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#Person2#: Really? My name is Gretchen Hammer. What is your name?
#Person1#: My name is Phillip Hammer. I think we are related. Who is your dad?
#Person2#: Jacob Hammer. He is originally from Holland.
#Person1#: That's my uncle. You're my cousin! Hi cousin!
#Person2#: It's really a small world, isn't it! The Hammer family isn't very big.
#Person1#: It really is. Do you have time to eat dinner and catch up?
#Person2#: I always make time for family. | Phillip Hammer finds that Gretchen Hammer is his cousin. Phillip invites Gretchen to dinner. Gretchen agrees. | meet family | [
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train_5798 | #Person1#: Father sent me to the school to pick you up this afternoon. But you were not there. What were you guys doing, William?
#Person2#: Our music club held an activity in the shopping center then.
#Person1#: What activity? You didn't tell us anything about it.
#Person2#: So sorry. I should have told mom and dad and you last night. But I was afraid I would be too nervous to play well if they went there. Mrs. Smith took us there. She has been preparing us for this free performance for a month.
#Person1#: It's OK? What did you do then?
#Person2#: In the beginning, we all walked in the shopping center like we were shopping there. A few minutes later, one of our members began to play the violin in the center on the first floor. With that music, we all quickly gathered there one by one and joined to play.
#Person1#: You mean you held the performance among passers-by?
#Person2#: Yes, we played 4 pieces of music in total. So many people stood around us and recorded it with their cameras and cell phones.
#Person1#: You did well. Your performance is very meaningful. | William tells #Person1# that his music club held a music performance among passers-by. William didn't tell the family about it because William was afraid he would be nervous if they went there. | music club performance | [
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train_7333 | #Person1#: Wow, you look like a drowned rat. Didn't you know there's a thunderstorm today?
#Person2#: I knew there would be a rain, but I didn't expect it would rain cats and dogs today.
#Person1#: Well, you'd better take a hot shower right now, or you'll catch a cold.
#Person2#: You are right. I don't want to get sick. Could you put my wet clothes into the washing machine?
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train_6486 | #Person1#: What may I do for you?
#Person2#: I need to get a passport.
#Person1#: You will need to apply for one.
#Person2#: When will I be able to do that?
#Person1#: You can do it right now, if you'd like.
#Person2#: That's fine.
#Person1#: Please fill out this application.
#Person2#: Then what do I do?
#Person1#: I just need to take your picture.
#Person2#: How long will it take for my passport to be ready?
#Person1#: You will get it in a few weeks.
#Person2#: That's perfect. | #Person1# helps #Person2# to apply for a passport. #Person2# will get it ready in a few weeks. | passport | [
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train_3340 | #Person1#: Good morning, Miss. Are there boat tickets to Miami on the first of September
#Person2#: Yes, there are. What cabin would you like?
#Person1#: I'd like the first-class cabin for two. What's the fare?
#Person2#: It is 150 dollars each.
#Person1#: How long is the boat time-table effective?
#Person2#: The boat time-table is effective from the first of August till the first of November
#Person1#: I want to know what port does our ship stop at?
#Person2#: The ship will stop at New York.
#Person1#: How long will the trip take from here to New York?
#Person2#: It will take 5 days.
#Person1#: Thank you. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about the information about the boat tickets to Miami on the first of September. | ask for information | [
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train_6485 | #Person1#: You won't believe who's been elected to do overtime on the Baker account! Me! I'Ve already logged in 20 hours of overtime!
#Person2#: Wow! Why so much? I thought they were getting you an assistant.
#Person1#: They were supposed to, but so far nobody's turned up, and I'm left on my own to do the work. This is the first break I'Ve had all day.
#Person2#: They're really running you into the ground. Why don't you ask for some time off? You could take a long weekend and go away somewhere.
#Person1#: You won't believe who's been elected to do overtime on the Baker account! Me! I'Ve already logged in 20 hours of overtime!
#Person2#: Wow! Why so much? I thought they were getting you an assistant.
#Person1#: They were supposed to, but so far nobody's turned up, and I'm left on my own to do the work. This is the first break I'Ve had all day.
#Person2#: They're really running you into the ground. Why don't you ask for some time off? You could take a long weekend and go away somewhere.
#Person1#: You won't believe who's been elected to do overtime on the Baker account! Me! I'Ve already logged in 20 hours of overtime!
#Person2#: Wow! Why so much? I thought they were getting you an assistant.
#Person1#: They were supposed to, but so far nobody's turned up, and I'm left on my own to do the work. This is the first break I'Ve had all day.
#Person2#: They're really running you into the ground. Why don't you ask for some time off? You could take a long weekend and go away somewhere. | #Person1# has already logged in 20 hours of overtime. #Person2# suggests #Person1# ask for some time off. | work overtime | [
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train_10087 | #Person1#: Kate! I thought you were going to leave early today to take your son to the show.
#Person2#: I'm still planning to. But I can't leave until I've finished typing all the letters.
#Person1#: Can't you leave that until tomorrow?
#Person2#: No, the boss wants them first thing tomorrow morning.
#Person1#: How many have you got left?
#Person2#: About 5.
#Person1#: Why don't you just go ahead? I'll do the letters for you.
#Person2#: Oh, thank you very much, Jim. You're so kind. | Kate plans to take her son to the show but she hasn't finished the work. Jim suggests helping her. | help at work | [
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train_12265 | #Person1#: French is so hard, do you know what's the most difficult part for me?
#Person2#: The grammar?
#Person1#: Yes, but only one particular area. I can't remember if a word is male or female.
#Person2#: You have to just remember those.
#Person1#: But there are so many and I can't find a pattern. For instance, the moon is female and the sun is male. I know those are common in different languages, but a chair is female and hair is male. I think that hair would be considered female. I just don't get it.
#Person2#: It can be very confusing, don't let it get you down, Andy. You're doing well this term. One bad quiz score will hardly affect your grade. Your reading is excellent and so is your writing, you'll get used to this part of the language soon enough. | Andy thinks it difficult to learn French because it's hard to remember if a word is male or female. #Person2# encourages Andy. | learning French | [
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train_4096 | #Person1#: So, got any more ideas for the website?
#Person2#: Well, since we're collecting gifts instead of red envelopes, I made a ' for guests only ' gift chat room.
#Person1#: But we registered at Macy's. People can just buy gifts there.
#Person2#: The Taiwanese won't have time to buy gifts in America. The chat room is more convenient.
#Person1#: You're right. They can discuss what to get and avoid buying the same things.
#Person2#: Or discuss what gifts they could buy together.
#Person1#: Any other ideas?
#Person2#: We can also put a guest book on the website for people to sign and write comments.
#Person1#: And we were going to make a collage for each of us using our baby pictures. . .
#Person2#: Yeah, that will be the best part. Jack hasn't seen yours yet, right?
#Person1#: No. He has no idea what a fat little pig I was! | #Person2# made a gift chat room because #Person2# thinks the Taiwanese won't have time to buy gifts at Macy's. #Person1# asks #Person2# other ideas for the website and #Person2# suggests putting a guest book. | gift chat room | [
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train_9074 | #Person1#: You know I just finished some very interesting research for the newspaper about things people do in their spare time.
#Person2#: Really? What did you learn?
#Person1#: Well, I talked to 20 people and 19 of them watch TV.
#Person2#: That's interesting. I never watch it, do you?
#Person1#: Not much. Anyway, about half of them, 9 people, play some kind of sport.
#Person2#: I'm not surprised. People are getting more exercise these days.
#Person1#: Yes, a few of them go to movies.
#Person2#: Mm, I do, too.
#Person1#: But here is the most interesting result: only one of them reads.
#Person2#: That's terrible. | #Person1# finished some research about things people do in their spare time. #Person1# tells #Person2# interesting findings. | some research | [
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train_2051 | #Person1#: What shall we do this weekend?
#Person2#: Did you have something special in mind?
#Person1#: No, not really. I just thought it might be fun to do something new.
#Person2#: Doing something for a change, you mean?
#Person1#: Yes, something different. I need a change.
#Person2#: I usually go shopping and have my hair done during the weekend and you usually watch the football games on TV.
#Person1#: Yes, you often have tea with your friends. And I sometimes play cards with my friends. We seldom do anything together. It's quite unlike when we were first married.
#Person2#: Now I've got an idea. Autumn is the best season in Beijing. Why don't we go for a picnic this weekend? You'll invite your friends and I'll invite mine. We'll go together.
