loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom helped Mary clean the house.
Tom helped Mary carry her suitcases.
Tom helps Mary move the furniture.
Tom held the door open for Mary.
Tom held out his hand to Mary.
Tom held Mary's hand.
Tom hears from Mary once in a while.
Tom hears from Mary every now and then.
Tom heard through the grapevine that Mary had gotten into Harvard.
Tom heard that Mary was very rich.
Tom heard that Mary was sick.
Tom heard that Mary had died.
Tom heard that Mary had bought a new computer.
Tom heard Mary talking in her sleep.
Tom heard Mary snoring in class.
Tom heard Mary singing in the shower.
Tom heard Mary shout.
Tom heard Mary scream.
Tom heard Mary play the piano.
Tom heard Mary play the piano not too long ago.
Tom heard Mary go upstairs.
Tom heard Mary crying.
Tom heard Mary cry and wondered what the matter was.
Tom heard Mary call his name.
Tom heard Mary call for help.
Tom heard from Mary several months ago.
Tom hates Mary.
Tom hated Mary.
Tom hasn't seen much of Mary recently.
Tom hasn't seen Mary in weeks.
Tom hasn't seen Mary for quite a while.
Tom hasn't seen Mary for months.
Tom hasn't seen Mary for a long time.
Tom hasn't met Mary.
Tom hasn't met Mary even once.
Tom hasn't heard from Mary.
Tom hasn't heard from Mary since then.
Tom hasn't heard from Mary since she moved to Boston.
Tom hasn't heard from Mary since last June.
Tom hasn't heard from Mary in a long time.
Tom hasn't heard anything from Mary for more than three years.
Tom hasn't been on speaking terms with Mary for years.
Tom hasn't been able to get in touch with Mary yet.
Tom has told Mary all he knows about the matter.
Tom has to wait for Mary.
Tom has to meet Mary in the park tomorrow at 2:30.
Tom has to look after Mary.
Tom has to go see Mary.
Tom has something to tell Mary.
Tom has secretly been in love with Mary for years.
Tom has secretly been contacting Mary.
Tom has nothing in common with Mary.
Tom has no intention of asking Mary to the upcoming dance.
Tom has no intention of apologizing to Mary.
Tom has no idea why Mary did that.
Tom has no idea where Mary lives.
Tom has no idea what has become of Mary.
Tom has no idea how Mary ended up in Boston.
Tom has no desire to go dancing with Mary.
Tom has never seen Mary dance.
Tom has never played guitar with Mary.
Tom has never met Mary.
Tom has never heard Mary tell a lie.
Tom has never heard Mary speak French.
Tom has never heard Mary sing.
Tom has never gone on a date with Mary.
Tom has never danced with Mary.
Tom has met Mary many times.
Tom has made up his mind to propose to Mary.
Tom has loved Mary for a long time.
Tom has lots of things to tell Mary.
Tom has lost touch with Mary.
Tom has known Mary since she was a little girl.
Tom has known Mary since he was a little boy.
Tom has known Mary for years.
Tom has known Mary for over three years.
Tom has known Mary for close to ten years.
Tom has known Mary for a long time.
Tom has known Mary ever since they were children.
Tom has just found out that he's Mary's father.
Tom has just finished writing a letter to Mary.
Tom has given Mary his cold.
Tom has forgiven Mary for everything.
Tom has finished painting the picture of Mary that he's been working on for a couple of months.
Tom has fallen in love with Mary.
Tom has confidence in Mary's ability to win the race.
Tom has confidence in Mary.
Tom has been watching Mary like a hawk all morning.
Tom has been searching for Mary for years.
Tom has been married to Mary for just over three years.
Tom has been looking after Mary for three years.
Tom has been living by himself since Mary died.
Tom has been honest with Mary.
Tom has been going with Mary for at least half a year.
Tom has been going steady with Mary for six months.
Tom has been dating Mary for about three years.
Tom has been avoiding Mary all day.
Tom has an old bicycle that Mary gave him.
Tom has an appointment with Mary at 2:30.
Tom has absolute trust in Mary.
Tom has a thing for Mary.
Tom has a terrible crush on Mary.
Tom has a nodding acquaintance with Mary.
Tom has a lot of guts asking Mary for a loan.
Tom has a lot in common with Mary.
Tom has a high opinion of Mary.
Tom has a feeling that Mary might show up in a few minutes.
Tom has a deep affection for Mary.
Tom has a daughter whose name is Mary.
Tom has a daughter named Mary.
Tom has a date with Mary this afternoon.
Tom has a crush on Mary.
Tom has a clock just like the one Mary has.
Tom hardly ever talks to Mary.
Tom happened to sit next to Mary at the concert last night.
Tom happened to meet Mary at the supermarket.
Tom happened to have the day off on Mary's birthday.
Tom happened to be on the same train as Mary.
Tom hanged himself using the belt that Mary had given him.
Tom handed the keys to Mary.
Tom handed Mary the money.
Tom handed Mary her jacket.
Tom handed Mary a book.
Tom handed a note to Mary.
Tom had to wait for Mary for about three hours.
Tom had to take care of Mary's son while she was working.
Tom had to take care of Mary.
Tom had to take care of Mary by himself.
Tom had to lend Mary some money so she could take the bus home.
Tom had to go to Boston with Mary.
Tom had to cover for Mary.
Tom had something he needed to talk to Mary about.
Tom had some trouble finding Mary's house.
Tom had once been madly in love with Mary.
Tom had often heard about Mary, but hadn't yet met her.
Tom had no sooner walked in the door than Mary started to complain.
Tom had no other choice than to help Mary clean out the stable.
Tom had no other choice but to help Mary clean out the garage.
Tom had no intention of quarreling with Mary.
Tom had no intention of going to the dance with Mary.
Tom had no idea why Mary left early.
Tom had no idea why Mary didn't want to go out with him.
Tom had no idea when Mary would arrive.
Tom had no idea what Mary wanted him to do.
Tom had no choice but to do what Mary told him to do.
Tom had no choice but to ask Mary to help him.
Tom had no chance to tell Mary what he thought.
Tom had no chance to tell Mary his opinion.
Tom had never spoken to Mary before that time.
Tom had never seen a girl as beautiful as Mary before.
