loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Mary showed me what she meant.
Mary showed me her new guitar.
Mary showed Tom her new watch.
Mary showed Tom her new phone.
Mary should stay where she is.
Mary should pay what she owes.
Mary shot herself in the knee.
Mary shot herself in the head.
Mary shot herself in the foot.
Mary shared her lunch with me.
Mary shared her food with Tom.
Mary seldom counts her change.
Mary seemed to know her stuff.
Mary seemed OK when I saw her.
Mary says that she'll do that.
Mary says that she didn't win.
Mary says that she didn't cry.
Mary says that she can't help.
Mary says she's taught French.
Mary says she's not tired yet.
Mary says she's not concerned.
Mary says she's never met Tom.
Mary says she's learned a lot.
Mary says she's healthy again.
Mary says she's good at chess.
Mary says she'll do just that.
Mary says she'd rather not go.
Mary says she'd never do that.
Mary says she won't come back.
Mary says she wants to change.
Mary says she used to do that.
Mary says she understands Tom.
Mary says she saw Tom yawning.
Mary says she needs more time.
Mary says she isn't tired yet.
Mary says she isn't giving up.
Mary says she has a lot to do.
Mary says she doesn't do that.
Mary says she can't stay long.
Mary says she can write songs.
Mary says she can change that.
Mary saw her name on the list.
Mary said you were her friend.
Mary said that she'd be there.
Mary said that she'd be early.
Mary said that she wasn't sad.
Mary said that she wasn't mad.
Mary said that she was strong.
Mary said that she was sleepy.
Mary said that she was single.
Mary said that she was scared.
Mary said that she was lonely.
Mary said that she was hungry.
Mary said that she was eating.
Mary said that she was amused.
Mary said that she was afraid.
Mary said that she liked rain.
Mary said that she felt dizzy.
Mary said that she feels good.
Mary said that she didn't win.
Mary said that she didn't cry.
Mary said that Tom kissed her.
Mary said that Tom helped her.
Mary said she's ready to help.
Mary said she's never met Tom.
Mary said she's in Boston now.
Mary said she's been forgiven.
Mary said she'll visit Boston.
Mary said she'll do that soon.
Mary said she'd never seen it.
Mary said she'd never do that.
Mary said she'd leave at 2:30.
Mary said she'd help Tom, too.
Mary said she'd fly to Boston.
Mary said she'd do that later.
Mary said she'd do that again.
Mary said she'd do it herself.
Mary said she'd come tomorrow.
Mary said she'd call tomorrow.
Mary said she'd call Tom back.
Mary said she'd be right over.
Mary said she'd be right back.
Mary said she'd be ready soon.
Mary said she'd also help Tom.
Mary said she wasn't offended.
Mary said she wasn't Canadian.
Mary said she was ready to go.
Mary said she was over thirty.
Mary said she was from Boston.
Mary said she was feeling bad.
Mary said she was disoriented.
Mary said she was coming back.
Mary said she wants to retire.
Mary said she wanted to leave.
Mary said she wanted a lawyer.
Mary said she saw Tom tonight.
Mary said she needed our help.
Mary said she needed a change.
Mary said she may not do that.
Mary said she liked the party.
Mary said she liked the movie.
Mary said she knows the rules.
Mary said she knew who did it.
Mary said she knew what to do.
Mary said she knew how to win.
Mary said she knew how I felt.
Mary said she kept doing that.
Mary said she hated this book.
Mary said she hasn't seen Tom.
Mary said she had to help Tom.
Mary said she found something.
Mary said she didn't like Tom.
Mary said she didn't know why.
Mary said she didn't know Tom.
Mary said she didn't kiss Tom.
Mary said she didn't feel hot.
Mary said she didn't eat meat.
Mary said she did that for us.
Mary said she cried every day.
Mary said she cried all night.
Mary said she couldn't recall.
Mary said she could swim well.
Mary said she could handle it.
Mary said her hands were cold.
Mary said Tom wasn't her type.
Mary said Tom told her to lie.
Mary said Tom didn't like her.
Mary said I can ride with her.
Mary reminds me of her mother.
Mary refused to sign her name.
Mary really misses her family.
Mary realized she was trapped.
Mary ran away when she saw me.
Mary ran as fast as she could.
Mary put on her coat and left.
Mary put her seatbelt back on.
Mary put her hat on the table.
Mary put her hands in the air.
Mary promised that she'd help.
Mary promised that she'd come.
Mary promised that she'd call.
Mary promised she'll be there.
Mary pretended she was asleep.
Mary poured herself some milk.
Mary partially blames herself.
Mary parked in her usual spot.
Mary painted her bicycle blue.
Mary only cares about herself.
Mary only cared about herself.
Mary often lies about her age.
Mary never said she'd help us.
Mary never said she'd do that.
Mary never said she hated Tom.
Mary never got out of her car.
Mary needs to change her plan.
Mary must be proud of herself.
Mary might do that on her own.
Mary might do that by herself.
Mary may have to quit her job.
Mary may do that if she wants.
Mary may do that if she likes.
Mary made up her mind quickly.
Mary loved what she was doing.
Mary lost the key to her room.
Mary lost interest in her job.
Mary lost her French textbook.
Mary looks tired, doesn't she?
Mary looks like she's worried.
Mary looks like she's through.
Mary looks like she's serious.
Mary looks like she's puzzled.
Mary looks like she's nervous.
Mary looks like she's jealous.
Mary looks like she's in pain.
Mary looks like she's healthy.
Mary looks like she's furious.
Mary looks like she's excited.
Mary looks like she's dubious.
Mary looks like she's curious.
Mary looks like she's annoyed.
Mary looks like she might cry.
Mary looks like herself again.
Mary looks great, doesn't she?
Mary looked through her stuff.
Mary looked like she was warm.
Mary looked like she was sick.
Mary looked like she was hurt.
Mary looked like she was fine.
Mary looked like she was done.
Mary looked like she was dead.
Mary looked like she was cold.
Mary looked like she was busy.
Mary looked down at her shoes.
Mary lived alone with her dog.
Mary likes to keep to herself.
Mary likes music, doesn't she?
Mary liked what she was doing.
Mary let me borrow her gloves.
Mary left her umbrella behind.
Mary left her keys in the car.
Mary left her coat downstairs.
Mary left after she had lunch.
Mary leaned back in her chair.
Mary knows who killed her dog.
Mary knows what she should do.
