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Mary said she doesn't think Tom enjoys doing that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom does that anymore.
Mary said she doesn't have very much money on her.
Mary said she doesn't have enough time to do that.
Mary said she doesn't even want to think about it.
Mary said she didn't want to study French anymore.
Mary said she didn't want to sing with us anymore.
Mary said she didn't want to go to Boston with me.
Mary said she didn't want to go swimming with Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to force you to do that.
Mary said she didn't want to do anything with Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to buy anything for Tom.
Mary said she didn't want to allow Tom to do that.
Mary said she didn't think the smell bothered Tom.
Mary said she didn't think the noise bothered Tom.
Mary said she didn't think that actually happened.
Mary said she didn't think she'd enjoy doing that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom would've done that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom had ever done that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom enjoyed doing that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom could've done that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom could speak French.
Mary said she didn't know Tom wasn't able to swim.
Mary said she didn't know Tom was able to do that.
Mary said she didn't have to stay in the hospital.
Mary said she didn't have to do that until Monday.
Mary said she didn't have the strength to do that.
Mary said she didn't have the patience to do that.
Mary said she didn't believe that really happened.
Mary said she couldn't do what we asked her to do.
Mary said she can't eat that much food by herself.
Mary said it was more difficult than she expected.
Mary said doing that was harder than she expected.
Mary said doing that was easier than she expected.
Mary said Tom was asleep by the time she got home.
Mary said Tom told her she was sick of doing that.
Mary said I should've asked her to do that for me.
Mary realized there was nothing more she could do.
Mary read a magazine while she waited for the bus.
Mary promised that she wouldn't lie to me anymore.
Mary promised me she'd never come back here again.
Mary promised Tom that she wouldn't drink anymore.
Mary promised Tom that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary probably won't be able to do that on her own.
Mary probably won't be able to do that by herself.
Mary probably shouldn't tell Tom why she did that.
Mary probably shouldn't tell Tom how she did that.
Mary probably doesn't know what she did was wrong.
Mary probably doesn't know how she should do that.
Mary pretended she didn't know what was happening.
Mary plans to start doing that as soon as she can.
Mary never forgets to tell Tom that she loves him.
Mary needed someone to help her with her homework.
Mary moved over so that Tom could sit next to her.
Mary might even be richer than we thought she was.
Mary looked like she wasn't in a hurry to do that.
Mary looked around, but she couldn't see anything.
Mary lived in a small town until she was thirteen.
Mary lied to Tom when she said she didn't do that.
Mary learned how to drive when she was a teenager.
Mary knows she's not very good at speaking French.
Mary knows she's not supposed to help Tom do that.
Mary knew there wasn't much she could do about it.
Mary knew there was nothing she could do about it.
Mary knew that I'd be gone by the time she got there.
Mary knew she wasn't likely to be able to do that.
Mary knew she didn't have anything to worry about.
Mary isn't willing to do that unless you help her.
Mary isn't still wearing her wedding ring, is she?
Mary isn't likely to be hungry when she gets here.
Mary isn't likely to allow Tom to do that for her.
Mary isn't doing that because Tom told her not to.
Mary isn't as good at French as she thinks she is.
Mary isn't as busy this week as she was last week.
Mary is upset with Tom because he didn't help her.
Mary is trying to figure out what she needs to do.
Mary is the best student in your class, isn't she?
Mary is sure that she'll be able to pass the test.
Mary is still sitting in her car, waiting for Tom.
Mary is starting to sound exactly like her father.
Mary is probably not as young as you think she is.
Mary is probably not as smart as you think she is.
Mary is probably not as happy as you think she is.
Mary is probably going to tell Tom she'll do that.
Mary is pretty sure that she'll pass today's exam.
Mary is old enough to do that on her own, I think.
Mary is now richer than she ever thought she'd be.
Mary is much richer than most people think she is.
Mary is lucky that so many people have helped her.
Mary is happier than I've seen her in a long time.
Mary is going to love the present you got for her.
Mary is going to get fired if she doesn't do that.
Mary is going to do that as soon as she gets home.
Mary is going to be very tired when she gets home.
Mary is going to be very sorry she didn't do that.
Mary is going to be very happy she didn't do that.
Mary is going to be in Boston all week, isn't she?
Mary is from Boston, but now she lives in Chicago.
Mary is fortunate that she's permitted to do that.
Mary introduced me to her new boyfriend yesterday.
Mary introduced her stepson to Tom's stepdaughter.
Mary hopes that she doesn't have to do that again.
Mary hopes that Tom will teach her how to do that.
Mary hopes she'll be able to do that next October.
Mary hasn't yet told us what she's supposed to do.
Mary hasn't told us what she's supposed to do yet.
Mary has told you about what happened, hasn't she?
Mary has refused to do what we've asked her to do.
Mary has promised that she'll never be late again.
Mary has known how to do that since she was three.
Mary has enough money to do anything she wants to.
Mary has enough money to buy everything she wants.
Mary has enough money to buy everything she needs.
Mary has decided she's the one who should do that.
Mary has been told that she's required to do that.
Mary has been speaking French since she was a kid.
Mary has been fired from every job she's ever had.
Mary has already bought what Tom asked her to buy.
Mary has a list of people to she wants to talk to.
Mary hardly ever does what you'd expect her to do.
Mary had to borrow money from Tom to pay her rent.
Mary had a rich uncle who left her a lot of money.