Tom had never met Mary before that time.
Tom had never met anyone like Mary before.
Tom had Mary wash the car.
Tom had Mary make him a sandwich.
Tom had Mary correct his essay.
Tom had many opportunities to meet Mary over the summer.
Tom had lunch with Mary.
Tom had intended to go with Mary, but something came up and he couldn't.
Tom had his picture taken by Mary.
Tom had a good opinion of Mary.
Tom had an argument with Mary.
Tom had a telephone call from Mary early this morning.
Tom had a score to settle with Mary.
Tom had a nice chat with Mary.
Tom had a major crush on Mary.
Tom had a long talk with Mary.
Tom had a hunch that Mary would bring her new boyfriend to the party.
Tom had a good time talking with Mary.
Tom had a fight with Mary.
Tom had a feeling that Mary would be late.
Tom had a falling-out with Mary.
Tom had a date with Mary last Friday.
Tom had a chance to meet Mary in Boston.
Tom had a big argument with Mary.
Tom hacked Mary's leg off with a rusty machete.
Tom hacked Mary's arm off with a sword.
Tom guessed that Mary was around thirty years old.
Tom greeted Mary with a smile.
Tom graduated in the same year as Mary.
Tom grabbed Mary's arm.
Tom grabbed Mary by the hand.
Tom got very angry with Mary.
Tom got very angry at Mary.
Tom got used to working with Mary.
Tom got tired of working with Mary and quit.
Tom got tired of waiting for Mary.
Tom got stuck with the whole bill when he went out drinking with Mary and her friends.
Tom got Mary to wash the dishes.
Tom got Mary to polish his shoes.
Tom got Mary to cook dinner.
Tom got Mary to clean the office.
Tom got Mary to carry his suitcase.
Tom got Mary to accept his help.
Tom got Mary drunk.
Tom got Mary a pint of beer.
Tom got into Mary's car.
Tom got engaged to Mary.
Tom got angry with Mary.
Tom got angry because of what Mary said.
Tom got a letter from Mary.
Tom got a call from someone named Mary.
Tom goes to the same school as Mary does.
Tom glared at Mary.
Tom gets upset when Mary doesn't do what he tells her to do.
Tom gets along well with Mary.
Tom gets along very well with Mary.
Tom gazed at Mary with love in his eyes.
Tom gave Mary what she needed.
Tom gave Mary something to eat.
Tom gave Mary something cold to drink.
Tom gave Mary some useful information.
Tom gave Mary some practical advice.
Tom gave Mary some money to help her buy her mother a Christmas present.
Tom gave Mary some good advice.
Tom gave Mary some good advice about how to write songs.
Tom gave Mary some food.
Tom gave Mary some advice on how to pass multiple-choice tests.
Tom gave Mary plenty to eat.
Tom gave Mary plenty of time.
Tom gave Mary plenty of money.
Tom gave Mary permission to drive his car.
Tom gave Mary an expensive doll.
Tom gave Mary all the money he had.
Tom gave Mary a wink.
Tom gave Mary a very nice present.
Tom gave Mary a very detailed answer.
Tom gave Mary a vague answer.
Tom gave Mary a tender kiss.
Tom gave Mary a ride home.
Tom gave Mary a piggyback ride.
Tom gave Mary a peck on the cheek.
Tom gave Mary a nasty look.
Tom gave Mary a meaningful look.
Tom gave Mary a hearty welcome.
Tom gave Mary a detailed explanation of how it worked.
Tom gave Mary a book about Australia.
Tom frequently speaks with Mary.
Tom found the evidence we needed to convict Mary's killer.
Tom found the book Mary had given him quite boring.
Tom found out where Mary was.
Tom found out where Mary lives.
Tom found out the truth from Mary.
Tom found out that Mary was wealthy.
Tom found Mary's story interesting.
Tom found Mary very friendly.
Tom found Mary sitting on a bench in the park.
Tom found Mary repulsive.
Tom found Mary reading a book.
Tom found Mary fascinating.
Tom found Mary an apartment not too far from where she works.
Tom found Mary a job.
Tom found Mary a job in a supermarket.
Tom found it impossible to persuade Mary.
Tom found it easy to speak English with Mary.
Tom found it difficult to please Mary.
Tom found it difficult to get along with Mary.
Tom forgot to tell Mary about the party.
Tom forgot to feed Mary's dog.
Tom forgot to call Mary yesterday evening.
Tom forgot to ask Mary what he had planned to ask her.
Tom forgot Mary's phone number.
Tom forgot Mary's address.
Tom forgave Mary on his deathbed.
Tom forgave Mary for losing all his money.
Tom forgave Mary for killing his dog.
Tom forced Mary to sit down.
Tom forced Mary to do it.
Tom fooled Mary.
Tom followed Mary around the supermarket.
Tom flirted with Mary.
Tom first met Mary when they were in high school.
Tom first met Mary three years ago.
Tom first met Mary in Boston.
Tom fired Mary because she often showed up late for work.
Tom finds Mary attractive.
Tom finally talked Mary into lending him her accordion.
Tom finally talked Mary into buying a new computer.
Tom finally realized that Mary was never going to consider him her boyfriend.
Tom finally persuaded Mary to buy it.
Tom finally overcame his shyness and asked Mary to go out with him.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to ask Mary to go out with him.
Tom finally managed to get a hold of Mary.
Tom finally made up his mind to leave Mary.
Tom finally made up his mind to ask Mary out.
Tom finally decided to propose to Mary.
Tom finally decided to break up with Mary.
Tom finally contacted Mary by phone.
Tom felt sympathy for Mary.
Tom felt sorry for Mary.
Tom felt an urge to kill Mary.
Tom fell in love with Mary.
Tom failed to persuade Mary.
Tom explained the rules to Mary.
Tom explained the rules of the game to Mary.
Tom explained his plan to Mary.
Tom expects that Mary will help us.
Tom expects me to help Mary clean out the clogged pipe.
Tom expects Mary to come back soon.
Tom expects Mary to come back before lunch.
Tom expects Mary to come at any moment.
Tom expects Mary back by 2:30.
Tom expected Mary to show up on Saturday afternoon.
Tom expected Mary to pass the exam.
Tom expected Mary to come.
Tom entered the room after Mary.
