niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
F: So, eh, could you tell me something about the job? ,M: Sure, it's working behind the box office, selling tickets to people that come in to buy a ticket to go and see a film. ,F: Ok, and what are the hours I'd have to work? ,M: Well, it's just from 4:00 till 6:00 Monday to Friday. ,F: Ahha, so weekends are free then. ,M: Yeah, weekends are free. ,F: And how much is the salary? ,M: It's 5 pounds an hour, so working from 4:00 till 6:00 that's obviously 10 pounds a day. ,F: Ahha, alright. How do I apply? ,M: Well, the best thing is if you come in and see me and we can fill out an application form while you're here.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: Sure. I can have an interview with the manager. It is good that I can work on the weekends. (C) F: No problem. To apply for the reward, I will come to see you and fill out an application form. (D) F: OK. Going to your office and filling out an application form seems easy for me.
Output: D
M: Betty, you speak several languages, don't you? ,F: Yes, I speak Spanish and French.
(A) M: I wish I could speak German and French as you do, Amy. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: I wish I could speak Spanish and French as you do. (D) M: You are so brilliant that you can speak Spanish and German.Amy.
Output: C
M: Betty, you speak several languages, don't you? ,F: Yes, I speak Spanish and French. ,M: And what helped you most in learning those languages? ,F: Well, I studied both languages in high school and I'm still studying Spanish here at the University. But I think that travel has probably been the most help to me. You see, I've been lucky that I've lived in Europe. Believe me, I didn't speak very well before I moved there.
(A) M: You mean travel is the most helpful to learn languages. (B) M: You mean radio programs are the most helpful to learn languages because you have never lived in Europe. (C) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) M: You mean movies are the most helpful to learn languages because you have never lived in Europe.
Output: A
M: Betty, you speak several languages, don't you? ,F: Yes, I speak Spanish and French. ,M: And what helped you most in learning those languages? ,F: Well, I studied both languages in high school and I'm still studying Spanish here at the University. But I think that travel has probably been the most help to me. You see, I've been lucky that I've lived in Europe. Believe me, I didn't speak very well before I moved there. ,M: You're right, practice is very useful. ,F: I always go to the movies, and whenever I can I watch TV or listen to the radio in the language I'm trying to learn. ,M: But I think without some knowledge of the language first. You can't understand all these.
(A) F: Of course the first thing you need to do is to have more practice instead of learning by travelling. (B) F: Of course the first thing you need to do is to find a good teacher and by the way, travel has no use in learning languages. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Of course the first thing you need to do is to get some knowledge of the language and by the way travel has no use in learning languages.
Output: C
M: Hi, Jesse, I thought you'd be on your way to work by now, are you taking the day off? ,F: No no. I don't have to leave home so early, since I started traveling by subway. ,M: Oh, is that so? ,F: Yes, I can spend an extra half hour in bed. Have breakfast at home and still be on time for work. It's really very good. I mean, this subway. ,M: Isn't it expensive?
(A) F: I take the day off. Yes, it's expensive (B) F: I have enough time to go to work, although I don't take the subway. Yes, it's expensive (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: I'm waiting you and then go out together. Yes, it's expensive
Output: C
M: Hi, Jesse, I thought you'd be on your way to work by now, are you taking the day off? ,F: No no. I don't have to leave home so early, since I started traveling by subway. ,M: Oh, is that so? ,F: Yes, I can spend an extra half hour in bed. Have breakfast at home and still be on time for work. It's really very good. I mean, this subway. ,M: Isn't it expensive? ,F: Well, yes, a bit, but it's so convenient. My office is not far from the station there. ,M: You seem to be completely sold on the subway.
(A) F: Yes, it is convenient but a bit expensive by subway. (B) F: Yes, it is crowded and expensive by subway. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Yes, it is convenient but a bit expensive by subway. So I never take the subway to work.
Output: A
M: Hi, Jesse, I thought you'd be on your way to work by now, are you taking the day off? ,F: No no. I don't have to leave home so early, since I started traveling by subway. ,M: Oh, is that so? ,F: Yes, I can spend an extra half hour in bed. Have breakfast at home and still be on time for work. It's really very good. I mean, this subway. ,M: Isn't it expensive? ,F: Well, yes, a bit, but it's so convenient. My office is not far from the station there. ,M: You seem to be completely sold on the subway. ,F: You'd feel the same as I do if you had to wait in line in all kinds of weather for buses and taxis, sometimes. ,M: I suppose so.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: My office is far away from the subway station. (C) F: I don't have to wait for buses and taxis in bad weather. (D) F: I don't have to wait for buses and taxis in bad weather, but the subway is not convenient for me.
Output: C
F: Well, hello, Mr Atkins. I haven't seen you for weeks, where have you been all this time? ,M: Oh, I've just been to Japan on business. ,F: You sure get around. How many countries have you been to?
(A) M: I can't even remember! I just came back from Japan on vacation. (B) M: I can't even remember! I just came back from a business trip in Japan. (C) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) M: I can't even remember! I just came back from Japan on leave.
