niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
M: Do you want to go over to John's house tonight? ,F: No, I think I'm getting sick. So I should probably just stay at home and rest. ,M: Oh, OK! You should drink some tea and stay warm. Would you like me to make you some soup? ,F: No, thanks. I'm not hungry. I might just go to sleep actually. I had to get up very early this morning for a meeting. One of my co-workers seemed ill so I might have gotten sick from her.
(A) M: Let me make you some food as you are sick. (B) M: Let me stay home with you. (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: Let me make you drive to a friend's house.
Output: A
M: Do you want to go over to John's house tonight? ,F: No, I think I'm getting sick. So I should probably just stay at home and rest. ,M: Oh, OK! You should drink some tea and stay warm. Would you like me to make you some soup? ,F: No, thanks. I'm not hungry. I might just go to sleep actually. I had to get up very early this morning for a meeting. One of my co-workers seemed ill so I might have gotten sick from her.
(A) M: Yeah, you must have gotten sick from your colleague. (B) M: Yeah, you could get cold from your colleague. (C) M: Yeah, you must have gotten sick from the man. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
M: I was thinking of starting my own business. I know you wanted me to take over your restaurant business but I can't stand working in the food industry.
(A) F: It's OK if you don't want to work in my shoe store. (B) F: I see. You don't want to take over my restaurant business. (C) F: Why don't you want to work in my clothing shop? (D) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that?
Output: B
M: I was thinking of starting my own business. I know you wanted me to take over your restaurant business but I can't stand working in the food industry. ,F: OK, but what do you really want to do? ,M: I want to sell skateboards, clothing and shoes. ,F: You want to run a clothing shop? ,M: No, it's actually a skateboarding shop. ,F: What would make your shop different from all the others? ,M: I thought we could make our own T-shirts. Maybe you and dad could lend me some money first.
(A) F: Why do you want me to talk to your father about you working in a restaurant? (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: So you need me to lend you some money to open a restaurant, right? (D) F: OK. I guess your dad and I will lend you some money first.
Output: D
F: I can't give you a tour now I'm afraid. I have to stay here at the help desk since all the other librarians are very busy now. But I can show you a few places in the library here on this map.
(A) M: Ok, you can show me a few places in the museum here by using a map. (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: You can show me around the library when you don't have to stay at the help desk. (D) M: Ok, I can ask another librarian for help, because they are free now.
Output: B
F: I can't give you a tour now I'm afraid. I have to stay here at the help desk since all the other librarians are very busy now. But I can show you a few places in the library here on this map. ,M: That would be helpful. ,F: OK. So we are here at the help desk, next to the service desk, where you go to borrow and return books. You can borrow up to 10 books each time. ,M: Yes, I see. ,F: Opposite the service desk is the training room, which is used by library staff to give training to staff and students on how to use the computer systems. The entrance to that room is round the other side.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) M: You mean opposite the quiet room is the training room whose entrance is round this side. (C) M: Oh, opposite the service room is training room where we can learn economic system. (D) M: Ok, I can find the training room which is next to the help desk. I can borrow up to 5 books each time.
Output: A
F: I can't give you a tour now I'm afraid. I have to stay here at the help desk since all the other librarians are very busy now. But I can show you a few places in the library here on this map. ,M: That would be helpful. ,F: OK. So we are here at the help desk, next to the service desk, where you go to borrow and return books. You can borrow up to 10 books each time. ,M: Yes, I see. ,F: Opposite the service desk is the training room, which is used by library staff to give training to staff and students on how to use the computer systems. The entrance to that room is round the other side. ,M: Is the training room beside the quiet room? ,F: Yes, that's right, with that entrance round the front too. It's important to remember that all mobile phones must be switched off in the quiet room.
(A) M: Mobile phones must be switched off in the quiet room which is not beside the training room. (B) M: Ok, I remember. Don't worry. I will turn off my mobile phone in the quiet room. (C) M: You mean I can enter the library through the front door and I can play the phone in the quiet room. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
F: I can't give you a tour now I'm afraid. I have to stay here at the help desk since all the other librarians are very busy now. But I can show you a few places in the library here on this map. ,M: That would be helpful. ,F: OK. So we are here at the help desk, next to the service desk, where you go to borrow and return books. You can borrow up to 10 books each time. ,M: Yes, I see. ,F: Opposite the service desk is the training room, which is used by library staff to give training to staff and students on how to use the computer systems. The entrance to that room is round the other side. ,M: Is the training room beside the quiet room? ,F: Yes, that's right, with that entrance round the front too. It's important to remember that all mobile phones must be switched off in the quiet room. ,M: Of course, and what about books? Where can I find the books for my geography course? ,F: If you walk past the service desk, turn right...no, sorry, turn left, and continue on past the history section and biology section, you'll find the geography section. You should be able to find all the books you need there.
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: It's a little complicated, but I believe I am able to find the geography books. (C) M: Before I go to the biology section to find the book I need, I have to past the geography section. (D) M: You mean I need to walk past the service desk and turn right to find the geography books.