Mary had a fairly good job until she got laid off.
Mary got out of the bathtub and dried herself off.
Mary got her first chance to do that this morning.
Mary freaked out when she heard what Tom had done.
Mary found a job not too far from where she lives.
Mary found Tom's umbrella in the trunk of her car.
Mary finally managed to buy everything she needed.
Mary filled her glass and then filled one for Tom.
Mary fell in love with Tom the moment she met him.
Mary eventually did everything we asked her to do.
Mary dropped out of college when she was a junior.
Mary dropped everything she was doing to help Tom.
Mary doubts that she'll be able get there on time.
Mary doesn't want to study French, but she has to.
Mary doesn't understand what you expect her to do.
Mary doesn't trust anyone else to do that for her.
Mary doesn't think she'll ever be able to do that.
Mary doesn't think she'll be permitted to do that.
Mary doesn't think she wants to do that right now.
Mary doesn't think Tom would allow her to do that.
Mary doesn't think Tom will permit her to do that.
Mary doesn't really want to eat with us, does she?
Mary doesn't really think I can do that, does she?
Mary doesn't need to go there unless she wants to.
Mary doesn't know why Tom and John don't like her.
Mary doesn't know what she's supposed to be doing.
Mary doesn't know she's not likely to be punished.
Mary doesn't know she'll never be able to do that.
Mary doesn't know how to explain how she did that.
Mary doesn't know Tom, but she'd like to meet him.
Mary doesn't have to go there unless she wants to.
Mary doesn't have any idea how much Tom loves her.
Mary doesn't carry much with her when she travels.
Mary doesn't care what other people say about her.
Mary didn't want to tell anybody where she'd been.
Mary didn't want to stop doing what she was doing.
Mary didn't want me to help her with her homework.
Mary didn't think that anyone would recognize her.
Mary didn't think Tom would permit her to do that.
Mary didn't tell Tom she wouldn't be at his party.
Mary didn't tell Tom she didn't intend to do that.
Mary didn't seem to be enjoying herself very much.
Mary didn't learn how to do that from her parents.
Mary didn't know why she'd been chosen to do that.
Mary didn't know when she was supposed to do that.
Mary didn't know what to say, so she said nothing.
Mary didn't know that she was supposed to do that.
Mary didn't know that she needed to do that today.
Mary didn't know that Tom expected her to do that.
Mary didn't know she no longer needed to help Tom.
Mary didn't know how long she should wait for Tom.
Mary didn't know exactly what was expected of her.
Mary didn't have to tell me, but I'm glad she did.
Mary didn't have to do that if she didn't want to.
Mary didn't do that the way Tom told her to do it.
Mary didn't believe Tom when he said he loved her.
Mary didn't actually want to eat with us, did she?
Mary didn't act like she really wanted to be here.
Mary did better today than she's ever done before.
Mary did a lot better today than she usually does.
Mary deleted all of Tom's pictures from her phone.
Mary decided not to tell Tom that she was leaving.
Mary cried herself to sleep every night last week.
Mary couldn't find anyone to give her a ride home.
Mary couldn't do what we were hoping she could do.
Mary couldn't do it, so she asked Tom to help her.
Mary couldn't afford to buy everything she needed.
Mary could've been scared, but she didn't show it.
Mary could think of no reason why she should stay.
Mary could never do what you are asking her to do.
Mary concealed the fact that she'd been in prison.
Mary closed the curtains before she got undressed.
Mary chuckled to herself as she read Tom's letter.
Mary can't really be as rich as people say she is.
Mary can't really be as mean as people say she is.
Mary can't do that alone. I hope Tom can help her.
Mary can't do it alone. Could you please help her?
Mary can tell me what happened when she gets here.
Mary can come over to my place whenever she wants.
Mary called to say she wouldn't be home for lunch.
Mary called Tom every bad name she could think of.
Mary bet me thirty dollars that she could do that.
Mary began to write poems when she was very young.
Mary assured us that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary assured me that she wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary asked Tom what she should bring to the party.
Mary asked Tom to tell her why he was leaving her.
Mary asked Tom to teach her how to play the flute.
Mary asked Tom to help her, but he didn't want to.
Mary asked Tom if he'd help her with her homework.
Mary apparently went to the lighthouse by herself.
Mary apparently didn't do what we asked her to do.
Mary admitted that she didn't know how to do that.
Mary admitted that she didn't have any experience.
Mary admitted she did what we asked her not to do.
Mary admitted she did what she promised not to do.
Mary admitted she did what Tom told her not to do.
Mary admits she's been doing that for a long time.
If you see Mary, ask her how her husband is doing.
If you have a question for Mary, ask her yourself.
If you give me Mary's phone number, I'll call her.
If Mary's not careful, she's going to get injured.
If Mary really had wanted to do that, she would've.
If Mary messes up again, she's going to get fired.
If Mary doesn't want to help, she doesn't have to.
I'm sure Mary will tell us if she needs something.
I'm sure Mary will do anything Tom asks her to do.
I'm pretty sure Mary did that while she was drunk.
I'm not going to let Mary go to Boston by herself.
I'm going to tell Mary what I really think of her.
I'll text Mary and see if she wants to go with us.
I'll tell Mary to call you as soon as she gets in.
I wouldn't allow Mary to do what she wanted to do.
I wonder whether Mary really regrets what she did.
