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Can you please just give Mary whatever she wants?
Ask Mary if she really needs to be there by 2:30.
As soon as Mary heard the phone, she answered it.
You'd think they'd tell Mary what she should do.
You should've told Mary that she had to do that.
You should've let Mary do what she wanted to do.
You should tell Mary that she shouldn't do that.
You not only look like Mary, you sound like her.
You can't make Mary help if she doesn't want to.
You asked Mary if she could do that, didn't you?
Would you tell Mary why you want her to do that?
Would you just tell Mary what she did was wrong?
Why should Mary insist that Tom do that for her?
Why don't you just tell Mary you don't like her?
Why don't you ask Mary what she thinks happened?
Who did Mary think was going to do that for her?
When do you think Mary will want us to help her?
When Mary heard about what happened, she smiled.
When I first met Mary, she was still a teenager.
We simply can't just leave Mary here by herself.
We should ask Mary what she thinks we should do.
We know Mary will do whatever we tell her to do.
We hope Mary will do what we've asked her to do.
This is where Mary said she found the gold coin.
They told Mary to stop doing what she was doing.
The only person Mary says she'll talk to is Tom.
Tell Mary I'd like to meet with her immediately.
Talk to Mary and see what she thinks about this.
Should we tell Mary she doesn't need to do that?
Should we tell Mary she doesn't have to do that?
Remind me to thank Mary the next time I see her.
Please tell Mary what you think she ought to do.
Please tell Mary what you think she needs to do.
Please tell Mary that she's required to do that.
Please tell Mary she has to do that before 2:30.
Please tell Mary everything we want her to know.
One of us will have to ask Mary what she thinks.
Maybe Mary thought you wouldn't want to see her.
Maybe Mary should quit before she hurts herself.
Maybe Mary didn't do what everyone says she did.
Mary's memory's getting worse as she gets older.
Mary wouldn't tell me why she wanted to do that.
Mary wouldn't tell Tom why she wouldn't do that.
Mary wouldn't like it if she knew you were here.
Mary wouldn't have let her own children do that.
Mary wouldn't drink the coffee Tom made for her.
Mary wouldn't do something like that by herself.
Mary would've done that already if she knew how.
Mary would've done that already if she could've.
Mary would just like to know what she did wrong.
Mary won't talk to Tom and he won't talk to her.
Mary won't stay here as long you think she will.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she doesn't like him.
Mary won't likely be able to do that by herself.
Mary won't find anybody who'll help her do that.
Mary won't be as busy tomorrow as she was today.
Mary won't be able to move the piano by herself.
Mary won't be able to do what we want her to do.
Mary won't admit that she's done anything wrong.
Mary wished that she had enough money to retire.
Mary will probably get injured if she does that.
Mary will probably be hungry when she gets home.
Mary will probably be hungry when she gets here.
Mary will probably be forgiven for what she did.
Mary will get in trouble if she doesn't do that.
Mary will explain it to you when she comes back.
Mary will be in prison for the rest of her life.
Mary went to Boston, but she didn't go by plane.
Mary wasn't very hungry, so she didn't eat much.
Mary wasn't surprised who showed up to meet her.
Mary wasn't sure whether she should sing or not.
Mary wasn't interested in talking about herself.
Mary wasn't able to read until she was thirteen.
Mary wasn't able to do everything she had to do.
Mary was unable to wait any longer, so she left.
Mary was thirsty, so she drank a glass of water.
Mary was shocked when she saw Tom kissing Alice.
Mary was reading a book the last time I saw her.
Mary was lucky she didn't get seriously injured.
Mary was going to ask Tom to eat lunch with her.
Mary was fatter three years ago than she is now.
Mary was convinced that Tom no longer loved her.
Mary was aware that everyone was looking at her.
Mary was able to do everything she needed to do.
Mary wants to help, but she says she's too busy.
Mary wants to do that, but she doesn't know how.
Mary wants somebody to help her paint her house.
Mary wanted to do that, but she didn't know how.
Mary wanted to do that, but I begged her not to.
Mary wanted me to tell you she can't come today.
Mary wanted me to play chess with her, so I did.
Mary usually helps anyone who asks her for help.
Mary tried to tell Tom that she didn't like him.
Mary tried to persuade Tom to come to her party.
Mary tried to kiss Tom, but she pushed him away.
Mary tried to kiss Tom, but he wouldn't let her.
Mary tried to help Tom, but he wouldn't let her.
Mary took a breath and tried to compose herself.
Mary told us she wouldn't come back before 2:30.
Mary told us she didn't think she could do that.
Mary told me that she'd never go back to Boston.
Mary told me that she'd like to become a doctor.
Mary told me that she'd go to Boston in October.
Mary told me that she wouldn't do that tomorrow.
Mary told me that she was determined to do that.
Mary told me that she wanted to teach me French.
Mary told me that she thought you could do that.
Mary told me that she thought she could do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be late.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be busy.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was unmarried.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was skeptical.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was obnoxious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was miserable.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was in Boston.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was impressed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was exhausted.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was dishonest.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was depressed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was conceited.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was competent.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had done that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been rude.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been hurt.
Mary told me that she thought Tom could do that.
