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They say they can do that for you.
They say they can do that already.
They say they can already do that.
They say they already feel better.
They say that they've never cried.
They say that they're very hungry.
They say that they're ready to go.
They say that they're not worried.
They say that they're not thirsty.
They say that they'll wait for us.
They say that they won't ever win.
They say that they want to change.
They say that they studied French.
They say that they should do that.
They say that they seldom do that.
They say that they saw everything.
They say that they never did that.
They say that they need more time.
They say that they like marigolds.
They say that they have no choice.
They say that they had to do that.
They say that they don't ever win.
They say that they don't blame us.
They say that they didn't do that.
They say that they can't eat nuts.
They say that they can see ghosts.
They say that they can pay for it.
They say that they aren't worried.
They say that they aren't thirsty.
They said they don't hunt anymore.
They said the decision was theirs.
They said that they don't do that.
They said that their bus was late.
They said that it was their fault.
They returned to their hotel room.
They replied they'd be glad to go.
They reluctantly took their seats.
They recently dyed their hair red.
They really are good, aren't they?
They realized what they had to do.
They realized they should do that.
They realized they had to do that.
They realized that they might die.
They ran as quickly as they could.
They put their sunglasses back on.
They put their houses up for sale.
They put their headphones back on.
They promised they'd speak French.
They promised they'd quit smoking.
They promised they'd be back soon.
They promised they would be there.
They promised that they'd tell us.
They promised that they'd help us.
They promised that they'd do that.
They promised me they'd come back.
They promised me that they'd help.
They promised me that they'd come.
They pretended they didn't see it.
They played on their college team.
They packed their things and left.
They only do what they want to do.
They only do what they need to do.
They only do what they have to do.
They only did what they had to do.
They never said they'd go with us.
They never pay their rent on time.
They needed to change their plans.
They need us to show them the way.
They need to talk to their lawyer.
They need to pay their rent today.
They need to cancel their flights.
They nearly fell off their chairs.
They must've forgotten their keys.
They must conserve their strength.
They may have missed their trains.
They may go with you if they want.
They may go wherever they want to.
They may get hurt if they do that.
They may eat as much as they want.
They lost their driver's licenses.
They looked like they needed help.
They looked like they always look.
They look like they're suspicious.
They look like they're interested.
They look like they're frustrated.
They look like they're frightened.
They look like they're distracted.
They look like they're displeased.
They look like they're determined.
They look like they want to leave.
They look like they might be sick.
They locked their keys in the car.
They like me and I like them, too.
They lied about where they'd been.
They left their passports at home.
They left their keys on the table.
They left their house before dawn.
They left their hats on the table.
They left their bags on the train.
They leave their radio on all day.
They know what they're up against.
They know what they did was wrong.
They know I'm older than they are.
They knew what they did was wrong.
They knew that they'd be punished.
They knew that they ought to move.
They knew that they had to escape.
They knew that they had no choice.
They knew that they couldn't stay.
They knew that they could do that.
They kept their heads above water.
They keep saying they're innocent.
They just do what they want to do.
They just do what they need to do.
They just do what they have to do.
They just did what they had to do.
They just came out of their comas.
They insisted they didn't do that.
They insist that they're innocent.
They haven't yet sold their house.
They haven't sold their house yet.
They have to pay their rent today.
They have all the money they need.
They hardly ever use their phones.
They had things they needed to do.
They had their hair cut yesterday.
They had something in their hands.
They had scratches on their faces.
They got wiser as they grew older.
They got off of their motorcycles.
They got first prize, didn't they?
They got exactly what they wanted.
They glanced over their shoulders.
They get to do whatever they want.
They gave each of their sons $300.
They finally found their way home.
They failed to keep their promise.
They dyed their old T-shirts blue.
They drank some beer, didn't they?
They don't want to dye their hair.
They don't think it's their fault.
They don't still do that, do they?
They don't miss anything, do they?
They don't look like they're busy.
They don't know where they belong.
They do that because they want to.
They do that because they like to.
They do that because they have to.
They do that as often as they can.
They do only what they want to do.
They do everything I tell them to.
They didn't take their gloves off.
They didn't take off their gloves.
They didn't say why they did that.
They didn't say where they'd gone.
They didn't say where they'd been.
They didn't regret their decision.
They didn't play tennis, did they?
They didn't hurt anyone, did they?
They didn't have what they needed.
They didn't give their real names.
They didn't even lock their doors.
They didn't do it again, did they?
They didn't check their mailboxes.
They did what you told them to do.
They did what we asked them to do.
They did what they said they'd do.
They did what they intended to do.
They did what I wanted them to do.
They did the very best they could.
They did that whenever they could.
They did that because they had to.
They did that as they'd been told.
They did only what they had to do.
They did everything they could do.
They deserved everything they got.
They decided to sell their houses.
They couldn't make up their minds.
They couldn't hide their feelings.
They couldn't get their gloves on.
They couldn't find their way back.