I wonder if Mary really did what she said she did.
I wonder if Mary really did what Tom said she did.
I wish Mary wouldn't go out after dark by herself.
I wasn't the one who told Mary she should do that.
I wasn't the one who told Mary she had to do that.
I was surprised when Mary told me what she'd done.
I was surprised when Mary told me she'd done that.
I was going to tell Mary what we expect her to do.
I told Mary that I wouldn't go to Boston with her.
I told Mary not to do that, but she did it anyway.
I told Mary I'd be willing to loan her some money.
I told Mary I wouldn't do what she asked me to do.
I told Mary I wanted her to teach me how to drive.
I thought Mary would have all the time she needed.
I thought Mary was supposed to do that by herself.
I think Mary will be exhausted when she gets home.
I think Mary will be able to do that if she tries.
I think Mary shouldn't tell Tom that she did that.
I think Mary should be able to do that by herself.
I think Mary might not want to do that by herself.
I think Mary isn't sure that's what she has to do.
I think Mary could've done that faster by herself.
I think Mary could do that today if she wanted to.
I think Mary could be a teacher if she wanted to be.
I talked to Mary today about what she plans to do.
I should've told Mary why she had to go to Boston.
I should've never let Mary go swimming by herself.
I saw Mary a few minutes ago and she looked tired.
I promised Mary I'd listen to what she had to say.
I looked all over for Mary, but couldn't find her.
I know Mary didn't leave when she was supposed to.
I hope Mary knows why she doesn't need to do that.
I hope Mary knows why she doesn't have to do that.
I hope Mary didn't do what you told her not to do.
I hope Mary didn't do what we asked her not to do.
I hope Mary didn't do what Tom told her not to do.
I forgot to tell Mary what she was supposed to do.
I forgot to ask Mary what you asked me to ask her.
I fell in love with Mary the first time I saw her.
I emailed Mary and told her I'd be busy next week.
I don't want Mary to go out after dark by herself.
I don't think Mary would do what you said she did.
I don't think Mary loves me as much as I love her.
I don't think Mary likes you the way you like her.
I don't think Mary knows why Tom is scared of her.
I don't think Mary knows why Tom is afraid of her.
I don't think Mary knows what she's talking about.
I don't think Mary knows what she needs to do yet.
I don't think Mary knows what Tom wants her to do.
I don't think Mary knows she has to do that today.
I don't know why Mary doesn't want me to help her.
I didn't think Mary would go to Boston by herself.
I didn't think Mary would eat what I made for her.
I didn't show Mary the pictures she wanted to see.
I didn't know Mary was going to Boston by herself.
I didn't know Mary until Tom introduced her to me.
I couldn't help Mary do what she was trying to do.
I asked Mary when she had started studying French.
I asked Mary what she thought was going to happen.
I asked Mary not to go there, but she went anyway.
How did Mary get you to help her clean the garage?
Have you ever asked Mary why she likes doing that?
Eventually, Mary will realize that she needs help.
Even though Mary had a bad cold, she went to work.
Does Mary still do the same things she used to do?
Does Mary really think she can do that by herself?
Does Mary really think Tom is younger than she is?
Does Mary really think Tom enjoys eating with her?
Do you think Mary will like the gift I bought her?
Do you think Mary can really take care of herself?
Do you remember what time Mary said she'd be here?
Do you really think Mary can take care of herself?
Did you ask Mary who helped her with her homework?
Did you ask Mary what she thought the problem was?
Did Mary tell you how long it took her to do that?
Did Mary really want Tom to go to Boston with her?
Could you please tell Mary that I need to see her?
Are you sure Mary knows what she's supposed to do?
Are you sure Mary didn't do what she said she did?
Are you sure Mary didn't do what Tom said she did?
You seem convinced that Mary did that by herself.
You asked Mary to do that by herself, didn't you?
You asked Mary if she had to do that, didn't you?
Why don't you ask Mary what she's planning to do?
Why didn't you tell Mary that she had to do that?
Why didn't you give Mary the money she asked for?
Whenever Mary comes to Boston, she stays with us.
When Mary left, I told her she'd be back someday.
What time did Mary say she was going to get here?
What time did Mary say she wanted us to be there?
We must make sure that Mary doesn't hurt herself.
Unfortunately, Mary did what you told her not to.
There's no way Mary will ever do that by herself.
The reason Mary isn't here is because she's sick.
The reason Mary got sick was because she overate.
The last time I saw Mary, she was on a stretcher.
The last time I saw Mary she was eating an apple.
Tell Mary we're going to meet her at the airport.
Tell Mary she's going to have to work late today.
Tell Mary I grew up in Boston, just like she did.
Please tell Mary she has to get home before 2:30.
Please tell Mary I'll pick her up at the station.
My advice is to tell Mary what she wants to know.
Maybe Mary doesn't know she has to do that today.
Mary's parents are too strict to let her do that.
Mary wrote to Tom to tell him that she loved him.
Mary wouldn't tell me who gave her that envelope.
Mary wouldn't tell Tom why she wanted to do that.
Mary wouldn't go to Boston if she didn't have to.
Mary would've eaten more if she hadn't been sick.
Mary would sing another song if you asked her to.
Mary wondered why nobody had told her about that.
Mary wondered why Tom didn't want to talk to her.
Mary won't tell me who gave her those binoculars.
Mary won't likely tell Tom what she wants to eat.
