niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
M: Do you know when your summer holidays starts, Mary? ,F: It's the middle of June, the thirteenth, why? ,M: Well, you know, when your mom goes on her painting course in Paris, the week of the sixteenth, I have decided to go to Schottland. ,F: Yeah? ,M: My friend Jim has asked if I want to go with him and spend a week camping there. ,F: Sounds great, go for it, I suppose you want me to stay and look after the house, don't you? ,M: Actually I was wondering if you wanted to come with me and Jim has got a daughter of your age, her name is Lucy and she is coming, too. I thought you might enjoy doing a few things together, and it would be good to have a proper break before you start your summer job. ,F: I'd love to come. Have you ever met Lucy? ,M: Yes, she is easy to get on with. I'm sure you'll find plenty to talk about. ,F: Great.
(A) M: Go to your painting course in Paris before joining the camping with my friend Tom. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: You can now expect a happy camping with me as a start of your summer holiday. (D) M: Then we have agreed on this. You stay at home and start your summer job first, Lucy.
Output: C
M: Jane, your new play is going on next week, are you anxious? ,F: Well, I'm very pleased to have Malcolm Rush as a director. He doesn't care whether you're tired or not, he'll just continue pushing until every scene is simply perfect. You don't just learn the part. You live it, which takes away any fears you might have of not being able to persuade an audience, you're real. That's very important. ,M: Malcolm does have a reputation of being quite the ruler, no one dares speak their opinions are here.
(A) F: Yes. Malcolm is a very strict actor. He requires every scene to be perfect. (B) F: Yes. Malcolm is a strict writer. He is also very famous, too. (C) F: Well, I am very upset that Malcolm is too strict for me. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: D
M: Jane, your new play is going on next week, are you anxious? ,F: Well, I'm very pleased to have Malcolm Rush as a director. He doesn't care whether you're tired or not, he'll just continue pushing until every scene is simply perfect. You don't just learn the part. You live it, which takes away any fears you might have of not being able to persuade an audience, you're real. That's very important.
(A) M: Yes. Malcolm is a very serious actor. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: I disagree with you. Malcolm is casual towards work. (D) M: Maybe. Malcolm is a very negative actor.
Output: B
M: Jane, your new play is going on next week, are you anxious? ,F: Well, I'm very pleased to have Malcolm Rush as a director. He doesn't care whether you're tired or not, he'll just continue pushing until every scene is simply perfect. You don't just learn the part. You live it, which takes away any fears you might have of not being able to persuade an audience, you're real. That's very important. ,M: Malcolm does have a reputation of being quite the ruler, no one dares speak their opinions are here.
(A) F: Well, I think it is important for actors like Malcolm to be open to changes. (B) F: Yes. He is serious about his work. I think it is very important to act like the real person. (C) F: Yes. He is a serious writer, but I think it is very important to act like the real person. (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: Is this Mister Brown's office? ,M: Yes, but he's gone out. Did you tell him beforehand about your coming? ,F: Yes, I found him yesterday and he told me to come here at 9:00 today, it's almost the time now. How soon will he be back?
(A) M: Yes, it is about 9:00. But if you have told him yesterday, I think he will be back soon. (B) M: I see, it is about 8:00 now. I will go and remind him to meet you, he is in the office now. (C) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) M: Now it is already 10:30. Why doidn't you tell him yeaterday that you would come today?
Output: A
F: Is this Mister Brown's office? ,M: Yes, but he's gone out. Did you tell him beforehand about your coming? ,F: Yes, I found him yesterday and he told me to come here at 9:00 today, it's almost the time now. How soon will he be back? ,M: Well, maybe before 10:30. In fact, I'm waiting to see him too. When I arrived at about 8:00, only his secretary was here. She's gone to the copy shop to have a form copied.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) F: What? You mean you saw his secretary went out to apply to study abroad at about 9:00? (C) F: I wonder why she went out to copy at 9:00. Don't they have a copying machine in their office? (D) F: But why did she have to go out to contact Mr. Brown? He is in his office for the whole morning.
Output: A
F: Is this Mister Brown's office? ,M: Yes, but he's gone out. Did you tell him beforehand about your coming? ,F: Yes, I found him yesterday and he told me to come here at 9:00 today, it's almost the time now. How soon will he be back? ,M: Well, maybe before 10:30. In fact, I'm waiting to see him too. When I arrived at about 8:00, only his secretary was here. She's gone to the copy shop to have a form copied. ,F: Perhaps it's the application form for students to study in Britain? ,M: That's right, the secretary said these days, many students have been coming to apply to study in Britain. ,F: Perhaps you're one of them? ,M: Yes, Mr Brown told me to fill in a form, so they'll know if I am qualified. Why do you want to see Mr Brown sir? ,F: I want to ask him how much I pay if my 2 daughters study there. ,M: So, your daughters have filled in the form already? ,F: Yes, that was last Tuesday. Look, Mister Brown is coming, and his secretary is with him.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) M: Only his secretary is coming, where is Mr. Brown? I don't need to fill the form, I will ask him something. (C) M: Yes, I see Mr. Brown and his secretary coming. I have to ask him if I am qualified to study in the US. (D) M: I see they are coming, both Mr. Brown and his secretary. It is great that we don't have to wait anymore.
