niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
M: Is there a city where it's always warm? ,F: Yes, there are many cities where it's almost always warm. San Diego for example. ,M: Are there any other cities where it's always hot? ,F: Yes, there are quite a few. Most of the cities in the southern part of the United States are hot all year. ,M: But why did so many people live there? ,F: Most people have gotten used to the climate, but there are others who complain about it all the time. ,M: Are there any cities where it rains a lot? ,F: Yes, there are several. 2 good examples are Seattle in the state of Washington and Portland in Oregon. ,M: Tell me about some cold cities. ,F: In the north there are many cities which are very cold in the winter. Boston and Chicago are 2 of them. ,M: Is it always cold in Chicago and Boston? ,F: Oh, no. On the contrary, the weather can be great, especially in the spring and fall.
(A) M: I see. In summer, it is rainy in Chicago and Boston. In winter, it is very hot there. (B) M: Wow. Although it is very pleasant in the spring and autumn, it is very cold in the winter. (C) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) M: Since Chicago and Boston are in the south, the weather is very pleasant in the spring and autumn.
Output: B
F: Hey, sorry. The meeting ran late. What is this? ,M: Someone in the club gave me this. It's an invitation from a tennis club in Sweden.
(A) F: Who gave you this? I just went to a club so that's why I was late. (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: Why did he give it to you? I am so sorry that I was late. I just had a meeting. (D) F: Who gave you this? Sorry I was late. I just went to play tennis.
Output: C
F: Hey, sorry. The meeting ran late. What is this? ,M: Someone in the club gave me this. It's an invitation from a tennis club in Sweden. ,F: Sweden? Why did he give it to you? ,M: He wants me to join. A lot of people who joined ended up becoming professional tennis players. ,F: Oh, that's amazing. You have to do it.
(A) M: Why do you worried about this invitation from a table-tennis club in Sweden? I don't need to go. (B) M: You're excited about it. The reason why a table-tennis club gave me this is that I have signed my name before. (C) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) M: Why are you disappointed? Haven't you received an invitation from a table-tennis club like this before?
Output: C
F: Hey, sorry. The meeting ran late. What is this? ,M: Someone in the club gave me this. It's an invitation from a tennis club in Sweden. ,F: Sweden? Why did he give it to you? ,M: He wants me to join. A lot of people who joined ended up becoming professional tennis players. ,F: Oh, that's amazing. You have to do it. ,M: But I don't want to go. ,F: Why? ,M: Because I have promised my uncle I would help him at his company. ,F: But this is a good opportunity. I think your uncle can find someone else to help him. ,M: I'm not interested in playing professionally. I'd rather be working on my uncles company and saving money for college.
(A) F: Oh, you'll save up for a trip to Sweden to join the tennis club. That's wonderful. (B) F: Oh, your goal is to become a professional athlete in the future. I hope your dream will come true. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: So you will work for your uncle's company to save money for college? How hard work you are!
Output: D
M: What were you thinking? You nearly hit me. ,F: What are you talking about? You saw my signal and when I turned left, you sped up and blocked me.
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: What' wrong? You took a left turn then I sped down. (C) M: Calm down, aunt Sue. There is no need to call the police. (D) M: I' m so sorry that I sped up when you took a left turn.
Output: D
M: What were you thinking? You nearly hit me. ,F: What are you talking about? You saw my signal and when I turned left, you sped up and blocked me. ,M: I was just driving through a yellow light, so I couldn't stop. ,F: You are lucky there were no police around. Or you would have gotten a ticket for sure. Hits drivers like you that give the rest of us a bad name.
(A) M: This street is too crowed, I' m so sorry that I sped up and blocked you. (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: This parking lot is too small, I' m so sorry that I hit your legs. (D) M: The street traffic is too heavy. The police over there couldn't do anything.
Output: A
F: Good morning, Northwind Airways. May I help you? ,M: Yes, do you have any afternoon flights to Shanghai on July seventh? ,F: One moment please. Yes, there is a flight at 12:45 PM and one at 4:40 PM. ,M: Either of those would be fine. Can you tell me how much a return flight would cost? I'll be returning on July twenty-first.
(A) F: Let me check for you. A return ticket on July 21st from Shanghai, right? (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: So you may need a round ticket from July 10th to 21st to and from Beijing. (D) F: Sir, we don't have flight for you to return from Beijing on July 27th. I'm sorry.
Output: A
F: Good morning, Northwind Airways. May I help you? ,M: Yes, do you have any afternoon flights to Shanghai on July seventh? ,F: One moment please. Yes, there is a flight at 12:45 PM and one at 4:40 PM. ,M: Either of those would be fine. Can you tell me how much a return flight would cost? I'll be returning on July twenty-first. ,F: Economy, business, or first class? ,M: Economy, please. ,F: OK, that will be $500. Which afternoon flight would you like to take on July seventh? ,M: The 441.
(A) F: No problem. A first class for your return flight, 500 dollars. (B) F: I've booked business class for your return flight on the 28th. (C) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) F: Economy class for flights to and from Shanghai. $500 in total.
