Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hey roomie, I forgot my backpack at the flat, could you please bring it with you to class?
Speaker2: i already left, sorry
Speaker1: is there any way you could go back and get it?
Speaker2: is it really that important?
Speaker1: yes! my term paper is in there, and if i don't hand it in right now i'll fail the course
Speaker2: ok, i'll go back, where is it?
Speaker1: well, that's the problem, i'm not exactly sure where i left the paper
Speaker2: wait, you don't know where it is?!?!?!?!
Speaker1: i may have left it on top of the refrigerator...
Speaker2: that's random...
Speaker1: i know, it's a long story, i'll tell you later, please hurry up!!!
Speaker2: chill, i'll be there as soon as i can
Speaker1: please drive fast, BUT DRIVE SAFE!!!
Speaker2: i will, relax, see you soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 left her backpack at the flat. She wants Speaker2 to come back and bring the term paper. Speaker1 doesn't know where she left the paper. Speaker2 is heading there.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 would like to record the drums this weekend. Speaker2 doesn't have a working laptop, whereas Speaker1's tablet doesn't have enough memory for recording. Speaker2 will try to borrow a laptop from somebody and will get back to Speaker1 later.