Output: B
F: Our next guest is Tommy. Tommy, which races are you in in the next competition? ,M: On day one I start with the 800 meters and the following day there's the 400 metres. I'll finish with the 200 meters on day three.
(A) F: Well, then get ready for the 400 meters race on the first day. Good luck to you, Bob! (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: The 400-meter race on the second day is very important for you! Wish you luck! (D) F: Oh my God! It must be very hard to finish 800 meters and 400 meters on the third day!
Output: C
F: Our next guest is Tommy. Tommy, which races are you in in the next competition? ,M: On day one I start with the 800 meters and the following day there's the 400 metres. I'll finish with the 200 meters on day three. ,F: And what are you hoping the future will bring? ,M: Well, although I don't want to be really famous, I mean, I don't want the newspapers to write about me all the time, I would like to get to the point where I walk down the street and everybody says "There's Tommy!". Yes, I'd quite like that.
(A) F: It must be so nice to be recognized in public! Go and rest! Get ready for the 200-meter race on the third day. (B) F: I' m sure your dream will come true if you try your best.You will see your name: Joey on the newspapers as you wish. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: To be recognized in public must be so proud, but Bob, have you thought about it can also cause a lot of trouble.
Output: A
F: Have a look at these brochures! Have you ever thought of visiting North Africa? ,M: Well, I've traveled to Morocco on business twice and I'd really like to go there again on holiday.
(A) F: It's a pity that you only went to Morocco once. (B) F: Great! You've been to Morocco three times. (C) F: Great. You must be very happy to go to Japan twice. (D) F: 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: Have a look at these brochures! Have you ever thought of visiting North Africa? ,M: Well, I've traveled to Morocco on business twice and I'd really like to go there again on holiday. ,F: Great. There is a flight on April twenty fifth and... ,M: Flight? Forget it! My wife is afraid of flying. ,F: Oh, in that case how about traveling by ship? ,M: Sorry I get sea sick when I travel by ship. ,F: Then North Africa is out of the question. ,M: I guess so. What else can you suggest? ,F: What about a coach tour around Europe? It includes different countries and it's quite cheap. ,M: OK, that's probably the best idea.
(A) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) F: Great! Enjoy your travel by coach. (C) F: You're right. I'm glad that you travel by ship. You are lucky to not get sea sick. (D) F: Great! Enjoy your travel to Africa by coach.
Output: B
F: Hello Ralph, it's mom. ,M: Oh, morning, mom! ,F: Ah, it's 1:45. It's not the morning at all. What are you doing anyway? ,M: Well, I'm going to make breakfast and check my email to see if anyone has responded to my advertisement for a new roommate. ,F: Right? ,M: What do you mean by "right"? ,F: Listen, who's willing to live with you? You cannot even take care of yourself. ,M: What are you talking about? I get up early every morning at 6 o'clock AM? ,F: Add about 6 hours to that.
(A) M: I usually get up a early in the morning.Dad. (B) M: I usually get up late in the afternoon. Dad. (C) M: I get up around midday just like my new roomate. What's the problem? (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: D
F: Hello Ralph, it's mom. ,M: Oh, morning, mom! ,F: Ah, it's 1:45. It's not the morning at all. What are you doing anyway? ,M: Well, I'm going to make breakfast and check my email to see if anyone has responded to my advertisement for a new roommate. ,F: Right? ,M: What do you mean by "right"? ,F: Listen, who's willing to live with you? You cannot even take care of yourself. ,M: What are you talking about? I get up early every morning at 6 o'clock AM? ,F: Add about 6 hours to that. ,M: I always make nutritious meals. ,F: I don't think McDonald's big Macs and fries count.
(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: Well. I usually eat fast food early in the morning. (C) M: Well. I admit I usually eat fast food. (D) M: I actually eat homemade meals early in the morning.
Output: C
F: Hello Ralph, it's mom. ,M: Oh, morning, mom! ,F: Ah, it's 1:45. It's not the morning at all. What are you doing anyway? ,M: Well, I'm going to make breakfast and check my email to see if anyone has responded to my advertisement for a new roommate. ,F: Right? ,M: What do you mean by "right"? ,F: Listen, who's willing to live with you? You cannot even take care of yourself. ,M: What are you talking about? I get up early every morning at 6 o'clock AM? ,F: Add about 6 hours to that. ,M: I always make nutritious meals. ,F: I don't think McDonald's big Macs and fries count. ,M: I keep my room very tidy. ,F: Ah, I think I saw some old dishes, empty pizza boxes and some real dirty socks under your bed.
(A) M: I actually work too hard to clean my room. But my room is still tidy. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: I don't think my room is messy like you said. (D) M: Yes. I really have a healthy diet and a tidy room like you said.
Output: C
M: How was the airplane ride yesterday? ,F: It couldn't be worse. It was a 12-hour flight and the couple sitting next to me kept talking all the time.
