loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
I wanted to ask Tom how long he had lived in India.
I told Tom to give me a call.
I told Tom that he should go to the meeting.
I think Tom's grandmother is too old to wear a miniskirt.
I think Tom's grandmother is too old to be wearing a bikini.
I think Tom won't go.
I think Tom won't fail the examination.
I think Tom won't come to our party.
I think Tom won't accomplish anything.
I think Tom will never become famous.
I think Tom was trying to make something to eat when we came to visit.
I think Tom means just what he said.
I think Tom is too young to retire.
I think Tom is too young to really understand women.
I think Tom is too young to really be in love.
I think Tom is too young to be dating.
I think Tom is too old to be dating my daughter.
I think Tom is going to get fired.
I think Tom doesn't have the ability to solve the problem.
I think that Tom hasn't left yet.
I think it's unlikely that Tom would ever move.
I think it's unlikely that Tom would be interested in buying your old MP3 player.
I think it's unlikely that Tom will get elected.
I think it's unlikely that Tom will get back in time for supper.
I think it's unlikely that Tom will be arrested.
I think it's unlikely that the police will find Tom.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will get custody of the kids.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will ever face criminal charges.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will ever be satisfied.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will be allowed to keep the gold that he found.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom was not aware that he wouldn't be allowed to enter the museum without his parents.
I talked with Tom for over an hour before he said something that made me realize he wasn't a native speaker.
I suspect that Tom is a cold-blooded murderer.
I still think it's unlikely that we'll find any evidence to prove Tom's guilt.
I still think it's unlikely that we'll ever find someone to replace Tom.
I shouldn't have kissed Tom.
I shouldn't have gone to see Tom.
I should've listened to Tom's advice.
I saw Tom wiping his fingerprints off the doorknob.
I saw Tom standing near the exit.
I saw Tom on the stairs.
I saw Tom a while back.
I realized too late that I needed Tom's help.
I paid Tom one hundred dollars.
I never thought it'd be this hard to get Tom to accept the job.
I never thought it'd be this hard to find an appropriate birthday gift for Tom.
I never knew Tom's mother was Japanese.
I never imagined that my skills as a lawyer would be used to defend Tom.
I never for a moment imagined that you would show my letter to Tom.
I never for a moment imagined that Tom would be convicted.
I met Tom who said he had just been to the store.
I met a young man whose name was Tom.
I like the kind of music Tom composes.
I honestly didn't think Tom would show up.
I heard that Tom was working late last night with you. Is that true?
I heard that Tom had been smuggling drugs into America for years before he got caught.
I heard a strange noise coming from Tom's room last night.
I hear that Tom isn't in Boston now.
I have no doubt in my mind that Tom will show up at the auction.
I had no idea that Tom was going to leave me his estate.
I had no idea that Tom knew so much about zebras.
I found a box of Tom's things in the closet.
I doubt that Tom would remember me.
I doubt that Tom would help, but you should still ask him.
I doubt that Tom would ever consider selling his antique car.
I doubt that Tom would ever consider leaving his wife.
I doubt that Tom would ever consider going to Iraq.
I doubt that Tom would ever consider driving such a small car.
I doubt that Tom would behave in the way you suggested he did.
I doubt that Tom will run for president.
I doubt that Tom will get here on time.
I doubt that Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
I doubt that Tom will ever come back home.
I doubt that Tom was ever in any real danger.
I doubt that Tom understands what I tried to tell him.
I doubt that Tom planned to spend so much time on that project.
I doubt that Tom meant any harm.
I doubt that Tom is innocent.
I doubt that Tom is happy.
I doubt that Tom is happy with his new job.
I doubt that Tom is guilty.
I doubt that Tom is even interested in trying to learn Russian.
I doubt that Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
I doubt that Tom has the courage to do what really needs to be done.
I doubt that Tom has the courage to cross the picket line.
I doubt that Tom has finished his homework.
I doubt that Tom had to sell his car in order to raise money for medical expenses.
I doubt that Tom ever said that.
I doubt if Tom is single.
I don't want to hurt Tom again.
I don't think Tom was involved in the scandal.
I don't think Tom is in the mood to work right now.
I don't think Tom can deal with the situation.
I don't remember ever seeing Tom carrying a red bag.
I don't like it when Tom borrows money from me.
I don't know when Tom is planning to arrive.
I don't doubt that Tom will arrive on time.
I don't believe that Tom could have said such a thing.
I didn't think Tom would make it through the night, so I stayed by his bedside.
I didn't hear Tom leave.
I didn't agree to pay Tom that much.
I didn't agree to meet Tom.
I didn't agree to help Tom.
I can't understand why you don't want to eat with Tom.
I can't tell you why Tom is late.
I can't tell you when Tom will get here.
I can't tell you what Tom told me.
I can't help feeling sorry for Tom.
I can't believe Tom lied to my face about what happened.
I can't believe Tom ate the whole thing.
I can't believe that you made Tom cry.
I can still remember the time when Tom fell out of the tree.
I believe Tom is mistaken about that.
I ate dinner last night, but I don't think Tom did.
I asked Tom not to wear his sister's clothes.
I asked Tom if he could have it ready by 2:30.
How often does Tom take French lessons?
How often does Tom play hockey?
How many young people do you know that own as many cars as Tom does?
How do you know that Tom isn't a native speaker?
How did Tom start the fire?
How big is Tom's house?
Hang in there, Tom. Don't die.
Get Tom to help you.
Get Tom out of here.
From what I've heard, I think Tom is going to get fired.
Everybody I know thinks Tom is stuck up.
Even though Tom studied very hard, he failed the class.
Even though Tom still had tears in his eyes, he began to smile.
Even though Tom is only sixteen, he looks like he's over twenty.
Don't tell Tom about what we plan to do next weekend.
Don't tell Tom about what we did today.
Don't tell Tom about the party.
Does Tom usually wear a tie to work?
Does Tom usually put on sunscreen?
Does Tom enjoy watching horror movies?
Do you think Tom would consider dating my younger sister?
Do you think Tom is guilty?
Do you have any idea where Tom put the keys?
Do you have any idea what time Tom will come home?
Didn't Tom come to your house?
Did you know that Tom has a criminal record?