They couldn't do that, could they?
They couldn't contain their anger.
They could do what they had to do.
They confessed that they did that.
They conferred with their lawyers.
They claimed that they left early.
They claimed that they didn't cry.
They claim that they've done that.
They claim that they didn't do it.
They changed into their swimsuits.
They change their passwords often.
They can't speak French, can they?
They can't control their emotions.
They can speak French, can't they?
They can go with you if they like.
They can eat as much as they want.
They can do anything they want to.
They called to say they'd be late.
They bowed their heads and prayed.
They bought the books they needed.
They believed that they could win.
They aren't where they want to be.
They aren't wearing their glasses.
They aren't sure why they're here.
They aren't sure they can do that.
They aren't sure if they're right.
They aren't as young as they look.
They aren't as tough as they seem.
They aren't as tough as they look.
They aren't as smart as they look.
They aren't as good as they think.
They've said they should do that.
They've said that they won't win.
They've said that they can't win.
They've promised they'll do that.
They're not where they should be.
They're not what they used to be.
They're not sure what they'll do.
They're not here. They went home.
They tied their boat to the dock.
They thought they'd forgotten it.
They thought they'd be safe here.
They thought they should do that.
They thought they had to do that.
They thought that they'd be late.
They thought that they should go.
They thought that they might win.
They thought that they could win.
They think their legs are broken.
They swore they wouldn't do that.
They swore that they'd never cry.
They swear that they're innocent.
They struggle to pay their bills.
They still hope they can do that.
They still can't find their keys.
They stared at their coffee mugs.
They spoke with their supervisor.
They sold their houses last week.
They sipped their tea in silence.
They showed us their photo album.
They showed their schedule to me.
They showed me their photo album.
They showed me their new guitars.
They should talk to their lawyer.
They shook their heads in dismay.
They set down their paintbrushes.
They seem to know what they want.
They say they've never done that.
They say they've lost their keys.
They say they're willing to help.
They say they're very happy here.
They say they're studying French.
They say they're not ready to go.
They say they're good at cooking.
They say they're going to resign.
They say they'll stay for dinner.
They say they'll quit doing that.
They say they'll need to do that.
They say they'll leave on Monday.
They say they'll keep doing that.
They say they'll have to do that.
They say they'll do that someday.
They say they'll do that for you.
They say they'll come right away.
They say they'll be busy tonight.
They say they'd hurt their backs.
They say they would've paid more.
They say they won't study French.
They say they won't speak French.
They say they won't ever do that.
They say they won't buy any beer.
They say they weren't being paid.
They say they saw something else.
They say they plan on doing that.
They say they like horror movies.
They say they have nothing to do.
They say they followed the rules.
They say they don't study French.
They say they don't speak French.
They say they don't ever do that.
They say they didn't see anybody.
They say they did that last week.
They say they declined that deal.
They say they can't speak French.
They say they can't eat any more.
They say they aren't ready to go.
They say that they've just eaten.
They say that they're not sleepy.
They say that they're not hungry.
They say that they're not guilty.
They say that they're not coming.
They say that they're not afraid.
They say that they're interested.
They say that they're having fun.
They say that they're feeling OK.
They say that they're doing that.
They say that they're busy today.
They say that they'll go with us.
They say that they'll correct it.
They say that they'll be careful.
They say that they'd love to win.
They say that they'd like to win.
They say that they won't help us.
They say that they won't do that.
They say that they were confused.
They say that they used steroids.
They say that they plan on going.
They say that they need it today.
They say that they intend to win.
They say that they have no vices.
They say that they hate to study.
They say that they don't do that.
They say that they did just fine.
They say that they can't do that.
They say that they can swim well.
They say that they can afford it.
They say that they aren't sleepy.
They say that they aren't hungry.
They say that they aren't guilty.
They say that they aren't coming.
They say that they aren't afraid.
They saw their names on the list.
They sat in their rocking chairs.
They said you were their friends.
They said they don't care at all.
They said their house was locked.
They said their efforts paid off.
They said that they might retire.
They ride their bicycles to work.
They refused to sign their names.
They reconsidered their decision.
They realized they might be late.
They realized they had no choice.
They realized they couldn't talk.
They put their seatbelts back on.
They put their paintbrushes down.
They put their keys on the table.
They put their house up for sale.
They put their hats on the table.
They put down their paintbrushes.
They promised they'd wait for us.
They promised they'd check on it.
They promised they would do that.
They promised they won't do that.
They promised me that they'd win.
They probably missed their train.
They poured milk on their cereal.
They parked in their usual spots.
They painted their bicycles blue.
They overstepped their authority.
They oiled their bicycles chains.
They never talk about their exes.
They needed to change their plan.
They need to stay where they are.
They need to cancel their flight.
They need help doing their taxes.
They may leave anytime they want.
They may have missed their train.
They may have missed their buses.
They may have anything they want.
They may do that if they want to.
They may do anything they please.