(A) M: Sure. Your airplane ride today was exciting. (B) M: It seems that your airplane ride today was terrible. (C) M: I am glad that you had a relaxing 10-hour flight. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: D
M: How was the airplane ride yesterday? ,F: It couldn't be worse. It was a 12-hour flight and the couple sitting next to me kept talking all the time. ,M: That was really annoying! Why didn't you listen to some music? ,F: My ears ached when I listen to music, so I had to stop listening to music.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: It is good that you want to chat with the couple on the train, you can make friends with them. (C) M: Sure. When you travel on a train, your ears will ache when you listen to music. (D) M: I know your ears will ache when you listen to music. You should see the doctor.
Output: D
M: How was the airplane ride yesterday? ,F: It couldn't be worse. It was a 12-hour flight and the couple sitting next to me kept talking all the time. ,M: That was really annoying! Why didn't you listen to some music? ,F: My ears ached when I listen to music, so I had to stop listening to music. ,M: Why didn't you watch a movie? ,F: The same problem. I couldn't use my earphones or my ears ached. ,M: Have you seen a doctor about this problem? ,F: I went to see a doctor this morning. He said I had listened to loud music too much. He suggested I do that less often.
(A) M: Wow. You watched a movie with your earphones this morning. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: It seems that you went to see the doctor yesterday. What dose he say? (D) M: You bought a pair of earphones this morning. But you never listen to music.
Output: B
M: Why didn't you come to my party last night? ,F: I'm sorry. I couldn't make it. I had to go to visit my grandmother at the hospital.
(A) M: It is ok. How was your grandma after you took her grandmother to hospital? (B) M: Is it your grandma ok? How long has she been there? (C) M: What? I have sent you the invitation. You can't miss it. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
M: Why didn't you come to my party last night? ,F: I'm sorry. I couldn't make it. I had to go to visit my grandmother at the hospital. ,M: Is your grandmother ill? ,F: No, she was hit by a car. ,M: I'm so sorry to hear that. Was it serious? ,F: No, the driver stopped his car in time and just hit her slightly. But the doctor suggested she stay in hospital for several days, so how was the party?
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: It was great. Your grandma is so brave that she can still drive at her age. (C) M: It was great. I am glad that she only needs to stay in hospital for just a few days. (D) M: It was great. I am so sorry that the driver didn't stop and she needs to stay in hospital for a few more days.
Output: C
M: Why didn't you come to my party last night? ,F: I'm sorry. I couldn't make it. I had to go to visit my grandmother at the hospital. ,M: Is your grandmother ill? ,F: No, she was hit by a car. ,M: I'm so sorry to hear that. Was it serious? ,F: No, the driver stopped his car in time and just hit her slightly. But the doctor suggested she stay in hospital for several days, so how was the party? ,M: It was great. Everyone enjoyed themselves there. ,F: How many people went to your party? ,M: About 20. I invited all my friends and a few classmates. Oh, it's already 6:00 o'clock PM now. How about going to eat now?
(A) F: OK. Your friends and I have had a great time at the party. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: OK. Why none of your classmates went to the party? (D) F: Sure. Did you have a great time with your relatives last night?
Output: B
M: Why didn't you come to my party last night? ,F: I'm sorry. I couldn't make it. I had to go to visit my grandmother at the hospital. ,M: Is your grandmother ill? ,F: No, she was hit by a car. ,M: I'm so sorry to hear that. Was it serious? ,F: No, the driver stopped his car in time and just hit her slightly. But the doctor suggested she stay in hospital for several days, so how was the party? ,M: It was great. Everyone enjoyed themselves there. ,F: How many people went to your party? ,M: About 20. I invited all my friends and a few classmates. Oh, it's already 6:00 o'clock PM now. How about going to eat now? ,F: That's a good idea. There is a new Chinese restaurant down the street. How about going there? ,M: I just had some Chinese food today. How about French food or Italian food? ,F: I prefer the latter.
(A) M: No problem. Let's go to the Italian restaurant. (B) M: OK. Let's go to the Chinese restaurant. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Sure. Let's go to the French restaurant.
Output: A
M: Excuse me, madam, could I have a few minutes of your time please? ,F: Yes. ,M: We have released a robot. It can help you do housework. You might be interested. ,F: Thanks, but I don't have much housework and I don't need to do housework. My daughter does it.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: Thank you for doing this survey for me. This is a robot for you. (C) M: Well, thanks for letting me recommend the clothes for you. (D) M: Oh, you have known how to operate the robot. Thanks for buying.
Output: A
M: Excuse me, madam, could I have a few minutes of your time please? ,F: Yes. ,M: We have released a robot. It can help you do housework. You might be interested. ,F: Thanks, but I don't have much housework and I don't need to do housework. My daughter does it. ,M: Thank you for your time, madam.
(A) F: That's OK. I am very busy and my maid always do the housework. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: Sorry. I have no interest in your cleaning robot. Thank you anyway. (D) F: Sorry. I have no interest in the clothes you recommended to me.
