Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mew is not feeling very well today. He's not eating at all.
Speaker1: He's been like that for a couple of days. I think it might be time to take him to the vets to get him checked.
Speaker2: Yeah, been thinking that. He's definitely off colour.
Speaker1: Poor Baby! Tell you what, when I come home tonight let's take him to the vet. Hopefully it is nothing serious but you know it's always better to be safe than sorry.
Speaker2: I'll try to give him some warmed up tuna see if that gets him eating.
Speaker1: Great Idea! If not then maybe some boiled up chicken breast with lots of broth. That sometimes works.
Speaker2: Yeah I'll try that. I really hope that he's all right. 
Speaker1: I'm sure he'll be just fine. Let me know how you go, ok?
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's cat, Mew is not feeling well, so she will give him some warmed up tuna or boiled up chicken breasts. She might take him to the vet.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker9, Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker5's teacher requires their class to divide into 2 groups, each making a presentation. The teacher sent them the presentation subjects via e-mail. Speaker9, Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker5 consider dividing the class into groups by gender. 