Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: have you sorted out the bromley job?
Speaker1: yes I have posted the form this morning
Speaker2: did you include the plans
Speaker1: yes and the ones from their last job they needed
Speaker2: good can I leave you with sorting the Newcastle and Sheffield ones this afternoon?
Speaker1: yes but I need to leave by 4 remember the docs appt
Speaker2: yes no problem that will be fine
Speaker1: did you speak to lousie about coming over to join us on Wednesday for the training?
Speaker2: no can you get hold of her today?
Speaker1: yes does she need to bring phil or he already coming over?
Speaker2: i'm pretty sure that he is coming anyway but get her to remind him.. it may be best they both come together less cars
Speaker1: I will put that to her she may not want to drive alone
Speaker2: she may not want to drive with phil lol
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has posted the form for Bromley this morning, including the plans for this job and for the previous one. Speaker1 will take care of Newcastle and Sheffield assignments this afternoon. Today she will leave work at 4. Speaker1 will make sure Louise and Phil are coming to the training on Wednesday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going to church on Sunday. Speaker1 has to put on a coat and tie.