Output: B
F: Well, hello, Mr Atkins. I haven't seen you for weeks, where have you been all this time? ,M: Oh, I've just been to Japan on business. ,F: You sure get around. How many countries have you been to? ,M: Pretty close to 60 countries now. I guess I'm a real world traveler.
(A) F: About 6 countries? I think the number of countries you have been to is more than this. (B) F: Nearly 16 countries? You have been to so many places! (C) F: Nearly 60 countries? You really are a world traveler! (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
F: Well, hello, Mr Atkins. I haven't seen you for weeks, where have you been all this time? ,M: Oh, I've just been to Japan on business. ,F: You sure get around. How many countries have you been to? ,M: Pretty close to 60 countries now. I guess I'm a real world traveler. ,F: Well, if you aren't, I don't know who is. ,M: Maybe someday, I'll settle down here. I just can't seem to stay in one place for very long. ,F: How many years have you been traveling?
(A) M: For 25 years. And I just don't want to settle down now. (B) M: For 25 years. I am a new member of this company, so I will have less time to travel. (C) M: For 25 years. But I don't really like traveling, so I didn't go to many places before. (D) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that?
Output: A
M: Tina, my shirt is too tight, isn't it? Some of my friends were laughing at me today. ,F: Yes, it is a little tight. Let's buy you a new one. Oh look here, dear. This shirt costs only $24 on the Internet. I've seen it for 40 in the shops. ,M: But don't you think it looks rather unfashionable?
(A) F: Not at all. At least it is not tight, just like your shirt. (B) F: Yes, a little bit unfashionable. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Not at all! This shirt is fashionable and not tight!
Output: B
M: Tina, my shirt is too tight, isn't it? Some of my friends were laughing at me today. ,F: Yes, it is a little tight. Let's buy you a new one. Oh look here, dear. This shirt costs only $24 on the Internet. I've seen it for 40 in the shops.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: You mean you have seen it for $10 in the shops? (C) M: Seems like we can save $16 if we buy it in the shop. (D) M: So we can save $16 if we buy it on the internet.
Output: D
M: Tina, my shirt is too tight, isn't it? Some of my friends were laughing at me today. ,F: Yes, it is a little tight. Let's buy you a new one. Oh look here, dear. This shirt costs only $24 on the Internet. I've seen it for 40 in the shops. ,M: But don't you think it looks rather unfashionable? ,F: No, I think it will suit you well. I'm going to buy you one. ,M: On the Internet? ,F: Yes, then we don't have to go out. They say it can be delivered in 48 hours. ,M: But I don't think it's safe to share our credit card information with a stranger. ,F: That's not a problem. They have a third party safety control. ,M: But I can't try it on before buying. ,F: Don't worry. They have different sizes and colors. I will order your size and your favorite color, brown, right? ,M: But what if I'm not satisfied with the quality? ,F: If we are not satisfied. We will return the T-shirt and they will return our money.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) M: You can shop on the internet very well. So can you buy me a new shirt on the internet. My shirt is not tight enough. (C) M: Seems like you know how to shop on the internet very well. (D) M: I remember you like brown clothes the most while my favorite color is red.
Output: C
F: Hi Tony, I feel so tired. ,M: Oh, I'm sorry, is there something wrong? ,F: Yes, Christmas is coming, and it seems everything has been going wrong lately. ,M: Here, sit down and tell me about it. ,F: Well recently, I've had to be at work by 8:00 AM. You know, I work in the toy department at the shopping center. ,M: Ah, yes, of course, it's much busier than usual. Everyone's shopping for Christmas presents. ,F: Yesterday I overslept and I was 10 minutes late. At 10:00 o'clock, the front doors of the shopping center open and a flood of shoppers walked into the toy department, soon people were shouting, pushing me around or making angry demands. ,M: Oh, that's awful. ,F: I'm used to it now, it's just that selling gifts for kids is such an unpleasant job before Christmas. Christmas doesn't mean much to me now, except more work and more headaches.
(A) M: Oh, I am sorry to hear that, did you go to the doctor? (B) M: That's a pity, you should ask for leave and sleep for the whole day. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M: Don't worry, you just 20 minutes late, everyone gets lazy in the winter.
Output: B
F: Hi Tony, I feel so tired. ,M: Oh, I'm sorry, is there something wrong? ,F: Yes, Christmas is coming, and it seems everything has been going wrong lately. ,M: Here, sit down and tell me about it. ,F: Well recently, I've had to be at work by 8:00 AM. You know, I work in the toy department at the shopping center. ,M: Ah, yes, of course, it's much busier than usual. Everyone's shopping for Christmas presents. ,F: Yesterday I overslept and I was 10 minutes late. At 10:00 o'clock, the front doors of the shopping center open and a flood of shoppers walked into the toy department, soon people were shouting, pushing me around or making angry demands. ,M: Oh, that's awful.
(A) F: That's true, working at a toy department is even worse when it comes to Christmas. (B) F: I am happy that I can work in the toy department, especially during the Christmas. (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: I am 20 minutes late to the cashier, and my boss was so angry.