Mary told me that she doesn't know what that is.
Mary told me that she didn't want to go with us.
Mary told me that she didn't see anyone come in.
Mary told me she's not going to do that anymore.
Mary told me she'd never tell anyone about that.
Mary told me she was planning to move to Boston.
Mary told me she was hoping to get into Harvard.
Mary told me she wanted to learn how to do that.
Mary told me she wanted to go mountain climbing.
Mary told me she plans on staying at the Hilton.
Mary told me she isn't going to do that anymore.
Mary told me she had nothing to look forward to.
Mary told me she didn't sleep at all last night.
Mary told me she didn't have a driver's license.
Mary told Tom that she'd decided not to do that.
Mary told Tom that she'd be hesitant to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't want to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was unwilling to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was reluctant to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was desperate to do that.
Mary told Tom that she told John not to do that.
Mary told Tom that she thought he'd been unfair.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't well.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't nice.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't lost.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't lazy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't home.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't done.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't busy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was worried.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was unlucky.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was unhappy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was thirsty.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was sincere.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was retired.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was outside.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was nervous.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was married.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was jealous.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was healthy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was furious.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was excited.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was correct.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was at home.
Mary told Tom that she had to leave before 2:30.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was up.
Mary told Tom that she didn't know how to drive.
Mary told Tom that she didn't have enough money.
Mary told Tom not to kiss her in public anymore.
Mary thought she'd have all the time she needed.
Mary thought Tom would likely come to her party.
Mary thought Tom would be upset if she did that.
Mary thought Tom was no longer in love with her.
Mary thinks she knows how to get to Tom's house.
Mary studied hard so she could get into college.
Mary still hasn't told me why she won't do that.
Mary still hasn't done what you asked her to do.
Mary still has the knapsack her father gave her.
Mary still has a lot of things she wants to buy.
Mary still has a lot of things she needs to buy.
Mary still does that even though she's very old.
Mary stayed home from work because she was sick.
Mary started crying when her father spanked her.
Mary showed the letter she got from Tom to John.
Mary shouldn't have tried to do that by herself.
Mary shouldn't have tried doing that by herself.
Mary shouldn't do that kind of thing by herself.
Mary should've waited for us to do that for her.
Mary should tell Tom why she enjoyed doing that.
Mary should tell Tom that she can't eat peanuts.
Mary should tell Tom she wants him to help John.
Mary should probably tell Tom what he has to do.
Mary should probably tell Tom she won't do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she can't do that.
Mary seldom sings, but I think she will tonight.
Mary seems a lot happier since she got divorced.
Mary says there's nothing she can do about that.
Mary says that she's too busy to help Tom today.
Mary says that she walked three miles yesterday.
Mary says that she needs a better tennis racket.
Mary says that she has to go to Boston tomorrow.
Mary says that she doesn't want to eat anything.
Mary says that she and Tom are moving to Boston.
Mary says she's too old to start doing that now.
Mary says she's thinking about moving to Boston.
Mary says she won't have to work overtime today.
Mary says she won't do that unless you help her.
Mary says she wants to do everything by herself.
Mary says she thought Tom had already done that.
Mary says she thinks that's not going to happen.
Mary says she thinks that isn't going to happen.
Mary says she thinks she can do that by herself.
Mary says she sells about thirty of these a day.
Mary says she needs to find someone to help her.
Mary says she knows Tom will eventually do that.
Mary says she just wants to stay for a few days.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't refuse to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom will do that by himself.
Mary says she hopes Tom will be able to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows he has to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't want to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't need to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't have to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom can get home by himself.
Mary says she has no idea what needs to be done.
Mary says she expects Tom to get home on Monday.
Mary says she doesn't want to work here anymore.
Mary says she doesn't want to talk about school.
Mary says she doesn't want to live in Australia.
Mary says she doesn't think she'll ever do that.
Mary says she doesn't think she can do that now.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom really did that.
Mary says she doesn't know what she ought to do.
Mary says she doesn't know what she needs to do.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom wants to do.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom ought to do.
Mary says she doesn't know what Tom needs to do.
Mary says she doesn't know how Tom will do that.
Mary says she doesn't intend to do that anymore.
Mary says she doesn't feel motivated to do that.
Mary says she didn't know she needed to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wanted to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom needed to do that.
Mary says she definitely wants to do that again.
Mary says she can't believe Tom really did that.
Mary says she can stay here two or three nights.
Mary says everyone she knows has gone to Boston.
Mary says everybody she knows enjoys doing that.
Mary saw something in the woods that scared her.
Mary sang a lot better than I thought she would.
Mary said your snoring kept her awake all night.
Mary said you're a better guitarist than she is.
Mary said they wouldn't let her do that anymore.
Mary said there's nothing she can do about that.
Mary said the beach was nicer than she expected.
Mary said that she'd do that as soon as she can.
Mary said that she'd be the next one to do that.
Mary said that she'd be glad to do that for you.
Mary said that she was very hesitant to do that.
Mary said that she was the first one to do that.
Mary said that she was interested in doing that.
Mary said that she thought Tom was good-looking.
Mary said that she needed to get some fresh air.
Mary said that she knew she wasn't going to win.
Mary said that she had everything under control.