Output: D
F: Do you have anything planned for the summer vacation Tony? ,M: Well, I'll go to the US with the exchange students. What about you Joan? ,F: I'd wanted to go to Singapore to stay with my aunt when the vacation begins. But the headmaster told me I should stay in the school to help the students from the US to choose which family to stay with. And act as their guide when they go sightseeing in Tokyo.
(A) M: So you planned to go to the US but you have to study for your IELTS exam, I'm sorry about that. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: So you have to stay at home and help your mother with her job, what about your trip to Singapore, then? (D) M: What a pity you have to stay in school, what about your trip to China?
Output: B
F: Do you have anything planned for the summer vacation Tony? ,M: Well, I'll go to the US with the exchange students. What about you Joan? ,F: I'd wanted to go to Singapore to stay with my aunt when the vacation begins. But the headmaster told me I should stay in the school to help the students from the US to choose which family to stay with. And act as their guide when they go sightseeing in Tokyo.
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: Alright, so you have to help the American students find particular families and act as their guide when they go sightseeing in Osaka, that's really tiring. (C) M: So, you need to help those American students settle down in the school and be their guide when they go sightseeing in Osaka, right? (D) M: Well, so you have to help the American students find particular families, right?
Output: D
F: Do you have anything planned for the summer vacation Tony? ,M: Well, I'll go to the US with the exchange students. What about you Joan? ,F: I'd wanted to go to Singapore to stay with my aunt when the vacation begins. But the headmaster told me I should stay in the school to help the students from the US to choose which family to stay with. And act as their guide when they go sightseeing in Tokyo. ,M: What about your trip to Singapore, then? ,F: Well, I've invited my aunt to come here. Have you decided when to leave? ,M: Yes on July fourth, and will stay there until the end of the month.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: Well, so you will stay in the US for about four weeks, have fun! (C) F: Alright, so you will be away for about four weeks, have a good time in India. Don't forget tell me about your experience there when you come back. (D) F: Okay, so you will be away for a month and a half, that's really a long time. I hope you could have a great time in UK.
Output: B
F: Do you still have 4 flats with 3 bedrooms Mr white? ,M: No madam, we only have one now, it's on the top floor. Shall we go and see it?
(A) F: There is only one flat with three bedrooms? (B) F: I think three flats with four bedrooms are enough. Let's go and see it. (C) F: I think three flats with three bedrooms are enough. Let's go and see it. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: A
F: Do you still have 4 flats with 3 bedrooms Mr white? ,M: No madam, we only have one now, it's on the top floor. Shall we go and see it? ,F: Well, I don't like climbing many stairs when there is a power cut. ,M: How many people are there in your family? ,F: Four, my husband and our two daughters.
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: You have two sons? That's nice. (C) M: You have two daughters? That's nice. (D) M: You only live with your two daughters? Where is your husband?
Output: C
F: Do you still have 4 flats with 3 bedrooms Mr white? ,M: No madam, we only have one now, it's on the top floor. Shall we go and see it? ,F: Well, I don't like climbing many stairs when there is a power cut. ,M: How many people are there in your family? ,F: Four, my husband and our two daughters. ,M: Then you can buy one with 2 bedrooms. There are still several of them available. You can buy one on the second floor. You and your husband live in one bedroom and your daughters share the other. ,F: That sounds like a good idea. Show me one of them on the second floor, please.
(A) M: Sure. Let's go and see the flat on the second floor. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: Sure. Let's go and see the flat with three bedrooms on the second floor. (D) M: Sure. Let's go and see the flat with three bedrooms.
Output: A
M: Are you going out Ann? But supper will be ready in a minute. ,F: I'm going to Mary's house for dinner this evening. I told you so this morning daddy. ,M: Sorry, I forgot about it. So you were going to her birthday party? ,F: Yes, and Jenny and Laura will be there, too. We were all good friends when we were at school you know?
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: Of course. You can go to Mary's graduation party. (C) M: Yeah, I know. Have fun at Jenny's birthday party! (D) M: Yes. You can go. Have fun at Mary's birthday party!
Output: D
M: Are you going out Ann? But supper will be ready in a minute. ,F: I'm going to Mary's house for dinner this evening. I told you so this morning daddy. ,M: Sorry, I forgot about it. So you were going to her birthday party? ,F: Yes, and Jenny and Laura will be there, too. We were all good friends when we were at school you know? ,M: Yes, and now all of you have graduated from University. Where does Mary work? ,F: In the East Photo nearby as a photographer, you can go and have your picture taken there someday.
(A) M: I didn't know that Mary is a university student. (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: Oh, Mary want to be a photographer after graduation. (D) M: Oh, Mary is a photographer. Sounds interesting!
Output: D
F: Hi Sam, it's 8:00 o'clock now, get up quickly. It's time for breakfast. ,M: I don't really want to get up. ,F: What would you like for breakfast, Sam? ,M: I'm not quite hungry now, let me think for a while. What kind of food do you prepare mom? ,F: Sandwiches, bread and vegetables. ,M: Are they chicken sandwiches or vegetable ones? ,F: Chicken sandwiches. ,M: Great, they're my favorite!
