niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
F: Andrei, hello, it's Laura. I'm at Kuala Lumpur Airport. ,M: Welcome to Malaysia. I sent my driver to pick you up, is he there? ,F: No, he isn't. ,M: I'm sorry about that. There's been a mix-up. ,F: You got my email about the change in the arrival time, didn't you? ,M: Yes, and I asked my workmate to tell my driver. But my driver got the wrong information and went to the airport this morning. ,F: Oh, no. ,M: When you didn't arrive, he came back. I told him to go out to the airport again. Maybe he's on his way now. ,F: OK, I'll wait for him. ,M: Right, shall we have dinner together this evening? I'll meet you at your hotel at about 8 o'clock if that's OK. ,F: That sounds good. But I am rather tired after a long flight, so I want to have a sleep first. ,M: OK. See you later.
(A) F: See you. I will go to meet you first, then I will have a sleep. (B) F: I will go to meet you first, then I will have a good sleep. See you later. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: I will have dinner with the driver first. See you later.
Output: C
F: Hi, David. How was your day? ,M: Don't ask, it was terrible. ,F: You poor thing. What on earth happened? ,M: Well, at about 11 o'clock this morning, I was skateboarding in the park. ,F: Oh, yes? Did you see Tony there? ,M: No. Luckily, I didn't see anyone I know. ,F: What do you mean 'luckily'? ,M: To start with, I wasn't looking where I was going and I fell off my skateboard. I landed in a pool. I was really dirty.
(A) F: You felt off your skateboard and you lost your money. That's terrible! (B) F: Haha, You felt off your ice skates. That's terrible but still funny! Haha! (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: You felt off your skateboard and you were hit by a bus. Have you hurt?
Output: C
F: Hi, David. How was your day? ,M: Don't ask, it was terrible. ,F: You poor thing. What on earth happened? ,M: Well, at about 11 o'clock this morning, I was skateboarding in the park. ,F: Oh, yes? Did you see Tony there? ,M: No. Luckily, I didn't see anyone I know. ,F: What do you mean 'luckily'? ,M: To start with, I wasn't looking where I was going and I fell off my skateboard. I landed in a pool. I was really dirty. ,F: Oh, no. What did you do? ,M: Well, I was getting on the bus to come home, when the driver shouted at me. He didn't let me on the bus because I was wet and dirty. And I didn't have any money for a taxi. I walked all the way home. ,F: Oh, dear...
(A) M: When I got on the bus home, everyone looked at me. (B) M: I went home on foot. And everyone in the street looked at me. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: I waited for the water to dry up and then walked home.
Output: B
M: Betty, what's the matter? ,F: Well, at the end of the day at work, my neck really hurts. ,M: I see, do you do a lot of computer work? ,F: Well, yes. I spent all day at the computer, but I take regular breaks.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) M: Your neck hurts because you spend too much time in front of the computer. (C) M: You don't do computer work. Maybe your sleeping gesture caused the backache. (D) M: Your arms hurt, but neck is fine. Perhaps you did too much exercise recently.
Output: B
M: Betty, what's the matter? ,F: Well, at the end of the day at work, my neck really hurts. ,M: I see, do you do a lot of computer work? ,F: Well, yes. I spent all day at the computer, but I take regular breaks. ,M: OK. That's good, but do you relax your arms? ,F: Sorry? ,M: Well, every half hour you should relax your arms to reduce the pressure on your neck.
(A) F: I didn't take any break before. I'll do it regularly from now on as you suggested. (B) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (C) F: I'll follow your advice to spend less time on computer games to release backache. (D) F: Oh, indeed, only my arms hurt. I will definitely relax my arms every 30 minutes.
Output: B
F: Hello, Mike, it's Carrie in here. I've just been reading a paper and I find a job advertised on it will be perfect for you. ,M: Oh, what's the job?
(A) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) F: Here you are, have a look on this magazine, the job information in on it. (C) F: I think this job is create for you! I'd like to recommend it to you! (D) F: Ok, what kind of job you want me to advertise on the magazine?
Output: C
F: Hello, Mike, it's Carrie in here. I've just been reading a paper and I find a job advertised on it will be perfect for you. ,M: Oh, what's the job? ,F: They want a marketing manager. Isn't that the kind of thing you're looking for? ,M: Yes. Does it say what the job involves? ,F: The main thing seems to be that you'll be in charge of sales planning. ,M: Well, what sort of people are they looking for? I suppose they want me to have an NBA. ,F: There's nothing about that. But it does say that they're looking for someone who can speak foreign languages. Well, that's OK for you, because you've lived abroad and you can speak German, don't you?
(A) M: Yes, I can speak German. I think the position might suit me. (B) M: I knew it, they do want someone who have an MBA. So I'm not interested in this job position. (C) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) M: Ok, they want someone who had foreign live experiences, and I didn't.