Mary said that she doesn't know where Tom lives.
Mary said that she didn't want to eat very much.
Mary said that she didn't sleep well last night.
Mary said that she didn't expect that to happen.
Mary said that Tom told her he'd never met John.
Mary said she's really glad she moved to Boston.
Mary said she's only been to Boston three times.
Mary said she's looking forward to visiting Tom.
Mary said she's been trying to do that all week.
Mary said she's been asked not to do that again.
Mary said she's always been pretty good at math.
Mary said she's always been interested in music.
Mary said she'll be at this afternoon's meeting.
Mary said she'll ask Tom if he wants to do that.
Mary said she'd try to keep Tom from doing that.
Mary said she'd rather not go to Boston with us.
Mary said she'd never try to do that on her own.
Mary said she'd never try to do that by herself.
Mary said she'd never consider doing that alone.
Mary said she'd expected Tom to be at her party.
Mary said she'd do that for us if we ask her to.
Mary said she'd be willing to try something new.
Mary said she'd be willing to try anything once.
Mary said she'd be afraid to do that by herself.
Mary said she wouldn't want to do that by alone.
Mary said she wouldn't be able to do that today.
Mary said she would've come if we'd invited her.
Mary said she wondered why Tom hadn't done that.
Mary said she wished you wouldn't do that again.
Mary said she wished she hadn't let Tom do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't argued with Tom.
Mary said she wished she didn't have to do that.
Mary said she wished Tom wouldn't do that again.
Mary said she wasn't willing to help us do that.
Mary said she wasn't sure what Tom wanted to do.
Mary said she wasn't sure she wanted to do that.
Mary said she wasn't sure Tom needed to do that.
Mary said she wasn't going to sign the contract.
Mary said she wasn't going to be at Tom's party.
Mary said she wasn't allowed to do that anymore.
Mary said she was too tired to help you do that.
Mary said she was too tired to help Tom do that.
Mary said she was too drunk to help Tom do that.
Mary said she was looking forward to doing that.
Mary said she was hoping we could sing together.
Mary said she was going to permit us to do that.
Mary said she was going to catch the 2:30 train.
Mary said she was going to allow Tom to do that.
Mary said she wants to do everything by herself.
Mary said she wanted to do that, but she didn't.
Mary said she wanted to be the one who did that.
Mary said she understood what needed to be done.
Mary said she thought she'd forgotten something.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to help Tom.
Mary said she thought she might need to do that.
Mary said she thought she might have to do that.
Mary said she thought she could help us do that.
Mary said she thought it probably wouldn't snow.
Mary said she thought Tom's suggestion was good.
Mary said she thought Tom would want to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would enjoy the movie.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't having any fun.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't good at French.
Mary said she thought Tom was unhappy in Boston.
Mary said she thought Tom was likely to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom might want to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom might need to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom might have to do that.
Mary said she thought I looked like I was tired.
Mary said she thought I looked like I was bored.
Mary said she should've stayed in Boston longer.
Mary said she regretted her decision to do that.
Mary said she probably wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary said she paid thirty dollars for this book.
Mary said she needed to find another babysitter.
Mary said she needed to do that before she left.
Mary said she may go to Boston for Thanksgiving.
Mary said she likes pizza that way Tom makes it.
Mary said she learned how to do that in October.
Mary said she knew you wouldn't be able do that.
Mary said she knew she wouldn't be able do that.
Mary said she knew Tom wouldn't be able do that.
Mary said she hoped she'd be allowed to do that.
Mary said she hasn't yet decided what she'll do.
Mary said she hasn't decided what she'll do yet.
Mary said she expected Tom to do that on Monday.
Mary said she expected Tom to be back on Monday.
Mary said she doesn't think you need to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think you have to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom still does that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom really did that.
Mary said she doesn't have any plans to do that.
Mary said she didn't want to go camping with us.
Mary said she didn't want to ever do that again.
Mary said she didn't want to do that by herself.
Mary said she didn't want to do that after dark.
Mary said she didn't want to ask you to do that.
Mary said she didn't think that really happened.
Mary said she didn't think anyone could do that.
Mary said she didn't plan to leave anytime soon.
Mary said she didn't know what Tom wanted to do.
Mary said she didn't know what Tom needed to do.
Mary said she didn't know how to swim very well.
Mary said she didn't have to do that right away.
Mary said she didn't have to do that by herself.
Mary said she didn't have time to help us today.
Mary said she didn't have time to do that today.
Mary said she didn't have permission to do that.
Mary said she didn't have experience doing that.
Mary said she didn't have everything she wanted.
Mary said she didn't have everything she needed.
Mary said she didn't have any idea who did that.
Mary said she didn't have a high school diploma.
Mary said she didn't feel like doing that today.
Mary said she didn't expect anybody to help her.
Mary said she didn't ever want to do that again.
Mary said she didn't do what she should've done.
Mary said she couldn't remember where Tom lived.
Mary said she couldn't provide any more details.
Mary said she assumed Tom would want to do that.
Mary said she I thought I should do that myself.
Mary said it wasn't her who told Tom to do that.
Mary said her parents let her do what she wants.
Mary said everyone she knows has been to Boston.
