Examples of 'mary what' in a sentence
Meaning of "mary what"
mary what - This phrase is incomplete and does not have a clear meaning in English. It is possible that it is part of a longer sentence or conversation
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mary what
Tell mary what you found.
Tom still has to tell Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what she was planning to do.
Tom refused to tell Mary what he knew.
I asked Mary what she thought was going to happen.
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I asked Mary what she would do if she were me.
Tom needs to tell Mary what he wants.
Tom asked Mary what she had been doing all morning.
Tom almost forgot to tell Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what he should do next.
Tom has already told Mary what to do.
Tom told Mary what he wanted to eat.
Tom did not need to tell Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what she planned to do.
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Tom did not have to tell Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what she wanted to do.
Tom thought he would forgotten to tell Mary what to do.
Tom did not tell Mary what needed to be done.
Mary What a luxury to be picked up.
Tom forgot to tell Mary what needed to be done.
I wonder whether or not Tom forgot to tell Mary what to do.
I could tell Mary what you have done.
There was nothing left for us to do but give Mary what she wanted.
Tom told Mary what he wanted to buy.
Tom had no chance to tell Mary what he thought.
I asked Mary what she wanted to drink.
Tom is going to give Mary what she wants.
Tom told Mary what he really thought of her.
Tom is going to give Mary what she needs.
Tom told Mary what he thought of her ideas.
Tom should not tell Mary what he did.
Tom told Mary what he wanted her to do.
Tom could only tell Mary what he knew.
Tom told Mary what he needed her to do.
Tom apparently has not told Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what she would do.
Tom says he will not tell Mary what we did.
Tom told Mary what he had in mind.
Tom seems to be unwilling to tell Mary what happened.
Tom told Mary what she needed to do.
Tom certainly told Mary what to do.
Tom told Mary what he wants her to do.
Tom needs to tell Mary what to do.
I asked Mary what she wanted to do.
Tom has already told Mary what happened.
Tom asked Mary what she thought he should do.
Tom did not tell Mary what to do.
Tom warned Mary what would happen if she did that.
Tom should probably tell Mary what he has to do.
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