Output: A
F: Hello, Mike, it's Carrie in here. I've just been reading a paper and I find a job advertised on it will be perfect for you. ,M: Oh, what's the job? ,F: They want a marketing manager. Isn't that the kind of thing you're looking for? ,M: Yes. Does it say what the job involves? ,F: The main thing seems to be that you'll be in charge of sales planning. ,M: Well, what sort of people are they looking for? I suppose they want me to have an NBA. ,F: There's nothing about that. But it does say that they're looking for someone who can speak foreign languages. Well, that's OK for you, because you've lived abroad and you can speak German, don't you? ,M: Yes, and Spanish, too. When do the applications have to be completed? ,F: The third of July is the closing date. So you have exactly a month to complete. Do you want me to email you the advert, so you can see it yourself? ,M: Yes, that'll be great. ,F: OK, I'll do that now.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: Thank you! That will be great if you send it now. (C) M: So can we meet at Room 2 to talk about your foreign life? (D) M: Of course you can send it to me tomorrow. I got a week left.
Output: B
F: George, it's so lovely to see you again. It must be ages since we last met. ,M: Oh, I suppose it is, but weren't you at Michael's birthday party on August twentyth last year? ,F: No, I wasn't. I got the flu at the last minute and I went to the hospital instead. I think the last time I saw you was 3 years ago at Christmas. When we all had dinner together in that Indian restaurant?
(A) M: I guess so. I remember that you held a party on August 20th last year. (B) M: I guess so. I remember that you attended a wedding on August 20th last year. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: I guess so. It is a pity that you went to see a doctor on August 20th last year.
Output: D
F: George, it's so lovely to see you again. It must be ages since we last met. ,M: Oh, I suppose it is, but weren't you at Michael's birthday party on August twentyth last year? ,F: No, I wasn't. I got the flu at the last minute and I went to the hospital instead. I think the last time I saw you was 3 years ago at Christmas. When we all had dinner together in that Indian restaurant? ,M: No, surely we've met since then. Wait a minute, it was at Peter's place! When he and Jenny got married!
(A) F: Yes! We last met at Michael's house. (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: Yes! We last met at Peter's place. (D) F: Peter's place? I think we last met at Michael's house.
Output: C
M: Hi, Maria, what are you up to? ,F: I'm just trying to plan my trip to Southeast Asia. ,M: Where are you planning to go? ,F: Well, I'm going to start by flying to Hong Kong. I have a friend there, who I haven't seen for a long time. Then I'll fly to Vietnam and take a bus down to Ho Chi Minh City.
(A) M: Since you are going to go shopping in HK, can you buy me something, Mary? (B) M: Sounds great! Enjoy the Sunshine on the beach in Hong Kong. (C) M: So, your friend will come form Taiwan and join you at HK airport? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
M: Hi, Maria, what are you up to? ,F: I'm just trying to plan my trip to Southeast Asia. ,M: Where are you planning to go? ,F: Well, I'm going to start by flying to Hong Kong. I have a friend there, who I haven't seen for a long time. Then I'll fly to Vietnam and take a bus down to Ho Chi Minh City. ,M: And then where will you go? ,F: Well, from there, I'll take the boat up River to Seam Reap, and see the famous temples. From there, I'll fly to Bangkok and try to get to the Chatuchak Market. I hear it's really great for shopping.
(A) M: Wow, I always think that taking boat up river to Seam Ream is quite romantic. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: So, you'll go to the airport after you visit the famous ample, then fly to Seam Reap. (D) M: Why you chose boat to Hong Kong? There are many other ways to go there.
Output: A
M: Hi, Maria, what are you up to? ,F: I'm just trying to plan my trip to Southeast Asia. ,M: Where are you planning to go? ,F: Well, I'm going to start by flying to Hong Kong. I have a friend there, who I haven't seen for a long time. Then I'll fly to Vietnam and take a bus down to Ho Chi Minh City. ,M: And then where will you go? ,F: Well, from there, I'll take the boat up River to Seam Reap, and see the famous temples. From there, I'll fly to Bangkok and try to get to the Chatuchak Market. I hear it's really great for shopping. ,M: And then? ,F: I was thinking of just staying on a beach in the South. ,M: Where are you going to stay in those places? ,F: Um, I don't have much money, so I'll just stay in small guest houses rather than big hotels.
(A) M: Which big hotel are you going to stay in? Is it in the city center? (B) M: It is so generous for your friend from Taiwan to take you. (C) M: You are right, the small guest house cost much more than the big hotel. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: D
M: So if you're interested in water sports, this hotel has 2 boards, diving boards and its own beach. You can learn to water ski there, and guests can dive too.
(A) F: Oh, I like this gym. Thanks for telling us. (B) F: We can't do sports, but this beach is perfect for relaxing. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Oh, this hotel sounds great! I like doing sports here.
Output: D
M: So if you're interested in water sports, this hotel has 2 boards, diving boards and its own beach. You can learn to water ski there, and guests can dive too. ,F: Good, I'm quite a strong swimmer, but I have always wanted to try diving. So that would suit me fine. I tried water skiing once, but I didn't like it.