Output: C
F: I'm sorry to bother you dad but I need some help. ,M: What's wrong? ,F: I need $200. I want to buy an iPad 4, but I don't have enough money.
(A) M: Anything you want, honey. I will give you $400 and buy you an iPad 4. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: You want some money to buy a new iPhone? (D) M: So you want me to lend you some money?
Output: D
F: I'm sorry to bother you dad but I need some help. ,M: What's wrong? ,F: I need $200. I want to buy an iPad 4, but I don't have enough money. ,M: Don't you have an iPad? ,F: Yes, but it's an iPad 3. I want an iPad 4. ,M: I'm sorry honey but I don't think I can help you this time. If you do want an iPad 4, go to find a part time job.
(A) F: Thank you, I'm happy that you agree to lend me your iPad 4. (B) F: Thank you, I'm happy that you are interested in me buying an iPad 3. (C) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) F: Since you refuse to lend your iPad 3 to me, I'll ask my friend instead.
Output: C
F: Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find dresses for teenagers? ,M: Yes, there on the left next to the purses, but don't you think you should look for something uh a bit more mature?
(A) F: You are right. I should find something more mature for my niece like you suggested. (B) F: Yes, I am shopping for my daughter. I am looking for clothes for young adults. (C) F: Yes, I'm shopping for myself. I am looking for clothes for young adults. Where are they? (D) F: 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: Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find dresses for teenagers? ,M: Yes, there on the left next to the purses, but don't you think you should look for something uh a bit more mature? ,F: Oh, no, it's not for me. I'm looking for a present for my niece. She's turning 16 next week and she's having a big party. ,M: Oh, I remember when my daughter was that age, she's about to graduate college now. ,F: How wonderful! Yeah, Elizabeth is looking at schools right now. We'll probably take her on a tour of the East Coast colleges sometime in the fall. She lives with my brother and his wife in Oregon. ,M: There are some schools there that offer good programs, but they probably don't get the scenery like we do here on the East Coast. I've always like seeing the seasons change. I went to the University of Pennsylvania. What about you? ,F: I went to Brown University.
(A) M: That's great. But the scenery of schools in Oregon is best. (B) M: Great. Brown University offers the best programs I think. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Nice. Schools in Oregon has a long history. I went to university there.
Output: C
F: Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find dresses for teenagers? ,M: Yes, there on the left next to the purses, but don't you think you should look for something uh a bit more mature? ,F: Oh, no, it's not for me. I'm looking for a present for my niece. She's turning 16 next week and she's having a big party. ,M: Oh, I remember when my daughter was that age, she's about to graduate college now. ,F: How wonderful! Yeah, Elizabeth is looking at schools right now. We'll probably take her on a tour of the East Coast colleges sometime in the fall. She lives with my brother and his wife in Oregon. ,M: There are some schools there that offer good programs, but they probably don't get the scenery like we do here on the East Coast. I've always like seeing the seasons change. I went to the University of Pennsylvania. What about you? ,F: I went to Brown University.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: Oh, you went to Brown University. How was there? Did you like your university? (C) M: So you niece is going to Brown university and you went to the University of Pennsylvania? (D) M: Why did you choose the University of Pennsylvania at that time? Did you like there?
Output: B
M: Is it me or is it really hard to understand this speaker? ,F: You're right. It's not that he has an accent like some of the other speakers from another country. It's just that he is speaking too softly. Do you think it would be rude to ask him to turn his microphone up a little bit? ,M: I don't think he's wearing one either that or he's turned it off.
(A) F: Really? You think he's wearing the microphone? Oh, I think he is not talking loudly enough. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: You mean you think it's easy to understand this speaker? Oh, I think he is not wearing a microphone. (D) F: Yeah, it's just that he is speaking too loudly. And I think he may be from another country.
Output: B
M: Is it me or is it really hard to understand this speaker? ,F: You're right. It's not that he has an accent like some of the other speakers from another country. It's just that he is speaking too softly. Do you think it would be rude to ask him to turn his microphone up a little bit? ,M: I don't think he's wearing one either that or he's turned it off. ,F: That's crazy. There must be 400 people here. ,M: This part of the conference has turned into such a waste of time. Maybe we should leave and try to find another lecture. ,F: I can't do that. I come here specifically to hear this guy's speech. I think I'll just go up to him at the end of the speech and try to ask him some questions.
(A) F: So, you come here specifically to hear this lady's speech? Oh, I really suggest that we should leave the room. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: You mean you can leave and try to find another lecture? Well, my suggestion is just turning off the light. (D) F: You mean you will not try to ask him some questions? Well, my suggestion is talking to the speaker privately.
Output: B
M: Is it me or is it really hard to understand this speaker? ,F: You're right. It's not that he has an accent like some of the other speakers from another country. It's just that he is speaking too softly. Do you think it would be rude to ask him to turn his microphone up a little bit? ,M: I don't think he's wearing one either that or he's turned it off. ,F: That's crazy. There must be 400 people here. ,M: This part of the conference has turned into such a waste of time. Maybe we should leave and try to find another lecture. ,F: I can't do that. I come here specifically to hear this guy's speech. I think I'll just go up to him at the end of the speech and try to ask him some questions. ,M: Good idea. Would you mind if I followed you up there? It might be the only way to get anything out of this hour.