They made you laugh, didn't they?
They looked over their shoulders.
They look like they're uncertain.
They look like they're terrified.
They look like they're skeptical.
They look like they're satisfied.
They look like they're reluctant.
They look like they're motivated.
They look like they're miserable.
They look like they're irritated.
They look like they're impressed.
They look like they're exhausted.
They look like they're disgusted.
They look like they're depressed.
They look like they're delighted.
They look like they're contented.
They look like they're conscious.
They look like they're confident.
They look like they're committed.
They liked everything they heard.
They like to ride their bicycles.
They like their beer really cold.
They left their windows unlocked.
They learned from their mistakes.
They know where they can find me.
They know what they've got to do.
They know what they want to hear.
They knew what they needed to do.
They knew they'd have to do that.
They knew they wouldn't be fired.
They knew they shouldn't do that.
They knew they needed to do that.
They knew that they wouldn't win.
They knew that they had to leave.
They knew that they had to hurry.
They knew that they couldn't win.
They knew more than they told us.
They kept checking their watches.
They just told us they got fired.
They jumped up from their chairs.
They insisted on their innocence.
They hopped on their motorcycles.
They hoped they'd be able to win.
They hope they'll be able to win.
They hope they won't be deported.
They haven't paid their rent yet.
They haven't had their lunch yet.
They have things they need to do.
They hate getting their feet wet.
They had to rewrite their essays.
They had scratches on their arms.
They grabbed their bags and left.
They got yelled at by their boss.
They got on their bikes and left.
They got more than they expected.
They got in trouble, didn't they?
They get mean when they're drunk.
They gave us everything they had.
They gave their horses some oats.
They gave me everything they had.
They gave it everything they had.
They forgot to renew their visas.
They forgot to lock their houses.
They floss their teeth every day.
They felt they'd done their duty.
They explained why they did this.
They explained why they did that.
They explained how they did that.
They don't want me here, do they?
They don't speak French, do they?
They don't seem so busy, do they?
They don't know why they're here.
They don't greet their neighbors.
They do whatever they want to do.
They do what they're asked to do.
They do what they say they'll do.
They do that when they're sleepy.
They do that when they're hungry.
They do that in their spare time.
They do everything I ask them to.
They didn't wait for their turns.
They didn't like what they heard.
They didn't get what they needed.
They didn't even lock their door.
They didn't buy what they needed.
They didn't break their promises.
They didn't admit their mistakes.
They did what we told them to do.
They did what they planned to do.
They did what they could to help.
They did what I asked them to do.
They did that again, didn't they?
They deserve everything they get.
They deny they paid ransom money.
They deny they agreed to do that.
They denied they stole the money.
They denied that they left early.
They definitely know their stuff.
They decided to sell their house.
They decided that they'd do that.
They couldn't believe their luck.
They could've broken their necks.
They could do that if they tried.
They conferred with their lawyer.
They come and go as they please.
They claimed they didn't do that.
They claim they've taught French.
They claim they saw the accident.
They claim they can speak French.
They claim that they're unbiased.
They claim that they're innocent.
They claim that they can do that.
They changed into their uniforms.
They canceled their appointments.
They can't help the way they are.
They can wear anything they want.
They can take anything they want.
They can have whatever they want.
They can have anything they want.
They can do whatever they please.
They can do what they want to do.
They can do that if they want to.
They believed they could do that.
They aren't where they should be.
They aren't what they used to be.
They aren't sure what they'll do.
They aren't here. They went home.
They've said they won't do that.
They've said they can't do that.
They've come out of their comas.
They're not as old as they seem.
They're not as old as they look.
They're not as bad as they look.
They want to change their plans.
They thought they might do that.
They thought they could help us.
They thought they could do that.
They thought that they had time.
They talked about their schools.
They swore they'd never do that.
They swore they'd do that today.
They swore that they didn't cry.
They swear that they didn't cry.
They sounded like they meant it.
They sold their house last week.
They sold everything they owned.
They smiled at you, didn't they?
They slammed their lockers shut.
They sipped their hot chocolate.
They sipped their coffee slowly.
They silently shook their heads.
They showed me their portfolios.
They should stay where they are.
They shared their lunch with me.
They seemed to know their stuff.
They say they're planning to go.
They say they're not sleepy yet.
They say they're not interested.
They say they're not hungry yet.
They say they're not happy here.
They say they're good at French.
They say they're getting hungry.
They say they'll think about it.
They say they'll never go again.
They say they'll do that for me.
They say they'll call you later.
They say they'd love to do that.
They say they'd like to do that.
They say they won't get married.
They say they want to walk home.
They say they want to come, too.
They say they shouldn't do that.
They say they regret doing that.
They say they needed to do that.
They say they might go shopping.
They say they like Chinese food.
They say they intend to do that.
They say they hope that you win.
They say they feel the same way.
They say they don't care at all.
They say they did nothing wrong.
They say they can't do that yet.
They say they can help us today.
