TASK DEFINITION: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
PROBLEM: Person1: Are you sure Lucy has it bad for you ? If she does , she will certainly bend over backwards for you . But if she doesn't , it would be a job to change her .
Person2: I don't know whether she has it bad for me , but she enjoys being with me .
Person1: And do you really love her ?
Person2: I think I do . I don't think I can be happier with another girl .

SOLUTION: 1

PROBLEM: Person1: You look tired . Did you sleep well last night ?
Person2: I stayed up all night writing a report .
Person1: Go easy . Overwork is bad for your health .

SOLUTION: 1

PROBLEM: Person1: Shall we go to cinema this evening ? The new blockbuster starring mel gibson is showing . It ' s supposed to be really good .
Person2: What kind of movie is it ? I don ' t like many of his movies , actually .
Person1: It ' s a thriller . It has Julia Roberts playing the female lead .
Person2: I like thrillers and I like Julia Roberts , so it might be interesting . I read a review today and the critic didn ' t seem to be very impressed .
Person1: What did the critic say ?
Person2: He didn ' t say it was bad , but he said that it wasn ' t as good as it could have been , particularly as there were some good actors and actresses in it .
Person1: The movie starts at eight o ' clock , so we have plenty of time to eat and get ready .
Person2: Good . Dinner is nearly ready and I ' d like to watch the news before we go . The Oscars were last night and I want to see the results .
Person1: I won ' t spoil your enjoyment by telling you who won . There were a few surprises .

SOLUTION:
0