Mary knows what she has to do.
Mary knows that she was wrong.
Mary knows that she can't win.
Mary knows that Tom loves her.
Mary knows that Tom likes her.
Mary knows that I lied to her.
Mary knows she's been lied to.
Mary knows she should do that.
Mary knows she made a mistake.
Mary knows she has to do that.
Mary knew she'd said too much.
Mary knew she should help Tom.
Mary knew she had to help Tom.
Mary knew she had a job to do.
Mary knew Tom didn't love her.
Mary knew Tom didn't like her.
Mary killed herself yesterday.
Mary killed herself in Boston.
Mary just needs to do her job.
Mary just finished her coffee.
Mary isn't with her boyfriend.
Mary isn't very smart, is she?
Mary isn't very happy, is she?
Mary is working in her office.
Mary is waiting for her check.
Mary is very young, isn't she?
Mary is very tense, isn't she?
Mary is very sure she can win.
Mary is very smart, isn't she?
Mary is very sharp, isn't she?
Mary is very proud of herself.
Mary is very proud of her son.
Mary is very naive, isn't she?
Mary is very funny, isn't she?
Mary is very angry, isn't she?
Mary is unsociable, isn't she?
Mary is unpleasant, isn't she?
Mary is unpacking her clothes.
Mary is unfriendly, isn't she?
Mary is uncultured, isn't she?
Mary is unassuming, isn't she?
Mary is trying to fix her car.
Mary is trying to do her best.
Mary is thoughtful, isn't she?
Mary is successful, isn't she?
Mary is staying at her aunt's.
Mary is similar to her mother.
Mary is really shy, isn't she?
Mary is really old, isn't she?
Mary is rather shy, isn't she?
Mary is quite ugly, isn't she?
Mary is quite thin, isn't she?
Mary is quite rude, isn't she?
Mary is quite rich, isn't she?
Mary is quite hard on herself.
Mary is quite good at her job.
Mary is proud of her students.
Mary is proud of her daughter.
Mary is proud of her children.
Mary is productive, isn't she?
Mary is principled, isn't she?
Mary is pretty shy, isn't she?
Mary is pretty old, isn't she?
Mary is prejudiced, isn't she?
Mary is possessive, isn't she?
Mary is playing with her toys.
Mary is playing her saxophone.
Mary is photogenic, isn't she?
Mary is persuasive, isn't she?
Mary is persistent, isn't she?
Mary is passionate, isn't she?
Mary is overweight, isn't she?
Mary is optimistic, isn't she?
Mary is now living by herself.
Mary is methodical, isn't she?
Mary is living by herself now.
Mary is in trouble, isn't she?
Mary is in her office waiting.
Mary is in her early thirties.
Mary is good at what she does.
Mary is going to kill herself.
Mary is going to hurt herself.
Mary is finally herself again.
Mary is fairly old, isn't she?
Mary is excited about her job.
Mary is doing that by herself.
Mary is doing fine on her own.
Mary is diplomatic, isn't she?
Mary is determined, isn't she?
Mary is dependable, isn't she?
Mary is courageous, isn't she?
Mary is convinced she's right.
Mary is contradicting herself.
Mary is confident she can win.
Mary is compulsive, isn't she?
Mary is bored out of her mind.
Mary is being rude, isn't she?
Mary is behind in her studies.
Mary is back in her apartment.
Mary is asleep in her bedroom.
Mary is as tall as her father.
Mary is already in her office.
Mary is aggressive, isn't she?
Mary is afraid of her own son.
Mary is a lot like her mother.
Mary is a bit like her mother.
Mary invited her friends over.
Mary invited Tom to her party.
Mary invited Tom to her house.
Mary introduced herself to me.
Mary intended to kill herself.
Mary hopes that her team wins.
Mary hoped Tom could help her.
Mary herself asked us to come.
Mary helped herself to coffee.
Mary hasn't paid her rent yet.
Mary hasn't done her homework.
Mary has told me she can swim.
Mary has outgrown her clothes.
Mary has her own life to live.
Mary has everything she wants.
Mary has everything she needs.
Mary has come out of her coma.
Mary has already sold her car.
Mary has a safe in her office.
Mary has a bruise on her face.
Mary had to think for herself.
Mary had to rewrite her essay.
Mary had the table to herself.
Mary had the place to herself.
Mary had her appendix removed.
Mary grows her own vegetables.
Mary grinned when she saw Tom.
Mary got something in her eye.
Mary got rid of her old books.
Mary got more than she needed.
Mary got lost on her way here.
Mary got herself another beer.
Mary gave me her phone number.
Mary forgot to wash her hands.
Mary forgot to renew her visa.
Mary forgot to file her taxes.
Mary fixed herself a cocktail.
Mary fed her dog table scraps.
Mary expected Tom to help her.
Mary excused herself and left.
Mary drove her kids to school.
Mary doesn't think she'll win.
Mary doesn't obey her parents.
Mary doesn't like her new job.
Mary does that when she's sad.
Mary died when she was thirty.
Mary didn't seem sad, did she?
Mary didn't say she'd do that.
Mary didn't like what she saw.
Mary didn't finish her dinner.
Mary didn't complain, did she?
Mary didn't call Tom, did she?
Mary didn't break her promise.
Mary did what she always does.
Mary did her best to help Tom.
Mary did everything she could.
Mary did as she said she'd do.
Mary denies that she did that.
Mary denied that she did that.
Mary defended herself bravely.
Mary cut herself with a knife.
Mary couldn't get in her room.
Mary could've gone by herself.
Mary could've broken her neck.
Mary could do it if she tried.
Mary considered herself lucky.
Mary claimed she was innocent.
Mary canceled her appointment.
Mary can't eat it all herself.
Mary can't do that on her own.
Mary can't do that by herself.
Mary can take care of herself.
Mary can stay if she wants to.
Mary can no longer do her job.
Mary can join us if she wants.
Mary can do that if she wants.
Mary can do that if she tries.
Mary can do that if she likes.
Mary broke her new smartphone.
Mary bought herself a sweater.
Mary believes she can do that.
Mary begged Tom to let her go.
Mary ate breakfast by herself.
Mary asked me to help her out.
Mary asked me to cut her hair.
Mary asked me if I'd help her.
Mary asked if she was invited.
Mary asked how she could help.
Mary asked for her money back.
Mary asked Tom to go with her.
Mary asked Tom to forgive her.
