niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
M: Mom, I'm flying to visit uncle Lee's family next Saturday. Should I pack my bags today? ,F: Yes, I think so. ,M: OK. What clothes should I take? I know it's hot there. ,F: Yes, but it rains a lot. You can borrow an umbrella or a jacket if it's wet. Just pack some T-shirts.
(A) M: OK, I'll put some T-shirts in my luggage. Where are my T-shirts? (B) M: Though it doesn't rain a lot, I'll bring an umbrella just in case. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: It'll be really chilling next Saturday. I'd better take a jacket with me.
Output: A
M: Mom, I'm flying to visit uncle Lee's family next Saturday. Should I pack my bags today? ,F: Yes, I think so. ,M: OK. What clothes should I take? I know it's hot there. ,F: Yes, but it rains a lot. You can borrow an umbrella or a jacket if it's wet. Just pack some T-shirts. ,M: OK. And who is meeting me at the airport? ,F: Well, uncle Lee and aunt Wong will be busy, but your cousin Susan can pick you up.
(A) M: It will be good to see Susan again when she picks me up. (B) M: I can manage myself. There's no need for my uncle to pick me up. (C) M: Great. Then I'll wait at the airport for Aunt Wang to pick me up. (D) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: A
F: Doctor Joseph, why did you want to be a doctor? ,M: Both my dad and mom were doctors and I wanted to be like them. But it all started to be more than imagination once I got to college. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, when I was a freshman, I didn't know what I wanted to major in. So I took a health class that included an emergency first aid certificate. I figured it would be useful to know how to help someone an emergency if they needed it. ,F: Sounds good. ,M: Well, one night as I was walking back to my dorm. I saw a woman on the ground who had stopped breathing. I gave her mouth to mouth breathing and called 911. By the time the ambulance arrived, she had been able to breathe normally. In addition, she left the hospital the next evening. The doctor said that I had saved her life. ,F: Amazing! You were a hero. ,M: And that was the night that I decided to study medicine.
(A) F: Your amazing experience led you to study medicine and become a real doctor (B) F: Why after your freshman year in a health class, you never want to study medicine again? (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: I'm glad you want to study medicine just like your parents and become a real doctor.
Output: A
F: Doctor Joseph, why did you want to be a doctor? ,M: Both my dad and mom were doctors and I wanted to be like them. But it all started to be more than imagination once I got to college. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, when I was a freshman, I didn't know what I wanted to major in. So I took a health class that included an emergency first aid certificate. I figured it would be useful to know how to help someone an emergency if they needed it. ,F: Sounds good. ,M: Well, one night as I was walking back to my dorm. I saw a woman on the ground who had stopped breathing. I gave her mouth to mouth breathing and called 911. By the time the ambulance arrived, she had been able to breathe normally. In addition, she left the hospital the next evening. The doctor said that I had saved her life.
(A) F: You can't waste time. You must drive her to the hospital at once. (B) F: You did the right thing by giving her mouth-to-mouth breathing first, and you really saved her life. (C) F: Why did you just walk back to the dormitory, regardless of the girl lying on the floor? (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: B
F: Doctor Joseph, why did you want to be a doctor? ,M: Both my dad and mom were doctors and I wanted to be like them. But it all started to be more than imagination once I got to college. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, when I was a freshman, I didn't know what I wanted to major in. So I took a health class that included an emergency first aid certificate. I figured it would be useful to know how to help someone an emergency if they needed it. ,F: Sounds good. ,M: Well, one night as I was walking back to my dorm. I saw a woman on the ground who had stopped breathing. I gave her mouth to mouth breathing and called 911. By the time the ambulance arrived, she had been able to breathe normally. In addition, she left the hospital the next evening. The doctor said that I had saved her life. ,F: Amazing! You were a hero. ,M: And that was the night that I decided to study medicine. ,F: Alright. We're going to take a quick commercial break. But don't touch your remote control. Because when we come back, Doctor Joseph is going to tell us something about what he does at Johns Hopkins Hospital, including some of the scarier moments he's had as a physician. Stay tuned.
(A) M: Thank you for inviting me to join your talk show and share my experience. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: Last time a girl fainted in a television studio, I gave her artificial respiration right away. (D) M: We're about to operate on this girl. The others are waiting outside the operating room.
Output: A
F: Doctor Joseph, why did you want to be a doctor? ,M: Both my dad and mom were doctors and I wanted to be like them. But it all started to be more than imagination once I got to college. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, when I was a freshman, I didn't know what I wanted to major in. So I took a health class that included an emergency first aid certificate. I figured it would be useful to know how to help someone an emergency if they needed it. ,F: Sounds good. ,M: Well, one night as I was walking back to my dorm. I saw a woman on the ground who had stopped breathing. I gave her mouth to mouth breathing and called 911. By the time the ambulance arrived, she had been able to breathe normally. In addition, she left the hospital the next evening. The doctor said that I had saved her life. ,F: Amazing! You were a hero. ,M: And that was the night that I decided to study medicine. ,F: Alright. We're going to take a quick commercial break. But don't touch your remote control. Because when we come back, Doctor Joseph is going to tell us something about what he does at Johns Hopkins Hospital, including some of the scarier moments he's had as a physician. Stay tuned.
