instruction:
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'.
question:
Person1: Did you ever take History 231 ?
Person2: Yeah . Last semester .
Person1: Who was the professor ?
Person2: It was Professor Johnson .
Person1: I have him this semester . What do you think about him ?
Person2: He's a terrible instructor and demands a lot , but fortunately , he's an easy grader .
Person1: What did you end up getting ?
Person2: I got an A - . Sounds good , but none of my test scores were that high , so I don't know how I got a decent grade .
Person1: That's probably because he grades on a curve .
Person2: Are you enjoying the class so far ?
Person1: I hate it and I was about to withdrawal . But after hearing your experience , I think I will tough it out .
Person2: Yes . Definitely stay in the class . You will get a better grade than your test scores . He does that deliberately to make all the students study a lot .
Person1: Thanks for letting me know . I feel relieved now .
answer:
1

question:
Person1: My shirt needs ironing . Could you please help me with that , Mary ?
Person2: No way . Do it yourself .
Person1: Please , I promise this is the last time .
Person2: OK , I'll iron your shirt for you , but only if you make me a cup of coffee .
answer:
0

question:
Person1: Is there anything I can do for you ?
Person2: I want to have a trip to Sydney .
Person1: Sure . How long is your vacation ?
Person2: 3 weeks
Person1: Well , how do you like this one ? You will stay there for 17 days .
Person2: It's good . By the way , what kind of clothes do I have to bring with me ?
Person1: It's summer in Sydney so you have to bring your summer wear .
answer:
1