(A) M: You want to try water skiing here for the first time? Go ahead. (B) M: That sounds great! You can try diving in our hotel. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M: Oh, you have tried diving before. How about water skiing?
Output: B
F: Hello, Sam. How are your exam preparations coming along? ,M: Good, Miss Swift. I've been working hard for it recently, I'm sure that the exam won't cause much trouble. ,F: Excellent. So are you working at the weekends now to get some pocket money? ,M: Yes, I'm very grateful to Mr. Lam, he really helped me with my problem. ,F: Mr. Lam said that your problem was that you had no pocket money. Is that right? ,M: Yeah, I couldn't go out with my friends. Because I didn't have the money for the bus fare. But I'm OK now with a part-time job.
(A) F: So, Mr. Lam helped you by giving you some money, but you are not grateful to him, right? (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: So, you mean Mr. Lam helped you by offering you a part-time job? Oh, that's great. (D) F: So, although Mr. Lam helped you by offering you a part-time job, now you are still not OK?
Output: C
F: Hello, Sam. How are your exam preparations coming along? ,M: Good, Miss Swift. I've been working hard for it recently, I'm sure that the exam won't cause much trouble. ,F: Excellent. So are you working at the weekends now to get some pocket money? ,M: Yes, I'm very grateful to Mr. Lam, he really helped me with my problem. ,F: Mr. Lam said that your problem was that you had no pocket money. Is that right? ,M: Yeah, I couldn't go out with my friends. Because I didn't have the money for the bus fare. But I'm OK now with a part-time job.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: So, you couldn't go out with your friends before because you had to prepare for the exams and now you are with a full-time job? (C) F: So, you couldn't go out with your friends before because you couldn't even pay for the bus fare? Okay, I see. (D) F: So, you couldn't go out with your friends before because you couldn't even pay for the bus fare? And now you are still not OK?
Output: C
F: Hello, Sam. How are your exam preparations coming along? ,M: Good, Miss Swift. I've been working hard for it recently, I'm sure that the exam won't cause much trouble. ,F: Excellent. So are you working at the weekends now to get some pocket money? ,M: Yes, I'm very grateful to Mr. Lam, he really helped me with my problem. ,F: Mr. Lam said that your problem was that you had no pocket money. Is that right? ,M: Yeah, I couldn't go out with my friends. Because I didn't have the money for the bus fare. But I'm OK now with a part-time job. ,F: So you think the student's welfare club really helped you? ,M: Oh, yes, I have no complaints about the club. I think you are fantastic.
(A) F: Really? You don't think the student's welfare club really helped you and you think the club is expensive? (B) F: Really? You have a lot of complaints about the club but you think the club is satisfying? Okay, I see. (C) F: So, you have no complaints about the club and you think the club is satisfying? Okay, I see. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: C
F: Hello, Sam. How are your exam preparations coming along? ,M: Good, Miss Swift. I've been working hard for it recently, I'm sure that the exam won't cause much trouble. ,F: Excellent. So are you working at the weekends now to get some pocket money? ,M: Yes, I'm very grateful to Mr. Lam, he really helped me with my problem. ,F: Mr. Lam said that your problem was that you had no pocket money. Is that right? ,M: Yeah, I couldn't go out with my friends. Because I didn't have the money for the bus fare. But I'm OK now with a part-time job. ,F: So you think the student's welfare club really helped you? ,M: Oh, yes, I have no complaints about the club. I think you are fantastic. ,F: Thank you, any suggestions as to how we can be even more fantastic? ,M: Why don't you have a ladder box outside the club's room, that way we can keep in touch with you even if we don't get to see you? ,F: That's a great idea. It won't cost anything to put a letter box outside. OK. Thank you for your time, Sam.
(A) M: Yeah, it won't cost anything to put a letter box outside. That's why I offer the advice of putting a letter box outside the club's room. (B) M: Yeah, it will cost something to put a letter box outside. So, my advice is to put up notices in the campus. How do you think about it? (C) M: Really? You mean you think that's a bad idea? Okay, I see. But I think the advice of opening more club rooms is useful. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
F: Glad you're back. How did the conference go, Chris? ,M: Uh, it was good. All the topic were interesting and the speakers were really good. The organization was a lot better this year, as well. I think having smaller number of people there made a big difference. You know you can make decisions a lot more quickly.
(A) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) F: I am so glad to hear that it was well organized. You must had a good time. (C) F: The organization was worse this year since some of the topics were boring. (D) F: Although there were lager number of people there, it was well organized.
Output: B
F: Glad you're back. How did the conference go, Chris? ,M: Uh, it was good. All the topic were interesting and the speakers were really good. The organization was a lot better this year, as well. I think having smaller number of people there made a big difference. You know you can make decisions a lot more quickly.
