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I didn't tell Mary anything she didn't already know.
I didn't let Mary finish what she was trying to say.
I didn't know Mary would have to do that on her own.
I didn't know Mary would have to do that by herself.
I bet Mary thirty dollars that she couldn't do that.
I asked Mary why she wasn't at the party last night.
I asked Mary to come yesterday, but she didn't come.
I asked Mary if she wanted to go to a movie with me.
I almost told Mary what you told me not to tell her.
How did Mary talk Tom into babysitting her children?
How did Mary know she was supposed to be here today?
Does Mary really think she can take care of herself?
Do you think Mary would like me to help her do that?
Do you have any pictures of Mary when she was a kid?
Did Mary say she thought she didn't need to do that?
Did Mary say she thought she didn't have to do that?
Did Mary know that she was doing that the wrong way?
As a matter of fact, Mary didn't do that by herself.
You should've told Mary that she needed to do that.
Who did Mary think would want to go there with her?
When Mary was in kindergarten, she lived in Boston.
When Mary gets back, tell her to come to my office.
When Mary first told me that, I didn't believe her.
What makes you think Mary can take care of herself?
What happened to Mary? I haven't seen her recently.
We need to make sure Mary has everything she needs.
We have to get Mary someplace where she'll be safe.
We have no plans to replace Mary after she retires.
Was it you who told Mary she shouldn't leave early?
There were a lot of things Mary said she had to do.
The police handcuffed Mary and read her her rights.
Sometimes Mary does that and sometimes she doesn't.
Since Mary is sick, I'm sure she won't go swimming.
Please tell Mary she needs to get home before 2:30.
Please tell Mary she doesn't need to do that today.
Please tell Mary she doesn't have to do that today.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she's got to do that today.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she shouldn't do that here.
Maybe Mary doesn't know exactly what she should do.
Maybe Mary doesn't know exactly what she has to do.
Mary's parents let her do whatever she wants to do.
Mary's parents let her do anything she wants to do.
Mary's father doesn't allow her to go out at night.
Mary's doctor suggested that she cut down on sugar.
Mary's doctor advised her not to eat between meals.
Mary writes everything down so she won't forget it.
Mary wouldn't tell me who she was planning to meet.
Mary wouldn't have done that if she didn't have to.
Mary wouldn't be happy if we forced her to do that.
Mary would've done that if she'd had the chance to.
Mary would've done that herself if she'd known how.
Mary would've done that by herself if she could've.
Mary wondered why she'd never seen Tom here before.
Mary wondered where Tom wanted her to park the car.
Mary wondered what to do with the wallet she found.
Mary won't have to do anything she doesn't want to.
Mary won't go to sleep unless you read her a story.
Mary won't be able to solve the problem by herself.
Mary won't be able to do that unless Tom helps her.
Mary will very likely be punished for what she did.
Mary will probably tell Tom why she had to do that.
Mary will probably tell Tom that she can't do that.
Mary will probably tell Tom she'll never leave him.
Mary will probably tell Tom she intends to do that.
Mary will probably finish what she's doing by 2:30.
Mary will need at least $300 to buy what she needs.
Mary will likely be very hungry when she gets home.
Mary went out drinking with her friends last night.
Mary wasn't willing to do what we wanted her to do.
Mary wasn't willing to do what Tom asked her to do.
Mary wasn't sure whether she should do that or not.
Mary wasn't sure when she was supposed to be there.
Mary wasn't aware that nobody was listening to her.
Mary wasn't able to do everything she wanted to do.
Mary wasn't able to do everything she needed to do.
Mary was walking too fast for us catch up with her.
Mary was walking too fast for me catch up with her.
Mary was surprised when Tom showed up at her party.
Mary was shocked when I told her what had happened.
Mary was probably about thirteen when she did that.
Mary was never able to tell Tom that she loved him.
Mary was disappointed that she didn't win the race.
Mary was advised by Tom not to go there by herself.
Mary was able to do that well when she was younger.
Mary was a very good skier when she was a teenager.
Mary wants to make sure that doesn't happen to her.
Mary wants to know how she can lose weight quickly.
Mary wants me to give her money to buy a harmonica.
Mary wanted to know the reason Tom didn't like her.
Mary wanted everybody to know that she was unhappy.
Mary wanted Tom to understand why she had to leave.
Mary wanted Tom to meet her in front of the school.
Mary usually wears a wetsuit when she goes surfing.
Mary usually only wears glasses when she's reading.
Mary tried to tell Tom what she was planning to do.
Mary tried to stay awake, but she soon fell asleep.
Mary took a lot of pictures when she was in Boston.
Mary told us she didn't want to play poker with us.
Mary told us she didn't want to eat anything spicy.
Mary told me yesterday that she'd do that tomorrow.
Mary told me that she'd like to visit us in Boston.
Mary told me that she won't tell Tom what happened.
Mary told me that she was the first one to do that.
Mary told me that she was planning to study abroad.
Mary told me that she was planning to go to Boston.
Mary told me that she was interested in doing that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be worried.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be jealous.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be furious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be curious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be careful.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be at home.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was undependable.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was disorganized.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was disappointed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was conservative.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was ambidextrous.