#Person1#: Good idea! I'd see about the car and you'll prepare the food. But are you sure you really want all our friends to come along? | #Person1# and #Person2# want to do something for a change this weekend. #Person2# suggests going for a picnic with their friends. #Person1# agrees. | weekend | [
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train_2415 | #Person1#: Who wants to go first? Allen?
#Person2#: Uh. . . I mostly just like to listen. You're the groom. Why don't you go first?
#Person1#: OK. Put on something by the Backstreet Boys!
#Person2#: How about ' As long as You Love Me '! You can pretend you're singing it to your fiancee Brooke!
#Person1#: I'd better not. Brooke hates the Backstreet Boys! | Allen suggests #Person1# sing first and recommends a song, but #Person1# refuses. | at a wedding | [
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train_7451 | #Person1#: Have you signed up to join the company's Christmas party?
#Person2#: Sure, I have. Will you join?
#Person1#: I will. You know, as a newcomer, I think it might be a good opportunity to get to know people from the other departments of our company in a more relaxed atmosphere.
#Person2#: You are right. Our company's Christmas party has always been an amazing occasion for everybody to relax and get to know each other better. It is also a time to make new friends and do some networking.
#Person1#: I hope that it is not a formal one when the boss is there.
#Person2#: No, it will not be formal at all. It is a fun time. You will love the game show. Please dress casually. Usually there is an over abandon of drinks, so be careful with that.
#Person1#: Don't worry, I can handle that. And I know if the boss is there, even it is an informal evening, it does not make a good impression to get totally drunk in front of him. | #Person1# will join the company's Christmas party because #Person1#, a newcomer, can know people from the other departments of their company. #Person2# tells #Person1# it's an informal party and #Person1# can dress casually. | Chrismas party | [
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train_12013 | #Person1#: Good afternoon, Miss.
#Person2#: Good afternoon. I would like my hair done.
#Person1#: What style do you want?
#Person2#: I'd like to try a new hair-style. Could you show me some pictures of hair styles?
#Person1#: Sure. Here you are.
#Person2#: Thanks. Please give me the style in this picture here but make the wave longer. I would like hair spray, please.
#Person1#: Yes, Miss. Is that all right?
#Person2#: Beautifully done.
#Person1#: And would you like a manicure?
#Person2#: No, thanks. How much should I pay?
#Person1#: One hundred yuan, please.
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: Thank you. | #Person2# chooses a hair-style in the picture with a longer wave and pays one hundred yuan. | haircut | [
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#Person2#: Hello. I'm here today to pay in some foreign currency. Is that possible at this counter?
#Person1#: Of course, Sir. What kind of currency would you like to deposit? And what is the amount you would like to pay in?
#Person2#: 10, 000 Japanese yen.
#Person1#: OK, Sir. Would that be Fixed or Current Deposit?
#Person2#: Fixed.
#Person1#: And how long are you depositing for?
#Person2#: For one year, that's what I usually do. Better interest, you know. | #Person2# comes to #Person1#'s counter to deposit 10,000 Japanese yen for one year. | deposit money | [
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train_1525 | #Person1#: Hello. Matt White speaking.
#Person2#: Hello, Dr. White, my name's Pan Johnson. My roommate, Janet Holmes, wanted me to call you.
#Person1#: Janet Holmes? Oh, that's right. She's in my Shakespearean English class. Has anything happened to her?
#Person2#: Nothing, it's just that she submitted a job application yesterday and the company asked her in for an interview today. She's afraid she won't be able to attend your class this afternoon. I'm calling to see whether it would be OK if I gave you her essay.
#Person1#: Certainly, that would be fine. Uh, you can either drop it off at my class or bring it to my office.
#Person2#: Would it be all right to come by your office around 4:00? I'm afraid I can't come any earlier because I have three classes this afternoon.
#Person1#: Uh, I won't be here when you come. I'm supposed to be at a meeting from 3:00 to 6:00, but how about leaving it with my secretary? She usually stays until 5:00.
#Person2#: Fine, please tell her I'll be there at 4:00. And Dr. White, one more thing, could you tell me where your office is? Janet told me where your class is, but she didn't give me directions to your office.
#Person1#: Well, I'm in Room 302 of the Gregory Building. I'll tell my secretary to put the paper in my mail box, and I'll get it when I return.
#Person2#: I sure appreciate it. Goodbye, Dr. White.
#Person1#: Goodbye, Ms. Johnson. | Pan calls Dr. White to confirm if Pan can submit the essay for her roommate but Dr.White and Pan have conflicts in the schedule. Dr. White tells Pan to give the essay to his secretary and gives Pan the location of his office. | submit an essay | [
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#Person2#: Yes Anthony, come on in. Have a seat.
#Person1#: Is everything okay? You seem a bit preoccupied.
#Person2#: Well, Anthony, this is not going to be an easy conversation. The company has made some decisions which will have a direct impact on your employment.
#Person1#: Okay. . .
#Person2#: I don't want to beat around the bush so I'm just gonna come out with it. We are going to have to let you go.
#Person1#: What? Why? I mean. . . just like that? I'm fired?
#Person2#: I'm sorry but, to be honest, you are a terrible employee!
#Person1#: What! I resent that!
#Person2#: Anthony, you were caught making international calls from the office phone, you called in sick in eight times this month and you smell like alcohol! | Isabel asks Anthony to come and tells him directly that he's fired for being a terrible employee. Anthony resents that. | dismissal talk | [
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#Person2#: Yes, Dr. Downs said he expects us to have the first five on the list. He is going to discuss them in detail.
#Person1#: Are you going to buy them?
#Person2#: I don't know. These books are expensive. And I don't have a lot of money on me.
#Person1#: How about sharing them with me?
#Person2#: Sounds good.
#Person1#: Let's do this. I will buy three and you buy two of them.
#Person2#: I would rather do it this way: we pay fifty-fifty for the books now. And at the end of the course you can take the books you find more interesting and I will take the ones I like.
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#Person1#: I was just joking. It's definitely a better idea.
#Person2#: Then let's get the books as soon as possible. | #Person1# and #Person2# decide to pay the books fifty-fifty required for a course, and they take away the books they like at the end of the course. | buy books | [
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#Person2#: Right over here, sir. What size do you wear?
#Person1#: Medium.
#Person2#: These here are all mediums.
#Person1#: Thank you. I think I'll take this one, and these pants as well. They're a present for a friend.
#Person2#: Shall I gift-wrap them for you, sir?
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#Person1#: OK, it will be a new experience for me.
#Person2#: We have a rather comprehensive subway system here. You can get almost anywhere rather quickly on a subway, especially at this time of day when the traffic is heavy.
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#Person1#: Do I have to pay an additional fare to change trains?
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#Person2#: Oh, that's terrible. The presentation kicks off in only 20 minutes. Did you check everywhere?
#Person1#: Yeah, my desk, your desk. I even went back to the copy machine to see if I left them there.
#Person2#: There's no time to search for them now. Just call John right away and tell him to make new copies as quickly as possible. | Rachel asks #Person1# to call John now to get make new copies for presentation. | Copies for presentation | [
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#Person2#: Well, to start with, Markheed Inc. has a reputation for being one of the best empoyers in the field.
#Person1#: The best. . . huh? With so many companies out there, how did they establish themselves in such a solid poisition on top?
#Person2#: First of all, they have an excellent benefits package for all employees, even the maintenance staff have health and dental coverage.
#Person1#: Really? What about the pay rate? Are the wages pretty high?
#Person2#: From what I hear, they are very resonable. A lot of the prestige the company has built is because they have attracked some high profile employees with their incentives.
#Person1#: Well, what about the work environment? Not every one is motivated solely by money.
#Person2#: It's a great place to work. They give you fair pay and benefits, and a lot of room to grow. I think if they off you a job, you should definately take it. | #Person1# is considering taking a job of Markheed Inc. #Person2# tells #Person1# several advantages, like an excellent benefits package, reasonable pay rate, and a good work environment. #Person2# thinks #Person1# should take the job. | an interview | [
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#Person2#: Good morning, Vera, Nice to meet you.
#Person1#: Kate, I know you ' Ve been a stewardess for more than one year. And I ' ll have an interview on stewardess tomorrow. Can you tell me some etiquette about the interview?
#Person2#: Of course. First you should do up your long hair and do make up but not too thick.
#Person1#: Is there anything else I should pay attention to?
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#Person1#: Thank you, I've learned so much from you.
#Person2#: That ' s all right. Hope you can do better tomorrow. | Vera will have an interview on stewardess tomorrow, so Kate tells her some etiquette about the interview, including the hairstyle, make-up, manner, style of conversation, and expression. | stewardess interview | [
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#Person2#: I just can't sleep well, doctor.
