niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
F: Hello, Harry, you look terrible! Have you been to the doctor's? ,M: No, I'm not ill. I'm just a bit tired. I'm probably not sleeping enough. ,F: You shouldn't go out so late then. ,M: I'm not going out at all, actually. I'm too busy studying. ,F: Studying? But the exams aren't for another 2 months yet. ,M: I know, but I've got a lot to do. I didn't do much last term. I wish I'd been more like you. ,F: Well, yeah. I went to every lecture and I took lots of notes, but that doesn't mean I'll get good grades. At least you don't get nervous in exams like I do. ,M: Have you started revising yet? ,F: Not yet. I'll probably start next week. But I'm not going to stay up all night doing it. That never does any good. I might work until midnight a couple of times, but that's all. Anyway, you should have a week off. ,M: I don't think so. I can't afford the time.
(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: Come on, we just finished the exam. Let's go and have some fun. (C) F: You should start revising for the exam, my dear son. (D) F: Don't worry. Maybe we can revise together next week.
Output: D
F: Hi Tony, it's Alice, my cars broken down. ,M: Oh no, where are you? Have you had your car taken to a garage? ,F: I'm waiting for a repairman to come out and fix it. Can you believe it? I'm at some traffic lights and I'm causing a traffic jam. ,M: Don't worry. I'll come and get you. I need to go to the bank anyway.
(A) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (B) F: I'm still on the road waiting for the repairman. (C) F: We shall reassemble in the car park later. (D) F: Please get me out of this terrible situation. Fortunately my car didn't cause a traffic jam on the road.
Output: B
F: Hi Tony, it's Alice, my cars broken down. ,M: Oh no, where are you? Have you had your car taken to a garage? ,F: I'm waiting for a repairman to come out and fix it. Can you believe it? I'm at some traffic lights and I'm causing a traffic jam. ,M: Don't worry. I'll come and get you. I need to go to the bank anyway.
(A) F: Please pick me up soon after you go to the bank. (B) F: Can you help me get my car back? It's now stuck in the road. (C) F: I'm waiting for you to pick me up at the bank. (D) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: A
M: Nice to see you marry, come in, please. ,F: Thank you Tom, but I am afraid not now, I come only to return the book borrowed from you. ,M: Wonderful I've been waiting for you a long time and longing to know, what you think of it? ,F: It is very interesting and I've learned a lot from it.
(A) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) M: Yeah, it is very interesting. Thanks for coming to return the book. I am glad that you like it. (C) M: I am surprised that you have learned nothing from it, but thanks for coming to see me to invite me for dinner. (D) M: Well, I've not been waiting for you a long time but thanks for coming to see me to return the book.
Output: B
M: Nice to see you marry, come in, please. ,F: Thank you Tom, but I am afraid not now, I come only to return the book borrowed from you. ,M: Wonderful I've been waiting for you a long time and longing to know, what you think of it? ,F: It is very interesting and I've learned a lot from it.
(A) M: Really? You've not learned a lot from it and you think the book is boring? (B) M: So, you come only to return the pencil borrowed from me and you think the book is just so-so? (C) M: Well, I'm not longing to know what you think of it, but I'm very happy you think the book is very interesting. (D) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question?
Output: D
M: Nice to see you marry, come in, please. ,F: Thank you Tom, but I am afraid not now, I come only to return the book borrowed from you. ,M: Wonderful I've been waiting for you a long time and longing to know, what you think of it? ,F: It is very interesting and I've learned a lot from it. ,M: Well, so it is with me. ,F: Oh sorry, I can't go on talking about it with you any longer. ,M: It doesn't matter, better stay here for another 10 minutes.
(A) F: Okay. Actually, I can go on talking about it with you, and we can stay in this library. (B) F: You mean stay here for another 30 minutes? Oh, I have to end our talk at the door. (C) F: Oh,I can't stay here for another 10 minutes. I really have to end our talk at the door. (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: C
M: Nice to see you marry, come in, please. ,F: Thank you Tom, but I am afraid not now, I come only to return the book borrowed from you. ,M: Wonderful I've been waiting for you a long time and longing to know, what you think of it? ,F: It is very interesting and I've learned a lot from it. ,M: Well, so it is with me. ,F: Oh sorry, I can't go on talking about it with you any longer. ,M: It doesn't matter, better stay here for another 10 minutes. ,F: No, I'll go and buy some food in the shop, and I have to say goodbye to you.
(A) M: So, you don't have to say goodbye to me and you will talk with me? (B) M: Okay, I see. You will go and buy some food next. (C) M: Really? You mean you can stay here for another 10 minutes and you will buy some food next? (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: B
M: Hey Tina, how's the Spanish course going? ,F: Tough, our teacher is using a lot of authentic material. You know, stuff, off the radio and TV. He even tapes conversations with his friends and uses them in class. ,M: So, what are some of the things that make it difficult? ,F: Well, the speed for a start. ,M: What do you mean? ,F: You know, they just talk so fast. I can't understand every word.