Mary told me that she forgot where she hid the key.
Mary told me that she forgot all about the meeting.
Mary told me that she didn't expect that to happen.
Mary told me she wouldn't take up much of our time.
Mary told me she wouldn't be able to help me today.
Mary told me she wouldn't be able to do that today.
Mary told me she was looking forward to doing that.
Mary told me she wanted me to learn how to do that.
Mary told me she thought it would be OK to do that.
Mary told me she didn't want to spend time in jail.
Mary told me she didn't want to do that by herself.
Mary told me she didn't take French in high school.
Mary told me she didn't have any friends in Boston.
Mary told me she couldn't wait to get out of there.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wasn't able to speak French.
Mary told Tom that she was going to try to do that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't worried.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't thirsty.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't sincere.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't nervous.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't married.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't jealous.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't correct.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was unprepared.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was unemployed.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was suspicious.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was prejudiced.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was interested.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was frustrated.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was frightened.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was downstairs.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was dependable.
Mary told Tom that she didn't want to study French.
Mary told Tom that she didn't want John to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think he'd been fair.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was upset.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was tired.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was right.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was ready.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was happy.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was funny.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was drunk.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was crazy.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was bossy.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was bored.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was awake.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was angry.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was alone.
Mary told Tom that she didn't have time to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't feel like doing that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't believe in astrology.
Mary told Tom she'd eat dinner with John and Alice.
Mary told Tom she hoped she didn't have to do that.
Mary told Tom she didn't want him to do that again.
Mary thought she might not need to do that anymore.
Mary thought she might not have to do that anymore.
Mary thought she might not be permitted to do that.
Mary thought she might be allowed to do that today.
Mary thought Tom wouldn't likely come to her party.
Mary thought Tom would want him to do that for her.
Mary thought Tom would probably refuse to help her.
Mary thought Tom would be bored, but she was wrong.
Mary thought Tom lied to her about where he'd been.
Mary texted Tom to let him know that she'd be late.
Mary talked Tom into going to the concert with her.
Mary still hasn't told me why she wants to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she needs to do that.
Mary still doesn't think Tom can do that, does she?
Mary still doesn't look like she's having much fun.
Mary started to say something, but Tom stopped her.
Mary started learning French when she was thirteen.
Mary speaks French as if she were a native speaker.
Mary sometimes does that and sometimes she doesn't.
Mary sold some of the potatoes she'd bought to Tom.
Mary sold her car to Tom for three hundred dollars.
Mary showed me the money she found on the sidewalk.
Mary shouldn't tell Tom that she's going to Boston.
Mary shouldn't have gone out after dark by herself.
Mary should've done that the way Tom showed her.
Mary should tell Tom that she wants him to do that.
Mary should tell Tom she wants to find another job.
Mary should tell Tom she doesn't intend to do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom what she wants to do.
Mary should probably tell Tom what she needs to do.
Mary should probably tell Tom she'll never do that.
Mary should probably tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary should never have tried to do that on her own.
Mary should never have tried to do that by herself.
Mary should never have tried doing that on her own.
Mary should never have tried doing that by herself.
Mary seemed to be unaware of what she needed to do.
Mary seemed to be happy with the gift Tom gave her.
Mary says this will be the last time she does this.
Mary says this will be the last time she does that.
Mary says that she doesn't know anything about Tom.
Mary says she's considering dropping out of school.
Mary says she'll do that whether it's legal or not.
Mary says she'll do that again if Tom wants her to.
Mary says she'll be sticking around for a few days.
Mary says she understands why Tom wants to do that.
Mary says she thought she could do that by herself.
Mary says she thinks it might be stupid to do that.
Mary says she still remembers the time we did that.
Mary says she needs to talk to Tom about something.
Mary says she knows Tom won't pass his French test.
Mary says she isn't interested in doing that again.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't be afraid to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows who wants to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows who needs to do that.
Mary says she heard that Tom wanted to change jobs.
Mary says she doesn't want to sing with us anymore.
Mary says she doesn't want to go to Boston with us.
Mary says she doesn't think she could ever do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom will do that today.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom is able to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom enjoyed doing that.
Mary says she doesn't intend to ever do that again.
Mary says she didn't know Tom was going to do that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wanted to go sailing.
Mary saw what she was looking for on the top shelf.
Mary said this will be the last time she does that.
Mary said that wasn't the real reason she did that.
Mary said that she's looking forward to seeing you.
Mary said that she'd never formally studied French.
Mary said that she'd gone by the time we got there.
Mary said that she wasn't the first one to do that.
Mary said that she wasn't living in Boston anymore.
Mary said that she wasn't interested in doing that.
Mary said that she was very glad that she did that.
Mary said that she was very glad that Tom did that.
Mary said that she was sure that Tom would do that.
Mary said that she was planning to be here by 2:30.
Mary said that she was glad that we could be there.
Mary said that she was eager to eat lunch with Tom.
Mary said that she simply couldn't wait any longer.
Mary said that she might not be at school tomorrow.
Mary said that she didn't really like staying here.
