Tom would lie to her.
Mary didn't actually want to do that, did she?
Mary didn't actually do what she said she did.
Mary did everything she thought she should do.
Mary did everything she thought she needed do.
Mary did everything she thought she had to do.
Mary did everything she promised to do for me.
Mary did everything she felt she needed to do.
Mary did a lot more than what we asked her to.
Mary denies that she was the one who did that.
Mary denied that she was the one who did that.
Mary decided to do what she could to help Tom.
Mary couldn't persuade Tom to accept her gift.
Mary couldn't find the kind of job she wanted.
Mary could've had this job if she'd wanted it.
Mary could've done that, but she chose not to.
Mary could've done that if she'd tried harder.
Mary can stay with us as long as she wants to.
Mary can hardly support herself on her salary.
Mary came to Australia to visit her boyfriend.
Mary bought eggs, but she forgot to buy bread.
Mary believed that what Tom told her was true.
Mary began wearing glasses when she was three.
Mary began to do that when she was very young.
Mary began doing that when she was very young.
Mary ate a whole box of chocolates by herself.
Mary asked me to pass her the salt and pepper.
Mary asked me to help her write a love letter.
Mary asked me if she could borrow my umbrella.
Mary asked me if I'd like to do that with her.
Mary asked me if I'd go with her to the beach.
Mary asked me if I'd go to the beach with her.
Mary asked if there was anything she could do.
Mary asked if she really had to do that today.
Mary asked if she had to do that this morning.
Mary asked Tom to help her organize the party.
Mary asked Tom if he wanted to ride her horse.
Mary always wants to do everything by herself.
Mary always does that when she goes to Boston.
Mary almost injured herself trying to do that.