Tom enjoyed working for Mary.
Tom enjoyed talking with Mary.
Tom enjoyed Mary's company.
Tom encouraged Mary to write a novel.
Tom encouraged Mary to try again.
Tom encouraged Mary to take ukulele lessons.
Tom encouraged Mary to learn how to speak French.
Tom employed Mary to be his assistant.
Tom easily guessed Mary's password.
Tom easily convinced Mary that he was innocent.
Tom earns twice as much as Mary.
Tom dumped Mary's body into the hole he had dug previously.
Tom dumped Mary for another woman.
Tom drove Mary's car to Boston.
Tom drove Mary to the station.
Tom dreamed about Mary.
Tom dreaded having to spend another weekend with Mary.
Tom doubts whether Mary is honest.
Tom doubts that Mary loves you.
Tom doubts Mary's sincerity.
Tom doubts if Mary will keep her promise.
Tom doubts if Mary will come to school today.
Tom doubts if Mary will come to his birthday party.
Tom doubts if Mary will come on time.
Tom doesn't want to talk to Mary ever again.
Tom doesn't want to see Mary's face ever again.
Tom doesn't want to see Mary at all.
Tom doesn't want to see Mary again.
Tom doesn't want to make Mary angry.
Tom doesn't want to hurt Mary's feelings.
Tom doesn't want to hurt Mary.
Tom doesn't want to hear anything more about Mary.
Tom doesn't want to go with Mary.
Tom doesn't want to buy anything for Mary's birthday.
Tom doesn't want to buy an expensive engagement ring for Mary.
Tom doesn't want to be seen with Mary.
Tom doesn't want to answer Mary's message.
Tom doesn't want Mary's pity.
Tom doesn't want Mary to touch him.
Tom doesn't want Mary to go to Boston.
Tom doesn't want any of Mary's money.
Tom doesn't understand why Mary is so popular.
Tom doesn't understand why Mary got angry with him.
Tom doesn't understand why Mary behaves the way she does.
Tom doesn't understand what Mary is trying to say.
Tom doesn't understand Mary's reluctance to go out with his brother.
Tom doesn't understand Mary.
Tom doesn't understand Mary sometimes.
Tom doesn't trust Mary anymore.
Tom doesn't trust Mary any longer.
Tom doesn't think there is any need for Mary to attend the meeting.
Tom doesn't think that Mary's performance was very good.
Tom doesn't think that Mary will come.
Tom doesn't think that Mary made a wise decision.
Tom doesn't think that Mary looks like her mother.
Tom doesn't think that Mary is right.
Tom doesn't think that Mary is at home.
Tom doesn't think that Mary did all her homework by herself.
Tom doesn't think Mary would be willing to lend him her guitar.
Tom doesn't think Mary will say yes.
Tom doesn't think Mary will do the job well.
Tom doesn't think Mary wants to go.
Tom doesn't think Mary should worry so much.
Tom doesn't think Mary should do that.
Tom doesn't think Mary is saying what she really thinks.
Tom doesn't think Mary is happy.
Tom doesn't think Mary is fit for the job.
Tom doesn't think Mary can speak French.
Tom doesn't think he'll ever meet Mary.
Tom doesn't think he can get along with Mary.
Tom doesn't study as hard as Mary does.
Tom doesn't speak to Mary.
Tom doesn't speak French as fluently as Mary does.
Tom doesn't see much of Mary.
Tom doesn't remember the first time he met Mary.
Tom doesn't remember agreeing to help Mary.
Tom doesn't quite agree with Mary.
Tom doesn't plan to go to Mary's concert.
Tom doesn't particularly like Mary.
Tom doesn't need to worry about Mary.
Tom doesn't need Mary's help.
Tom doesn't mind what people say about Mary.
Tom doesn't mind the cold, but Mary can't stand it.
Tom doesn't mind lending Mary money.
Tom doesn't mind helping Mary occasionally.
Tom doesn't love Mary anymore.
Tom doesn't live with Mary.
Tom doesn't like to lend his books to Mary.
Tom doesn't like the way Mary treats her dog.
Tom doesn't like the way Mary talks.
Tom doesn't like the way Mary laughs.
Tom doesn't like the same kind of music as Mary does.
Tom doesn't like Mary's living there alone.
Tom doesn't like Mary's idea very much.
Tom doesn't like Mary's boyfriend.
Tom doesn't like Mary.
Tom doesn't like Mary, but I like her.
Tom doesn't like Mary very much.
Tom doesn't like cats and Mary doesn't either.
Tom doesn't let Mary watch TV after 10:00 p.m.
Tom doesn't let Mary get near him.
Tom doesn't know why Mary was late.
Tom doesn't know why Mary was in a bad mood this morning.
Tom doesn't know why Mary was crying.
Tom doesn't know why Mary quit her job.
Tom doesn't know why Mary isn't here today.
Tom doesn't know why Mary dropped out of college.
Tom doesn't know why Mary doesn't like him.
Tom doesn't know why Mary doesn't eat meat.
Tom doesn't know why Mary didn't come to the party.
Tom doesn't know who Mary went to the zoo with.
Tom doesn't know who Mary is.
Tom doesn't know who Mary is planning to go to the prom with.
Tom doesn't know whether what Mary says is true or not.
Tom doesn't know whether to accept or to refuse Mary's offer.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary will come or not.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary will come by car or by bicycle.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary will agree to go or not.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary likes him or not.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary is younger or older than he is.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary is telling the truth or not.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary is happy or not.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary is dead or alive.
Tom doesn't know where to wait for Mary.
Tom doesn't know where Mary went.
Tom doesn't know where Mary lives.
Tom doesn't know where Mary learned how to drive.
Tom doesn't know where Mary is.
Tom doesn't know where Mary is now.
Tom doesn't know where Mary has gone.
Tom doesn't know where Mary graduated from.
Tom doesn't know where Mary comes from.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will visit Boston.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will leave for Boston.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will leave Boston.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will come.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will come back.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will be here.
Tom doesn't know when Mary left.
Tom doesn't know when Mary is supposed to come.
Tom doesn't know when Mary got married.
Tom doesn't know when Mary got back from Boston.
Tom doesn't know when Mary can come.
Tom doesn't know when Mary came to Boston.