Mary said that she didn't really intend to do that.
Mary said that she didn't know how to speak French.
Mary said that she didn't know anything about that.
Mary said that she and Tom can't come to our party.
Mary said that Tom's complaining didn't bother her.
Mary said she's never been to a Chinese restaurant.
Mary said she's going to attend tomorrow's meeting.
Mary said she's glad you were able to go yesterday.
Mary said she'll do that for you if you ask her to.
Mary said she'd try to do that as soon as possible.
Mary said she'd like to have another cup of coffee.
Mary said she'd help me do that if I wanted her to.
Mary said she'd expected Tom to get home on Monday.
Mary said she'd be back before the end of the week.
Mary said she wouldn't help, but Tom said he would.
Mary said she wouldn't have enough time to do that.
Mary said she wouldn't be interested in doing that.
Mary said she wouldn't be allowed to do that again.
Mary said she wished she could speak French better.
Mary said she wasn't going to sell the family farm.
Mary said she wasn't going Tom and Alice's wedding.
Mary said she was too short to reach the top shelf.
Mary said she was hoping we could do that together.
Mary said she was going to go to Boston to see Tom.
Mary said she wanted to buy one of Tom's paintings.
Mary said she wanted to ask me a personal question.
Mary said she wanted me to show her how to do that.
Mary said she thought you wouldn't want to do that.
Mary said she thought we'd need to wait until 2:30.
Mary said she thought that would likely not happen.
Mary said she thought she was too drunk to do that.
Mary said she thought she knew what had to be done.
Mary said she thought she could do that by herself.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't want to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't need to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't like to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't have to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be willing to wait.
Mary said she thought Tom would be glad to see her.
Mary said she thought Tom would be able to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom was in his room studying.
Mary said she thought Tom was in his room sleeping.
Mary said she thought Tom needed to get more sleep.
Mary said she thought Tom might be able to do that.
Mary said she thought I might have to do that soon.
Mary said she saw Tom spanking one of his children.
Mary said she saw Tom and Alice kissing each other.
Mary said she regretted not following Tom's advice.
Mary said she needs to do that as soon as possible.
Mary said she needed money to buy something to eat.
Mary said she might walk home from school tomorrow.
Mary said she knew she might be allowed to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might need to do that today.
Mary said she knew Tom might have to do that today.
Mary said she knew Tom might be allowed to do that.
Mary said she just wanted to buy something cheaper.
Mary said she hoped she'd be able to help us today.
Mary said she hoped she'd be able to do that today.
Mary said she hoped she never had to do that again.
Mary said she hoped she could learn how to do that.
Mary said she hoped Tom could learn how to do that.
Mary said she had to go to the dentist's on Monday.
Mary said she doesn't think that's going to happen.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom will do that again.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom enjoyed doing that.
Mary said she doesn't care whether she wins or not.
Mary said she didn't want to watch TV this evening.
Mary said she didn't want to go to Boston with Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to eat the stew Tom made.
Mary said she didn't want to eat leftovers anymore.
Mary said she didn't want Tom to come to her party.
Mary said she didn't think we should be doing that.
Mary said she didn't think she should say anything.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would let her drive.
Mary said she didn't think Tom should've done that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom knew how to do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom did that very often.
Mary said she didn't think Tom did that on purpose.
Mary said she didn't really care if she won or not.
Mary said she didn't know why Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said she didn't know why Tom didn't like John.
Mary said she didn't know where Tom went to school.
Mary said she didn't know Tom was going to do that.
Mary said she didn't have to stay home to help Tom.
Mary said she didn't have to go to school tomorrow.
Mary said she didn't have to get up early tomorrow.
Mary said she didn't have much teaching experience.
Mary said she didn't have her phone with her today.
Mary said she didn't have as much free time as Tom.
Mary said she didn't have any friends to play with.
Mary said she didn't even want to think about that.
Mary said she couldn't find a decent place to live.
Mary said she assumed you wouldn't want to do that.
Mary said she assumed Tom wouldn't want to do that.
Mary said she asked Tom not to eat the last orange.
Mary said she arrived a few minutes before Tom did.
Mary said she I thought I should do that by myself.
Mary said it wasn't the first time she'd done that.
Mary said her father told her not to do that again.
Mary said Tom would probably go to Boston with her.
Mary said Tom wasn't as mad as she thought he'd be.
Mary said Tom knew she might be allowed to do that.
Mary refused to do what Tom told her she had to do.
Mary really doesn't want to tell Tom where she was.
Mary read a book while she was waiting for the bus.
Mary put the first aid kit back where she found it.
Mary promised she'd tell us as soon as Tom arrived.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't be late anymore.
Mary promised herself she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary promised Tom that she'd meet him after school.
Mary promised Tom that she'd come home early today.
Mary promised Tom she'd help him with his homework.
Mary probably won't be able to get home by herself.
Mary probably shouldn't tell Tom that she did that.
Mary probably doesn't know why Tom is ignoring her.
Mary probably doesn't know who's going to help her.
Mary pretended that she didn't hear Tom's question.
Mary planned to visit Tom the first chance she got.