Mary said everybody she knows enjoys doing that.
Mary said Tom's horse is a lot faster than hers.
Mary said Tom would be going to Boston with her.
Mary said Tom was happy that she didn't do that.
Mary said Tom thought she might want to do that.
Mary said Tom thought she might need to do that.
Mary said Tom thought she might have to do that.
Mary reminded her mother to wake her up at 6:30.
Mary refused to admit that she'd made a mistake.
Mary really needs to do that as soon as she can.
Mary realized she could be making a big mistake.
Mary rarely sings, but I think she will tonight.
Mary promised that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary promised that she wouldn't be late anymore.
Mary promised me that she'd never do that again.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't tell anybody.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't go out alone.
Mary promised me she wouldn't come here anymore.
Mary promised herself she'd never do that again.
Mary promised Tom she'd try to lose some weight.
Mary promised Tom she'd help him this afternoon.
Mary promised Tom she wouldn't complain anymore.
Mary probably thought I didn't know who she was.
Mary probably should do that as soon as she can.
Mary probably knows a lot more than she told us.
Mary probably didn't want to do that by herself.
Mary noticed Tom the moment he entered the room.
Mary never told me that she was going to resign.
Mary never said anything about where she'd been.
Mary never got the chance to eat lunch, did she?
Mary never cleans her room unless I tell her to.
Mary needs to tell Tom what she wants him to do.
Mary must've had a good reason for what she did.
Mary might've waited longer if you'd called her.
Mary might bring her husband and children with her.
Mary managed to carry both suitcases by herself.
Mary made it clear that she didn't want me here.
Mary looks like she's amused by what's going on.
Mary looked very tired when I saw her yesterday.
Mary looked like she was in a hurry to get home.
Mary looked like she was getting ready to leave.
Mary looked around, but she didn't see anything.
Mary lied to Tom when she told him she did that.
Mary let Tom know that she was going to do that.
Mary knows there isn't much she can do about it.
Mary knew that she wasn't likely to be arrested.
Mary knew that she wasn't going to have any fun.
Mary knew that she needed to buy a gift for Tom.
Mary knew that she couldn't reach the top shelf.
Mary knew that Tom wouldn't want to go with her.
Mary knew she was supposed to do that yesterday.
Mary knew it was wrong to do what she was doing.
Mary knew it was Tom who had taken her umbrella.
Mary knew Tom couldn't do that without her help.
Mary kept working even though she was exhausted.
Mary isn't willing to do what we want her to do.
Mary isn't likely to tell Tom she can't do that.
Mary isn't as young as most people think she is.
Mary isn't as sure of herself as she used to be.
Mary isn't as crazy as most people think she is.
Mary is wearing a coat that's too large for her.
Mary is waiting for someone to come pick her up.
Mary is upset because Tom has been ignoring her.
Mary is unwilling to do what we asked her to do.
Mary is trying to figure out what she has to do.
Mary is too young to go out by herself at night.
Mary is the one responsible for this, isn't she?
Mary is saving money so she can go to Australia.
Mary is probably not as old as you think she is.
Mary is particular about what she watches on TV.
Mary is never going to admit that she was wrong.
Mary is lucky that she can take care of herself.
Mary is looking for someone to teach her French.
Mary is good at practically everything she does.
Mary is going to have to do that all by herself.
Mary is going to do whatever you tell her to do.
Mary is going to be in her office all afternoon.
Mary is fortunate that she's allowed to do that.
Mary is better at French than she is at English.
Mary is afraid that the police might arrest her.
Mary introduced herself to everyone in the room.
Mary initially said she wasn't going to do that.
Mary hopes she'll get a chance to do that again.
Mary heard a noise behind her and turned around.
Mary hates Tom, but not as much as he hates her.
Mary hated Tom, but not as much as he hated her.
Mary hasn't yet told us what she wants us to do.
Mary hasn't yet paid back the money she owes me.
Mary hasn't yet done what we've asked her to do.
Mary hasn't yet done what she promised she'd do.
Mary has to do that even if she doesn't want to.
Mary has to do something she doesn't want to do.
Mary has promised to give me one of her guitars.
Mary has no intention of going there by herself.
Mary has no friends who are willing to help her.
Mary has never asked me to help her do anything.
Mary has hired Tom to take care of her children.
Mary has enough time to do that if she wants to.
Tom wollte eigentlich zu Fuß nach Hause gehen; da es aber anfing zu regnen, nahm er sich ein Taxi.
Mary has enough money to buy whatever she wants.
Mary has enough money to buy whatever she needs.
Mary has enough money to buy anything she wants.
Mary has done almost nothing we asked her to do.
Mary has been living by herself for three years.
Mary has always been able to get what she wants.
Mary has already told Tom what she wants to eat.
Mary has already told Tom what she wants to buy.
Mary has already told Tom what she needs to buy.
Mary has already spent all the money I gave her.
Mary has allowed her kids to do that many times.
Mary handed Tom her canteen and he took a drink.
Mary had to admit to herself that Tom was right.
Mary had no intention of going there by herself.
Mary had no idea what Tom thought she should do.
Mary had no idea that Tom was going to kiss her.
Mary had no chance to tell Tom what she thought.
