niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
M: Tired again, Samantha. ,F: Oh, sorry， James. I've had such a busy week and this morning was just. Uh...I woke up really early at 5:30 AM and then I couldn't get back to sleep. So I got up. ,M: What? At 5:30 AM on a Saturday morning? ,F: Yes, then I had a shower and went out to catch a bus into town. Instead of 8 o'clock AM, it didn't come until 8:15 AM and it was raining hard. ,M: Oh, dear. What happened next? ,F: When I got to town, it was 9:15 AM. So first of all, I went to the library, but it was closed. So I waited until 10:00 AM for it to open. ,M: Why did you go to the library? ,F: I needed some information for my school project, but I spent 2 hours looking for something about the Kings and Queens of England. But all the books I needed were out of the library. ,M: Why didn't you go to the book shop in Stanley Street? ,F: I've didn't have enough money on me, so I caught the bus home at 12:30.
(A) M:  So you were still at the library at 11:00, weren’t you? (B) M:  I guess you were on a bus at 11:00, am I right? (C) M:  I bet your were at home at 11:00, weren’t you? (D) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: A
M: Tired again, Samantha. ,F: Oh, sorry， James. I've had such a busy week and this morning was just. Uh...I woke up really early at 5:30 AM and then I couldn't get back to sleep. So I got up. ,M: What? At 5:30 AM on a Saturday morning? ,F: Yes, then I had a shower and went out to catch a bus into town. Instead of 8 o'clock AM, it didn't come until 8:15 AM and it was raining hard. ,M: Oh, dear. What happened next? ,F: When I got to town, it was 9:15 AM. So first of all, I went to the library, but it was closed. So I waited until 10:00 AM for it to open. ,M: Why did you go to the library? ,F: I needed some information for my school project, but I spent 2 hours looking for something about the Kings and Queens of England. But all the books I needed were out of the library. ,M: Why didn't you go to the book shop in Stanley Street? ,F: I've didn't have enough money on me, so I caught the bus home at 12:30. ,M: What time did you get home? ,F: Not until 2:00 PM. The bus broke down and I had to walk the rest of the way home. ,M: Oh, dear.
(A) F:  Yeah. I walked all the way home from the library. (B) F:  The bus broke, so I entered a bookshop on the way home. (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:  Terrible, right? The bus broke down halfway.
Output: D
M: What's the terrible noise? ,F: The engines. The crew is warming them up. We're about to take gold from Vancouver.
(A) M: OK. So the crew has finished warming up and we will soon be at Vancouver, right? (B) M: OK. It's so quiet. Why hasn't the plane taken off yet? (C) M: OK. Now I know that the engines are noisy. When will the plane take off? (D) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: C
M: What's the terrible noise? ,F: The engines. The crew is warming them up. We're about to take gold from Vancouver. ,M: Now, my ears hurt. I suppose that's the atmospheric pressure. How many things can happen to us in an airplane? ,F: Nothing serious. It's going to happen to you just sit back and relax. ,M: A minute later. ,F: Excuse me. Do you want headphones for the movie?
(A) M: Sure, thank you. I will be watching this movie during my whole flight. (B) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) M: No, thank you. I don't want to watch anything during my flight. I just want to relax. (D) M: No, thank you. I am trying to read something. Could you please be quiet?
Output: A
M: What's the terrible noise? ,F: The engines. The crew is warming them up. We're about to take gold from Vancouver. ,M: Now, my ears hurt. I suppose that's the atmospheric pressure. How many things can happen to us in an airplane? ,F: Nothing serious. It's going to happen to you just sit back and relax. ,M: A minute later. ,F: Excuse me. Do you want headphones for the movie? ,M: We sure do. By the way, this is a direct flight, isn't it? ,F: No. There is a stopover in Chicago.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: So the flight will have a stopover in Vancouver, right? (C) M: Oh, I didn't know that there will be a stopover in New York. (D) M: So this is a direct flight to Chicago, right?
Output: A
F: Hi, Jack. It's several months since I last saw you. ,M: Hi, Sue. I've been busy with my book. ,F: Haven't you finished it yet? ,M: I will have in a few days. ,F: Are you going to advertise it yourself?
(A) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (B) M: I've finished it a few days ago. Yes. (C) M: Yes. And  I will finish it in a few days. (D) M: No. It will take me two months to finish it.
Output: C
F: Hi, Jack. It's several months since I last saw you. ,M: Hi, Sue. I've been busy with my book. ,F: Haven't you finished it yet? ,M: I will have in a few days. ,F: Are you going to advertise it yourself? ,M: Hmm...Some friends suggested I should, but I'm still in 2 minds about it. ,F: If I were you, I would. ,M: Thank you for your advice. I think I'll market it
(A) F: Yes. Why will you ask your friends to advertise the book? (B) F: Well. Selling books yourself is tiring. You'd better ask someone else for help. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Why you haven't decided yet?