Output: A
F: Hi Tony, I feel so tired. ,M: Oh, I'm sorry, is there something wrong? ,F: Yes, Christmas is coming, and it seems everything has been going wrong lately. ,M: Here, sit down and tell me about it. ,F: Well recently, I've had to be at work by 8:00 AM. You know, I work in the toy department at the shopping center. ,M: Ah, yes, of course, it's much busier than usual. Everyone's shopping for Christmas presents. ,F: Yesterday I overslept and I was 10 minutes late. At 10:00 o'clock, the front doors of the shopping center open and a flood of shoppers walked into the toy department, soon people were shouting, pushing me around or making angry demands. ,M: Oh, that's awful. ,F: I'm used to it now, it's just that selling gifts for kids is such an unpleasant job before Christmas. Christmas doesn't mean much to me now, except more work and more headaches.
(A) M: That's true, people are crazy about Christmas shopping, you will get more works and more headaches. (B) M: That's true, more work means you can get more tips and payment. It is a good thing. (C) M: It's much busier than usual now , right before the Easter, you will get more works and more headaches. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: Della, this is Johnny. ,F: Oh, hi Johnny. ,M: Hi. Hey, this Wednesday is Gerald's birthday. Tony and Amy suggested that we throw him a party. Would you like to come? ,F: This Wednesday? What kind of party? ,M: A disguise party. ,F: Sounds like fun. Where will it be held? ,M: At my place, we're going to decorate the house tomorrow afternoon.
(A) F: Great! So the party will be held at Gerald's place. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: Great! So the party will be held at Tony's place. (D) F: Great! So the party will be held at your father's place.
Output: B
M: Della, this is Johnny. ,F: Oh, hi Johnny. ,M: Hi. Hey, this Wednesday is Gerald's birthday. Tony and Amy suggested that we throw him a party. Would you like to come? ,F: This Wednesday? What kind of party? ,M: A disguise party. ,F: Sounds like fun. Where will it be held? ,M: At my place, we're going to decorate the house tomorrow afternoon. ,F: Does Gerald know about the party? ,M: No, we want to surprise him. ,F: I'd love to come, but I'm up to my ears in work. I'm not sure whether I can spare an evening. ,M: Come on Bella, I know you like Gerald, and Gerald thinks highly of you, but you've always been busy, and he's never had the chance to ask you out, you might as well give him an opportunity.
(A) F: Yeah, Gerald knew that I was always busy. So Gerald never asked me out. (B) F: Yeah, Gerald knew that I was always busy. But Gerald often asked me out. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: Yeah, Gerald didn't have a good impression of me. But Gerald often asked me out.
Output: A
M: Della, this is Johnny. ,F: Oh, hi Johnny. ,M: Hi. Hey, this Wednesday is Gerald's birthday. Tony and Amy suggested that we throw him a party. Would you like to come? ,F: This Wednesday? What kind of party? ,M: A disguise party. ,F: Sounds like fun. Where will it be held? ,M: At my place, we're going to decorate the house tomorrow afternoon. ,F: Does Gerald know about the party? ,M: No, we want to surprise him. ,F: I'd love to come, but I'm up to my ears in work. I'm not sure whether I can spare an evening. ,M: Come on Bella, I know you like Gerald, and Gerald thinks highly of you, but you've always been busy, and he's never had the chance to ask you out, you might as well give him an opportunity. ,F: So, am I the surprise of his birthday party? ,M: You could say that. ,F: Alright I'll be there, I guess I better buy him a present this evening.
(A) M: Yeah, you should buy Gerald a gift. By the way, it is a disguise party. (B) M: Yeah, I'm not surprised that you won't come to the party. But you're so kind to help with the decoration. (C) M: Yeah, I'm not surprised that you won't come to the party because I know that you're not interested in the disguise party. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
F: Reception desk, may I help you? ,M: Yes, this is Smith Brown, from room 1016. The last room on the east side of the hotel.
(A) F: What can I do for the guest in room 1016? (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: Students in room 1016 of the second dormitory, please keep quiet. (D) F: Your room 868 has been booked out. I'm sorry.
Output: A
F: Reception desk, may I help you? ,M: Yes, this is Smith Brown, from room 1016. The last room on the east side of the hotel. ,F: Yes. Can I do something for you? ,M: You certainly can, I can't get to sleep. The people in the next room, room 1014 are making too much noise. They're probably having a birthday party. All the cheering and laughing are driving me crazy. ,F: I see I'll give them a call. ,M: I wish you would, this has been going on for over 2 hours. ,F: I'm sorry. I'll take care of it right away. ,M: Well, I was really hoping, you could move to a different room. Alright, let me check. Uh, would room 868 be alright? On the eighth floor.
(A) F: What time do we give you a morning call? (B) F: You're making too much noise and the other guests are asking you to change rooms. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Sorry, there is no discount on the price of our hotel.