(A) M: You find the pronunciation really beautiful, because you understand every word! (B) M: Textbook only is not enough. You need more learning materials. (C) M: Indeed. This is why learning a foreign language is never easy. (D) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please?
Output: C
M: Hey Tina, how's the Spanish course going? ,F: Tough, our teacher is using a lot of authentic material. You know, stuff, off the radio and TV. He even tapes conversations with his friends and uses them in class.
(A) M: Good to know that you find Spanish courses easy. Keep learning. (B) M: Yeah, I understand why you feel Spanish courses are difficult. I also feel the same when I learn a foreign language. (C) M: So you think the course is neither too difficult nor too easy. Then, do you find it interesting? (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: B
M: Hey Tina, how's the Spanish course going? ,F: Tough, our teacher is using a lot of authentic material. You know, stuff, off the radio and TV. He even tapes conversations with his friends and uses them in class. ,M: So, what are some of the things that make it difficult? ,F: Well, the speed for a start. ,M: What do you mean? ,F: You know, they just talk so fast. I can't understand every word. ,M: Maybe you shouldn't try? ,F: What do you mean? ,M: Well, maybe you should just listen to the keywords, you know, the most important words. ,F: But how do I know what they are? ,M: Well, there usually the words with the most stress.
(A) F: No problem. Find out the key words with the least sress. Now I remember. (B) F: Thank you. Next time I will try to catch the key words as you suggest. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Your advise sounds reasonable. I think people will be willing to repeat their words for me, though they already speak slowly.
Output: B
F: Hello Tom, do you mean your going away? ,M: Oh yes, I've booked the ticket and it's time for me to go back home. ,F: Well, how long have you been in China? ,M: I've been here for 2 years.
(A) F: You've only been in China for a week, no wonder you don't want to go home. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: Wow, Ted, so you've been in China for two years and plan to stay even longer. (D) F: Time flies. You have been in China for two years and you are going home soon.
Output: D
F: Hello Tom, do you mean your going away? ,M: Oh yes, I've booked the ticket and it's time for me to go back home. ,F: Well, how long have you been in China? ,M: I've been here for 2 years. ,F: Did you enjoy your stay? ,M: Yes, indeed. I should say. I've had a wonderful time over the past 2 years. You and Xiao Fang have given me a lot of help. People here are very friendly. Thank you all very much. ,F: When are you leaving? ,M: I'm off next Sunday. I've come to say goodbye today. ,F: I'd like to invite you to dinner before you go. What about Friday? ,M: I'm free on Friday. I'd like to come. Would you please ask Xiao Fang to be there, too?
(A) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) F: Sure. Let's have dinner on Saturday to celebrate your first week here. (C) F: Since you leave on Saturday, it is good to have our dinner on Friday. (D) F: OK. You'll arrive in China on Sunday, so we can have dinner that day.
Output: A
F: Have you completed the arrangements for the trip yet, Brian? ,M: I've made the reservations. But there are still some details to make sure. Your plane leaves at 8:30. So, I'll pick you up at your house at 6. ,F: Six? I'll have to get up in the middle of the night! ,M: I'm sorry, you have to check in by 7:00 and I think there will probably be a long queue. ,F: Oh, very well, what about my meetings? ,M: First, the managing director is coming to the airport to meet you.
(A) F: OK. The Managing Director will meet me. I remember. (B) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (C) F: The secretary will meet me? (D) F: The Managing Director will meet me later that day. OK, I know.
Output: A
F: Have you completed the arrangements for the trip yet, Brian? ,M: I've made the reservations. But there are still some details to make sure. Your plane leaves at 8:30. So, I'll pick you up at your house at 6. ,F: Six? I'll have to get up in the middle of the night! ,M: I'm sorry, you have to check in by 7:00 and I think there will probably be a long queue. ,F: Oh, very well, what about my meetings? ,M: First, the managing director is coming to the airport to meet you. ,F: Good, we'll able to talk on the way to the factory. ,M: The conference does not open until noon. I'll make sure you have a program before work. ,F: Thank you. I'll read it on the plane, I expect. Now let's get on with some of today's work.
(A) M: Keep up the hard work, dear friend. (B) M: Our boss and his secretary will meet you on the same day. (C) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) M: Honey, come home as soon as you finish your work
Output: C
M: Hello, Clark Cycle here. How can I help you? ,F: Oh, hello. I saw your ad in the local paper and I'm wondering what kinds of bikes you have, and what your prices are like? ,M: Well, we hire out 3 main types of machine, electric touring and mountain bikes. Are you likely to be riding off-road, do you think? ,F: No, I'll probably be sticking to roads. So, we're touring bike would be best.
(A) M: So, you'll probably be sticking to roads and you want to hire a touring bike? Okay, I see. (B) M: So, you'll probably not be sticking to roads and you want to hire an electric bike? Okay, I see. (C) M: Really? You think you are likely to be riding off-road and you want to hire a mountain bike? (D) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that?