Mary had her chauffeur drive her to the theater.
Mary had her chauffeur drive Tom to the airport.
Mary had a crush on Tom when she was a teenager.
Mary got out of the water and dried herself off.
Mary fell asleep while she was watching a movie.
Mary expected Tom to wink at her, but he didn't.
Mary emigrated to Australia when she was thirty.
Mary drove to the hospital as fast as she could.
Mary doesn't yet know whether she can go or not.
Mary doesn't yet know exactly when she'll leave.
Mary doesn't understand what you want her to do.
Mary doesn't think they'll allow her to do that.
Mary doesn't think she'll be allowed to do that.
Mary doesn't think she'll be able come tomorrow.
Mary doesn't remember the last time she saw Tom.
Mary doesn't remember Tom asking her to do that.
Mary doesn't need me to tell her how to do that.
Mary doesn't need me to do that for her anymore.
Mary doesn't look like she's having a good time.
Mary doesn't like to tell people how old she is.
Mary doesn't like people telling her what to do.
Mary doesn't know whether she'll do that or not.
Mary doesn't know what Tom would like her to do.
Mary doesn't know what Tom thinks she should do.
Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to do that.
Mary doesn't know she shouldn't do that anymore.
Mary doesn't know anything about this, does she?
Mary doesn't have as much energy as she used to.
Mary doesn't do anything she doesn't have to do.
Mary doesn't believe she can do that by herself.
Mary didn't trust Tom as much as he trusted her.
Mary didn't tell me why she was going to Boston.
Mary didn't tell me whether or not she did that.
Mary didn't tell me she didn't know how to swim.
Mary didn't tell Tom why she enjoyed doing that.
Mary didn't tell Tom she wanted to quit her job.
Mary didn't tell Tom how much money she'd spent.
Mary didn't seem to remember what she had to do.
Mary didn't say who she was planning to go with.
Mary didn't say how many times she'd been there.
Mary didn't say anything about why she was late.
Mary didn't really want to help us, but she did.
Mary didn't realize she had to help Tom do that.
Mary didn't mention why she was looking for Tom.
Mary didn't mention what she was planning to do.
Mary didn't learn to drive until she was thirty.
Mary didn't know whether she was right or wrong.
Mary didn't know that what she'd done was wrong.
Mary didn't know that she'd done anything wrong.
Mary didn't know that Tom was going to kiss her.
Mary didn't know she wasn't supposed to do that.
Mary didn't know Tom thought she should do that.
Mary didn't get up as early as she usually does.
Mary didn't do that as quickly as she should've.
Mary did say that she didn't want to go with us.
Mary decided that she shouldn't stay any longer.
Mary decided she was the one who should do that.
Mary couldn't speak French when I first met her.
Mary couldn't make herself understood in French.
Mary couldn't find the words to express herself.
Mary couldn't find the page she was looking for.
Mary couldn't bring herself to pull the trigger.
Mary couldn't believe that Tom really loved her.
Mary could swim a lot faster when she was young.
Mary could sing quite well when she was a child.
Mary claims she doesn't know anything about Tom.
Mary claimed that she could run faster than Tom.
Mary carefully planned what she was going to do.
Mary called to ask if she should bring anything.
Mary believes that she can take care of herself.
Mary begged her father to buy her a new bicycle.
Mary began writing poetry when she was thirteen.
Mary ate dinner, but she didn't eat any dessert.
Mary assured us that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary assured me that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary assured Tom that she'd never do that again.
Mary asked me to help her find her contact lens.
Mary asked Tom where he should put her suitcase.
Mary asked Tom to teach her how to do the waltz.
Mary asked Tom the same question she'd asked me.
Mary asked Tom if he could give her a ride home.
Mary almost forgot to take an umbrella with her.
Mary almost always does what she promises to do.
Mary admitted that she was the one who did that.
Let's talk to Mary and find out what she thinks.
Let's hope that Mary can handle that by herself.
Let's ask Mary if she knows how to speak French.
It's not necessary for Mary to go there herself.
Is it necessary for Mary to go there by herself?
If Mary was angry before, she'll be furious now.
If Mary drops by, please give her this document.
If Mary doesn't want to go, she doesn't have to.
I've given Mary everything she's ever asked for.
I've already told Mary why she needs to do that.
I'm sure Mary will be hungry when she gets home.
I'm sure Mary will be able take care of herself.
I'll tell Mary she's got nothing to worry about.
I wonder if Mary was able to do that by herself.
I wonder if Mary really knew she should do that.
I wish that Mary would tell me where she's been.
I wish Mary wouldn't do that by herself anymore.
I told Mary that she shouldn't drink that water.
I told Mary that she should buy the cheaper one.
I told Mary it was dangerous for her to do that.
I told Mary I couldn't do that without her help.
I thought Mary would be shocked, but she wasn't.
I thought Mary would be at home, but she wasn't.
I thought Mary said she wasn't ready to do that.
I thought Mary might need to do that by herself.
I thought Mary might have to do that by herself.
I think you ought to let Mary do what she wants.
I think you need to tell Mary that you love her.
I think Mary would've come if you'd invited her.
I think Mary will be able to do that by herself.
I think Mary was supposed to do that by herself.