(A) F: Really? You don't want to follow me up there? Oh, I will give a speech later. (B) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) F: So, you mean it's not a good idea? Oh, I will find another lecture later. (D) F: No problem. I will go up to him in the middle of the speech and ask some questions.
Output: B
F: Oh, there is nothing better than an ice cold glass of ice water on a hot day. ,M: You know, cold water always gives me stomachaches. ,F: Really? I've never had that problem. I've been drinking ice water since I was little. ,M: When I was a small boy, my grandmother never let my mom give me anything other than warm water. ,F: Even in the summer? ,M: Yes, every once in a while my dad would take me to get some ice cream, but my grandmother was never happy about that. I think it was the sugar that she didn't like.
(A) F: Your grandmother tell you to drink only cold water on hot days? (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: Drinking warm water in summer sounds healthy, but I can't do it. (D) F: You only have something other than water in summer, like ice cream.
Output: C
F: Oh, there is nothing better than an ice cold glass of ice water on a hot day. ,M: You know, cold water always gives me stomachaches. ,F: Really? I've never had that problem. I've been drinking ice water since I was little. ,M: When I was a small boy, my grandmother never let my mom give me anything other than warm water. ,F: Even in the summer? ,M: Yes, every once in a while my dad would take me to get some ice cream, but my grandmother was never happy about that. I think it was the sugar that she didn't like.
(A) F: Your mom used to take you to have some ice cream, though your dad disagreed? (B) F: Your grandma allowed you to drink cold water and even took you to try ice cream. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Haha, you sometimes had ice cream with your dad? That's quite interesting.
Output: D
F: I can't believe Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Who usually does the cooking in your family? ,M: My mother and my 2 aunts don't let anyone else do anything except for the salad and the drinks. That includes all the sauces, desserts and place settings.
(A) F: So you are allowed to make the sauces and other things. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: So you are allowed to make the salad and the drinks. (D) F: So you are only allowed to make the salad.
Output: C
F: I can't believe Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Who usually does the cooking in your family? ,M: My mother and my 2 aunts don't let anyone else do anything except for the salad and the drinks. That includes all the sauces, desserts and place settings. ,F: Wow, it sounds like they take Turkey day pretty seriously. ,M: Listen, if Thanksgiving were an Olympic sport, they would be kicked out for winning too many gold medals. What about you? ,F: Well, my parents and I do everything together. It's better than one person trying to do too much.
(A) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) M: You're right. Everyone does a little bit of everything in my family. (C) M: No one takes it very seriously in your family. Thus, you don't need to prepare for Thanksgiving. (D) M: You're lucky because everyone does a little bit of everything in your family.
Output: D
F: Adam, I called your home this morning but I couldn't get through. Was there anything wrong with your phone? ,M: I was at an art exhibition. I had it turned off before I entered the exhibition hall.
(A) F: So you didn't bring your phone when you go to the cinema this morning. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: Alright. I understand it's a manner to turn off phone at an exhibition. (D) F: I see, Tom. You couldn't answer because your phone was somehow broken.
Output: C
F: Adam, I called your home this morning but I couldn't get through. Was there anything wrong with your phone? ,M: I was at an art exhibition. I had it turned off before I entered the exhibition hall. ,F: What did you see at the exhibition? ,M: It was about ancient Greek art. You know, I love such exhibitions. Do you love going to exhibitions? ,F: Certainly, but I prefer those about famous people. What else do you like doing besides going to exhibitions? Do you often go to concerts? ,M: No, though I love music, I can't afford to go to concerts. What about you? ,F: I love going to pop concerts. I went to Tylor Swift concert earlier this month.
(A) M: Wow, unlike me. I love Greek knowledge, but I missed today's Greek art exhibition. (B) M: It must be great. As a music lover, I like listening to different music, including pop. (C) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) M: Well. I don't like music, but I enjoy going to concerts to visit those famous people.
Output: B
F: Adam, I called your home this morning but I couldn't get through. Was there anything wrong with your phone? ,M: I was at an art exhibition. I had it turned off before I entered the exhibition hall. ,F: What did you see at the exhibition? ,M: It was about ancient Greek art. You know, I love such exhibitions. Do you love going to exhibitions? ,F: Certainly, but I prefer those about famous people. What else do you like doing besides going to exhibitions? Do you often go to concerts? ,M: No, though I love music, I can't afford to go to concerts. What about you? ,F: I love going to pop concerts. I went to Tylor Swift concert earlier this month. ,M: How did you like it? ,F: It couldn't be better. I have never been let down by her live performances.
(A) M: Seems that you dislike the huge cost of her concert, so you missed the one this month. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Yeah, I agree. How wonderful the concert was! It's lucky that I went to the concert with you. (D) M: You seem disappointed by the concert. I remember you don't like pop concerts. No wonder.