(A) M: I will sharing these first aid methods with you. They are very useful in life. (B) M: After all these years in the hospital, I also encountered other dangerous occurrence as a physician. (C) M: I can share you some happier moments in my life in the next. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
F: Chris, I read an article about the secrets of leading a long life last night. ,M: How do you feel like? ,F: Great fun. It points out that taking a cold shower every morning is believed to be good to our health. ,M: Did you have a try? ,F: Yes, I have been trying it for about one month. I feel extremely energetic now.
(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: Really? So you've been trying to drink some alcohol recently. (C) M: Really? So you've been trying to take cold showers recently. (D) M: Really? So you've been trying not to take cold showers recently.
Output: C
F: Chris, I read an article about the secrets of leading a long life last night. ,M: How do you feel like? ,F: Great fun. It points out that taking a cold shower every morning is believed to be good to our health. ,M: Did you have a try? ,F: Yes, I have been trying it for about one month. I feel extremely energetic now. ,M: Really? In fact, I heard this on the radio one month ago, but I only prefer to wash my face with cold water. Have you got to know about any other secrets? ,F: Yes. It said that Japanese people have a very long life. They drink, you know, a lot of green tea. Miso soup consisting of green vegetables and grain is also very popular in Japan.
(A) M: Yeah, cold water is popular in Japan. That's why Japanese people have a very short life. (B) M: Yeah, miso soup is popular in Japan. And Japanese people have a very short life. (C) M: Yeah, miso soup is popular in Japan. And Japanese people have a very long life. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
F: Chris, I read an article about the secrets of leading a long life last night. ,M: How do you feel like? ,F: Great fun. It points out that taking a cold shower every morning is believed to be good to our health. ,M: Did you have a try? ,F: Yes, I have been trying it for about one month. I feel extremely energetic now. ,M: Really? In fact, I heard this on the radio one month ago, but I only prefer to wash my face with cold water. Have you got to know about any other secrets? ,F: Yes. It said that Japanese people have a very long life. They drink, you know, a lot of green tea. Miso soup consisting of green vegetables and grain is also very popular in Japan. ,M: Oh, I've also heard that the French have a long life because of drinking a glass of red wine every day. ,F: That's true. A good amount of alcohol is actually good for our health.
(A) M: Yeah. I love talking about how to drink green tea. (B) M: Yeah. I really hate talking about how to live longer. (C) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) M: Yeah. I love talking about how to keep energetic and live shorter.
Output: C
F: I taught Spanish in a middle school several years ago and I can speak it fluently. I also know some English, but I can't speak it well. ,M: Spanish and English? Can you speak Italian or French? ,F: Oh, sorry. I can't.
(A) M: Oh, you can speak Spanish well. That's really nice. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Oh, you can speak both Spanish and English well. (D) M: We do need someone who can speak Italian well like you.
Output: A
F: I taught Spanish in a middle school several years ago and I can speak it fluently. I also know some English, but I can't speak it well. ,M: Spanish and English? Can you speak Italian or French? ,F: Oh, sorry. I can't. ,M: Well, why do you think you would be suitable for the manager assistant? ,F: I am good at typing and have a driving license. Furthermore, I learn new things quickly. ,M: Good. Do you have any other work experience such as selling computers?
(A) F: I am afraid not. But I want to be a Spanish teacher now. (B) F: Yes. I think I am qualified to be a company secretary. (C) F: No. Although I can't type, I want to be a manager assistant. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: D
F: I taught Spanish in a middle school several years ago and I can speak it fluently. I also know some English, but I can't speak it well. ,M: Spanish and English? Can you speak Italian or French? ,F: Oh, sorry. I can't. ,M: Well, why do you think you would be suitable for the manager assistant? ,F: I am good at typing and have a driving license. Furthermore, I learn new things quickly. ,M: Good. Do you have any other work experience such as selling computers? ,F: No, but I worked as a secretary in a company last year. ,M: How long did you work there? ,F: Nearly 9 months.
(A) M: So you are still expecting to get a driving license, aren't you? (B) M: I see. You can type very well but you never worked as a secretary. (C) M: So you are still working in the company now, but why do you find another job? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
M: Can I have a cup of coffee please? ,F: Sure. What size would you like? Here are cup sizes. ,M: Uhm, I want to take a large one with sugar, please. ,F: Alright. Anything else? How about soft drinks? ,M: No. Erm, those cream cakes look really good. I'll take one.
(A) F: Sure. Here are the coffee and a cream cake. Enjoy your meal. (B) F: OK. You have ordered soft drinks and a small cup of coffee, right? (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: It is so nice that you have made a cream cake and soft drinks for me, honey.