Mary ordered beer for herself and red wine for Tom.
Mary often drank chocolate milk when she was a kid.
Mary may not be as busy today as she was yesterday.
Mary may have said that, but I don't think she did.
Mary may forget to do that if you don't remind her.
Mary made me promise not to tell Tom where she was.
Mary made it plain that she didn't want to do that.
Mary made it clear that she didn't want to help us.
Mary made it clear that she didn't want to do that.
Mary made it clear that she didn't want to be here.
Mary looked like she wasn't in a hurry to get home.
Mary locked herself in her room and won't come out.
Mary likes to listen to music while she's studying.
Mary lied to Tom when she said she didn't love him.
Mary learned French while she was living in Boston.
Mary laughed before she realized Tom wasn't joking.
Mary knows she shouldn't try doing that by herself.
Mary knew that she'd be able to do that eventually.
Mary knew that Tom didn't want to be seen with her.
Mary knew she might not need to do that by herself.
Mary knew she might not have to do that by herself.
Mary knew more about what happened than she let on.
Mary just found out that she has to move to Boston.
Mary isn't yet quite sure what she should be doing.
Mary isn't willing to do that unless Tom helps her.
Mary isn't really sure why she has to go to Boston.
Mary isn't likely to permit Tom to do that for her.
Mary isn't as tempted to do that as she used to be.
Mary isn't actually going to do that today, is she?
Mary is worried that something might happen to her.
Mary is saving up money so she can go to Australia.
Mary is never going to find what she's looking for.
Mary is never going to be able to do it by herself.
Mary is much smarter than most people think she is.
Mary is lonely because she has no one to play with.
Mary is going to sing that new song she just wrote.
Mary is going to need more money than what she has.
Mary is going to hurt herself if she's not careful.
Mary is going to hurt herself if she isn't careful.
Mary is going to get into trouble if she does that.
Mary is going to be very hungry when she gets home.
Mary is going to be really disappointed, isn't she?
Mary is always getting people to do things for her.
Mary is afraid that she's about to lose everything.
Mary hired Tom to work at her store on Park Street.
Mary helped herself to a cup of coffee and a donut.
Mary hasn't yet told Tom what she's supposed to do.
Mary hasn't told Tom what she's supposed to do yet.
Mary hasn't been talking very good care of herself.
Mary hasn't been doing that as often as she should.
Mary has told me she has to go to Boston next week.
Mary has told Tom that she doesn't need to do that.
Mary has told Tom that she doesn't have to do that.
Mary has managed to do everything she needed to do.
Mary has been living in Boston since she was three.
Mary has been living in Boston since she was a kid.
Mary has an upset stomach because she ate too much.
Mary has already told Tom what she wants him to do.
Mary has already told Tom what she needs him to do.
Mary had to do that even though she didn't want to.
Mary had something she needed to talk to Tom about.
Mary had enough money to buy everything she wanted.
Mary had enough money to buy everything she needed.
Mary got to the station just in time for her train.
Mary got back home sooner than I thought she would.
Mary found that she actually liked working for Tom.
Mary fell in love with her best friend's boyfriend.
Mary entered the room and shut the door behind her.
Mary enjoyed the time she spent in Boston with Tom.
Mary ended up taking the job that they offered her.
Mary drank the whole bottle of wine all by herself.
Mary drank a lot of coffee so she could stay awake.
Sonst hat Tom Maria jeden Morgen einen Abschiedskuss gegeben, doch nun gibt er ihr keinen mehr.
Mary doubts if Tom will come to her birthday party.
Mary doesn't want to do that and I don't blame her.
Mary doesn't want to admit how much she misses Tom.
Mary doesn't trust anybody else to do that for her.
Mary doesn't think Tom would permit her to do that.
Mary doesn't think Tom will be doing that with her.
Mary doesn't seem to know what she's talking about.
Mary doesn't seem to be enjoying herself very much.
Mary doesn't really think we can do that, does she?
Mary doesn't play tennis as often as she'd like to.
Mary doesn't like it when Tom kisses her in public.
Mary doesn't know why Tom doesn't like her friends.
Mary doesn't know she's not supposed to park there.
Mary doesn't have to eat it if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have many photos of herself as a baby.
Mary doesn't have as much free time as she used to.
Mary didn't want to spend as much money as she did.
Mary didn't want to go, but her father made her go.
Mary didn't want to do that, but she had no choice.
Mary didn't want to come here, but she came anyway.
Mary didn't wake me up at 6:30 like I asked her to.
Mary didn't understand what she was supposed to do.
Mary didn't think she'd ever get used to Thai food.
Mary didn't think I'd notice that she wasn't there.
Mary didn't tell anyone why she had gone to Boston.
Mary didn't tell anyone that she'd won the lottery.
Mary didn't tell Tom that she couldn't eat peanuts.
Mary didn't seem to remember what she needed to do.
Mary didn't seem to know who she needed to talk to.
Mary didn't seem to be aware of what she had to do.
Mary didn't seem convinced that she had to do that.
Mary didn't say anything about where she was going.
Mary didn't like sushi the first time she tried it.
Mary didn't know whether she needed do that or not.