Output: B
F: Mike, do you want to go to the hospital and see Sam this afternoon? ,M: What's happened to him? Is he ill? ,F: No. Haven't you heard about it? He was hit by a car while he was riding his motorbike to school this morning.
(A) M: What? Bob got seriously ill!? Oh my gosh! (B) M: Joe must be very upset about losing his motorbike. (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' m sorry to hear that he was hit by a car.
Output: D
M: The carrots taste awful in salty. How do you like them? ,F: I like them very much. They are delicious. ,M: Well, you can have all my carrots. I saw you buy some chocolate cakes. I am done with the main course. It's about time for some dessert. ,F: Oh, you want my chocolate cakes? ,M: No, no. I'm just thinking of some dessert and I have had enough carrots. ,F: Robert, carrots contain much vitamin C. It is good for you. ,M: I know, but chocolate cake is even better. ,F: Oh, stop it. You know you need vegetables. You will end up fat if you don't watch your diet now. ,M: Well, actually I don't mind eating carrots, but chocolate cakes are much better. You know, I was born with a sweet tooth.
(A) F: Since we are having a meal, you should not eat carrots. (B) F: We are having a meal now, can we talk about it later? (C) F: If you want to eat carrots, you can have one after the shopping. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
M: The carrots taste awful in salty. How do you like them? ,F: I like them very much. They are delicious. ,M: Well, you can have all my carrots. I saw you buy some chocolate cakes. I am done with the main course. It's about time for some dessert. ,F: Oh, you want my chocolate cakes? ,M: No, no. I'm just thinking of some dessert and I have had enough carrots. ,F: Robert, carrots contain much vitamin C. It is good for you.
(A) M: You are right. Carrots are rich in fibers, I like them very much. (B) M: Although they contain much vitamin C, I do not like eating them. (C) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) M: You are telling the truth. Carrots contain much vitamins C, which is bad for health.
Output: B
M: Hello. This is Ken. May I speak to Andy? ,F: I'm afraid Andy isn't in at the moment. He's gone to the supermarket. Could I take a message? ,M: Great. Can you remind Andy that we're meeting tomorrow at 3:00 o'clock?
(A) F: Ok, I'll tell him the adress of your meeting to John. (B) F: Well, I'll remind him that meeting is at 13:00 o'clock today. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: OK. I will remind Andy of the meeting tomorrow.
Output: D
M: Hello. This is Ken. May I speak to Andy? ,F: I'm afraid Andy isn't in at the moment. He's gone to the supermarket. Could I take a message?
(A) M: Thank you! But Andy is in his office. Fine! I can get in touch with him at once. (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: Yes, please. Can you remind him of the meeting after his coming back from the supermaket. (D) M: You mean Andy has gone downtown? How can I get in touch with him?
Output: C
M: Hello. This is Ken. May I speak to Andy? ,F: I'm afraid Andy isn't in at the moment. He's gone to the supermarket. Could I take a message? ,M: Great. Can you remind Andy that we're meeting tomorrow at 3:00 o'clock? ,F: OK. Does he know where the meeting is? ,M: Tell him we'll be meeting in the corner office downtown. ,F: Yes, corner office downtown. Is there anything else? ,M: I'll leave my telephone number just in case he doesn't have it. ,F: OK, I'm ready. ,M: My cell phone number is 4399087754.
(A) F: That's 439-808-7754. Is that right? (B) F: That's 493-908-7754. Am I right? (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: You phone number is 493-908-7754?
Output: C
F: Welcome to skateboarding camp. Are you ready to sign up? ,M: I want to, but I don't a skateboard. I prefer to ride my bike.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) F: Thanks for joining us and having fun by skiing and biking. (C) F: Well actually, this is a skateboarding and biking camp! Have fun here. (D) F: Fine. The cycling park is over there. You can go and enjoy yourself.
Output: D
F: Welcome to skateboarding camp. Are you ready to sign up? ,M: I want to, but I don't a skateboard. I prefer to ride my bike. ,F: Well, we have skate parks and biking parks here. ,M: Sounds great, but I don't have any protective equipment. ,F: We have all the safety equipment you'll need. ,M: Great. How much is the camp? ,F: If you sign up for one week,it's $600, but if you sign up for 2 weeks, the price drops down to $500 per week. Housing and 3 meals a day are also included in the weekly price. We also have a professional skateboarder coming to the winter camp. The camp is only offered during the summer or winter.
(A) M: It is a real bargain if I sign up for two weeks. It only cost $1000. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: Wow! The biking camp only cost  $1100 for two weeks! I like it. (D) M: What? I have to pay $1000 per week for the camp? That's too expensive.
Output: A
F: Welcome to skateboarding camp. Are you ready to sign up? ,M: I want to, but I don't a skateboard. I prefer to ride my bike. ,F: Well, we have skate parks and biking parks here. ,M: Sounds great, but I don't have any protective equipment. ,F: We have all the safety equipment you'll need. ,M: Great. How much is the camp? ,F: If you sign up for one week,it's $600, but if you sign up for 2 weeks, the price drops down to $500 per week. Housing and 3 meals a day are also included in the weekly price. We also have a professional skateboarder coming to the winter camp. The camp is only offered during the summer or winter.