(A) F: You are right. Having fewer people means that they could make decisions more rapidly. (B) F: They had enough time for all the speakers but all the topics were boring. (C) F: Although the organization was worse this year, they could make decisions more rapidly. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
F: Glad you're back. How did the conference go, Chris? ,M: Uh, it was good. All the topic were interesting and the speakers were really good. The organization was a lot better this year, as well. I think having smaller number of people there made a big difference. You know you can make decisions a lot more quickly. ,F: Then how was the hotel? ,M: Ah, that was probably the only thing that people really complained about. The food in the restaurant wasn't very good and the service was slow. If we go back to the same hotel again, we'll have to find another restaurant.
(A) F: The location of the hotel is what people complained about. But the restaurant was good (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: People complained the organizer of the conference because all the speaker were bad. (D) F: I am sorry to hear that people complained about the service of the restaurant.
Output: D
M: What's the matter with you, Madam? You look pale and anxious. ,F: Jesus! I lost my suitcase, just now. ,M: Take it easy. Would you please tell me more details? I will try to help you. ,F: Thank you, officer. After getting out of the ladies room, I went to the cafe and I left my suitcase under the table. Then I read some newspapers while I was waiting for the train. When I finished reading, I found my suitcase missing.
(A) M: Okay, I think that you lost your suitcase on the train. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Okay, I think that you lost your suitcase at the cafe. (D) M: Okay, I don't think that you lost your suitcase at the cafe.
Output: C
M: What's the matter with you, Madam? You look pale and anxious. ,F: Jesus! I lost my suitcase, just now. ,M: Take it easy. Would you please tell me more details? I will try to help you. ,F: Thank you, officer. After getting out of the ladies room, I went to the cafe and I left my suitcase under the table. Then I read some newspapers while I was waiting for the train. When I finished reading, I found my suitcase missing. ,M: What kind of suitcase did you miss? Can you describe it for me? ,F: A small blue leather case with my name tag on the top, and my ID card inside. ,M: I feel sorry to hear that. Will you please fill in the form and leave your name and your address here? We will try our best to find the suitcase for you.
(A) F: Thanks, my suitcase is a big black leather case. The producer is a Chinese company. (B) F: Thanks, I'll write my name and address down. And my suitcase is a small blue leather case. (C) F: Thanks, I'll write my name and address down. And my suitcase is a big black leather case. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: B
M: Hi, Angela, what's up? ,F: We are planning to visit Zhang Jiakou this February. Why don't you join us? ,M: Certainly, I will if I don't have anything else on my schedule. ,F: Is the Spring Festival ok for you? ,M: Of course, which places are you going to visit? ,F: We want to visit some ski resorts in other places of interests there, you know, Zhang Jiakou is one of the whole cities for the two thousand twenty two Winter Olympic Games. ,M: In that case, we should check information online and make us a thorough plan for the trip.
(A) F: Don't be ridiculous. How can we visit directly without getting information? (B) F: Hold on a second. I think I should check my schedule first to see if I have other arrangements then. (C) F: Great. I can't wait to get more info. about the Great Wall. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
M: Did you see those robots? They were so smart. I can't believe how many different kinds there were at the technology show. They could do so many things too. Even activities that I thought could only be done by human hands. ,F: It's really amazing. ,M: I understand why they say that China's future is in robots, they will change society.
(A) F: Yes, I'm quiet impressed. (B) F: I'm quiet impressed. But I don't think they are smart. (C) F: I feel a little disapointed about the technology show. (D) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: A
M: Did you see those robots? They were so smart. I can't believe how many different kinds there were at the technology show. They could do so many things too. Even activities that I thought could only be done by human hands. ,F: It's really amazing. ,M: I understand why they say that China's future is in robots, they will change society. ,F: That's exactly what I'm afraid of. Can we predict what the consequences will be? ,M: Well, it is hard to say.
(A) F: I think the man is careless about people. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: I'm afraid using robots might not be good for people. But maybe I worry too much. (D) F: I'm afraid using robots might not be good for people.
Output: D
M: Did you see those robots? They were so smart. I can't believe how many different kinds there were at the technology show. They could do so many things too. Even activities that I thought could only be done by human hands. ,F: It's really amazing. ,M: I understand why they say that China's future is in robots, they will change society. ,F: That's exactly what I'm afraid of. Can we predict what the consequences will be? ,M: Well, it is hard to say. ,F: I'm worried what the average person will experience as they communicate with robots on a daily basis. We are already surrounded by technology day and night in this modern society. Will some people completely lose the ability to form relationships with other people? These are some of the questions I'll be researching for my term paper. ,M: I understand your concerns, but I think our country needs to become more competitive, with other countries that are also developing this technology. ,F: We can ask professor Smith to talk a bit more about this in his next class
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: Other countries should become more competitive by using robots. (C) M: Yes, our country should become more competitive by using robots. (D) M: China should hire more engineers to develop new technology.