Output: C
M: Hello, how may I help you? ,F: Hello, I seem to have a problem with my computer. ,M: Alright. Let's see. What about tomorrow morning about 10:00? ,F: Oh, no. That won't do I'm afraid. I've got a very important report on the computer that must be finished and handed in by 9:00 AM tomorrow. By 10:00 it's too late I'm afraid. Can't you come now? ,M: Well, I'm at a job at the moment and my wife and kids are expecting me home by 8:00 PM for dinner. ,F: I know it's Sunday evening. Can you at least suggest someone else who can work? I've been calling numbers in the phone books and you're the only one that answered. ,M: Just a moment. Don't worry. Where are you now? ,F: I'm at my office. I work in the morning side area. ,M: Well, you're in luck. I have to pass your area on my way home. Now I should be finished here by 7:30, so what about around 7:45? Is that OK? ,F: That's great. Thank you.
(A) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) M: It'll be too late if you come tomorrow because the deadline is 9:00 tomorrow morning. (C) M: Can you come today? I have to finish my report before 9:00 AM tomorrow. (D) M: I'll be glad if you can fix my computer so that I can hand in the report by 10:00.
Output: C
M: Hello, how may I help you? ,F: Hello, I seem to have a problem with my computer. ,M: Alright. Let's see. What about tomorrow morning about 10:00? ,F: Oh, no. That won't do I'm afraid. I've got a very important report on the computer that must be finished and handed in by 9:00 AM tomorrow. By 10:00 it's too late I'm afraid. Can't you come now? ,M: Well, I'm at a job at the moment and my wife and kids are expecting me home by 8:00 PM for dinner. ,F: I know it's Sunday evening. Can you at least suggest someone else who can work? I've been calling numbers in the phone books and you're the only one that answered. ,M: Just a moment. Don't worry. Where are you now? ,F: I'm at my office. I work in the morning side area. ,M: Well, you're in luck. I have to pass your area on my way home. Now I should be finished here by 7:30, so what about around 7:45? Is that OK? ,F: That's great. Thank you.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: After working I need to go back home first. (C) M: I'm busy working now and I'll contact you by 7:45. (D) M: I'm afraid I won't be your house by 7:45 because I'm playing with my kids at home now.
Output: C
M: Hello, how may I help you? ,F: Hello, I seem to have a problem with my computer. ,M: Alright. Let's see. What about tomorrow morning about 10:00? ,F: Oh, no. That won't do I'm afraid. I've got a very important report on the computer that must be finished and handed in by 9:00 AM tomorrow. By 10:00 it's too late I'm afraid. Can't you come now? ,M: Well, I'm at a job at the moment and my wife and kids are expecting me home by 8:00 PM for dinner. ,F: I know it's Sunday evening. Can you at least suggest someone else who can work? I've been calling numbers in the phone books and you're the only one that answered. ,M: Just a moment. Don't worry. Where are you now? ,F: I'm at my office. I work in the morning side area. ,M: Well, you're in luck. I have to pass your area on my way home. Now I should be finished here by 7:30, so what about around 7:45? Is that OK? ,F: That's great. Thank you.
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: After I finish my work I'll go to your office by 7:30. (C) M: I'll contact as soon as I arrive at your office. It won't take much time from my place to yours. (D) M: I have to buy some parts in a computer store next. You probably have to wait for a while.
Output: C
M: Hello, how may I help you? ,F: Hello, I seem to have a problem with my computer. ,M: Alright. Let's see. What about tomorrow morning about 10:00? ,F: Oh, no. That won't do I'm afraid. I've got a very important report on the computer that must be finished and handed in by 9:00 AM tomorrow. By 10:00 it's too late I'm afraid. Can't you come now? ,M: Well, I'm at a job at the moment and my wife and kids are expecting me home by 8:00 PM for dinner. ,F: I know it's Sunday evening. Can you at least suggest someone else who can work? I've been calling numbers in the phone books and you're the only one that answered. ,M: Just a moment. Don't worry. Where are you now? ,F: I'm at my office. I work in the morning side area. ,M: Well, you're in luck. I have to pass your area on my way home. Now I should be finished here by 7:30, so what about around 7:45? Is that OK?
(A) F: I'm terribly sorry that I can't hand in my report on time. Could you please give me a little more time? (B) F: How much is the repairs? Just want to ask in advance. (C) F: My computer has some problems! I don't know whether I can finish our report tomorrow because no one answer my service call. (D) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: B
M: Hi Judy. Did you see this notice in the dining hall? ,F: Yeah, Sam. I don't like it. I usually sit here and talk with my friends after lunch until my first class at 2:00 in the afternoon. Now we have to find someplace else to go.
(A) M: You mean you will talk with your friend in the classroom till your first class at 3:00? (B) M: Yes, I know you usually stay in the dining hall after lunch. I've met you for many times. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: There is no notice, but I don't suggest you to stay in the dining hall as usual today.