Output: C
F: Mr Parker. When did you arrive home yesterday evening? ,M: At about 8:00 o'clock? ,F: What did you do right after you entered your flat? ,M: Well, I washed my hands and then watched the Sports News. ,F: When did you have supper? ,M: At about 8:45 I guess. ,F: Did you stay at home all evening? ,M: Yes. ,F: But your friend said, that he phoned you several times between 8:00 and 9:00. But you didn't answer. ,M: Well, I think I was in the bath at that time.
(A) F: So, you mean you washed your hands before you watched TV and you had supper at about 7:45? (B) F: So, you mean you washed your hands before you watched TV and you stayed at home all evening? (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: So, you mean you didn't stay at home all evening and you took a bath before you watched TV?
Output: B
F: Mr Parker. When did you arrive home yesterday evening? ,M: At about 8:00 o'clock? ,F: What did you do right after you entered your flat? ,M: Well, I washed my hands and then watched the Sports News. ,F: When did you have supper? ,M: At about 8:45 I guess. ,F: Did you stay at home all evening? ,M: Yes. ,F: But your friend said, that he phoned you several times between 8:00 and 9:00. But you didn't answer. ,M: Well, I think I was in the bath at that time. ,F: No, you weren't, you were not even at home last night, you robbed a bank in James Street.
(A) M: So, you mean I was not even at school last night and I had been to James Street the night before? (B) M: So, you mean I was not even at home last night and I had been to James Street the night before? (C) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) M: Really? You mean I robbed a bank in Smiths Street and I had been to my friend's home the night before?
Output: B
F: Mr Parker. When did you arrive home yesterday evening? ,M: At about 8:00 o'clock? ,F: What did you do right after you entered your flat? ,M: Well, I washed my hands and then watched the Sports News. ,F: When did you have supper? ,M: At about 8:45 I guess. ,F: Did you stay at home all evening? ,M: Yes. ,F: But your friend said, that he phoned you several times between 8:00 and 9:00. But you didn't answer. ,M: Well, I think I was in the bath at that time. ,F: No, you weren't, you were not even at home last night, you robbed a bank in James Street.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: So, you mean I was not even at company last night, and you mean I am trying to find the truth in our conversation? (C) M: So, you believed I was in the bath at that time and you mean I am trying to prove the truth in our conversation? (D) M: Really? You mean I robbed a hospital in James Street and you mean I am trying to hide the truth in our conversation?
Output: A
M: I hear a businessman is building a dog park in our city. ,F: Really? what for? ,M: Obviously, because there is a law against having dogs in the streets.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: Yeah, the law allows people to treat dogs cruelly. (C) F: Yeah, the law allows people to walk dogs in the streets. (D) F: Yeah, the law forbids people to walk dogs in the streets.
Output: D
M: I hear a businessman is building a dog park in our city. ,F: Really? what for? ,M: Obviously, because there is a law against having dogs in the streets. ,F: Does it mean that dogs have to stay at home all the time? ,M: Sounds pretty cruel right? Maybe a dog park is a good idea. ,F: Maybe they should just allow people to walk their dogs in the streets. ,M: But then streets would be a mess. ,F: Couldn't people just clean up after their dogs? ,M: Would they?
(A) F: I do think that dogs should be kept at home all the time. (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: I do think that people will remove the dog waste, because dogs are kept at home all the time. (D) F: I do think that people will remove the dog waste and the streets would not be a mess.
Output: D
F: You look tired. ,M: Yeah, I'm worn out. I've been surfing the Internet.
(A) F: You should stop playing games. It makes you look exhausted. (B) F: You should stop surfing the Internet. It makes you look exhausted. (C) F: It is still early and you look great. You can surf the Internet a little longer. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: B
F: You look tired. ,M: Yeah, I'm worn out. I've been surfing the Internet. ,F: Were you doing school work or playing games? ,M: Well, I wanted to get some information about Canada for my project, but I found a really interesting chat room with people from that country and started chatting. ,F: Did you get the information you needed?
(A) M: These people in need of help are really poor, so I am chatting with them to offer some help. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Yes. People from Canada are really friendly. (D) M: I have been chatting with people on the same project with me. I am not tired at all!
Output: C
F: Thanks a lot for coming again. ,M: Tell me what happened this time? Is it the keyboard again or the mouse? ,F: Well, the keyboard is ok now, and the mouse is working well, too, even though you suggested that I get a new one last time. Actually the problem is when I was working this morning, the screen suddenly went black.
(A) M: So there is something wrong with your screen as it suddenly went black. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: You mean that your keyboard was broken, right? (D) M: So your screen suddenly went black and your mouse is broken.
Output: A
F: Thanks a lot for coming again. ,M: Tell me what happened this time? Is it the keyboard again or the mouse? ,F: Well, the keyboard is ok now, and the mouse is working well, too, even though you suggested that I get a new one last time. Actually the problem is when I was working this morning, the screen suddenly went black. ,M: Ok, let me have a look. The screen seems to be working, so I'll take a look at the inside of the laptop. Did you save your files? ,F: No, since I didn't know that the computer would stop working. Please don't tell me I've lost my report. ,M: I'm afraid so, here's the problem. Something has overheated inside the laptop. ,F: Can you fix it quickly?