Output: C
M: Did you see those robots? They were so smart. I can't believe how many different kinds there were at the technology show. They could do so many things too. Even activities that I thought could only be done by human hands. ,F: It's really amazing. ,M: I understand why they say that China's future is in robots, they will change society. ,F: That's exactly what I'm afraid of. Can we predict what the consequences will be? ,M: Well, it is hard to say. ,F: I'm worried what the average person will experience as they communicate with robots on a daily basis. We are already surrounded by technology day and night in this modern society. Will some people completely lose the ability to form relationships with other people? These are some of the questions I'll be researching for my term paper. ,M: I understand your concerns, but I think our country needs to become more competitive, with other countries that are also developing this technology. ,F: We can ask professor Smith to talk a bit more about this in his next class.
(A) M: What else do you want to buy? (B) M: OK. Oh, your classmate is calling you there. (C) M: OK. It seems we are in the same robot class for several weeks. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
M: Are you going to start university in September two? ,F: Yes, but my school starts in August. Where did you get accepted? ,M: Oh, to a few places, like Boston University in the US and National University of Singapore. I chose LSE, London School of Economics, you know. I wanted to go abroad, but not as far as America.Novem
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: Why do you plan to attend a college in England? You didn't want to go abroad, did you? (C) F: So you plan to attend a college in England, don't you? (D) F: Why do you plan to attend a college in Singapore? You didn't want to go abroad, did you?
Output: C
M: Are you going to start university in September two? ,F: Yes, but my school starts in August. Where did you get accepted? ,M: Oh, to a few places, like Boston University in the US and National University of Singapore. I chose LSE, London School of Economics, you know. I wanted to go abroad, but not as far as America. ,F: I have a friend there, I'll give you his number. ,M: Great, thanks, I don't know anyone in London, yet. Where did you decide to go to school? ,F: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ,M: Wow, you got accepted there, do you want to be an engineer? ,F: Well, sort of, I want to be a computer scientist. ,M: What kind of work would you do afterward? ,F: I want to work at a big company for a while, like Oracle. That's my first choice. Microsoft would be ok, too.
(A) M: So you want to work for a company first after graduation, don't you? (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: Since you want to work for a company first after graduation, so you don't want to be a computer scientist, do you? (D) M: So you don't want to be a computer scientist because you want to teach at a university, right?
Output: A
M: Are you going to start university in September two? ,F: Yes, but my school starts in August. Where did you get accepted? ,M: Oh, to a few places, like Boston University in the US and National University of Singapore. I chose LSE, London School of Economics, you know. I wanted to go abroad, but not as far as America. ,F: I have a friend there, I'll give you his number. ,M: Great, thanks, I don't know anyone in London, yet. Where did you decide to go to school? ,F: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ,M: Wow, you got accepted there, do you want to be an engineer? ,F: Well, sort of, I want to be a computer scientist. ,M: What kind of work would you do afterward? ,F: I want to work at a big company for a while, like Oracle. That's my first choice. Microsoft would be ok, too.
(A) M: Although you like Microsoft best, why don't you consider Oracle? (B) M: Although you like Oracle best, why don't you consider Microsoft? (C) M: So you like Oracle best, right? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: C
F: What a great shot! ,M: Who's playing tonight? ,F: Playing? I'm watching a TV documentary about nature photography.
(A) M: You mentioned "shot", so you are talking about a basketball game. (B) M: So you are talking about the nature picture in your camera. Can I have a look? (C) M: Let me see the nature picture you are commenting on. Wow, it's really nice. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: C
F: What a great shot! ,M: Who's playing tonight? ,F: Playing? I'm watching a TV documentary about nature photography. ,M: What does that have to do with basketball? ,F: It doesn't, I was commenting on the picture I just saw. It's a photo of a lion jumping. ,M: Ok, I like lions, but what's so impressive about that. ,F: Well, the photographer was in the path of a running lion when it rushed out of the bushes, the photographer dropped to the ground on his back, and the lion jumped right over him. It was chasing a zebra and the photographer... ,M: Shot the lion with a gun? ,F: No, he took a picture really quickly, as the lion jumped over, that's what I meant by great shot. ,M: I'm surprised the guy wasn't attacked.
(A) F: I know how you feel, because I was also surprised when I saw the photographer wasn't hurt. (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: I'm shocked, too. I can't believe the lion just killed the photographer like that! (D) F: You should be surprised. The photographer was facing so many tigers and wasn't hurt.
Output: A
F: Well, Mister Lee, I've moved your bed to the other side of the room, and I've put your books in order on the shelf. Is there anything else you'd like before I leave for the evening? ,M: Only my dinner, when will that be ready, Miss Yang? ,F: Since your foot is hurting, would you like it brought to your room? I'll ask Miss Wang to bring it in half an hour. ,M: That would be nice. Thank you for being so considerate, this retirement community is much better than the last one I lived in.