Output: B
M: Hi Judy. Did you see this notice in the dining hall? ,F: Yeah, Sam. I don't like it. I usually sit here and talk with my friends after lunch until my first class at 2:00 in the afternoon. Now we have to find someplace else to go. ,M: But we have lots of other places to go. We can go to the school park. ,F: That means carrying all my books. ,M: But they explain this will help keep the cost of food down and we can save some extra money.
(A) F: OK, since it can help me to save money, I'd like to take a try. I hope the dining hall would open as soon as possible. (B) F: Well, but I don't think we can go to more places. Our class in the afternoon will begin at 1:00, we don't have time. (C) F: So let's go to the school park. That can help us save money, and I don't need to carry all my books. That's cool. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: A
M: You look a little uncomfortable. What's the matter? ,F: Oh, I just don't eat Thai food very much. ,M: Would you like me to order you something else or would you rather go to that new Italian restaurant?
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) F: No, I really hate to eat there. You force me to eat the food I dislike. (C) F: I am not used to the Thai food, but gradually I like it. (D) F: I am not used to the Thai food. OK, let's go.
Output: D
M: You look a little uncomfortable. What's the matter? ,F: Oh, I just don't eat Thai food very much. ,M: Would you like me to order you something else or would you rather go to that new Italian restaurant? ,F: No, we came here to eat, so let's eat. Maybe I'll just add some salt. ,M: Really? It's no problem. I don't want you to feel forced into eating something you don't like. ,F: It's fine really. I need to try new things.
(A) M: Why don't you like Thai food here? (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: I'll go to the kitchen and get you something to drink. There are a lot of food in my house. (D) M: I don't want to eat in that Italian restaurant anymore. Let's go to the Thai restaurant next door.
Output: A
F: Sam, I heard your band is going to play at the student center this Friday night. When will it begin? ,M: It begins at 7:30 and will last for an hour. It'll be my last time to play in the band, you know.
(A) F: Why only plays half an hour and ends at 8:00 pm? (B) F: Okay, I will see your performance at 9:00 pm this Sunday. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: It ends at 8:30 pm? Your last performance is too short!
Output: D
F: Sam, I heard your band is going to play at the student center this Friday night. When will it begin? ,M: It begins at 7:30 and will last for an hour. It'll be my last time to play in the band, you know. ,F: What? I cannot believe it. Don't you love music? ,M: I do love music, but I just can't be a full-time student and still practice with the band every night. You know I've fallen behind my classmates. I want to go to a good college. I'm afraid I won't make it if I keep playing in the band.
(A) F: How can you focus on your study meanwhile playing with the band? (B) F: You are right, you should focus on your study right now. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Why do you want to quit this band and join a new one? Something happened?
Output: B
F: Sam, I heard your band is going to play at the student center this Friday night. When will it begin? ,M: It begins at 7:30 and will last for an hour. It'll be my last time to play in the band, you know. ,F: What? I cannot believe it. Don't you love music? ,M: I do love music, but I just can't be a full-time student and still practice with the band every night. You know I've fallen behind my classmates. I want to go to a good college. I'm afraid I won't make it if I keep playing in the band. ,F: So what do others in the band say? ,M: They're very sorry about my decision to leave, but they respect my decision. Luckily, they found a new guitarist to take my place. So next time when you go to watch their performance, you'll see a new guitarist.
(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 will miss the sound of the piano you play. (C) F: Tell me your time playing guitar in the choir. (D) F: What a pity! Your are the best guitarist in the world.
Output: D
F: What do you plan to do tomorrow? ,M: I have no plan. Maybe just stay at home and read a book. ,F: The weather report said it would be fine tomorrow. What about going on a picnic? ,M: Just you and me? ,F: No, I have invited my friend Sarah and her boyfriend. ,M: Why not? I love going on picnics.
(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: Great. I hope it will be a happy four-people picnic. (C) F: You agreed? Then let's take our son to picnic. (D) F: Perfect. So there will be my parents, you and me.
Output: B
F: What do you plan to do tomorrow? ,M: I have no plan. Maybe just stay at home and read a book. ,F: The weather report said it would be fine tomorrow. What about going on a picnic? ,M: Just you and me? ,F: No, I have invited my friend Sarah and her boyfriend. ,M: Why not? I love going on picnics. ,F: Great. What about picking you up at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning? ,M: OK.
(A) F: Since you'll take the bus, let's meet at the station. (B) F: So you and your girlfriend Sarah will walk there? Fine. (C) F: I will arrive to your home at 11:00 and drive you there. (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: D
M: Excuse me, where is the newspaper? ,F: Why do you want to read the newspaper? You always watch the news on TV. ,M: I know, but I won't be leaving for another hour. I want to read the newspaper to kill time. I want to read the sports page.
(A) F: Really? You will read the magazine to kill time and you will leave half an hour later? (B) F: So, you mean you will leave one hour later an you want to read the food page? (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: So, you don't want to read the newspaper now and you will leave two hours later?