(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: A biker is coming? I don't care because I don't like bike. (C) M: Sounds great!  So the skier comes at summer usually. (D) M: Cool. So can we meet the skateboarder in the summer camp?
Output: A
M: Ah, that's the forth ad that appears suddenly on my computer screen since I started working on my paper.
(A) F: It is really annoying that the ad appears when you are working on schoolwork. (B) F: Wow, you are so great that you have finished five advertisements on your phone. (C) F: You need to concentrate on your schoolwork rather that the ad on the newspaper. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
M: Ah, that's the forth ad that appears suddenly on my computer screen since I started working on my paper. ,F: You can buy an app that will stop those ads. ,M: I can't afford to buy some fancy $10 software just so I can write my paper. ,F: It's not that expensive. It's $1 per month.
(A) M: I agree with you. It is not expensive if the app cost $1 monthly. (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: It is really expensive to buy an app on my phone which cost $12 monthly. (D) M: I have finished my paper, so I don't need to buy the app which need $30 monthly.
Output: A
M: Ah, that's the forth ad that appears suddenly on my computer screen since I started working on my paper. ,F: You can buy an app that will stop those ads. ,M: I can't afford to buy some fancy $10 software just so I can write my paper. ,F: It's not that expensive. It's $1 per month. ,M: So that's $12 a year. ,F: Is it going to take you a whole year to finish that essay? ,M: Well, no, Harriet. It'll be done in 3 weeks. But I'll be doing school work on this computer for 4 years before I graduate.
(A) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) F: After you finished your essay in three weeks, you can change this computer. (C) F: So you have to put up with the kids until you finished your essay in one month. (D) F: You'll have finished your paper in three weeks and need not be bothered by the ad.
Output: D
M: Have you been to the ocean yet Sue? ,F: No, Edward. My parents are checking in the hotel now. Is it beautiful? ,M: It's so crowded there that it's hard to know if it's beautiful or ugly.
(A) F: We checked in yesterday and my parents are at the stadium now. We'll go there later. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: My dad and mom are checking out now. We may skip the beach since you say it's ugly. (D) F: Really? After my parents finish checking in, I'll tell them to stay in the hotel for a while.
Output: D
M: Have you been to the ocean yet Sue? ,F: No, Edward. My parents are checking in the hotel now. Is it beautiful? ,M: It's so crowded there that it's hard to know if it's beautiful or ugly. ,F: I read in the travel book that the beaches are popular around noon. ,M: Well, your family is smart to come a little bit later then.
(A) F: Yeah. But I didn't really expect the beach to be that crowded as you described. (B) F: We didn't know anything about the beach before. How can it be so crowded? (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: My parents and I went to the beach after checking in. It's not as ugly as you said.
Output: A
M: Have you been to the ocean yet Sue? ,F: No, Edward. My parents are checking in the hotel now. Is it beautiful? ,M: It's so crowded there that it's hard to know if it's beautiful or ugly. ,F: I read in the travel book that the beaches are popular around noon. ,M: Well, your family is smart to come a little bit later then. ,F: Do you think there's enough room for a game of volleyball? ,M: You might be able to run but there's not enough space to play team sports. ,F: I don't like running. ,M: You're better off just reading a book or something.
(A) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) F: But I really want to play volleyball. Why it's so crowded? (C) F: Reading is what I want at this quiet and beautiful beach. (D) F: Since there's enough space, let's play volleyball as I wish.
Output: B
F: What are you doing here, Tom? ,M: I am organizing my fishing equipment. ,F: What for? ,M: I'm going fishing with my best friend. ,F: So you really like fishing huh? ,M: Yeah, I do.
(A) F: Though you dislike fishing, it's dangerous playing on the riverside now. (B) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (C) F: Good to see you here fishing with your family. Have you got any fish? (D) F: So cool. Do you need me to help you organize the fishing equipment?
Output: D
F: What are you doing here, Tom? ,M: I am organizing my fishing equipment. ,F: What for? ,M: I'm going fishing with my best friend. ,F: So you really like fishing huh? ,M: Yeah, I do. ,F: When did you first become interested in fishing? ,M: Long ago. You know my father really likes fishing. When I was a child, he took my brother and me to the riverside to go fishing. It was around that time that I started to get into it.
(A) F: I see. You are going with the best friend who recently led you into the habit of fishing. (B) F: Of course. It is normal that you fell in love with fishing since your father led to into it. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Wow, you started go fishing with only your father recently and soon became fond of it.
Output: B
M: Can I be of any help? ,F: Oh, thank you, Sam. You can be a great help. You know Steve's parents will come to dinner today. This is the first time they have come to visit our new house since our marriage. ,M: Good. What would you like me to do? ,F: Well, I can't make up my mind about what to have for dessert. I made 2 apple pies last night but I tasted one of them this morning and it didn't taste good at all.