They say they can do that today.
They say they believe in ghosts.
They say they aren't sleepy yet.
They say they aren't interested.
They say they aren't hungry yet.
They say they aren't happy here.
They say they agreed to do that.
They say that've heard you sing.
They say that they've done that.
They say that they're very rich.
They say that they're very busy.
They say that they're undecided.
They say that they're not tired.
They say that they're not happy.
They say that they're not going.
They say that they're not angry.
They say that they're exhausted.
They say that they're desperate.
They say that they're depressed.
They say that they're Canadians.
They say that they weren't here.
They say that they want to swim.
They say that they teach French.
They say that they study French.
They say that they speak French.
They say that they love us both.
They say that they hope you win.
They say that they didn't do it.
They say that they aren't tired.
They say that they aren't happy.
They say that they aren't going.
They say that they aren't angry.
They sat with their arms folded.
They sat and drank their coffee.
They said you were their friend.
They said you told them to wait.
They said they think we can win.
They said they don't plan to go.
They said their backs were sore.
They said that they liked pizza.
They ripped open their presents.
They regretted what they'd done.
They regret doing what they did.
They refused to pay their bills.
They refilled their coffee mugs.
They refilled their coffee cups.
They really like their new jobs.
They realized they had to leave.
They put their rubber gloves on.
They put their roller skates on.
They put their hats on and left.
They put their coffee cups down.
They put their bathing suits on.
They put on their rubber gloves.
They put on their roller skates.
They put on their hats and left.
They put on their bathing suits.
They put down their coffee cups.
They promised they'd be on time.
They promised they wouldn't cry.
They promised me they'd do that.
They promised me they'd be here.
They pretended they didn't care.
They pawned their wedding rings.
They parked in their usual spot.
They packed up their belongings.
They packed their bags and left.
They often break their promises.
They obviously know their stuff.
They never denied they did that.
They need to change their socks.
They need to change their plans.
They may not like what they see.
They may eat wherever they want.
They may eat whenever they want.
They may eat whatever they want.
They may eat anything they want.
They may be in over their heads.
They make their spaghetti spicy.
They made their positions clear.
They looked up from their books.
They looked through their stuff.
They looked like they might cry.
They looked like they always do.
They look like they're troubled.
They look like they're thinking.
They look like they're sleeping.
They look like they're relieved.
They look like they're prepared.
They look like they're offended.
They look like they're occupied.
They look like they're homeless.
They look like they're finished.
They look like they're confused.
They look like they just got up.
They look like they belong here.
They look as if they're in pain.
They like riding their bicycles.
They let us borrow their gloves.
They left their tickets at home.
They left their laptops at home.
They left their hats in my room.
They left as soon as they could.
They leave their TVs on all day.
They know what they want to see.
They know what they want to say.
They know what they ought to do.
They know what they need to buy.
They know what they have to say.
They know what they have to buy.
They knew what they ought to do.
They knew they ought to do that.
They knew they had to apologize.
They knew they couldn't do that.
They knew that they needed help.
They knew that they could do it.
They just told me what they did.
They just finished their coffee.
They insisted they didn't do it.
They hope they won't be demoted.
They hope that they can do that.
They heard their phones ringing.
They have tattoos on their arms.
They have braces on their teeth.
They hate to get their feet wet.
They got rid of their old books.
They glanced down at their feet.
They forgot to sign their names.
They forgot to lock their house.
They finally lost their tempers.
They filled their glasses again.
They figured they could do that.
They felt like they could do it.
They don't really know, do they?
They don't like apples, do they?
They don't know what they'll do.
They don't believe they can win.
They don't always get their way.
They do what they're told to do.
They do that when they're tired.
They do that when they're happy.
They do that when they're drunk.
They do everything they're told.
They do anything I tell them to.
They didn't wait for their turn.
They didn't take their medicine.
They didn't take their hats off.
They didn't say where they went.
They didn't off take their hats.
They didn't mean what they said.
They didn't know what they'd do.
They didn't answer their phones.
They did what they needed to do.
They did the best they could do.
They did all they could to help.
They denied that they said that.
They couldn't hide their smiles.
They could buy what they needed.
They claimed they could do that.
They claimed that they did that.
They claim that they didn't cry.
They certainly enjoy their wine.
They canceled their appointment.
They can't win and they know it.
They can sit wherever they like.
They can eat anything they want.
They can buy whatever they want.
They believe that they're right.
They believe that they're ready.
They aren't as old as they seem.
They aren't as old as they look.
They aren't as bad as they look.
They've overstayed their visas.
They're not wearing their hats.
They're not sure they're ready.
They want to change their plan.
They thought I'd let them down.
They talked about their school.
They swore they'd quit smoking.
They swore they didn't do that.
They swore that they'd do that.
They swear they didn't do that.
They swear that they won't cry.
They stared down at their feet.
They spend more than they earn.
They sleep with their socks on.
They showed me what they meant.
They showed me their schedules.