Output: C
M: Excuse me, where is the newspaper? ,F: Why do you want to read the newspaper? You always watch the news on TV. ,M: I know, but I won't be leaving for another hour. I want to read the newspaper to kill time. I want to read the sports page. ,F: I'm sorry. I put it in the garbage half an hour ago. Both Barbara and I read it. You never read the paper but just watch TV, so I threw it away. ,M: Oh, I found it, but I can't find the page I want. ,F: Oh, I'm sorry, Mike. I always throw away the sports section. You know we both hate those boring games. ,M: What a pity!
(A) F: Yeah, it is a pity that I throw away the sports section without reading it. But I don't always throw away the sports section. (B) F: Yeah, it is a pity that I throw away the sports section without reading it. But I think you can find another way to kill time. (C) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) F: Yeah, it's a pity that I seldom watches news on TV and I always throw away the politic section. You know it's boring.
Output: B
M: Anna Cole, I'm so glad that I find myself here with you in the training camp. I imagined the training is pretty hard. ,F: Yes, it is. ,M: Could you please talk to me about your daily training? ,F: OK. I get up about 6:45. I have a very light breakfast at 7:00 and then I get to the pool by 7:30. ,M: I see. How long do you train? ,F: All daytime? ,M: You mean you swim for about 8 hours? ,F: Oh, no. Having trained for about 4 hours. I have lunch and then do track work and body exercises in the afternoon. I suppose I train until 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
(A) M: You are a good swimmer. And you get up about 6:45. (B) M: You are a good swimmer. And you get up about 9:00. (C) M: You are a good boxer. And you get up about 9:00. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: Anna Cole, I'm so glad that I find myself here with you in the training camp. I imagined the training is pretty hard. ,F: Yes, it is. ,M: Could you please talk to me about your daily training? ,F: OK. I get up about 6:45. I have a very light breakfast at 7:00 and then I get to the pool by 7:30. ,M: I see. How long do you train? ,F: All daytime? ,M: You mean you swim for about 8 hours? ,F: Oh, no. Having trained for about 4 hours. I have lunch and then do track work and body exercises in the afternoon. I suppose I train until 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
(A) M: So you have a break and do nothing after lunch. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: So you get back to the pool but do nothing after lunch. (D) M: So you never do track work and body exercises after lunch.
Output: B
M: Anna Cole, I'm so glad that I find myself here with you in the training camp. I imagined the training is pretty hard. ,F: Yes, it is. ,M: Could you please talk to me about your daily training? ,F: OK. I get up about 6:45. I have a very light breakfast at 7:00 and then I get to the pool by 7:30. ,M: I see. How long do you train? ,F: All daytime? ,M: You mean you swim for about 8 hours? ,F: Oh, no. Having trained for about 4 hours. I have lunch and then do track work and body exercises in the afternoon. I suppose I train until 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. ,M: That's a long day. ,F: It's alright. ,M: What about your free time? What do you do? ,F: Well, I usually watch TV. I like American programs and sometimes go dancing at a nearby club. ,M: Dancing? ,F: Yes, but I go to bed early at most nights.
(A) M: Yeah, so you stay up late and dance at a club every night. (B) M: Yeah, so you always stay up late and chat online every night. (C) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) M: Yeah, so you never go to bed early.
Output: C
F: Good morning. ,M: Morning. ,F: Come in. Sit down. Now, you're a new patient, aren't you? ,M: Yes, that's right. ,F: OK. So I better ask you some questions first. Now, have you ever had any serious illnesses or accidents? ,M: A broken leg I got from playing football when I was 17. I was in the school team at that time. ,F: Anything else? ,M: No. Apart from that, nothing. ,F: And have you had any operations of any kind? ,M: Now the only time I've been to hospital before was when I broke my leg. ,F: Fine. Any allergies? ,M: Yes, to dust and cats. ,F: How do you react? ,M: They both make me sneeze a bit. Nothing else.
(A) F: All right. I'm so glad to talk about your sports life. You are lucky to never have a broken leg while playing football. (B) F: All right. I'm so glad to talk about your school experience. And I'm sorry that you got a broken leg from playing volleyball. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: Now I have a good command of your medical history.
Output: D
F: Good morning. ,M: Morning. ,F: Come in. Sit down. Now, you're a new patient, aren't you? ,M: Yes, that's right. ,F: OK. So I better ask you some questions first. Now, have you ever had any serious illnesses or accidents? ,M: A broken leg I got from playing football when I was 17. I was in the school team at that time.
(A) F: I'm sorry that you got a broken leg from playing football. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: I'm sorry that you got a broken arm from playing with a wild cat. (D) F: I'm sorry that you got a broken arm from a traffic accident.
Output: A
F: Good morning. ,M: Morning. ,F: Come in. Sit down. Now, you're a new patient, aren't you? ,M: Yes, that's right. ,F: OK. So I better ask you some questions first. Now, have you ever had any serious illnesses or accidents? ,M: A broken leg I got from playing football when I was 17. I was in the school team at that time. ,F: Anything else? ,M: No. Apart from that, nothing. ,F: And have you had any operations of any kind? ,M: Now the only time I've been to hospital before was when I broke my leg. ,F: Fine. Any allergies? ,M: Yes, to dust and cats. ,F: How do you react? ,M: They both make me sneeze a bit. Nothing else.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: All right. I'll write down that dust could make you sneeze. (C) F: You left the school volleyball team at the age of 17. (D) F: All right. I'll write down that dust could make you sneeze. But you're not allergic to cats.