Mary asked Tom join her group.
Mary admitted she's done that.
Mary admitted she was nervous.
Mary admitted she let Tom win.
Let Mary watch what she wants.
Let Mary drink what she wants.
Is Mary cleaning her room now?
Is Mary aware of what she did?
I'll help Mary clean her room.
I'll ask Mary what she thinks.
I told Mary to wash her hands.
I told Mary to clean her room.
I told Mary that I'd help her.
I told Mary I agreed with her.
I think Mary is in her office.
I thanked Mary for her advice.
I helped Mary do her homework.
I help Mary with her homework.
I guess Mary changed her mind.
I can't leave Mary by herself.
I asked Mary why she did that.
I asked Mary where she's from.
I asked Mary where she'd gone.
I asked Mary where she'd been.
I asked Mary what she thought.
I asked Mary if she'd go, too.
Has Mary cleaned her room yet?
Does Mary think she can do it?
Does Mary think Tom likes her?
Did Mary say why she was here?
Did Mary say why she did that?
Did Mary say how she did that?
Did Mary have what she needed?
Could Mary do that by herself?
Ask Mary when she'll get here.
Ask Mary what she wants to do.
Ask Mary if she speaks French.
Ask Mary if she needs my help.
Are you sure her name is Mary?
Will Mary go home by herself?
Will Mary do that by herself?
Why didn't Mary come herself?
Why did Mary do what she did?
Why did Mary change her mind?
Why did Mary cancel her trip?
Who did Mary sell her car to?
When did Mary say she'd come?
What did Mary say she wanted?
What did Mary say she needed?
We're going to name her Mary.
We gave Mary what she wanted.
Tell Mary you want her to go.
Tell Mary what she should do.
Tell Mary she should do that.
Tell Mary she has to do that.
Tell Mary it's not her fault.
Mary's had her house painted.
Mary would stay if she could.
Mary works here, doesn't she?
Mary works for her uncle now.
Mary worked most of her life.
Mary won't do that, will she?
Mary won't be late, will she?
Mary will paint her car blue.
Mary will help us, won't she?
Mary will go, too, won't she?
Mary will get herself killed.
Mary will do that, won't she?
Mary will do that on her own.
Mary will do that if she can.
Mary will do that by herself.
Mary will be fine, won't she?
Mary went back to her office.
Mary went back into her room.
Mary wasn't serious, was she?
Mary wasn't enjoying herself.
Mary wasn't at home, was she?
Mary was wearing her new hat.
Mary was raised by her uncle.
Mary wants us to go with her.
Mary wants me to lie for her.
Mary tried to sell her house.
Mary tried to defend herself.
Mary took off her sunglasses.
Mary took off her headphones.
Mary took her sunglasses off.
Mary took her headphones off.
Mary took her dog to the vet.
Mary took her dog for a walk.
Mary told me where she lived.
Mary told me what she wanted.
Mary told me that she's well.
Mary told me that she's safe.
Mary told me that she's fine.
Mary told me that she's done.
Mary told me that she's cold.
Mary told me that she was OK.
Mary told me she'd walk home.
Mary told me she'd try again.
Mary told me she'd stay home.
Mary told me she'd been sick.
Mary told me she'd been busy.
Mary told me she wasn't sure.
Mary told me she wasn't sick.
Mary told me she wasn't busy.
Mary told me she was wounded.
Mary told me she was working.
Mary told me she was unlucky.
Mary told me she was unhappy.
Mary told me she was thirsty.
Mary told me she was starved.
Mary told me she was retired.
Mary told me she was puzzled.
Mary told me she was pleased.
Mary told me she was nervous.
Mary told me she was jealous.
Mary told me she was healthy.
Mary told me she was furious.
Mary told me she was excited.
Mary told me she was curious.
Mary told me she was at home.
Mary told me she was annoyed.
Mary told me she was adopted.
Mary told me she walked home.
Mary told me she plans to go.
Mary told me she may do that.
Mary told me she liked pizza.
Mary told me she felt hungry.
Mary told me she felt better.
Mary told me she didn't know.
Mary told me she could do it.
Mary told me about her plans.
Mary told Tom she'd help him.
Mary told Tom she was sleepy.
Mary told Tom she was hungry.
Mary told Tom she left early.
Mary told Tom she didn't win.
Mary told Tom she didn't cry.
Mary told Tom about her plan.
Mary thinks she can prove it.
Mary talked about her school.
Mary talked about her father.
Mary talked about her family.
Mary takes her job seriously.
Mary sure is full of herself.
Mary still hopes she can win.
Mary stayed there by herself.
Mary smiled when she saw Tom.
Mary slept with her shoes on.
Mary sleeps whenever she can.
Mary showed me her portfolio.
Mary showed Tom her passport.
Mary showed Tom her calendar.
Mary shouted that she was OK.
Mary shouldn't go by herself.
Mary should cancel her party.
Mary should be in her office.
Mary shot herself last night.
Mary shot herself in the leg.
Mary shared her soup with me.
Mary sent her picture to Tom.
Mary seems to know her stuff.
Mary says that she's met you.
Mary says that she's healthy.
Mary says that she won't win.
Mary says that she won't cry.
Mary says that she knows you.
Mary says that she does that.
Mary says she's still hungry.
Mary says she's really sorry.
Mary says she's not done yet.
Mary says she's lost her key.
Mary says she's disappointed.
Mary says she's already paid.
Mary says she'll wait for us.
Mary says she won't tell Tom.
Mary says she should do that.
Mary says she saw everything.
Mary says she saw Tom crying.
Mary says she plans on going.
Mary says she owes Tom money.
Mary says she never did that.
Mary says she needs it today.
Mary says she has to do that.
Mary says she has no regrets.
Mary says she has experience.
Mary says she had to do that.
Mary says she didn't hit Tom.
Mary says she didn't do that.
Mary says she can't eat nuts.
Mary says she can pay for it.
Mary says her left leg hurts.
Mary says I make her nervous.
Mary said that she'd help me.
Mary said that she'd do that.
Mary said that she'd be late.
Mary said that she was wrong.
Mary said that she was upset.
Mary said that she was tired.
Mary said that she was sorry.
Mary said that she was ready.
Mary said that she was naked.
Mary said that she was lucky.
Mary said that she was happy.
Mary said that she was drunk.
Mary said that she was broke.
Mary said that she was bored.
Mary said that she was angry.
Mary said that she was alone.