I think Mary could leave today if she wanted to.
I shouldn't have told Mary how I felt about her.
I should've told Mary why she needed to do that.
I knew Mary wouldn't want to do that by herself.
I knew Mary wouldn't do what we asked her to do.
I just told Mary what time she needs to be here.
I gave Mary something that I thought she'd like.
I forgot to remind Mary that she had to do that.
I don't want to bother Mary while she's working.
I don't think Mary knows what she's going to do.
I don't think Mary knows what she should do yet.
I don't think Mary knows what she has to do yet.
I don't think Mary knows how much Tom loves her.
I don't believe Mary really did that by herself.
I didn't think Mary would be drunk, but she was.
I didn't recognize Mary the last time I saw her.
I didn't know Mary wanted to do that by herself.
I didn't know Mary needed to do that by herself.
I didn't allow Mary to do what she wanted to do.
I asked Mary why she thought that was important.
I asked Mary if she could have it ready by 2:30.
Have you ever asked Mary why she didn't do that?
Has Mary ever told you why she doesn't like Tom?
Go wake Mary up and tell her breakfast is ready.
Every time I see Mary, she's wearing sunglasses.
Does Mary still do that as often as she used to?
Does Mary know what she's going to do next year?
Do you think that Mary can take care of herself?
Do you really think Mary can do that by herself?
Do you know Mary well enough to ask her to help?
Did you tell Mary why you wanted her to do that?
Did you tell Mary when we expect her to be here?
Did you ask Mary why she didn't want to do that?
Did Mary tell you she was having money problems?
Did Mary say why she wanted to borrow the truck?
Did Mary say she didn't think we should do that?
Did Mary say she didn't think we had to do that?
Did Mary remember to do what we asked her to do?
Could Mary really be as busy as she says she is?
Ask Mary if she has anybody to help her do that.
You told Mary that she was adopted, didn't you?
You told Mary she couldn't do that, didn't you?
You should've told Mary why she had to do that.
You should tell Mary why you disagree with her.
You should tell Mary that she ought to do that.
You should tell Mary that she needs to do that.
You should tell Mary that Tom doesn't like her.
You asked Mary why she'd done that, didn't you?
Will Mary really be able to do that by herself?
Why would Mary insist that Tom do that for her?
Why should Mary do that if she doesn't have to?
Why do you think Mary won't do that by herself?
Who did Mary think would pay her bills for her?
When Mary found out the truth, she was furious.
When I first met Mary, she was still a student.
When I first met Mary, she was just a teenager.
What would Mary say if she walked in right now?
What time did Mary say she wanted to get there?
What movie did Mary tell you she wanted to see?
What game did Mary tell you she wanted to play?
What did Mary say she was going to do tomorrow?
We'll ask Mary what she thinks when we see her.
We need to make sure Mary doesn't hurt herself.
Was it you who told Mary she shouldn't do that?
Was it you who told Mary she needed to do that?
Since Mary is sick, I'm sure she won't do that.
Please tell Mary she can come back after lunch.
Perhaps Mary would like you to do that for her.
Maybe Mary doesn't know what she did was wrong.
Mary's parents let her do what she wants to do.
Mary's not coming, because I don't want her to.
Mary's dog woke her up a little after midnight.
Mary's doctor advised her to get more exercise.
Mary wouldn't tell me why she wouldn't do that.
Mary wouldn't like it if Tom tried to kiss her.
Mary wouldn't do that the way you said she did.
Mary wouldn't be here if she didn't have to be.
Mary would've succeeded if she'd worked harder.
Mary would've gone with us if we'd invited her.
Mary would stop doing that if you asked her to.
Mary would stop doing that if Tom asked her to.
Mary would make Tom very happy if she did that.
Mary would like you to show her how to do that.
Mary would do that for Tom if he wanted her to.
Mary would be furious if she knew what you did.
Mary wondered if she should tell Tom the truth.
Mary wondered if Tom was as nervous as she was.
Mary won't find anyone who'll help her do that.
Mary won't find anybody who'll do that for her.
Mary won't be able to move the desk by herself.
Mary won't be able to lift that box by herself.
Mary won't be able to do that while she's sick.
Mary wished that Tom would tell her what to do.
Mary wished she hadn't promised Tom she'd help.
Mary wished she could understand French better.
Mary will unlikely enjoy doing that by herself.
Mary will probably be tired when she gets home.
Mary will do that later when she's not so busy.
Mary will be very sorry if she doesn't do that.
Mary will ask Tom to do that for us, won't she?
Mary went to the hospital because she was sick.
Mary wasn't sure that she'd ever see Tom again.
Mary wasn't able to do what we asked her to do.
Mary wasn't able find what she was looking for.
Mary was told that she doesn't need to do that.
Mary was told that she doesn't have to do that.
Mary was told not to try to do that by herself.
Mary was surprised when she saw Tom doing that.
Mary was sitting all by herself at the counter.
Mary was quite good-looking when she was young.
Mary was probably very tired when she got home.
Mary was living in Boston when I first met her.
Mary was getting ready to leave when I saw her.
Mary was fortunate that Tom helped her do that.
Mary was fired because she couldn't be trusted.
