Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello, I wanted to ask you about an X-cell project.
Speaker1: Yes, what about it?
Speaker2: Sue said I can join, if you agree.
Speaker1: Oh, did she? I mean, you can, I still need a few people, but you need to prepare a short presentation.
Speaker2: Ok, how should it look like?
Speaker1: I’ll send an email with all the details.
Speaker2: When do you want do get it?
Speaker1: ASAP, Tuesday at the latest.
Speaker2: Right, it won’t be easy, but I think I’ll manage!
Speaker1: Well, you have to, if you want to participate ;) But it’s not anything complex, I’m sure you will make it :)
Speaker2: I hope so, I’m really looking forward to it! My team is getting kind of boring recently ;/
Speaker1: I’ll pretend I didn’t read that message ;)
Speaker2: Oh, you’re right, I’m sorry. Anyway, is there a lot of work left?
Speaker1: Actually yes, if I decide to let you in, I’ll also give you a function in our team, everyone has a slightly different one.
Speaker2: Sounds great! Waiting for the details then!
Speaker1: You’ll get them in the evening, I promise. Just let me know you actually receive it.
Speaker2: Of course :)
Speaker1: My gmail is not working properly these days.
Speaker2: No problem, will notify you here immediately :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 would like to participate in the X-cell project. To do so, he must prepare a presentation until Tuesday. Speaker1 will send Speaker2 an e-mail with the details in the evening. Speaker2 will let Speaker1 know when he gets it. If Speaker2 gets in, he will be assigned a specific function.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will sign the attendance form, when he arrives.