Mary said that she loved Tom.
Mary said that she hated Tom.
Mary said she's still afraid.
Mary said she's proud of Tom.
Mary said she's going to win.
Mary said she's glad you won.
Mary said she's glad to help.
Mary said she's feeling fine.
Mary said she'll talk to Tom.
Mary said she'd wait and see.
Mary said she'd vote for Tom.
Mary said she'd visit Boston.
Mary said she'd probably win.
Mary said she'd love to help.
Mary said she'd look into it.
Mary said she'd like to help.
Mary said she'd go to church.
Mary said she'd go to Boston.
Mary said she'd do that, too.
Mary said she'd do that soon.
Mary said she'd call me back.
Mary said she'd call at 2:30.
Mary said she'd be back soon.
Mary said she'd also do that.
Mary said she wouldn't do it.
Mary said she wouldn't dance.
Mary said she won't marry me.
Mary said she wasn't worried.
Mary said she wasn't thirsty.
Mary said she wasn't so sure.
Mary said she wasn't nervous.
Mary said she wasn't injured.
Mary said she wasn't in pain.
Mary said she wasn't at home.
Mary said she was very upset.
Mary said she was very tired.
Mary said she was very sorry.
Mary said she was very happy.
Mary said she was interested.
Mary said she was having fun.
Mary said she was happy here.
Mary said she was frustrated.
Mary said she was doing fine.
Mary said she wanted to talk.
Mary said she wanted to play.
Mary said she wanted to help.
Mary said she wanted my help.
Mary said she wanted answers.
Mary said she should do that.
Mary said she saw Tom crying.
Mary said she plans on going.
Mary said she owes Tom money.
Mary said she owed Tom money.
Mary said she never hurt Tom.
Mary said she never did that.
Mary said she needed a favor.
Mary said she likes the idea.
Mary said she likes swimming.
Mary said she liked the idea.
Mary said she knew the rules.
Mary said she has to do that.
Mary said she had to do that.
Mary said she had no regrets.
Mary said she had a headache.
Mary said she had a daughter.
Mary said she found her keys.
Mary said she didn't see Tom.
Mary said she didn't do that.
Mary said she did that wrong.
Mary said she couldn't do it.
Mary said she could help Tom.
Mary said it was on her desk.
Mary said her team would win.
Mary said Tom waited for her.
Mary said Tom saved her life.
Mary retired when she was 65.
Mary reported her car stolen.
Mary refused to pay her bill.
Mary quit her job last month.
Mary puts milk in her coffee.
Mary put the book in her bag.
Mary put sugar in her coffee.
Mary put her gun in the safe.
Mary promised to do her best.
Mary promised she'll do that.
Mary promised she'd help Tom.
Mary promised she'd be there.
Mary promised me she'd do it.
Mary plans to sell her house.
Mary pawned her wedding ring.
Mary parked behind her house.
Mary painted her bicycle red.
Mary needs to clean her room.
Mary must be in her thirties.
Mary misses her family a lot.
Mary minded her own business.
Mary might have lost her way.
Mary met Tom on her way home.
Mary may be in over her head.
Mary makes her own decisions.
Mary made herself a sandwich.
Mary made her position clear.
Mary loves me and I love her.
Mary lost her umbrella again.
Mary lost her job last month.
Mary lost her hotel room key.
Mary lost everything she had.
Mary lost control of her car.
Mary looks young for her age.
Mary looks older than she is.
Mary looks like she's sleepy.
Mary looks like she's scared.
Mary looks like she's lonely.
Mary looks like she's hungry.
Mary looks like she's asleep.
Mary looks like she's amused.
Mary looks like she's afraid.
Mary looks good, doesn't she?
Mary looks busy, doesn't she?
Mary looks as if she's angry.
Mary looked like she was mad.
Mary lied to you, didn't she?
Mary lied to protect herself.
Mary let me use her computer.
Mary let Tom play her guitar.
Mary lent her umbrella to me.
Mary lent her bicycle to Tom.
Mary left her ticket at home.
Mary left her hat in my room.
Mary laughs at her own jokes.
Mary laughed until she cried.
Mary knows where she belongs.
Mary knows she has no choice.
Mary knows she has a problem.
Mary knows she can do better.
Mary knows Tom is mad at her.
Mary knew what she was doing.
Mary knew what she had to do.
Mary knew that she'd be late.
Mary knew that she was dying.
Mary knew that she could win.
Mary knew that Tom loved her.
Mary knew she'd have to wait.
Mary knew she was in trouble.
Mary knew she should do that.
Mary knew she had to do that.
Mary knew Tom would help her.
Mary knew Tom was mad at her.
Mary keeps things to herself.
Mary keeps her gun in a safe.
Mary just got her braces off.
Mary just can't help herself.
Mary isn't very busy, is she?
Mary isn't too young, is she?
Mary is with her parents now.
Mary is very tidy, isn't she?
Mary is very tall, isn't she?
Mary is very sure of herself.
Mary is very rude, isn't she?
Mary is very rich, isn't she?
Mary is very late, isn't she?
Mary is very hard on herself.
Mary is very good at her job.
Mary is very fast, isn't she?
Mary is upstairs in her room.
Mary is tenacious, isn't she?
Mary is talkative, isn't she?
Mary is taking off her shoes.
Mary is sure that she'll win.
Mary is sure she can do that.
Mary is still in her pajamas.
Mary is sorry she got caught.
Mary is sleeping in her room.
Mary is shameless, isn't she?
Mary is sensitive, isn't she?
Mary is secretive, isn't she?
Mary is resilient, isn't she?
Mary is quite shy, isn't she?
Mary is quite old, isn't she?
Mary is putting on her shoes.
Mary is probably in her room.
Mary is practical, isn't she?
Mary is packing her suitcase.
Mary is outspoken, isn't she?
Mary is organized, isn't she?
Mary is on her way to Boston.
Mary is on her way back home.
Mary is on her way back here.
Mary is older than she looks.
Mary is obstinate, isn't she?
Mary is obsessive, isn't she?
Mary is observant, isn't she?
Mary is obnoxious, isn't she?
Mary is objective, isn't she?
Mary is motivated, isn't she?
Mary is lucky Tom helped her.
Mary is looking for her keys.
Mary is like her grandmother.
Mary is just like her sister.
Mary is in her room sleeping.
Mary is in her late thirties.
Mary is in Boston, isn't she?