Tom doesn't know what's bothering Mary.
Tom doesn't know what to say to make Mary feel better.
Tom doesn't know what to feed Mary's dog.
Tom doesn't know what to buy Mary for her birthday.
Tom doesn't know what plan Mary will choose.
Tom doesn't know what Mary's shoe size is.
Tom doesn't know what Mary's doing now.
Tom doesn't know what Mary wants.
Tom doesn't know what Mary wants to eat for dinner.
Tom doesn't know what Mary wants to do.
Tom doesn't know what Mary wants him to buy her for her birthday.
Tom doesn't know what Mary means when she says that.
Tom doesn't know what Mary is looking for.
Tom doesn't know what Mary is like.
Tom doesn't know what Mary does for a living.
Tom doesn't know what kind of person Mary is.
Tom doesn't know what he'd do without Mary.
Tom doesn't know what happened to Mary.
Tom doesn't know what became of Mary after she graduated from high school.
Tom doesn't know the reason why Mary went to Boston.
Tom doesn't know the reason why Mary isn't coming.
Tom doesn't know the reason why Mary is absent.
Tom doesn't know the reason Mary is absent today.
Tom doesn't know the boy talking to Mary.
Tom doesn't know that Mary is still a high school student.
Tom doesn't know that Mary is in love with him.
Tom doesn't know Mary's telephone number.
Tom doesn't know Mary's phone number.
Tom doesn't know Mary's last name.
Tom doesn't know Mary's address.
Tom doesn't know Mary's address yet.
Tom doesn't know Mary.
Tom doesn't know Mary, but he'd like to meet her.
Tom doesn't know Mary at all.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go with him tomorrow or not.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go to the mountains or to the beach.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go camping with us or not.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will come.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will come tomorrow.
Tom doesn't know if Mary wants to go with us or not.
Tom doesn't know if Mary remembers him.
Tom doesn't know if Mary likes pumpkin pie or not.
Tom doesn't know if Mary is coming or not.
Tom doesn't know how worried Mary is.
Tom doesn't know how to get to Mary's house.
Tom doesn't know how tall Mary is.
Tom doesn't know how much Mary weighs.
Tom doesn't know how much Mary loves him.
Tom doesn't know how Mary will get to school tomorrow.
Tom doesn't know how Mary was able to afford a new car.
Tom doesn't know how long he'll have to wait for Mary.
Tom doesn't know for certain who Mary's boyfriend is.
Tom doesn't know for certain when Mary will come.
Tom doesn't know for certain when Mary will arrive.
Tom doesn't know for certain what Mary is going to do.
Tom doesn't know exactly where Mary lives.
Tom doesn't know exactly when Mary will get home.
Tom doesn't know exactly what time Mary's train pulled out of the station.
Tom doesn't know either Mary or her sister.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary's plan.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary's past.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary's family.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary, other than her name.
Tom doesn't know anything about Mary at all.
Tom doesn't know any of Mary's friends.
Tom doesn't heed any advice from Mary.
Tom doesn't have to worry about Mary anymore.
Tom doesn't have to wash the car. Mary's already washed it.
Tom doesn't have to tell Mary if he doesn't want to.
Tom doesn't have to stay home to help Mary.
Tom doesn't have to pay attention to what Mary says.
Tom doesn't have to listen to what Mary says.
Tom doesn't have to hide his feelings from Mary.
Tom doesn't have to help Mary.
Tom doesn't have to dance with Mary unless he wants to.
Tom doesn't have to apologize to Mary.
Tom doesn't have the time to help Mary right now.
Tom doesn't have the faintest idea what Mary is trying to do.
Tom doesn't have the courage to ask Mary to lend him her video camera.
Tom doesn't have any idea how much Mary loves him.
Tom doesn't hang out with Mary anymore.
Tom doesn't get what Mary means.
Tom doesn't get up as early as Mary.
Tom doesn't get along with Mary.
Tom doesn't feel that he can trust Mary.
Tom doesn't feel like talking to Mary tonight.
Tom doesn't expect anything from Mary.
Tom doesn't ever want to see Mary again.
Tom doesn't even try to help Mary.
Tom doesn't enjoy hanging out with Mary.
Tom doesn't earn enough money to support a woman like Mary.
Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will arrive on time.
Tom doesn't doubt Mary's ability to do the job.
Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will come to the party.
Tom doesn't care whether Mary stays or goes.
Tom doesn't care what Mary says.
Tom doesn't care what Mary does.
Tom doesn't care how Mary dresses.
Tom doesn't care about what Mary says about him.
Tom doesn't believe what Mary says.
Tom doesn't believe the rumors about Mary.
Tom doesn't believe that Mary has been faithful to him.
Tom doesn't believe Mary. He thinks she's lying.
Tom doesn't believe Mary at all.
Tom doesn't always get up early, but he always gets up before Mary does.
Tom doesn't always arrive on time, but Mary usually does.
Tom doesn't allow Mary to go out much.
Tom doesn't allow his children to play with Mary.
Tom doesn't agree with Mary.
Tom doesn't agree with Mary on that point.
Tom doesn't agree with Mary at all.
Tom does much better than Mary does at school.
Tom divorced Mary.
Tom divorced Mary after the children graduated from college.
Tom ditched Mary in the park.
Tom disregarded Mary's advice.
Tom disliked Mary.
Tom discussed the problem with Mary.
Tom discussed the matter with Mary.
Tom discovered just how gullible Mary was.
Tom disapproved of Mary singing in bars.
Tom disappointed Mary.
Tom disagrees with Mary on that matter.
Tom disagreed with Mary on that point.
Tom died just a few hours after Mary died.
Tom died in the evening of the day he and Mary got married.
Tom didn't want to work with Mary.
Tom didn't want to tell Mary the sad news.
Tom didn't want to do what Mary suggested.
Tom didn't want to disturb Mary so late at night, but it was an emergency.
Tom didn't want to disappoint Mary.
Tom didn't want to break Mary's heart.
Tom didn't want to argue with Mary.
Tom didn't want Mary to play with his kid.
Tom didn't want Mary to leave.
Tom didn't want Mary to go out with other guys.
Tom didn't want Mary to drive his car.
Tom didn't want Mary to die.