Output: B
M: Mister Ewing said we should show up at the conference center at 4 o'clock, right? ,F: Yes, he specially asked us not to be late. Some of the people from our East York branch office are coming and he wants to make a good impression on them. How are you getting there?
(A) M: I don't know yet. I will arrive at the conference centre at 5:00 as Mr. Ewing asked. (B) M: I don't know yet. I will arrive at the conference centre on time as Mr. Ewing asked. (C) M: I don't know yet. I will talk with the branch office workers as Mr. Ewing asked. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
M: Mister Ewing said we should show up at the conference center at 4 o'clock, right? ,F: Yes, he specially asked us not to be late. Some of the people from our East York branch office are coming and he wants to make a good impression on them. How are you getting there? ,M: I was thinking of taking my car but I think I'm just going to take the underground because there is construction on the highway. What about you?
(A) F: I think I am going to take the underground as well, so I won't be late. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: That's a good idea. We should ask Mr. Ewing for a lift to go there. (D) F: Why do you want to drive there? You will catch the traffic jam.
Output: A
M: Mister Ewing said we should show up at the conference center at 4 o'clock, right? ,F: Yes, he specially asked us not to be late. Some of the people from our East York branch office are coming and he wants to make a good impression on them. How are you getting there? ,M: I was thinking of taking my car but I think I'm just going to take the underground because there is construction on the highway. What about you? ,F: I'll be taking the underground as well. Why don't we go together? I've been to the conference center only once, and I'm not sure if I can find my way around there.
(A) M: Sure. Since you can't drive, I can give you a lift. (B) M: You don't know the way? I know it and we can go together. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M: Sure. Since you don't want to travel along, we can go together.
Output: B
F: Hi Henry. I'd really like to do some volunteer work. Do you have any suggestions? ,M: Would you like to work in animal hospital? I heard that there in great need of volunteers. ,F: To be honest, I don't think I would really like that. ,M: How come? Are you afraid of animals? ,F: No, it's the smell of medicine. It makes me sick.
(A) M: Oh, I see. Why do you hate animals? (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: Oh, I see. Is it because the smell of the medicine in the animal hospital makes you sick? (D) M: Oh, I see. Why do you think working in the animal hospital is boring and tiring?
Output: C
F: Hi Henry. I'd really like to do some volunteer work. Do you have any suggestions? ,M: Would you like to work in animal hospital? I heard that there in great need of volunteers. ,F: To be honest, I don't think I would really like that. ,M: How come? Are you afraid of animals? ,F: No, it's the smell of medicine. It makes me sick. ,M: Oh, I see. Then, how about helping to clean up the park? As long as you don't mind boring work. ,F: When is it? I have to be at school the whole day on Monday and Thursday. ,M: It's only on Saturday because older people usually spend Saturday at the park with their grandkids. So it's really a mess on that day.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: OK, I'll come over to clean you house on Saturday. (C) F: OK, I'll come over to clean the park on Thursday. (D) F: OK, I'll come over to clean the park on Saturday.
Output: D
F: Oh, I'm terribly sorry, sir. I didn't see you stop. ,M: Well, that was probably because you were talking on your mobile phone. ,F: Sir, I, ah, don't know what you're talking about. I was just looking out the window. ,M: Young lady, I saw you in my mirror. You had the phone up to your ear the whole time. ,F: No, I was just doing my hair. ,M: Listen, I'm not stupid, OK? When the police get here, they're going to check your phone and see that you made a call at the time of the accident. You're in big trouble. ,F: No, please don't call them. My father will kill me. Look, here's my insurance card. They'll pay for the damage to your car. ,M: They are already on their way. Next time maybe you'll think twice about answering a call when you're on the road.
(A) F: Yes,sir. I promise that this won't happen again. (B) F: Let's see. There is no empty space in this parking lot. (C) F: Stop the car right now and I will get off! (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
F: Oh, I'm terribly sorry, sir. I didn't see you stop. ,M: Well, that was probably because you were talking on your mobile phone. ,F: Sir, I, ah, don't know what you're talking about. I was just looking out the window. ,M: Young lady, I saw you in my mirror. You had the phone up to your ear the whole time. ,F: No, I was just doing my hair.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: Listen, I am not stupid, OK? Indeed I saw you answering the phone in my mirror. (C) M: Stop answering the phone miss. The meeting has begun and please mute your phone. (D) M: Stop doing your hair in the car. You care too much about your appearance.
