If they grow tomatoes, they eat tomatoes.

Do you have a view at your place?

There are no tomatoes?

Does Tom like tomatoes?

Tom likes tomatoes?

Tom sliced the tomatoes.

Did you buy tomatoes?

Did you buy tomatoes?

I grow tomatoes.

I hate tomatoes.

No, it's the tomatoes.

Did you water the tomatoes?

Did you water the tomatoes?

Tom cut the tomatoes.

I eat tomatoes.

I'm eating tomatoes.

I love tomatoes.

Tom cut the tomatoes.

Do you like tomatoes?

Do you like tomatoes?

Tomatoes and potatoes.

Pasta and potatoes.

Tomatoes, no!

Well, the best example I know is a study of 79,000 men followed over 20 years, in which it was found that men who consumed cooked tomatoes two to three times a week had up to a 50 percent reduction in their risk of developing prostate cancer.

Well, the best example I know is a study of 79,000 men followed over 20 years, in which it was found that men who consumed cooked tomatoes two to three times a week, had up to a 50 percent reduction in their risk of developing prostate cancer.

He planted pink tomatoes.

I love growing tomatoes.

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I grow tomatoes in plastic houses.

We have a good crop of tomatoes this year.

He grows tomatoes in his garden.

Tomatoes aren't technically vegetables.

The tomato is a vegetable, not a fruit.

It is once believed that tomatoes were poisonous.

She grows tomatoes in her garden.

You're comparing apples and oranges!

Tom grows tomatoes in his garden.

You are comparing apples and oranges.

You're comparing apples and oranges.

Tom grows tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce.

He planted tomatoes in his garden.

He planted tomatoes in his garden.

And that's your view of a tomato.

We had these magnificent tomatoes.

And they are producing really nice, big tomatoes.