Mary is impulsive, isn't she?
Mary is impatient, isn't she?
Mary is going to do her best.
Mary is forgetful, isn't she?
Mary is foolhardy, isn't she?
Mary is exuberant, isn't she?
Mary is energetic, isn't she?
Mary is efficient, isn't she?
Mary is easygoing, isn't she?
Mary is doing what she loves.
Mary is doing all she can do.
Mary is dishonest, isn't she?
Mary is dedicated, isn't she?
Mary is deceitful, isn't she?
Mary is confident, isn't she?
Mary is conceited, isn't she?
Mary is changing her clothes.
Mary is at school, isn't she?
Mary is an expert, isn't she?
Mary is ambitious, isn't she?
Mary is afraid of her father.
Mary is active in her church.
Mary is a teacher, isn't she?
Mary is a student, isn't she?
Mary is a redhead, isn't she?
Mary invited me to her party.
Mary invited me to her house.
Mary invited Tom to her home.
Mary intends to kill herself.
Mary hurt herself doing that.
Mary hoped she could do that.
Mary heard Tom call her name.
Mary hates eating by herself.
Mary hasn't changed her mind.
Mary has told me she can win.
Mary has to change her plans.
Mary has tattoos on her arms.
Mary has spent all her money.
Mary has said she'll do that.
Mary has overstayed her visa.
Mary has dyed her hair black.
Mary has called off her trip.
Mary has braces on her teeth.
Mary has been dying her hair.
Mary has a scar on her cheek.
Mary had the room to herself.
Mary had a bruise on her arm.
Mary had Tom do that for her.
Mary got shampoo in her eyes.
Mary got married, didn't she?
Mary got in her car and left.
Mary got home all by herself.
Mary gets anything she wants.
Mary gave her son a drum set.
Mary gave away all her money.
Mary gave Tom her old camera.
Mary fried herself some eggs.
Mary forgot to sign her name.
Mary forgot her own birthday.
Mary expresses herself badly.
Mary eats a lot, doesn't she?
Mary drove her car to Boston.
Mary drives her parents' car.
Mary dressed herself quickly.
Mary does whatever she wants.
Mary does things her own way.
Mary dislocated her shoulder.
Mary didn't take her hat off.
Mary didn't say why she went.
Mary didn't say what she did.
Mary didn't obey her parents.
Mary didn't let Tom kiss her.
Mary didn't know her parents.
Mary didn't do that, did she?
Mary didn't do it by herself.
Mary didn't change her plans.
Mary did the work by herself.
Mary did that until she died.
Mary did that for her sister.
Mary did that for her family.
Mary did that all by herself.
Mary did do that, didn't she?
Mary did all of her homework.
Mary decided to sell her car.
Mary decided to quit her job.
Mary couldn't defend herself.
Mary claimed she's done that.
Mary claimed she wasn't paid.
Mary can't tie her own shoes.
Mary can't do it all herself.
Mary can get home by herself.
Mary can barely pay her rent.
Mary bought herself a ticket.
Mary bought herself a camera.
Mary begged me to let her in.
Mary asked me if I liked her.
Mary asked if she could help.
Mary always gets her own way.
Mary almost lost her balance.
Mary admitted that she cried.
Mary admitted she was scared.
Mary admitted she was guilty.
Mary admitted she was afraid.
Mary admitted she left early.
Mary actually did it herself.
Let Mary read what she wants.
Let Mary have what she wants.
If you ask Mary, she'll help.
If Mary comes, give her this.
I told Mary to take her time.
I told Mary she was a coward.
I think Mary injured herself.
I saw Mary leaving her house.
I saw Mary before she saw me.
I promised Mary I'd help her.
I love Mary and she loves me.
I like Mary, but she's weird.
I know why Mary quit her job.
I hope Mary changes her mind.
I helped Mary unload her van.
I helped Mary clean her room.
I asked Mary why she was sad.
I asked Mary where she lived.
I asked Mary if she was busy.
I asked Mary if she knew Tom.
I asked Mary how she'd do it.
I asked Mary for her address.
How old did Mary say she was?
Give Mary whatever she wants.
Find Mary and bring her home.
Did Mary say what she wanted?
Did Mary say she was worried?
Did Mary really kill herself?
Ask Mary when she'll do that.
Ask Mary to bring her guitar.
When does Mary walk her dog?
When did Mary break her leg?
Tell Mary she has to get up.
Tell Mary I've got her keys.
Tell Mary I'll see her soon.
Tell Mary I want to see her.
Mary's family must miss her.
Mary's dangerous, isn't she?
Mary wrote about her family.
Mary won't let Tom kiss her.
Mary wishes she'd done that.
Mary wished she were taller.
Mary wished she had parents.
Mary whistled as she worked.
Mary went back to her hotel.
Mary wasn't so sure herself.
Mary was with her boyfriend.
Mary was talking to herself.
Mary was sure she could win.
Mary was just doing her job.
Mary was fired from her job.
Mary was ashamed of herself.
Mary was angry with herself.
Mary wanted Tom to love her.
Mary wanted Tom to like her.
Mary wanted Tom to kiss her.
Mary wanted Tom to help her.
Mary wanted Tom to call her.
Mary unbuckled her seatbelt.
Mary turned on her computer.
Mary tried to drown herself.
Mary took off her ski boots.
Mary took a sip of her milk.
Mary told us she could help.
Mary told us about her trip.
Mary told me what she wants.
Mary told me that she's shy.
Mary told me that she'd won.
Mary told me she'd help Tom.
Mary told me she'd call you.
Mary told me she'd be there.
Mary told me she wasn't mad.
Mary told me she was unhurt.
Mary told me she was thirty.
Mary told me she was sleepy.
Mary told me she was single.
Mary told me she was scared.
Mary told me she was lonely.
Mary told me she was hungry.
Mary told me she was afraid.
Mary told me she was a poet.
Mary told me she understood.
Mary told me she liked snow.
Mary told me she liked rain.
Mary told me she left early.
Mary told me she had a plan.
Mary told me she had a cold.
Mary told me she felt tired.
Mary told me she enjoyed it.
Mary told me she didn't win.
Mary told me she didn't cry.
Mary told me she called you.
Mary told me about her trip.
Mary told Tom she'd do that.
Mary told Tom she'd be back.
Mary told Tom she was tired.
Mary told Tom she was sorry.
Mary told Tom she loved him.
Mary told Tom she could win.