Did you know that Tom doesn't have a driver's license?
Did Tom meet the criteria for passing this class?
Did Tom arrive on time?
Could you show Tom how to use this application?
Could you help Tom pack his suitcase?
Could you give this to Tom?
Could you drive Tom home?
Can you remember the time we visited Tom when he was still a teenager?
Can you remember the summer Tom shaved his head?
Can you remember the first time you saw Tom?
Before Tom became famous, he was a junior high school art teacher.
Before the crash, Tom had been hoping to become a professional tennis player.
Because Tom admitted he had taken bribes, he didn't get reelected.
At the time of the incident, Tom was in his office.
As soon as the bell rang, Tom headed for the door.
Are you seriously thinking about giving Tom your computer?
Are you seriously thinking about changing your name to Tom?
Apparently, Tom's death was a suicide.
Apparently, Tom's car needs a new set of tires.
Apparently, Tom was late because there was a traffic jam on Rt. 19.
Apparently, Tom was already famous before he released that album.
Apparently, Tom has been cheating on his wife.
Almost all of Tom's money goes to supporting his family.
Almost all of Tom's friends are famous.
Almost all of Tom's free time is spent on a golf course.
Almost all of Tom's ex-wives still talk to him.
All I need to know about Tom is his phone number and email address.
All I know about Tom is that he's a teacher.
After the work day was over, Tom went home to his wife.
After polishing his shoes, Tom brushed his teeth and combed his hair.
After eating three dishes of ice cream, Tom had a stomachache.
After drinking three bottles of beer, Tom fell asleep.
You're wanted on the phone, Tom. It's Mary.
You'd better not tell Tom about what Mary did yesterday.
You'd be amazed how often I've seen Tom and Mary hanging out together.
You probably think Mary is cute.
You plan to go out dancing with Mary, don't you?
You never can tell what might happen if Tom meets Mary.
Yesterday, when Tom was backing up his car, he ran over Mary's bicycle.
Write down Tom's address for Mary.
Without Tom's help, Mary would have failed.
Without Tom's advice, Mary would have failed.
Without Tom, Mary would have no one to turn to.
Why would Tom want to kill Mary?
Why would Tom kill Mary?
Why do you think Tom and Mary are planning to get divorced?
Who's taller, Tom or Mary?
When was it that Tom visited Mary in the hospital?
What puzzles me most is why Tom even bothered to go see Mary.
What does Tom want to say to Mary?
What does Tom want Mary to do?
What does Tom think of Mary?
What does Tom see in Mary?
What does Tom really think of Mary?
What does Tom need to say to get Mary to forgive him?
What do you know about Mary's boyfriend?
What did Tom think Mary would say?
We're going to invite Tom and Mary to our Halloween party.
We watched Tom and Mary playing handball.
We plan to invite both Tom and Mary.
We haven't seen much of Tom since Mary committed suicide.
We believe that Tom killed Mary with an ice pick.
We believe that it was Tom that killed Mary.
We believe it was possible that Tom poisoned Mary.
Until then, Tom had never seen Mary in jeans.
Tom's the same age as Mary.
Tom's sister Mary is now in Boston.
Warum ist die Banane krumm?
Kial banano estas kurba?
Tom's room is only slightly larger than Mary's.
Tom's problems are nothing compared to Mary's.
Tom's parents don't want Tom and Mary to live together until after they are married.
Tom's house is near Mary's school.
Tom's dream is to travel around the world with Mary.
Tom's chauffeur opened the limousine's door for Mary.
Tom, I think we need to help Mary. It looks like she's in trouble.
Tom wrote a love letter to Mary, but she didn't read it.
Tom wouldn't speak to Mary.
Tom wouldn't let me help Mary.
Tom wouldn't let Mary in.
Tom wouldn't have been able to manage without Mary's support.
Tom wouldn't even talk to Mary after she had apologized to him.
Tom wouldn't be surprised if Mary decided not to go.
Tom wouldn't be happy living with Mary.
Tom would rather let Mary have her own way than to have an argument.
Tom worries about how Mary will make ends meet.
Tom wonders why Mary came here alone.
Tom wondered why Mary didn't tell him about it.
Tom wondered what could have made Mary change her mind.
Tom wondered if what Mary said was true.
Tom wondered if he should pretend to appreciate the dinner Mary made for him.
Tom won't ever be able to forgive Mary for cheating on him.
Tom woke Mary up at 6:30 as she had asked him to do.
Tom wishes Mary would come over for a visit.
Tom wiped the tears from Mary's eyes.
Tom wiped away Mary's tears.
Tom will never forget Mary's kindness.
Tom will never forget all the time Mary spent with him.
Tom will give Mary the details later.
Tom whispered something to Mary.
Tom whispered his darkest secret to Mary.
Tom went with Mary to the museum.
Tom went with Mary to Boston.
Tom went to the same school as Mary did.
Tom went to see Mary three days after that.
Tom went to see Mary the following Friday.
Tom went to church with Mary.
Tom went there to talk to Mary.
Tom went there to meet Mary.
Tom went shopping with Mary.
Tom went shopping with Mary last weekend.
Tom watched Mary dance.
Tom wasn't polite to Mary.
Tom wasn't allowed to tell Mary everything he knew.
Tom wasn't able to talk to Mary.
Tom wasn't able to meet Mary.
Tom wasn't able to contact Mary by phone.
Tom wasn't able to answer Mary's question.
Tom was wrong to refuse Mary's help.
Tom was warned not to bully Mary again.
Tom was waiting for Mary.
Tom was very rude to Mary.
Tom was very kind to Mary.
Tom was upset when Mary walked out on him.
Tom was talking to Mary with a smile on his face.
Tom was surprised to see how skimpy Mary's new swimsuit was.
Tom was surprised to hear Mary had gotten married.
Tom was surprised that Mary showed up.
Tom was surprised that Mary had changed so much.
Tom was surprised that Mary complained so much.
Tom was surprised that Mary bought such a small car.
Tom was surprised by Mary's behavior.
Tom was sound asleep when Mary walked into the room.
Tom was shocked to hear that Mary had been injured in a traffic accident.
Tom was scared Mary would shoot him with her father's rifle.
Tom was positive that the camera Mary had was his, but it wasn't.