Mary didn't know whether she had to do that or not.
Mary didn't know what kind of snake had bitten her.
Mary didn't know that what she was doing was wrong.
Mary didn't know that she was doing anything wrong.
Mary didn't know that she had to do that yesterday.
Mary didn't know she was supposed to do that today.
Mary didn't know how long she was supposed to wait.
Mary didn't know how long Tom expected her to wait.
Mary didn't know Tom thought she shouldn't do that.
Mary didn't have to go there if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't have to eat that if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't have to do that, but she did it anyway.
Mary didn't have a dog the last time I visited her.
Mary didn't have a bicycle when she was growing up.
Mary didn't feel well, but she went to work anyway.
Mary didn't even try to pretend that she liked Tom.
Mary didn't eat the sandwich that Tom made for her.
Mary didn't do that as well as I thought she would.
Mary didn't do that as soon as I thought she would.
Mary didn't do that as quickly as she usually does.
Mary didn't deny that she was the one who did that.
Mary did everything she possibly could to help Tom.
Mary denied that she was the one who had done that.
Mary decided that she'd never try doing that again.
Mary cried as she read the letter she got from Tom.
Mary couldn't remember what she was supposed to do.
Mary couldn't remember what Tom had told her to do.
Mary couldn't read or write until she was thirteen.
Mary couldn't make herself heard in the noisy club.
Mary couldn't get the tickets you asked her to buy.
Mary couldn't get Tom to tell her his phone number.
Mary couldn't afford to buy the bicycle she wanted.
Mary could've stayed home today if she'd wanted to.
Mary could've done that for Tom if she'd wanted to.
Mary confessed that she'd eaten all of the cookies.
Mary climbed up the ladder as quickly as she could.
Mary certainly isn't as smart as Tom thinks she is.
Mary can't play tennis as well as she says she can.
Mary can't forgive herself for what she did to Tom.
Mary can't be in Boston. I just saw her in Chicago.
Mary can stay here a little longer if she wants to.
Mary called to say she wasn't coming to work today.
Mary called me to tell me that she has a flat tire.
Mary bet Tom thirty dollars that she could do that.
Mary began skating when she was thirteen years old.
Mary began playing the drums when she was thirteen.
Mary assured Tom that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary asks me the same thing every time she sees me.
Mary asked me to help her with her French homework.
Mary asked me if I wanted to go to Boston with her.
Mary asked if she really had to do that by herself.
Mary asked Tom to meet her at John's house at 2:30.
Mary asked Tom to help decorate her Christmas tree.
Mary asked Tom if he knew why John didn't like her.
Mary answered all the questions that Tom asked her.
Mary admitted she didn't do what she said she'd do.
Mary admitted she did what Tom asked her not to do.
Mary accidentally locked herself out of her office.
Let's see if Mary can manage to do that by herself.
Let's get out of Mary's way and let her do her job.
It's way past the time Mary promised she'd be here.
It was hard for Mary to admit that she needed help.
It looks like Mary was able to get what she wanted.
If Mary had really wanted to do that, she would've.
If Mary finds out what Tom did, she won't be happy.
If Mary can help Tom, why can't she help John, too?
I've already told Mary she can't go to Tom's party.
I'm sure Mary wouldn't be forgiven if she did that.
I'm sure Mary appreciates what you've done for her.
I'm pretty sure that Mary can take care of herself.
I'm pretty sure Mary doesn't know what she's doing.
I'm not convinced that Mary can do that by herself.
I'll ask Mary if we can borrow some money from her.
I'd like to go to Mary's apartment and talk to her.
I would've hugged Mary if I'd thought she'd let me.
I wonder why Mary lied to us about what she'd done.
I wonder what Mary will do with her old motorcycle.
I wonder if Mary really thought she had to do that.
I wonder if Mary really knew she needed to do that.
I wish I'd done what Mary said she wanted me to do.
I wish I hadn't suggested to Mary that she do that.
I wish I hadn't promised Mary I'd help her do that.
I was surprised when Mary told me why she did that.
I wanted Mary to stay longer, but she had to leave.
I told Mary that she should speak to you in French.
I told Mary that I wanted to go to Boston with her.
I told Mary she had only thirty minutes to do that.
I told Mary not to let go of the rope, but she did.
I told Mary I didn't want to go to Boston with her.
I thought Mary wouldn't like the book Tom gave her.
I thought Mary said she didn't want to get married.
I thought Mary said she didn't know how to do that.
I think we should let Mary go to Boston by herself.
I think we should ask Mary where she wants to live.
I think Mary would've helped us if she'd been here.
I think Mary might get in trouble if she does that.
I think Mary knows why we couldn't do that for her.
I think Mary has never done that by herself before.
I think Mary couldn't stop herself from doing that.
I think Mary could do that if she really wanted to.
I think Mary could do that by herself if she tried.
I think Mary could be the boss if she wanted to be.
I think I'll go visit Mary and see how she's doing.
I know Mary has enough money to buy what she wants.
I hope Mary knows she has to do that before Monday.
I hope Mary has enough money to buy what she needs.
I hope Mary didn't do what you asked her not to do.