Mary tied her dog to a tree.
Mary thinks she's so clever.
Mary thinks she has the flu.
Mary thinks she can do that.
Mary swore she was innocent.
Mary swims well for her age.
Mary still lives by herself.
Mary stepped on her glasses.
Mary stayed with her father.
Mary stayed home by herself.
Mary sold her old car to me.
Mary sold her car last week.
Mary smiled when she saw me.
Mary showed me her schedule.
Mary should help her mother.
Mary should do that herself.
Mary set her alarm for 2:30.
Mary seemed sure of herself.
Mary seemed sad, didn't she?
Mary says that she's lonely.
Mary says that she's hungry.
Mary says that she did that.
Mary says she's very hungry.
Mary says she's ready to go.
Mary says she's not worried.
Mary says she's not thirsty.
Mary says she'll go with us.
Mary says she'll do nothing.
Mary says she'll correct it.
Mary says she'll be careful.
Mary says she'd love to win.
Mary says she'd like to win.
Mary says she won't help us.
Mary says she won't do that.
Mary says she wants to swim.
Mary says she talked to Tom.
Mary says she speaks French.
Mary says she owes Tom $300.
Mary says she misses Boston.
Mary says she met my father.
Mary says she loves us both.
Mary says she isn't worried.
Mary says she isn't thirsty.
Mary says she has no choice.
Mary says she doesn't snore.
Mary says she did just fine.
Mary says she can't do that.
Mary says she can afford it.
Mary saw that she was wrong.
Mary said that she was sick.
Mary said that she was safe.
Mary said that she was rich.
Mary said that she was poor.
Mary said that she was next.
Mary said that she was hurt.
Mary said that she was full.
Mary said that she was free.
Mary said that she was done.
Mary said that she was cold.
Mary said that she was busy.
Mary said that she loved me.
Mary said that she liked me.
Mary said that she did that.
Mary said she's very hungry.
Mary said she's unimpressed.
Mary said she's unconvinced.
Mary said she's sympathetic.
Mary said she's ready to go.
Mary said she's pessimistic.
Mary said she's not worried.
Mary said she's not thirsty.
Mary said she's heartbroken.
Mary said she's embarrassed.
Mary said she's discouraged.
Mary said she'll try to win.
Mary said she'll leave soon.
Mary said she'd write to us.
Mary said she'd wait for us.
Mary said she'd talk to Tom.
Mary said she'd sort it out.
Mary said she'd do it later.
Mary said she wouldn't wait.
Mary said she won't do that.
Mary said she wasn't thirty.
Mary said she wasn't sleepy.
Mary said she wasn't hungry.
Mary said she wasn't coming.
Mary said she was in Boston.
Mary said she was exhausted.
Mary said she was done, too.
Mary said she was at school.
Mary said she was an artist.
Mary said she wanted to win.
Mary said she wanted to cry.
Mary said she owes Tom $300.
Mary said she owed Tom $300.
Mary said she never saw Tom.
Mary said she might not win.
Mary said she might do that.
Mary said she liked my idea.
Mary said she isn't worried.
Mary said she felt the same.
Mary said she felt offended.
Mary said she felt nauseous.
Mary said she didn't get it.
Mary said she did just that.
Mary said she couldn't walk.
Mary said she couldn't wait.
Mary said she could take it.
Mary said she could help us.
Mary said she could do that.
Mary said she can't do that.
Mary said she can handle it.
Mary said she called police.
Mary said she believed that.
Mary said her job was tough.
Mary said her back was sore.
Mary said Tom's dog bit her.
Mary said Tom yelled at her.
Mary said Tom told her that.
Mary rolled her window down.
Mary rolled down her window.
Mary rode away on her horse.
Mary restarted her computer.
Mary regretted what she did.
Mary really knows her stuff.
Mary realized she was wrong.
Mary realized she was alone.
Mary quit her job yesterday.
Mary quit her job last week.
Mary put milk in her coffee.
Mary put her jacket back on.
Mary put her helmet back on.
Mary put her gloves back on.
Mary put her arm around Tom.
Mary promised she'd tell us.
Mary promised she'd help us.
Mary promised she'd do that.
Mary promised me she'd help.
Mary promised me she'd come.
Mary probably dyes her hair.
Mary pretended she was sick.
Mary poured herself a drink.
Mary plans to go by herself.
Mary painted her room white.
Mary often talks to herself.
Mary often plays by herself.
Mary often changes her mind.
Mary now lives with her mom.
Mary now lives with her dad.
Mary never swims by herself.
Mary never raises her voice.
Mary never knew her parents.
Mary needs to wash her face.
Mary named her puppy Cookie.
Mary mostly kept to herself.
Mary might be in her office.
Mary may go home by herself.
Mary may do that on her own.
Mary may do that by herself.
Mary made a fool of herself.
Mary lost her job on Monday.
Mary lost her boarding pass.
Mary looks like she's upset.
Mary looks like she's tired.
Mary looks like she's tense.
Mary looks like she's sorry.
Mary looks like she's ready.
Mary looks like she's happy.
Mary looks like she's drunk.
Mary looks like she's bored.
Mary looks like she's awake.
Mary looks like she's angry.
Mary looks like she's alone.
Mary looks good for her age.
Mary looks after her mother.
Mary looked like she was OK.
Mary looked for her glasses.
Mary lives with her parents.
Mary lived there by herself.
Mary likes to take her time.
Mary likes her school a lot.
Mary likes her coffee black.
Mary let Tom ride her horse.
Mary let Tom read her diary.
Mary lent her camera to Tom.
Mary left her phone at home.
Mary knows what she's doing.
Mary knows that she's right.
Mary knows that she's dying.
Mary knows she's in trouble.
Mary knows she has to do it.
Mary knew that she was safe.
Mary knew that she was lost.
Mary knew she'd be punished.
Mary knew she was in danger.
Mary knew she had no choice.
Mary knew she had a problem.
Mary knew she couldn't stay.
Mary kissed you, didn't she?
Mary killed herself in 2013.
Mary just does what she can.
Mary isn't tall for her age.
Mary isn't sure she's ready.
Mary isn't like her brother.
Mary isn't enjoying herself.
Mary is working at her desk.
Mary is very shy, isn't she?
Mary is very old, isn't she?
Mary is tolerant, isn't she?
Mary is tidying up her room.
Mary is thorough, isn't she?
Mary is talented, isn't she?