Mary won't likely tell Tom what she needs to buy.
Mary won't likely be as careful as she should be.
Mary won't be able to do what you want her to do.
Mary wished that she knew Tom's telephone number.
Mary wished she hadn't asked Tom quit doing that.
Mary will unlikely be able to do that by herself.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she wants to do.
Mary will probably tell Tom what she needs to do.
Mary will probably tell Tom she'll never do that.
Mary will probably tell Tom she wants to do that.
Mary will probably tell Tom she doesn't like him.
Mary will probably get punished if she does that.
Mary will probably get arrested if she does that.
Mary will probably be starved when she gets home.
Mary will pay me back what she owes me on Monday.
Mary will be absent today because she has a cold.
Mary wasn't surprised when she saw Tom in Boston.
Mary wasn't sure they'd let her stay on the team.
Mary wasn't convinced that she needed to do that.
Mary wasn't able to tell Tom how she really felt.
Mary wasn't able to do that until she was thirty.
Mary wasn't able to do anything she wanted to do.
Mary wasn't able to do anything she needed to do.
Mary was unwilling to do what we asked her to do.
Mary was told that she isn't required to do that.
Mary was lying when she said she didn't know Tom.
Mary was lying to Tom when she said she did that.
Mary was eating an apple the last time I saw her.
Mary was convinced that she'd be able to do that.
Mary was absent from school because she was sick.
Mary was a pretty good singer when she was young.
Mary wants you to do that so she doesn't have to.
Mary wants to know if she can come over and play.
Mary wants to buy a car, but she can't afford to.
Mary wanted to explain, but Tom wouldn't let her.
Mary wanted Tom to know that she didn't hate him.
Mary wanted Tom to help her clean out the garage.
Mary usually reads when she's waiting for people.
Mary usually helps anybody who asks her for help.
Mary used to play the piano when she was younger.
Mary used to do that when she was in high school.
Mary tried to get Tom to go to the park with her.
Mary tried to get Tom to do her homework for her.
Mary told me to meet her in front of the theater.
Mary told me that she's interested in doing that.
Mary told me that she'd be in Boston next Monday.
Mary told me that she'd be at tomorrow's meeting.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be upset.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be early.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be angry.
Mary told me that she thought Tom would be alone.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was unemployed.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was suspicious.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was prejudiced.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was overweight.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was interested.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was frustrated.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was frightened.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was downstairs.
Mary told me that she thought Tom was dependable.
Mary told me that she has decided not to do that.
Mary told me that she doesn't think Tom did that.
Mary told me that she and Tom were still married.
Mary told me she'd walk to work tomorrow morning.
Mary told me she wouldn't be staying much longer.
Mary told me she wouldn't be in Boston next week.
Mary told me she wasn't going to do that anymore.
Mary told me she usually eats breakfast at seven.
Sonst hat Tom Maria jeden Morgen einen Abschiedskuss gegeben, doch jetzt tut er das nicht mehr.
Mary told me she doesn't want to do that anymore.
Mary told me she didn't want to do that that way.
Mary told me she didn't actually want to do that.
Mary told me she couldn't remember what happened.
Mary told me she already knew she had to do that.
Mary told me I was the one she wanted to talk to.
Mary told Tom why she didn't want him to do that.
Mary told Tom that she'd go to Boston in October.
Mary told Tom that she'd be reluctant to do that.
Mary told Tom that she wouldn't enjoy doing that.
Mary told Tom that she was in Boston last Monday.
Mary told Tom that she was going to go to Boston.
Mary told Tom that she was going to be home late.
Mary told Tom that she was determined to do that.
Mary told Tom that she was be obliged to do that.
Mary told Tom that she thought you could do that.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't tired.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't ready.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't happy.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't broke.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't bored.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't awake.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't angry.
Mary told Tom that she thought John wasn't alone.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was upstairs.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was stubborn.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was prepared.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was mistaken.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was innocent.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was impolite.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was handsome.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was creative.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was confused.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was annoying.
Mary told Tom that she thought Alice wasn't cute.
Mary told Tom that she had a long talk with John.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was mad.
Mary told Tom that she didn't think John was fat.
Mary told Tom that John was a good friend of her.
Mary told Tom she'd never eat anything John made.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't let him go by himself.
Mary told Tom she wouldn't go to Boston with him.
Mary told Tom she was going to eat lunch at home.
Mary told Tom she thought it was time to go home.
Mary thought she'd be able to do that by herself.
Mary thought she was going to be able to do that.
Mary thought she might not need to do that again.
Mary thought she might not have to do that again.
Mary thought she might not be allowed to do that.
Mary surprised all of us when she went to Boston.
Mary still hasn't told me why she has to do that.
Mary still hasn't told me why she had to do that.
Mary still hasn't done what she's supposed to do.
Mary still doesn't know why she needs to do that.
Mary started playing drums when she was thirteen.
Mary spoke quietly so she wouldn't wake the baby.
Mary spent the money her father gave her on beer.
Mary sipped the wine that Tom had poured for her.
Mary shouldn't tell Tom she doesn't like her job.
Mary should've done that when she had the chance.
Mary should've done that the way you told her to.
Mary should've done that the way Tom told her to.
Mary should probably tell Tom to do that for her.
Mary sells most of the vegetables that she grows.
Mary seldom does what she says she's going to do.
Mary seemed to be aware of what she needed to do.