Tom didn't understand the joke Mary told.
Tom didn't understand Mary at all.
Tom didn't think what Mary was wearing was appropriate for the occasion.
Tom didn't think that Mary would get the better of him.
Tom didn't think Mary would enjoy the concert.
Tom didn't think Mary could fix his watch.
Tom didn't thank Mary sufficiently.
Tom didn't thank Mary enough for all the work she did.
Tom didn't tell Mary his secret.
Tom didn't tell Mary anything.
Tom didn't tell Mary anything at all about his plan.
Tom didn't tell Mary about the accident.
Tom didn't take Mary's age into consideration.
Tom didn't stop smoking, so Mary left the room.
Tom didn't speak to Mary at all last night.
Tom didn't seem interested in what Mary was saying.
Tom didn't see Mary.
Tom didn't see Mary anywhere.
Tom didn't reply to Mary's email message.
Tom didn't recognize Mary.
Tom didn't recognize Mary at first.
Tom didn't really want to go out with Mary.
Tom didn't notice what Mary was wearing.
Tom didn't notice Mary go out.
Tom didn't notice how Mary was dressed.
Tom didn't need to tell Mary. She already knew.
Tom didn't mind helping Mary do the dishes.
Tom didn't meet Mary or anyone else.
Tom didn't mean to tell Mary the secret, but he did.
Tom didn't mean to step on Mary's foot.
Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary's feelings.
Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary.
Tom didn't mean to disappoint Mary.
Tom didn't live up to Mary's expectations.
Tom didn't like the way Mary spoke to him.
Tom didn't like Mary's husband.
Tom didn't like Mary's advice.
Tom didn't like Mary.
Tom didn't like Mary at that time.
Tom didn't let Mary play outside.
Tom didn't let Mary go out in the rain.
Tom didn't know whether Mary was safe or not.
Tom didn't know where to go to buy a ticket for Mary's concert.
Tom didn't know where Mary spent her summer vacation.
Tom didn't know where Mary came from.
Tom didn't know when Mary was planning to go to Boston.
Tom didn't know when Mary had come to Boston.
Tom didn't know what to say to Mary.
Tom didn't know the reason why Mary wouldn't accept his invitation.
Tom didn't know the reason why Mary was crying.
Tom didn't know the reason why Mary wanted a new dress.
Tom didn't know the reason why Mary didn't like him.
Tom didn't know the reason why Mary couldn't go bowling.
Tom didn't know that Mary was in town.
Tom didn't know that Mary had decided to quit her job.
Tom didn't know that Mary had children.
Tom didn't know that Mary could speak French.
Tom didn't know Mary was such a good cook.
Tom didn't know Mary was seeing someone else.
Tom didn't know Mary was married.
Tom didn't know Mary had decided to leave him.
Tom didn't know how unhappy Mary was.
Tom didn't know how to answer Mary's question.
Tom didn't know for certain when Mary was going to arrive.
Tom didn't know any of the details of Mary's plan.
Tom didn't keep his promise to help Mary.
Tom didn't intend to let Mary kiss him.
Tom didn't intend to hurt Mary's feelings.
Tom didn't hesitate to tell Mary the truth.
Tom didn't help Mary.
Tom didn't have time to explain everything to Mary.
Tom didn't have the slightest idea what Mary was talking about.
Tom didn't have the heart to tell Mary the truth.
Tom didn't have the courage to tell Mary the truth.
Tom didn't have the courage to tell Mary that he had made a mistake.
Tom didn't have the courage to refuse to do what Mary asked him to do.
Tom didn't have the courage to disobey Mary.
Tom didn't have the courage to ask Mary out.
Tom didn't have Mary's address with him.
Tom didn't give Mary his real telephone number.
Tom didn't expect that Mary would outsmart him.
Tom didn't expect that Mary would be able to play the harp so well.
Tom didn't expect such a nice present from Mary.
Tom didn't expect Mary to show up on time.
Tom didn't expect Mary to finish her homework so quickly.
Tom didn't do anything to help Mary.
Tom didn't clap after Mary's performance.
Tom didn't buy anything for Mary.
Tom didn't believe what Mary said.
Tom didn't believe Mary at first.
Tom didn't attend Mary's funeral.
Tom didn't appear to recognize Mary.
Tom didn't answer Mary's question.
Tom didn't agree with Mary.
Tom didn't agree with Mary about the matter.
Tom didn't accept Mary's invitation.
Tom didn't accept Mary's apology.
Tom did what Mary told him to do.
Tom did what he could for Mary, but it wasn't enough.
Tom did the dishes for Mary.
Tom did the best he could, but he wasn't able to get a higher grade than Mary.
Tom did it just to impress Mary.
Tom did his best to help Mary.
Tom despises Mary.
Tom despised Mary.
Tom depends on Mary.
Tom depends too much on Mary.
Tom denied that he had ever met Mary.
Tom denied Mary's request.
Tom denied having ever met Mary.
Tom declined the invitation to Mary's party.
Tom declined Mary's offer.
Tom declined Mary's invitation.
Tom decided to wait until Mary had some free time.
Tom decided to tell Mary that he loved her.
Tom decided to make a deal with Mary.
Tom decided to ask for Mary's help.
Tom decided not to go hiking with Mary.
Tom decided he wouldn't go with Mary.
Tom danced with Mary.
Tom danced with Mary and only three other girls at the high school prom.
Tom cut Mary's picture out of the magazine.
Tom crossed the river to get to Mary's house.
Tom crossed the bridge to get to Mary's house.
Tom criticized Mary for not doing the job correctly.
Tom cried as he read the letter he got from Mary.
Tom counts on Mary's help.
Tom counts on Mary.
Tom counts on Mary to help him.
Tom counted to ten then he yelled at Mary.
Tom couldn't understand why Mary laughed at him.
Tom couldn't understand why Mary had to leave.
Tom couldn't understand why Mary frowned at him.
Tom couldn't understand why Mary didn't like him.
Tom couldn't understand what Mary was saying.
Tom couldn't understand what Mary was getting at.
Tom couldn't understand Mary's joke.
Tom couldn't understand Mary at first.
Tom couldn't understand Mary at all.
Tom couldn't understand anything that Mary said.
Tom couldn't understand anything Mary said.