I hope Mary didn't do what Tom asked her not to do.
I haven't seen Mary since she and Tom got divorced.
I forgot to remind Mary that she needed to do that.
I don't want to interrupt Mary while she's working.
I don't want to bother Mary while she was studying.
I don't think we should leave Mary here by herself.
I don't think Mary will do what we asked her to do.
I don't think Mary knows what she's supposed to do.
I don't think Mary knows what Tom wants her to buy.
I don't think Mary knows that Tom doesn't like her.
I don't think Mary knows that I think she's stupid.
I don't think Mary knows how much time she'll need.
I don't think Mary could do that even if she tried.
I didn't wake Mary up at 6:30 like she asked me to.
I didn't think Mary would be doing that by herself.
I didn't think Mary would be confused, but she was.
I didn't realize that Mary wasn't enjoying herself.
I didn't know Mary was going to do that by herself.
I asked Mary if she wanted to go to Boston with me.
I asked Mary if she knew anybody who taught French.
How many of Mary's paintings have you sold for her?
How did Mary persuade Tom to go to Boston with her?
How did Mary get Tom to help her with her homework?
Have you ever asked Mary why she enjoys doing that?
Don't you think Mary could've done that by herself?
Does Mary still go bowling as often as she used to?
Do you think Mary would like me to do that for her?
Do you really think Mary likes the gift I gave her?
Do you know Mary well enough to ask her to do that?
Did you tell Mary that she shouldn't be doing that?
Did Mary tell you she asked Tom to babysit tonight?
Did Mary say who was going to help her fix her car?
Did Mary say she thought we didn't need to do that?
Did Mary say she thought we didn't have to do that?
Did Mary say she didn't think we needed to do that?
Did Mary say how she was planning to get to Boston?
As soon as Mary finished eating, she left for work.
Are you going to give Mary the money she asked for?
Are you certain that Mary can take care of herself?
Almost all of Mary's ex-husbands still talk to her.
You told me Mary was sick in bed. Why is she here?
You should've told Mary why she needed to do that.
You should tell Mary that you want her to do that.
You should talk to Mary and tell her how you feel.
You gave Mary the money she asked for, didn't you?
You asked Mary why she had to do that, didn't you?
Yesterday, Mary told me she couldn't speak French.
Wouldn't it be better if Mary did that by herself?
When Mary was young, she ate three eggs every day.
What would've happened to Mary if she'd done that?
What time did Mary say she wanted to take a break?
We're not entirely sure why Mary did what she did.
We'll probably never know why Mary killed herself.
We should call Mary and see if she needs any help.
They promised Mary that she'd be paid $30 an hour.
There's no way Mary could've done this by herself.
The last time I saw Mary she didn't look too well.
Tell Mary that when she's finished, she can leave.
Someone needs to tell Mary what's expected of her.
Since Mary had a little free time, she took a nap.
Please tell Mary that she doesn't need to do that.
Please tell Mary that she doesn't have to do that.
Please tell Mary she needs to do that before 2:30.
No matter what Mary wears, she always looks great.
Maybe Mary was really as busy as she said she was.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she's supposed to do that.
Mary's parents got divorced when she was thirteen.
Mary's parents allow her to do whatever she wants.
Mary's parents allow her to do anything she wants.
Mary's office is three miles from where she lives.
Mary's mother told her to quit jumping on her bed.
Mary's kids were here a while ago looking for her.
Mary's friends knew she was having money problems.
Mary's family is coming to visit her next weekend.
Mary's bicycle was blue before she painted it red.
Mary wouldn't tell me where she'd put my car keys.
Mary wouldn't have sung if we hadn't asked her to.
Mary wouldn't have done that if she hadn't had to.
Mary wouldn't be doing that if she didn't have to.
Mary would've done that if she'd really wanted to.
Mary would've done that if Tom hadn't stopped her.
Mary would be surprised if she saw Tom doing that.
Mary would be disappointed if she saw you do that.
Mary wondered what Tom was going to ask her to do.
Mary wondered how much time she'd have to do that.
Mary wondered how long she'd have to wait for Tom.
Mary won't tell anyone where she was last weekend.
Mary won't likely tell Tom why she had to do that.
Mary won't likely tell Tom she intends to do that.
Mary won't get there on time if she doesn't hurry.
Mary won't be able to do that unless you help her.
Mary wishes she could speak French as well as Tom.
Mary wished she hadn't borrowed the book from Tom.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she wants to eat.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she wants to buy.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she needs to buy.
Mary will get herself killed if she's not careful.
Mary will do that for you if you ask her politely.
Mary went out of her way to make Tom feel at home.
Mary wasn't willing to do what we asked her to do.
Mary wasn't thirsty, so she didn't drink anything.
Mary wasn't there for me when I really needed her.
Mary wasn't scared to go into the cave by herself.
Mary wasn't able to find what she was looking for.
Mary was wearing a black hat when I first met her.
Mary was walking too fast for me keep up with her.
Mary was unwilling to do what we wanted her to do.
Mary was thirteen when she moved here from Boston.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she'd do that.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she loved him.