Output: C
F: Oh, my! I'm bored with this job. ,M: Hey! There's a job that's perfect for you in today's paper. You might be interested in it.
(A) F: Yeah, my job is boring. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: Yeah, my previous job was boring. But my current job is very interesting. (D) F: Yeah, my job is challenging. I prefer boring jobs.
Output: A
F: Oh, my! I'm bored with this job. ,M: Hey! There's a job that's perfect for you in today's paper. You might be interested in it. ,F: Oh, what is it? What do they want? ,M: Wait a minute. Ah, here it is. The China Trip Agency is looking for a translator from Chinese to English.
(A) F: Wow, great. I'd like to be a translator from Japanese to Chinese. (B) F: Wow, great. I'd like to be a translator. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Wow, great. I'd like to be a travel agent. I hate my current job as a translator.
Output: B
F: Oh, my! I'm bored with this job. ,M: Hey! There's a job that's perfect for you in today's paper. You might be interested in it. ,F: Oh, what is it? What do they want? ,M: Wait a minute. Ah, here it is. The China Trip Agency is looking for a translator from Chinese to English. ,F: Well, I got a degree and plenty of experience. What else are they looking for? ,M: Just that. A university degree and two to three years of experience as a translator in a professional environment. The person should have a lively and open mind, effective communication skills, and the ability to work alone or as part of a team.
(A) F: Oh, but I have no relevant experience, which is necessary for the new job. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: That's great. I get a fresh mind, which is necessary for the new job. (D) F: That's great. I have excellent writing skills, which are necessary for the new job.
Output: B
F: Oh, my! I'm bored with this job. ,M: Hey! There's a job that's perfect for you in today's paper. You might be interested in it. ,F: Oh, what is it? What do they want? ,M: Wait a minute. Ah, here it is. The China Trip Agency is looking for a translator from Chinese to English. ,F: Well, I got a degree and plenty of experience. What else are they looking for? ,M: Just that. A university degree and two to three years of experience as a translator in a professional environment. The person should have a lively and open mind, effective communication skills, and the ability to work alone or as part of a team. ,F: Well, if I stay on my present job much longer, I won't have any mind or skills left. What about the salary? ,M: It depends on the applicant's education and experience. In addition to basic salary, there's a list of benefits. Have a look for yourself. ,F: Um, travel and social security, plus paid vacation. Hey, this isn't bad. I really want the job.
(A) M: You're right. I think the long vacation attracts you, although there is no other welfare benefit. (B) M: I agree with you. The safe environment is very attractive, although there is no other welfare benefit. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: You're attracted by the good welfare benefits. But you can't apply for it because you have no relevant experience.
Output: C
M: Want to go with me to get some pizza, Sophie? ,F: No, Black. I'm waiting for a package to be delivered. ,M: This is why I hate shopping online. It would be faster to just get what you want from the store. Now you have to sit here all day. Isn't Mom home?
(A) F: All right. So you hate online shopping because you need to wait for packages. (B) F: All right. So you hate online shopping because you need to tracking the parcel. (C) F: All right. So you love online shopping because you need to plan ahead. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: A
M: Want to go with me to get some pizza, Sophie? ,F: No, Black. I'm waiting for a package to be delivered. ,M: This is why I hate shopping online. It would be faster to just get what you want from the store. Now you have to sit here all day. Isn't Mom home? ,F: No, Mom went to work. ,M: Just download an app to keep track of your package. You can just come back when you get a delivery notice.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: You're right. I should clean the house, as you suggest. (C) F: You're right. I should download an app, as you suggest. (D) F: You're right. I should download an app, as your mother suggests.
Output: C
M: Hi, Megan. How are you? Have you seen the doctor? ,F: No, it's not about me. It's about Bonzo. ,M: What happened? ,F: I was playing football with Bonzo in the garden, and the ball went over the garden into the road. When Bonzo was running after it, he got hit by a car. ,M: Oh, no! Didn't the drivers see Bonzo? ,F: Not really. Bonzo was running too fast. We took him to the pet hospital immediately. But there was nothing they could do.
(A) M: You must be very upset since your pet Oscar was having an operation. (B) M: You must be very upset since you love your pet Oscar so much. (C) M: Your brother must be very upset since he loves your pet  Bonzo so much. (D) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: D
M: Hi, Megan. How are you? Have you seen the doctor? ,F: No, it's not about me. It's about Bonzo. ,M: What happened? ,F: I was playing football with Bonzo in the garden, and the ball went over the garden into the road. When Bonzo was running after it, he got hit by a car. ,M: Oh, no! Didn't the drivers see Bonzo? ,F: Not really. Bonzo was running too fast. We took him to the pet hospital immediately. But there was nothing they could do. ,M: Oh, poor dog. I know how much he meant to you. ,F: I have had him since he was 2 months old. He was like one of my family. ,M: I know you are very sad, but you can't be alone like this anymore. Let's go out and do some shopping, which is your favorite. ,F: I would like to have a cup of coffee to calm down.