#Person1#: I see. And how long have you had this problem?
#Person2#: Oh, for about 2 weeks now.
#Person1#: 2 weeks? Do you have headaches?
#Person2#: Sometimes.
#Person1#: Fever?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: Are you having any family problems?
#Person2#: No, not really. We all get along pretty well.
#Person1#: And how about work?
#Person2#: Well, I've been working a lot lately. More than 11 hours a day.
#Person1#: Maybe you should take a vacation and just rest for a few days.
#Person2#: Well, I can't right now. We're in the middle of some important business.
#Person1#: Yes, I understand. But you really need to slow down. You're going to kill yourself if you go on like this. | #Person2# cannot sleep well and has headaches. #Person2# has been working a lot lately. #Person1# suggests #Person2# should rest for a few days. | have a rest | [
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#Person2#: I need to buy some clothes for my daughter. I don't know what size to get. Can you help me?
#Person1#: Certainly. How old is she? How tall is she?
#Person2#: She is 9 years old and 4 feet tall.
#Person1#: We have a great selection of clothes for young girls. Pants start at $10 and shirts start at $7.
#Person2#: Great. I will take 3 pairs of pants and 2 shirts, please.
#Person1#: If they're gifts, I can wrap each item for $1 each.
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#Person2#: You've got it. I took many pictures of it.
#Person1#: You mean you have been in Egypt? When did you go there?
#Person2#: Last summer. It was so interesting.
#Person1#: Tell me something about the Great Pyramid.
#Person2#: It was very high, about 137 meters. The sides are as long as 230 meters.
#Person1#: And it's very old?
#Person2#: Yes, it has a long history of about 4500 years.
#Person1#: Really? I can't believe it!
#Person2#: Yes, seeing is believing. You must go and see it by yourself.
#Person1#: It sounds nice. So Egypt is the place where I'm going to spend my next holiday.
#Person2#: By the way, where did you spend your vacation last summer?
#Person1#: I went to Japan and it's not so much fun.
#Person2#: I bet you'll have great fun in Egypt. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s trip to Egypt and #Person2#'s impression of the Great Pyramid. #Person1# decides to spend #Person1#'s next vacation in Egypt. | the Great Pyramid | [
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#Person2#: Janice, I found you stole my vegetables at four o'clock this morning. Is that true?
#Person1#: All right! I stayed up yesterday and waited for your vegetables. I stole your peaches and flowers.
#Person2#: It is so hard to prevent them from being stolen. I also got something this morning.
#Person1#: How many vegetables do you steal today?
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#Person1#: So funny. By stealing, I forgot all my sorrows and pressure from work.
#Person2#: I could not agree with you more. For us, there are so many unhappy things and I am so bored ; however, I got lots of fun from stealing.
#Person1#: I really want to be far away from the reality now.
#Person2#: But we still need to go back to it. Don't overdo it. | Janice stayed up and stole many vegetables from Fred's farm and David's and says it makes her forget all her sorrows and pressure. David asks her not to overdo it. | steal the vegetables | [
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#Person2#: Yes. In fact in my mom's house, we have 3 pets, 2 dogs and a cat. My family actually raises dogs for helping blind People.
#Person1#: Oh, wow. That's cool! Um, Why do people keep pets?
#Person2#: I guess the most important thing is companionship, right? So there is always somebody there for you that will like you.
#Person1#: Yeah, that's true. Ok, besides cats, dogs and fish. What are some other pets people keep?
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#Person2#: Good idea. We could meet on Monday or Tuesday. Which day would you prefer?
#Person1#: Tuesday would be good for me.
#Person2#: OK. Do you think we should meet in the morning or in the afternoon?
#Person1#: I think the afternoon would be best.
#Person2#: That will work out. I will e-mail the exact time tomorrow. I need you to bring your plans with you.
#Person1#: Yes, I will bring my plans with me to the meeting.
#Person2#: Should we invite the whole committee or should we just have the sub-committee there?
#Person1#: I feel that the whole committee needs to be there.
#Person2#: Yes, I agree. We'll make sure that they get notified. Can you find the meeting place?
#Person1#: Yes, I know how to get there on my own.
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#Person2#: Yes, there are 10 men, 10 car salesman and me.
#Person1#: And how are you doing?
#Person2#: This week I sold 3 cars. I was the Top salesperson.
#Person1#: How did you do it? Did you do anything special?
#Person2#: No, not really. It helps that I'm a woman. There are a lot of women looking at cars and buying cars by themselves. They feel more comfortable talking to a woman and you know, I like talking.
#Person1#: How were the other salesman?
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#Person2#: I don ' t want to.
#Person1#: Well, come and talk to me then.
#Person2#: Certainly not.
#Person1#: May I turn on the radio then?
#Person2#: Turn on the radio? What for?
#Person1#: So that we can sit down together and listen to some music.
#Person2#: Listen to some music? And who ' ll cook dinner? Will you?
#Person1#: Ok, I will. But let ' s go to a disco after dinner.
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#Person2#: He's fine. He retired last week. It's turning point in his life. Now he can relax and enjoy his retirement.
#Person1#: He can spend more time with his grandchildren.
#Person2#: Oh, I don't think he wants to. He wants to travel to several different countries around the world.
#Person1#: So, he wants to have a more active retirement. Good idea!
#Person2#: How do you want to spend your old age?
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#Person2#: How about next Friday?
#Person1#: Friday sounds good.
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#Person1#: I like that. Then the adults will be more free to mingle and relax.
#Person2#: That's what I was thinking.
#Person1#: I'm so excited. Finally, a yard of my own.
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train_5220 | #Person1#: John, did you have a dream when you was a little boy?
#Person2#: Of course I did. I dreamed to be a pilot when I grow up. But unfortunately, I didn't realize it.
#Person1#: I had the same experience with you. When I was a little boy I dreamed to be a great scientist. But now you see, I'm just a common office clerk.
#Person2#: Okay, forget about that. S, do you have some practical dreams at present?
#Person1#: I do. And now I'm working hard to learn English, and I want to be an interpreter some day.
#Person2#: You're promising. Just follow your dream and never give up.
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train_1334 | #Person1#: Excuse me, sir, but are you Mr. Robertson from Australia?
#Person2#: Yes, I am.
#Person1#: How do you do, Mr. Robertson? Welcome to Beijing!
#Person2#: How do you do?
#Person1#: I'm Lily.
#Person2#: Oh, it's great to meet you, Miss Lily.
#Person1#: I'm also glad to meet you. Please come this way. That's our car. Your baggage can go in the boot.
#Person2#: Good.
#Person1#: Is this your first visit to Beijing?
#Person2#: This is my first visit to China. It has been my long-cherished desire to pay a visit to your beautiful country.
#Person1#: You are going to stay in Beijing for...
#Person2#: Five days. And then I have to fly to Xi'an. My wife will be waiting for me in Hong Kong. But on my way to Hong Kong I will visit Guilin first.
#Person1#: That's a wonderful idea. Well, Mr. Robertson, were you born in Australia?
#Person2#: No, I was born in London.
#Person1#: No wonder I can understand you so well.
#Person2#: Yes, I speak British English with a bit of an Australian accent.
#Person1#: I find it hard to understand some Australian friends who speak Australian English.
#Person2#: Do you? I think it is because we Australians speak very quickly. | Lily's giving Mr. Robertson a reception who comes to Beijing for the first time. Mr. Robertson tells Lily his travel plan and they talk about the Australian accent. | tourist reception | [
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train_11090 | #Person1#: Hello, this is Shogun Restaurant.
#Person2#: Hello, I need to make a dinner reservation.
#Person1#: Can you tell me what night you will be coming?
#Person2#: We will be coming to your restaurant on Tuesday night.
#Person1#: What time will you be dining with us?
#Person2#: Our first choice would be 7
#Person1#: How many guests will be in your party?
#Person2#: Four of us will be coming.
#Person1#: Please just give me your name, and at 7
#Person2#: Great! Our last name is Foster.
#Person1#: Thank you, Mr. Foster, see you this Tuesday at 7
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train_2864 | #Person1#: Hello, I bought a China dress in your shop this morning.
#Person2#: Yes?
#Person1#: I bought one size up by mistake.
#Person2#: Oh, did you?
#Person1#: I wonder if you can change it to one size down.
#Person2#: Yes, of course. Will you come with receipt?
#Person1#: Then I'll come to your place later in the evening, and how late is your shop open?
#Person2#: Until 8 o'clock madam. We are looking forward to seeing you. | #Person1# wants to change for a smaller dress. #Person2# asks #Person1# to bring the receipt. | change clothes | [
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train_8973 | #Person1#: What would you like to drink? Tea or coffee?
