TASK DEFINITION: You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.
PROBLEM: Sentence1: Okay, the TR8944 leaves at 15:39 and arrives by 17:07. Would you like me to book tickets for you? Sentence2: There are 10 trains leaving fro Liverpool Street on Thursday. Did you have a departure time in mind? Sentence3: Okay I have booked you and your reference number is WLUOQKEV . Sentence4: rosa's bed and breakfast is in the cheap price range Sentence5: I'm looking for a train departing from london liverpool street leaving on thursday. Sentence6: Do you need a taxi? Sentence7: Goodbye, and thanks again. Sentence8: Yes, I don't want to leave for Cambridge until 15:00 at the earliest. Sentence9: Sure thing. Thanks for letting us help you today! Sentence10: Thank you. I also need a hotel in the south. Sentence11: then thanks for inquiring with us. Sentence12: I don't need a taxi, thanks for asking Sentence13: No price range but I do want a 4 start. Sentence14: Yes, for 6 people. Sentence15: What price range are you interested in? Sentence16: That sounds great. I'll need a reservation for 6 people for 4 nights on Thursday. Sentence17: I've gone ahead and booked that for you. Your Reference number is : EUZ34KY9 . Is there anything else I can assist you with today? Sentence18: No, that takes care of everything I need. Thanks! Question: Who has spoken the sentence 7? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION: Answer: (B) System

PROBLEM: Sentence1: Can you check the availability at the University Arms Hotel for five people? Sentence2: You are welcome. Sentence3: Sure thing! Your reference number is LW8PBD97 . Sentence4: Thursday please. Sentence5: Thank you so much, that is all that I need for now. Have a wonderful day. Sentence6: What day would you like to book? Sentence7: Actually for 5 nights and there will be 5 of us staying Sentence8: For just one day? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 3? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION: Answer: (B) System

PROBLEM: Sentence1: You're welcome. Goodbye! Sentence2: Sure! Can you book a table for 8 people at 17:30 on Friday? Sentence3: Thank you. That's all I need right now. Bye. Sentence4: No. Choose one for me. Sentence5: There are a total of 14 different expensive Indian restaurants located throughout the city. Is there a particular area of town you would like to eat in? Sentence6: I'd like you to tell me about great Indian restaurants in the area. It's okay if they are expensive. Sentence7: Curry garden has good reviews, would you like to book there? Sentence8: Sure. Your reference number is QLMRQ3H2 . Anything else? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System

SOLUTION:
Answer: (A) User