(A) M: So let's so some shopping together. Because you have to calm down after your brother was hit by the car. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: So let's have some coffee together. Because you have to calm down after your brother was hit by the car. (D) M: So let's have some coffee together.
Output: D
M: I can't wait for my birthday party this Saturday evening. I hope it will be better this year. I'm hoping for something surprising and a lot of gifts. ,F: It will be. There will be a lot of people at your party.
(A) M: Yeah, I saw the big box, I think it's present for Alice's birthday party this Saturday evening. (B) M: Alright, I hope we could prepare a big surprise for Alice's birthday, she was looking forward to it. (C) M: Yeah. your friends are all very friendly and they could have fun in your birthday party this Saturday evening. (D) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: D
M: I can't wait for my birthday party this Saturday evening. I hope it will be better this year. I'm hoping for something surprising and a lot of gifts. ,F: It will be. There will be a lot of people at your party. ,M: I know my friends are preparing to give me a big surprise these days. ,F: How do you know? ,M: I saw Tom wrapping a big box with Alice, Bob and Annie
(A) F: Oh, I am pretty surprised about that, they really did a lot things for Bob's birthday party this Saturday evening. (B) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) F: To tell the truth, I'm as excited as you are, I also want to know the result of the test we did yesterday. (D) F: You are so calm, don't you want to know what they have prepared for Alice's birthday party this Saturday evening?
Output: B
M: How was your doctors' appointment? ,F: It was fine. He says that I'm pretty healthy overall. But I told him that I have trouble sleeping sometimes and he offered me sleeping pills.
(A) M: Why does the psychologist say you are unhealthy? (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: Excuse me, did you bring the sleeping pills from the doctor you just met? (D) M: You just met your friend. How is your friend now?
Output: C
M: How was your doctors' appointment? ,F: It was fine. He says that I'm pretty healthy overall. But I told him that I have trouble sleeping sometimes and he offered me sleeping pills. ,M: Did you take them? ,F: No, I'm afraid they're harmful to my health. ,M: So what are you going to do? ,F: I think I will schedule an appointment with the psychologist. Maybe I can't sleep because I have too much anxiety. Talking to someone may help.
(A) M: You can talk to me. You are too anxious to sleep. (B) M: You can talk to me. Your headache may be the only reason for your anxiety. (C) M: You can talk to me. You have too much work to do. So, you may feel tiring and fall asleep soon. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: How was your doctors' appointment? ,F: It was fine. He says that I'm pretty healthy overall. But I told him that I have trouble sleeping sometimes and he offered me sleeping pills. ,M: Did you take them? ,F: No, I'm afraid they're harmful to my health. ,M: So what are you going to do? ,F: I think I will schedule an appointment with the psychologist. Maybe I can't sleep because I have too much anxiety. Talking to someone may help. ,M: You know I used to have trouble sleeping and I found a few things that help. If I exercise outdoors in the morning, it relaxes me all day. Also, if I don't use my phone or computer after 8:00 pm, then I can easily fall asleep at 10.
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: Your suggestions are very good. Maybe I need to do some outdoors in the morning to help me sleep. (C) F: Why do you suggest me to talk more often to others? (D) F: Why do you suggest me not using the computer before 8:00 pm?
Output: B
F: We are finally in our last year of highschool. How exciting! I can't wait to graduate. ,M: Neither can I. But I don't think this year is going to be that easy.
(A) F: I'm surprised to know that you think our last year of high school is going to be fun. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: Why do you think it's going to be difficult? (D) F: I'm surprised that you think our first year of high school is going to be easy.
Output: C
F: We are finally in our last year of highschool. How exciting! I can't wait to graduate. ,M: Neither can I. But I don't think this year is going to be that easy. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, in order to get into a good college, we have to take challenging classes this year. ,F: Of course, but we'll still have some time for fun. ,M: I don't know. I'm taking advanced math, English, 2 different science classes. ,F: Oh, don't worry. You've taken difficult classes before. ,M: Yes, but I'm also volunteering at the hospital 3 times a week. I think it will help me get into medical school.
(A) F: You want to major in English in university? Good luck. (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: Good luck with that. I think you have what it takes to go to medical school. (D) F: You are volunteering at the hospital twice a week in order to get into medical school? Good luck.
Output: C
F: We are finally in our last year of highschool. How exciting! I can't wait to graduate. ,M: Neither can I. But I don't think this year is going to be that easy. ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, in order to get into a good college, we have to take challenging classes this year. ,F: Of course, but we'll still have some time for fun. ,M: I don't know. I'm taking advanced math, English, 2 different science classes. ,F: Oh, don't worry. You've taken difficult classes before. ,M: Yes, but I'm also volunteering at the hospital 3 times a week. I think it will help me get into medical school. ,F: I'm volunteering, too. I expect to be busy this year, but I still plan to enjoy myself. ,M: Where are you volunteering? ,F: At the zoo. You should come visit. I'll be there every Saturday and Sunday.