Output: A
M: Can I have a cup of coffee please? ,F: Sure. What size would you like? Here are cup sizes. ,M: Uhm, I want to take a large one with sugar, please. ,F: Alright. Anything else? How about soft drinks? ,M: No. Erm, those cream cakes look really good. I'll take one. ,F: OK. That's $2.18 for the coffee and $1.50 for the cake. ,M: Here's $5. Keep the change.
(A) F: Thanks. But $1.32 is too expensive for a cream cake to you. (B) F: Thanks. The change is $1.32 and I will keep it. (C) F: Thank you. You have gave me $10 and the change is $2.18. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
F: Let me have a look at the exam results. Thomas, 98. William, 85. Oh, my God. Catherine, only 50. She won't be happy when she sees the mark, for history is her favorite subject.
(A) M: Thomas did best in the history exam. I feel happy for him. (B) M: So William did best in this English exam. Good for him. (C) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) M: Thomas's score is 100. He did best in this exam. Great.
Output: A
F: Let me have a look at the exam results. Thomas, 98. William, 85. Oh, my God. Catherine, only 50. She won't be happy when she sees the mark, for history is her favorite subject. ,M: So I have to have a talk with her this afternoon. Maybe she should do some extra exercises. And reading more is also a good approach.
(A) F: You are so nice to give Catherine more exercises. I hope that she will not hate history anymore. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: It is OK for you to ask Catherine to read more, she likes math the most. She will make progress. (D) F: She must feel sad about the score. I wish you can have a nice talk with her in the afternoon.
Output: D
F: Larry, it's great to see you. How are you? ,M: I'm great. I just came back from vacation with Martha's family. ,F: Where did you go? ,M: Well, her parents were celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary. So they paid for all of us to go to Spain. ,F: That's awesome. How many People went? ,M: There were 12 adults, and 6 kids.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: You mean twelve of you went to Spain together? That sounds great. How do you feel? (C) F: Eighteen people tralvel together to celebrate Martha's parents 15th wedding anniversary? (D) F: Martha's parents must be very happy that eighteen members of the family has come.
Output: D
F: Larry, it's great to see you. How are you? ,M: I'm great. I just came back from vacation with Martha's family. ,F: Where did you go? ,M: Well, her parents were celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary. So they paid for all of us to go to Spain. ,F: That's awesome. How many People went? ,M: There were 12 adults, and 6 kids. ,F: Wow, if you put more than 4 members of my family together, it would be a disaster. ,M: Mine, too. But my wife's family is wealthy enough to make sure everyone gets a lot of space. They rented a farm. And Martha and I had our own cottage. So we played with the kids during the day. But it was easy to get privacy when we wanted it. That's very necessary on family trips.
(A) F: Yes, you should spend time with your children during, because your wife and children are the only ones took part in this family trip. (B) F: Yes, privacy is important. It is the fourtith wedding anniversary of Martha's parents, you should leave some private space for them. (C) F: I also think that having some privacy during family trips os very important. We are family, but we are individuals at the same time. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
F: Larry, it's great to see you. How are you? ,M: I'm great. I just came back from vacation with Martha's family. ,F: Where did you go? ,M: Well, her parents were celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary. So they paid for all of us to go to Spain. ,F: That's awesome. How many People went? ,M: There were 12 adults, and 6 kids. ,F: Wow, if you put more than 4 members of my family together, it would be a disaster. ,M: Mine, too. But my wife's family is wealthy enough to make sure everyone gets a lot of space. They rented a farm. And Martha and I had our own cottage. So we played with the kids during the day. But it was easy to get privacy when we wanted it. That's very necessary on family trips. ,F: I agree. So what did you do on this farm? ,M: We cooked and ate together. We went swimming and we played games. But we also took day trips in the car. ,F: I would be scared to drive around a foreign country. ,M: It wasn't so bad. We were only about 45 minutes from Sevilla and an hour from Cordoba. We went to Madrid, too. But that was 4 hours away.
(A) F: It is good to heart that you are very close to Sevilla. Did you go there and take a look? (B) F: It is pretty cool that the closest city to the hotel you stayed, you must go there, right? (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: All of you 12 people go to Sevilla? Though it is the closest city to you, you must tired.
Output: A
M: What are you reading, Jenny? ,F: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called "Ask Alice". ,M: Why do you even read that stuff. ,F: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems. ,M: Like what? ,F: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola. ,M: So what? ,F: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat. ,M: She stole the name? ,F: Yes.
(A) M: So the name of the cat is Alice. You are Alice, too. (B) M: So the name of the cat is Lora. What does Alice say she should do? (C) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) M: So the name of the cat is Jenny. My name is Jenny, too.
Output: B
M: What are you reading, Jenny? ,F: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called "Ask Alice". ,M: Why do you even read that stuff. ,F: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems. ,M: Like what? ,F: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola. ,M: So what? ,F: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat. ,M: She stole the name? ,F: Yes. ,M: What does Alice say she should do? ,F: She says to talk to her sister about it and she still name her baby what she planned to name her. Isn't that funny, though? People are so crazy.
