Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How did it go?
Speaker1: Don't ask.
Speaker2: That bad?
Speaker1: Worse.
Speaker2: Well... for me it was tough too, but I'm an optimist. It should be a pass.
Speaker1: Lucky you! Will you lend me your notes? Mine are good for nothing, it seems.
Speaker2: Sure, I will. 
Speaker1: Thanks.
Speaker2: The open questions were really daunting but the cloze test was plain sailing for me.
Speaker1: Well, for me even the cloze test was too difficult. I wish I had your brain.
Speaker2: Start using yours :-)
Speaker1: Easier said than done :-) 
Speaker2: Seriously, get round to it a little sooner next time and you'll manage to learn everything.
Speaker1: I guess you're right. Anyway, there won't be the next time if I fail this test. How will you send me the notes?
Speaker2: I'll share them with you in the cloud. They're too heavy for the e-mail.
Speaker1: Ok. Thanks. IOU.
Speaker2: :-) 
Speaker1: Do you remember the answer to the last question?
Speaker2: A
Speaker1: And the last but one?
Speaker2: A
Speaker1: Ok. I really messed it up.
Speaker2: You'll do better on the re-sit.
Speaker1: Either that or I have to repeat the year :-( I don't want to. I can't afford it. 
Speaker2: You'll have my notes. Hope you'll find them useful :-)
Speaker1: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 had a test. Speaker1 is sure he won't pass it, while Speaker2 is optimistic about his result. Speaker2 will share his notes with Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants Speaker1 to call the grandfather from time to time.