(A) M: You have volunteer work every day? You must be tired. (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: Oh, you are free every weekend? We should hang out. (D) M: OK, I'll definitely go see you in the weekend.
Output: D
M: Excuse me, Miss Ames, can I ask you something? ,F: Sure, John. Ask me anything. ,M: OK, would you please oil your door? ,F: What? ,M: You always come home so late. And whenever you open the front door, it makes a lot of noise. ,F: What do you mean late? I come back around 11:00. That's not late at all.
(A) M: That's too late. Your door is really old. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: That's too late. Your door is hard to open. (D) M: That's too late. You have made too much noise.
Output: B
M: Excuse me, Miss Ames, can I ask you something? ,F: Sure, John. Ask me anything. ,M: OK, would you please oil your door? ,F: What? ,M: You always come home so late. And whenever you open the front door, it makes a lot of noise. ,F: What do you mean late? I come back around 11:00. That's not late at all. ,M: Well, you spend hours after that going in and out, in and out, until my head feels ready to burst.
(A) F: Yes, I'm sorry to hear that. I usually come home late at night. (B) F: No. I never come home late at night. (C) F: No. You're bullshit. I usually come home in the middle of the day. (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: A
M: Mom, I want a puppy. ,F: Let me think about it. ,M: Why do you have to think about it? ,F: Because puppies cost money. ,M: No, they don't. Puppies are free. ,F: Yes, but puppies need their shots. ,M: Shots for what? ,F: So they won't get sick, just like why you get your shots.
(A) M: No problem. If you agree with me to have a pet, I will  but the shots for it. (B) M: Yeah, grandma, it wouldn't cost any, so do you agree with me to have a puppy? (C) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) M: Ok, we don't need to buy shots and I will buy some vegetables to them.
Output: A
M: Mom, I want a puppy. ,F: Let me think about it. ,M: Why do you have to think about it? ,F: Because puppies cost money. ,M: No, they don't. Puppies are free. ,F: Yes, but puppies need their shots. ,M: Shots for what? ,F: So they won't get sick, just like why you get your shots. ,M: I hate shots. ,F: And puppies have to eat. Food costs money. ,M: No problem. I'll give him some food off my plate. ,F: Oh, no, you won't. Puppies don't eat vegetables.
(A) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) M: I can take good care of the puppy. It won't get sick and don't need to buy shots. (C) M: Yes, I promise I can build a house for the puppy. They won't cost any. (D) M: That's great! Puppies eat vegetables, so I can give the puppy some of my food.
Output: A
M: Amy, what's your favorite sport? ,F: Ah, it's hard to say. I loved swimming when I was in primary school, but I like running best at the moment.
(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: Yeah, I see, you loved jumping when you were in primary school, but you like swimming best at the moment, right? (C) M: So, you loved running since you were in primary school, didn't you? (D) M: Running? Why do you like running best at the moment.
Output: D
M: Amy, what's your favorite sport? ,F: Ah, it's hard to say. I loved swimming when I was in primary school, but I like running best at the moment. ,M: You run very fast, don't you? ,F: Yes, but not the fastest in my class. Lily runs much faster than I.
(A) M: I didn't expect Amy to run the fastest. Since running is not your favorite sport, no wonder you don't run as fast as her. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Oh, Mike! Isn't he as fond of swimming as you are now? Why is he the fastest runner? (D) M: You've loved running since elementary school. Why are you slower than Lily? I always thought you were the fastest runner in your class, but it was Lily.
Output: B
M: Amy, what's your favorite sport? ,F: Ah, it's hard to say. I loved swimming when I was in primary school, but I like running best at the moment. ,M: You run very fast, don't you? ,F: Yes, but not the fastest in my class. Lily runs much faster than I. ,M: Really? ,F: Yes, Lily runs the fastest of all. what about you, Mike? What do you like? ,M: You like running, but I like jumping, both the high jump and the long jump. ,F: Did you take part in the sports meet last year? ,M: Yes, I took part in both the high jump and the long jump. And I won the first prize in the long jump last year.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: Do you mean you won the first prize in the high jump last year? That's great! (C) F: Oh, I didn't know you won the first prize in the long jump last month. (D) F: You won the first place in the long jump last week! But don't you like running? I didn't expect you to jump so well!
Output: A
M: Amy, what's your favorite sport? ,F: Ah, it's hard to say. I loved swimming when I was in primary school, but I like running best at the moment. ,M: You run very fast, don't you? ,F: Yes, but not the fastest in my class. Lily runs much faster than I. ,M: Really? ,F: Yes, Lily runs the fastest of all. what about you, Mike? What do you like? ,M: You like running, but I like jumping, both the high jump and the long jump. ,F: Did you take part in the sports meet last year? ,M: Yes, I took part in both the high jump and the long jump. And I won the first prize in the long jump last year. ,F: You are also going to take part in the long jump this year, right? ,M: Yes, and I'll try to make a better record. ,F: Good luck.
