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'.

Person1: How did Jim get the money ?
Person2:He borrowed it from Nick .
Person1: He must be mad ! Nick is a loan shark .
Person2:He was too desperate to find some other way .
formal

Person1: I used to think that Americans had so much money they didn ' t know what to do with it .
Person2:You did ?
Person1: Yes . But now I ' Ve learned differently . Now I have a more realistic opinion .
Person2:What do you think now ?
Person1: There are lots of jobs , and almost everybody works . There is a high standard of living . People earn a lot , but they spend a lot to live . So there isn ' t so much money after all .
Person2:But I still say Americans spend a lot more money on useless things than we Chinese do .
Person1: That ' s true . But Americans work hard for their money like we do . I don ' t know why our spending habits are so different .
formal

Person1: Is anybody here ?
Person2:Coming . What do you want today ?
Person1: Quite a lot . I need one pound of potatoes , three pints of milk , a dozen eggs and one pound of tomatoes .
Person2:Our fruit is very fresh today . Do you want some ?
Person1: How much are the lemons ?
Person2:Three for ten cents .
Person1: Give me a dozen lemons .
Person2:Anything else ?
Person1: No , thanks . How much in total ?
Person2:Twenty eight dollars .
formal