Mary was class president when she was a senior.
Mary was bitten by a dog when she was thirteen.
Mary was afraid to go into the cave by herself.
Mary was afraid that she might lose everything.
Mary wants you to know what she can do to help.
Mary wants me to come back to see her tomorrow.
Mary wanted to get somebody to do that for her.
Mary wanted to do that, but she wasn't able to.
Mary wanted Tom to wait for her at the library.
Mary used to love Tom. Now she can't stand him.
Mary tried to persuade Tom to sell her his car.
Mary tried to figure out the answer by herself.
Mary tried to do that by herself, but couldn't.
Mary told me why she'd decided to study French.
Mary told me where she hid the stolen diamonds.
Mary told me that she's never coming back here.
Mary told me that she's decided not to do that.
Mary told me that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary told me that she wasn't feeling very good.
Mary told me that she was the one who did that.
Mary told me that she was reluctant to do that.
Mary told me that she was desperate to do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be mad.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was talented.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was reliable.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was prepared.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was innocent.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was homesick.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was homeless.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was divorced.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was confused.
Mary told me that she didn't intend to do that.
Mary told me she wouldn't be home this weekend.
Mary told me she wasn't sure she could do that.
Mary told me she was just trying to be helpful.
Mary told me she wanted to visit Tom in Boston.
Mary told me she thought I was wasting my time.
Mary told me she doesn't want to work with you.
Mary told me she didn't want to move to Boston.
Mary told me she didn't want to live in Boston.
Mary told me she didn't know anybody named Tom.
Mary told me she didn't have very many friends.
Mary told Tom why she couldn't go to his party.
Mary told Tom the story that John had told her.
Mary told Tom that she'd help him wash his car.
Mary told Tom that she'd been lonely in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she'd be willing to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wasn't going to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was prepared to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was hesitant to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was finished doing that.
Mary told Tom that she thought he was handsome.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't fat.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was sleepy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was scared.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was lonely.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was hungry.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was honest.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was boring.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was biased.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was asleep.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was afraid.
Mary told Tom that she didn't enjoy doing that.
Mary told Tom that she believed what John said.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't mind if he did that.
Mary told Tom she didn't want to see him again.
Mary told Tom about the job she'd been offered.
Mary thought she was smarter than anybody else.
Mary thought she was going to have a good time.
Mary thought she might be permitted to do that.
Mary thought Tom was hiding something from her.
Mary thought Tom knew how much she hated opera.
Mary thinks she'll probably never fall in love.
Mary thinks Tom would be upset if she did that.
Mary thinks Tom would be angry if she did that.
Mary still hasn't told me what she plans to do.
Mary still hasn't found what she's looking for.
Mary still hasn't done what we asked her to do.
Mary still has a lot of things she wants to do.
Mary still has a lot of things she needs to do.
Mary still doesn't know why she has to do that.
Mary showed up at the party with her boyfriend.
Mary should've done that the way we showed her.
Mary should've done that the way I told her to.
Mary should've been able to do that on her own.
Mary should've been able to do that by herself.
Mary should tell Tom she won't do that anymore.
Mary should tell Tom she won't be at his party.
Mary should tell Tom she wants to quit her job.
Mary should do what her teacher told her to do.
Mary seems to be unaware of what she has to do.
Mary seems to be aware of what she needs to do.
Mary seems convinced that she needs to do that.
Mary seemed to know what she was talking about.
Mary seemed to know exactly what she was doing.
Mary seemed surprised when I told her about it.
Mary says that she doesn't feel like going out.
Mary says that she can prove that Tom did that.
Mary says she's thinking about getting married.
Mary says she's thinking about becoming a cook.
Mary says she's already decided not to do that.
Mary says she'll be present at today's meeting.
Mary says she'd rather do that some other time.
Mary says she won't be bullied into doing that.
Mary says she won't ask Tom to do that anymore.
Mary says she wants to travel around the world.
Mary says she wants to buy one of my paintings.
Mary says she thinks she'll be able to do that.
Mary says she still can't believe Tom did that.
Mary says she saw people running and screaming.
Mary says she plans on staying here all summer.
Mary says she needs to finish what she's doing.
Mary says she likes Boston better than Chicago.
Mary says she hopes Tom will help her tomorrow.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't try to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom can do that by himself.
Mary says she hasn't seen Tom for three months.
Mary says she has no desire to do that anymore.
Mary says she expects Tom to do that on Monday.
Mary says she expects Tom to be back on Monday.
Mary says she doesn't want to do that with you.
Mary says she doesn't want to do that with Tom.
Mary says she doesn't want to ask Tom for help.
Mary says she doesn't think you should do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom should do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom has to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom had to do that.
Mary says she doesn't like chocolate ice cream.
Mary says she doesn't have time to do that now.
Mary says she doesn't feel like doing that now.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom couldn't do that.
Mary says she definitely won't do that anymore.
Mary says everyone she knows enjoys doing that.
Mary sang better tonight than she usually does.
Mary said that she wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said that she wasn't ready to get married.
Mary said that she wasn't motivated to do that.
Mary said that she wasn't able to walk anymore.
Mary said that she was very tempted to do that.
Mary said that she was very anxious to do that.