They shouted that they were OK.
They should've never done that.
They should change their locks.
They should cancel their party.
They say they've taught French.
They say they're ready to help.
They say they're pretty hungry.
They say they're not tired yet.
They say they're not giving up.
They say they're not concerned.
They say they're good at chess.
They say they're feeling tired.
They say they'll never give up.
They say they'll never do that.
They say they'll help us today.
They say they'll do that today.
They say they'll do that later.
They say they'll do that again.
They say they'll come tomorrow.
They say they'd rather go home.
They say they wouldn't do that.
They say they want to meet you.
They say they want to help you.
They say they ought to do that.
They say they need another car.
They say they hope you do that.
They say they feel like crying.
They say they enjoy doing that.
They say they don't want to go.
They say they don't need money.
They say they don't like money.
They say they don't feel tired.
They say they can fix anything.
They say they aren't tired yet.
They say they aren't giving up.
They say they aren't concerned.
They say that they're not sick.
They say that they're not lazy.
They say that they're not busy.
They say that they're innocent.
They say that they're homesick.
They say that they were hungry.
They say that they were framed.
They say that they want to win.
They say that they should wait.
They say that they plan to win.
They say that they never cried.
They say that they don't snore.
They say that they didn't swim.
They say that they can't sleep.
They say that they can help us.
They say that they aren't sick.
They say that they aren't lazy.
They say that they aren't busy.
They said they liked good wine.
They said they don't want this.
They said they don't feel well.
They said that they don't know.
They said that they don't care.
They rode away on their horses.
They refused to pay their bill.
They really enjoyed their meal.
They realize what they've done.
They put their jackets back on.
They put their helmets back on.
They put their goggles back on.
They put their glasses back on.
They put sugar in their coffee.
They promised that they'd wait.
They promised that they'd sing.
They promised that they'd help.
They promised that they'd come.
They promised that they'd call.
They practice what they preach.
They plan to sell their houses.
They only did what they had to.
They never said they'd help us.
They never said they'd do that.
They need to see their lawyers.
They need to pay what they owe.
They need to change their plan.
They must've had their reasons.
They must be in their thirties.
They may leave if they want to.
They may have missed their bus.
They may go wherever they want.
They may go anywhere they like.
They may do whatever they want.
They may do whatever they like.
They may do anything they want.
They made you cry, didn't they?
They made their position clear.
They loved their grandchildren.
They looked down at their feet.
They look like they're worried.
They look like they're wealthy.
They look like they're through.
They look like they're shocked.
They look like they're serious.
They look like they're relaxed.
They look like they're puzzled.
They look like they're pleased.
They look like they're nervous.
They look like they're jealous.
They look like they're in pain.
They look like they're healthy.
They look like they're furious.
They look like they're frantic.
They look like they're excited.
They look like they're dubious.
They look like they're curious.
They look like they're certain.
They look like they're anxious.
They look like they're annoyed.
They left their phones at home.
They leave their TV on all day.
They know what they need to do.
They know what they have to do.
They know that it's their call.
They knew they'd said too much.
They kicked off their sneakers.
They keep their uniforms clean.
They just got their braces off.
They jumped out of their seats.
They invited me to their party.
They insisted they acted alone.
They hoped that they could win.
They help out any way they can.
They held up their right hands.
They have to brush their teeth.
They have everything they want.
They had to change their plans.
They had to cancel their trips.
They had their hair dyed black.
They got more than they needed.
They got it wrong, didn't they?
They gave their cats some milk.
They forgot their appointments.
They explained their decisions.
They don't look happy, do they?
They don't like their new sofa.
They don't like their new jobs.
They don't know where they are.
They don't know what they want.
They don't keep their promises.
They don't have what they need.
They do that whenever they can.
They do anything I ask them to.
They didn't seem sad, did they?
They didn't say they'd do that.
They didn't raise their voices.
They didn't lose their tempers.
They didn't like what they saw.
They didn't deny they did that.
They didn't complain, did they?
They did what they'd been told.
They did more than their share.
They did everything they could.
They deserve whatever they get.
They deny that they left early.
They denied that they did that.
They decided they'd had enough.
They cried as they walked home.
They couldn't open their hands.
They couldn't hide their anger.
They could do it if they tried.
They claimed they've done that.
They claimed they didn't do it.
They claim they don't remember.
They claim they didn't do that.
They can leave if they want to.
They can go wherever they like.
They can go whenever they like.
They can do anything they want.
They can barely pay their rent.
They calculated their expenses.
They burned their report cards.
They believe that they can win.
They aren't wearing their hats.
They aren't sure they're ready.
They've vowed they'll do that.
They've said that they'll win.
They've dyed their hair black.
They've called off their trip.
They've been dying their hair.
They're not sure they can win.
They're not in their bedrooms.
They swore they were innocent.
They swear they won't do that.
They still deny they did that.
They sipped their wine slowly.
They shyly raised their hands.
