You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.

Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Yes do you have the name of the hotel? Sentence2: Booking completed! Expect a red Ford to pick you up at the hotel at 10:30. Their contact number is 07439027429. Can I assist you otherwise? Sentence3: It is in centre of town and has 4 stars and is priced expensive. Sentence4: I have booked it here is the information:Booking was successful. Reference number is : 4AHCO6OI . Sentence5: Hi, can you give me some information on a particular hotel? Sentence6: The post code for nusha is cb17dy. I'm checking on your taxi reservation. Sentence7: I need 3 nights starting on Thursday. Should have enough room to accomodate 4 people. Sentence8: What nights are you looking to stay so I can check the availability? Sentence9: Ok, thank you. I will need to know what kind of car is picking me up. Sentence10: It's called the University Arms Hotel. Sentence11: Okay, please provide me with the postcode, and also I want a taxi to take me there. It should leave the hotel by 10:30. Give me car type and contact number Sentence12: No, but thanks for all your help! Goodbye! Sentence13: There are two entertainment attractions in the south. I suggest nusha. Sentence14: can you try entertainment ? Sentence15: Great, can you help me find a multiple sports place to visit in the south also? Sentence16: I'm sorry, there are no multiple sports venues in the south part of town. Would you like to try another area or attraction? Sentence17: Have a great day! Sentence18: I'd like to book a few rooms for Thursday. Are there rooms available? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 1? (A) User (B) System

Output: Answer: (B) System

Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Price doesn't matter. Do they have free parking? Sentence2: I need an expensive restaurant in west Cambridge. Sentence3: No I just need the reference number for the reservation for 3 people on Sunday at 16:15. Sentence4: Give me the address and phone number for the one you most recommend Sentence5: There are 33 options for lodging in town. Do you have a preference for area, price range, type, or star rating? Sentence6: No I am good! I do not need a taxi. Sentence7: Yes, both the establishments offer free internet as well. Sentence8: Do they have free wifi also? Sentence9: I would like a place to stay Sentence10: There are two places that meet your search criteria. Did you have a price range in mind? Sentence11: I have 5 restaurants that match what you're looking for. Would you like to try Tandoori Palace? Its located at 68 Histon Road Chesteron. Sentence12: No I believe we have got everything done. Goodbye. Sentence13: Do they offer free parking? Sentence14: I want Indian food. Sentence15: In terms of type, I want a hotel. And I'd like 4 stars and wifi as well, with a location in the south Sentence16: Happy to help. Have a great day. Sentence17: Yes, they do offer free parking. Can I book a room for you? Sentence18: We have several to choose from. Did you have a specific cuisine in mind? Sentence19: Sure. The reference number is CBAGG03S and your table will be reserved for 15 minutes. Is there anything else today? Sentence20: No thank you. I have all the info I need. Sentence21: Rosa's Bed and Breakfast is the one I recommend. It's address is 53 Roseford Road and it's phone number is 01223512596 Sentence22: Yes as a matter of fact they do. Sentence23: Will you need a taxi to get to tandoori palace? I can help with that. Sentence24: Can I help you with anything else today? Sentence25: I will book that for you. Would you like the phone number in case you change your mind? Sentence26: Sure, can I get a reservation for Sunday at 16:15? I will need a table for 3. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 16? (A) User (B) System

Output: Answer: (A) User

Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Okay, can you tell me how many people are staying, how many days you want to stay and when you begin your stay, please? Sentence2: I am planning a trip in Cambridge Sentence3: I'm actually looking to book a specific hotel. It is called the Alpha-Milton Guest House. Sentence4: I just want to verify that train leaves from Cambridge correct? If so, can you book it for 6 people and provide the reference number. Sentence5: What area in cambridge would you like to stay? Sentence6: Ok, so you are all booked. Reference number is NM7IWBOC . Sentence7: Thanks so much. I also need a train to arrive in Peterborough by 16:45. Sentence8: I'd like to start my stay on Wednesday, it will be for two nights, and it will be 6 people. Sentence9: Alright, have a wonderful visit in Cambridge! Sentence10: Would you like to take the TR8327 on Friday, it arrives at 16:24? Sentence11: No thank you. Goodbye. Sentence12: Yes, that is correct. I have booked it for you, the reference number is IBM6BL8X and will be leaving at 15:34. Is there anything else I can help you with? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 3? (A) User (B) System
Output: Answer: (B) System