(A) M: Alright, since you forgot to buy apple pies, I'll go out to buy some so you can prepare well for the dinner with Jason's parents. (B) M: Well, if you just don't know what to prepare, why not try to make some cakes? (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Well, if you just don't know what to prepare, why not try to make some cakes, I think Steve's children will like them when they come to dinner today.
Output: B
M: Can I be of any help? ,F: Oh, thank you, Sam. You can be a great help. You know Steve's parents will come to dinner today. This is the first time they have come to visit our new house since our marriage. ,M: Good. What would you like me to do? ,F: Well, I can't make up my mind about what to have for dessert. I made 2 apple pies last night but I tasted one of them this morning and it didn't taste good at all. ,M: You'd better make the pies over again if you don't want Steve's parents to make faces over there desert. ,F: Oh, they wouldn't do that. There are too polite. They would just make me as if nothing was wrong and then complain to Steve about it later.
(A) M: Then just don't worry about that, why don't you offer them some cream cakes? (B) M: Alright, you should just feel relax about that, since the cookies you made didn't taste good, why don't you make some fruit cakes? (C) M: Well, I know they are always complaining, but since the fruit cakes you made didn't taste good, why don't you try something else? (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: A
M: Can I be of any help? ,F: Oh, thank you, Sam. You can be a great help. You know Steve's parents will come to dinner today. This is the first time they have come to visit our new house since our marriage. ,M: Good. What would you like me to do? ,F: Well, I can't make up my mind about what to have for dessert. I made 2 apple pies last night but I tasted one of them this morning and it didn't taste good at all. ,M: You'd better make the pies over again if you don't want Steve's parents to make faces over there desert. ,F: Oh, they wouldn't do that. There are too polite. They would just make me as if nothing was wrong and then complain to Steve about it later. ,M: Look, why don't you just offer some fresh fruit and cheese for dessert? Steve's parents would probably like a healthy dessert.
(A) F: Alright, I'll take them to eat out for the dinner, I don't want they eat the bad taste pineapple pies I made. (B) F: Okay, I'll buy some fruit and vegetables and get well prepared for the lunch. (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: Well, that's a good idea, I'll prepare fresh fruit and cheese for dessert.
Output: D
M: Excuse me, madam, I wonder if you could help me. ,F: Yes. ,M: Do you happen to know anything about the Flower Show? ,F: Well, it is in the Forest Park.
(A) M: Okay, the Flower Show is held in the Forest Park. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Okay, the Flower Show is not held in the Forest Park. (D) M: Okay, I'll go to the Flower Park to see the Flower Show.
Output: A
M: Excuse me, madam, I wonder if you could help me. ,F: Yes. ,M: Do you happen to know anything about the Flower Show? ,F: Well, it is in the Forest Park. ,M: Can you tell me something about it? Is it interesting? ,F: I'm afraid I'm not really sure because I have not had the time to see it, but my daughter was there that day before yesterday. She said it was really beautiful. All sorts of flowers, roses, tulips. You name it, they have it. You see the show is one of the tourist attractions in our city. Go there and take a look, young man. ,M: I will. By the way, do you know when it is open? ,F: Well, let me see. It's open in the afternoon. My daughter told me.
(A) M: I will be here as your daughter said the Flower Show was beautiful. (B) M: I will be here as your daughter said the Forest Show was beautiful. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: I will be here as your daughter said the Forest Show was the biggest tourist attraction in the city.
Output: A
M: Excuse me, madam, I wonder if you could help me. ,F: Yes. ,M: Do you happen to know anything about the Flower Show? ,F: Well, it is in the Forest Park. ,M: Can you tell me something about it? Is it interesting? ,F: I'm afraid I'm not really sure because I have not had the time to see it, but my daughter was there that day before yesterday. She said it was really beautiful. All sorts of flowers, roses, tulips. You name it, they have it. You see the show is one of the tourist attractions in our city. Go there and take a look, young man. ,M: I will. By the way, do you know when it is open? ,F: Well, let me see. It's open in the afternoon. My daughter told me.
(A) M: So your daughter went to the Flower Show yesterday. (B) M: Great! I will go to the Flower Show in the morning. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: Great! I will go to the Flower Show in the afternoon.
Output: D
M: Lost and found. How can I help you? ,F: I'm ringing because I lost my bag yesterday. ,M: I see. Well, we received 8 bags yesterday. What color is it? ,F: It's black. ,M: Em, I've got 3 bags here. Can you give me some more information? ,F: It's quite large. I wear it over my shoulder. It's got a zip on the front and there's a pocket on the side for a mobile phone.
(A) M: Really? You wear it over your arm? Oh, there are three colors other than black in Lost and Found. (B) M: Oh, we received 8 bags yesterday and there are five colors other than black in Lost and Found. (C) M: Well, we received 8 bags this morning and there are five colors other than black in Lost and Found. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B