Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, how's the report going?
Speaker2: Getting there, Speaker1!
Speaker1: Hope it'll be done by tomorrow, the clients are anxious to close this soon.
Speaker2: Well, Speaker1, I'm working flat out here! I've maybe got a couple of pages left to do.
Speaker1: OK, just get it done! Right!
Speaker2: Look, Speaker1, I'm up to my eyes in it, maybe you could do the conclusion if I send you rest of the report?
Speaker1: Well, I could do, it's just that my hairdresser's coming over so Iook good for the meeting tomorrow. I trust you to do it right, Speaker2.
Speaker2: OK, see you tomorrow.
Speaker1: Well done, Speaker2, you're a star!
Speaker2: Yeah, bye.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has a lot of work with the report. Speaker1 requires it to be done by tomorrow as the clients want to deal with it quickly. Speaker1 can't write the conclusion of the report, as her hairdresser is coming over, so that she looks good at the meeting tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to meet Speaker2 over the weekend. Speaker2's friend is going to stay with her for a week. Speaker1 has been working on a movie with Lucy for the past two months. Speaker1 bought a video-creator app.