(A) M: All right. So Alice thinks that woman should not name her baby what she wants. (B) M: All right. So Alice thinks that the woman should name her baby what she wants. (C) M: All right. So Alice thinks that the woman should make her sister get another cat. (D) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: B
M: What are you reading, Jenny? ,F: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called "Ask Alice". ,M: Why do you even read that stuff. ,F: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems. ,M: Like what? ,F: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola. ,M: So what? ,F: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat. ,M: She stole the name? ,F: Yes. ,M: What does Alice say she should do? ,F: She says to talk to her sister about it and she still name her baby what she planned to name her. Isn't that funny, though? People are so crazy. ,M: Oh, I see why you read this. You do it to feel better about yourself. ,F: Not really. I just want to read something light and amusing.
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: Okay, so you read the advice page to get good advice. (C) M: Okay, so you read the advice page to be entertained. (D) M: Okay, so you read the sports page to be entertained.
Output: C
M: Hey, Susie. Can I borrow your car tonight? ,F: No. The last time you borrowed it, you returned it with the gas tank empty. ,M: Did I? I'm sorry, baby. I promise to fill the tank this time. ,F: What do you need it for? ,M: I want to take my mom out to dinner. ,F: And I'm not invited? ,M: You can come if you want. I thought you probably had plans with your friends. ,F: I do. But I'd rather go with you. Don't you think it's time for me to meet your mother?
(A) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) M: OK. Since we have been roommates for a while, you should meet my dad. (C) M: You are right. We should meet our dad together, my dear sister. (D) M: Of course, my darling. We are going to get married, you need meet my dad.
Output: A
M: Hey, Susie. Can I borrow your car tonight? ,F: No. The last time you borrowed it, you returned it with the gas tank empty. ,M: Did I? I'm sorry, baby. I promise to fill the tank this time. ,F: What do you need it for? ,M: I want to take my mom out to dinner. ,F: And I'm not invited? ,M: You can come if you want. I thought you probably had plans with your friends.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: Why do you want me to go our with my friends? I have promised I will meet your dad. (C) F: I will take your mom out for dinner. What makes you think that I have other plans? (D) F: Sure. It is reasonable for you to think that I have other plans. I have many friends.
Output: D
M: Can you give me a ride to the library? ,F: Studying at the library again? I take just as many classes as you do, but I only have about an hour of studying to do every day. And I can get all my work done either here at home or at the cafe down the road. ,M: Well, I'm majoring in physics. I have several projects to each month and that's after I spend 10 or 15 hours a week in the lab. You're a psychology major. You have one midterm and one final exam for each class right? ,F: Yeah. ,M: You've got it so easy.
(A) F: Just like you, library is an usual place for me to prepare a lot of exams. (B) F: As for me, staying at home is inefficient so I usually study at lab. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: Unlike you, I don't have much work to be done so I usually study at home.
Output: D
M: Can you give me a ride to the library? ,F: Studying at the library again? I take just as many classes as you do, but I only have about an hour of studying to do every day. And I can get all my work done either here at home or at the cafe down the road. ,M: Well, I'm majoring in physics. I have several projects to each month and that's after I spend 10 or 15 hours a week in the lab. You're a psychology major. You have one midterm and one final exam for each class right? ,F: Yeah. ,M: You've got it so easy.
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: My physics major is really task-free compared to yours. (C) F: I really feel sympathy that you have to do all the time-consuming projects for your physics major. (D) F: Math is such a great major for you, man.
Output: C
F: Dave, I'm going to pick up food and drink for Saturday's picnic. Any suggestions? ,M: Well, everyone has been talking about having a barbecue down by the river. So why don't you pick up some hamburger and hot dogs? ,F: OK, but how much hamburger meat are we going to need? And hot dogs, too. ,M: I don't know. How about 3 pounds of hamburger and a couple of packages of hot dogs? ,F: Oh, that's not going to be enough. Do you remember the last picnic in the mountains? Jim, your roommate, ate about 10 hamburgers by himself.
(A) M: I definitely remember that Jim ate 10 hamburgers alone at the last picnic. That's shocking. (B) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) M: You remind me. Our teacher Jim prepared a couple packages of hot dogs for the last picnic. (D) M: Indeed. Last picnic was in the park, and Jim ate 10 hamburgers by himself.
Output: A
F: Dave, I'm going to pick up food and drink for Saturday's picnic. Any suggestions? ,M: Well, everyone has been talking about having a barbecue down by the river. So why don't you pick up some hamburger and hot dogs? ,F: OK, but how much hamburger meat are we going to need? And hot dogs, too. ,M: I don't know. How about 3 pounds of hamburger and a couple of packages of hot dogs? ,F: Oh, that's not going to be enough. Do you remember the last picnic in the mountains? Jim, your roommate, ate about 10 hamburgers by himself. ,M: Yeah, I remember that. Then 7 packages of hot dogs should be enough. And you'd better pick up some chicken for those who don't like hamburgers or hot dogs. ,F: OK. How about 5 or 6 bags of potato chips. ,M: Better make that 8.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: As you suggest, I'll bring 8 bags of potato chips. (C) F: You say 7 packages of potato chips and 8 hamburgers? I think that's enough. (D) F: You are right. I'll pick up 8 bags potato chips to Sunday's picnic.
