Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, how are u? what did you do with the students this Wednesday?
Speaker1: Oh hi, sorry I haven't replied you earlier. We did the second chapter.
Speaker2: Do you want me to prepare a test for them?
Speaker1: there's no need for that, they are having a test with me next Wednesday
Speaker2: OK, so I'll start the third chapter with them
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Speaker2: Tom, can you send me the test u made?
Speaker1: no problem
Speaker2: thx
Speaker1: the first test went ok, but some of them failed miserably
Speaker2: the first group is terrible, I feel we're moving through molasses
Speaker1: really? they wrote the test better than the second group
Speaker2: :O for real?
Speaker1: yep, and the second group always goes slower than the first one
Speaker2: if you say so
Speaker2: but tbh I prefer the second one, they seem more energetic and active. I hate classes where I feel like a bad stand-uper
Speaker1: lol
Speaker2: OK, so I'll start the 3rd chapter with them and I'll let u know where I managed to get with them
Speaker1: good luck ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't need to make a test for the students, as Speaker1 is making one next Wednesday. Speaker2 and Speaker1 have different opinions about the two groups.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Samanta want to lose weight. They will try to keep a diet, keto or paleo, and go for runs together.