Tom was not permitted to tell Mary everything he knew.
Tom was never able to tell Mary that he loved her.
Tom was looking forward to seeing Mary again.
Tom was looking forward to going to a movie with Mary.
Tom was looking at the pictures that Mary took when I entered the room.
Tom was lonely without Mary.
Tom was laughed at by Mary.
Tom was kissing Mary when I walked into the classroom.
Tom was kissed by Mary.
Tom was just trying to get a rise out of Mary.
Tom was impatient to see Mary again.
Tom was humiliated by Mary.
Tom was hired to supervise the production of Mary's music video.
Tom was happy to see Mary again.
Tom was guilty of spreading lies about Mary.
Tom was glad to hear Mary's voice.
Tom was flattered by Mary's attention.
Tom was eating lunch with Mary at that time.
Tom was dying to meet Mary.
Tom was disappointed to hear that Mary was already married.
Tom was disappointed in Mary's performance.
Tom was determined to kiss Mary.
Tom was determined to kill Mary.
Tom was confused by Mary's question.
Tom was completely taken in by Mary.
Tom was born the year after Mary was born.
Tom was always mean to Mary.
Tom was afraid that Mary might change her mind.
Tom was afraid of Mary's temper.
Tom was afraid of getting in trouble if he told Mary where he had really been.
Tom was advised by Mary not to go there by himself.
Tom was able to help Mary.
Tom was able to get home before Mary did.
Tom warned Mary not to be late.
Tom wants to see Mary again.
Tom wants to play golf with Mary's father.
Tom wants to make Mary happy.
Tom wants to hug Mary.
Tom wants to go out with Mary.
Tom wants to get in touch with Mary.
Tom wants to be with Mary.
Tom wants Mary to be safe.
Tom wanted to understand why Mary didn't like him.
Tom wanted to talk to Mary face to face.
Tom wanted to talk to Mary about it.
Tom wanted to surprise Mary.
Tom wanted to help Mary.
Tom wanted to be the first to shake hands with Mary after her concert.
Tom wanted to ask Mary how old she was, but he thought that maybe he shouldn't.
Tom wanted Mary to win.
Tom wanted Mary to stay a little bit longer.
Tom wanted Mary to sing his favorite song.
Tom wanted Mary to pose in the nude for his painting, but she refused to do so.
Tom wanted Mary to help him solve the problem.
Tom walked right into Mary's trap.
Tom walked Mary to the gate.
Tom walked as fast as he could to catch up with Mary.
Tom waited patiently for Mary.
Tom waited a long time for Mary, but she never showed up.
Tom volunteered to help Mary.
Tom visited Mary on Sunday morning.
Tom visited Mary on October 20th.
Tom visited Mary in Boston.
Tom vaguely remembers meeting Mary.
Tom usually walks to school with Mary.
Tom used to think Mary was the most beautiful woman in the world.
Tom used to tell Mary stories about when he lived in Boston.
Tom used to speak French better than Mary.
Tom used to play tennis with Mary.
Tom used to love Mary. Now he can't stand her.
Tom used to love Mary.
Tom used to love Mary, but that was years ago.
Tom used to live near Mary.
Tom used to help Mary with her homework.
Tom used to hate Mary. Now he loves her.
Tom used to go to school with Mary.
Tom used to go out with Mary.
Tom used to go mountain climbing with Mary.
Tom used to enjoy being with Mary.
Tom used to date Mary.
Tom used to be married to Mary.
Tom urged Mary to study harder.
Tom urged Mary to drive carefully.
Tom understood what Mary was saying.
Tom turned to Mary for advice.
Tom tried to warn Mary, but she ignored him.
Tom tried to stop Mary from drinking the last bottle of wine.
Tom tried to stay away from Mary.
Tom tried to rescue Mary.
Tom tried to prove Mary's guilt.
Tom tried to persuade Mary.
Tom tried to persuade Mary to quit smoking.
Tom tried to never think of Mary.
Tom tried to kill Mary.
Tom tried to get the splinter out of Mary's finger.
Tom tried to find out where Mary had gone.
Tom tried to explain the situation to Mary.
Tom tried to elicit a response from Mary.
Tom tried to cheer Mary up, but she kept on crying.
Tom tried to catch up with Mary, but he couldn't.
Tom tried to avoid looking at Mary.
Tom tried moving the bookcase without Mary's help.
Tom tried his hardest to persuade Mary.
Tom tricked Mary into doing his work for him.
Tom treated Mary very well.
Tom treated Mary like his own daughter.
Tom tore Mary's letter in half.
Tom took out his anger on Mary.
Tom took Mary in his arms.
Tom took home Mary's umbrella by mistake.
Tom took a picture of Mary standing under the cherry tree.
Tom told the police that Mary was missing.
Tom told me that he had not gone shopping with Mary.
Tom told me that he could see no reason why he shouldn't accept Mary's offer.
Tom told Mary what to do.
Tom told Mary to wash the dishes.
Tom told Mary to wash her face.
Tom told Mary to wait a little longer.
Tom told Mary to try harder.
Tom told Mary to mow the lawn.
Tom told Mary to make sure that she wasn't late.
Tom told Mary to listen carefully, but she didn't.
Tom told Mary to go next door and see if the neighbors needed any help.
Tom told Mary to give him a call after dinner.
Tom told Mary to behave herself.
Tom told Mary to be quiet.
Tom told Mary to be more careful.
Tom told Mary to be home by 2:30.
Tom told Mary the whole story.
Tom told Mary the truth.
Tom told Mary the secret.
Tom told Mary that she was wrong.
Tom told Mary that she was right.
Tom told Mary that she shouldn't swim.
Tom told Mary that she shouldn't go out in this kind of weather.
Tom told Mary that she looked beautiful.
Tom told Mary that she couldn't just make up the rules as she went along.
Tom told Mary that she could do whatever she wanted to do.
Tom told Mary that she could do whatever she liked.
Tom told Mary that it would probably snow all day.
Tom told Mary that he'd look into the problem.
Tom told Mary that he'd go to Boston in October.
Tom told Mary that he'd be free tomorrow.
Tom told Mary that he wouldn't be able to finish the job in the amount of time she'd given him.
