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. He has to study for it a lot. The course ends in a month. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is interested in baseball and hockey, he doesn't know much about basketball anymore. He plans to play basketball with Speaker2 one day.