(A) F: We will eat rice for our breakfast because you don't like chicken sandwich. (B) F: So we will eat fruit for our breakfast since you don't like chicken sandwich. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: So let's eat sandwich because I made beef sandwich this morning.
Output: C
F: Hi Sam, it's 8:00 o'clock now, get up quickly. It's time for breakfast. ,M: I don't really want to get up. ,F: What would you like for breakfast, Sam? ,M: I'm not quite hungry now, let me think for a while. What kind of food do you prepare mom? ,F: Sandwiches, bread and vegetables. ,M: Are they chicken sandwiches or vegetable ones? ,F: Chicken sandwiches. ,M: Great, they're my favorite!
(A) F: So you like the vegetables sandwich and I made it this morning. What a coincidence. (B) F: I remembered you don't like chicken sandwich at all. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) F: I always know that chicken sandwiches are your favorite.
Output: D
F: Hi Sam, it's 8:00 o'clock now, get up quickly. It's time for breakfast. ,M: I don't really want to get up. ,F: What would you like for breakfast, Sam? ,M: I'm not quite hungry now, let me think for a while. What kind of food do you prepare mom? ,F: Sandwiches, bread and vegetables. ,M: Are they chicken sandwiches or vegetable ones? ,F: Chicken sandwiches. ,M: Great, they're my favorite! ,F: What do you want to drink? Juice or milk? ,M: Milk, please. ,F: Wash your hands before you eat. ,M: Ok, mom, but where's dad? ,F: He's sleeping. ,M: Sleeping? Why? It's 8:00 o'clock already. Dad is too lazy. ,F: No, Sam, he slept rather late last night, because he went to the station to meet his friend. Don't wake him up, let him sleep a little more.
(A) M: So my dad overworked last night but still got up early. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: So he went to meet his friend at the park last night. (D) M: So he went to meet his friend last night.
Output: D
F: Excuse me sir, I'm a stranger here and have lost my way. ,M: Where do you want to go? ,F: I want to return to my hotel, the New York Hotel. ,M: Go straight along this road, then go over the bridge and turn right at the book shop. You'll find your hotel.
(A) F: Thank you. I am going to the New York Hotel now. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: Thank you for telling me the way to the Central Park. (D) F: Oh, I have found the subway station. Thank you!
Output: A
F: Excuse me sir, I'm a stranger here and have lost my way. ,M: Where do you want to go? ,F: I want to return to my hotel, the New York Hotel. ,M: Go straight along this road, then go over the bridge and turn right at the book shop. You'll find your hotel. ,F: Thank you, by the way, can you direct me to the Central Park? ,M: Oh, it's so far from here, you can take the subway.
(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: What? I can only go to the Central Park by air? Crazy! (C) F: So I need to go to the Central Park by bus, right? (D) F: Fine. I will go to the New York Hotel by subway.
Output: A
F: Excuse me sir, I'm a stranger here and have lost my way. ,M: Where do you want to go? ,F: I want to return to my hotel, the New York Hotel. ,M: Go straight along this road, then go over the bridge and turn right at the book shop. You'll find your hotel. ,F: Thank you, by the way, can you direct me to the Central Park? ,M: Oh, it's so far from here, you can take the subway. ,F: How long will it take me if I walk there? ,M: It might take you 3/4 of an hour. ,F: Well, where is the subway station? ,M: You just turn left, and walk 3 blocks and you'll find it. ,F: Where should I get off? ,M: Get off at forty fifth street.
(A) F: OK. I will get off at 44th Street. Thank you. (B) F: Thanks for telling me to get off at 45th Street. (C) F: OK. I will get off at 45th Street to get to the hotel. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: B
M: Do you know Sammo Hung, a Mister Rice kind? ,F: Of course, he is now 56 years old, and he started studying aerobics, singing, dancing and Kung Fu at the age of 9, and has starred in 140 Kung Fu films. He has also become an independent producer and director.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: Yes, Sammo Hun is never an actor. He is an artist indeed. (C) M: Yes, Sammo Hung is a famous actor. (D) M: Yes, Sammo Hun is a well-known cook.
Output: C
M: Do you know Sammo Hung, a Mister Rice kind? ,F: Of course, he is now 56 years old, and he started studying aerobics, singing, dancing and Kung Fu at the age of 9, and has starred in 140 Kung Fu films. He has also become an independent producer and director. ,M: You know only what aspect of him. Do you know what he could do in the kitchen? ,F: I have no idea, tell me. ,M: In the kitchen with his wife by his side. He still puts on quite a dinner time show. ,F: What does he do there? ,M: Imagine a big cook cutting vegetables on fast forward, picture a man making the fry, throwing the mixture up in the air and then catching it every last bit in his frying pan, and his cooking motto is "enjoy the moment". If you want to know how they cook, visit www. studioclassroom. com. tw for the recipe.