(A) F: You are welcome. Only your arm is hurt, Mr. Lewis, so I'll do an operation for you later. (B) F: I'm glad you enjoy the service at our retirement home. I'll bring your dinner in an hour. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: It's our honor to have you in our hotel. Your dinner is already in your room as you booked.
Output: C
F: Well, Mister Lee, I've moved your bed to the other side of the room, and I've put your books in order on the shelf. Is there anything else you'd like before I leave for the evening? ,M: Only my dinner, when will that be ready, Miss Yang? ,F: Since your foot is hurting, would you like it brought to your room? I'll ask Miss Wang to bring it in half an hour.
(A) M: That would be nice. Then I'll just wait for my dinner, thank you. (B) M: I've just had my dinner. Please help me put away the books. (C) M: The bed hasn't been moved yet. That's the only thing before lunch. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: A
M: Alice, fancy that. ,F: Yeah, Bruce. Fancy meeting you here. ,M: I am here to refresh myself. I would like to feast my eyes on an excellent rugby game. ,F: What is that? ,M: It is the rugby game between at Yale and Harvard University a yearly event.It is also regarded as the glory fight for the 2 universities. It is the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race.
(A) F: Okay, I see. You mean this rugby game is a monthly event and the two rugby teams are from Oxford and Harvard, right? (B) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) F: Yeah, it's the the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race, and the two rugby teams are from Yale and Harvard. (D) F: Really? You mean it is regarded as the glory fight for the 3 universities and the two rugby teams are from Yale and Harvard?
Output: C
M: Alice, fancy that. ,F: Yeah, Bruce. Fancy meeting you here. ,M: I am here to refresh myself. I would like to feast my eyes on an excellent rugby game. ,F: What is that? ,M: It is the rugby game between at Yale and Harvard University a yearly event.It is also regarded as the glory fight for the 2 universities. It is the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race. ,F: That must be a big shot, I do not care about sports that much in the spare time. Can you tell me more? ,M: You are finding the right person, my pleasure. This rugby game started in one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five and has been held 133 times. Usually taking place in November. The 2 universities take turns to be the host.
(A) F: So, the rugby game is usually held in November every year and the 2 universities take turns to be the host? (B) F: So, the 3 universities take turns to be the host and the rugby game is usually held in October every year? (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Okay, I see. This rugby game has been held 135 times and it is usually held in December every year, right?
Output: A
M: Alice, fancy that. ,F: Yeah, Bruce. Fancy meeting you here. ,M: I am here to refresh myself. I would like to feast my eyes on an excellent rugby game. ,F: What is that? ,M: It is the rugby game between at Yale and Harvard University a yearly event.It is also regarded as the glory fight for the 2 universities. It is the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race. ,F: That must be a big shot, I do not care about sports that much in the spare time. Can you tell me more? ,M: You are finding the right person, my pleasure. This rugby game started in one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five and has been held 133 times. Usually taking place in November. The 2 universities take turns to be the host. ,F: I know there are always cut throat competitions between the 2 universities, can it be seen as a kind of competition? ,M: Yeah, exactly. Both universities counting much on it. ,F: I bet the scene must be fantastic.
(A) M: Yeah, it cannot be seen as a kind of competition and the game is noisy. (B) M: Yeah, the two companies are counting much on it and the game is fantastic. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Really? You bet the scene can't be fantastic and you think it is boring?
Output: C
M: Alice, fancy that. ,F: Yeah, Bruce. Fancy meeting you here. ,M: I am here to refresh myself. I would like to feast my eyes on an excellent rugby game. ,F: What is that? ,M: It is the rugby game between at Yale and Harvard University a yearly event.It is also regarded as the glory fight for the 2 universities. It is the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race. ,F: That must be a big shot, I do not care about sports that much in the spare time. Can you tell me more? ,M: You are finding the right person, my pleasure. This rugby game started in one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five and has been held 133 times. Usually taking place in November. The 2 universities take turns to be the host. ,F: I know there are always cut throat competitions between the 2 universities, can it be seen as a kind of competition? ,M: Yeah, exactly. Both universities counting much on it. ,F: I bet the scene must be fantastic. ,M: You set it. The stadium is full of audience. Whether it is in Yale or in Harvard, students have their own way of celebrating, such as waving flags, singing or showing logos. Both teams have their own colors and choirs.
(A) F: Yeah, the students celebrate the event by waving flags and dancing. But the stadium is not full of audience! (B) F: Yeah, whether it is in Yale or in Harvard, students celebrate the event by waving flags and showing logos. (C) F: Yeah, whether it is in Oxford or in Harvard, students celebrate the event by throwing bottles and singing. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: B
F: David, where did you get so many old books? ,M: Some graduates were selling their used books. They were really cheap, so I bought some. ,F: But aren't you leaving China in 2 weeks? How can you finish reading so many books?
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: You're right. I'll leave China in one month. (C) M: You're right. I'll leave China next year. (D) M: No, I won't leave China in 2 weeks. I'll stay in China for another ten years.