Mary seemed convinced that she needed to do that.
Mary says that someday she'll be able to do that.
Mary says that she's willing to do that for free.
Mary says that she'll be at the meeting tomorrow.
Mary says that she has to go to Boston next week.
Mary says that she can't prove that Tom did that.
Mary says she's tired of everybody's complaining.
Mary says she's no longer interested in painting.
Mary says she's always been interested in sports.
Mary says she's already talked to Tom about that.
Mary says she'll do whatever she can to help Tom.
Mary says she'd be willing to loan us some money.
Mary says she won't do that unless Tom helps her.
Mary says she was in Boston the week before last.
Mary says she wants to learn how to speak French.
Mary says she wants to ask me a lot of questions.
Mary says she thought Tom would enjoy doing that.
Mary says she thinks it might be easy to do that.
Mary says she plans to be in Boston next weekend.
Mary says she needs to find somebody to help her.
Mary says she needs to find somebody to help Tom.
Mary says she knows Tom wanted to move to Boston.
Mary says she just wants to get something to eat.
Mary says she just couldn't allow Tom to do that.
Mary says she isn't in the mood to do that today.
Mary says she hopes Tom won't ask her to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom knows who has to do that.
Mary says she hopes Tom can take care of himself.
Mary says she has something to do this afternoon.
Mary says she expects Tom to do that later today.
Mary says she doesn't want to go to school today.
Mary says she doesn't want to go skiing with Tom.
Mary says she doesn't want to do that by herself.
Mary says she doesn't want to ask Tom to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think that'll happen today.
Mary says she doesn't think she ought to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom wants to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom ought to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom needs to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom likes to do that.
Mary says she doesn't think Tom likes doing that.
Mary says she doesn't really know how to do that.
Mary says she doesn't really know how old Tom is.
Mary says she doesn't need to do that right away.
Mary says she doesn't know why Tom is doing that.
Mary says she doesn't know where she should park.
Mary says she doesn't know what made her do that.
Mary says she doesn't know if she has to do that.
Mary says she doesn't know how Tom stays so thin.
Mary says she doesn't know anything about Boston.
Mary says she doesn't have to do that right away.
Mary says she doesn't have to do that by herself.
Mary says she doesn't have time to eat right now.
Mary says she doesn't have time to do that today.
Mary says she doesn't have the energy to do that.
Mary says she doesn't have any desire to do that.
Mary says she doesn't feel like eating right now.
Mary says she doesn't feel like doing that today.
Mary says she doesn't feel like doing that again.
Mary says she doesn't ever want to do that again.
Mary says she and Tom went to Boston last winter.
Mary says she and Tom usually eat lunch together.
Mary says she and Tom haven't yet discussed that.
Mary says she and Tom haven't discussed that yet.
Mary says everybody she knows has gone to Boston.
Mary saw some guy she didn't know talking to Tom.
Mary saw Tom looking at her from across the room.
Mary said there's nothing she can do to help Tom.
Mary said that she'd be glad to buy that for you.
Mary said that she wasn't going to do that again.
Mary said that she was very reluctant to do that.
Mary said that she was very motivated to do that.
Mary said that she was the one who had done that.
Mary said that she wanted to talk to the manager.
Mary said that she wanted me to give this to Tom.
Mary said that she thought Tom was getting tired.
Mary said that she really did do that by herself.
Mary said that she never expected that to happen.
Mary said that she needed to talk to the manager.
Mary said that she knew Tom was going to be late.
Mary said that she didn't really want to do that.
Mary said that she didn't really need to do that.
Mary said that she didn't really like doing that.
Mary said that she didn't really have to do that.
Mary said that she didn't have much money on her.
Mary said that Tom was the one who told her that.
Mary said she's thinking about taking a vacation.
Mary said she's talked to Tom about that already.
Mary said she's only done that about three times.
Mary said she's not sure whether Tom can do that.
Mary said she's looking forward to being retired.
Mary said she's glad that that's going to happen.
Mary said she's faster at doing that than Tom is.
Mary said she's better at doing that than Tom is.
Mary said she's always been interested in sports.
Mary said she's already talked to Tom about that.
Mary said she'll do that for us if we ask her to.
Mary said she'd prefer that you not do that here.
Mary said she'd never want to do that by herself.
Mary said she'd let me know if anything happened.
Mary said she'd be willing to do anything for me.
Mary said she'd be happy to answer our questions.
Mary said she wouldn't ever try to do that again.
Mary said she wouldn't ever try doing that again.
Mary said she wouldn't do what I asked her to do.
Mary said she would've done that if she could've.
Mary said she wished she hadn't tried to do that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't tried doing that.
Mary said she wished she hadn't let Tom kiss her.
Mary said she wasn't sure she's ready to do that.
Mary said she wasn't going to Boston next summer.
Mary said she was working on something important.
Mary said she was trying to figure something out.
Mary said she was sure that Tom wouldn't do that.
Mary said she was pretty sure that you'd do that.
Mary said she was present at yesterday's meeting.
Mary said she was going to write a letter to Tom.
Mary said she was going to permit Tom to do that.
Mary said she was glad that you did that for her.
Mary said she was glad that you did that for Tom.
Mary said she wanted to take some pictures of us.
Mary said she wanted to see if she could do that.
Mary said she wanted to see if Tom could do that.
Mary said she wanted to learn how to sail a boat.