(A) F: I will read the magazine which he cook on. (B) F: I will search on www. studioclassroom. com. tw and listen to his songs. (C) F: I will search on www. studioclassroom. com. tw and see his cooking. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: C
M: Hello, reservation desk. How can I help you? ,F: I'd like to book a room. ,M: And what kind of room would you like ma'am? And we got single rooms, double rooms, standard rooms, sweets and Delux sweets. ,F: What's the rate for a standard room? ,M: $79 a night. ,F: I'd like a standard room. ,M: What date would you check in ma'am? ,F: December twenty-third, please. ,M: How long do you plan to stay? ,F: Four days. ,M: Could you give me your name and phone number? ,F: Nancy Brown, my phone number is 7096785634, Nancy Brown. ,M: Thanks, what time will you arrive? ,F: Around 3:00 PM. ,M: Very good, your reservation confirmation number is NB 13579. Thank you for booking in our hotel. Can I help you with anything else today? ,F: No, that's it. Thank you very much.
(A) M: Okay. Your reservation confirmation number is NB 23579. Now you can go to your room in this hotel. (B) M: You are welcome. As you plan to stay five days, you can enjoy all the food in this restaurant. (C) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) M: Okay. You mean you will arrive around 4:00 PM? If you have any question about the room, you can tell me on this phone.
Output: C
M: Hello, reservation desk. How can I help you? ,F: I'd like to book a room. ,M: And what kind of room would you like ma'am? And we got single rooms, double rooms, standard rooms, sweets and Delux sweets. ,F: What's the rate for a standard room? ,M: $79 a night. ,F: I'd like a standard room.
(A) M: Oh, I see. You would like a standard room, right? (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: Okay, sir. You like a single room, right? (D) M: Oh, you would like a standard room and the rate for a standard room is 97$ a night.
Output: A
M: Hello, reservation desk. How can I help you? ,F: I'd like to book a room. ,M: And what kind of room would you like ma'am? And we got single rooms, double rooms, standard rooms, sweets and Delux sweets. ,F: What's the rate for a standard room? ,M: $79 a night. ,F: I'd like a standard room. ,M: What date would you check in ma'am? ,F: December twenty-third, please. ,M: How long do you plan to stay? ,F: Four days.
(A) M: So, you mean you plan to stay three days and you will check out on December 23rd? (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: So, you plan to stay 4 days and you will check out on December 27th? (D) M: Oh, I see. You would like a single room and will check out on  December 27th.
Output: C
M: And what seems to be the trouble Miss Lee? ,F: I have a terrible pain in my stomach. ,M: I see, how long is this pain been occuring? ,F: Since late last night. ,M: I see, let me have a look, shall I? And what did you eat yesterday? ,F: We went to an American seafood restaurant and then we went to eat Chinese food, after that we had a lot of Italian things. ,M: Did you throw up or did you have the runs? ,F: Both. ,M: Well, that could be an upset stomach from over eating. Allergic to any drugs? ,F: No. ,M: Alright, take the medicine every 6 hours and stay in bed today. ,F: Thank you doctor.
(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: Don't worry, Miss Lily. Just come again if you don't feel good. (C) M: You can go back form my office now and you will get well soon. (D) M: Miss, you looked good. Do you need anything else in this shop?
Output: C
M: And what seems to be the trouble Miss Lee? ,F: I have a terrible pain in my stomach. ,M: I see, how long is this pain been occuring? ,F: Since late last night. ,M: I see, let me have a look, shall I? And what did you eat yesterday? ,F: We went to an American seafood restaurant and then we went to eat Chinese food, after that we had a lot of Italian things.
(A) M: The seafood in the African restaurant you went first may not be fresh, which resulted in your sore throat. (B) M: It sounds like you have eaten too much after you had such a large amount of Italian food at the last. (C) M: You mean after that you went to eat some seafood in a Chinese restraurant the day before yesterday? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: B
M: And what seems to be the trouble Miss Lee? ,F: I have a terrible pain in my stomach. ,M: I see, how long is this pain been occuring? ,F: Since late last night. ,M: I see, let me have a look, shall I? And what did you eat yesterday? ,F: We went to an American seafood restaurant and then we went to eat Chinese food, after that we had a lot of Italian things. ,M: Did you throw up or did you have the runs? ,F: Both. ,M: Well, that could be an upset stomach from over eating. Allergic to any drugs? ,F: No. ,M: Alright, take the medicine every 6 hours and stay in bed today.
(A) F: Yes, I think I should take some medicien as well. Thank you very much, docor. (B) F: Thank you, doctor, I won't have anything and will take the medicien every 5 hours. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: You mean I just need to stay in bed for some days but I don't need to take any medicine?
Output: A
F: Can I help you? ,M: Yes, so when is the next train to New York City? ,F: Let me see, the train to New York City. Here it is, daily except Sunday, at 10:30, 12:20 and 3:10.
(A) M: I can't take the train to New York City on Saturday. (B) M: Since there is no train to New York City on Sunday, I will fly there. (C) M: So there's no train to New York City on Sunday, but two on each of the rest days. Let me think which one to take. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: Can I help you? ,M: Yes, so when is the next train to New York City? ,F: Let me see, the train to New York City. Here it is, daily except Sunday, at 10:30, 12:20 and 3:10. ,M: Are there any trains before 10:30? ,F: Sorry, not before 10:30. ,M: Then went to New York at 10:30.