Mary is stuck-up, isn't she?
Mary is stubborn, isn't she?
Mary is still in her office.
Mary is spirited, isn't she?
Mary is sleeping, isn't she?
Mary is sleeping in her car.
Mary is sitting at her desk.
Mary is shameful, isn't she?
Mary is sensible, isn't she?
Mary is ruthless, isn't she?
Mary is romantic, isn't she?
Mary is reserved, isn't she?
Mary is renovating her home.
Mary is reliable, isn't she?
Mary is reckless, isn't she?
Mary is reading in her room.
Mary is rational, isn't she?
Mary is punctual, isn't she?
Mary is prepared, isn't she?
Mary is powerful, isn't she?
Mary is positive, isn't she?
Mary is pleasant, isn't she?
Mary is playing in her room.
Mary is pathetic, isn't she?
Mary is outgoing, isn't she?
Mary is obedient, isn't she?
Mary is lying about her age.
Mary is losing her patience.
Mary is looking for her son.
Mary is gullible, isn't she?
Mary is generous, isn't she?
Mary is fine now, isn't she?
Mary is fearless, isn't she?
Mary is eloquent, isn't she?
Mary is discreet, isn't she?
Mary is decorating her room.
Mary is decisive, isn't she?
Mary is creative, isn't she?
Mary is careless, isn't she?
Mary is busy now, isn't she?
Mary is at her desk working.
Mary is arrogant, isn't she?
Mary is annoying, isn't she?
Mary is already at her desk.
Mary is alone in her office.
Mary is a doctor, isn't she?
Mary invited me to her home.
Mary insists she's innocent.
Mary hopes that she can win.
Mary hopes Tom forgives her.
Mary held up her right hand.
Mary hasn't taken her pills.
Mary has to protect herself.
Mary has to change her plan.
Mary has given Tom her cold.
Mary has canceled her party.
Mary has a scar on her face.
Mary has a scar on her chin.
Mary has a car, doesn't she?
Mary had to cancel her trip.
Mary had her hair cut short.
Mary had a pack on her back.
Mary had a cramp in her leg.
Mary got the job she wanted.
Mary got rid of her old car.
Mary got her tongue pierced.
Mary got her teeth whitened.
Mary got her hearing tested.
Mary got fired from her job.
Mary gave her old car to me.
Mary gave her cat some milk.
Mary gave Tom all her money.
Mary forgot to pay her rent.
Mary forgot to lock her car.
Mary forgot her appointment.
Mary folded up her umbrella.
Mary finally found her keys.
Mary fell and hurt her knee.
Mary fell and hurt her hand.
Mary fell and broke her arm.
Mary fastened her seat belt.
Mary failed her French test.
Mary explained her decision.
Mary ended up going herself.
Mary eats lunch at her desk.
Mary dropped her flashlight.
Mary dropped her coffee cup.
Mary drank her orange juice.
Mary doesn't share her food.
Mary doesn't care, does she?
Mary does that, doesn't she?
Mary didn't touch her lunch.
Mary didn't suffer, did she?
Mary didn't do that herself.
Mary didn't do her homework.
Mary didn't change her mind.
Mary did what she should do.
Mary did what she had to do.
Mary did the best she could.
Mary did all that she could.
Mary cried herself to sleep.
Mary couldn't find her keys.
Mary could've saved herself.
Mary could be in her office.
Mary claims that she's rich.
Mary claims she's done that.
Mary claims she can do that.
Mary claimed she left early.
Mary changes her mind a lot.
Mary can't do that, can she?
Mary can say what she wants.
Mary can leave if she wants.
Mary can go if she wants to.
Mary can do that, can't she?
Mary can do that on her own.
Mary can do that by herself.
Mary can do it if she tries.
Mary broke both of her legs.
Mary broke both of her arms.
Mary bought what she wanted.
Mary bought what she needed.
Mary begged Tom to help her.
Mary admitted she was wrong.
Mary admitted she does that.
Mary admits she's done that.
Let Mary go home by herself.
Let Mary eat what she wants.
Let Mary do that by herself.
Let Mary decide for herself.
Let Mary buy what she wants.
Is Mary still in her office?
Is Mary lying about her age?
I'm sure Mary is on her way.
I thought her name was Mary.
I think Mary killed herself.
I think Mary blames herself.
I thanked Mary for her time.
I saw Mary hiding her money.
I helped Mary with her work.
I gave Mary what she wanted.
I asked Mary why she did it.
I asked Mary what she meant.
Has Mary found her keys yet?
Give Mary what she asks for.
Get Mary whatever she wants.
Don't let Mary hurt herself.
Did Mary say she'd help Tom?
Did Mary say she left early?
Did Mary say she drank that?
Did Mary say how she did it?
Did Mary drive herself home?
Did Mary do that on her own?
Did Mary do that by herself?
Can Mary drive herself home?
Ask Mary when she gets back.
Ask Mary what her plans are.
Ask Mary if she wants to go.
Ask Mary if she can do that.
What did Mary say she lost?
Tell Mary to take her time.
Tell Mary that she's wrong.
Tell Mary she has to leave.
Please let Mary do her job.
Mary's father punished her.
Mary won't do that herself.
Mary won't change her mind.
Mary will be OK, won't she?
Mary went there by herself.
Mary went into her bedroom.
Mary went back to her seat.
Mary went back to her room.
Mary went back to her dorm.
Mary went back to her desk.
Mary wasn't there, was she?
Mary wasn't in her bedroom.
Mary was there, wasn't she?
Mary was the name she used.
Mary was right, wasn't she?
Mary was lying on her back.
Mary was in her bed asleep.
Mary was defending herself.
Mary was cleaning her room.
Mary wants to sell her car.
Mary wants to kill herself.
Mary wants to dye her hair.
Mary wants Tom to help her.
Mary unpacked her suitcase.
Mary unlocked her suitcase.
Mary unbuttoned her jacket.
Mary turned her blinker on.
Mary trusted her instincts.
Mary tried to kill herself.
Mary took what wasn't hers.
Mary took out her passport.
Mary took off her raincoat.
Mary took off her overcoat.
Mary took off her name tag.
Mary told us what she knew.
Mary told us she'd do that.
Mary told us about her day.
Mary told me she'd help us.
Mary told me she'd help me.
Mary told me she'd do that.
Mary told me she'd call me.
Mary told me she'd be late.
Mary told me she'd be here.