Output: B
F: Dave, I'm going to pick up food and drink for Saturday's picnic. Any suggestions? ,M: Well, everyone has been talking about having a barbecue down by the river. So why don't you pick up some hamburger and hot dogs? ,F: OK, but how much hamburger meat are we going to need? And hot dogs, too. ,M: I don't know. How about 3 pounds of hamburger and a couple of packages of hot dogs? ,F: Oh, that's not going to be enough. Do you remember the last picnic in the mountains? Jim, your roommate, ate about 10 hamburgers by himself. ,M: Yeah, I remember that. Then 7 packages of hot dogs should be enough. And you'd better pick up some chicken for those who don't like hamburgers or hot dogs. ,F: OK. How about 5 or 6 bags of potato chips. ,M: Better make that 8. ,F: OK. Uh, we still need some soft drinks. How about 10 of those 2 liter bottles? ,M: Sounds fine. But be sure to buy a variety of drinks. ,F: OK. And what about dessert? ,M: Well, maybe we could ask Kathy to make a few cherry pies like she did last time.
(A) F: Let me ask Kathy to cook the same cherry pies. (B) F: OK. I'll talk to Kathy to cook some apple pies. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Then I'll make sure that Kathy bring some drinks.
Output: A
M: Hello, E-shop. What can I do for you? ,F: I've just received your catalog and I'd like to inquire about something in it. ,M: Yes, ma'am. What's the product number? ,F: SP 506. ,M: Let me see. Here we are. It's our latest model of electronic dictionary.
(A) F: SP504, yeah. I watched the ad on TV. Can you introduce more to me? (B) F: Oh, yes. I saw the computer on the catalog I received and I want it. (C) F: How much is SP 506? I didn't see any price on the catalog I received. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
M: Hello, E-shop. What can I do for you? ,F: I've just received your catalog and I'd like to inquire about something in it. ,M: Yes, ma'am. What's the product number? ,F: SP 506. ,M: Let me see. Here we are. It's our latest model of electronic dictionary. ,F: How many dictionaries does it contain? ,M: It contains a total of 6 dictionaries with different functions and an encyclopedia. You can also download updated materials from our website.
(A) F: Only four dictionaries? But there are two encyclopedia. Let me think. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: Wow, six dictionaries and an encyclopedia. This sounds really useful. (D) F: Six dictionaries and an encyclopedia are good, but I can't download materials.
Output: C
M: Hello, E-shop. What can I do for you? ,F: I've just received your catalog and I'd like to inquire about something in it. ,M: Yes, ma'am. What's the product number? ,F: SP 506. ,M: Let me see. Here we are. It's our latest model of electronic dictionary. ,F: How many dictionaries does it contain? ,M: It contains a total of 6 dictionaries with different functions and an encyclopedia. You can also download updated materials from our website. ,F: Good. I want one of those. And the prices is? ,M: It's 500 UN, and you will also receive a memory stick for free. ,F: That sounds great. When can I get it? ,M: Within 2 days on November fifteenth. ,F: Can I pay by credit card? ,M: Of course. I have to mention that we charge 20 UN for the delivery.
(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: That means I have to pay 520 in total. I got it. (C) F: No delivery fee? Then it's 500 in total for the item. (D) F: It's cheap as I only have to pay 400 for everything.
Output: B
F: Hello, Mike. I hear you were doing some part time work. ,M: Yes, I am working 4 nights a week at a restaurant. ,F: What are you doing there? ,M: Doing some dishwashing in dusting tables. ,F: Do they give you decent wages. ,M: Not too bad.
(A) F: Sounds good for you. Two nights a week as cook with decent wages. (B) F: Cool, four nights a week in the school that give you a decent salary. (C) F: It means that you work four nights a week can earn a quite good wage. (D) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: C
F: Hello, Mike. I hear you were doing some part time work. ,M: Yes, I am working 4 nights a week at a restaurant. ,F: What are you doing there? ,M: Doing some dishwashing in dusting tables. ,F: Do they give you decent wages. ,M: Not too bad. ,F: Well, I've been accepted for a part time job in a library. I will be working there only on weekends. ,M: Really? That's good. So you'll be earning some extra money, too.
(A) F: Yes, I like working in the library. I have very interesting weekends now. (B) F: But it's too busy in the post office. I have to work every work day. (C) F: The part-time job in the library is well-paid, but I'll work 5 days a week. (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: A
F: Hello, Mike. I hear you were doing some part time work. ,M: Yes, I am working 4 nights a week at a restaurant. ,F: What are you doing there? ,M: Doing some dishwashing in dusting tables. ,F: Do they give you decent wages. ,M: Not too bad. ,F: Well, I've been accepted for a part time job in a library. I will be working there only on weekends. ,M: Really? That's good. So you'll be earning some extra money, too. ,F: Yeah, I don't want to ask my parents for spending money anymore. Well, may I ask a personal question? ,M: It depends. What do you want to know. ,F: What do you do with the money you earn? ,M: Well, I spend some of it on books and movies, and I also save some for short trips.
