Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Do you know what we actually should do for this project?
Speaker2: Not really… Everyone says something else!
Speaker1: As always :/ 
Speaker2: It's totally anoying… How should we prepare then?!
Speaker1: I don't know… Maybe we should tell Ms. White that it'd be great if she could explain things clearer... 
Speaker2: Hahah for sure!
Speaker1: I mean really… in a nice way… It can't be like this forever
Speaker2: I know… 
Speaker1: If she wouldn't give us marks xd but she does
Speaker2: I hope that one day someone will wonder why the whole class has bad marks haha
Speaker1: Hopefully… I think it was the case in Mary's class a year ago
Speaker2: Oh really? About whom are you talking?
Speaker1: About Ms. Thompson…
Speaker2: Aaa… Oh yes, she's… Yeah.. You know what I mean xD
Speaker1: I know xD
Speaker2: And who found something out?
Speaker1: The lady who teaches Olly and Mark… I don't remember her name.
Speaker2: Carlston?
Speaker1: Right! So she just saw the marks in the register and that's how it started
Speaker2: And?
Speaker1: And they found out that Mrs. Carlston was angry and tried to work her stress off in the class…
Speaker2: Wow, really… Poor her but sorry… it can't be like this
Speaker1: I know! So let's do something about it, someone has to start…
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 aren't sure what to do for their project. Ms. White doesn't explain things clearly. Everybody's going to have bad marks. It has happened before with a different teacher. She was working her stress off in the class.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 came back last night. Speaker2 has a parcel for Speaker1. Speaker2 will be back from work today at 6 p.m. and Speaker1 will come to collect the parcel. 