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Sentences with audio (total 1,049,024)

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Tom played football yesterday.
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We've made several changes.
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We need to change this system.
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If Tom makes one more mistake like that, he'll be fired.
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Why should Tom change?
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Tom was persuaded to change his mind.
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Will Tom ever change?
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Tom kicked the football.
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Only two of the ten people in this picture are still living.
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Tom sent the package to Mary by mistake.
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Why do you think we need to change these rules?
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Tom had to changed his plans.
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Tom is careless and often makes mistakes.
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Things haven't really changed much.
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It's clear that Tom has made a mistake.
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Do you think Tom will ever change?
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Tom did that, which was a big mistake.
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My schedule has been changed.
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That rule has been changed.
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Tom seems to be unaware of his mistake.
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Tom has made that same mistake many times.
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To put it bluntly, you're mistaken.
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Tom said I'd made a mistake.
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Football is an exciting game.
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Tom has been persuaded to change his mind.
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I was able to persuade Tom to change his mind.
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Evidently, Tom's made a mistake.
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Tom pointed out the mistakes I had made.
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It's not too late for us to change our schedule.
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It looks like Tom might change his mind.
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It never occurred to me that Tom would do something like that.
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Tom wanted to prove his innocence.
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Show me the proof.
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Tom jumped on his motorcycle and rode off.
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Did Tom jump, or was he pushed?
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Do you have any proof that that happened?
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There were a lot of hoops we had to jump through.
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Do you have any evidence that proves Tom is guilty?
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Tom has already proven it.
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Doesn't this prove that that's not true?
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Tom jumped down into the pit.
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What was Tom trying to prove?
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The high jump will be the last event.
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Tom ended his life by jumping off a bridge.
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It occurred to me that Tom might be working late.
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Tom jumped out from behind the tree, trying to scare Mary.
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Could you give me a lift to the station?
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We saw dolphins jumping out of the water.
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Tom jumped off the raft.
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Tom jumped off the train as it was moving.
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You shouldn't jump to conclusions.
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How can we prove Tom is innocent?
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Tom can't prove that.
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We've just had a jump in sales.
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We just wanted to prove that we could do it.
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We need to find evidence to prove Tom's innocence.
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This might turn out to be an advantage.
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Can you prove that's true?
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Tom has nothing to prove.
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Tom has proof.
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Tom wanted to prove how tough he was.
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We thought we'd get a jump on things.
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We have more than enough evidence to prove Tom is guilty.
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Tom was determined to prove himself.
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At this point, Tom has nothing to prove.
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Tom got jumped last night on his way home.
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It can be very difficult to prove a negative.
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That's been proven repeatedly.
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Have you ever jumped out of a plane?
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It never occurred to me that Tom might be wrong.
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Tom says he has proof.
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You don't have to prove anything to anyone.
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This might prove to be an advantage.
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Jump in the car and let's get out of here.
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I'll ring you tonight.
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We're trying to stay one step ahead of our competition.
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I saw someone jump off the roof.
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Tom has proven that he can do that.
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We need to find a way to prove that.
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We had a 30% jump in sales last month.
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If I could prove that Tom was the one who did that, I'd fire him.
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Tom jumped bail.
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Tom wants to prove his innocence.
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We have no way to prove that isn't true.
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It occurred to me that Tom might be lying.
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It never occurred to me that Tom might do that.
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Let's not jump to any conclusions.
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It never occurred to me that Tom might be the one who did that.
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Tom wanted to prove that he could do that.
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I decided to prove them wrong.
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It never occurred to Tom that Mary would get angry.
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Has that been proven?
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This is making me jumpy.
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That fence is too high to jump over.
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This is our chance to prove them wrong.
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It'll be very difficult to prove that Tom is guilty.
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We'll just have to prove they're wrong.
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We need to find evidence to prove that Tom is innocent.
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Be careful not to jump to the wrong conclusion.
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Don't jump the gun.