(A) F: Some on books and movies? That's a good way to enjoy. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: You spend it all on short trips? Such an addict of traveling. (D) F: You only used the wage for a riding course? So cool of you.
Output: A
F: May I come in, sir? ,M: Yes, please. What can I do for you? ,F: I'd like an application form for a scholarship.
(A) M: Sorry, my daughter. I don't know the dean's number. Maybe you can ask your professor. (B) M: If you need a form to apply for your research program, please come tomorrow, professor. (C) M: You want to send the scholarship form to dean's office? I don't know the address, sorry. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: D
F: May I come in, sir? ,M: Yes, please. What can I do for you? ,F: I'd like an application form for a scholarship. ,M: We have not yet received them from the dean's office. You may come back in 2 weeks. ,F: But my parents and I are leaving for London in a week. We won't come for a month.
(A) M: Since you return in just a week, you'll have to wait for another week to get scholarship. (B) M: So you come back exactly half a month later? Then the budget form will be ready for you. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: A month later? It'd be inconvenient for you, indeed. Maybe you can ask for a mail service.
Output: D
F: Darling, has our TV set been repaired? ,M: Not yet. They say they are still working on it. ,F: Oh, it's a long day without any TV. Have you paid the internet bill? ,M: Sorry, I totaly forgot. I will do it tomorrow. ,F: Oh dear. Think up something for us to do tonight, will you? ,M: Is there anything good on at the cinema tonight? ,F: Pass me the newspaper. Thanks. There is a Western on at the Maple Theater. ,M: John Wayne again? No. What else?
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: It's been a long time for us to get the information about movies from the Internet. (C) F: It's been a long time for us to get the information about sports from the newspaper. (D) F: It's been a long time for us to get the information about movies from the newspaper.
Output: D
F: Darling, has our TV set been repaired? ,M: Not yet. They say they are still working on it. ,F: Oh, it's a long day without any TV. Have you paid the internet bill? ,M: Sorry, I totaly forgot. I will do it tomorrow. ,F: Oh dear. Think up something for us to do tonight, will you? ,M: Is there anything good on at the cinema tonight? ,F: Pass me the newspaper. Thanks. There is a Western on at the Maple Theater. ,M: John Wayne again? No. What else? ,F: There is a war movie on at the Silver Star Theater. But you don't usually like war movies, do you? ,M: No. Not really.
(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: A war movie will be on tonight at the Silver Star Theatre. (C) F: A horror film will be on tonight at the Silver Star Theatre. (D) F: A comedy will be on tomorrow at the Silver Star Theatre.
Output: B
F: Darling, has our TV set been repaired? ,M: Not yet. They say they are still working on it. ,F: Oh, it's a long day without any TV. Have you paid the internet bill? ,M: Sorry, I totaly forgot. I will do it tomorrow. ,F: Oh dear. Think up something for us to do tonight, will you? ,M: Is there anything good on at the cinema tonight? ,F: Pass me the newspaper. Thanks. There is a Western on at the Maple Theater. ,M: John Wayne again? No. What else? ,F: There is a war movie on at the Silver Star Theater. But you don't usually like war movies, do you? ,M: No. Not really. ,F: Wait, there is a film at the Globe Theatre named The Killer. ,M: You know, I'd like to see a film that will cheer me up and help me relax. I don't want to see something frightened. ,F: Then what about the comedy Three Men and a Lady. ,M: That sounds like it could be funny. When and where is it on? ,F: The Bay theater at... Oh, at 7:30.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: OK, let's go to the Bay Theatre now. (C) M: OK, let's go to the Globe Theatre now. (D) M: OK, let's go to the Bay Theatre tomorrow.
Output: B
F: Darling, has our TV set been repaired? ,M: Not yet. They say they are still working on it. ,F: Oh, it's a long day without any TV. Have you paid the internet bill? ,M: Sorry, I totaly forgot. I will do it tomorrow. ,F: Oh dear. Think up something for us to do tonight, will you? ,M: Is there anything good on at the cinema tonight? ,F: Pass me the newspaper. Thanks. There is a Western on at the Maple Theater. ,M: John Wayne again? No. What else? ,F: There is a war movie on at the Silver Star Theater. But you don't usually like war movies, do you? ,M: No. Not really. ,F: Wait, there is a film at the Globe Theatre named The Killer. ,M: You know, I'd like to see a film that will cheer me up and help me relax. I don't want to see something frightened. ,F: Then what about the comedy Three Men and a Lady. ,M: That sounds like it could be funny. When and where is it on? ,F: The Bay theater at... Oh, at 7:30. ,M: Just 30 minutes from now. Come on. Let's hurry.