Output: A
M: Hello, Clark Cycle here. How can I help you? ,F: Oh, hello. I saw your ad in the local paper and I'm wondering what kinds of bikes you have, and what your prices are like? ,M: Well, we hire out 3 main types of machine, electric touring and mountain bikes. Are you likely to be riding off-road, do you think? ,F: No, I'll probably be sticking to roads. So, we're touring bike would be best. ,M: Right, well the rate will be 50 pounds for a week or 14 pounds per day. ,F: So it's a lot cheaper to rent by the week. Is there anything else I'd have to pay? ,M: Well, for another 5 pounds, we can supply lightweight bags. There is no charge for things like a pump or for a lock. It's a good strong one, just make sure you don't lose the key.
(A) F: Really? There is a charge for things like a pump or for a lock? And if I rent by day, I should pay 5 pounds each day? (B) F: Yeah, it's not a good strong one and I may lose the key. Well, if I rent by the day, I should pay 14 pounds each day, right? (C) F: Okay, I see. And you have mentioned that if I rent by the day, I should pay 14 pounds each day, right? (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: C
M: Hello, Clark Cycle here. How can I help you? ,F: Oh, hello. I saw your ad in the local paper and I'm wondering what kinds of bikes you have, and what your prices are like? ,M: Well, we hire out 3 main types of machine, electric touring and mountain bikes. Are you likely to be riding off-road, do you think? ,F: No, I'll probably be sticking to roads. So, we're touring bike would be best. ,M: Right, well the rate will be 50 pounds for a week or 14 pounds per day. ,F: So it's a lot cheaper to rent by the week. Is there anything else I'd have to pay? ,M: Well, for another 5 pounds, we can supply lightweight bags. There is no charge for things like a pump or for a lock. It's a good strong one, just make sure you don't lose the key.
(A) F: Yeah, it's not a good strong one and cannot make sure I don't lose the key. And you mean the lock needs extra charge, right? (B) F: Really? For another 4 pounds, you can supply lightweight bags for me? So, the bag needs extra charge? (C) F: For another 5 pounds, you can supply lightweight bags for me? So, the bag needs extra charge? (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: C
M: Hello, Clark Cycle here. How can I help you? ,F: Oh, hello. I saw your ad in the local paper and I'm wondering what kinds of bikes you have, and what your prices are like? ,M: Well, we hire out 3 main types of machine, electric touring and mountain bikes. Are you likely to be riding off-road, do you think? ,F: No, I'll probably be sticking to roads. So, we're touring bike would be best. ,M: Right, well the rate will be 50 pounds for a week or 14 pounds per day. ,F: So it's a lot cheaper to rent by the week. Is there anything else I'd have to pay? ,M: Well, for another 5 pounds, we can supply lightweight bags. There is no charge for things like a pump or for a lock. It's a good strong one, just make sure you don't lose the key. ,F: Huh, so if I do go ahead and hire one. How do I pay? By check or would it have to be cash? ,M: Neither I'm afraid, we can only accept credit card bookings. ,F: I've got a visa in my name will that be ok? ,M: Sure.
(A) F: Really? It will not be ok although I've got a visa in my name? Okay, I will pay in cash. (B) F: Okay, I see. I will go ahead and hire one and I will pay by credit card. (C) F: So, you can only accept cheque bookings? Okay, I see. I will pay by cheque. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
Output: B
M: Mary, I know you love gardening and you started your gardening business a few years ago. I just wonder how a hobby became a business. ,F: Well, I read an article about a woman who'd lost her job, she used her savings to start her own business. That made me think. My friends often told me I was a good gardener and I thought, why not?
(A) M: So your friend is the tutor for your new career? (B) M: One article made you determined to start your new career? How brave you are! (C) M: Sometimes losing a job is an opportunity for starting a new one. You are a good example. (D) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: B
M: Mary, I know you love gardening and you started your gardening business a few years ago. I just wonder how a hobby became a business. ,F: Well, I read an article about a woman who'd lost her job, she used her savings to start her own business. That made me think. My friends often told me I was a good gardener and I thought, why not? ,M: How did you get started? ,F: Oh, doing small jobs for friends and relatives and I soon found myself getting plenty of work. But there was a lot of rain during that first year, so some jobs took longer than planned. But I got nice comments from people when the jobs were finished.
(A) M: Why did you receive complaints from customers? (B) M: You are lucky, you have encountered good weather in the first year of your gardening business. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) M: Despite good weather conditions, you did not find enough customers.
