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Sentences with audio (total 1,188,440)

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Tom said he didn't want to go swimming with us.
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Tom smiled at Mary when she came into the room.
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Tom thinks he knows how to get to Mary's house.
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Tom was lying when he said he didn't know Mary.
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Tom wouldn't let Mary do what she wanted to do.
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Would you like to grab a bite to eat somewhere?
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You have to be here at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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You know Tom used to live in Boston, don't you?
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I should never have let you do that by yourself.
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I understand that Tom is leaving Boston tonight.
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I won't be able to tell you about what happened.
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I wonder how long Tom has been living in Boston.
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I wouldn't be calling if it weren't important.
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It won't be the first time that Tom's been late.
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Tom couldn't believe that Mary really loved him.
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Tom said he didn't want a party on his birthday.
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Tom said he wasn't ready, but Mary said she was.
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Tom told Mary he wouldn't let her go by herself.
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Tom won't tell anyone where he was last weekend.
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Tom wondered when you bought your tennis racket.
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I thought you were going to be in Boston tonight.
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I wish you'd consider coming back to work for us.
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I wonder why Tom didn't come to school yesterday.
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I'm thinking that I should take French next year.
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Nobody told me where the meeting was going to be.
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Tom said he didn't think Mary could speak French.
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Tom told Mary that he didn't have anything to do.
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Tom told us he didn't want to play poker with us.
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We won't be hearing from Tom for quite some time.
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We wouldn't be in this mess if you had helped us.
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You wouldn't believe the stuff people throw away.
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I thought you said nobody here could speak French.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they couldn't find Tom.
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I'm almost certain it was Tom who stole my wallet.
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I'm going to put everything back where it belongs.
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I'm sure there must be something I can do to help.
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These are the names of the people I'm looking for.
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Tom said he didn't want to live in Boston anymore.
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Tom took the orange juice out of the refrigerator.
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Tom turned on the small lamp on his bedside table.
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Tom wouldn't be crazy enough to do that, would he?
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Would you mind giving me a hand moving this table?
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I should never have let you carry that by yourself.
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I told Tom the reason why I wouldn't be able to go.
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I wonder why Tom doesn't want to sign the contract.
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I wonder why we haven't run into each other before.
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I'm beginning to regret not studying French harder.
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I'm going to miss all of you when I move to Boston.
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I'm surprised Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
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Tom offered Mary a drink of water, but she refused.
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Tom said he wouldn't help, but Mary said she would.
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I want to know how many times you've been to Boston.
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I want to know how many years you've studied French.
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I was afraid I might not be able to do it correctly.
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I'm still in Boston, but I'll be back home tomorrow.
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I've got to be in Boston by 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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The Jacksons lived in Boston before they moved here.
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Tom pulled the nail out of the board with a crowbar.
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Tom told Mary that she should be ashamed of herself.
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Tom took another shot at the crow, but missed again.
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I thought you said Tom didn't live in Boston anymore.
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I want to know why Tom didn't go to Boston with Mary.
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I wish I could help you, but I can't stay any longer.
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I'm going to tell them that I won't be there on time.
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I'm just saying there must be another way to do this.
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If I had a choice, I probably wouldn't be doing this.
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It may not be necessary for us to go to that meeting.
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Tom just announced that he would be moving to Boston.
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Tom put on his helmet and then got on his motorcycle.
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Tom thanked Mary for the bottle of wine she gave him.
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Tom told Mary that her French was easy to understand.
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We won't be able to get to the bank before it closes.
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Tom asked me if I wanted some ketchup on my hamburger.
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Tom couldn't believe that he had just won the lottery.
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Tom said he didn't think Mary had ever been to Boston.
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Tom told Mary he wouldn't do what she asked him to do.
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Tom won't be going back to Boston after this, will he?
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I wish you had told me when Tom expected me to be here.
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I'm supposed to meet Tom in Boston next Monday at 2:30.
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I'm sure that by the time you get here, we'll be ready.
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You won't be able to see anything without a flashlight.
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I can't think of any reason why Tom would want to leave.
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I wouldn't be here today if Tom hadn't asked me to come.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Tom got kicked out of school.
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I'm surprised Tom gave Mary all the money she asked for.
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Tom didn't think he'd ever get used to living in Boston.
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Tom said something in French that I couldn't understand.
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Tom thought that he should go to Boston to be with Mary.
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They don't have enough money to buy everything they need.
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Tom spoke to Mary in French, but she answered in English.
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Tom was planning to go to Boston the day after Christmas.
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I was the only one who didn't know Tom had been in prison.
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I wish we'd had time to visit you while we were in Boston.
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Would you please go to the supermarket and buy some bread?
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I wish we could talk in person, but that'll have to wait.
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Mary is only taller than Tom when she's wearing high heels.
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Tom asked Mary if she would be willing to donate some money.
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Tom wanted to play poker with us, but Mary wouldn't let him.
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Tom asked Mary to tell him where she had hidden the diamonds.
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Tom wrote his phone number on a napkin and handed it to Mary.