(A) M: Sure, I will try to fix your mouse and keyboard as soon as I can. (B) M: I don't know. I will try to fix your computer as soon as I can. (C) M: But honey, I don't think there is anything wrong with our screen. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: Thanks a lot for coming again. ,M: Tell me what happened this time? Is it the keyboard again or the mouse? ,F: Well, the keyboard is ok now, and the mouse is working well, too, even though you suggested that I get a new one last time. Actually the problem is when I was working this morning, the screen suddenly went black. ,M: Ok, let me have a look. The screen seems to be working, so I'll take a look at the inside of the laptop. Did you save your files? ,F: No, since I didn't know that the computer would stop working. Please don't tell me I've lost my report. ,M: I'm afraid so, here's the problem. Something has overheated inside the laptop. ,F: Can you fix it quickly? ,M: I'll try. It may take a couple of hours. I'll have to take it back to my shop and fix it. I'll test it before I call you. Can I contact you on your mobile phone? ,F: Of course, I've learned a lesson today.
(A) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) M: Of course you have! But I can still save the files for you. (C) M: You sure did! But I still need to take it away to see what is wrong with the keyboard. (D) M: You sure did! But I still need to take it away if it is ok.
Output: D
M: Reception can I help you?
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: Okay, please help me to print it out, thanks Helen! (C) F: Yes, Miss Lily, my distinguished customer, what do you want? (D) F: Yes, Miss Li. This is from room 208, Can you come to my room?
Output: A
M: Reception can I help you? ,F: Yes, please, this is Mrs Browning, calling from room 203. ,M: Yes, madam, what can I do for you? ,F: I'm not sure about the check out time. I mean, how soon do I have to leave my room? ,M: Normally, it's by 12:00 o'clock on the day when you leave. ,F: Oh dear! ,M: Is there a problem, madam? ,F: Well, you see, my plane takes off at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Can I keep the room a bit longer? ,M: I see, you may keep your room until 2:00 PM if you wish.
(A) F: That is the best! So that I can leave my room by 2:00 p.m! (B) F: Thank you so much for admitting Lucy to leave her room by 12:00! (C) F: Great! I will leave the reception by 2:00 p.m to check in. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: Reception can I help you? ,F: Yes, please, this is Mrs Browning, calling from room 203. ,M: Yes, madam, what can I do for you? ,F: I'm not sure about the check out time. I mean, how soon do I have to leave my room? ,M: Normally, it's by 12:00 o'clock on the day when you leave. ,F: Oh dear! ,M: Is there a problem, madam? ,F: Well, you see, my plane takes off at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Can I keep the room a bit longer? ,M: I see, you may keep your room until 2:00 PM if you wish. ,F: Oh, you are so kind. Thank you very much. ,M: My pleasure.
(A) F: I mean seriously, I have to say, your hotel really offers good service! (B) F: You know what, Lily, your hotel services so well!Thank you so much! (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: This is calling from room 201, I feel unhappy about the service!
Output: A
F: Thank you for calling target.com. My name is Angela, and I'd be happy to assist you today. What is the name on the account? ,M: Mark Sanchez. ,F: Thank you, Mr Sanchez. What's your email address?
(A) M: My email address is mark889@gmail.com. Is there any other information you need? (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: My phone number is 2345678, and my account name is Bob Smith. (D) M: It's mark889@gmail.com. Thank you a million for your help, Helen!
Output: A
F: Thank you for calling target.com. My name is Angela, and I'd be happy to assist you today. What is the name on the account? ,M: Mark Sanchez. ,F: Thank you, Mr Sanchez. What's your email address? ,M: It's mark889@gmail.com. ,F: Thank you, how may I help you today? ,M: I ordered some gifts from your website last week, but they haven't arrived yet. They were supposed to be here 2 days ago.
(A) F: The gifts I ordered from your website last month should have arrived seven days ago! (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: They' re supposed to arrive here two days ago. Why haven't they arrived yet? Tell me why? (D) F: I' m calling to find out why the book I ordered ten days ago hasn't been delivered yet?
Output: C
F: Thank you for calling target.com. My name is Angela, and I'd be happy to assist you today. What is the name on the account? ,M: Mark Sanchez. ,F: Thank you, Mr Sanchez. What's your email address? ,M: It's mark889@gmail.com. ,F: Thank you, how may I help you today? ,M: I ordered some gifts from your website last week, but they haven't arrived yet. They were supposed to be here 2 days ago. ,F: I'm sorry to hear that sir, do you have the order number? ,M: Yes, it's 855321. ,F: One moment, please, alright sir, I think I've discovered what's going on. A couple of items in your order were damaged during transport. We are in the process of shipping your new items, but it could take up to 10 days for you to receive them.
(A) M: I am so excited! You mean it would be delivered this afternoon? (B) M: Why? I don' t understand at all! Helen! Please give me an explanation! (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: I was about to cry! I' m so frustrated! How can you lose my things?