(A) F: The 15:10 train to New York is booked for you. (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: You want to take the 12:20 train? No problem. (D) F: 10:30 train to New York. That's confirmed.
Output: D
F: Can I help you? ,M: Yes, so when is the next train to New York City? ,F: Let me see, the train to New York City. Here it is, daily except Sunday, at 10:30, 12:20 and 3:10. ,M: Are there any trains before 10:30? ,F: Sorry, not before 10:30. ,M: Then went to New York at 10:30. ,F: One way or round trip? ,M: A one-way. ,F: A soft seat or hard one? ,M: How much is a solved? ,F: $15, and for a hard one, only $6. ,M: Then one heart seat, please.
(A) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) F: Your hard seat has been reserved. You should pay $15 for that. (C) F: OK. You ask for two hard seats, so $12 in total. (D) F: A hard seat costs $8, sir.
Output: A
M: Why don't you have some of my cake Sue? I made it just for this party. ,F: Sorry Bill, I'm not into cakes at the moment. I thought you knew about my diet. ,M: On your birthday? Surely you can eat whatever you want on your birthday, you can start your diet tomorrow. And anyway, you look great. ,F: Well, thanks Bill, I am not on a diet to lose weight, actually. My doctor told me to stop eating certain foods. I'm trying to avoid being allergic to something.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: So you don't have the cake because you are trying to avoid being sick, do you? (C) M: Although you are on a diet so you don't eat cake, today is your birthday. (D) M: Atyhough you don't have the cake because you are trying to avoid being sick, oday is your birthday.
Output: B
M: Why don't you have some of my cake Sue? I made it just for this party. ,F: Sorry Bill, I'm not into cakes at the moment. I thought you knew about my diet. ,M: On your birthday? Surely you can eat whatever you want on your birthday, you can start your diet tomorrow. And anyway, you look great. ,F: Well, thanks Bill, I am not on a diet to lose weight, actually. My doctor told me to stop eating certain foods. I'm trying to avoid being allergic to something. ,M: I didn't know food could help with that. I also noticed you didn't eat any of the sandwiches Jill brought. ,F: Yeah, and you and Tom and Sharon all brought different cakes. I'm dying to try them.
(A) M: Since you want to eat the salad Jill brought, would you like to have a taste? (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: If you want to eat the salad Jill brought, just eat it. Today is your birthday. (D) M: Do you mean both jill and I brought soup?
Output: A
M: Why don't you have some of my cake Sue? I made it just for this party. ,F: Sorry Bill, I'm not into cakes at the moment. I thought you knew about my diet. ,M: On your birthday? Surely you can eat whatever you want on your birthday, you can start your diet tomorrow. And anyway, you look great. ,F: Well, thanks Bill, I am not on a diet to lose weight, actually. My doctor told me to stop eating certain foods. I'm trying to avoid being allergic to something. ,M: I didn't know food could help with that. I also noticed you didn't eat any of the sandwiches Jill brought. ,F: Yeah, and you and Tom and Sharon all brought different cakes. I'm dying to try them. ,M: Why don't I go get you a salad? I'm sure you'll feel better if you eat something? ,F: All right, it's the only thing here I can eat what I really wanted some hot soup. ,M: Why don't I go and get some soup from the restaurant across the street for you? ,F: That's awfully nice of you, but I'm enjoying my party, maybe we could go afterwards. ,M: Ok, you go back in the house and chat with the guests. And I'll call the restaurant and tell them will be there in a few hours.
(A) F: Although I don't want any hot soup, I will go to the restaurant with you. (B) F: Thank you, I will go bcak in the house then. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Since I don't want any soup, let us go bcak in the house.
Output: B
M: Oh no, what happened in here, Alexa? Why are there some dead plants? ,F: I know. Every planned comes in alive and ends up dead. I definitely do not have a green thumb. ,M: People always say that, but it's not that hard to keep house plants. What did you do to care for this one? ,F: That one had a big flower on it, so I put it in the sunlight. ,M: This is a winter plant from North China. It doesn't do well in direct sunlight, just move it here. Didn't you look up how to care for it when you got it?
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: I didn't know. These plants came in dead. I didn't kill them myself. (C) F: Well, the plants were grass, no flower, so I put them on window fledge. (D) F: I did check. That's why I managed to keep all the plants green and alive.
Output: A
M: Oh no, what happened in here, Alexa? Why are there some dead plants? ,F: I know. Every planned comes in alive and ends up dead. I definitely do not have a green thumb. ,M: People always say that, but it's not that hard to keep house plants. What did you do to care for this one? ,F: That one had a big flower on it, so I put it in the sunlight. ,M: This is a winter plant from North China. It doesn't do well in direct sunlight, just move it here. Didn't you look up how to care for it when you got it? ,F: No, I just thought it was pretty and it was doing OK in the shop. ,M: And this one here is all yellow, that means you gave it too much water.
(A) F: You mean I watered it too much that it turned yellow? I thought it needed water. (B) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) F: This yellow one was the only plant that I put in the sunlight. I thought I did it right. (D) F: Too much water for it? But it came in yellow and dead. I was watering to save it.