Output: A
F: David, where did you get so many old books? ,M: Some graduates were selling their used books. They were really cheap, so I bought some. ,F: But aren't you leaving China in 2 weeks? How can you finish reading so many books? ,M: I'll take them back to America. I'll continue to improve my Chinese, so they'll be very helpful. ,F: When will you come to China again? ,M: I don't know, maybe several years later or maybe next year, that all depends. ,F: Depends on what? ,M: It depends on whether my mom recover or not. If she is still ill. I cannot leave her to work in China.
(A) F: All right. I'm glad that your mother hasn't recovered yet, which means you can stay in China. (B) F: All right. I hope your mother can recover soon. Then you can come to China again. (C) F: Maybe you can find a job in China because your mother has recovered. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: B
M: Mandy, could you make a call to the cinema to see if there are still some seats left for the movie this afternoon? ,F: I have already booked the tickets online for the 2:00 o'clock movie. I am thinking of picking them up from the ticket office after we have lunch at the restaurant. What do you think?
(A) M: Do you mean you booked movie tickets at 3:00 on the phone? (B) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (C) M: Great, you've booked movie tickets for three o'clock through the Internet! (D) M: Great, you have booked movie tickets through the Internet!
Output: D
M: Mandy, could you make a call to the cinema to see if there are still some seats left for the movie this afternoon? ,F: I have already booked the tickets online for the 2:00 o'clock movie. I am thinking of picking them up from the ticket office after we have lunch at the restaurant. What do you think? ,M: Ok, well, the Smiths want to move our appointment forward by half hour earlier, that means we should be there at 11:30.
(A) F: Since the movie starts at three, let's go to the cinema first. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: OK, let's go to the restaurant first. (D) F: OK, since we should be there at 11 o'clock. Let's go to the bookstore first.
Output: C
M: Mandy, could you make a call to the cinema to see if there are still some seats left for the movie this afternoon? ,F: I have already booked the tickets online for the 2:00 o'clock movie. I am thinking of picking them up from the ticket office after we have lunch at the restaurant. What do you think? ,M: Ok, well, the Smiths want to move our appointment forward by half hour earlier, that means we should be there at 11:30.
(A) F: So we should be there at 11:00 because the appointment with the Smiths originally scheduled at 11:30, right? (B) F: Since the appointment with the Smiths originally scheduled at 2:00, why should we be there at 12:30? (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: So the appointment with the Smiths originally scheduled at 12:00, right?
Output: D
M: Lucy, I heard that you got a part-time job. Is that true? ,F: Yes Jack, I am working as a guide in our cities museum. I explained basic details about pictures, items and the like to the visitors. ,M: That sounds like a hard job. You must have to learn a lot about history.
(A) F: Indeed. Though a part-time job, being a history teacher is never easy, Jerry. (B) F: Well, I work only as a cleaner in the museum, not a guide. It's interesting, though. (C) F: That's fine. I am just a guide in the TV Tower, not at some places like a museum. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
M: Lucy, I heard that you got a part-time job. Is that true? ,F: Yes Jack, I am working as a guide in our cities museum. I explained basic details about pictures, items and the like to the visitors. ,M: That sounds like a hard job. You must have to learn a lot about history. ,F: I do, but that's ok. I like reading about the past, history helps us to know what to do in our present situation. I love the job. ,M: You will learn a lot in this job. ,F: And most importantly, I can get some good work experience.
(A) M: I understand. Guiding in museum is indeed a good work experience for you. (B) M: You don't have to learn history as a cleaner, so you enjoy more spare time. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M: Lily, so you love the useful working experience of being a history teacher.
Output: A
F: Dad, are you going to miss me when I go back to college next week? ,M: Of course I'm gonna miss you, girl. ,F: But, dad. I mean, you are always talking about how much money you'll save on food, hot water and gas while I am away. ,M: Just kidding. You know, getting a university degree is really important. I'm proud of you, do you have everything ready?
(A) F: Yep. And I know that you are proud of me because I am studying for a university degree. (B) F: Yep. And I know that you are proud of me because I am ready for everything. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Yep. And I know that you are proud of me because I have saved much money.
Output: A
F: Dad, are you going to miss me when I go back to college next week? ,M: Of course I'm gonna miss you, girl. ,F: But, dad. I mean, you are always talking about how much money you'll save on food, hot water and gas while I am away. ,M: Just kidding. You know, getting a university degree is really important. I'm proud of you, do you have everything ready? ,F: Yep. ,M: You know, business is really a great major for you. ,F: Well dad, uh. ,M: And future possibilities, a great salary, opportunities to make a difference in the community and supporting.
(A) F: Yeah, you think majoring in business offers me many future possibilities. (B) F: Yeah, you think majoring in business allows me to realize my dream. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Yeah, you think majoring in finance offers me many future possibilities.