Output: C
F: Cambridge Theatre box office. ,M: Have you got any tickets left for Romeo and Juliet for this Saturday. ,F: Which performance? 5:00 PM or 8:30 PM? ,M: 8:30 PM, please. ,F: We have tickets at 5 pounds, 6 pounds and 8 pounds. ,M: I'd like to reserve 2 seats at 6 pounds each, please. ,F: Alright, that's two tickets at 6 pounds, Saturday, 8:30 PM performance. What's your name? ,M: Bishop, Henry Bishop. ,F: Thank you. You'll be able to collect the tickets before 3:00 o'clock PM on Saturday right? ,M: Yes, of course, thank you. Bye.
(A) F: The online conversation is over. Please remember to collect your tickets before 3:00 o'clock AM on Saturday. (B) F: Sir, these are three tickets you bought. And please close the door of the office when you are leaving, thank you. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Please hung up the phone if you are clear about all information. And feel free to call me again if you have any question.
Output: D
F: Cambridge Theatre box office. ,M: Have you got any tickets left for Romeo and Juliet for this Saturday. ,F: Which performance? 5:00 PM or 8:30 PM? ,M: 8:30 PM, please. ,F: We have tickets at 5 pounds, 6 pounds and 8 pounds. ,M: I'd like to reserve 2 seats at 6 pounds each, please.
(A) F: OK, sir. You are going to pay 6 pounds for your tickets for Macbeth. (B) F: Two tickets and 6 pounds for each. The tickets are 12 pounds in total. (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: The tickets are 16 pounds. The show will begin at 6:00 PM this Friday.
Output: B
F: I got something really special in the mail today. It's about classes to help you set up your own Internet business. Doesn't that sound fun? ,M: Oh, gosh! I don't know, just how much are these classes? ,F: $500 for 5 classes. But they guarantee that you'll have your business set up on a website before your done.
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: Good thing you read about it in the newspaper, but $1,000 is too much for 10 classes. (C) M: Thank you that you learn about these classes from the mail, but $1,000 for 10 classes is a bit expensive. (D) M: So you know about these classes from TV and it's about classes to help us set up our own shops, right?
Output: A
F: I got something really special in the mail today. It's about classes to help you set up your own Internet business. Doesn't that sound fun? ,M: Oh, gosh! I don't know, just how much are these classes? ,F: $500 for 5 classes. But they guarantee that you'll have your business set up on a website before your done.
(A) M: So the classes will last 5 weeks with $1000, right? (B) M: Do you mean the classes are about online bussiness? I got it. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Although they are about online bussiness, $1000 for 5 classes is expensive.
Output: B
F: I got something really special in the mail today. It's about classes to help you set up your own Internet business. Doesn't that sound fun? ,M: Oh, gosh! I don't know, just how much are these classes? ,F: $500 for 5 classes. But they guarantee that you'll have your business set up on a website before your done.
(A) M: $1000 for 20 classes, so each class will cost $50. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: As $500 for 5 classes, then each class costs $100. (D) M: $150 each class, and they have 5 classes, so it will cost $750 for 5 classes.
Output: C
F: I got something really special in the mail today. It's about classes to help you set up your own Internet business. Doesn't that sound fun? ,M: Oh, gosh! I don't know, just how much are these classes? ,F: $500 for 5 classes. But they guarantee that you'll have your business set up on a website before your done. ,M: Don't you think that's a lot of money? What kind of business would you start anyway? ,F: Well, you know how everyone loves my homemade candy? I'm going to start selling it on the web. I'm going to call it www.sweettooth.com.
(A) M: Haha, although the classes will cost you $1000, a website about teeth you are going to start sounds great. (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: Well, the website is about selling candy, isn't it? (D) M: So you spend $1000 for 5 classes just want to set up a website for girls?
Output: C
F: How did you get interested in country music? ,M: Well, when my wife and I first caught our record player. We started to buy all kinds of records, soon, I found that I was buying more country music records than any other kind. ,F: How did you start working for the radio station? ,M: I thought there should be a radio program of country songs, so I went to CBC, and suggested it. That was how we started the program called Golden Country Time. ,F: Then you were asked to write articles to explain the background of those songs.
(A) M: Yes. My job is to write articles about country songs in the radio station. (B) M: Yes. My job is to play all kinds of records in the radio station. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: Yes. I am in charge of collecting comments from listeners.
Output: A
F: How did you get interested in country music? ,M: Well, when my wife and I first caught our record player. We started to buy all kinds of records, soon, I found that I was buying more country music records than any other kind. ,F: How did you start working for the radio station? ,M: I thought there should be a radio program of country songs, so I went to CBC, and suggested it. That was how we started the program called Golden Country Time. ,F: Then you were asked to write articles to explain the background of those songs. ,M: Yes, but soon I got tired of running to the library to find information. So I started buying country song books and building my own library.
(A) F: So you bought country song books to get inspired to create new songs, right? (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: So you bought country song books to get information about jazz music more easily, right? (D) F: So you bought country song books to get information more easily, right?
Output: D
F: Where did you go to school? ,M: I went to university in New York and studied computer, and then I went to a business school in Sydney and stayed there for 2 years. ,F: OK, but you grew up in the UK, right?