Output: A
M: Oh no, what happened in here, Alexa? Why are there some dead plants? ,F: I know. Every planned comes in alive and ends up dead. I definitely do not have a green thumb. ,M: People always say that, but it's not that hard to keep house plants. What did you do to care for this one? ,F: That one had a big flower on it, so I put it in the sunlight. ,M: This is a winter plant from North China. It doesn't do well in direct sunlight, just move it here. Didn't you look up how to care for it when you got it? ,F: No, I just thought it was pretty and it was doing OK in the shop. ,M: And this one here is all yellow, that means you gave it too much water. ,F: Too much water? I think if it doesn't need for water, it doesn't have to drink it. ,M: That's not how plants work, I'm afraid the root system of this one is destroyed. You'll have to throw this one away. Look, here's an app with plant information.
(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: All my plants died because of the sunlight? I'll definitely move them out of the sun. (C) F: I've managed to keep my plants alive, but I'll check more information as you advised. (D) F: Thank you for the suggestion. I will look for more information on this app next time.
Output: D
M: I was thinking of starting my own business. ,F: What kind? ,M: I know you wanted me to take over your restaurant business, but to be honest, I can't stand working in the food industry. ,F: Don't worry, I knew that along time ago. ,M: I thought maybe you and dad could lend me some money to open a skateboarding shop.
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: Starting a T-shirt factory is good for you. I will sell my car shop to help you. (C) F: You are right. Opening a skateboarding shop is a good idea. I will help you with it. (D) F: If you are going to open a skateboarding shop, you cannot take over my car business.
Output: C
M: I was thinking of starting my own business. ,F: What kind? ,M: I know you wanted me to take over your restaurant business, but to be honest, I can't stand working in the food industry. ,F: Don't worry, I knew that along time ago. ,M: I thought maybe you and dad could lend me some money to open a skateboarding shop. ,F: That's possible, do you have a business plan? ,M: Not in writing, but I've thought of all the details. ,F: So what would you sell? ,M: We'd sell skateboards, clothing, shoes and other kinds of things. ,F: What would make your shop different from all the others? ,M: I thought we could make own T shirts. ,F: It sounds OK to me, but you'll have to talk to your father about this too.
(A) M: Yes. I should borrow some money from the bank to start my car business. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: OK. I will firstly write a business plan about my music business. (D) M: You are right. Before I start the business, I should talk to my father.
Output: D
M: I was thinking of starting my own business. ,F: What kind? ,M: I know you wanted me to take over your restaurant business, but to be honest, I can't stand working in the food industry. ,F: Don't worry, I knew that along time ago. ,M: I thought maybe you and dad could lend me some money to open a skateboarding shop. ,F: That's possible, do you have a business plan? ,M: Not in writing, but I've thought of all the details. ,F: So what would you sell? ,M: We'd sell skateboards, clothing, shoes and other kinds of things. ,F: What would make your shop different from all the others? ,M: I thought we could make own T shirts. ,F: It sounds OK to me, but you'll have to talk to your father about this too.
(A) M: Thanks for lending me money to open a restaurant. You are my best friend. (B) M: OK, boss. I will open another restaurant in the downtown. It will be successful. (C) M: You are so sweet to help me open this restaurant. Thanks, mom. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: D
M: Did you see the new student in Miss Foley's class, Sally? I think she's from a poor family? ,F: Poor? Why would you think that? ,M: She had pieces of cloth on her jeans. I'll bet she has holes in them and she can't afford to buy new ones. Her mom had a so on the pieces of cloth to fix her old jeans. ,F: Rusty, you're a little behind the times, that's the fashion nowadays. Half of our class have pieces sewn on their jeans. If her parents are really poor, we certainly will help her.
(A) M: Well, that's my fault to judge that she is poor by the pieces of cloth on her jeans. (B) M: Well, that's my fault to judge that the student is Mr. Jason's class is poor by the pieces of cloth on her jeans. (C) M: Oh, I'm sorry to think that the student is Mr. Jason's class is poor because her jacket is not fashoinable, (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: A
M: Did you see the new student in Miss Foley's class, Sally? I think she's from a poor family? ,F: Poor? Why would you think that? ,M: She had pieces of cloth on her jeans. I'll bet she has holes in them and she can't afford to buy new ones. Her mom had a so on the pieces of cloth to fix her old jeans. ,F: Rusty, you're a little behind the times, that's the fashion nowadays. Half of our class have pieces sewn on their jeans. If her parents are really poor, we certainly will help her.
(A) M: Thanks for saying that I am helpful, as you said, we do need to help those stray dogs. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: I'm sorry for that I have been too curious, but as you said,we do need to help those stray animals. (D) M: Well, maybe I am truly a little behind the times, but no one in our class have pieces sewn on their jeans, so that's why I will think like that.
Output: B
F: Good morning, sir. I'd like to ask you a few questions if I may. ,M: Well, I'm waiting to catch my flight. So I guess I can answer a few questions. ,F: Thank you, sir. First of all how often do you travel? ,M: I travel twice a month.
(A) F: So you travel once a month, right? (B) F: Why do you travel twice a month? (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: So you travel three times a month, don't you?
