Teacher: In this task, you are given a conversation, and your task is to generate a summary from the information present in the given conversation. Generate a summary in such a way that the context should be present in the conversation. It should cover the complete context of the conversation.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
Lucas: Hey! How was your day?, Demi: Hey there! , Demi: It was pretty fine, actually, thank you!, Demi: I just got promoted! :D, Lucas: Whoa! Great news!, Lucas: Congratulations!, Lucas: Such a success has to be celebrated., Demi: I agree! :D, Demi: Tonight at Death & Co.?, Lucas: Sure!, Lucas: See you there at 10pm?, Demi: Yeah! See you there! :D
Solution: Demi got promoted. She will celebrate that with Lucas at Death & Co at 10 pm.
Reason: The summary is concise brief of what Lucas and Demi talked in the conversation. The context is well expressed and no external knowledge is used in generating the summary. So, it's a good summary.

Now, solve this instance: Ricardo: is there any place you can imagine living after the PhD?
Anca: Canada, I think Montreal, but I haven't been there yet
Kamil: I'd love to stay in Italy, I feel happy here
Henning: but it's not really possible, is it?
Kamil: I think it's not
Ricardo: Will you come back to Germany Henning?
Henning: I think this is a very possible scenario
Kamil: would you like it?
Henning: I won't mind it
Student:
Anca has never been to Canada before, but she'd like to live in Montreal after the PhD. Kamil would love to stay in Italy, but it's rather impossible. Henning won't mind coming back to Germany.