Tom told Mary that he would be quitting his job and going back to Boston.
Tom told Mary that he was the captain of the wrestling team.
Tom told Mary that he was happy.
Tom told Mary that he was going to kill himself, but he didn't have the courage to do it.
Tom told Mary that he loved her.
Tom told Mary that he had to leave before 2:30.
Tom told Mary that he had finished the work she had asked him to do.
Tom told Mary that he had finished the work a few days ago.
Tom told Mary that he didn't love her.
Tom told Mary that he couldn't live without her.
Tom told Mary that he couldn't allow her to do that.
Tom told Mary not to worry.
Tom told Mary not to waste her money on such a thing.
Tom told Mary not to swim there.
Tom told Mary not to swim alone.
Tom told Mary not to study so hard.
Tom told Mary not to play with fire.
Tom told Mary not to go.
Tom told Mary not to go there alone.
Tom told Mary not to be late.
Tom told Mary not to be late again.
Tom told Mary his phone number.
Tom told Mary his age.
Tom told Mary he wanted a divorce.
Tom told Mary and her children an interesting story.
Tom told Mary an interesting story.
Tom told Mary all about his childhood.
Tom told Mary a racist joke.
Tom tied Mary to the chair.
Tom threw Mary's book into the fire.
Tom threw Mary the ball.
Tom threw Mary out of the bar.
Tom threatened to kill Mary.
Tom threatened Mary.
Tom thought that Mary was hiding something from him.
Tom thought only of Mary.
Tom thought Mary's offer was unreasonable.
Tom thought it would be difficult for Mary to get a ticket to that concert.
Tom thought it would be dangerous for Mary to go alone.
Tom thought about Mary a lot.
Tom thinks that Mary is afraid of snakes.
Tom thinks that Mary drinks too much coffee.
Tom thinks Mary will divorce her husband.
Tom thinks Mary is still in Boston.
Tom thinks Mary is over forty.
Tom thinks Mary is guilty.
Tom thinks it's time for Mary to ask for help.
Tom thinks it's better not to lend Mary any money.
Tom thinks it possible for Mary to get a job with that company.
Tom thinks it's impossible for Mary to break the record.
Tom thinks it's important for Mary to learn how to speak French.
Tom thinks he can trust Mary.
Tom thinks he can trust Mary not to do something stupid.
Tom thanked Mary for her help.
Tom thanked Mary for her advice.
Tom thanked Mary for helping him.
Tom thanked Mary for all her help.
Tom testified against Mary.
Tom terrified Mary.
Tom teased Mary.
Tom taught Mary how to swim.
Tom taught Mary how to play the piano.
Tom taught Mary how to bake bread.
Tom talked with Mary for nearly an hour.
Tom talked with Mary all night.
Tom talked to Mary on the telephone.
Tom talked to Mary after class.
Tom talked Mary into joining our band.
Tom talked Mary into going to the concert with him.
Tom talked Mary into buying a new computer.
Tom takes a walk with Mary and her dog every day.
Tom sympathized with Mary.
Tom surprised Mary with an expensive gift.
Tom surprised Mary with a kiss.
Tom suggested that I write Mary a letter.
Tom suggested that I go to a movie with Mary.
Tom suggested that I accompany Mary to the party.
Tom suffocated Mary with a feather pillow.
Tom stopped to talk to Mary.
Tom stood close to Mary.
Tom stole Mary's computer.
Tom stole all of Mary's money.
Tom stole a lot of money from Mary.
Tom still loves Mary.
Tom still has feelings for Mary.
Tom still can't get Mary out of his head.
Tom stepped aside to allow Mary to pass.
Tom stays in touch with Mary.
Tom stayed in touch with Mary.
Tom stared at Mary.
Tom stared at Mary from across the room.
Tom stabbed Mary with a spear.
Tom stabbed Mary with a hunting knife.
Tom stabbed Mary in the neck with his ballpoint pen.
Tom stabbed Mary in the back.
Tom spoke to Mary in private about the matter.
Tom spent all the money he had to buy Mary a Christmas present.
Tom spends all his time thinking about Mary.
Tom spends a majority of his time helping Mary.
Tom spends a lot of time with Mary.
Tom spends a lot of time helping Mary do her homework.
Tom soon caught up with Mary.
Tom sometimes sees Mary on the street in front of his house.
Tom sometimes plays tennis with Mary.
Tom sold the necklace to Mary for a very low price.
Tom sold Mary his car.
Tom smuggled a bottle of whiskey into Mary's hospital room.
Tom smiled at Mary.
Tom slit Mary's throat.
Tom slipped some money into Mary's hand.
Tom slapped Mary.
Tom showed Mary the way.
Tom showed Mary some pictures of his hometown.
Tom showed Mary how to use the washing machine.
Tom showed Mary how to do it.
Tom showed Mary around the city.
Tom showed his photo album to Mary.
Tom shouted Mary's name as loud as he could, but she didn't hear him.
Tom shouted at the top of his lungs so Mary could hear him over the sound of the waterfall.
Tom shouldn't wait for Mary for more than ten minutes.
Tom shouldn't trust Mary.
Tom shouldn't tell Mary anything about his past.
Tom shouldn't tell Mary anything about his ex-girlfriends.
Tom shouldn't say such rude things to Mary.
Tom shouldn't make fun of Mary's limp.
Tom shouldn't make fun of Mary.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary his secrets.
Tom shouldn't have stolen Mary's money.
Tom shouldn't have made Mary angry.
Tom shouldn't have kept Mary waiting so long.
Tom shouldn't have given Mary a diamond ring.
Tom shouldn't have driven Mary's car.
Tom shouldn't have borrowed Mary's car.
Tom should tell Mary the truth.
Tom should know better than to ask Mary for a loan.
Tom should help Mary with the housework.
Tom should have told Mary the truth.
Tom should have paid attention to what Mary said.
Tom should have listened to Mary more carefully.
Tom should have known better than to trust Mary.
Tom should have known better than to lend money to Mary.
Tom should have known better than to kiss Mary in public.
Tom should have known better than to call Mary after midnight.
Tom should have known better than to believe Mary.
Tom should have invited Mary, but he didn't.
Tom should have helped Mary move the sofa.
Tom should have followed Mary's advice.