Output: A
F: Dad, are you going to miss me when I go back to college next week? ,M: Of course I'm gonna miss you, girl. ,F: But, dad. I mean, you are always talking about how much money you'll save on food, hot water and gas while I am away. ,M: Just kidding. You know, getting a university degree is really important. I'm proud of you, do you have everything ready? ,F: Yep. ,M: You know, business is really a great major for you. ,F: Well dad, uh. ,M: And future possibilities, a great salary, opportunities to make a difference in the community and supporting. ,F: Well dad. Uh, I changed my major. ,M: What? You changed your major? ,F: Yeah. I really thought about it after talking it over with mom. I've decided to major in wildlife science. ,M: What are you talking about? Are you serious? Have you made a full consideration? ,F: Dad, I've always been interested in working with nature and this field gives me the opportunity to live out my dream.
(A) M: So you changed your major into business to work with nature. (B) M: So you changed your major into wildlife science to work with nature. (C) M: So you changed your major to be together with Todd. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: Dad, are you going to miss me when I go back to college next week? ,M: Of course I'm gonna miss you, girl. ,F: But, dad. I mean, you are always talking about how much money you'll save on food, hot water and gas while I am away. ,M: Just kidding. You know, getting a university degree is really important. I'm proud of you, do you have everything ready? ,F: Yep. ,M: You know, business is really a great major for you. ,F: Well dad, uh. ,M: And future possibilities, a great salary, opportunities to make a difference in the community and supporting. ,F: Well dad. Uh, I changed my major. ,M: What? You changed your major? ,F: Yeah. I really thought about it after talking it over with mom. I've decided to major in wildlife science. ,M: What are you talking about? Are you serious? Have you made a full consideration? ,F: Dad, I've always been interested in working with nature and this field gives me the opportunity to live out my dream. ,M: Wait, when did all this happen? ,F: Dad, I can even go on to graduate school and further my education after Tod and I get married, of course. ,M: Graduate school? Tod? Getting married? Wait, wait, wait, who's Tod? Ah! What's next?
(A) F: I know. You are quite proud of me now. (B) F: I know. You are quite annoyed now. (C) F: I know. I am quite annoyed now. (D) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: B
F: What do you want for breakfast? ,M: Well, I'm hungry, anything will do, and we've got a lot of sightseeing to do. So, let's decide what will see today first. ,F: Sounds good to me. ,M: Well, I guess the best place to start is the cathedral and then the castle. What are the opening times for those 2? ,F: Well, according to this guide book, the cathedral is open morning and afternoon. The castle is just open from 1:00 to 5:00. So we can't go there until after lunch. ,M: What else should we see? ,F: I really want to spend some time in the art museum, because they have got this wonderful painting by Van Gogh. I've always wanted to have a look. ,M: Ok, well, that'll be more than enough for today, then tomorrow let's go to the flower garden and have a picnic.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: Great! I really enjoy our holiday. (C) F: I really love these dishes at lunch. (D) F: Great! We will be on holiday one week later.
Output: B
F: What do you want for breakfast? ,M: Well, I'm hungry, anything will do, and we've got a lot of sightseeing to do. So, let's decide what will see today first. ,F: Sounds good to me. ,M: Well, I guess the best place to start is the cathedral and then the castle. What are the opening times for those 2? ,F: Well, according to this guide book, the cathedral is open morning and afternoon. The castle is just open from 1:00 to 5:00. So we can't go there until after lunch.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: Okay, so the Cathedral is not open in the daytime. (C) M: Okay, so the Cathedral is open before lunch. (D) M: Okay, so the Cathedral is open from one to five.
Output: A
F: What do you want for breakfast? ,M: Well, I'm hungry, anything will do, and we've got a lot of sightseeing to do. So, let's decide what will see today first. ,F: Sounds good to me. ,M: Well, I guess the best place to start is the cathedral and then the castle. What are the opening times for those 2? ,F: Well, according to this guide book, the cathedral is open morning and afternoon. The castle is just open from 1:00 to 5:00. So we can't go there until after lunch. ,M: What else should we see? ,F: I really want to spend some time in the art museum, because they have got this wonderful painting by Van Gogh. I've always wanted to have a look. ,M: Ok, well, that'll be more than enough for today, then tomorrow let's go to the flower garden and have a picnic.
(A) F: I agree! Let's go to the flower garden and have a picnic today. (B) F: I agree! Let's go to a garden today. (C) F: I agree! Let's go to a car museum today. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: D
F: Sam, you look unhappy, what's going on? ,M: It's about my business. ,F: Why? What's wrong with it? ,M: I don't have enough customers. I don't know what to do with it. ,F: Are you advertising? ,M: Yes, I've advertised with newspapers, magazines and billboards, but failed to see any obvious effect.
(A) F: You do not need to advertise your business among customers since you have enough customers. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: You are so smart to advertise your business in movies and games, that is why you have so many customers. (D) F: You are right. You have advertised your business in newspapers and magazines and now it has obvious effect.
Output: B