Mary said that she was the last one to do that.
Mary said that she was glad she didn't do that.
Mary said that she was glad Tom didn't do that.
Mary said that she wanted to borrow some money.
Mary said that she told Tom to do his homework.
Mary said that she needed to borrow some money.
Mary said that she didn't want to go to Boston.
Mary said that she didn't want to eat anything.
Mary said that she didn't want to be disturbed.
Mary said that she didn't know where Tom lived.
Mary said that she did her homework by herself.
Mary said she's very sure Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she's really sorry for what happened.
Mary said she's really glad she didn't do that.
Mary said she's quicker at doing that than Tom.
Mary said she's not looking for a relationship.
Mary said she's glad that you did that for her.
Mary said she's glad Tom has finally graduated.
Mary said she's been trying to do that all day.
Mary said she's been asked not do that anymore.
Mary said she'll try to buy everything we need.
Mary said she'll help me get everything I need.
Mary said she'd try to do that again on Monday.
Mary said she'd try doing that again on Monday.
Mary said she'd rather not ask Tom to do that.
Mary said she'd rather do that some other time.
Mary said she'd help me do what I needed to do.
Mary said she'd be willing to help Tom do that.
Mary said she'd be willing to do that tomorrow.
Mary said she'd be willing to do that for free.
Mary said she'd be embarrassed to do that here.
Mary said she'd be at this afternoon's meeting.
Mary said she wouldn't mind doing that for Tom.
Mary said she wouldn't be able to do that anytime soon.
Mary said she wasn't willing to take that risk.
Mary said she wasn't willing to do that for us.
Mary said she wasn't expecting Tom to help her.
Mary said she wasn't expecting Tom to be there.
Mary said she was too drunk to help me do that.
Mary said she was too busy to help Tom do that.
Mary said she was hoping we could eat together.
Mary said she was having a good time in Boston.
Mary said she was going to allow us to do that.
Mary said she was glad that she didn't do that.
Mary said she was glad that Tom didn't do that.
Mary said she was concerned about that problem.
Mary said she was asked not to do that anymore.
Mary said she was afraid to do that by herself.
Mary said she wanted to stay home this weekend.
Mary said she wanted to eat the fish and chips.
Mary said she wanted Tom to do that by himself.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to help us.
Mary said she thought she'd be able to do that.
Mary said she thought she could do that for me.
Mary said she thought doing that would be safe.
Mary said she thought Tom was going to do that.
Mary said she thinks Tom isn't able to do that.
Mary said she suspected that Tom would do that.
Mary said she shouldn't have walked home alone.
Mary said she really did want to be here today.
Mary said she needs to find another babysitter.
Mary said she needed to do that sometime today.
Mary said she needed a special tool to do that.
Mary said she left a few minutes after Tom did.
Mary said she learned how to do that on Monday.
Mary said she learned how to do that in Boston.
Mary said she hopes to be back by October 20th.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't let John do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't do that by alone.
Mary said she hoped she didn't need to do that.
Mary said she hoped she didn't have to do that.
Mary said she hoped Tom wouldn't do that again.
Mary said she hoped Tom didn't need to do that.
Mary said she hoped Tom didn't have to do that.
Mary said she hasn't met any of Tom's brothers.
Mary said she had a good reason for doing that.
Mary said she figured she'd be able to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think she has to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom should do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom has to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom had to do that.
Mary said she doesn't mind buying that for you.
Mary said she doesn't know how to speak French.
Mary said she didn't want you to do that again.
Mary said she didn't want to stay home all day.
Mary said she didn't want to do that right now.
Mary said she didn't want that to happen again.
Mary said she didn't think Tom really did that.
Mary said she didn't really feel like laughing.
Mary said she didn't really care what happened.
Mary said she didn't like the way Tom did that.
Mary said she didn't know Tom couldn't do that.
Mary said she didn't have very much experience.
Mary said she didn't have to worry about money.
Mary said she didn't have to do that right now.
Mary said she didn't have to do that every day.
Mary said she didn't have any time to watch TV.
Mary said she didn't have any plans to do that.
Mary said she didn't expect anyone to help her.
Mary said she didn't expect anybody to do that.
Mary said she didn't believe that would happen.
Mary said she didn't believe Tom could do that.
Mary said she did that as quickly as she could.
Mary said she couldn't remember how to do that.
Mary said she couldn't keep Tom for doing that.
Mary said she asked herself that same question.
Mary said she and Tom had a fight this morning.
Mary said it was more harder than she expected.
Mary said her father told her never to do that.
Mary said everyone she knows enjoys doing that.
Mary said Tom wasn't going to do that with her.
Mary said Tom told her he was ready to do that.
Mary said I didn't sound as excited as she was.
Mary said I could wait here until she got back.
Mary remembered the last time she'd hugged Tom.
Mary realized that she shouldn't be doing that.
Mary realized she'd forgotten to lock the door.
Mary realized she no longer needed to help Tom.
Mary promised to come, but she never showed up.
Mary promised that she'd never lie to me again.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't tell anyone.
Mary promised me she'd do that, but she didn't.
Mary promised Tom she wouldn't try to kiss him.
Mary promised Tom she wouldn't do that anymore.