#Person2#: Coffee, please.
#Person1#: So, you also like Coffee?
#Person2#: Yes, of course. I can't go through a day without coffce in the morning.
#Person1#: Me too, but I think we shouldn't drink too much of it, as it's not very healthy.
#Person2#: I totally disagree. The other day I read in a book that a number of recent studies suggest that it can be a highly beneficial drink. Researchers have found strong evidence that coffee reduces the risk of several serious ailmemts including diabetes, heart disease and cirrhosis of the liver.
#Person1#: But I also heard that coffee and its caffcine content, serve as a drug on the human body that negatively affects the central nervous system, as well as other organs, and leads to addiction
#Person2#: I don't think so. Coffee helps me wake up, keep alert, and improve my short term memory.
#Person1#: Well, I am just going to have to disagree with you. A healthy body wakes up without caffeine!
#Person2#: Maybe you are right to some extent.
#Person1#: You may try to have some alternatives and see how you feel.
#Person2#: Maybe I could have a try. | Both #Person1# and #Person2# like coffee. #Person1# thinks too much coffee is unhealthy while #Person2# disagrees because #Person2# thinks coffee wakes #Person2# up. #Person1# suggests some alternatives, and #Person2# agrees to try. | coffee discussion | [
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train_4585 | #Person1#: I've been told you might have a vacant room.
#Person2#: Yes, I have a spare room.
#Person1#: Would it be okey to look at the room, now?
#Person2#: Would you come here in twenty minutes? We're right in the middle of dinner.
#Person1#: This apartment looks nice.
#Person2#: Yes, it has two bedrooms. That's convenient.
#Person1#: How much is the rents?
#Person2#: 2, 500 yuan a month.
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train_3617 | #Person1#: How many people are in your family?
#Person2#: As you know, China has a single-child policy. Therefore, there's just my husband, my daughter and I. What about in your family?
#Person1#: I have one daughter and one son. Then there's my husband and I. What about your parents? Do they live with your family?
#Person2#: Not anymore. They live with my brother now. and yours?
#Person1#: My parents live by themselves now. when they get older, they'll probably go to a retirement home. Do you just have one brother?
#Person2#: No, I have two older brothers and one younger sister. What about you?
#Person1#: I also grew up in a big family. I have one older brother and three younger sisters.
#Person2#: How long have you been married?
#Person1#: About seven years now. and you?
#Person2#: I've been married for about five years. What do you think about divorce?
#Person1#: It's becoming more and more common. However, I don't ever want to get divorced myself! What about you?
#Person2#: If my husband cheated on me or treated me badly, I would get a divorce.
#Person1#: If that happens, maybe you could marry my brother and we could become in-laws!
#Person2#: I'll keep that in mind, but don't tell my husband.
#Person1#: Of course not! | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about the composition of their family population. #Person1# thinks divorce is becoming more and more common, and #Person2# says she would have a divorce if her husband cheated on her. | social casual talk | [
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train_1603 | #Person1#: have you ever thought about your ideal home?
#Person2#: I have, actually ; I'Ve always wanted to build my dream home myself.
#Person1#: what would it be like?
#Person2#: well, it would be spacious and located next to a park, because a nice view is important to me.
#Person1#: how many rooms would it have?
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#Person2#: I'd have one guest bathroom in the basement, one attached to the main bedroom, and one upstairs, so a total of three.
#Person1#: how would you decorate your house?
#Person2#: I don't like a lot of clutter, so I wouldn't have lots of things out. I would have a few vases on the mantel piece and some pictures of my family on the walls, but other than that, most things would b
#Person1#: how many TVs would your dream home have?
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train_10512 | #Person1#: Good morning, Janice. Our office will hold a welcoming party in the evening, so I will allocate you some assignment.
#Person2#: Is that difficult?
#Person1#: Don't worry. I will find someone to assist you.
#Person2#: That's all right. What can I do?
#Person1#: Firstly, you should go to the supermarket, which is nearest to our company, to buy some fruit, drinks, desserts and cakes. Here is the list of things you need to buy.
#Person2#: Well. I can do it. And then?
#Person1#: The meeting room on the Fourth Floor needs to be swept. Jerry and Tom will help you at that time. Any questions?
#Person2#: Who will pay for these things?
#Person1#: Don't worry about that. I have already calculated the money about things you will buy. Remember to give me the receipt when you come back.
#Person2#: OK. I will go in no time. | For the welcoming party tonight, #Person1# allocating Janice some assignment, including shopping for food and sweeping the meeting room with Jerry and Tom's help. | party preparation | [
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train_11183 | #Person1#: I can't make out anything, the words are too light. I thought they have already changed the toner cartridge this month.
#Person2#: It seems not or somebody has recently received a large fax.
#Person1#: Ok, no problem. We do it ourselves.
#Person2#: Do you know how to do it? I am not so good at machine things. I will have somebody do it as soon as possible.
#Person1#: Check with somebody from the IT department. They are anyway in charge of the office electronic equipment. | The printer is out of ink. #Person2# isn't good at machine things, so #Person1# suggests checking with the IT department. | deal with printer | [
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train_9267 | #Person1#: Are you going to tell me about the stamp, or not?
#Person2#: 120 British pounds. But there are still three days left in the auction. If you want it, you'll have to bid. Do you have the guts?
#Person1#: I'm just asking. It's not like I'd actually make a bid.
#Person2#: Just don't come looking to me for help.
#Person1#: Don't worry. I won't.
#Person2#: I'm signing off.
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train_9309 | #Person1#: Frank, are you happy? I mean you have a big house and you have a car.
#Person2#: I don't know, Lisa. A lot of people also have houses and cars.
#Person1#: You mean you want to have more than other people and this will make you happy?
#Person2#: Possibly.
#Person1#: Then you're looking for relative happiness.
#Person2#: Ok, Lisa, what do you think is happiness?
#Person1#: Well, through the centuries, people have offered quite different definitions of happiness such as happy people were married women and single men, or happiness meant serf-gratification, or happiness could be achieved by eating less or eating more.
#Person2#: So happiness is rather elusive?
#Person1#: I think the happiest people are those who find joy in their daily lives, and who enjoy their friendships, families, work and hobbies.
#Person2#: You mean they are not bothered by the desire to get something more, something new, something better?
#Person1#: You couldn't be more correct. One more thing, Frank, if you are happy, you may not be satisfied with your life.
#Person2#: What do you mean?
#Person1#: Happiness often means how happy you feel with your life now. Satisfaction often means that people have to take a step back from their lives and look at them in general. | Frank might feel happy if he has something more than others have. Lisa defines it as relative happiness and Lisa thinks happy people are those who find joy in their daily lives. | happiness | [
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train_4224 | #Person1#: David, why didn't you clean the room?
#Person2#: I'm not in the mood.
#Person1#: Why are you feeling depressed?
#Person2#: I was told my girlfriend was speaking ill of me. That's a real let-down.
#Person1#: I don't think she will do such a thing.
#Person2#: But she did and made me disappointed.
#Person1#: Oh, cheer up. A girlfriend is not everything.
#Person2#: But she means a lot to me.
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train_5176 | #Person1#: Are the ceremony and reception held in the same place?
#Person2#: No, not usually. Most people are married in a church, and then the wedding party and guests go to another place for the reception. Sometimes, however, they hold the reception in a big room in the church.
#Person1#: Where do they go?
#Person2#: Either they go to a public place such as a hotel, a restaurant, or a club, or to the home of the brid
#Person1#: They go to the home of the bride?
#Person2#: Why do you ask?
#Person1#: The Chinese custom is to go to the groom's home-just the opposite.
#Person2#: Oh! In our country the bride's family is responsible for the entire wedding-arrangement, costs, etc. So the reception is held at her home.
#Person1#: That's very expensive for the family of the bride.
#Person2#: Many American fcrthers joke that they would rather hold the ladder for their daughter to climb down and elope than pay for a wedding.
#Person1#: Tell me something about the bridal bouquet. Isn't it the custom to throw it?
#Person2#: Yes. When the bride and groom are ready to leave on their honeymoon all the single girls gather in one place. The bride stands with her back to them and throws her bouquet over her shoulder and they each try to catch it. The one who does will be the next one married.
#Person1#: Maybe I'll be the one. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about wedding customs including the place to hold the ceremony and reception, traditions in different countries, and the bridal bouquet. | wedding | [
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#Person2#: Hello, I'm waiting for a package sent from your office in Chicago. The package number is XYZ9876.