Tom should have done it the way Mary told him to do it.
Tom should've asked Mary for help.
Tom should have apologized to Mary.
Tom should go to see Mary in the hospital this afternoon.
Tom should do what Mary says.
Tom should do as Mary suggests.
Tom should definitely go visit Mary next weekend.
Tom should definitely ask for Mary's opinion.
Tom should be more careful not to bother Mary while she's working.
Tom should be careful not to underestimate Mary.
Tom should ask Mary how to do it.
Tom should ask Mary for advice.
Tom should apologize to Mary for not arriving on time.
Tom should apologize to Mary for being so rude to her mother.
Tom shot Mary with a speargun.
Tom shot Mary with a shotgun.
Tom shot Mary with a crossbow.
Tom shot Mary three times.
Tom shot at Mary, but he missed.
Tom shook hands with Mary.
Tom shared the apartment with Mary and three other friends.
Tom shared his lunch with Mary.
Tom shared a room with his younger sister Mary.
Tom set the table for dinner while Mary cooked.
Tom set fire to Mary's house.
Tom sent money to Mary to help her pay for school expenses.
Tom sent Mary some flowers.
Tom sent Mary home.
Tom sent Mary a three-page letter.
Tom sent Mary a message.
Tom sensed that Mary was in pain.
Tom seldom speaks to Mary.
Tom seldom laughed at Mary's jokes.
Tom seems to have misunderstood Mary.
Tom seems to believe everything Mary says.
Tom seems to be involved with Mary.
Tom seems to be interested in Mary.
Tom seems to always get along well with Mary.
Tom scolded Mary for not calling to say she'd be late.
Tom scolded Mary for not arriving on time.
Tom says that he'll pick Mary up at 2:30.
Tom says that he heard a similar story from Mary.
Tom says that he has no trouble understanding Mary's French.
Tom says that he can't believe anything Mary says.
Tom says that he always feels tense when Mary is in the room.
Tom says that he always enjoys playing cards with Mary.
Tom says he saw who crashed into Mary's car.
Tom says he can't put up with Mary's behavior any longer.
Tom says he can't imagine life without Mary.
Tom says he can't ignore Mary's behavior any longer.
Tom saw me give Mary some money.
Tom saw Mary earlier this week.
Tom saw Mary at the party.
Tom saw Mary again.
Tom sat next to Mary.
Tom sat next to Mary on the bus.
Tom sat next to Mary in class.
Tom sat next to Mary at the concert.
Tom sat down beside Mary.
Tom sat beside Mary.
Tom sat across from Mary.
Tom said that Mary was stupid.
Tom said that Mary had a cold.
Tom said that he was eager to eat lunch with Mary.
Tom said that he wanted to make Mary happy.
Tom said that he loved Mary.
Tom said that he felt sorry for Mary.
Tom said nothing about Mary's black eye.
Tom said Mary would come.
Tom said he'd help Mary with her plan.
Tom said he had seen Mary a couple of months ago.
Tom said he didn't care about Mary's past even though he really did.
Tom said he didn't answer Mary's letter, because he was busy.
Tom said he could give Mary some money.
Tom robbed Mary of all her money.
Tom risked his life to save Mary.
Tom respects Mary a lot.
Tom reported Mary missing.
Tom reminded Mary to go to the bank before 5:00.
Tom remembers that Mary was kind of cute.
Tom remembers telling Mary the story about how he had escaped from being eaten by cannibals.
Tom remembers giving Mary the key to the suitcase.
Tom remembered how beautiful Mary had been when he first met her.
Tom relied on Mary.
Tom regrets telling Mary his telephone number.
Tom regrets having told Mary about the incident.
Tom regrets having been rude to Mary.
Tom refused to talk to Mary.
Tom refused to let Mary in.
Tom refused to let Mary go out and play in the rain.
Tom refused to give Mary any information.
Tom refused to continue to ignore the way Mary was behaving at school.
Tom refused to believe that Mary was guilty.
Tom refused to believe that Mary didn't like him.
Tom refused to accept the gift from Mary.
Tom refused Mary's offer to help.
Tom refused Mary's offer to drive him home.
Tom recognized Mary immediately.
Tom recognized Mary by her voice.
Tom recognized Mary as soon as he saw her.
Tom received a letter from Mary this morning.
Tom really needs to tell Mary the truth.
Tom really enjoys talking with Mary, doesn't he?
Tom read the letter to Mary.
Tom read about Mary's accident in the newspaper.
Tom read a poem to Mary.
Tom put a diamond ring on Mary's finger.
Tom pushed Mary out the door.
Tom pushed Mary off the diving board.
Tom purposely wore his shirt inside out just to irritate Mary.
Tom pulled Mary out of the quicksand.
Tom proposed to Mary.
Tom promised to meet Mary at the usual time and the usual place.
Tom promised to help Mary with her homework.
Tom promised Mary that he'd pay back all the money that he'd borrowed from her.
Tom promised Mary that he'd meet her last night, but he never showed up.
Tom promised Mary that he'd meet her after school.
Tom promised Mary that he'd keep their engagement secret.
Tom promised Mary that he'd come home early today.
Tom promised Mary that he'd be more careful in the future.
Tom promised Mary that he'd be home by 5:30.
Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't tell anybody.
Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't do that again.
Tom promised Mary he'd come home early.
Tom promised Mary he'd be here by 2:30.
Tom promised he'd tell Mary the news.
Tom promised he'd help Mary.
Tom probably got tired of waiting for Mary and left.
Tom pretended not to understand what Mary was saying.
Tom pretended not to know who Mary was.
Tom pretended not to know Mary's email address.
Tom pretended not to know anything about Mary.
Tom pretended not to hear Mary.
Tom pressured Mary to quit.
Tom prepared Mary for the bad news.
Tom prepared lunch for Mary.
Tom predicted Mary would win the race.
Tom prayed for Mary's safe return.
Tom prayed for Mary to get well.
Tom praised Mary for always being on time.
Tom poured Mary a cup of coffee.
Tom poured a cup of tea for Mary.
Tom postponed his party until Mary got out of the hospital.
Tom pointed out the mistakes that Mary had made.
Tom pointed out Mary's mistakes.
Tom pointed at Mary.