Output: C
M: Mary, I know you love gardening and you started your gardening business a few years ago. I just wonder how a hobby became a business. ,F: Well, I read an article about a woman who'd lost her job, she used her savings to start her own business. That made me think. My friends often told me I was a good gardener and I thought, why not? ,M: How did you get started? ,F: Oh, doing small jobs for friends and relatives and I soon found myself getting plenty of work. But there was a lot of rain during that first year, so some jobs took longer than planned. But I got nice comments from people when the jobs were finished. ,M: And how are you getting on now? ,F: Very well, I get most of my new customers from people who have recommended me, and I haven't needed to look for work by knocking on doors. I do advertise, but that's just a few notices in shop windows.
(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: You are very persevering fora finding customers door to door. (C) M: So you were recommended to have this job? (D) M: Your good reputation makes you more customers. It's no wonder that people recommended you.
Output: D
F: Your bedrooms looking quite good now, Sam. I'm glad we were able to buy that carpet in the sales. It looks perfect on your floor. ,M: Yeah, I'm not sure the lamp is right from my desk, though. It's too big, could we see if there's anything I like better when we next go shopping? ,F: Well, we can have a look when we go to the city center tomorrow. I still need a new blanket for your sister's bed. ,M: OK, good idea.
(A) F: Bob, go to school quickly, mom misses you! (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: It' s awful here. But can you show me that lamp please? (D) F: Thank you Bob, my sibling, for helping me clean my room!
Output: B
F: Your bedrooms looking quite good now, Sam. I'm glad we were able to buy that carpet in the sales. It looks perfect on your floor. ,M: Yeah, I'm not sure the lamp is right from my desk, though. It's too big, could we see if there's anything I like better when we next go shopping?
(A) F: A lamp? I don' t understand why do you want to buy a lamp. (B) F: Sure, Kim, you can buy a blanket if you want. (C) F: Sure you can. If you want, you can buy a lamp, my bro. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: A
M: The film starts at 7:30. So, shall we meet at 6:00 o'clock? We could go for a meal first. ,F: 6:00 o'clock is a bit early for me. I've to finish a report this afternoon. How about 7:15 outside the cinema? We could always go for something to eat after the film. I think it finishes at about 9:30.
(A) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (B) M: Sure. We can meet at my house at 7:15. (C) M: OK. See you at outside the cinema at 7:15. (D) M: Sure. Let's meet at 7:30 outside the restaurant.
Output: C
M: The film starts at 7:30. So, shall we meet at 6:00 o'clock? We could go for a meal first. ,F: 6:00 o'clock is a bit early for me. I've to finish a report this afternoon. How about 7:15 outside the cinema? We could always go for something to eat after the film. I think it finishes at about 9:30.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: Sure. Let's eat out after the movie finishes at 9:30. (C) M: Sure. I'd love to see a film with you after the dinner. (D) M: OK. Let's continue to write the report after finishing the meal at 9:30.
Output: B
F: What do you think of your new life in college? ,M: Well, it is very nice. There are many clubs in the college, such as dancing clubs, painting clubs and football clubs.
(A) F: With so many clubs, of course you'll find the college life interesting. (B) F: Though there's no club in your college, you still find the life funny? (C) F: I see. Being at college for years, you start feeling that it's boring. (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
F: What do you think of your new life in college? ,M: Well, it is very nice. There are many clubs in the college, such as dancing clubs, painting clubs and football clubs. ,F: Have you joined any clubs? ,M: I have joined a chess club. You know, I am very fond of playing chess.
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: Oh, you've been in the college football club for years. (C) F: You dislike chess, but you still join a chess club. Cool. (D) F: Wow, you join a chess club. That suits your interest.
Output: D
F: What do you think of your new life in college? ,M: Well, it is very nice. There are many clubs in the college, such as dancing clubs, painting clubs and football clubs. ,F: Have you joined any clubs? ,M: I have joined a chess club. You know, I am very fond of playing chess. ,F: Now, many college students do a part time job to earn some pocket money. What do you think of that? ,M: Well, it can really help us earn some money and gain some experience, but I am afraid it would take up too much study time.
(A) F: I think so. Part-time jobs only take up little study time, but the return is huge. (B) F: I agree. Part-time jobs are so time-consuming that nobody now ever thinks of that. (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: You think part-time jobs can help one to study, while they take up little study time.
Output: C
F: What do you think of your new life in college? ,M: Well, it is very nice. There are many clubs in the college, such as dancing clubs, painting clubs and football clubs. ,F: Have you joined any clubs? ,M: I have joined a chess club. You know, I am very fond of playing chess. ,F: Now, many college students do a part time job to earn some pocket money. What do you think of that? ,M: Well, it can really help us earn some money and gain some experience, but I am afraid it would take up too much study time.
(A) F: It's good talking to you. Hope you enjoy your new college, my dear friend. (B) F: It's interesting hearing your college memories. Now go back to your work. (C) F: Why didn't you join any chess club when you were at the college, darling? (D) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it.
Output: A
F: Hello, I'm calling about the apartment you advertised. ,M: Yes. What kind of apartments are you interested in? ,F: I'm interested in a one bedroom, do you have any available? ,M: Yes, I have one. When do you need it? ,F: Sometime around next week. How much is the rent? ,M: Well, the rent is $650, with a $300 security deposit. Gas and water are included, but you pay for electricity.