Mary said she wanted to do everything by herself.
Mary said she thought that would happen tomorrow.
Mary said she thought that she might be able to win.
Mary said she thought she was too old to do that.
Mary said she thought she didn't need to do that.
Mary said she thought she didn't have to do that.
Mary said she thought she could help Tom do that.
Mary said she thought Tom wouldn't do that today.
Mary said she thought Tom would unlikely do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would probably do that.
Mary said she thought Tom would enjoy doing that.
Mary said she thought Tom would be in his office.
Mary said she thought Tom was too old to do that.
Mary said she thought Tom could probably do that.
Mary said she thought I should get more exercise.
Mary said she thought I looked like I was sleepy.
Mary said she thought I looked like I was lonely.
Mary said she paid thirty dollars for that shirt.
Mary said she needed to get rid of all this junk.
Mary said she learned how to do that last summer.
Mary said she knew she might not need to do that.
Mary said she knew she might not have to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might not want to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might not need to do that.
Mary said she knew Tom might not have to do that.
Mary said she isn't even going to try to do that.
Mary said she hopes Tom won't do that by himself.
Mary said she hopes Tom can take care of himself.
Mary said she hoped that Tom would be here today.
Mary said she hoped Tom wouldn't do that anymore.
Mary said she hoped Tom would do that right away.
Mary said she hoped Tom would be able to do that.
Mary said she had something to do this afternoon.
Mary said she had something important to tell me.
Mary said she had something important to ask Tom.
Mary said she expects to be doing that on Monday.
Mary said she expected Tom to get home on Monday.
Mary said she doesn't want to spend time in jail.
Mary said she doesn't want to ever do that again.
Mary said she doesn't want to do that on her own.
Mary said she doesn't want to do that by herself.
Mary said she doesn't think she needs to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom wants to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom ought to do that.
Mary said she doesn't think Tom needs to do that.
Mary said she doesn't know where Tom wants to go.
Mary said she doesn't know any of Tom's children.
Mary said she doesn't feel like doing that today.
Mary said she doesn't ever want to do that again.
Mary said she didn't want you to do that anymore.
Mary said she didn't want to play tennis with me.
Mary said she didn't want to go to Boston by bus.
Mary said she didn't want to go swimming with us.
Mary said she didn't want to go drinking with us.
Mary said she didn't want to eat leftovers again.
Mary said she didn't want to do that without Tom.
Mary said she didn't want me to worry about that.
Mary said she didn't want me to help her do that.
Mary said she didn't understand why Tom did that.
Mary said she didn't think anybody could do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom wanted to do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom needed to do that.
Mary said she didn't think Tom knew how to drive.
Mary said she didn't really feel like doing that.
Mary said she didn't know why Tom had to do that.
Mary said she didn't know Tom could speak French.
Mary said she didn't have the courage to do that.
Mary said she didn't have many friends in Boston.
Mary said she didn't have enough time to do that.
Mary said she didn't have anything to write with.
Mary said she didn't have anything she had to do.
Mary said she didn't have any trouble doing that.
Mary said she didn't have any idea where Tom was.
Mary said she didn't have a driver's license yet.
Mary said she didn't get enough sleep last night.
Mary said she couldn't figure out how to do that.
Mary said she could swim at least as well as Tom.
Mary said it was her who should help Tom do that.
Mary said it was Tom who borrowed her sunglasses.
Mary said everybody she knows has been to Boston.
Mary said Tom would likely go to Boston with her.
Mary said Tom knew she might not need to do that.
Mary said Tom knew she might not have to do that.
Mary said I shouldn't do that until she got back.
Mary retired from the company when she turned 65.
Mary refused to do what I told her she had to do.
Mary refused to believe that Tom didn't like her.
Mary really enjoys talking with Tom, doesn't she?
Mary realized there was no way she could do that.
Mary realized that she'd fallen in love with Tom.
Mary realized she didn't have to do that anymore.
Mary realized Tom was no longer in love with her.
Mary puts salt on just about everything she eats.
Mary promised that she'd do that, but she didn't.
Mary promised she'd do that before she went home.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary promised me that she wouldn't be late again.
Mary promised me she wouldn't ever do that again.
Mary promised herself she wouldn't do that again.
Mary promised Tom that she'd never do that again.
Mary promised Tom that she wouldn't tell anybody.
Mary probably won't be hungry when she gets here.
Mary probably doesn't know what she needs to buy.
Mary probably doesn't know she shouldn't do that.
Mary pretended that she didn't know Tom was rich.
Mary pretended she didn't see Tom do what he did.
Mary pretended she didn't know what was going on.
Mary pretended she didn't know anything about it.
Mary phoned to say she'll be thirty minutes late.
Mary persuaded Tom to go back to Boston with her.
Mary opened the bag and knew that it wasn't hers.
Mary only eats vegetables that she grows herself.
Mary often reads bedtime stories to her children.
Mary never told me she used to be married to Tom.
Mary never should've tried doing that by herself.
Mary never should've told Tom that she loved him.
Mary never has apologized for what she did to us.
Mary must've traveled a lot when she was younger.
Mary might not have done what people say she did.
Mary may come and visit me any time she wants to.
Mary managed to carry all three boxes by herself.
Mary makes mistakes every time she speaks French.
Mary made it clear that she didn't want me there.
Mary made a fool of herself in front of everyone.