Tom couldn't understand a single word of what Mary said.
Tom couldn't think what he should give Mary for Christmas.
Tom couldn't think of any reason for not giving Mary the present.
Tom couldn't tell whether Mary dyed her hair or not.
Tom couldn't tell what Mary was thinking.
Tom couldn't tell Mary everything he knew.
Tom couldn't take his eyes off Mary.
Tom couldn't remember the name of the place where he met Mary.
Tom couldn't remember Mary's address.
Tom couldn't quite bring himself to strangle Mary.
Tom couldn't put up with Mary any longer.
Tom couldn't make Mary understand what he meant.
Tom couldn't live up to Mary's expectations.
Tom couldn't lift Mary's suitcase.
Tom couldn't imagine that Mary would really say that.
Tom couldn't hide his feelings from Mary.
Tom couldn't help worrying about Mary.
Tom couldn't help thinking about Mary.
Tom couldn't help getting angry with Mary.
Tom couldn't help feeling sorry for Mary.
Tom couldn't hear what Mary was saying.
Tom couldn't have done it without Mary's help.
Tom couldn't get Mary to stop smoking.
Tom couldn't get Mary to leave him alone.
Tom couldn't get Mary to do it.
Tom couldn't get Mary on the phone.
Tom couldn't get in touch with Mary.
Tom couldn't forgive Mary for killing his parents.
Tom couldn't find out Mary's address.
Tom couldn't find Mary's house.
Tom couldn't find Mary even though he said he looked just about everywhere.
Tom couldn't figure out what Mary was trying to say.
Tom couldn't figure out what Mary was talking about.
Tom couldn't figure out what Mary really wanted.
Tom couldn't figure out what Mary meant.
Tom couldn't convince Mary that she had made a mistake.
Tom couldn't catch what Mary said.
Tom couldn't believe what Mary said had happened.
Tom couldn't answer all of Mary's questions.
Tom could tell right away that Mary was in trouble.
Tom could tell by the look on Mary's face that she was very excited.
Tom could tell by Mary's accent that she wasn't a native speaker.
Tom could tell by Mary's accent that she was probably from Ireland.
Tom could see that Mary was in a lot of pain.
Tom could see Mary's house in the distance.
Tom could see Mary from where he stood.
Tom could only tell Mary what he knew.
Tom could hear Mary, but he couldn't see her.
Tom could hear Mary talking in the next room.
Tom could hardly understand what Mary said.
Tom could hardly keep from laughing when he saw Mary trying to juggle some balls.
Tom could hardly hear what Mary was saying.
Tom could hardly believe his ears when he heard that Mary was coming back home to stay.
Tom could find Mary's house easily.
Tom could barely hear what Mary was trying to say.
Tom cooks chicken just the way Mary likes it.
Tom convinced Mary that she was wrong.
Tom convinced Mary that it wasn't his fault.
Tom contacted Mary.
Tom consulted Mary about the plan.
Tom consulted Mary about the matter.
Tom considers Mary to be a heroine.
Tom congratulated Mary on her graduation.
Tom congratulated Mary on passing her driving test.
Tom confessed to murdering Mary.
Tom concealed his anger from Mary.
Tom complained to Mary about the food.
Tom compared his answers with Mary's.
Tom compared a picture taken of Mary three years ago with one that had been taken recently.
Tom claims he knows nothing about Mary.
Tom claimed that he'd already given Mary the money.
Tom chose Mary for the job.
Tom changed his mind about going out with Mary and stayed home.
Tom challenged Mary to a game of chess.
Tom caught up with Mary.
Tom caught Mary stealing his money from the cash register.
Tom caught Mary smoking a cigarette.
Tom caught a glimpse of Mary.
Tom carried Mary on his shoulders.
Tom carried Mary on his back.
Tom canceled his appointment with Mary.
Tom can't wait to meet Mary.
Tom can't understand why Mary is angry.
Tom can't understand Mary's motives.
Tom can't turn Mary down.
Tom can't trust Mary to look after his house while he's away.
Tom can't tell Mary his real feelings.
Tom can't take his eyes off Mary.
Tom can't swim and neither can Mary.
Tom can't swim and Mary can't either.
Tom can't stop Mary from saying what she thinks.
Tom can't stand Mary.
Tom can't stand being around Mary.
Tom can't speak French. Mary can't speak French either.
Tom can't seem to understand what Mary is trying to say.
Tom can't say for sure where Mary lives.
Tom can't say for sure when Mary will arrive.
Tom can't say for sure how many times Mary has been to Boston.
Tom can't run as fast as Mary.
Tom can't remember when Mary moved to Boston.
Tom can't remember Mary's address.
Tom can't rely on Mary's help.
Tom can't put up with Mary's carelessness any longer.
Tom can't put up with Mary's behavior anymore.
Tom can't put up with Mary's behavior any longer.
Tom can't put up with Mary's bad manners any longer.
Tom can't play the ocarina, but Mary can.
Tom can't keep up with Mary.
Tom can't help thinking about Mary.
Tom can't get over how Mary treated him.
Tom can't get in touch with Mary.
Tom can't get along with Mary.
Tom can't forgive Mary for what she did.
Tom can't forgive Mary for behaving like that.
Tom can't forget the time he and Mary had their first big argument.
Tom can't forget the day he met Mary.
Tom can't forget Mary.
Tom can't find the right words to describe his feelings for Mary.
Tom can't even pretend to like Mary.
Tom can't deny the fact that he did what Mary accused him of doing.
Tom can't bear even the sight of Mary.
Tom can't be much older than Mary.
Tom can understand Mary's problem to some extent.
Tom can understand Mary's French.
Tom can swim, but Mary can't.
Tom can swim as fast as Mary.
Tom can swim as fast as Mary can.
Tom can swim almost as fast as Mary.
Tom can swim almost as fast as Mary can.
Tom can still remember the pain caused when Mary left him.
Tom can spell better than Mary.
Tom can speak French almost as well as Mary.
Tom can speak French almost as well as Mary can.
Tom can run as fast as Mary.
Tom can rely on Mary to be on time.
Tom can hear Mary very well.
Tom can go hear Mary sing at that club whenever he wants to.
Tom can get in touch with Mary by email.
Tom came to dislike Mary.