Output: B
F: Good morning, sir. I'd like to ask you a few questions if I may. ,M: Well, I'm waiting to catch my flight. So I guess I can answer a few questions. ,F: Thank you, sir. First of all how often do you travel? ,M: I travel twice a month. ,F: Where are you flying to on this trip? ,M: I'm flying to Austin Texas.
(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: So this is your first time to go to Portland, right? (C) F: So you are going to Austin by train today, aren't you? (D) F: Why are you going to Austin this time?
Output: D
F: Good morning, sir. I'd like to ask you a few questions if I may. ,M: Well, I'm waiting to catch my flight. So I guess I can answer a few questions. ,F: Thank you, sir. First of all how often do you travel? ,M: I travel twice a month. ,F: Where are you flying to on this trip? ,M: I'm flying to Austin Texas. ,F: And where did you fly on your last trip? ,M: I flew to Portland Oregon. I've already been there 3 times. ,F: Really? Do you enjoy traveling for business? ,M: Yes, although I prefer staying in the office. ,F: What do you like most about traveling? ,M: I like visiting new cities and trying out new food. ,F: Thank you very much for your time today.
(A) M: No problem. I don't like staying in the office so I always travel once a month. (B) M: No problem. I love trying new things, so I like to travel. (C) M: You are welcome. I love trying new things, so I travel twice a year. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: B
F: Good afternoon, may I help you, sir? ,M: Could you do me a favor please and change this note for me? ,F: Don't you want to buy anything in my shop?
(A) M: Excuse me, I'd like to draw some money in the bank. (B) M: I want to mail a post card, please. (C) M: Yes, I come here to buy some breakfast. (D) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: D
F: Good afternoon, may I help you, sir? ,M: Could you do me a favor please and change this note for me? ,F: Don't you want to buy anything in my shop? ,M: Sorry, I just need some change. I have got to phone someone.
(A) F: Let me see if I can help you change some money. (B) F: Sorry, we don't sell mobile phones. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: I'm afraid you have to go to a shop not a bank if you want to draw some money.
Output: A
F: Good afternoon, may I help you, sir? ,M: Could you do me a favor please and change this note for me? ,F: Don't you want to buy anything in my shop? ,M: Sorry, I just need some change. I have got to phone someone. ,F: OK. Let me see if I can help you. ,M: That's very kind of you. ,F: I'm sorry, but I'm rather short of change myself. But there is a bank next to the park. You can get some there.
(A) M: I see. I'll go to the shop later. (B) M: I'll meet my girlfriend at the park later. (C) M: Sure. I'm going to the bank to deposit my money. (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: D
F: I can help the next person in line. ,M: That's me. I, I need to Mail this package. ,F: OK, great! Where is it going? ,M: It's going to Saint Louis, Missouri, and I needed to get there as fast as possible. It's my mother's birthday present, and her birthday is tomorrow. I don't want it to be late. ,F: OK sir, I can do that. Will have to deliver it overnight which will cost extra money? Let's see it will be $32.50 to get the package there tomorrow, will you pay with a credit card or cash? ,M: I have cash and please mark fragile on the box. ,F: What is in here, sir. Is there anything dangerous? any liquids or chemicals? ,M: No, there is just a box of chocolates and a cup. But I don't want the cup to break.
(A) F: Okay, thanks for choosing our bank. (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: Okay, there are your pills. Thanks for choosing our drugstore. (D) F: Okay, thanks for choosing our post office. I'll help you to send this package to New York.
Output: B
F: I can help the next person in line. ,M: That's me. I, I need to Mail this package. ,F: OK, great! Where is it going? ,M: It's going to Saint Louis, Missouri, and I needed to get there as fast as possible. It's my mother's birthday present, and her birthday is tomorrow. I don't want it to be late.
(A) F: Okay, so your mother is in St. Louis now. (B) F: Okay, so your mother is in Atlanta now. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Okay, so your mother is in Memphis now.
Output: A
F: I can help the next person in line. ,M: That's me. I, I need to Mail this package. ,F: OK, great! Where is it going? ,M: It's going to Saint Louis, Missouri, and I needed to get there as fast as possible. It's my mother's birthday present, and her birthday is tomorrow. I don't want it to be late. ,F: OK sir, I can do that. Will have to deliver it overnight which will cost extra money? Let's see it will be $32.50 to get the package there tomorrow, will you pay with a credit card or cash? ,M: I have cash and please mark fragile on the box. ,F: What is in here, sir. Is there anything dangerous? any liquids or chemicals?
(A) M: I don't want the cup to break. And I will pay for the fragile item. (B) M: I don't want the cup to break. And my mother needs to pay for overnight service. (C) M: I don't want the cup to break. And I need to pay with a credit card. (D) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: D
F: I can help the next person in line. ,M: That's me. I, I need to Mail this package. ,F: OK, great! Where is it going? ,M: It's going to Saint Louis, Missouri, and I needed to get there as fast as possible. It's my mother's birthday present, and her birthday is tomorrow. I don't want it to be late. ,F: OK sir, I can do that. Will have to deliver it overnight which will cost extra money? Let's see it will be $32.50 to get the package there tomorrow, will you pay with a credit card or cash? ,M: I have cash and please mark fragile on the box. ,F: What is in here, sir. Is there anything dangerous? any liquids or chemicals? ,M: No, there is just a box of chocolates and a cup. But I don't want the cup to break.