Mary loved writing poems when she was a teenager.
Mary lives downtown not far from where she works.
Mary lived in Boston until she was ten years old.
Mary listens to the radio whenever she's driving.
Mary likes to read when she's waiting for people.
Mary likes Tom, but she's too shy to talk to him.
Mary let us know that she didn't mind doing that.
Mary let Tom know she didn't know how to do that.
Mary learned how to swim when she was very young.
Mary learned how to do that when she was a child.
Mary learned how to do that from her grandfather.
Mary laughed when I told her about what happened.
Mary knows she's not supposed to do that anymore.
Mary knows she'll never be able to do that again.
Mary knows Tom better than she knows anyone else.
Mary knew there was nothing she could do to help.
Mary knew that she was going to get into trouble.
Mary knew she wasn't going to be able to do that.
Mary knew she didn't have enough time to do that.
Mary kept working even though she was very tired.
Mary kept on walking even though she was in pain.
Mary isn't really going to eat that frog, is she?
Mary isn't going to go to Boston with us, is she?
Mary isn't doing what she's supposed to be doing.
Mary isn't as good at French as you think she is.
Mary is wearing clothes that are too big for her.
Mary is unable to decide who she should vote for.
Mary is supposed to do that before she goes home.
Mary is still waiting for Tom to do that for her.
Mary is still just as friendly as she used to be.
Mary is saving money so she can buy a motorcycle.
Mary is probably not going to do that by herself.
Mary is probably not as rich as you think she is.
Mary is probably not as rich as she claims to be.
Mary is probably not as busy as you think she is.
Mary is looking for somebody to teach her French.
Mary is likely going to lose everything she owns.
Mary is going to try to convince you to help her.
Mary is going to try to convince Tom to help her.
Mary is going to get very dirty if she does that.
Mary is going to get killed if she's not careful.
Mary is going to get in trouble if she does that.
Mary is going to do whatever she can to help you.
Mary is going to do that the way you told her to.
Mary is going to do everything you ask her to do.
Mary is going to do everything she's asked to do.
Mary is going to be very glad she didn't do that.
Mary is going to be fired if she does that again.
Mary is going to be fined if she does that again.
Mary is going to be exhausted when she gets home.
Mary is fairly sure she can take care of herself.
Mary is already old enough to do that by herself.
Mary is a little bit tired, so she won't do that.
Mary introduced herself to the rest of the class.
Mary immigrated to Australia when she was thirty.
Mary hid under her bed, but her mother found her.
Mary helped herself to another dish of ice cream.
Mary hasn't yet told us what she wants us to buy.
Mary hasn't yet told me why she needs to do that.
Mary hasn't yet realized that she's made a mistake.
Mary hasn't let her kids do that very many times.
Mary has told Tom that she's required to do that.
Mary has to do that before she can go home today.
Mary has something she'd like to say to everyone.
Mary has something she needs to discuss with Tom.
Mary has played the piano since she was thirteen.
Mary has never gone mountain climbing by herself.
Mary has never apologized for what she did to us.
Mary has finally done what she promised she'd do.
Mary has done that more than she'd like to admit.
Mary has been waiting for Tom to do that for her.
Mary has been doing that ever since she got home.
Mary had enough time to do what she wanted to do.
Mary had enough time to do what she needed to do.
Mary had enough money to buy what she had to buy.
Mary gave me three reasons why she couldn't help.
Mary gave away most of her money before she died.
Mary gave Tom the note I'd given her to give him.
Mary gave Tom exactly what he told her he needed.
Mary forgot to tell Tom what time she'd be there.
Mary forgot to lock the front door when she left.
Mary finally noticed that Tom was staring at her.
Mary finally managed to persuade Tom to help her.
Mary figured if Tom could do that, she could too.
Mary expects all three of us to do that with her.
Mary expected Tom to sit with her at the concert.
Mary dropped out of school when she was thirteen.
Mary doesn't want anyone to know that she's rich.
Mary doesn't want Tom to go anywhere without her.
Mary doesn't think they'll permit her to do that.
Mary doesn't think Tom will allow her to do that.
Mary doesn't really want to live there, does she?
Mary doesn't really think Tom did that, does she?
Mary doesn't really care whether she wins or not.
Mary doesn't need to come if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't like spinach, so she didn't eat any.
Mary doesn't know who she should ask to help her.
Mary doesn't know whether she can do that or not.
Mary doesn't know what she's gotten herself into.
Mary doesn't have to stay if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have to sing if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have to help if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have to come if she doesn't want to.
Mary doesn't have Tom to do that for her anymore.
Mary doesn't deserve the salary we're paying her.
Mary does that the way Tom taught her to do that.
Mary does just about everything we ask her to do.
Mary died three days after she arrived in Boston.
Mary didn't want the same thing to happen to her.
Mary didn't think Tom would allow her to do that.
Mary didn't tell the stranger who she really was.
Mary didn't tell me why she wanted me to do that.
Mary didn't tell me she wanted to be a scientist.
Mary didn't tell anyone what she was about to do.
Mary didn't really enjoy eating with us, did she?
Mary didn't provide details of how she'd do that.
Mary didn't pay me as much as she said she'd pay.
Mary didn't mention where she was planning to go.
Mary didn't lose as much weight as she wanted to.
Mary didn't look like she was having a good time.
Mary didn't know why she was supposed to do that.
Mary didn't know that she didn't need to do that.