Mary was hoping she could persuade Tom to do that.
Mary wants to spend the rest of her life with Tom.
Mary wanted to leave, but I persuaded her to stay.
Mary wanted the rest of the money that I owed her.
Mary wanted me to tell Tom that she wasn't coming.
Mary wanted me to give her enough time to do that.
Mary wanted Tom to write a recommendation for her.
Mary wanted Tom to help her clean the living room.
Mary used to play tennis, but she doesn't anymore.
Mary tried to catch up with Tom, but she couldn't.
Mary treated herself to a large dish of ice cream.
Mary told us the reason why she didn't want to go.
Mary told me why she wanted me to do that for her.
Mary told me why she wanted me to do that for Tom.
Mary told me that she's grateful for all our help.
Mary told me that she'll be in Boston next Monday.
Mary told me that she'd like to buy a new bicycle.
Mary told me that she was the last one to do that.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be scared.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was trustworthy.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was sympathetic.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was interesting.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was intelligent.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was incompetent.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was embarrassed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was discouraged.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was a good cook.
Mary told me that she thought Tom had been unfair.
Mary told me that she finished doing that by 2:30.
Mary told me that she enjoys hanging out with Tom.
Mary told me that she could get us what we wanted.
Mary told me she'd studied French for three years.
Mary told me she was planning to retire next year.
Mary told me she was going to go home early today.
Mary told me she has a few things to take care of.
Mary told me she had an old computer I could have.
Mary told me she didn't have as much money as Tom.
Mary told me later that she wasn't really married.
Mary told Tom that she'd help him, but she didn't.
Mary told Tom that she'd been waiting a long time.
Mary told Tom that she'd been miserable in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she was in Boston last weekend.
Mary told Tom that she was happy that he did that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John would be late.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't sleepy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't scared.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't lonely.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't hungry.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't asleep.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't afraid.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was surprised.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was skeptical.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was incorrect.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was impressed.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was depressed.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was conceited.
Mary told Tom that she thought John had gone home.
Mary told Tom that she thought John had done that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John could do that.
Mary told Tom that she had a lot of fun in Boston.
Mary told Tom that she didn't want him to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was well.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was lost.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was lazy.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was home.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was busy.
Mary told Tom that she didn't know how to do that.
Mary told Tom that she didn't have to do anything.
Mary told Tom that she didn't have anything to do.
Mary told Tom that he didn't have to wait for her.
Mary told Tom she'd never do anything to hurt him.
Mary told Tom she wanted to go to Boston with him.
Mary told Tom she knew how to eat with chopsticks.
Mary told Tom she didn't want him to go to Boston.
Mary told Tom I couldn't do that without her help.
Mary thought she was going to get a higher salary.
Mary thought she was going to be able to meet Tom.
Mary thought she might not be required to do that.
Mary thought she might need to do that by herself.
Mary thought she might have to do that by herself.
Mary thought she might be coming down with a cold.
Mary thought Tom would be awake when she got home.
Mary thought Tom was going to tell her what to do.
Mary thinks there's a good chance she'll find Tom.
Mary thinks she left her French textbook at Tom's.
Mary thinks she can probably take care of herself.
Mary thinks Tom won't be awake when she gets home.
Mary thanked Tom for letting her use his computer.
Mary tells me you're better at French than she is.
Mary stopped for something to eat on her way home.
Mary still says that she didn't do anything wrong.
Mary still hasn't done what we've asked her to do.
Mary still has a lot to do before she can go home.
Mary still drinks, but not as much as she used to.
Mary still doesn't know what she's supposed to do.
Mary stayed home from school because she was sick.
Mary started eating the sandwich Tom made for her.
Mary speaks French better than she speaks English.
Mary signed the papers that Tom asked her to sign.
Mary showed up early so she could get a good seat.
Mary shouldn't have been doing what she was doing.
Mary should've lied to Tom about where she'd been.
Mary should've kissed Tom when she had the chance.
Mary should've asked Tom to go to Boston with her.
Mary should do that the way Tom told her to do it.
Mary should be able to change the tire by herself.
Mary says that she's not interested in doing that.
Mary says that she'd like to do that this evening.
Mary says that she isn't interested in doing that.
Mary says that she does that several times a week.
Mary says she's sorry that she caused you trouble.
Mary says she's going to try to help you find Tom.
Mary says she's climbed this mountain three times.
Mary says she's been thinking about what Tom said.
Mary says she wants to learn how to play the oboe.
Mary says she wants to learn how to drive a truck.
Mary says she thinks she can take care of herself.
Mary says she thinks it's not possible to do that.
Mary says she thinks it isn't possible to do that.
Mary says she saw someone climbing over the fence.
Mary says she never feels like doing that anymore.
Mary says she just couldn't permit Tom to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't want her to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't tell her to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows he ought to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows he needs to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom doesn't refuse to do that.
Mary says she heard Tom was pretty good at French.
Mary says she hasn't seen Tom since they broke up.
Mary says she has three other suggestions to make.
Mary says she doesn't want to ask Tom to help her.
Mary says she doesn't want me hanging around here.