(A) F: Great. $300 is a good price for this two-bedroom apartment. Thank you. (B) F: Oh, I am sorry. Since the gas and water are not included, $950 is too expensive. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: Good. I think I can afford $650 for the rent. Can I have a look at the apartment?
Output: D
F: Hello, I'm calling about the apartment you advertised. ,M: Yes. What kind of apartments are you interested in? ,F: I'm interested in a one bedroom, do you have any available? ,M: Yes, I have one. When do you need it? ,F: Sometime around next week. How much is the rent? ,M: Well, the rent is $650, with a $300 security deposit. Gas and water are included, but you pay for electricity.
(A) F: OK. Since the electricity is not included in the rent, I will pay for it. (B) F: Fine. $300 is a good price for the rent, I can pay for the electricity. (C) F: OK. I will pay for the gas, since the electricity and water are included. (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
F: Hello, I'm calling about the apartment you advertised. ,M: Yes. What kind of apartments are you interested in? ,F: I'm interested in a one bedroom, do you have any available? ,M: Yes, I have one. When do you need it? ,F: Sometime around next week. How much is the rent? ,M: Well, the rent is $650, with a $300 security deposit. Gas and water are included, but you pay for electricity. ,F: Sounds good. May I come over tomorrow to take a look? ,M: Sure, what time would you like to come? ,F: How about 10:00 AM? ,M: Good. May I have your name, please?
(A) F: Blanca. I want to buy the house so much so that I will come at 10 a.m. today. (B) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) F: My name is Blanca. I will sell the car to you at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the theater. (D) F: Blanca. I will take a look at the apartment at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Thanks.
Output: D
M: Susanna, look at this photo. It is near a cliff, but I don't remember where we took it. ,F: Um, well, it still looks cold. I think we'd been for a cycling to the Red Mountains National Park. ,M: Oh, I remember there was a cafe at the top of the cliff. We went there to have a rest and took a picture of the view.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: Yes, there is no fence so it is kind of dangerous at the top of the cliff, so we didn't take a photo but we took this picture for Lucy and Jason. (C) F: Well, that's pretty dangerous to take a picture at the top the cliff, we have to be careful and I will never forget the experience. (D) F: Right, luckily the cafe is near the fence, so when we came back from the hiking to the Green Mountains National Park we went there.
Output: C
M: Susanna, look at this photo. It is near a cliff, but I don't remember where we took it. ,F: Um, well, it still looks cold. I think we'd been for a cycling to the Red Mountains National Park. ,M: Oh, I remember there was a cafe at the top of the cliff. We went there to have a rest and took a picture of the view. ,F: Yes, it's kind of dangerous. There is no fence, so we have to be careful. ,M: It is really a good picture. ,F: Oh look, there is a date on the back. We took it on August fifteenth. ,M: Yeah, it is just the day before Ricky's birthday.
(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: Right, that's16th August, I remember we went to his birthday party together, and we have a really good time playing with other people in the party. (C) F: Yeah, it's 15th August, we took this picture at the bottom of the Red Mountains National Park before the cycling, which is very fun. (D) F: Yes, that's 16th August, I remember we went to his birthday party together when we came back from the hiking to the Green Mountains National Park we went there.
Output: B
F: What happened to your eye? ,M: Nothing really, I went to kiss my daughter on the cheek last night, and she reached up to stop me. One of her fingernails scraped my eye.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: Why your daughter want to kiss you and hurt you? (C) F: Your daughter didn't mean to hurt you. (D) F: Why your client hurt you so badly?
Output: C
F: So David, you don't like sports. ,M: Well, I like sports, but I'm just not keen on sports programs. You know, I would usually rather watch a movie or some kind of history program.
(A) F: I can understand why you don't like sports programs since you don't like sports, too. (B) F: So, why are you not keen on sports programs? You do like sports as you said. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Why don't you like history programs and sports? They are interesting in my opinion.
Output: B
F: So David, you don't like sports. ,M: Well, I like sports, but I'm just not keen on sports programs. You know, I would usually rather watch a movie or some kind of history program. ,F: Oh, ok, so you're into history? ,M: Oh yes, I like studying the history of the countries that I have visited. It makes it more interesting when I go sightseeing. ,F: Ok, which countries have you visited? ,M: I been over a good bit of Europe. Ah, Mexico, Peru. I spent almost a year in Egypt and I went to Israel, Jordan and now I'm here in Japan. I've been in Japan for a year and a half, and while I have been here, I visited Korea for about a week.