(A) M: Thank you. You can run with your classmate Lily. (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: Thank you. I hope you can win a prize in swimming. After all, you have been fond of swimming since primary school. (D) M: Thank you. Although you can run faster than your classmate Lily, you can run together.
Output: A
M: I'll be at a lunch meeting for the next hour and a half. Will you please tell anyone who calls that I will call them back later this afternoon? And if anyone comes to the office, it just have them wait until I come back. ,F: Yes, Mr. Roberts. What if they are there waiting for a long time? Should I offer them anything?
(A) M: No, please have a lunch break. I'll be at a lunch meeting for three hours. (B) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) M: No, please have a lunch break. I'll go to another company. (D) M: No, please have a lunch break. I'll go to a video store.
Output: B
M: I'll be at a lunch meeting for the next hour and a half. Will you please tell anyone who calls that I will call them back later this afternoon? And if anyone comes to the office, it just have them wait until I come back. ,F: Yes, Mr. Roberts. What if they are there waiting for a long time? Should I offer them anything?
(A) M: No. I'll call you back during lunch. (B) M: No. I'll not call you back in the afternoon, maybe tomorrow. (C) M: No. I'll call you back in the afternoon. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
M: Good morning, what's the matter? ,F: Good morning, doctor. I'm not feeling well. I have a fever. ,M: How long have you been like this?
(A) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) F: I've had a headache for two days. (C) F: I had a fever since yesterday. (D) F: I have got a fever and get well soon.
Output: C
M: Good morning, what's the matter? ,F: Good morning, doctor. I'm not feeling well. I have a fever. ,M: How long have you been like this? ,F: For 2 days. ,M: Oh, that's terrible. You should take this medicine 4 times a day and drink lots of water. ,F: Thank you, doctor. ,M: It's a pleasure. I hope you'll feel better soon.
(A) F: I'll take the medicine twice a day. (B) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) F: I'll take the medicine four times a day. (D) F: I'll take the medicine three times a day.
Output: C
M: So, Emily, you're ready for the trip, right? ,F: Yes, I am. ,M: But you seem to be a little bit nervous. ,F: Yes, I am a little nervous. But I think it'll be a great experience and hopefully my English will improve a lot.
(A) M: Relax! I am sure you will have a good time and speak excellent English when you're back. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: Don't be so sad, failing to pass one exam is nothing. After all you have tried your best. (D) M: Why do you feel disappointed? Are you not satisfied with your scores?
Output: A
M: So, Emily, you're ready for the trip, right? ,F: Yes, I am. ,M: But you seem to be a little bit nervous. ,F: Yes, I am a little nervous. But I think it'll be a great experience and hopefully my English will improve a lot. ,M: Oh, I'm sure it will. My English improved a lot when I went to Australia last year. England is a great place to visit. And you'll be in London, right? ,F: That's right.
(A) M: Wish you a good time in NY. (B) M: Enjoy yourself in London, it's a very beautiful city. (C) M: Don't miss the football match in Manchester. (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: My guest today is Tim Jones, who organizes an international summer course for young musicians. Tim, tell us all about it. ,M: Well, I'm lucky to have such a great job. Basically, young musicians come from all over the world and learn to play together to have a concert tour. By the end of the eight week course, they're really good. And hearing them play is what gives me most pleasure. Unfortunately, I don't get to know them all that well, as organizing every single small thing of the course keeps me busy.
(A) F: It is good to meet famous musicians, and you don't need to deal with young musicians. (B) F: Sorry to know that you don't enjoy the job, I can understand organizing every detail is tiring. (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Yes, young musicians are the future, it is good to hear them play when they are still young.
Output: D
F: My guest today is Tim Jones, who organizes an international summer course for young musicians. Tim, tell us all about it. ,M: Well, I'm lucky to have such a great job. Basically, young musicians come from all over the world and learn to play together to have a concert tour. By the end of the eight week course, they're really good. And hearing them play is what gives me most pleasure. Unfortunately, I don't get to know them all that well, as organizing every single small thing of the course keeps me busy. ,F: So how do you find the young musicians? ,M: We advertise online. Anyone between the ages of 16 and 20 can complete the application form and email it to us. We're not looking for perfect performance or the good looking stars of tomorrow. But the course is in English, so a basic level of spoken language is necessary.
(A) F: Yes, through advertising in the university, every students aged between 18 to 24 can apply your course. (B) F: Yes, forms in different languages online are necessary, so that people can't speak English can also apply. (C) F: Advertising trough the Internet is really a wise move, young people surf in the Internet more nowadays. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: C
F: My guest today is Tim Jones, who organizes an international summer course for young musicians. Tim, tell us all about it. ,M: Well, I'm lucky to have such a great job. Basically, young musicians come from all over the world and learn to play together to have a concert tour. By the end of the eight week course, they're really good. And hearing them play is what gives me most pleasure. Unfortunately, I don't get to know them all that well, as organizing every single small thing of the course keeps me busy. ,F: So how do you find the young musicians? ,M: We advertise online. Anyone between the ages of 16 and 20 can complete the application form and email it to us. We're not looking for perfect performance or the good looking stars of tomorrow. But the course is in English, so a basic level of spoken language is necessary.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: Yes, as an official language of the course, basic English skill is required to attend it. (C) F: I understand, this course is for famous musicians, so perfect performance is necessary. (D) F: Yes, good looks should be a basic requirement for your course to teach people acting.