Mary told me she'd be back.
Mary told me she was wrong.
Mary told me she was upset.
Mary told me she was tired.
Mary told me she was sorry.
Mary told me she was ready.
Mary told me she was happy.
Mary told me she was dying.
Mary told me she was drunk.
Mary told me she was broke.
Mary told me she was bored.
Mary told me she was angry.
Mary told me she was alone.
Mary told me she should go.
Mary told me she loved Tom.
Mary told me she liked Tom.
Mary told me she knows Tom.
Mary told me she had to go.
Mary told me she felt weak.
Mary told me she felt sick.
Mary told me she felt safe.
Mary told me she felt fine.
Mary told me she felt cold.
Mary told me she disagreed.
Mary told me about her dog.
Mary told Tom she was busy.
Mary told Tom she did that.
Mary thought she'd be late.
Mary thought she was dying.
Mary thought she was alone.
Mary thought she could win.
Mary thinks she's a genius.
Mary taught herself French.
Mary talked about her trip.
Mary takes care of herself.
Mary swears she's innocent.
Mary still has her coat on.
Mary sold all her property.
Mary showed Tom her tattoo.
Mary showed Tom her garden.
Mary should clean her room.
Mary should be in her room.
Mary seldom uses her phone.
Mary says that she's tired.
Mary says that she's happy.
Mary says that she'll wait.
Mary says she's not sleepy.
Mary says she's not hungry.
Mary says she's not guilty.
Mary says she's not coming.
Mary says she's interested.
Mary says she's having fun.
Mary says she's got a cold.
Mary says she's feeling OK.
Mary says she's doing that.
Mary says she's busy today.
Mary says she was confused.
Mary says she lost her key.
Mary says she isn't sleepy.
Mary says she isn't hungry.
Mary says she isn't afraid.
Mary says she has no vices.
Mary says she doesn't swim.
Mary says she doesn't mind.
Mary says she doesn't know.
Mary says she didn't do it.
Mary sang while she worked.
Mary sang her son to sleep.
Mary said that she's sorry.
Mary said that she'd do it.
Mary said that she was sad.
Mary said that she was mad.
Mary said that Tom hit her.
Mary said she's very tired.
Mary said she's very happy.
Mary said she's unemployed.
Mary said she's suspicious.
Mary said she's supportive.
Mary said she's optimistic.
Mary said she's not sleepy.
Mary said she's not hungry.
Mary said she's interested.
Mary said she's frustrated.
Mary said she's frightened.
Mary said she's displeased.
Mary said she'd try to win.
Mary said she'd look at it.
Mary said she wasn't upset.
Mary said she wasn't tired.
Mary said she wasn't sorry.
Mary said she wasn't happy.
Mary said she wasn't bored.
Mary said she wasn't angry.
Mary said she was worn out.
Mary said she was starving.
Mary said she was retiring.
Mary said she was mistaken.
Mary said she was finished.
Mary said she was confused.
Mary said she was Canadian.
Mary said she wants to win.
Mary said she wanted to go.
Mary said she tried to win.
Mary said she needed money.
Mary said she knew who won.
Mary said she isn't thirty.
Mary said she isn't sleepy.
Mary said she isn't hungry.
Mary said she had to leave.
Mary said she had no vices.
Mary said she had no money.
Mary said she felt seasick.
Mary said she feels strong.
Mary said she feels better.
Mary said she doesn't know.
Mary said she didn't smoke.
Mary said she didn't do it.
Mary said she didn't agree.
Mary said she did it wrong.
Mary said she could fix it.
Mary said she believes Tom.
Mary said she believed Tom.
Mary said she ate too much.
Mary said it was her fault.
Mary said her bus was late.
Mary rolled up her sleeves.
Mary repeated her question.
Mary really enjoys her job.
Mary reads to her daughter.
Mary rarely uses her phone.
Mary raised her right hand.
Mary put on her sunglasses.
Mary put on her ice skates.
Mary put on her headphones.
Mary put her sunglasses on.
Mary put her shoes back on.
Mary put her notebook away.
Mary put her boots back on.
Mary put down her suitcase.
Mary put away her notebook.
Mary punished her children.
Mary pulled off her gloves.
Mary never locks her doors.
Mary never forgave herself.
Mary never doubted herself.
Mary needs Tom to help her.
Mary mixed herself a drink.
Mary might change her mind.
Mary may have lost her way.
Mary may do what she wants.
Mary lost her wedding ring.
Mary lost her job recently.
Mary lost her favorite cap.
Mary lost all of her money.
Mary looks old for her age.
Mary looks like she's sick.
Mary looks like she's hurt.
Mary looks like she's fine.
Mary looks like she's done.
Mary looks like she's cold.
Mary looks like she's busy.
Mary looks like her sister.
Mary looked under her seat.
Mary lives with her mother.
Mary lives with her father.
Mary lives with her family.
Mary lied about her weight.
Mary let me borrow her car.
Mary let Tom use her phone.
Mary let Tom drive her car.
Mary left her kids at home.
Mary left her keys with me.
Mary left her dog with Tom.
Mary left her car unlocked.
Mary knew she wouldn't win.
Mary knew she had to leave.
Mary knew she couldn't win.
Mary just changed her mind.
Mary isn't serious, is she?
Mary isn't like her sister.
Mary isn't leaving, is she?
Mary isn't at home, is she?
Mary is with her boyfriend.
Mary is winning, isn't she?
Mary is wealthy, isn't she?
Mary is unlucky, isn't she?
Mary is unhappy, isn't she?
Mary is the one, isn't she?
Mary is talking to herself.
Mary is still in her teens.
Mary is special, isn't she?
Mary is so full of herself.
Mary is sincere, isn't she?
Mary is serious, isn't she?
Mary is selfish, isn't she?
Mary is retired, isn't she?
Mary is protecting herself.
Mary is popular, isn't she?
Mary is perfect, isn't she?
Mary is patient, isn't she?
Mary is on her way to work.
Mary is on her lunch break.
Mary is nervous, isn't she?
Mary is married, isn't she?
Mary is leaving, isn't she?
Mary is just doing her job.
Mary is just being herself.
Mary is jealous, isn't she?
Mary is hoping she can win.
Mary is helping her father.
Mary is helpful, isn't she?
Mary is healthy, isn't she?
Mary is glad she has a job.
Mary is foolish, isn't she?
Mary is doing what she can.
Mary is doing her homework.