(A) F: Yes, a week or so in Egypt is too short. But it amazes me that you've never been to Europe. (B) F: You mean you stayed in Korea for one year and went to Egypt for one and a half year? Cool. (C) F: So you spend one year in Egypt and another one in Japan? It seems you really like travel. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
Output: D
F: So David, you don't like sports. ,M: Well, I like sports, but I'm just not keen on sports programs. You know, I would usually rather watch a movie or some kind of history program. ,F: Oh, ok, so you're into history? ,M: Oh yes, I like studying the history of the countries that I have visited. It makes it more interesting when I go sightseeing. ,F: Ok, which countries have you visited? ,M: I been over a good bit of Europe. Ah, Mexico, Peru. I spent almost a year in Egypt and I went to Israel, Jordan and now I'm here in Japan. I've been in Japan for a year and a half, and while I have been here, I visited Korea for about a week.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: It is a pity that you are not interested in history. So how long are you going to stay here in Japan? (C) F: Since Mexico is the only European country you've visited, so can you tell me anything about it? (D) F: I can tell you something about Japan since you like studying history of countries you have visited.
Output: D
F: So David, you don't like sports. ,M: Well, I like sports, but I'm just not keen on sports programs. You know, I would usually rather watch a movie or some kind of history program. ,F: Oh, ok, so you're into history? ,M: Oh yes, I like studying the history of the countries that I have visited. It makes it more interesting when I go sightseeing. ,F: Ok, which countries have you visited? ,M: I been over a good bit of Europe. Ah, Mexico, Peru. I spent almost a year in Egypt and I went to Israel, Jordan and now I'm here in Japan. I've been in Japan for a year and a half, and while I have been here, I visited Korea for about a week. ,F: Ok, wow, that's a lot. So, did you do the pyramids in Egypt? ,M: Oh yes, actually I climbed the pyramids, it was during the summer. So there aren't many tourists.
(A) F: Climbing the pyramids in Egypt is cool. And what else have you done in Egypt? (B) F: Maybe next time you can go to Korea, it is quite close to China, where we are now. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: Why are you going to visit all of European countries even though you don't like travelling?
Output: A
F: Hi, can I help you? ,M: I hope so. My name is Mark. I'm... ,F: Don't I remember you from last year? You worked in, uh, where was it? The art library? ,M: You have a good memory. Yeah, that was me, and I really enjoyed the work. But for this year. ,F: Well, if you come in earlier. You could probably have gotten the library job again, but now... ,M: I plan to get a job in a restaurant this year. I really need it to make more money and working as a waiter. There always the tips. But I've tried a ton of places and I haven't found anything, and then my friend Susan. She takes photography classes in Harrison Hall. And she sort of thought there might be an opening there. ,F: Let's see, ha, your friends right, seems like one of the students quit a couple of weeks ago for some reason. Well, whatever, it looks like this is your lucky day. ,M: Wow, that is so great. So who is the contact person? ,F: Jack with the student office.
(A) M:  Great. I will take some classes since I want to be a photographer. (B) M:  You are right. Since I want to work in library, I will ask Susan for help. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M:  Sure. I want to work as a teacher so I will contact the Sudents Union.
Output: C
F: Hi, can I help you? ,M: I hope so. My name is Mark. I'm... ,F: Don't I remember you from last year? You worked in, uh, where was it? The art library? ,M: You have a good memory. Yeah, that was me, and I really enjoyed the work. But for this year. ,F: Well, if you come in earlier. You could probably have gotten the library job again, but now... ,M: I plan to get a job in a restaurant this year. I really need it to make more money and working as a waiter. There always the tips. But I've tried a ton of places and I haven't found anything, and then my friend Susan. She takes photography classes in Harrison Hall. And she sort of thought there might be an opening there.
(A) F:  I am so glad to hear that you will work in the library for your friend. (B) F:  Sure. You can make more money if you work as a waiter in the restaurant. (C) F:  You worked as a waiter last year. It seems that you want make more money. (D) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that?
Output: B
M: I hope so. My name is Mark. I'm... ,F: Don't I remember you from last year? You worked in, uh, where was it? The art library? ,M: You have a good memory. Yeah, that was me, and I really enjoyed the work. But for this year.
(A) F:   It seems that you enjoyed your work in a restaurant last year, Jack. (B) F:  Did you work in the photography center last year, Jack? (C) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (D) F:  You worked really hard in the art libarary, do you want to quit?
Output: D
F: Excuse me, all the printers in the student center have stopped working. Can you fix them? ,M: Well, not really. I'm just an administrator, most of our actual technicians are students who take the job part time. ,F: Where are they? ,M: Well most of the students who work at the computer labs study at the engineering school, and unfortunately they all took the day off. I think they have some big exams tomorrow. ,F: There must be something you can do. People need those printers working.
(A) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) M: Sorry. They just took a day off today. (C) M: Sorry. Students are taking exams now, so you have to wait until tomorrow. (D) M: Sorry. They just took a day off today because they have an exam this afternoon. They will be here tomorrow.