#Person1#: I see. My computer says we sent it on December thirteenth and it was in Des Moines on the fourteenth. You should have received it in Saint Paul the day after that.
#Person2#: That was yesterday. Any idea what happened?
#Person1#: I can find out for you. In any event, it should be there within the next couple of days. Please accept our apologies, sir. | #Person1# from the delivery company helps #Person2# track an unreceived package and apologises to #Person2# for delaying. | delivery tracking | [
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#Person2#: Morning. Can I help you?
#Person1#: Yes, I'd like to know how to use the library. You know, I'm a new student here.
#Person2#: All you need is your student identification card to check out books.
#Person1#: Yes. Here's my identification.
#Person2#: That's all you need.
#Person1#: Thank you very much. By the way, how many books am I allowed to check out?
#Person2#: You can check out two books at a time. But you can't check out newspapers, magazines and periodicals, they have to be read within library.
#Person1#: How long can I keep the books?
#Person2#: For two weeks. After that you must renew the book if you wish to keep them longer.
#Person1#: I want a book on physics. Could you show me where I can find it?
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#Person2#: Hi Tina, It's Joe.
#Person1#: Hi Joe.
#Person2#: How's the weather there today?
#Person1#: It's really cold. It snowed all day and the schools closed early.
#Person2#: What's the temperature?
#Person1#: It's 30 degrees now. It was even colder this morning.
#Person2#: Have you heard what the weather is going to be like tomorrow?
#Person1#: I was watching the news a little earlier. They said it's probably going to snow tomorrow.
#Person2#: I really don't like the winter. I wish it were summer.
#Person1#: Me too. How's the weather where you are?
#Person2#: It's not too bad, but it's pretty cold here too. It was about 45 today and it rained this afternoon. I heard it's going to be a little warmer tomorrow. | Joe and Tina talk about the cold weather and temperature at each other's place. They like summer but don't like winter. | weather | [
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#Person2#: I'm sorry ; he's out at the moment.
#Person1#: When do you expect him back?
#Person2#: I think he'll be back in about an hour at least.
#Person1#: Well, may I leave a message?
#Person2#: Yes, of course.
#Person1#: Would you please ask him to call Chris when he gets back?
#Person2#: Ok. Does he know your number?
#Person1#: I'm afraid he doesn't. My mobile is 139- 2477 - 4026.
#Person2#: 13924774026. All right. Thanks for calling. Oh, hang on, someone's at the door that may be him, please hold on. | Chris calls Allison but Allison's out, so Chris leaves his number and asks #Person2# to tell Allison to call back. | leave a message | [
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train_9486 | #Person1#: You should have seen the T. V. show that was on last night, the topic it covered was really interesting, animal rights.
#Person2#: Do you really believe in that? If they are going to focus on something, they should do it on civil rights.
#Person1#: Yes, but we can't deny that animals are vulnerable, defenseless, and are completely at the mercy of human beings.
#Person2#: I understand your point, but we continue to have transgressions against human rights. If so much attention weren't devoted to the topic of animals, we would then concentrate more on saving a human being instead of protecting a koala.
#Person1#: You can't compare apples and oranges. I believe that both topics are important and that we can't ignore them, the mistreatment of animals can cause a great environmental imbalance. I believe that governments should prohibit activities like poaching.
#Person2#: Well, you are right on that point. This is the reason that I don't buy leather and I try to buy synthetic products.
#Person1#: As long as you don't treat it better than your wife, it's fine. | #Person1# thinks the emphasis on animal protection is necessary, #Person2# thinks they should pay more attention to civil rights. Finally, they reach an agreement that governments should prohibit activities like poaching. | TV show | [
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train_6141 | #Person1#: Robert, I know you have special feelings about the media.
#Person2#: I do. I've never had a television in my life. I grew up before television was really common and I just don't have time for it. I think you have to look at the trade-off for whatever you do.
#Person1#: What do you mean by trade-off?
#Person2#: What it cause not only money but in terms of whether it does good to your life. I have no real machines in my apartment. Well, I do have an FM radio.
#Person1#: Yeah, what do you listen to?
#Person2#: Oh, weather reports, good music. And I have a telephone now, but I lived for 8 years without one.
#Person1#: Eight years without a telephone?
#Person2#: Well, I discovered there were telephones on every street corner and I really didn't need one for anything.
#Person1#: Do you have a computer?
#Person2#: I do not own a computer. Because when I go on the Internet, I'm always disappointed. You see, I think more than technology destroys all the beauty and meaning in life. That's not the way I want to live my life.
#Person1#: Aren't there any good things that the modern media bring us?
#Person2#: Well, the only modern form of media I really like is the jet plane. I mean I know it's not the media. But I really considered it to be a form of communication. It is allowed me to travel all over the world. I get great enjoyment out of traveling. I link up with people from foreign countries. I meet them. I talked to them. And so in that way, the jet plane has improved international communication, much more than fax or email will ever do.
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train_835 | #Person1#: Have you obtained any certificate of technical qualifications or license?
#Person2#: Yes, I have received an Engineers Qualification Certificate and a drivers license.
#Person1#: How many years have you had the drivers license?
#Person2#: I have two years driving experience.
#Person1#: That's good. What special skills do you have, can you tell me?
#Person2#: I have experience in computer operation, proficiency in Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
#Person1#: What computer languages have you learned?
#Person2#: Visual C + +, C and Delphi.
#Person1#: Have you gotten any special training in programming?
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#Person2#: Your main job is serving the clients and giving them what they want.
#Person1#: What other things do I need to know?
#Person2#: You'd spend 30 % of your time on the computer. You may be bored with a job like that.
#Person1#: No problem. I am used to it. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1#'s main job is serving the clients and spending much time on the computer. #Person1#'s used to it. | daily work | [
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train_11252 | #Person1#: Good afternoon, everyone. The experiment is to start at 3. Have you gone through the instructions?
#Person2#: Yes, sir.
#Person1#: Ok, now some points for attention. First of all, pay attention to safety. . . Now, sign your names on the lab record, and after that you can start. If there is any question, just let me know.
#Person2#: Excuse me, sir. This air compressor doesn't work.
#Person1#: Have you turned it on?
#Person2#: Yes, I have.
#Person1#: Ok, I will get you another one.
#Person2#: Thank you. | #Person1# explains some points about the experiment that need attention before it starts. #Person2# reports to #Person1# that the air compressor doesn't work, so #Person1#'ll get #Person2# another one. | experiment | [
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train_7432 | #Person1#: Hi, Jesse, I thought you'd be on your way to work by now, are you taking the day off?
#Person2#: No no. I don't have to leave home so early, since I started traveling by subway.
#Person1#: Oh, is that so?
#Person2#: Yes, I can spend an extra half hour in bed. Have breakfast at home and still be on time for work. It's really very good. I mean, this subway.
#Person1#: Isn't it expensive?
#Person2#: Well, yes, a bit, but it's so convenient. My office is not far from the station there.
#Person1#: You seem to be completely sold on the subway.
#Person2#: You'd feel the same as I do if you had to wait in line in all kinds of weather for buses and taxis, sometimes.
#Person1#: I suppose so. | Jessie tells #Person1# Jessie starts going to work by subway so Jessie doesn't have to leave home early. It's a bit expensive but so convenient. | take the subway | [
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#Person2#: Silly , you should make sure he does .
#Person1#: Uh-huh. How about you ?
#Person2#: He's buying me a handbag, and then dinner at a gorgeous restaurant.
#Person1#: You got a big return for a small gift. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about White Day and their boyfriends. | White Day | [
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#Person2#: I am going to the cinema.
#Person1#: What is on today?
#Person2#: Cats and Dogs.
#Person1#: I saw it yesterday. It tells a story about a fight between cats and dogs.
#Person2#: Sounds interesting.
#Person1#: Yes. In fact, it is wonderful. All the actors in the film are real dogs and cats, not cartoons. By the way, what time is it?
#Person2#: It is 3:15.
#Person1#: I have got to leave now because I have got to visit my aunt in the hospital.
#Person2#: See you later.
#Person1#: See you. | Ben's going to the cinema to watch Cats and Dogs. #Person1# tells him the movie's wonderful. | daily casual talk | [
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train_6711 | #Person1#: What's wrong with you? Why do you look so sad?
#Person2#: I've lost all my files from the computer. It's a total disaster.
#Person1#: How did that happen?
#Person2#: Three days ago, my laptop went on strike. I couldn't enter the Windows system. As I was about to give it up, one of my friends advised me to start Windows in the safe mode.
#Person1#: Was it helpful?