They showed me their schedule.
They should pay what they owe.
They set fire to their houses.
They seem to know their stuff.
They say they're still hungry.
They say they're really sorry.
They say they're not done yet.
They say they're disappointed.
They say they'll do just that.
They say they'd rather not go.
They say they'd never do that.
They say they won't come back.
They say they want to help us.
They say they want to do that.
They say they used to do that.
They say they still need help.
They say they plan to do that.
They say they need to do that.
They say they need time alone.
They say they lost their keys.
They say they like to do that.
They say they like doing that.
They say they have to do that.
They say they have no regrets.
They say they have experience.
They say they feel better now.
They say they dream in French.
They say they can't stay long.
They say they can't sing well.
They say they can write songs.
They say they can change that.
They say they aren't done yet.
They say that they've met you.
They say that they're unhappy.
They say that they're thirsty.
They say that they'll hurt me.
They say that they'll do that.
They say that they won't vote.
They say that they won't swim.
They say that they won't stay.
They say that they won't sing.
They say that they won't mind.
They say that they were fired.
They say that they plan to go.
They say that they don't swim.
They say that they don't mind.
They say that they don't know.
They say that they didn't win.
They say that they didn't cry.
They say that they can't sing.
They say that they can't help.
They said they liked swimming.
They said they don't eat pork.
They said they don't eat meat.
They raised their right hands.
They put their notebooks away.
They put their gloves back on.
They put milk in their coffee.
They put away their notebooks.
They promised they'd be there.
They promised that they'd win.
They promised me they'd do it.
They plan to sell their house.
They opened their lunch boxes.
They often screen their calls.
They need to wash their faces.
They need to see their lawyer.
They may do that if they want.
They may do that if they like.
They lost their wedding rings.
They lost everything they had.
They looked under their seats.
They look older than they are.
They look like they're unhurt.
They look like they're sleepy.
They look like they're scared.
They look like they're rested.
They look like they're lonely.
They look like they're hungry.
They look like they're asleep.
They look like they're amused.
They look like they're afraid.
They look like they might cry.
They look like they always do.
They look as if they're drunk.
They look as if they're angry.
They like their coffee strong.
They lied to you, didn't they?
They know what they should do.
They know what they did wrong.
They knew what they had to do.
They knew they'd have to wait.
They knew they'd been tricked.
They knew they should do that.
They knew they had to do that.
They knew that they'd be late.
They knew that they could win.
They just changed their minds.
They invited me to their home.
They hugged their teddy bears.
They hoped they could do that.
They haven't paid their taxes.
They have scars on their legs.
They have scars on their arms.
They had to sell their houses.
They had to change their plan.
They had to cancel their trip.
They had their pictures taken.
They had their cameras stolen.
They got up from their stools.
They got up from their chairs.
They got their teeth whitened.
They got their hearing tested.
They got married, didn't they?
They gave their cat some milk.
They gave everything they had.
They forgot to pay their rent.
They forgot their appointment.
They followed their instincts.
They flashed their headlights.
They finally found their keys.
They fidgeted in their chairs.
They fastened their seatbelts.
They explained their decision.
They don't talk much, do they?
They don't live here, do they?
They don't leave their houses.
They do whatever they want to.
They do what they can to help.
They do that when they're sad.
They died from their injuries.
They didn't say why they went.
They didn't say what they did.
They didn't mince their words.
They didn't do that, did they?
They did that until they died.
They did do that, didn't they?
They denied that they laughed.
They cut it with their knives.
They crawled under their beds.
They couldn't pay their bills.
They couldn't hide their pain.
They could change their minds.
They claimed they acted alone.
They claim they're telepathic.
They claim that they're happy.
They claim that they did that.
They claim that they can swim.
They can't find their watches.
They can't find their tickets.
They can stay if they want to.
They can join us if they want.
They can do that if they want.
They can do that if they like.
They believe they can do that.
They begged me to let them in.
They aren't sure they can win.
They aren't in their bedrooms.
They've twisted their ankles.
They've sold their companies.
They've said they'll do that.
They've canceled their party.
They thought they'd help out.
They thought they were dying.
They thought they were alone.
They survived their injuries.
They stuck their tongues out.
They stuck out their tongues.
They stopped in their tracks.
They still hope they can win.
They staggered to their feet.
They squirmed in their seats.
They sold all their property.
They smiled when they saw me.
They slumped in their chairs.
They slowly drank their wine.
They sleep whenever they can.
They sleep on their stomachs.
They sharpened their pencils.
They set fire to their house.
They seldom use their phones.
They seemed sad, didn't they?
They scrambled to their feet.
They say they've never cried.
They say they're very hungry.
They say they're ready to go.
They say they're not worried.
They say they're not thirsty.
They say they'll wait for us.
They say they won't ever win.
They say they want to change.
They say they studied French.
They say they should do that.
They say they seldom do that.
They say they saw everything.
They say they never did that.
They say they need more time.