Output: B
F: Excuse me, all the printers in the student center have stopped working. Can you fix them? ,M: Well, not really. I'm just an administrator, most of our actual technicians are students who take the job part time. ,F: Where are they? ,M: Well most of the students who work at the computer labs study at the engineering school, and unfortunately they all took the day off. I think they have some big exams tomorrow. ,F: There must be something you can do. People need those printers working. ,M: Well, there is one technician working at the computer lab in the arts building. You may find him there.
(A) F: Thanks. I'll go to the arts building right now. (B) F: Thanks. I'll go to the arts building to find the teacher right now. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: OK. I'll study at the engineering school and fix printers by myself.
Output: A
F: Matt, do you have a pet? ,M: Yes. In fact in my mom's house, we have 3 pets, 2 dogs and a cat. My family actually raises dogs for helping blind People.
(A) F: Oh, you raise dogs to guard the house? That's very unique! (B) F: Wow! You raise cats to help blind people? That's so cool! (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: You raise dogs only to keep your mom company, you must have a special bond.
Output: C
F: Matt, do you have a pet? ,M: Yes. In fact in my mom's house, we have 3 pets, 2 dogs and a cat. My family actually raises dogs for helping blind People. ,F: Oh, wow. That's cool! Um, Why do people keep pets? ,M: I guess the most important thing is companionship, right? So there is always somebody there for you that will like you. ,F: Yeah, that's true. Ok, besides cats, dogs and fish. What are some other pets people keep? ,M: Well, I guess all types of things. My friend has a snake. I don't know if you mentioned that, snake and insects, spiders.
(A) F: What? Your friend keeps a spider for pets? That's terrible. (B) F: Your friends keeps a fish? That's quite common. (C) F: What? Your friend keeps a snake for pets? That's terrible. (D) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
Output: C
F: Good morning, sir. What can I do for you? ,M: I'm Bell in room 908. Can you change the room for me? Wy wife was woken up several times by the terrible noise at night, she said it was too much for her.
(A) F: So, you are Bell in room 808 and you mean you want to change the room now as it is too small? (B) F: So, your son was woken up several times and you want to change the room now as it is quite dirty? (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Really? Your  wife was woken up several times and you want to change the room now as it is very noisy?
Output: D
F: Jim, I heard you took a trip to San Diego is that right? ,M: Yes, my daughter Emily was admitted by San Diego University. So I drove her there. ,F: Did you spend some time visiting the city on the trip? ,M: Yes, but I was only there for 2 days. So I didn't do too many things. ,F: What did you do there? ,M: We looked around San Diego University. We went to the beach. We walked around the city. We also dropped in on a brave boy suffering from cancer. My daughter and I read about him in a newspaper, if you want to know more about the boy. You can read some news about him on the Internet.
(A) F: So you learned about the boy with cancer on the Internet and that's why you only spent a week in San Diego, right? (B) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (C) F: Even though you learned about the cancer boy in the newspaper, you spent a month in San Diego! (D) F: Why did you spend only three days in San Diego when you learned about the boy with cancer from your daughter?
Output: B
F: Jim, I heard you took a trip to San Diego is that right? ,M: Yes, my daughter Emily was admitted by San Diego University. So I drove her there. ,F: Did you spend some time visiting the city on the trip? ,M: Yes, but I was only there for 2 days. So I didn't do too many things. ,F: What did you do there? ,M: We looked around San Diego University. We went to the beach. We walked around the city. We also dropped in on a brave boy suffering from cancer. My daughter and I read about him in a newspaper, if you want to know more about the boy. You can read some news about him on the Internet. ,F: Well, did you take any pictures? ,M: Yes, I have them with me. Do you want to look at them? ,F: Sure, I love looking at photos. ,M: This one is of my daughter and me on the beach, and this was taken in a museum before I left. ,F: Did you go to the famous zoo there? ,M: No, I hope to have a chance next time.
(A) F: Even though you were only in San Diego for three days, the pictures you showed me of Emily's school are very nice. (B) F: The pictures you showed me are all pictures of your trip, aren't they? (C) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (D) F: Of the pictures you've shown me of your trip, I like the one you took at the famous zoo the most.
Output: B
F: Jim, I heard you took a trip to San Diego is that right? ,M: Yes, my daughter Emily was admitted by San Diego University. So I drove her there. ,F: Did you spend some time visiting the city on the trip? ,M: Yes, but I was only there for 2 days. So I didn't do too many things. ,F: What did you do there? ,M: We looked around San Diego University. We went to the beach. We walked around the city. We also dropped in on a brave boy suffering from cancer. My daughter and I read about him in a newspaper, if you want to know more about the boy. You can read some news about him on the Internet. ,F: Well, did you take any pictures? ,M: Yes, I have them with me. Do you want to look at them? ,F: Sure, I love looking at photos. ,M: This one is of my daughter and me on the beach, and this was taken in a museum before I left. ,F: Did you go to the famous zoo there? ,M: No, I hope to have a chance next time.