Tom came home earlier than Mary expected.
Tom came close to beating Mary to death.
Tom came after Mary left.
Tom calls Mary up every night.
Tom calls Mary every night and talks with her for at least 45 minutes.
Tom called to tell Mary that he'd be late.
Tom called on Mary to express his sympathy.
Tom called Mary.
Tom called Mary, but the line was busy.
Tom called Mary up yesterday.
Tom called Mary up from the airport.
Tom called Mary up and asked her what her schedule was.
Tom called Mary to the telephone.
Tom called Mary to tell her he'd be late.
Tom called Mary to apologize to her, but she hung up on him.
Tom called Mary every bad name he could think of.
Tom called Mary a traitor.
Tom called Mary a liar.
Tom called Mary a coward.
Tom called a cab for Mary.
Tom calculated that he had given Mary over 34,000 dollars in the past six months.
Tom burst out laughing when he saw Mary dancing a jig.
Tom bumped into Mary the other day at the supermarket.
Tom brought his dog over to Mary's house.
Tom brought a gift for Mary.
Tom broke off his engagement to Mary.
Tom broke into Mary's car and stole what was hidden under the driver's seat.
Tom bought the same camera that Mary has.
Tom bought that camera because Mary thought it was the one he should buy.
Tom bought something for Mary.
Tom bought Mary an expensive umbrella.
Tom bought Mary a puppy.
Tom bought Mary a nice camera.
Tom bought Mary a fairly expensive camera.
Tom bought Mary a camera.
Tom bought a new camera for Mary to replace the one he had borrowed and lost.
Tom bought a camera to give to Mary.
Tom bought a camera to give to Mary on her birthday.
Tom bought a camera from Mary.
Tom bought a camera for Mary.
Tom borrowed some money from Mary.
Tom borrowed a large amount of money from Mary.
Tom borrowed a book from Mary.
Tom blushed when he saw Mary naked.
Tom blocked Mary's way and wouldn't let her enter the room.
Tom blocked Mary's punch, then slapped her with his right hand.
Tom blamed the failure on Mary.
Tom blamed Mary for the project's failure.
Tom blamed Mary for the accident that killed their son.
Tom betrayed Mary's trust.
Tom bet Mary that he could beat her at arm wrestling.
Tom bends over backwards to please Mary.
Tom believes that Mary will do well in her new job.
Tom believes that Mary made a big mistake when she sold her father's Stradivarius.
Tom believes that Mary is innocent.
Tom believes that getting married to Mary was the best thing he's ever done.
Tom believes Mary made the right choice.
Tom believed that Mary was innocent.
Tom begged Mary to stay.
Tom began to suspect Mary would leave him.
Tom began to sing his favorite song and Mary harmonized with him.
Tom began to look into the problem as soon as Mary brought it to his attention.
Tom became tired of always having to pay the bill every time he went out with Mary.
Tom became friends with Mary when he was living in Boston.
Tom became concerned about Mary's safety.
Tom became aware that Mary was staring at him.
Tom beat Mary up.
Tom beat Mary to within an inch of her life.
Tom beat Mary at checkers.
Tom bandaged Mary's arm.
Tom bailed Mary out of jail.
Tom attributed his success to Mary's help.
Tom attended Mary's graduation ceremony.
Tom attempted to persuade Mary to go to church with him.
Tom ate the last slice of bread so Mary had nothing to eat.
Tom ate by himself even though he had hoped to eat with Mary.
Tom assured Mary that he'd help her paint the ceiling of her kitchen.
Tom assured Mary that he wouldn't be late for the party.
Tom assumes Mary will be willing to help with the bake sale.
Tom assumed that Mary would have the work finished by the time he arrived.
Tom assigned the job to Mary.
Tom assigned Mary to do the job.
Tom asked Mary to watch the children.
Tom asked me to pick Mary up at the airport.
Tom asked Mary's advice about the problem.
Tom asked Mary why she was smiling.
Tom asked Mary why she was late.
Tom asked Mary why she was crying.
Tom asked Mary why she was buying so much food.
Tom asked Mary why she had done that.
Tom asked Mary who she thought would be the most likely to win the race.
Tom asked Mary who had given her the picture.
Tom asked Mary who had been the first to arrive.
Tom asked Mary which way to turn.
Tom asked Mary whether she'd like to go shopping.
Tom asked Mary whether she'd like to go shopping in the afternoon.
Tom asked Mary whether she planned to swim or not.
Tom asked Mary whether she liked the plan or not.
Tom asked Mary whether she liked him.
Tom asked Mary where the dog was.
Tom asked Mary where she went to school.
Tom asked Mary where she was going to be later in the evening.
Tom asked Mary where she wanted him to put the bag of dog food.
Tom asked Mary where she usually went shopping.
Tom asked Mary where she planned to be on Saturday evening.
Tom asked Mary where she lived.
Tom asked Mary where she lived, but she wouldn't tell him.
Tom asked Mary where he should put his suitcase.
Tom asked Mary when she was going to buy a new pair of shoes for her youngest daughter.
Tom asked Mary what the weather had been like while he was away.
Tom asked Mary what she wanted.
Tom asked Mary what she wanted for her birthday.
Tom asked Mary what she really wanted.
Tom asked Mary what she had bought at the jewelry store.
Tom asked Mary what she had been doing all morning.
Tom asked Mary what kind of music she liked.
Tom asked Mary what kind of movies she liked.
Tom asked Mary what kind of food she liked.
Tom asked Mary what her father did for a living.
Tom asked Mary what he should do next.
Tom asked Mary what he should bring to the party.
Tom asked Mary to warm up some leftovers.
Tom asked Mary to wait in the lobby.
Tom asked Mary to wait for him in front of the library.
Tom asked Mary to throw the rotten apple into the garbage.
Tom asked Mary to tell him about the house she had lived in when she was a child.
Tom asked Mary to teach him how to do the waltz.
Tom asked Mary to take her jacket off.
Tom asked Mary to take back what she said.
Tom asked Mary to stay, but she had to get back to work.
Tom asked Mary to stay, but she didn't want to.
Tom asked Mary to stay at home until the babysitter got there.
Tom asked Mary to speak more slowly.
Tom asked Mary to sit down for a while.