(A) F: It's 8:00 p.m. now so hurry up. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: It's 7:30 p.m. now so hurry up. (D) F: It's 7:00 p.m. now so we have a lot of time.
Output: B
F: Hello, this is Easy Life real estate. May I help you? ,M: Hello. My name is Bob Brown. I'm hoping you can help me find a place to live in. ,F: OK. First, please tell me what you're looking for, a house or an apartment? ,M: An apartment. I can't afford a house. ,F: Alright. And how many bedrooms do you need, 1, 2 or 3? ,M: I don't want to share it with anybody. So one bedroom is enough for me. ,F: Right. And are you looking for the apartment with furniture or without?
(A) M: I'd like to have a three-bedroom one with furniture and share with others. (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: With furniture. I'd like to have a two-bedroom one and share with others. (D) M: Yes, with furniture. I can just afford an apartment one-bedroom.
Output: D
F: Hello, this is Easy Life real estate. May I help you? ,M: Hello. My name is Bob Brown. I'm hoping you can help me find a place to live in. ,F: OK. First, please tell me what you're looking for, a house or an apartment? ,M: An apartment. I can't afford a house. ,F: Alright. And how many bedrooms do you need, 1, 2 or 3? ,M: I don't want to share it with anybody. So one bedroom is enough for me. ,F: Right. And are you looking for the apartment with furniture or without? ,M: I'd like it to have furniture because I don't have any. Oh, I want it to be in the south of the city and near the subway station. ,F: OK. The last thing is how much you're able to pay?
(A) M: $300 a month. I just want it to be in the north of the city. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: $300 a month. I just want it to be near the bus stop. (D) M: $300 a month. I really want to have one bedroom with furniture.
Output: D
F: Hello, this is Easy Life real estate. May I help you? ,M: Hello. My name is Bob Brown. I'm hoping you can help me find a place to live in. ,F: OK. First, please tell me what you're looking for, a house or an apartment? ,M: An apartment. I can't afford a house. ,F: Alright. And how many bedrooms do you need, 1, 2 or 3? ,M: I don't want to share it with anybody. So one bedroom is enough for me. ,F: Right. And are you looking for the apartment with furniture or without? ,M: I'd like it to have furniture because I don't have any. Oh, I want it to be in the south of the city and near the subway station. ,F: OK. The last thing is how much you're able to pay? ,M: I can pay about $80 a week. ,F: OK. I'll call you as soon as there is such an apartment for you.
(A) M: I can pay about $80 a week, that is $320 a month. Thanks, goodbye! (B) M: I can pay more than $360 a month. Thanks, goodbye! (C) M: I can pay more than $400 a month. Thanks, goodbye! (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
F: Look, here is a copy of the Washington Post. Do you know when it was founded? ,M: I happened to have a book right here about the development of newspapers. Let me see. Oh, it was founded in December eighteen seventy-seven by Stilson Hutchens. ,F: Which newspaper is elder, the New York Times or the Washington Post?
(A) M: The New York Times. Thomas Gardiner started the Washington Post in 1877. (B) M: The New York Times. Stilson Hutchins started the Washington Post in1877. (C) M: The New York Times. Stilson Hutchins started the New York Times in 1988. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: B
F: Look, here is a copy of the Washington Post. Do you know when it was founded? ,M: I happened to have a book right here about the development of newspapers. Let me see. Oh, it was founded in December eighteen seventy-seven by Stilson Hutchens. ,F: Which newspaper is elder, the New York Times or the Washington Post? ,M: The New York Times. It was founded in September eighteen fifty-one by Henry Raymond and George Jones. ,F: How about the Los Angeles Times? ,M: It was first published in December eighteen eighty-one, under the direction of Nathan Cole Junior and Thomas Guardineer.
(A) F: Los Angeles Times was first published in December, 1881. (B) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) F: You mean the Los Angeles Times first published in 1851, September? (D) F: Washington Post was started in December 1881.
Output: A
F: Good evening. How can I help you? ,M: Do you have any rooms? ,F: Yes, would you like a single room, a double room or a twin room? ,M: I need a room for myself and my wife. So a double room, please. Oh, we don't smoke. So a non-smoking one, please.
(A) F: OK. A single room. Right? (B) F: OK. A double room. Right? (C) F: OK. A double room with smoking place. Right? (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: B
F: Would you please tell me something about your best holiday, Jason? ,M: Well, it was my trip to Nepal. We went there 10 years ago, walking in the mountains for 20 days. ,F: That's a long time. How far did you walk everyday? ,M: 15 kilometers or so. We had to climb up and down a lot everyday. At times, it was hard to walk as the air there was very thin and we had a lots of problems breathing, which made me anxious and depressed. ,F: What kind of equipment did you take? ,M: Only a bag, a sleeping bag and some warm clothes. ,F: And how was the food? ,M: There was rice and vegetables. Normally no meat, but it was OK. ,F: What was the best thing about the trip? ,M: The walking and the exercise. I hate sitting in the sun and like walking in the countryside. The air was very clean and it was very quiet. Nepal is a good place. You must go.