Output: B
F: My guest today is Tim Jones, who organizes an international summer course for young musicians. Tim, tell us all about it. ,M: Well, I'm lucky to have such a great job. Basically, young musicians come from all over the world and learn to play together to have a concert tour. By the end of the eight week course, they're really good. And hearing them play is what gives me most pleasure. Unfortunately, I don't get to know them all that well, as organizing every single small thing of the course keeps me busy. ,F: So how do you find the young musicians? ,M: We advertise online. Anyone between the ages of 16 and 20 can complete the application form and email it to us. We're not looking for perfect performance or the good looking stars of tomorrow. But the course is in English, so a basic level of spoken language is necessary. ,F: Where is the course held? ,M: Mostly in a university during the summer holidays. They have halls for practicing and plenty of bedrooms and dining rooms, which is a low cost for us. And of course, convenient transport is a must. So somewhere in the quiet countryside is no good, even though it is more spacious there.
(A) F: Yes, though the transportation in countryside is convenient, the cost is high. (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: Yes, countryside is always crowded and the transportation is inconvenient. (D) F: I can understand. If the transportation is not convenient, people'll not come.
Output: D
F: Hello, Benson Software, you're through to customer service. ,M: Hello, this is Mike Williams from Smiths retailers. I'm phoning about the CD players you sent last week. Emm, I'm afraid you don't seem to have sent us enough. ,F: Oh, dear, I'm sorry about that. How many did you receive? ,M: Well, we received 50, but I'm pretty sure we ordered 150.
(A) F: Let me check, Tom. Please wait here at the Customer Service office. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: You mean you ordered 250? I'll check and call you again later, Mathew. (D) F: Please hold on the phone while I'm checking the order for you, Mike.
Output: D
F: Hello, Benson Software, you're through to customer service. ,M: Hello, this is Mike Williams from Smiths retailers. I'm phoning about the CD players you sent last week. Emm, I'm afraid you don't seem to have sent us enough. ,F: Oh, dear, I'm sorry about that. How many did you receive? ,M: Well, we received 50, but I'm pretty sure we ordered 150. ,F: Just a moment, I'll check your order. Well, according to our records, you seem to have ordered 50. ,M: Really? Oh, perhaps there's been a mistake. I feel certain we have ordered 150.
(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: The 150 CD players you received were broken? I'll repair them for you. (C) F: I see. We mistakenly sent your 150 more CD players. Sorry for the trouble. (D) F: Sorry for the wrong order. Your complaint is received. We'll deal with it.
Output: D
F: Hello, Benson Software, you're through to customer service. ,M: Hello, this is Mike Williams from Smiths retailers. I'm phoning about the CD players you sent last week. Emm, I'm afraid you don't seem to have sent us enough. ,F: Oh, dear, I'm sorry about that. How many did you receive? ,M: Well, we received 50, but I'm pretty sure we ordered 150. ,F: Just a moment, I'll check your order. Well, according to our records, you seem to have ordered 50. ,M: Really? Oh, perhaps there's been a mistake. I feel certain we have ordered 150. ,F: Sorry about the misunderstanding. We'll get the extra 100 to you as soon as possible.
(A) M: Don't count wrong again. I received none, so it should be 50 this time. (B) M: 150 CD players, yes. I've got 20 before, so it'll be 150 more this time. (C) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) M: Great. Then I will be expecting for the rest 100 CD players. Thanks.
Output: D
M: Hey, Susan, how's it going? ,F: Terrible. I'm really unhappy at Pat, the house owner. When I came home yesterday, the front door was wide open. The cat was hiding in the closet. And there was Pat. He came to change the pipe. But he didn't even tell me that he was coming. He does this all the time. last month, one day I was throwing a dinner party for 8 people, when I went out for a minute to buy some wine, Pat came to repair the broken light in my bedroom. I nearly had a heart attack when I walked in and found him there.
(A) M: Yes, you find a house with good condition. You don't need to repair the pipe or light. (B) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) M: Thanks for inviting me to the party for 18 people.What should I bring? (D) M: Don't be mad at him. He is the owner after all. If you don't like, you can move.
Output: D
M: Hey, Susan, how's it going? ,F: Terrible. I'm really unhappy at Pat, the house owner. When I came home yesterday, the front door was wide open. The cat was hiding in the closet. And there was Pat. He came to change the pipe. But he didn't even tell me that he was coming. He does this all the time. last month, one day I was throwing a dinner party for 8 people, when I went out for a minute to buy some wine, Pat came to repair the broken light in my bedroom. I nearly had a heart attack when I walked in and found him there.