Tom plays the xylophone better than Mary does.
Tom plays the baritone saxophone and Mary plays the alto saxophone.
Tom goes out with Mary three or four times a month.
Tom played the oboe and Mary accompanied him on the piano.
Tom played the accordion while Mary danced.
Tom played cards with Mary.
Tom played a waltz on the piano using only his thumbs and Mary was very impressed.
Tom plans to see Mary on Monday.
Tom plans to go visit Mary in Boston one of these days.
Tom plans to go skiing with Mary.
Tom plans to go out dancing with Mary, doesn't he?
Tom pitched the tent while Mary started the fire.
Tom picked up a stone and threw it at Mary.
Tom picked some pink flowers for Mary.
Tom picked out an interesting book for Mary to read.
Tom picked Mary up at the station.
Tom picked a fight with Mary.
Tom persuaded Mary to lend him her new car.
Tom persuaded Mary to join our band.
Tom persuaded Mary to go to the party.
Tom persuaded Mary to go on a date with him.
Tom persuaded Mary to change her mind.
Tom persuaded Mary that she should try again.
Tom persuaded Mary not to go.
Tom persuaded Mary not to go swimming by herself.
Tom peeped in the window and saw that Mary was still sleeping.
Tom passed by Mary's house the day before yesterday.
Tom parked his car behind Mary's house.
Tom painted a picture of Mary's dog.
Tom painted a picture for Mary.
Tom paid no attention to what Mary said.
Tom paid no attention to Mary's advice.
Tom paid no attention to Mary all afternoon.
Tom owes Mary slightly over a thousand dollars.
Tom ought to have told Mary the truth.
Tom ordered some pie and so did Mary.
Tom ordered beer for himself and red wine for Mary.
Tom ordered a beer for himself and a gin tonic for Mary.
Tom opened the door for Mary.
Tom only saw Mary once.
Tom only had a dim recollection of what Mary looked like.
Tom only got the gist of what Mary was saying.
Tom only allowed Mary to watch three hours of television a week.
Tom often thinks of Mary when he hears a string quartet.
Tom often talks with Mary.
Tom often runs into Mary at the supermarket.
Tom often runs errands for Mary.
Tom often plays tennis with Mary after school.
Tom often helps Mary.
Tom often helps Mary do her homework.
Tom often hangs out with Mary on weekends.
Tom often goes to the movies with Mary.
Tom often goes for walks with Mary.
Tom offered to help Mary.
Tom offered to help Mary pay for a babysitter.
Tom offered to help Mary find her lost puppy.
Tom offered Mary some money, but she refused to take it.
Tom offered Mary a job and she accepted.
Tom occasionally visited Mary at her parents' house.
Tom now knows that he shouldn't have borrowed money from Mary.
Tom noticed that Mary was wearing a new bracelet.
Tom noticed that Mary was following him.
Tom noticed Mary's hands shaking.
Tom noticed Mary the moment she entered the room.
Tom noticed Mary the moment he entered the room.
Tom noticed a change in Mary.
Tom no longer loves Mary.
Tom never visited Mary in the hospital.
Tom never thought about Mary while she was away.
Tom never seems to get upset no matter what Mary does.
Tom never received the money Mary sent him.
Tom never read the book that Mary gave him.
Tom never liked Mary.
Tom never got to meet Mary.
Tom never drinks beer when Mary is around.
Tom never dreamed that Mary would ever leave him.
Tom never agrees with Mary.
Tom needs to talk to Mary.
Tom needs to hear the bad news directly from Mary.
Tom needs Mary's help.
Tom needed some money to buy something for Mary.
Tom must let Mary know sooner or later.
Tom must have seen Mary when he visited Boston.
Tom must have seen Mary this afternoon.
Tom must be Mary's father.
Tom must be Mary's brother.
Tom must be Mary's boyfriend.
Tom must be furious with Mary.
Tom must be angry with Mary.
Tom must be angry with Mary for what she did.
Tom misses Mary a lot.
Tom missed the opportunity to go to Boston with Mary.
Tom might have visited Mary in Boston last week. I'm not sure.
Tom might have left his umbrella in Mary's car.
Tom might have left his car key in Mary's room.
Tom might go to the zoo with Mary this coming Saturday.
Tom met Mary three years ago.
Tom met Mary this morning on his way to school.
Tom met Mary by chance on his way home from school.
Tom met a friend of Mary's at the airport.
Tom mentioned the incident to Mary.
Tom managed to make time to visit Mary while he was in Boston.
Tom managed to find Mary's house.
Tom made some tea for Mary.
Tom made Mary wait for a long time.
Tom made Mary swim.
Tom made Mary happy.
Tom made Mary go first.
Tom made Mary cry.
Tom made Mary change her plans.
Tom made Mary carry his suitcase.
Tom made Mary a cake for her party.
Tom made it plain that he wanted Mary to do the work by herself.
Tom made it clear that he didn't like Mary.
Tom made it clear that he didn't like Mary very much.
Tom made fun of Mary's accent.
Tom made fun of Mary.
Tom made cookies for Mary's children.
Tom made a necklace for Mary.
Tom made a mistake in choosing Mary for the job.
Tom lowered his voice and told Mary that he loved her.
Tom loves Mary's sense of humor.
Tom loves Mary's children.
Tom loves Mary, but she doesn't love him.
Tom loves Mary with all his heart.
Tom loved the color of Mary's new dress.
Tom loved Mary very much.
Tom lost sight of Mary in the crowd.
Tom lost his temper and shouted at Mary.
Tom lost his temper and hit Mary.
Tom looked really happy when Mary entered the room.
Tom looked over his shoulder to see if Mary was still following him.
Tom looked grouchy, so Mary didn't approach him.
Tom looked everywhere for Mary, but couldn't find her.
Tom looked at Mary suspiciously.
Tom looked around the room, but couldn't see Mary.
Tom lives with Mary in a small apartment near my house.
Tom lives on a farm with his wife, Mary, not too far from Boston.
Tom lives next door to Mary.
Tom lives near Mary.
Tom lives about twenty minutes away from Mary.
Tom listened to what Mary had to say without showing any emotion.
Tom likes to listen to Mary sing.
Tom likes the way Mary looks.