Mary says she doesn't think she can do that today.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom wanted to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom needed to do that.
Mary says she doesn't really feel like doing that.
Mary says she doesn't know why Tom went to Boston.
Mary says she doesn't know why Tom has to do that.
Mary says she doesn't have the courage to do that.
Mary says she doesn't enjoy watching sports on TV.
Mary says she doesn't care whether we stay or not.
Mary says she doesn't blame Tom for what happened.
Mary says she doesn't believe you really did that.
Mary says she doesn't believe Tom really did that.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wasn't able to swim.
Mary says she didn't know Tom wanted to eat pizza.
Mary says she didn't know Tom helped John do that.
Mary says she and Tom are planning to get married.
Mary says it doesn't matter to her if you do that.
Mary says if Tom doesn't do that, she'll be angry.
Mary said we could ask her any questions we liked.
Mary said that was the first time she'd done that.
Mary said that she's supposed to do that tomorrow.
Mary said that she wasn't studying French anymore.
Mary said that she was very interested in archery.
Mary said that she was very determined to do that.
Mary said that she was going camping next weekend.
Mary said that she wanted to learn how to do that.
Mary said that she thought Tom was getting hungry.
Mary said that she thought Boston was a safe city.
Mary said that she had a lot of fun at your party.
Mary said that she didn't think Tom could do that.
Mary said that she didn't really enjoy doing that.
Mary said that she couldn't wait to see Tom again.
Mary said that she couldn't possibly eat any more.
Mary said she's sure Tom can take care of himself.
Mary said she's ready to do whatever is necessary.
Mary said she's quicker at doing that than Tom is.
Mary said she's been waiting for over three hours.
Mary said she's been asked not to do that anymore.
Mary said she's always been pretty good at sports.
Mary said she'd never go to that restaurant again.
Mary said she'd like to go back to Boston someday.
Mary said she'd help me figure out how to do that.
Mary said she'd expected Tom to do that yesterday.
Mary said she'd expected Tom to do that on Monday.
Mary said she'd do that for you if you ask her to.
Mary said she'd do that for me if I wanted her to.
Mary said she'd be going back to Boston on Monday.
Mary said she'd be able to do that this afternoon.
Mary said she'd be able to do that in a few hours.
Mary said she wouldn't want to do that by herself.
Mary said she wouldn't mind sleeping on the floor.
Mary said she wouldn't like to do that by herself.
Mary said she wouldn't do what I wanted her to do.
Mary said she wouldn't do that, so I asked Tom to.
Mary said she wouldn't do that again, but she did.
Mary said she wouldn't buy any of Tom's paintings.
Mary said she won't be allowed to do that anymore.
Mary said she wished you wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary said she wished Tom wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary said she wished Tom would eat healthier food.
Mary said she wasn't permitted to do that anymore.
Mary said she wasn't in the mood to do that today.
Mary said she wasn't going to wait for permission.
Mary said she wasn't aware that Tom had done that.
Mary said she was willing to babysit our children.
Mary said she was too old to go mountain climbing.
Mary said she was the only one who had to do that.
Mary said she was the one who was driving the car.
Mary said she was sorry that she couldn't help me.
Mary said she was kidnapped when she was thirteen.
Mary said she was hoping we could travel together.
Mary said she was going to talk to Tom about that.
Mary said she wanted to visit Tom in the hospital.
Mary said she wanted to go to Boston to visit Tom.
Mary said she wanted to finish what she was doing.
Mary said she wanted to be an electrical engineer.
Mary said she wanted me to teach her how to drive.
Mary said she tried to help Tom with his homework.
Mary said she thought she wouldn't be able to win.
Mary said she thought she should ask Tom to leave.
Mary said she thought she knew what Tom had to do.
Mary said she thought doing that wouldn't be safe.
Mary said she thought Tom would forget to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't ready to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wasn't going to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom was unlikely to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom needed to do that today.
Mary said she thought Tom had finished doing that.
Mary said she thought I might not want to do that.
Mary said she thought I might not need to do that.
Mary said she thought I might not have to do that.
Mary said she thinks she can take care of herself.
Mary said she thinks Tom won't be able to do that.
Mary said she thinks Tom can't eat dairy products.
Mary said she thinks Tom can take care of himself.
Mary said she suspected that Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said she shouldn't have done that by herself.
Mary said she saw Tom playing badminton with John.
Mary said she saw Tom in the park just after 2:30.
Mary said she remembers asking Tom not to do that.
Mary said she probably wouldn't be busy on Monday.
Mary said she might go to Boston in a week or two.
Mary said she may stay in Boston for a few months.
Mary said she learned how to do that the hard way.
Mary said she knew why Tom wasn't able to do that.
Mary said she knew we wouldn't be able to do that.
Mary said she knew that Tom wouldn't win the race.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't be late again today.
Mary said she hopes Tom tries his best to do that.
Mary said she hoped Tom would come to her concert.
Mary said she hasn't yet talked to Tom about that.
Mary said she hasn't talked to Tom about that yet.
Mary said she has a lot of homework to do tonight.
Mary said she had something important to tell Tom.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom wanted to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom needed to do that.