They say they like marigolds.
They say they have no choice.
They say they had to do that.
They say they don't ever win.
They say they don't blame us.
They say they didn't do that.
They say they can't eat nuts.
They say they can see ghosts.
They say they can pay for it.
They say they aren't worried.
They say they aren't thirsty.
They say that they're unsure.
They say that they're sleepy.
They say that they're lonely.
They say that they're hungry.
They say that they won't win.
They say that they were busy.
They say that they swim well.
They say that they feel fine.
They say that they cook well.
They say that they can't win.
They said they don't do that.
They said their bus was late.
They said that they disagree.
They said it was their fault.
They rolled up their sleeves.
They repaired their bicycles.
They removed their disguises.
They regretted what they did.
They referred to their notes.
They redoubled their efforts.
They really know their stuff.
They realized they might die.
They rarely use their phones.
They put their sunglasses on.
They put their snow boots on.
They put their ice skates on.
They put their headphones on.
They put their boots back on.
They put on their sunglasses.
They put on their snow boots.
They put on their ice skates.
They put on their headphones.
They pulled off their gloves.
They promised they'd tell us.
They promised they'd help us.
They promised they'd do that.
They promised me they'd help.
They promised me they'd come.
They probably dye their hair.
They now live with their mom.
They now live with their dad.
They never raise their voice.
They must've hit their heads.
They look like they're upset.
They look like they're tired.
They look like they're tense.
They look like they're sorry.
They look like they're ready.
They look like they're happy.
They look like they're bored.
They look like they're awake.
They look like they're angry.
They look like they're alone.
They lied about their grades.
They left their keys with me.
They knew they'd be punished.
They knew they ought to move.
They knew they had to escape.
They knew they had no choice.
They knew they couldn't stay.
They knew they could do that.
They insist they're innocent.
They helped you, didn't they?
They haven't paid their rent.
They have to get their stuff.
They handed in their reports.
They had to sell their house.
They had their picture taken.
They had their fortunes told.
They grabbed their backpacks.
They got up from their seats.
They got their notebooks out.
They got their feelings hurt.
They got out their notebooks.
They gave me their addresses.
They fought back their tears.
They fell off their bicycles.
They entered their passwords.
They don't say much, do they?
They don't leave their house.
They don't eat pork, do they?
They do what they want to do.
They didn't suffer, did they?
They didn't sign their wills.
They didn't drink their milk.
They did what they always do.
They did all that they could.
They deny that they did that.
They defended their findings.
They couldn't pay their rent.
They confessed they did that.
They claimed they left early.
They claimed they didn't cry.
They claim they've done that.
They claim they didn't do it.
They claim that they're rich.
They changed their passwords.
They can't hold their liquor.
They can't do that, can they?
They can do that, can't they?
They can do that if they try.
They bought what they needed.
They believed they could win.
They've said they won't win.
They've said they can't win.
They've made up their minds.
They've kept their promises.
They've changed their minds.
They thought they'd be late.
They thought they should go.
They thought they might win.
They thought they could win.
They swore they'd never cry.
They swore that they'd wait.
They swear they're innocent.
They set down their glasses.
They say they're not sleepy.
They say they're not hungry.
They say they're not guilty.
They say they're not coming.
They say they're not afraid.
They say they're interested.
They say they're having fun.
They say they're feeling OK.
They say they're doing that.
They say they're busy today.
They say they'll go with us.
They say they'll correct it.
They say they'll be careful.
They say they'd love to win.
They say they'd like to win.
They say they won't help us.
They say they won't do that.
They say they were confused.
They say they used steroids.
They say they plan on going.
They say they need it today.
They say they intend to win.
They say they have no vices.
They say they hate to study.
They say they don't do that.
They say they did just fine.
They say they can't do that.
They say they can swim well.
They say they can afford it.
They say they aren't sleepy.
They say they aren't hungry.
They say they aren't guilty.
They say they aren't coming.
They say they aren't afraid.
They say that've just eaten.
They say that they're tired.
They say that they're happy.
They say that they're dying.
They say that they're angry.
They say that they know you.
They say that they did that.
They sang while they worked.
They said they might retire.
They rubbed their sore feet.
They rose from their chairs.
They repainted their houses.
They renovated their houses.
They refilled their glasses.
They put their swimsuits on.
They put their snowshoes on.
They put their seatbelts on.
They put their raincoats on.
They put their pencils down.
They put their overcoats on.
They put their new shoes on.
They put their hats back on.
They put their glasses down.
They put their caps back on.
They put salt on their eggs.
They put on their swimsuits.
They put on their snowshoes.
They put on their seatbelts.
They put on their raincoats.
They put on their overcoats.
They put on their new shoes.
They put honey in their tea.
They put down their pencils.
They put down their glasses.
They pulled their socks off.
They pulled their glove off.
They pulled off their socks.
They promised me they'd win.
They plunged to their death.
They played with their cats.
They overstayed their visas.