Mary didn't know that she didn't have to do that.
Mary didn't know she no longer needed to do that.
Mary didn't know for certain where she should go.
Mary didn't do that as well as I expected her to.
Mary didn't call Tom like she promised she would.
Mary did better this time than she did last time.
Mary definitely knows that she shouldn't be here.
Mary couldn't have done that by herself, I think.
Mary couldn't get Tom to tell her what was wrong.
Mary couldn't do anything she was supposed to do.
Mary couldn't decide what she should buy for Tom.
Mary couldn't borrow as much money as she needed.
Mary could've won if she'd tried a little harder.
Mary could've refused to do that, but she didn't.
Mary could've done better if she'd had more time.
Mary could stay with us tonight if she wanted to.
Mary could be busy now, but I don't think she is.
Mary convinced Tom to buy her an expensive watch.
Mary continued to do that until the day she died.
Mary certainly did everything we asked her to do.
Mary can't really see anything from where she is.
Mary can't play the piano as well as she used to.
Mary can't cook very well, so she often eats out.
Mary called the office to say that she'd be late.
Mary bragged about how well she could play chess.
Mary began writing poems when she was very young.
Mary became a French teacher when she was thirty.
Mary assured Tom that she wouldn't do that again.
Mary asked me whether she should help Tom or not.
Mary asked me to give her enough time to do that.
Mary asked me if she could borrow thirty dollars.
Mary asked me if I would help her move her piano.
Mary asked if she was really required to do that.
Mary asked if she really needed to wear a helmet.
Mary asked her father to help her make a snowman.
Mary asked Tom to lend her three hundred dollars.
Mary asked Tom not to kiss her in public anymore.
Mary apparently didn't do what she said she'd do.
Mary always tries to do what she thinks is right.
Mary already knows that Tom wants her to do that.
Mary allowed Tom to sit next to her on the bench.
Mary admitted she didn't want to do that anymore.
Let's hope Mary didn't do what you think she did.
It's entirely up to Mary whether she goes or not.
It was easy for Mary to convince Tom to help her.
Is Mary wearing the new shirt you bought for her?
If you don't do what Mary says, she'll get angry.
I'm sure Mary wouldn't have done that by herself.
I'm sure Mary understands what we want her to do.
I'm pretty sure Mary did what we asked her to do.
I'm going to allow Mary to do whatever she wants.
I'm certain Mary will do what she says she'll do.
I'll make sure Mary does what we asked her to do.
I wonder whether Mary thought she had to do that.
I wonder whether Mary really meant what she said.
I wonder whether Mary knew she needed to do that.
I wonder whether Mary did what she said she'd do.
I wonder if Mary's friends would really help her.
I wonder if Mary really can take care of herself.
I wonder if Mary did what she was supposed to do.
I wonder if Mary can really take care of herself.
I wonder if Mary asked Tom to eat lunch with her.
I wasn't sure what Mary wanted me to buy for her.
I tried to get Mary to help me, but she wouldn't.
I told Mary that she shouldn't go out after dark.
I told Mary that I never wanted to see her again.
I thought Mary wouldn't enjoy camping by herself.
I thought Mary said she liked this kind of music.
I think we shouldn't let Mary do that by herself.
I think that Mary lied to you about what she did.
I think Mary went into the woods to kill herself.
I think Mary shouldn't tell Tom why she did that.
I think Mary shouldn't tell Tom how she did that.
I think Mary might get punished if she does that.
I think Mary is sure that's what she needs to do.
I think Mary could do better if she tried harder.
I should've told Mary that she needed to do that.
I should tell Mary I won't go to Boston with her.
I should probably tell Mary what she needs to do.
I looked Mary in the eyes and told her the truth.
I knew Mary would ask Tom to eat dinner with her.
I hope Mary remembers where she buried the money.
I hope Mary does everything she's promised to do.
I hope Mary didn't do what we told her not to do.
I haven't spoken with Mary since she got married.
I don't think Mary will be doing that by herself.
I don't think Mary knows why Tom is ignoring her.
I don't think Mary knows who's going to help her.
I don't think Mary knows she's going to be fired.
I don't think Mary knows how Tom feels about her.
I don't think Mary has ever done that by herself.
I didn't want Mary to leave, but she left anyway.
I didn't think Mary would be afraid, but she was.
I didn't notice that Mary was sitting by herself.
I didn't know Mary would go to Boston by herself.
I didn't give Mary the information she requested.
I didn't believe Mary when she said she loved me.
I can't find Mary. I think she must've gone home.
I asked Mary why she did that the way she did it.
I asked Mary when she thought Tom would get here.
I asked Mary if she wanted to go and she said no.
How often does Mary wear that scarf you gave her?
How much time did it take Mary to clean her room?
How long did Mary say she'd been studying French?
How did Mary know she wasn't supposed to do that?
Have you ever asked Mary why she doesn't do that?
Either Mary doesn't want to do that or she can't.
Does Mary know we can't do that without her help?
Do you want to know why Mary did that by herself?
Do you think Mary can still take care of herself?
Did you tell Mary she's not allowed in this room?
Did you know Mary before she came to work for us?
Did you ask Mary if she could do that by herself?
Did Mary say it was necessary for her to do that?
Did Mary ever tell you what she wanted you to do?
Did Mary actually do everything she said she did?
Could you please tell Mary I need to talk to her?