(A) M: Creepy!  He can't just run into your room and replace the pipe yesterday! (B) M: How terrible! But it is lucky that your flatmate Pat helped you with the electricity yesterday. (C) M: It was your boy friend Pat's duty to repair the broken light yesterday. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: A
M: I'm tired. I went to sleep late last night. ,F: Did you work overtime again? ,M: No, I watched that new reality TV show till midnight.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: What? It's all because you stayed up watching TV show that you become tired. (C) F: Poor you. It must be very tiring working till so late last night. Have a rest today. (D) F: I can't believe that you had been watching talk shows for the whole night!
Output: B
M: I'm tired. I went to sleep late last night. ,F: Did you work overtime again? ,M: No, I watched that new reality TV show till midnight. ,F: Oh, you didn't watch that rubbish, did you? It's just a group of people stuck in a house doing nothing. I have to admit it was attractive when it was new. But it's strange to think people are still watching the same shows nowadays. It seems to me that those shows just feed the big desire everyone seems to have for media attention. Everyone wants to be a star these days.
(A) M: Though I know that reality TV shows are meaningless to you, I quite like them. (B) M: Yeah, the reality show is really meaningless, so I just watched it until 8pm last night. (C) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) M: I can understand that you find reality shows strange. It's a brand new type of show.
Output: A
M: I'm tired. I went to sleep late last night. ,F: Did you work overtime again? ,M: No, I watched that new reality TV show till midnight. ,F: Oh, you didn't watch that rubbish, did you? It's just a group of people stuck in a house doing nothing. I have to admit it was attractive when it was new. But it's strange to think people are still watching the same shows nowadays. It seems to me that those shows just feed the big desire everyone seems to have for media attention. Everyone wants to be a star these days.
(A) M: I agree. It's the desire for money that drives people to the reality shows, so I never watch them. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: Yeah, reality show guests all want to become famous. I think it's quite normal for ordinary people. (D) M: You think people join the reality shows to experience differences, no wonder you find them meaningful.
Output: C
M: I'm tired. I went to sleep late last night. ,F: Did you work overtime again? ,M: No, I watched that new reality TV show till midnight. ,F: Oh, you didn't watch that rubbish, did you? It's just a group of people stuck in a house doing nothing. I have to admit it was attractive when it was new. But it's strange to think people are still watching the same shows nowadays. It seems to me that those shows just feed the big desire everyone seems to have for media attention. Everyone wants to be a star these days. ,M: But there are still some people signing up for those shows just to experience a different life or to earn some money. ,F: Anyway, I have no interest in these nobodies, whose idea of fame is that they were on a reality TV show. I admire people with real talent do actually earn their fame because they are different from the rest of us. ,M: Uhm, I don't think so in that way. Maybe we need to rethink what fame is.
(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: Glad to hear that you also admire people with real talent. That's why I like reality shows. (C) F: Indeed. Our varied understandings of fame lead to different attitude toward reality shows. (D) F: Reality show is such a new type of TV show that it leads us to different opinions on fame.
Output: C
F: How did you get interested in country music? ,M: Well, when my wife and I first got our record player, we started to buy all kinds of records, Jazz, country music and rock. Soon I found that I was buying more country music records than any other kind. ,F: How did you start working for the radio station? ,M: I thought there should be a radio program of country songs, so I went to CBC and suggested it. That was how we started the program called Golden Country Time.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: Are you enjoy working for the Jazz radio program? (C) F: Wow! Sounds that you really enjoy selling music records. (D) F: Where are those wonderful lines from when you write them?
Output: A
F: How did you get interested in country music? ,M: Well, when my wife and I first got our record player, we started to buy all kinds of records, Jazz, country music and rock. Soon I found that I was buying more country music records than any other kind.
(A) F: It never happen to me that Jazz music is your favorite! And Why? (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: Have you ever thought about why? Why do you like country music most? (D) F: Back to then, many young people like Rock music. So do you!
Output: C
F: How did you get interested in country music? ,M: Well, when my wife and I first got our record player, we started to buy all kinds of records, Jazz, country music and rock. Soon I found that I was buying more country music records than any other kind. ,F: How did you start working for the radio station? ,M: I thought there should be a radio program of country songs, so I went to CBC and suggested it. That was how we started the program called Golden Country Time. ,F: Then you were asked to write articles to explain the background of those songs. ,M: Yes, but soon I got tired of running to the library to find information. So I started buying country song books and building my own library.
(A) F: Yeah, that's a better way go get more information for the program and songs. (B) F: Yeah, I see. So when are you going to start the new radio program about Jazz? (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Sounds reasonable! You need some different thoughts when you write songs.