#Person3#: Yeah, I could barely get it started using the safe mode, but when the computer was connected to the internet, its hard disk roared a harsh rasping sound. After a while, it crashed into a coma.
#Person1#: What a pity!
#Person3#: Yeah, I can buy a new computer, but the digital data can never be restored. My digital photos vanish forever. Audio recordings of Grandpa are slienced forever.
#Person1#: That's such a big loss.
#Person2#: Perhaps I should be blamed for simply taking it for granted that the digital will always be in safe hands. I've neglected the potential risk of losing it.
#Person1#: Don't blame yourself. We all make the same mistake. The digital information we all rely on is actually very fragile. | #Person2# is sad because #Person2# has lost all the files from the computer. #Person2# can buy a new computer but the digital data can never be restored. #Person1# tries to console #Person2#. | lose the files | [
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train_9712 | #Person1#: Let's go to that Mexican restaurant where we used to eat. It has the best soup.
#Person2#: I'd rather go to that Salvadoran restaurant. It has good soup, too, but the specialist corn pancakes with melted cheese inside.
#Person1#: What kind of restaurant is that?
#Person2#: It serves food that people eat in El Salvador.
#Person1#: Where is El Salvador?
#Person2#: It's the smallest country in Central America, south of Mexico. The food there is very tasty. Wanna try it out?
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#Person2#: Well, frankly speaking, I am running a little behind. It's 40 % done.
#Person1#: Do you have any problem during the process? You should speed things up.
#Person2#: I have little chance to communicate with colleagues when I have problems. They are always too busy to help a green hand like me.
#Person1#: Have you ever helped others when they are in trouble? Most will give a hand to someone who has helped him.
#Person2#: I did. But I am so depressed because there is nobody that will help me.
#Person1#: And you should have good co-operation with other colleagues, you know a scientific schedule brings efficiency to the work.
#Person2#: I see your point, but I seem to be on bad terms with them.
#Person1#: Cheer up and pay more attention to your colleagues and the things will be much better. I am speaking from my experience.
#Person2#: Thank you so much.
#Person1#: And you should read as much as possible to enrich the knowledge.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. I can learn many useful things from books.
#Person1#: We're approaching the critical point for success or failure of this project. you'd better speed up and catch up with books.
#Person2#: Well, I will do it better.
#Person1#: If you have any problem in your work, let me know.
#Person2#: Thanks very much. I promise I will work harder. | #Person1# asks #Person2# the progress of the project, but #Person2# says no one is willing to help. #Person1# suggests #Person2# should have good co-operation with other colleagues and read as much as possible to enrich the knowledge. | help green hands | [
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#Person2#: Are you thinking about a public school or a private one?
#Person1#: I'm not sure. What's the difference between them?
#Person2#: Public schools are usually state funded, whereas private schools usually get their funding elsewhere.
#Person1#: Which is better?
#Person2#: One isn't necessarily better than the other. It depends a lot on the school administration and the teachers.
#Person1#: I hear you have to wear uniforms at private schools.
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#Person2#: Thank you. My husband gave it to me.
#Person1#: Oh I didn't know you were married.
#Person2#: Yes I am. I got married five years ago.
#Person1#: Oh I see. That's nice. Did you meet your husband at work?
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#Person2#: Hi Simon. Nice to meet you again
#Person1#: I hope you are Settling in at school!
#Person2#: I am! I've made lots of friends and I really enjoy my courses.
#Person1#: Good! Me too! By the way. you didn't tell me what you are studying here.
#Person2#: Didn't I? I'm doing business studies.
#Person1#: Really? That's great. You hope to join a company after graduating?
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#Person1#: What about your friend Zoe
#Person2#: She's from Australia. She lives in Sydney. Her father runs a hotel business there and she is doing a degree in accountancy.
#Person1#: Accountancy? Really? She must be very good at figures.
#Person2#: I guess so. What about you, Simon?
#Person1#: I'm studying law.
#Person2#: Great! So I'll know who to call if I ever need a lawyer.
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#Person2#: Yup. I have English at 9 in the morning.
#Person1#: Got any plans after the class?
#Person2#: Not really. What about you?
#Person1#: We will have our midterm exams next month. I plan to look for some important books and study at the library. Do you want to join me?
#Person2#: Sure. I need to return some books. They are due today. Besides, I can also read some weekly publications, magazines and newspapers.
#Person1#: Great. We can go to the swimming pool in the gymnasium after that.
#Person2#: That sounds like a good idea. We can chill out a little in such a hot summer. Are you good at swimming?
#Person1#: Well, that's a good question. I haven't swum for almost two years. I think I need more practice.
#Person2#: Oh, it's almost 9. I need to hurry. I am running late now. See you after class in front of the library then. Bye!
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#Person2#: Yes, I need a wake-up call tomorrow at seven thirty.
#Person1#: Sure. Your room number, PLS?
#Person2#: Room 1019.
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#Person2#: What's your flight number?
#Person1#: Wait a second, please. Oh, it's CA193.
#Person2#: Are you a transfer passenger, sir?
#Person1#: Yes.
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#Person2#: I think the supermarket is closed now.
#Person1#: Oh, When does it close?
#Person2#: It closes at 7:00 on Sundays.
#Person1#: That's too bad.
#Person2#: Don't worry, we can go tomorrow morning. It opens at 8:00.
#Person1#: Alright. What do you want to do now?
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#Person1#: Where does she live?
#Person2#: She lives in San Francisco.
#Person1#: How long has she lived there?
#Person2#: I think she's lived there for about 10 years.
#Person1#: That's a long time. Where did she live before that?
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train_11111 | #Person1#: Hello, Jenny. Are you going to California?
#Person2#: Yes, I have decided to live abroad.
#Person1#: Why?
#Person2#: I think life there is more comfortable. The cost of living is not so high like here and the environment there is better.
#Person1#: But you will leave all of your friends here. Then you have to find a new job.
#Person2#: That's no problem. I can still be a painter.
#Person1#: If you insist on living there, I hope you can be happy everyday.
#Person2#: I will. Anyway, I have bought the air ticket. I can come back if I'm unhappy there, so don't worry about me.
#Person1#: OK, I plan to hold a farewell party for you this Sunday. We can invite our friends.
#Person2#: Thank you. That's very kind of you. | Jenny is going to live in California due to the lower cost of living and a better environment there. #Person1# will hold a farewell party for her. | Moving out | [
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#Person2#: My coach wants you to check my blood pressure.
#Person1#: Has anyone ever told you that you had high blood pressure?
#Person2#: I don't have any symptoms of high blood pressure.
#Person1#: People with high blood pressure seldom know they have it, which is why we call it the silent killer.
#Person2#: What test do you do for high blood pressure?
#Person1#: We will pump air into this cuff to get a reading.
#Person2#: When you get the reading, what information does it give you?
#Person1#: It tells me how hard your heart pumps blood and how much your arteries relax at rest.
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#Person2#: If you go to the breakfast aisle, you'll find the cereal there.
#Person1#: What aisle is that?
#Person2#: You'll find it by the oatmeal and breakfast bars.
#Person1#: I know where that is at.
#Person2#: Is there anything else you need help finding?
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#Person2#: That's over by the paper towels and toilet paper.
#Person1#: I didn't even think about that.
#Person2#: That's where it is.
#Person1#: Thank you so much for helping me.
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#Person2#: I want it the way Peckham wears it.
#Person1#: Who is Peckham?
#Person2#: Are you kidding me? Even the girls know Peckham. Whatever, I have a picture of him here.
#Person1#: You are a big fan of him! He has strong legs.
#Person2#: Sure, he is a soccer star.
#Person1#: Hey, wake up. It's done. How do you like it?
#Person2#: Oh, my God. It's disaster. It makes my head look like a soccer ball.
#Person1#: But it's the same hairstyle.
#Person2#: It looks like the hairstyle of Kahn who stands beside him in the picture.
#Person1#: Oh. I made a mistake. I thought the guy on the right was Peckham.
#Person2#: He plays outside right but it doesn't mean he has to stand on the right.
#Person1#: Sorry, but do not worry. I think I can fix it. Just cut a little more off the temple.
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#Person2#: Well, no...I came back late yesterday and found John sleeping in the chair. He'd been writing a report all day long and he was too tired to go out again, so we gave the lesson a miss.
#Person1#: You've missed quite a lot of lessons lately, haven't you? Are you losing interest?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm afraid so. Neither John nor I have a gift for language. People just laugh at us when we attempt to speak German. How did you and Jane pick it up so quickly and easily? You've hardly been in Germany a month.
#Person1#: It was neither quick nor easy. We'd both studied the language before we came, and we only needed to revise it.