Output: B
F: Oh, I'm terribly sorry, sir. I didn't see you stop. ,M: Well, that was probably because you were talking on your mobile phone. ,F: Sir, I, ah, don't know what you're talking about. I was just looking out the window. ,M: Young lady, I saw you in my mirror. You had the phone up to your ear the whole time. ,F: No, I was just doing my hair. ,M: Listen, I'm not stupid, OK? When the police get here, they're going to check your phone and see that you made a call at the time of the accident. You're in big trouble. ,F: No, please don't call them. My father will kill me. Look, here's my insurance card. They'll pay for the damage to your car.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: You drive this time? I am sure that you will damage my car. (C) M: It's too late. They are on their way. And the insurance company will estimate the damage on my car then. (D) M: Why did you call the police? The security camera has proved that I didn't damage your car.
Output: C
M: I'd like a cup of coffee and a cheeseburger, please.
(A) F: Bacon and eggs, OK, here you are! Thanks for coming, madam. (B) F: You only want some potatoes? Nothing else? OK! Wait a minute! (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: I'm sorry, but we don't have cheeseburgers at the moment.
Output: D
M: I'd like a cup of coffee and a cheeseburger, please. ,F: I'm sorry, but we don't have any burgers at the moment. ,M: But you always serve your whole menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. That's why I come here. ,F: You're right, but one of our cooks is sick. So we had to take some things off the menu for a while. If you want to come back in half an hour, we'll definitely have our normal lunch menu.
(A) M: Alright! I can totally understand. Sorry to hear that one of the cooks is sick. (B) M: I see. One of the cooks is sick so you can' t serve the full menu until tomorrow. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Why don't you serve lunch anymore? You always serve your whole menu for lunch only!
Output: A
M: Why do you have an umbrella with you? It's not supposed to rain today, is it? ,F: No, but it's supposed to be very hot. I'll use this umbrella to protect myself from the sun as soon as these clouds go away.
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: Yes, it is  sunny now and it's supposed not to be very hot, but you also should take an umbrella. (C) M: Although it is cloudy now, it's supposed to rain today. (D) M: Yeah, It's still cloudy.
Output: D
M: Why do you have an umbrella with you? It's not supposed to rain today, is it? ,F: No, but it's supposed to be very hot. I'll use this umbrella to protect myself from the sun as soon as these clouds go away. ,M: I've never heard of using an umbrella for protection from the sun. ,F: Did you know that the Chinese invented the umbrella, and that it's first use was for protection against the sun, not the rain? ,M: I had no idea, you must get sunburned easily, huh? ,F: Oh, absolutely. I always get super red if I haven't put on sun cream.
(A) M: Do you never put on sunscreen because you are not easy to get sunburn? (B) M: Since you are so easy to get sunburned, why don't you bring an umbrella? (C) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) M: You don't even know the first use of umbrella. No wonder you don't have an umbrella.
Output: C
F: What can I do for you? ,M: I'm here to see Mr. Romero. ,F: Do you have an appointment, Sir? ,M: Yes, my last name is Clark. ,F: Jordan Clark? ,M: Yes, that's me. ,F: Wait, one moment, Mr. Clark. I'll just check to make sure Mr. Romaero is in his office. ,M: Perhaps I'll use the restroom while I wait. Is there a Mens room nearby? ,F: Yes, just head back toward the elevators you'll see one on the right.
(A) M: Thank you for telling me. I'll go to the washroom first. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: Thanks. I'll go to meet Mr. Romero first before going to the washroom. (D) M: Thanks. I'll go to take the elevator to the washroom.
Output: A
M: Hello, this is Simon. ,F: Hello, Simon, this is Lisa. Sorry to call you at such a late hour. But I'm in trouble, and I think you might be able to help me out.
(A) M: Calm down, Lisa, what's wrong? And you can tell me about your trouble in details, don't worry, I will help you. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: Relax, Lisa, it's just 10:00 am, so we still get a lot of time to talk about your problem. Just calm down and tell me about it. (D) M: I sorry, I'm used to taking a nap at noon, so can we talk about Mr.Green's trouble in the afternoon?
Output: A
M: Hello, this is Simon. ,F: Hello, Simon, this is Lisa. Sorry to call you at such a late hour. But I'm in trouble, and I think you might be able to help me out. ,M: It's my pleasure, Lisa. What's the matter? ,F: Well, you know, Nancy and I moved into an off-campus apartment in the fall, over on the west side of the town. Anyway, we've been happy with it until the last couple of months. ,M: Sounds good, then what happened? ,F: Unluckily, the air conditioner broke down. So we report it to Mr. Green, the landlord. He promised he'll take care of it, but a month went by, and nothing happened.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: Well, I think you should contact with your landlord again about the broken air conditioner. (C) M: I have heard that the apartment on the east side of the town where you live was falling, that's really dangerous! (D) M: Since the landlord told you that he wouldn't take care of it, you should find a repair person.
Output: B
M: Hello, this is Simon. ,F: Hello, Simon, this is Lisa. Sorry to call you at such a late hour. But I'm in trouble, and I think you might be able to help me out. ,M: It's my pleasure, Lisa. What's the matter? ,F: Well, you know, Nancy and I moved into an off-campus apartment in the fall, over on the west side of the town. Anyway, we've been happy with it until the last couple of months. ,M: Sounds good, then what happened? ,F: Unluckily, the air conditioner broke down. So we report it to Mr. Green, the landlord. He promised he'll take care of it, but a month went by, and nothing happened. ,M: Did you make contact with him again? ,F: I got a repair person to give me an estimate, then I send it to Mr. Green. When I didn't hear from him, I had it repaired down and I took all the cost from the rent check. ,M: So, what's the problem? ,F: He called me in a mad way, he said he could have gotten it repaired down for less money. Now he's threatening to drive us out for not paying the full rent.