Tom asked Mary to see about getting front row seats at the Lady Gaga concert.
Tom asked Mary to pick up some toothpaste and some toilet paper at the supermarket.
Tom asked Mary to open the window.
Tom asked Mary to open the window, but she wouldn't.
Tom asked Mary to meet him in the lobby.
Tom asked Mary to meet him after school.
Tom asked Mary to marry him.
Tom asked Mary to marry him, but she turned down his proposal.
Tom asked Mary to make him something to eat.
Tom asked Mary to help me.
Tom asked Mary to help him reinstall Windows.
Tom asked Mary to help him organize the party.
Tom asked Mary to go to the store to buy some bread.
Tom asked Mary to give him a ride to the amusement park.
Tom asked Mary to give him a massage, but she didn't want to.
Tom asked Mary to give a speech.
Tom asked Mary to give a speech at his school.
Tom asked Mary to get some glasses from the kitchen.
Tom asked Mary to find out how to apply for a visa.
Tom asked Mary to do that, so you don't have to.
Tom asked Mary to do something she didn't want to do.
Tom asked Mary to come again.
Tom asked Mary to call him after dinner.
Tom asked Mary to bring a salad to the party.
Tom asked Mary to brew some coffee.
Tom asked Mary to be quiet.
Tom asked Mary to be home by six-thirty.
Tom asked Mary to be attentive during meetings.
Tom asked Mary to answer the telephone.
Tom asked Mary the same question he had asked me.
Tom asked Mary several questions.
Tom asked Mary out on a date.
Tom asked Mary not to wake him up before seven.
Tom asked Mary not to play the drums so late at night.
Tom asked Mary not to leave.
Tom asked Mary not to leave him alone.
Tom asked Mary not to drive so fast.
Tom asked Mary many times to let him go home early, but she wouldn't let him.
Tom asked Mary many questions that she couldn't answer.
Tom asked Mary many questions about life in Boston.
Tom asked Mary many questions about Australia.
Tom asked Mary if she'd return soon.
Tom asked Mary if she'd help him.
Tom asked Mary if she'd go.
Tom asked Mary if she was really happy with her new job.
Tom asked Mary if she was free the next day.
Tom asked Mary if she was free on Valentine's Day.
Tom asked Mary if she was busy.
Tom asked Mary if she wanted to ride his horse.
Tom asked Mary if she wanted something to drink.
Tom asked Mary if she spoke more than three languages.
Tom asked Mary if she needed some help.
Tom asked Mary if she liked Mexican food.
Tom asked Mary if she knew when the concert started.
Tom asked Mary if she knew how to play that song on the flute.
Tom asked Mary if she knew how to knit.
Tom asked Mary if she knew his new address.
Tom asked Mary if she had enjoyed herself at the party.
Tom asked Mary if she had been to Boston.
Tom asked Mary if she enjoyed reading murder mysteries.
Tom asked Mary if he could read her mother's letter.
Tom asked Mary if he could borrow her English textbook.
Tom asked Mary if he could borrow her bicycle.
Tom asked Mary if dinner was ready.
Tom asked Mary how to get to her house.
Tom asked Mary how she had lost so much weight.
Tom asked Mary how many people had come to her party.
Tom asked Mary for something hot to drink.
Tom asked Mary for some money so he could buy something to eat.
Tom asked Mary for help.
Tom asked Mary for directions.
Tom asked Mary for advice.
Tom asked Mary for a divorce.
Tom asked Mary for a date, but she turned him down.
Tom asked Mary's father to buy him a ticket.
Tom asked Mary and her friends for help.
Tom asked Mary about what she did in school that day.
Tom asked Mary about the accident that she was involved in.
Tom asked Mary about her new job in Boston.
Tom asked Mary about her new boyfriend.
Tom asked Mary about her grandmother.
Tom asked Mary a rather difficult question.
Tom asked Mary a lot of questions, but she refused to answer some of them.
Tom asked Mary a lot of personal questions.
Tom asked Mary a few questions that she couldn't answer, but she was able to answer most of his questions.
Tom asked if anybody knew anything about Mary.
Tom asked her if she was Mary.
Tom asked for Mary's permission to leave early.
Tom asked for Mary's help.
Tom asked for Mary's address and wrote it down on a piece of scrap paper.
Tom asked Mary if she could make him a sandwich.
Tom asked a few questions that Mary didn't want to answer.
Tom arrived too early and Mary wasn't ready yet.
Tom arrived at the party after Mary did.
Tom arrived ahead of Mary.
Tom arrived after Mary had left.
Tom argued with Mary about the matter.
Tom argued with Mary about money.
Tom appreciates everything that Mary has done for him.
Tom appreciated Mary's hard work.
Tom appreciated Mary's advice.
Tom appreciated all the letters Mary sent him while he was in prison.
Tom appointed Mary to act as his assistant.
Tom apologized to Mary for not doing what he was supposed to do.
Tom apologized to Mary for his son's rudeness.
Tom apologized to Mary for his son's impolite remarks.
Tom apologized to Mary for being late.
Tom apologized to Mary for accidentally stepping on her foot.
Tom apologized for not having told Mary sooner.
Tom answered Mary's letter right away.
Tom answered all of Mary's questions.
Tom and Mary worked out their problems.
Tom and Mary woke up early to see the first sunrise of the year.
Tom and Mary were too busy yelling at each other to notice that I'd entered the room.
Tom and Mary were talking quietly in the kitchen a few minutes ago.
Tom and Mary were plotting to kill Tom's father for the life insurance.
Tom and Mary were paddling a canoe down the river the last time I saw them.
Tom and Mary were my backup singers back when I used to perform.
Tom and Mary were just shooting the breeze.
Tom and Mary were just in time for the last train.
Tom and Mary were in the same class.
Tom and Mary were in the same class last year.
Tom and Mary were in the garden.
Tom and Mary were held as hostages for three months.
Tom and Mary were classmates.
Tom and Mary were both sitting cross-legged on the floor.
Tom and Mary were a match made in heaven.
Tom and Mary went fishing together.
Tom and Mary went away for the weekend.
Tom and Mary walked up the street together.
Tom and Mary are very much in love.
Tom and Mary usually take it easy on Sundays.
Tom and Mary usually like to sit in the front row.