#Person2#: Anyway, all our friends here speak English very well, so we don't really need to learn German. | Tom explains why he missed the German class yesterday and admits that he has lost interest in German. He thinks it's unnecessary to learn German because all his friends here speak English very well. | learning German | [
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#Person2#: Would you like to learn?
#Person1#: Yes, how do you play?
#Person2#: Tennis can be played in singles or doubles. Look, there, the outside lines are for doubles and the inside lines are for singles.
#Person1#: How do you decide who start serving?
#Person2#: Well, you can use a coin to decide. Whoever wins chooses either to serve or the side of the court.
#Person1#: How do you count the score?
#Person2#: At the beginning, the score would be love.
#Person1#: Love means 0?
#Person2#: You got it, it is then counted to 15, 30 and 40. If you get to 40 and win again, you win the game.
#Person1#: The other side start serving then?
#Person2#: Right, see? You know how to play now. | Kathy teaches #Person1# that tennis can be played singles or doubles and they use coins to decide who starts serving. She also introduces the scoring rules. | play tennis | [
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#Person2#: The process of actually making the offer is something that I will take care of for you. What price were you considering offering?
#Person1#: I love this house and would be willing to pay the full asking price of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
#Person2#: Let's leave some room on this offer. I think that three hundred and twenty thousand dollars is a fair offer in this housing market.
#Person1#: We could try that, but I really want this house!
#Person2#: It is common practice to offer and then have a counter-offer.
#Person1#: How long will it take to find out if they are going to accept the offer?
#Person2#: The sellers are usually fairly quick to respond. They want to get things moving.
#Person1#: Should I tell my bank that I have made an offer?
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#Person2#: Oh, darling, we must stand shoulder to shoulder and face the music. I know you can pull yourself together.
#Person1#: I feel life is meaningless without him.
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#Person2#: That's open secret.
#Person1#: But mine could be a lie for his job.
#Person2#: How did you know that?
#Person1#: A little bird whispered to me. Keep that to yourself. | #Person1# tells #Person2# James was fired because he got a keep back of money. | job | [
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#Person2#: How do you do, Mr. Smith? My name is Thou Hong.
#Person1#: Nice to meet You, Ms. Thou. We've learned that you specialize in the export of electronic products.
#Person2#: Will you please take a seat? Mr. Smith, have you seen the display of our electronic products in the exhibition hall downstairs?
#Person1#: Yes. I had a look just now. I found some of the exhibits of excellent quality and beautiful design. I feel we
#Person2#: Sure we can. You know, we've been in this line for more than twenty years.
#Person1#: So, Ms. Thou, we're a newly-established company, but we have wide connections with wholesalers and retailers all over America.
#Person2#: Good. We can hold more talks later on to iron out the details.
#Person1#: Sure. | John Smith and Thou Hong agree to cooperate to import and export electric products. They will hold more talks later to iron out the details. | cooperation | [
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#Person2#: How nice of him. I'll be delighted to go. But what time would be convenient?
#Person1#: If you could be ready by, say 6:30 o'clock, I'll be at the hotel to pick you up.
#Person2#: That's great. It's most thoughtful of you to do this, Miss Rose.
#Person1#: It's my pleasure. Well, then. I'll say goodbye.
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#Person2#: would you mind if I helped out in the kitchen instead? I do enjoy cooking.
#Person1#: this is supposed to be your vacation ; we'd like you to just relax.
#Person2#: cooking makes me feel relaxed. So, what are we cooking?
#Person1#: ok, well, we're going to make a pan of lasagne, a salad, and some garlic bread. Here's the recipe. Do you want to get the ingredients we need out of the cupboard?
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#Person1#: that's a good idea. Can you set the oven to 200 degrees Celsius?
#Person2#: that's a bit high for lasagne. I'll just set it at 180 degree and we can take it from there.
#Person1#: fine. I'll just get out the casserole dish, the saucepan, the salad bowl, and the baking sheet.
#Person2#: you know, I could do this myself. Why don't you go get the screwdriver and the pliers and go fix the vacuum cleaner so it works better?
#Person1#: I don't think it's broken.
#Person2#: well, if it's not broken, then you need to learn how to vacuum better, because it doesn't look like you've vacuumed for ages!
#Person1#: fine. I'll go vacuum. Let me know if you need any other help. | #Person2# is on vacation and is supposed to just relax, but #Person2# wants to help #Person1# with cooking instead of watching tv. Then #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# can do cooking alone and asks #Person1# to go vacuum. | cooking | [
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train_6076 | #Person1#: The volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Saint Helens certainly caused a lot of damage, didn't it?
#Person2#: It did, but not as much as experts have predicted. It seems to have had a beneficial effect as well.
#Person1#: Really? But were crop losses great?
#Person2#: Yes, However, since the weather following the eruption was unexpectedly good, some crop yields remained steady or even increased beyond normal expectancy levels.
#Person1#: I'm glad to hear that. But what was the beneficial effect you mentioned?
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#Person1#: How could the ash kill insects without effecting people too?
#Person2#: It's highly abrasive and quickly wears away the outer wax layer, protecting insects bodies. Removal of that layer causes the insects to lose body moisture by evaporation, the result is usually lethal.
#Person1#: How about that? Sounds like an effective yet natural insecticide. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that the volcanic ash didn't cause much damage. Instead, it makes crop yields remain steady or increase and destroys various insect populations. | volcanic ash | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I am. I have life insurance and my home and its contents are also insured.
#Person1#: I took out a life insurance policy and make my wife beneficiary.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. You are a fireman and it can be a dangerous job.
#Person1#: I need to make sure that my wife will be financially secure if I die.
#Person2#: I can terminate my life insurance policy when I retire and use the money as a pension.
#Person1#: That's one of the conditions of my policy too. It covers you if you die before you retire and when you retire.
#Person2#: Did you have to take a medical before you could take out the policy?
#Person1#: Yes, I did. It was one of the conditions of the insurance policy. The insurance company need to assess the risk. | #Person1# and #Person2# both have life insurance which covers them if they die before they retire and when they retire. #Person1# had to take a medical before #Person1# could take out the policy. | insurance | [
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#Person2#: Well, things are all right.
#Person1#: I heard you got a new roommate. What's he like?
#Person2#: Yeah, Bob moved in last week. He is a nice guy and so far everything is cool except this girlfriend.
#Person1#: Oh? What's wrong with his girlfriend?
#Person2#: She came over last weekend. She is a nice girl but there's something about her voice that really creeps me out. I tried to smile and be polite, but the whole time all I could think was ' what's wrong with your voice? '
#Person1#: Well, I guess it might take some time to get used to.
#Person2#: I doubt it. Last time was an oral train wreck. Listening to her talk is like chewing tin foil.
#Person1#: Oh come on, it's not that bad.
#Person2#: No, it's so much worse. And tonight they invited me out to dinner. I really have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.
#Person1#: Rough. Maybe you can do the most of the talking.
#Person2#: That's the plan.
#Person1#: Good luck. | Michael tells #Person1# his new roommate is nice but he cannot withstand his roommate's girlfriend's voice. Michael may do most of the talking at the invited dinner with them. | New roommate | [
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train_1818 | #Person1#: Lucy, you're back. What classes did you have?
#Person2#: Well, I had English from 9:00 to 10:30, art from 13:30 to 15:00. And math from 15:45 to 17:15.
#Person1#: What do you think of the teachers?
#Person2#: To be honest, I like all of them except the math teacher. Though he must be quite young, he seems like an old person. He's so boring.
#Person1#: That's too bad. How is your English teacher?
#Person2#: She is great. In today's class, she gave us a lecture on how to be a good student. She told us not to push ourselves hard for exams, but to pay more attention to communicating than memorizing.
#Person1#: Did she give you any homework?
#Person2#: Not today, she wanted us to relax tonight instead of doing homework.
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#Person2#: It's fine today.
#Person1#: What was the weather like yesterday?
#Person2#: It rained all day yesterday. The weather was awful last week.
#Person1#: What will the weather be like tomorrow?
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train_8763 | #Person1#: Are you sure Lucy has it bad for you? If she does, she will certainly bend over backwards for you. But if she doesn't, it would be a job to change her.
#Person2#: I don't know whether she has it bad for me, but she enjoys being with me.
#Person1#: And do you really love her?
#Person2#: I think I do. I don't think I can be happier with another girl. | #Person1# wants to know if Lucy loves #Person2#. #Person2# is not sure. | love | [
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train_3125 | #Person1#: Come in and sit down.
#Person2#: Thanks, Mr. Liang.
