Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1! How are you, darling?
Speaker1: Good, but kids were monsters today!
Speaker2: Well, our school is not exactly top of the league tables, who did you have?
Speaker1: Year 8, set C. Oh my God, your British children are not polite. In Spain, we never have this!
Speaker2: Mmm, yes, they can be little sods, that group. I had them last year on Friday afternoons. I often used to cry on my way home.😢
Speaker1: Oh, baby! I am sad now! We will go out to bar tonight?
Speaker2: Oh no, I'm shattered! Can we have a take away at your flat?
Speaker1: Well, housemates are there, not any privacy!
Speaker2: And my brother and his annoying friend are around tonight too! Bugger, I would just like you and me to have time to ourselves.
Speaker1: What about hotel in town, dinner, lovely bed, we make love, of course😍
Speaker2: Well, 💓
Speaker1: I will ring the hotel in town and pay for us! You can buy the dinner!
Speaker2: I can't say no to that! I'll pick you up at 7, ring me with arrangements. Xxxxxx
Speaker1: Good bye, beautiful woman😚
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 share their views on kid at school they work at. They'll book a room at a hotel to have some time just for themselves in private.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker9, Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker5's teacher requires their class to divide into 2 groups, each making a presentation. The teacher sent them the presentation subjects via e-mail. Speaker9, Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker5 consider dividing the class into groups by gender. 