(A) M: Well, if the landlord  said that he would get the repair person to repair your broken computer, you just need to wait for his coming. (B) M: I'm sorry to hear that the landlord wants to get the apartment back, don't worry, I wil help you with that. (C) M: I don't think he should take the cost from the rent check, because you should pay the charges for water and electricity together. (D) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: B
M: Hello, this is Simon. ,F: Hello, Simon, this is Lisa. Sorry to call you at such a late hour. But I'm in trouble, and I think you might be able to help me out. ,M: It's my pleasure, Lisa. What's the matter? ,F: Well, you know, Nancy and I moved into an off-campus apartment in the fall, over on the west side of the town. Anyway, we've been happy with it until the last couple of months. ,M: Sounds good, then what happened? ,F: Unluckily, the air conditioner broke down. So we report it to Mr. Green, the landlord. He promised he'll take care of it, but a month went by, and nothing happened. ,M: Did you make contact with him again? ,F: I got a repair person to give me an estimate, then I send it to Mr. Green. When I didn't hear from him, I had it repaired down and I took all the cost from the rent check. ,M: So, what's the problem? ,F: He called me in a mad way, he said he could have gotten it repaired down for less money. Now he's threatening to drive us out for not paying the full rent. ,M: Hold on, Lisa. It does sound pretty serious, but I'm sure you should calm down and take it easy. ,F: Well, you are over at a law school. So I wonder if you can come with Nancy and me, when we go to talk to Mr. Green. We're supposed to meet with him tomorrow night at 8. ,M: Sure, I have studied a lot about contracts. And I would be glad to help you. Would you mind and my visiting you at about 7:30?
(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 really need to learn some skills for fixing my apartment, I am sure you can help me with that you can help with your knowledge you learned in the interior design school. (C) F: Alright, I really hope you can give me some legal advice for my problem before meeting him next Sunday, since I have no idea about that and I hope you can help me. (D) F: I am really need a tip for how to deal with the problem with my landlord, I can ask for help from Lucy since you can't come to visit me, she is good at that.
Output: A
M: Hi Marina, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I bought a map in the bookstore. ,F: Oh, we don't need a map at all. I'll be your tour guide. I'm familiar with every corner of the city. Chinatown, Broadway, Central Park, the Natural History Museum.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) M: I guess your hometown is in England, am i right? (C) M: No wonder you are so unfamiliar with America? (D) M: You really embody the typical American character.
Output: D
M: Hi Marina, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I bought a map in the bookstore. ,F: Oh, we don't need a map at all. I'll be your tour guide. I'm familiar with every corner of the city. Chinatown, Broadway, Central Park, the Natural History Museum. ,M: That's great. Where should we go first, Broadway? I've been dreaming of watching a musical there. ,F: It's the best to go there in the evening. How about going to Central Park first? ,M: OK. What's there to see?
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: The first place we're going is the national history museum? (C) F:  Do you want to go to Chinatown first? (D) F: The central park is the final place where we go first, right?
Output: A
M: Hi Marina, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I bought a map in the bookstore. ,F: Oh, we don't need a map at all. I'll be your tour guide. I'm familiar with every corner of the city. Chinatown, Broadway, Central Park, the Natural History Museum. ,M: That's great. Where should we go first, Broadway? I've been dreaming of watching a musical there. ,F: It's the best to go there in the evening. How about going to Central Park first?
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) M: Evening is said to be the best time to see Broadway, is it true? (C) M: Can we get the best view of Broadway at noon? (D) M: Why don't we visit the stock price history museum in evening?
Output: B
M: Hi Marina, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I bought a map in the bookstore. ,F: Oh, we don't need a map at all. I'll be your tour guide. I'm familiar with every corner of the city. Chinatown, Broadway, Central Park, the Natural History Museum. ,M: That's great. Where should we go first, Broadway? I've been dreaming of watching a musical there. ,F: It's the best to go there in the evening. How about going to Central Park first? ,M: OK. What's there to see? ,F: Lots of trees, walking paths, statues and areas for performances, you can relax in a wonderful nature, setting in the middle of a busy city. The Natural History Museum is located on its west side. ,M: Many famous people mentioned to Central Park in their books. It must be a place worth visiting. ,F: It certainly is. ,M: Where shall we go for dinner? A restaurant in Chinatown? ,F: We can go there next time. I have a classmate living in Harlem and he is very interested in Chinese culture and wants to see you. We'll have dinner there, if you don't mind. ,M: No, I don't, it will be nice to meet someone who loves Chinese culture. I want to learn more about Harlem, its food and music.