#Person1#: Among all the assistants, I think you're on top of it. Based on the annual evaluation, the board of directors decided to give you a bonus.
#Person2#: Really? I am too happy.
#Person1#: I've been reviewing your work over the past few months. Thanks to your excellent work, we benefit much from your project. And you should get the perfect attendance award too.
#Person2#: Thanks for your trust. Owing to my colleagues ' help, I've successfully completed my task.
#Person1#: You are very modest and diligent. The distribution of bonus derived from the performance evaluation. You deserve it.
#Person2#: Thank you very much. I will redouble my efforts in the future. | Mr. Liang tells #Person2# that the board of directors decided to give #Person2# a bonus for #Person1#'s excellent work. #Person2# appreciates it. | bonus | [
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#Person2#: I'm going to the movie theater with my friend. What are you going to do?
#Person1#: I'm not quite sure yet.
#Person2#: How about you see a movie with me and my friend?
#Person1#: What movie are you and your friend planning on watching?
#Person2#: Not sure. Is there a movie out that catches your eye?
#Person1#: No good movies come to mind.
#Person2#: Have you decided whether or not you would like to go?
#Person1#: No, thanks. Maybe another time.
#Person2#: For sure another day. | #Person2# will see a movie with friends this weekend. #Person2# asks #Person1# to come together, but #Person1# refuses. | see a movie | [
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train_9667 | #Person1#: Hi, Francis, how was your business trip?
#Person2#: It was a nightmare.
#Person1#: What ' s up?
#Person2#: Actually, the business trip itself was very successful. We arrived on time, we had nice conversations and we settled some important issues for the next year.
#Person1#: Sounds quite fruitful, why do you call it still a nightmare then?
#Person2#: Well, the air line lost my luggage on the return flight and then I lost my carry on bag when I was tackling with the officers in charge. I left the airport three hours later than I expected and then I was caught in a traffic jam. When I finally got home, I was totally exhausted. But I found the elevator was out of service due to a blackout.
#Person1#: This is really a sad story. Did they trace back your luggage?
#Person2#: I am still waiting for their call.
#Person1#: Take it easy, all sufferings have their reward. | Although the business conversation was successful, Francis thinks the trip was a nightmare because he was unlucky to lose his luggage on the return flight. | business trip | [
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train_8543 | #Person1#: Karl how long do you spend on your computer each evening?
#Person2#: Well, my college work usually takes at least 2 hours.
#Person1#: Is at all? Then I think maybe I spend too much time looking for information every day. I start off by researching one topic on a website, and then I follow a link to something else. Suddenly I realize how late it is, and I'm on a completely different subject, and I still haven't finished the work I was supposed to do.
#Person2#: It's a waste of time, and you know you can't believe everything you read on the Internet.
#Person1#: Oh yes, that's why I never go into chat rooms. You have no idea who you're talking to and what they might find out about you.
#Person2#: What I really like are online games, sometimes I stay up really late playing.
#Person1#: I find them boring, and it's not good for you to sit in front of a screen for too long.
#Person2#: You're right, so I'm trying to limit my time playing online games, and you can stop visiting websites that aren't going to be useful for your work.
#Person1#: Ok, and then let's go to the cinema this evening with the time that we've saved.
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#Person2#: Are you still working?
#Person1#: My employer cut back on my hours.
#Person2#: If you got laid off or are working a lot fewer hours, you may qualify.
#Person1#: Do I definitely get to collect unemployment?
#Person2#: Not all jobs pay into unemployment insurance, so their employees cannot collect benefits.
#Person1#: How do I check out my status to collect unemployment?
#Person2#: You should have noticed unemployment insurance being deducted from your paycheck. Check your pay stubs.
#Person1#: How much will my unemployment check be?
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#Person2#: Pretty good. The HR manager asked me the usual questions. Then he wondered why I had decided to leave my previous job.
#Person1#: What did you say?
#Person2#: I told him that I hadn ' t got a raise for three years. I also told him that one of my best co-workers quitted her job because she had not been promoted for eight years.
#Person1#: Did he want to know the reasons?
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#Person1#: That ' s sex discrimination. When will you get the reply?
#Person2#: In a couple of days, I was told.
#Person1#: Wish you good luck!
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train_6471 | #Person1#: Have you ever taken history 231?
#Person2#: Yeah, last term.
#Person1#: Who was the professor?
#Person2#: Professor Johnson.
#Person1#: I have him this semester. What do you think of him?
#Person2#: He's a terrible instructor and demands a lot. But fortunately, we can get high scores easily in his class.
#Person1#: What did you end up getting?
#Person2#: I got an A, but none of my test scores were that high. So I don't know how I got such a good score.
#Person1#: Really? I was about to give it up. After hearing your experience, I think I will continue to stay in the class.
#Person2#: You will get a better grade than your test scores.
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#Person2#: Because this order is a comparatively big one, we would like to pay by time L / C, say, 60 days L / C.
#Person1#: Payment by sight L / C is quite usual in international trade, and as a rule, we only accept payment by sight L / C.
#Person2#: But we have only moderate mean at hand. If you can do us a special favor this time and allow us to delay payment, we'd really appreciate it.
#Person1#: Accepting time L / C is unusual and I've never done it before, but we could consider your request. I'll phone our company to see what they say.
#Person2#: Thank you for your consideration. When will you let me know your answer?
#Person1#: This afternoon. | #Person1# tells #Person2# they only accept payment by sight L/C. #Person2# asks #Person1# to allow them to delay payment and #Person1# will consider it. | mode of payment | [
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#Person1#: What if I said no?
#Person2#: Ever hear of WebTracker?
#Person1#: You wouldn't! If you leave, you'll make nothing.
#Person2#: I might make nothing even if I stay. For that kind of risk, I want to get rich.
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train_12077 | #Person1#: Good afternoon! Did you call for a plumber?
#Person2#: Yes, yes I did. Please come in! I ' m so glad you came! This old house is falling apart! Come on into the bathroom. See, here, there ' s water leaking everywhere!
#Person1#: I see. Let me have a look. It seems that your toilet is clogged, and that ' s why it won ' t flush. Let me just get my plunger. No, that ' s not working either. I suspect that there ' s some sort of foreign object in the pipes that ' s causing a blockage. That ' s what ' s making your toilet overflow.
#Person2#: Oh, that must be because of my four-year-old daughter. She is always flushing things down the toilet. You know how kids are.
#Person1#: Yeah, I have a little one myself. Anyway, these water pipes are really rusty, so they also should be changed. Thatcould be causing water to not drain completely, that might lead to more problems in the future. I would also suggest fixing this faucet that isn ' t shutting off properly. I could have it all finished by today if it ' s urgent.
#Person2#: That would be great! Is it expensive?
#Person1#: Let ' s see... I would say about eight hundred dollars. | #Person2#'s toilet is clogged so #Person2# calls #Person1# to fix it. #Person1# checks it and suspects it's due to some foreign object in the pipes flushed down by #Person2#'s daughter. #Person1# also suggests changing the rusty pipes. | fix a toilet | [
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#Person2#: Hello, may I speak to Mrs. Smith?
#Person1#: This is Mrs. Smith, may I have your name?
#Person2#: This is Sun, and I interviewed with you yesterday.
#Person1#: Hello, Mr. Sun.
#Person2#: I am calling to thank you for giving me the interview for the Sales Manager position yesterday.
#Person1#: You are welcome, Mr. Sun.
#Person2#: I really enjoyed meeting with you.
#Person1#: You certainly made a good impression on me, as well.
#Person2#: I am very interested in this position.
#Person1#: We'll be making the decision by the end of this week and we'll contact you as soon as possible.
#Person2#: Well, thank you for your time and consideration again.
#Person1#: You are welcome. | Mr. Sun calls Mrs. Smith to say thanks for giving him an interview for the Sales Manager position. Mrs. Smith tells Mr. Sun they'll make the decision by the end of the week. | a call | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I'd like to check out now. My name's Adams, room 312. Here's the key.
#Person1#: One moment, please, sir.... Here's your bill. Would you like to check and see if the amount is correct?
#Person2#: What's the 14 pounds for?
#Person1#: That's for the phone calls you made from your room.
#Person2#: Can I pay with traveller's cheques?
#Person1#: Certainly. May I have your passport, please?
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: Could you sign each cheque here for me?
#Person2#: Sure.
#Person1#: Here are your receipt and your change, sir. Thank you.
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- Task: Summarization
- Model: knkarthick/MEETING_SUMMARY
- Dataset: bazzhangz/sumdataset
- Config: bazzhangz--sumdataset
- Split: train
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