Tom likes the same kind of stuff that Mary likes.
Tom likes taking walks with Mary.
Tom likes spending time with Mary.
Tom likes not only Mary but Alice as well.
Tom likes Mary's younger sister more than he likes Mary.
Tom likes Mary's long black hair.
Tom likes Mary very much.
Tom likes cooking for Mary.
Tom lied to Mary.
Tom lied about his age, so Mary thought he was much older than he really was.
Tom let me read the letter he had received from Mary.
Tom let me down and he also let Mary down.
Tom let Mary take the credit for organizing the party.
Tom let Mary swim.
Tom let Mary pay the bill.
Tom let Mary know the truth.
Tom let Mary go.
Tom let go of Mary's hand.
Tom lent thirty dollars to Mary.
Tom lent Mary his camera.
Tom lent Mary his bicycle last week.
Tom lent his camera to Mary.
Tom left the water running and Mary got angry.
Tom left the matter entirely in Mary's hands.
Tom left the house shortly after Mary left.
Tom left the final decision to Mary.
Tom left some money for Mary.
Tom left some food for Mary.
Tom left Mary's bag in the car.
Tom left Mary for another woman.
Tom left Mary and went to live with another woman.
Tom left Mary a note.
Tom left Mary a message.
Tom left his wife for Mary.
Tom left before Mary arrived.
Tom left a note for Mary.
Tom left a message on Mary's answering machine.
Tom learned later that Mary wasn't planning to live in Boston.
Tom learned a lot from Mary.
Tom lay awake almost all night thinking about Mary.
Tom laughed at some of Mary's jokes, but he thought some of them weren't very funny.
Tom laughed at Mary's joke.
Tom laughed at Mary.
Tom laughed at all of Mary's jokes.
Tom laughed at all of Mary's jokes, even the ones he didn't think were funny.
Tom knows why Mary decided not to go on the picnic with him.
Tom knows who Mary is.
Tom knows who crashed into Mary's car.
Tom knows where Mary lives.
Tom knows what to say to make Mary forgive him.
Tom knows what to do when Mary has an epileptic seizure.
Tom knows what Mary said.
Tom knows the man Mary came with.
Tom knows that Mary went to Boston.
Tom knows that Mary doesn't like raw eggs.
Tom knows that Mary doesn't know the answer.
Tom knows some of Mary's friends.
Tom knows quite a lot about Mary.
Tom knows nothing about Mary's family.
Tom knows Mary's father.
Tom knows Mary's dog's name.
Tom knows Mary very well.
Tom knows Mary likes reggae.
Tom knows how to make Mary happy.
Tom knows how to get on Mary's good side.
Tom knows he can count on Mary.
Tom knows exactly how Mary feels.
Tom knows better than to lend Mary money.
Tom knows better than to fight with Mary.
Tom knows better than to argue with Mary.
Tom knows almost nothing about Mary.
Tom knows a girl named Mary.
Tom knocked on Mary's door.
Tom knocked Mary down.
Tom knew where Mary was, but he wouldn't tell the police where she was.
Tom knew that Mary was rich.
Tom knew that Mary was busy.
Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
Tom knew that Mary loved him.
Tom knew that Mary had done her best.
Tom knew Mary would arrive late.
Tom knew better than to say such a thing to Mary.
Tom knew better than to ask Mary such a stupid question.
Tom knew better than to argue with Mary.
Tom kissed Mary.
Tom kissed Mary on the forehead.
Tom kissed Mary on the cheek.
Tom kissed Mary lightly on the cheek.
Tom kissed Mary good night.
Tom killed Mary.
Tom killed Mary because he found out she had started the fire that had killed his family.
Tom kicked Mary.
Tom kicked down the door and entered Mary's room.
Tom kept talking and didn't let Mary get a word in edgewise.
Tom kept on talking even though Mary had fallen asleep.
Tom kept Mary waiting for three hours.
Tom kept Mary waiting for a long time.
Tom just can't seem to get along with Mary.
Tom just can't get along with Mary.
Tom isn't willing to ask Mary for help.
Tom isn't sure where Mary has gone.
Tom isn't Mary's son, but her nephew.
Tom isn't Mary's father, but her uncle.
Tom isn't Mary's cousin.
Tom isn't Mary's brother. He's her cousin.
Tom isn't likely to agree with Mary's suggestion.
Tom isn't interested in Mary.
Tom isn't good enough for Mary.
Tom isn't as young as Mary.
Tom isn't as tall as Mary.
Tom isn't as old as Mary.
Tom isn't alone in thinking that Mary is the most beautiful girl in his class.
Tom is wrong to lay the blame on Mary.
Tom is worried about what might have happened to Mary.
Tom is worried about Mary's health.
Tom is worried about Mary.
Tom is willing to pay Mary whatever she asks for.
Tom is willing to do almost anything for Mary.
Tom is willing to back Mary up.
Tom is waiting for Mary to call.
Tom is unwilling to help Mary with her homework.
Tom is twice as old as Mary.
Tom is twice as old as Mary is.
Tom is twice as heavy as Mary.
Tom is trying to wake Mary up.
Tom is trying to avoid arguing with Mary.
Tom is totally disgusted with Mary's behavior.
Tom is too good for Mary.
Tom is throwing a surprise birthday party for Mary next Saturday.
Tom is three years younger than Mary.
Tom is three years younger than Mary is.
Tom is three years older than Mary.
Tom is three years older than Mary is.
Tom is three years behind Mary at school.
Tom is three years ahead of Mary at school.
Tom is three inches taller than Mary.
Tom is the same age as Mary.
Tom is the same age as Mary is.
Tom is the right man for Mary.
Tom is the only student at this school that Mary knows.
Tom is the only person who could have stolen Mary's necklace.
Tom is the only person that has any chance to persuade Mary.
Tom is the only person Mary knows who enjoys opera.
Tom is the only member of the baseball team that Mary knows.
Tom is the only friend Mary has.
Tom is the only boy Mary knows who is afraid of rabbits.
Tom is the only American Mary knows whose father wasn't born in America.
Tom is the only adult Mary knows who can't drive.
Tom is the man Mary met the other day.
Tom is the guy that Mary wanted.
Tom is thankful that Mary came to help.
Tom is taller than both Mary and her brother.