(A) F: It's a pity that you didn't visit the zoo for three days in San Diego. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: What a pity! You all went to the famous zoo. Why didn't you visit the museum? (D) F: So not only did you not go to the museum, but you also didn't go to the beach, did you?
Output: B
M: What languages do you speak? ,F: As you know Japanese is my first language. I also speak English and Chinese. I'm still taking Chinese classes once a week now, how about you? What languages do you speak? ,M: English, German and French, while I was studying in Europe. I used French and German all the time, now I don't speak French very often, but I do keep my German up.
(A) F: English is my first language, so we both can speak English! (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: French is our first language, so both of us can speak French! (D) F: German is our first language, so both of us can speak German!
Output: B
M: What languages do you speak? ,F: As you know Japanese is my first language. I also speak English and Chinese. I'm still taking Chinese classes once a week now, how about you? What languages do you speak? ,M: English, German and French, while I was studying in Europe. I used French and German all the time, now I don't speak French very often, but I do keep my German up. ,F: How do you practice your German? ,M: Oh, the man who lives next door, I call him, Hines. He's from Berlin. He and I are always talking in German.
(A) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (B) F: You're taking German classes now because you don't have German neighbors, do you? (C) F: It sounds great to practice your German by talking to your neighbors, but you can't speak English, can you? (D) F: It sounds great to practice German by studying in European countries, but you can't speak English, can you?
Output: A
M: Good evening how many people are there in your party? ,F: 3, two adults and one kid. How much do you charge? ,M: $20 for each adult and $15 for each kid. ,F: I see, where can I get food? ,M: Please go to the tables over there for a cold dishes and vegetables. The hot dishes are on the other side.
(A) F: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) F: But my kid doesn't like tea. Maybe this teahouse isn't the best choice. We'll find a buffet instead. (C) F: OK. I'll have lunch at this buffet with my family. (D) F: The food in the buffet looks great.
Output: D
M: Good evening how many people are there in your party? ,F: 3, two adults and one kid. How much do you charge? ,M: $20 for each adult and $15 for each kid. ,F: I see, where can I get food? ,M: Please go to the tables over there for a cold dishes and vegetables. The hot dishes are on the other side. ,F: Do I need to pay extra for drinks, like cola and juice? ,M: Not for soft drinks, but we charge $5 for each alcohol order. ,F: Ok, we just need soft drinks.
(A) M: One adult and one kid, with one alcohol order. $40, please. (B) M: Three adults. $60 in total. (C) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) M: Two adults, one kid and soft drinks only. Your charge is $55 in total.
Output: D
F: Why did you decide to publicize climate change in this way? ,M: Well, I was really upset about some countries failure to sign up pollution control agreements. It felt like the science wasn't getting understood by the politicians, so I decided to look into what I personally could do, that led me to dream up a cartoon character called Mr Carbon. We all know somebody like him, he's climate ignorant and makes no effort to save energy. Of course, factories are the obvious bad character in the real world, but I couldn't do much about them.
(A) F: Well, let's talk about the pollution control agreements as you were happy about some countries failure to sign up pollution control agreements. (B) F: So, you felt like the science was getting understood by the politicians and then dreamed up a cartoon character. Let's talk more about this cartoon character. (C) F: So, Mr Carbon makes many effort to save energy. Let's talk about the climate change. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly?
Output: D
F: Why did you decide to publicize climate change in this way? ,M: Well, I was really upset about some countries failure to sign up pollution control agreements. It felt like the science wasn't getting understood by the politicians, so I decided to look into what I personally could do, that led me to dream up a cartoon character called Mr Carbon. We all know somebody like him, he's climate ignorant and makes no effort to save energy. Of course, factories are the obvious bad character in the real world, but I couldn't do much about them.
(A) F: OK, I see. So you create Mr. Carbon because your dream is to make a movie and Mr Carbon makes many effort to save energy. (B) F: So, you create Mr. Carbon because of your disappointment at some governments' inactivity. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: Well, we all know nobody like Mr. Carbon. You create him because of your disappointment at some governments' inactivity.
Output: B
F: Why did you decide to publicize climate change in this way? ,M: Well, I was really upset about some countries failure to sign up pollution control agreements. It felt like the science wasn't getting understood by the politicians, so I decided to look into what I personally could do, that led me to dream up a cartoon character called Mr Carbon. We all know somebody like him, he's climate ignorant and makes no effort to save energy. Of course, factories are the obvious bad character in the real world, but I couldn't do much about them. ,F: So, are we going to see him in scenes like we get in disaster movies? ,M: That's pretty unlikely, it's hard to make a box office success. But he certainly gives cause for concern. People are becoming more aware of the climate change.
(A) F: OK. You believe Mr. Carbon has made a box office success and people are becoming less aware of the climate change. (B) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) F: Okay, I see. You said Mr. Carbon has played a role in a disaster movie but gives no cause for concern. (D) F: Well, in your opinion, Mr. Carbon has aroused people's concern about climate change.
Output: D