(A) F: Are we going to have lunch in Harlem now? (B) F: We're having dinner in Harlem tonight, aren't we? (C) F: Are we going to have dinner at this woman's house tonight? (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: B
M: Hi, Tracy. You're getting ready for tomorrow's lessons, aren't you? ,F: Oh, yes, but I'm a bit nervous. I don't know what will happen in class or how I'll get along with my new classmates.
(A) M: You don't have to be nervous just because you are afraid of getting up late since you have already studied here for 3 years. (B) M: You don't have to be nervous just because you are not ready for your coming exam since you have already studied here for 3 years. (C) M: You are great because you don't feel nervous as a new student. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: D
M: Did you hear the 6:00 o'clock news? ,F: No, I didn't, was there anything interesting? ,M: They've built another space station. They will send it up sometime next year. ,F: Oh, I've read about the plans somewhere. ,M: Just think, astronauts will live and do research work there. ,F: Really, but I wonder why you're so interested in such things. ,M: I've always been. I hope to go to the moon, one day.
(A) F: Really? You hope to go to the sun? Okay, I see. Let's continue to talk the news about the space station. (B) F: Oh, I see. Let's continue to talk the news about the space station as you hope to go to the moon, one day. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: Really? Oh, they will send up the space station sometime next week. Let's continue to talk the news about the astronauts.
Output: B
M: Did you hear the 6:00 o'clock news? ,F: No, I didn't, was there anything interesting? ,M: They've built another space station. They will send it up sometime next year. ,F: Oh, I've read about the plans somewhere. ,M: Just think, astronauts will live and do research work there. ,F: Really, but I wonder why you're so interested in such things. ,M: I've always been. I hope to go to the moon, one day.
(A) F: OK, I see. You mean you are interested in such news just because you hope to go to the moon, right? (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: You are interested in such news just because you hope to go to the moon? Well,  I've never read about the plans. (D) F: You are interested in such news just because you want to do research in space? But they've not built another space station.
Output: A
F: Come on, why do you stop your car here? It's still a long way from the town. ,M: I didn't stop the car. The car stopped itself. Let me have a look and find out what the matter is. ,F: Is it out of gas? It was running so well. ,M: Out of gas? Yeah, it's possible. Oh, yes, it is.
(A) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) F: I don't know why the car broke down. I can see that the gas is still full. (C) F: Oh, the engine has broken. No wonder it stopped even though the gas is full. (D) F: The bus was out of gas? But we haven't arrived the stop yet.
Output: A
F: Come on, why do you stop your car here? It's still a long way from the town. ,M: I didn't stop the car. The car stopped itself. Let me have a look and find out what the matter is. ,F: Is it out of gas? It was running so well. ,M: Out of gas? Yeah, it's possible. Oh, yes, it is. ,F: But there is no one around and not a building in sight. How can we get some gas? ,M: Don't worry. Just stand by the road. Wave your hands when the next car comes. We are sure to get some gas from others.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: No, we shouldn't wait for the next car. There is building there. (C) F: I agree with you. We should take a taxi to the town. (D) F: Are you sure we should wait for the next car?
Output: D
F: Come on, why do you stop your car here? It's still a long way from the town. ,M: I didn't stop the car. The car stopped itself. Let me have a look and find out what the matter is. ,F: Is it out of gas? It was running so well. ,M: Out of gas? Yeah, it's possible. Oh, yes, it is. ,F: But there is no one around and not a building in sight. How can we get some gas? ,M: Don't worry. Just stand by the road. Wave your hands when the next car comes. We are sure to get some gas from others. ,F: It's getting dark. I'm afraid we can't get to the town before dark. ,M: Take it easy. We are sure to get to the town and spend our night in a comfortable hotel.
(A) F: I hope you are right. We can get home safe and sound tonight. (B) F: I hope we can visit our friend in the countryside tonight as planned. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Yes. I am looking forward to spending the night in a hotel in the countryside.
Output: C
F: People often say that Disneyland is a favorite place for visitors. Could you tell me something about it? ,M: Yes, there are quite a few Disneylands around the world. I studied in Los Angeles for 3 years. So I know the Disneyland there quite well. I often went there with friends in our free time.
(A) F: Wow, you must be quite familiar with the Disney Park in Tokyo since you worked in that park for three years. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: You mean you have never been to Disneyland during the 3 years when you studied in America? What a pity! (D) F: Yes, I know the Disneylan in Los Angeles is the only Disneyland around the world, same with what you have read.
Output: B
F: People often say that Disneyland is a favorite place for visitors. Could you tell me something about it? ,M: Yes, there are quite a few Disneylands around the world. I studied in Los Angeles for 3 years. So I know the Disneyland there quite well. I often went there with friends in our free time. ,F: Great. Please tell me about the Disney Park in Los Angeles. ,M: OK.
(A) F: How about we go to visit you friend and let him tell us something about the Disneyland because you have never been there? (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: Let's go to the Disney Park together. But I won't expect you can introduce the park because this is also your first time go there. (D) F: Share someing about the Disneyland with me. Did you say that when you worked there, you have been there several times.
Output: B