Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I don't like my English course
Speaker1: Why? 
Speaker2: There is too much homework
Speaker1: Why? How much homework do you have?
Speaker2: Two, three essays per week
Speaker1: That's a lot. Do you have any tests or quizzes?
Speaker2: Yes, one quiz per week and then final exam
Speaker1: Wow, sounds like a lot of studying
Speaker2: I know, plus one or two reading texts
Speaker1: It’s really a helluva work 
Speaker2:  You bet it is. 
Speaker1: How do you find time for all this?
Speaker2: I don't have enough time in a day for all these assignments
Speaker1: You should talk to your teacher
Speaker2: I don't want to. I want to stay under her radar
Speaker1: You’re right, it's one more month. You will get through this
Speaker2: Thx! I know, it's only few more weeks
Speaker1: Take care
Speaker2: I will. You too ;-)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't like his English course as he feels there's too much work required. Speaker2 doesn't want to bring this to the attentions of his teacher as the course ends in a month.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not happy with Speaker1 prioritising work over spending time with her. 