(A) F: You're so sweet to give your mother a box of cookies. (B) F: You're so sweet to give your mother some cash. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: You're so sweet to give your mother a box of cookies and a cup.
Output: C
M: Hi grandma, I'm calling to say happy birthday, I hope you're having a good day. ,F: Thank you. Michael. It's great to hear from you. It's been awhile since we've talked. ,M: I know grandma. I'm sorry I've been so busy with school and activities lately. I'm captain of the basketball team this year and I'm also applying to colleges for next fall.
(A) F: My son! Don' be sad! I know you are having a lot of problems. But everything will be OK! (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: You haven' t called me for so long. Do you miss me? Today is Christmas! Did you eat turkey? (D) F: Honey, we really haven' t talked to each other in ages! When are you coming to see me?
Output: D
M: Hi grandma, I'm calling to say happy birthday, I hope you're having a good day. ,F: Thank you. Michael. It's great to hear from you. It's been awhile since we've talked. ,M: I know grandma. I'm sorry I've been so busy with school and activities lately. I'm captain of the basketball team this year and I'm also applying to colleges for next fall. ,F: Oh, Michael, I'm so proud of you, you're a very accomplished young man. Do you know where you want to go to college? ,M: I really want to go to the University of Southern California, but they might not let me in. It's a very good school and it's very difficult to be accepted there. ,F: Well, I'm sure they will take you, honey. You're a special young man. You've really made your grandfather and me so proud.
(A) M: My schedule is too busy! I really want to go to the University of Southern California. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Aunt Helen, I hope you can come to my birthday party to celebrate my birthday! (D) M: Oh my gosh! Let me tell you, my friend, the busy schedule drives me crazy!
Output: A
M: Hi grandma, I'm calling to say happy birthday, I hope you're having a good day. ,F: Thank you. Michael. It's great to hear from you. It's been awhile since we've talked. ,M: I know grandma. I'm sorry I've been so busy with school and activities lately. I'm captain of the basketball team this year and I'm also applying to colleges for next fall. ,F: Oh, Michael, I'm so proud of you, you're a very accomplished young man. Do you know where you want to go to college? ,M: I really want to go to the University of Southern California, but they might not let me in. It's a very good school and it's very difficult to be accepted there.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: Yale is so hard to apply to, I think I' ll have a hard time getting in. (C) F: I' m sure I' ll get into Harvard University! Don' t you worry about that. (D) F: I am so disappointed. I wasn't admitted to such a bad university.
Output: A
M: I'd like to check out, here's my key card. ,F: Thank you, Mister Johnson and here's your bill. ,M: Many thanks. Wow! I sure spent a lot of money in this hotel.
(A) F: Yeah, you really spent a lot of money in this shop. And thank you for giving the bill to me. (B) F: Oh, I hope your stay was pleasant. And as you want to check in, you have given some money to me, right? (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: Oh, I hope your stay was pleasant. And thank you for giving the key card to me.
Output: D
M: I'd like to check out, here's my key card. ,F: Thank you, Mister Johnson and here's your bill. ,M: Many thanks. Wow! I sure spent a lot of money in this hotel. ,F: I hope your stay was pleasant. ,M: Uh yeah, this could be a great hotel if you got rid of all the insects and you should improve the food you serve. ,F: I'm so sorry. Well, to make you feel better we'll offer you a free stay in any of our hotels. ,M: Thanks. ,F: I'm glad these small problems didn't ruin your visit. ,M: Yeah, the city itself was great, I like coming here a lot. ,F: Good to hear you had some wonderful experiences. ,M: I did and I met so many helpful people.
(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: So, you had some wonderful experiences and you enjoyed the helpful people of your trip? (C) F: Really? You didn't have some wonderful experiences but you enjoyed the helpful people of your trip? (D) F: So, you mean you dislike coming to this city but you enjoyed the pleasant weather of your trip?
Output: B
M: Good morning, I'd like to buy a cake. ,F: No problem sir, we have many cakes here, what size would you like? ,M: Well, it's for my coworker's birthday, there are 14 people in the office.
(A) F: So you are looking for a cake for 12 kid at your son's birthday party? (B) F: If it is for 14 people, I believe this one is the right size that you are looking for. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Twenty? Let me see. I think this big birthday cake is perfect for teenagers like your son.
Output: B
M: Good morning, I'd like to buy a cake. ,F: No problem sir, we have many cakes here, what size would you like? ,M: Well, it's for my coworker's birthday, there are 14 people in the office. ,F: Well, this cake feeds 12 people and this one behind it feeds 20. ,M: I'll take the bigger one, it's better to have too much than not enough. ,F: Sounds good, do you want it delivered? ,M: Yes. Can you deliver it to my office? The birthday party will be after work at a park near the office.
(A) F: Sure. Hope you enjoy the party in the park. Have a nice day. (B) F: No problem. I'll send the cake to the park you asked me to do. (C) F: Sure, hope you have fun during the party at the office. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: A