Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: I have that dictionary, let me know if you need it
Speaker3: <file_photo>
Speaker2: wow great, yes I do need it just for a couple of days!
Speaker3: I have a meeting next to your office today
Speaker2: what time?
Speaker3: Speaker4:30 pm
Speaker3: but it's like Speaker45 or 20 minutes
Speaker2: where exactly?
Speaker3: I will come to your office when I finish
Speaker2: ok if its not a problem
Speaker3: no problem at all
Speaker3: I will call you 3min before
Speaker3: lets meet downstairs
Speaker2: SpeakerSpeaker4:30
Speaker2: if you come later theres a reception downstairs and I can ask them to keep it for me
Speaker3: ok but I'm pretty sure I can be there before Speaker44:00
Speaker2: thanks a lot!
Speaker2: I think I can return it after the weekend, is that ok for you?
Speaker3: sure, I dont think I need it next week
Speaker3: I hope its useful
Speaker2: I just need all available sources for this project
Speaker2: so I'm very grateful... whatever works you know...
Speaker3: maybe you should try to talk to Lucas, I believe he has some experience
Speaker2: yes but he's on holidays now, will be back next week
Speaker2: at least he will take a look and give his opinion
Speaker3: ok have to leave now, seeya later
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 offers Speaker2 to bring a dictionary she needs as a source for the project to her office today. She has a meeting not far from it and will be there before Speaker44:00. Speaker2 can keep the book for a week or longer. She will ask Lucas after he is back from holiday to give his opinion on the project.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 asks Speaker1 to accomodate him for two days while he's on a business trip.