You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You are required to assign a label 'formal' if there is an absence of emotion and a presence of questions anywhere within the conversation. If such pattern is not found assign the label 'informal'.

Q: Person1: Hi , charlie , are you busy this evening ?
Person2:Sorry , I'm afraid that I've got plans tonight .
Person1: What are you doing ?
Person2:I'm going to my parents ' house for my father's birthday .
Person1: How old is he today ?
Person2:It's his 50th birthday .
Person1: Well , wish him a happy birthday for me .
Person2:Sure thing . What are your plans for the evening ?
Person1: I was just thinking of going to a movie tonight .
Person2:Well , if you can wait until tomorrow night , I'll go with you then .
Person1: Sorry , I've got people coming over tomorrow night .
Person2:Sounds like this weekend just isn't going to work out for us .
Person1: Sounds that way . Maybe some other time then ?
Person2:Sure.Hey , I'm sorry , but I've got to get going .
Person1: Yeah , me , too . It's about time I made a move .
Person2:Say hello to your friends for me .
Person1: Likewise . See you later .
Person2:Bye !

A: informal
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Q: Person1: Would you please teach me how to use the computer ?
Person2:Sure , let's take a look at the menu first .
Person1: Do I have to turn on the computer ?
Person2:yes , we can look at the computer and computer menu at the same time . And this will help us understand both better .
Person1: What should I learn first ?
Person2:Right now I'll teach you to open files , save files and copy files . Are you ready ?
Person1: I am ready I am going to get , let's start !

A: informal
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Q: Person1: You saved my life yesterday , Rachel . I can't believe I forgot to bring my wallet when we went to lunch with those clients .
Person2:It was a good thing I had enough on me .
Person1: Let me buy you lunch today to pay you back .

A:
informal
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