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: Kind of. I studied teaching in New York. (C) M: Yeah. I went to university in New York for business. (D) M: Yes. I used to study computer in Sydney.
Output: A
F: Where did you go to school? ,M: I went to university in New York and studied computer, and then I went to a business school in Sydney and stayed there for 2 years. ,F: OK, but you grew up in the UK, right? ,M: Well, kind of. I was born in London but moved to New York with my family when I was 6. My dad got a job there.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: Oh, you were born in London and stayed there for 10 years. (C) F: Oh, you were born in Sydney. I thought you were British. (D) F: So you were born in UK and never left there, right?
Output: A
F: What are you reading, Mike? ,M: I'm reading something about how people around the world celebrate the new year. Do you know what people in the southern part of the United States do for good luck in the new year? ,F: I have a friend called Lisa from Austin, who once told me people in her city often eat black eyed peas and pork for that purpose, and people in other parts of the country eat sauerkraut with pork sausage on New Year's Day.
(A) M: Lisa is a typical American girl and she celebrates the new year in a traditional way. (B) M: As a Spanish girl, Lisa never celebrates the new year. (C) M: Lisa is from China. She eats sauerkraut to celebrate the new year. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: A
F: What are you reading, Mike? ,M: I'm reading something about how people around the world celebrate the new year. Do you know what people in the southern part of the United States do for good luck in the new year? ,F: I have a friend called Lisa from Austin, who once told me people in her city often eat black eyed peas and pork for that purpose, and people in other parts of the country eat sauerkraut with pork sausage on New Year's Day. ,M: That's true. Do you know what the Spanish do? ,F: Certainly. I've been learning Spanish and from one text I learned that in Spain, as the clock strikes midnight, people eat grapes? ,M: Yes, these grapes represent the months of the year, and eating the mall in the first 12 seconds of the New Year guarantees that the year will be filled with good luck.
(A) F: So 10 grapes on Christmas means good luck to the Spanish. (B) F: So the Spanish will eat 12 grapes as the clock strikes midnight. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: The Spanish will eat 15 grapes on Christmas morning for good health.
Output: B
F: What are you reading, Mike? ,M: I'm reading something about how people around the world celebrate the new year. Do you know what people in the southern part of the United States do for good luck in the new year? ,F: I have a friend called Lisa from Austin, who once told me people in her city often eat black eyed peas and pork for that purpose, and people in other parts of the country eat sauerkraut with pork sausage on New Year's Day. ,M: That's true. Do you know what the Spanish do? ,F: Certainly. I've been learning Spanish and from one text I learned that in Spain, as the clock strikes midnight, people eat grapes? ,M: Yes, these grapes represent the months of the year, and eating the mall in the first 12 seconds of the New Year guarantees that the year will be filled with good luck. ,F: Does the article mentioned what the Chinese do? ,M: No, but it says that in the Philippines, many People eat and displayed 12 round fruits to bring them a good year.
(A) F: So people in the Philippines will cook sauerkraut to celebrate Christmas. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: So people in the Philippines will eat round fruits for good luck. (D) F: Having peas and pork is a traditional way for Chinese people to celebrate the new year.
Output: C
F: What are you reading, Mike? ,M: I'm reading something about how people around the world celebrate the new year. Do you know what people in the southern part of the United States do for good luck in the new year? ,F: I have a friend called Lisa from Austin, who once told me people in her city often eat black eyed peas and pork for that purpose, and people in other parts of the country eat sauerkraut with pork sausage on New Year's Day. ,M: That's true. Do you know what the Spanish do? ,F: Certainly. I've been learning Spanish and from one text I learned that in Spain, as the clock strikes midnight, people eat grapes? ,M: Yes, these grapes represent the months of the year, and eating the mall in the first 12 seconds of the New Year guarantees that the year will be filled with good luck. ,F: Does the article mentioned what the Chinese do? ,M: No, but it says that in the Philippines, many People eat and displayed 12 round fruits to bring them a good year. ,F: I really want to learn more. Can I read the article? ,M: Certainly, take your time.
(A) F: Thank you very much. I hope I can learn more New Year traditions from the article. (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: Thank you. I have learnt a lot about trips around the world from your book. (D) F: It is so kind of you to recommend this video to me. I have learnt many New Year traditions.
Output: A
F: Mark, did you one study abroad? ,M: Yes, I went to Australia as an exchange student about 8 years ago. I was only 16 years old then. I studied there for 2 years.
(A) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) F: So you finished your study in Japan at the age of 18. (C) F: So you finished your study in Japan at the age of 16. (D) F: So you finished your study in Japan at the age of 14.
Output: A
F: Mark, did you one study abroad? ,M: Yes, I went to Australia as an exchange student about 8 years ago. I was only 16 years old then. I studied there for 2 years. ,F: What was the biggest surprise about your study abroad experience? ,M: Well, before I went to Australia, I was afraid I wouldn't make any friends there. But it turned out it was quite easy for me to make friends there, and there was another big surprise for me too! ,F: What was it? ,M: I didn't expect to have so many great experiences in the country. But in Australia, I often traveled with my new friends. I was even able to travel up and down the East Coast with some great new friends.