(A) F: I will, but I might not enjoy walking in the countryside as you so. (B) F: Yeah, Enjoying the sunshin was interesting, you liked it. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Sounds good!  But the polluted air in the countryside makes me worried.
Output: A
F: Sit down, please, Mister Johnson. Can you tell me more about your school work? ,M: OK. My best subject was history and my second best was geography. However, my favorite subject was math and the results I got in my math paper were often quite good.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: I see, history was the subject you were best and most interested in. (C) F: It is strange that you were best at geography but bad in history. (D) F: So how was your grade in history since it is your best subject?
Output: D
F: Sit down, please, Mister Johnson. Can you tell me more about your school work? ,M: OK. My best subject was history and my second best was geography. However, my favorite subject was math and the results I got in my math paper were often quite good. ,F: Do you think that these subjects will help you get this job? ,M: Of course. I understand that you produce computers and prepare software, and working with computers needs a logical mind rather than great skills in math. That's especially true when it comes to writing programs. And I think my results show that I have such abilities.
(A) F: Yes, Mr. Smith, logical mind is one of the most important abilities needed to get this job. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: Skills in math are important. Are you sure you can do this job? You hate math as you said. (D) F: I believe you have team spirit for your best subject is P.E., which needs to work with others.
Output: B
F: Sit down, please, Mister Johnson. Can you tell me more about your school work? ,M: OK. My best subject was history and my second best was geography. However, my favorite subject was math and the results I got in my math paper were often quite good. ,F: Do you think that these subjects will help you get this job? ,M: Of course. I understand that you produce computers and prepare software, and working with computers needs a logical mind rather than great skills in math. That's especially true when it comes to writing programs. And I think my results show that I have such abilities. ,F: I see. Well, I've enjoyed our talk. We'll inform you of our decision in a week.
(A) M: Thank you a lot, I will wait for two weeks. Please remember that my name is Smith. (B) M: Though I'm not interested in math, I'm logical for sure. I'll wait for ten days for the result. (C) M: One week is great. Though I'm not good at history, I have great logical thinking ability. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: D
M: Mrs Peterson, we're planning to write a report. Could you help us with it? ,F: Sure, what is it about? ,M: It's about people's love for music. We want to know how music influences them. ,F: Sounds interesting. What can I do for you? ,M: We did some research at several universities and we need to get the same information about other age groups. So I wonder if you could help us with this. ,F: You mean I need to hand out these papers to the members of my gym and then collect them? That's easy. When do you need them? ,M: By next Monday. People of all ages should be included, especially the middle aged and teenagers. ,F: Sure, no problem.
(A) M: Actually you don't need to collect info, we mainly do the research by making phone calls. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: Thank you, and please make sure the participants will spend at least 5 minutes on the interview. (D) M: In order to reduce the paper usage, you can collect the answers by designing a survey online.
Output: B
M: Mrs Peterson, we're planning to write a report. Could you help us with it? ,F: Sure, what is it about? ,M: It's about people's love for music. We want to know how music influences them. ,F: Sounds interesting. What can I do for you? ,M: We did some research at several universities and we need to get the same information about other age groups. So I wonder if you could help us with this.
(A) F: Okay, and I am really curious about why targeting the middle aged as your researched group. (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: I think I can. For I have many friends studying in college, I will ask them tomorrow. (D) F: Sorry, I don't know many teenagers. So pity that I am unable to help you.
Output: C
F: Good afternoon, sir. ,M: Good afternoon. We want a table for 4. ,F: This way, please. It's near the window, so you'll have a good view. Sit down, please. ,M: Thank you. Do you serve good Chinese food? ,F: Yes, sir. We serve Chinese food of various styles, such as Hunan food, Sichuan food and Zhejiang food. The first two are a bit hot. Do you want to have a try? ,M: No, we like food that tastes a bit sweet. ,F: Then Zhejiang food will suit you. Here is the menu, and I'll bring some free juice for you.
(A) M: Thank you. We want to have some Hunan food today. (B) M: Thank you. We would like to have Sichuan food today. (C) M: Thanks. We want something sweet, so Zhejiang food will be fine. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: C
F: Good afternoon, sir. ,M: Good afternoon. We want a table for 4. ,F: This way, please. It's near the window, so you'll have a good view. Sit down, please. ,M: Thank you. Do you serve good Chinese food? ,F: Yes, sir. We serve Chinese food of various styles, such as Hunan food, Sichuan food and Zhejiang food. The first two are a bit hot. Do you want to have a try? ,M: No, we like food that tastes a bit sweet. ,F: Then Zhejiang food will suit you. Here is the menu, and I'll bring some free juice for you.
(A) M: Thank you. I will drink some water and go on working. (B) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) M: Thanks. I will look at the menu and order some food. (D) M: Sorry. I want to change to a table which is near the window.
Output: C