They opened their notebooks.
They opened their backpacks.
They never lock their doors.
They must pay what they owe.
They mortgaged their houses.
They may leave if they want.
They may go if they want to.
They look like they're well.
They look like they're sure.
They look like they're sick.
They look like they're rich.
They look like they're poor.
They look like they're lost.
They look like they're hurt.
They look like they're glad.
They look like they're fine.
They look like they're done.
They look like they're cold.
They look like they're busy.
They lent us their bicycles.
They left their beds unmade.
They know where they belong.
They know their limitations.
They knew they wouldn't win.
They knew they had to leave.
They knew they had to hurry.
They knew they couldn't win.
They kept their mouths shut.
They jumped on their horses.
They inherited their wealth.
They hope that they can win.
They held out their glasses.
They handed in their report.
They had their pianos tuned.
They got what they came for.
They got off their bicycles.
They get anything they want.
They fractured their wrists.
They forgot their passwords.
They finished their dessert.
They don't do that, do they?
They don't do much, do they?
They died in their thirties.
They didn't wash their hair.
They didn't pay their share.
They didn't laugh, did they?
They didn't do it, did they?
They deserved what they got.
They denied they left early.
They denied that they cried.
They cracked their knuckles.
They closed their textbooks.
They closed their notebooks.
They claim they're unbiased.
They claim they're innocent.
They claim they can do that.
They can't touch their toes.
They can say what they want.
They can leave if they want.
They can go if they want to.
They called off their trips.
They've sold their company.
They've kept their promise.
They're not what they seem.
They thought they had time.
They swore they didn't cry.
They swore that they'd win.
They swear they didn't cry.
They set their drinks down.
They set down their spoons.
They scratched their noses.
They say they've done that.
They say they're very rich.
They say they're very busy.
They say they're undecided.
They say they're not tired.
They say they're not happy.
They say they're not going.
They say they're not angry.
They say they're exhausted.
They say they're desperate.
They say they're depressed.
They say they're Canadians.
They say they weren't here.
They say they want to swim.
They say they teach French.
They say they study French.
They say they speak French.
They say they love us both.
They say they hope you win.
They say they didn't do it.
They say they aren't tired.
They say they aren't happy.
They say they aren't going.
They say they aren't angry.
They say that they're rich.
They say that they're fine.
They say that they're busy.
They say that they'll wait.
They say that they'll swim.
They say that they'll sing.
They say that they'll come.
They say that they love me.
They say that they like it.
They say that they do that.
They said they liked pizza.
They rewrote their reports.
They repainted their house.
They renovated their house.
They removed their jackets.
They removed their helmets.
They removed their goggles.
They removed their glasses.
They put their wetsuits on.
They put their sweaters on.
They put their spoons down.
They put their slippers on.
They put their phones away.
They put their drinks down.
They put on their wetsuits.
They put on their sweaters.
They put on their slippers.
They put down their spoons.
They put down their drinks.
They put away their phones.
They pulled their wigs off.
They pulled off their wigs.
They pledged their support.
They picked up their books.
They picked their books up.
They opened their presents.
They often lose their keys.
They never make their beds.
They never lock their door.
They need their medication.
They mortgaged their house.
They may do what they want.
They loved their grandkids.
They looked for their pens.
They looked at their notes.
They look like they're sad.
They look like they're mad.
They look like they're hot.
They knew they needed help.
They knew they could do it.
They just missed their bus.
They hung up their jackets.
They hope they can do that.
They hope that they'll win.
They had their piano tuned.
They got on their bicycles.
They glanced to their left.
They gave their keys to me.
They gave me their address.
They forgot their sweaters.
They finished their drinks.
They finished their coffee.
They fell off their horses.
They fell off their chairs.
They emptied their pockets.
They dyed their hair brown.
They do whatever they want.
They didn't come, did they?
They did that, didn't they?
They did all they could do.
They denied they said that.
They crossed their fingers.
They claimed they did that.
They claimed that they won.
They claim they didn't cry.
They checked their watches.
They checked their pockets.
They changed their tactics.
They can't find their keys.
They can't find their bags.
They can drive, can't they?
They can do what they like.
They can do it, can't they?
They can do it if they try.
They called off their trip.
They blow-dried their hair.
They believe they're right.
They believe they're ready.
They aren't what they seem.
They've made their choice.
They're not in their tent.
They swore they'd do that.
They swear they won't cry.
They stretched their legs.
They stood on their heads.
They stirred their coffee.
They sprang to their feet.
They spilled their drinks.
They spilled their coffee.
They sold their companies.
They slurped their drinks.
They sleep on their backs.
They skinned their elbows.
They shut their notebooks.
They say they're not sick.
They say they're not lazy.
They say they're not busy.
They say they're innocent.
They say they're homesick.
They say they were hungry.
They say they were framed.
They say they want to win.
They say they should wait.
They say they plan to win.
They say they never cried.
They say they don't snore.
They say they didn't swim.