TASK DEFINITION: You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.
PROBLEM: Sentence1: You're welcome. Is there anything else I can help you with? Sentence2: I am looking for a 3 star hotel to stay in. Sentence3: Thank you. What's the travel time? Sentence4: No, that is all I need. Thanks! Sentence5: I reserved Wednesday night at the University Arms Hotel for 5 people. Your reference number is GM90EY8A . Is there anything else? Sentence6: travel time is 47 minutes Sentence7: Lets try just booking it for one night. Sentence8: The hotel should be in the expensive price range. Sentence9: Okay, I've got two that fit the bill. One in the centre of town and one in the south. Do you have a preference? Sentence10: I am very sorry, but I was unable to book a reservation for you. Would you be willing to book a later day or would you be willing to have a shorter stay? Sentence11: I do, yes. I would like to stay in the center of town. I need it to fit five people, for 3 nights, starting Wednesday afternoon. Sentence12: Great! I will need 5 tickets. Sentence13: same day as my hotel booking. Sentence14: You are booked for Train Tr5556, your reference number is JA6WAOJC . Sentence15: I do have a four star hotel in the centre of town, but it is also unable to accommodate your guests for 3 days. Can you adjust your length of stay? Sentence16: Sure I will be able to book you a train, on what particular day will you want to travel? Sentence17: Can we book the other expensive 3 star hotel for one night starting on wednesday? Sentence18: I apologize. One night is not working either. There are guesthouses. Sentence19: How many tickets do you need? Sentence20: There are 6, 3 start hotels in Cambridge. Do you have a preference for the part of town it is located in? Sentence21: No trouble at all, I hope you have a wonderful stay! Sentence22: What about the 4 star hotels? Sentence23: Yes, I also need a train leaving after 18:30 from kings lynn to cambridge. Sentence24: Thank you very much. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 4? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION: Answer: (A) User

PROBLEM: Sentence1: I'm also looking for a train. It should depart Cambridge after 14:15 and arrive in Norwich on friday. Sentence2: I have a 3 star hotel and a 4 star hotel both in the centre. Would you like to book one of them? Sentence3: I'm looking for a hotel to stay at. I want it to be at least 2 stars and in the center of town. Sentence4: TR8314 departs Cambridge at 14:36 and arrives in Norwich at 15:55. Would you like me to book a ticket for you? Sentence5: 1 ticket on TR8314 has been booked. Your total is 17.6 GBP, which you can pay at the station. Your Reference number is : H0JS8RMF . Sentence6: I am not finding a 2 star in the centre. Are you sure there is not another type of hotel you would like? Sentence7: Do you have anything that is 2 star rated in the centre? Sentence8: YES PLEASE. FOR 1 PERSON. Sentence9: I have 2 options - one is cheap and one is expensive. Which price range would you prefer? Sentence10: Thank you for calling. Have a great day! Goodbye. Sentence11: I do need a place to stay, so are there any 4 star hotels available? Sentence12: we got none. can i help you with anything else? Sentence13: That is all I need. Sentence14: cheap will work. can you book it for Wednesday? 1 person, 2 nights. I'll need the reference number too. Sentence15: Thanks, that was all I needed today. Goodbye. Sentence16: I was able to book a room at Alexander bed and breakfast, your reference number is VWF48IZM . Is there anything else I can help with? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 12? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION: Answer: (A) User

PROBLEM: Sentence1: i'm sorry, i was unable to find a different hotel that matches your criteria and the availability that you wanted. Sentence2: Good day, thank you for using us, if you need anything else let is know. Sentence3: Yes, I'm looking for an expensive hotel to stay at, can you help me? Sentence4: Is there a specific side of town you'd like to be on? Sentence5: Yes. I would like to stay at University Arms for 2 people, for 2 nights, starting from Friday. Sentence6: Booking was unsuccessful. Would you like to find another hotel? Sentence7: That's too bad. Would you be able to find me a different hotel in the same price range? Sentence8: Are both hotels or are they guest houses? Sentence9: Hold on, I forgot about the Gonville Hotel I mentioned earlier. I got you a room. Your reference number is : B01G0B4W. Can I do anything else? Sentence10: Thats disappointing,thank you andgoodbye. Sentence11: Yes, I would like to stay in the city centre. Also, I would need free parking. Sentence12: That is all. Thank you. Sentence13: You have the Gonville Hotel or the University Arms to choose from. The Gonville is a 3 star hotel while the University Arms is 4 star. Sentence14: They are both hotels. Would you like for me to book one of these hotels for you? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 6? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION:
Answer: (A) User