(A) F: So you are surprised mostly because you could travel around alone in Japan. (B) F: So you are surprised mostly because you were popular with girls  in Japan. (C) F: So you are surprised mostly because you could make friends easily in Japan. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
M: Alice, what's your favorite movie of the year twenty seventeen? ,F: I must say it's Wonder Woman. When the movie was released in June last year, my parents were eager to take me to see it. ,M: Why did your parents want to take you to watch it so much? ,F: They considered it quite a different movie. You know, it is really rare to see a female action hero in a big budget movie. And it was also directed by a woman. I guess my parents wanted to show me that women could be powerful too.
(A) M: Yeah, I remember that the Wonder Woman is released in December and it is the only movie directed by a woman that year. (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: Yeah, it is a big budget movie with $60 million in the ticket sale. It worth watching. (D) M: Indeed. Your parents are so considerable! Wonder Women is a female action hero.
Output: D
M: Alice, what's your favorite movie of the year twenty seventeen? ,F: I must say it's Wonder Woman. When the movie was released in June last year, my parents were eager to take me to see it. ,M: Why did your parents want to take you to watch it so much? ,F: They considered it quite a different movie. You know, it is really rare to see a female action hero in a big budget movie. And it was also directed by a woman. I guess my parents wanted to show me that women could be powerful too. ,M: So do you think that the movie was a big success? ,F: You bet. It made more than 400 million dollars in ticket sales in the United States. In fact, there were only two bigger money makers among that years movies. ,M: Did you watch any other movies directed by women in twenty seventeen? ,F: Certainly. Women were in charge of more than 60 films in that year, including Before I Fall, Lady Bird and Battle of the Sexes. Among these three, I preferred the last.
(A) M: I like it too. It is said that  the director of the Before I Fall is the main actor in the movie. (B) M: Oh, yes, I like it, too. Why do you like the Lady Bird? Can you talk a little about it? (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: You think the Lady Bird should be the best of 2016? Why do you think so?
Output: B
F: Ted, it's really you? I just cannot believe it! You've really put on some weight. ,M: Yeah, that's true. Actually, I'm losing weight now. Now I go to the gym at least 3 times a week. So how have you been?
(A) F: Not bad. You've lost much weight. You are so slim now. (B) F: Not bad. You look younger and thinner now. (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: Not bad. You used to be thinner. I can't believe it.
Output: D
F: Ted, it's really you? I just cannot believe it! You've really put on some weight. ,M: Yeah, that's true. Actually, I'm losing weight now. Now I go to the gym at least 3 times a week. So how have you been? ,F: Not bad. I've changed my job. You know, now I'm not as busy as before, and I spend more time hanging out with friends and sleeping. ,M: Do you also exercise? ,F: Not really. But I'm on a diet, I don't want to put on any weight. ,M: Well, I think working out works better. I've really fallen in love with exercising. You can give it a shot, too.
(A) F: You're right. I'll change my job, as you suggest. (B) F: I'll consider going on a diet instead of doing some sports. (C) F: I'll consider about doing some sports. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
M: Can you help me fill out this customs declaration form? This is my first time visiting a foreign country. ,F: Well, it's pretty simple, but I'd be happy to help you. You will need your passport and a pen. ,M: Here they are.
(A) F: Well, since you haven't been abroad and you need help, I will continue to help you. (B) F: Ok, do you need help because you can't read the form? But this isn't your first trip to a foreign country. (C) F: Don't you need help because you haven't been abroad? How did you lose your passport? (D) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: A
M: Sunshine Travel Agency, Nick speaking. ,F: Hi Nick, it's Pat. ,M: Hi, did you get the tickets for Mrs King? I sent them this morning. ,F: Yeah, they arrived about an hour ago. Look, I hate to do this to you, but... ,M: Ooh, ooh, where does she want to go? ,F: She needs to arrive in Miami by March twentieth. The head office move the sales meeting to Miami, so she needs to attend the sales meeting there before the opening of the Chicago office.
(A) M: So Mrs. King is going to Miami on March 20th, isn't she? (B) M: Oh, Mrs. King is going to Miami on on March 21st, right? (C) M: Why is Mrs. King going to Chicago on March 20th? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: Sunshine Travel Agency, Nick speaking. ,F: Hi Nick, it's Pat. ,M: Hi, did you get the tickets for Mrs King? I sent them this morning. ,F: Yeah, they arrived about an hour ago. Look, I hate to do this to you, but... ,M: Ooh, ooh, where does she want to go? ,F: She needs to arrive in Miami by March twentieth. The head office move the sales meeting to Miami, so she needs to attend the sales meeting there before the opening of the Chicago office. ,M: So she still wants to go to Chicago? ,F: Yes, she still has to be there on March twenty third and then she's moved the interview in Los Angeles to the twenty fourth.
(A) M: OK. Mrs. King will attend the opening of an office in Los Angeles. (B) M: OK. Mrs. King will have an interview in Los Angeles on March 20th. (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: I see. Mrs. King is going to have an interview in Los Angeles.
Output: D