Output: A
F: Jack, our teacher let me ask you which circus tickets you've decided to buy. ,M: Well, there wasn't much choice of them. There weren't enough of the 12 pounds 50 seats for all of us, which is what I was planning to buy. And although there were lots of seats at 15 pounds 50, these were only on weekday afternoons, which I know wasn't suitable for us. So I'm afraid I've gone for the ones at 17 pounds 50. I know it's more than we wanted to pay. But at least we won't be right the back.
(A) F: That's okay, it's not your fault that they don't have enough 12.50 pounds tickets, just choose the 17.50 pounds ones. (B) F: That's alright,  I don't think it's not your fault that they don't have enough 12.50 pounds tickets, just as you said, buy the 15.50 pounds tickets. (C) F: Yeah, you're right, the time for those 12.50 pounds tickets is not suitable for us, just as you said, buy the 15.50 pounds tickets. (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: A
F: Jack, our teacher let me ask you which circus tickets you've decided to buy. ,M: Well, there wasn't much choice of them. There weren't enough of the 12 pounds 50 seats for all of us, which is what I was planning to buy. And although there were lots of seats at 15 pounds 50, these were only on weekday afternoons, which I know wasn't suitable for us. So I'm afraid I've gone for the ones at 17 pounds 50. I know it's more than we wanted to pay. But at least we won't be right the back.
(A) F: OK, just  buy the 17.50 pounds tickets, I think that's the best choice for all of us to go there at that time, right? (B) F: Alright, just buy the 15.50 ones, and you said that weekday afternoons, that's perfect time for us to go. (C) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) F: OK, buy the 17.50 pounds ones, not having enough seats is not a problem, I am not going because I have to finish my homework.
Output: A
F: Good morning, Hilton Hotel. Can I help you? ,M: Good morning. I'd like to book a single room with a bath. ,F: I'm afraid the single room has been booked out. How about the double room with a bath? ,M: That's OK. How much is the fee per night? ,F: $70. 00. When will you be arriving and leaving, sir? ,M: From Monday October twenty-second to Friday October twenty-sixth, for 4 nights.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: Okay. You can check out on October 25th. (C) F: Okay. You can check in on October 21st and check out on October 22nd. (D) F: Okay. You can check in on October 26th.
Output: A
F: Good morning, Hilton Hotel. Can I help you? ,M: Good morning. I'd like to book a single room with a bath. ,F: I'm afraid the single room has been booked out. How about the double room with a bath? ,M: That's OK. How much is the fee per night? ,F: $70. 00. When will you be arriving and leaving, sir? ,M: From Monday October twenty-second to Friday October twenty-sixth, for 4 nights.
(A) F: Okay. $70 for five nights. (B) F: Okay. $ 280 for six nights. (C) F: Okay. $ 280 for four nights. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: C
M: Any plan for today, Jane? ,F: I'm going out to buy a dress for my graduation party. But I can't find my phone now. I'm sure I left it on the table, but it isn't there now.
(A) F: So, you are going to watch TV, but you can't find the control now? (B) F: So, you are going to go shopping, but you can't find your phone now? (C) F: Yeah, it is there now. And you mean you are going to have dinner? (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: B
M: Any plan for today, Jane? ,F: I'm going out to buy a dress for my graduation party. But I can't find my phone now. I'm sure I left it on the table, but it isn't there now. ,M: Look, here it is on the sofa. You probably put it there when you went to turn on the TV. ,F: Oh, I remember now. It was on the table earlier, but I moved it when we had dinner.
(A) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) M: Really? You mean you cannot remember now? Oh, your phone is on the sofa. (C) M: So, you mean it was on the table earlier and now your phone is on the sofa? (D) M: So, you moved it when we had lunch, and now your phone is on the TV?
Output: C
F: Excuse me, could I ask you some questions? ,M: Of course.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: Oh, you don't have time for my survey. That's OK. (C) F: Thank you. I want to ask you some questions for my survey. (D) F: Thank you for visiting our travel agency. Here is an advertisement.
Output: C
F: Excuse me, could I ask you some questions? ,M: Of course. ,F: I work for an advertising agency and I'm doing some research. It's a new magazine for people like you. ,M: People like me? What do you mean? ,F: People between 20 and 35 years old.
(A) M: I am young. The magazine is not suitable for people like me. (B) M: So I am in the young group between 20 and 35, right? (C) M: So I am in the mid-aged group between 35 and 55, right? (D) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: B
F: Excuse me, could I ask you some questions? ,M: Of course. ,F: I work for an advertising agency and I'm doing some research. It's a new magazine for people like you. ,M: People like me? What do you mean? ,F: People between 20 and 35 years old. ,M: OK. ,F: Right. What do you do at the weekend? ,M: Well, on Fridays, my wife always goes to her exercise class. Then she visits friends. However, I never go out on Fridays. I stay at home and watch television. ,F: And on Saturdays? ,M: On Saturdays, my wife and I always go sailing together.
(A) F: Oh, your wife and I always exercising and watching movies together. (B) F: Oh, you and your wife both like cooking and visiting friends. (C) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) F: Why do you and your wife both like sailing and watching movies?
Output: D