Tom is taking a walk with Mary and should be back before long.
Tom is sure that Mary will refuse.
Tom is sure that Mary didn't really go to Boston last week.
Tom is sure Mary is right.
Tom is supposed to meet Mary at 2:30.
Tom is supposed to help Mary do the laundry.
Tom is still not talking to Mary.
Tom is still in love with Mary.
Tom is standing close to Mary in that picture.
Tom is shorter than Mary.
Tom is secretly in love with Mary.
Tom is related to Mary.
Tom is related to Mary by marriage.
Tom is probably a bit older than Mary.
Tom is positive that Mary is wrong.
Tom is playing cards with Mary.
Tom is planning a surprise birthday party for Mary.
Tom is planning a birthday party for Mary.
Tom is one of Mary's neighbors.
Tom is one of Mary's best friends.
Tom is on good terms with Mary.
Tom is on bad terms with Mary.
Tom is older than Mary.
Tom is now talking with Mary over near the fountain.
Tom is no match for Mary.
Tom is much younger than Mary.
Tom is much taller than Mary.
Tom is much older than Mary.
Tom is much more relaxed when Mary isn't around.
Tom is more famous than Mary.
Tom is Mary's uncle.
Tom is Mary's teacher.
Tom is Mary's son-in-law.
Tom is Mary's significant other.
Tom is Mary's nephew.
Tom is Mary's neighbor.
Tom is Mary's husband's best friend.
Tom is Mary's husband.
Tom is Mary's grandson.
Tom is Mary's grandfather.
Tom is Mary's friend.
Tom is Mary's former husband.
Tom is Mary's father-in-law.
Tom is Mary's ex-husband.
Tom is Mary's ex-boyfriend.
Tom is Mary's current boyfriend.
Tom is Mary's cousin.
Tom is Mary's brother.
Tom is Mary's brother, not her father.
Tom is Mary's brother-in-law.
Tom is Mary's boyfriend.
Tom is Mary's boss.
Tom is Mary's best friend.
Tom is married to Mary.
Tom is madly in love with Mary.
Tom is looking forward to seeing Mary this coming weekend.
Tom is looking forward to seeing Mary again.
Tom is looking for someone to take Mary's place.
Tom is looking for Mary.
Tom is likely older than Mary.
Tom is kind to Mary.
Tom is just slightly taller than Mary.
Tom is indebted to Mary.
Tom is in the kitchen with Mary cooking dinner.
Tom is in love with Mary.
Tom is helping Mary.
Tom is head over heels in love with Mary.
Tom is happiest when he is with Mary.
Tom is half Mary's age.
Tom is grateful to Mary for all her help.
Tom is going to write a letter to Mary.
Tom is going to visit Mary tomorrow.
Tom is going to the concert with Mary.
Tom is going to see Mary today.
Tom is going out this afternoon with Mary.
Tom is going on a picnic tomorrow with Mary.
Tom is friends with Mary.
Tom is friendly with Mary.
Tom is fed up with Mary.
Tom is far from satisfied with Mary's work.
Tom is faithful to Mary.
Tom is extremely thankful to Mary for her help.
Tom is engaged to Mary's younger sister.
Tom is engaged to Mary.
Tom is eager to meet Mary again.
Tom is distantly related to Mary.
Tom is deeply in love with Mary.
Tom is counting on Mary's help.
Tom is convinced that Mary is wrong.
Tom is convinced of Mary's innocence.
Tom is concerned about Mary's safety.
Tom is concerned about Mary's health.
Tom is certain that Mary will come to school today.
Tom is being blackmailed by Mary.
Tom is anxious to know how Mary is.
Tom is angry with Mary.
Tom is angry at Mary.
Tom is always giving presents to Mary.
Tom is always complaining about what Mary does.
Tom is always complaining about Mary.
Tom is always complaining about how much Mary spends.
Tom is afraid of Mary.
Tom is acquainted with Mary.
Tom is about as old as Mary is.
Tom is a little concerned about Mary.
Tom is a friend of Mary's.
Tom is a better swimmer than Mary is.
Tom invited me to Mary's party even though she didn't want me there.
Tom invited Mary to his party.
Tom invited Mary to his house.
Tom invited Mary to dinner.
Tom invited Mary over to eat dinner.
Tom invited Mary and her friends to dinner.
Tom invested all his money in the company that Mary and her father managed.
Tom interpreted for Mary.
Tom intended to tell Mary everything.
Tom insulted Mary. That's why she's so upset.
Tom insulted Mary.
Tom insisted that Mary go there by herself.
Tom insisted on helping Mary.
Tom informed Mary of his decision to sell the house.
Tom ignored most of Mary's advice.
Tom ignored Mary's warning.
Tom ignored Mary's advice.
Tom ignored Mary.
Tom ignored Mary almost all day, but finally talked to her just after dinner.
Tom ignored all of Mary's warnings.
Tom hurt Mary's feelings.
Tom hung out in a bar with Mary all afternoon.
Tom hugged Mary.
Tom hugged Mary tightly and never wanted to let her go.
Tom hopes to meet Mary again in the near future.
Tom hopes that Mary will like the present he bought for her.
Tom hopes that Mary will help him.
Tom hopes that Mary will come next weekend.
Tom hopes that Mary passes the exam.
Tom hopes that he'll meet Mary this evening.
Tom hopes Mary won't die.
Tom hopes Mary will get well soon.
Tom hopes Mary likes it here.
Tom hopes Mary gets the job.
Tom hoped that Mary would consider visiting a few art museums with him.
Tom hired Mary as an interpreter.
Tom hid Mary's doll behind the door.
Tom hesitated to discuss the subject with Mary.
Tom hesitated for a moment before answering Mary.
Tom helps Mary because he wants to, not because he has to.
Tom helped Mary yesterday afternoon.
Tom helped Mary with the housework.
Tom helped Mary with her work.
Tom helped Mary with her homework.
Tom helped Mary wash the dishes.
Tom helped Mary take off her jacket.
Tom helped Mary start over again.
Tom helped Mary move the dresser.
Tom helped Mary into the car.
Tom helped Mary hang a picture on the wall.
Tom helped Mary get up from her seat.
Tom helped Mary do her homework.