train_dataset.csv

Question,GroundTruth
I have so much to do, I don’t know where to start. My dog has been throwing up, and I’m hungry. I haven’t slept nearly enough, and I feel very out of shape. What should I do?,”1.) Take your dog to the vet. 2.) Eat something. 3.) Take a nap. 4.) Go to the gym.”


Ugh, today is going to be a marathon. First, I've got to get through a group project meeting that’s probably going to take forever because we can never agree on anything. Then, there’s this huge stack of readings for my literature class—seriously, who assigns three chapters in one night? After that, I have to somehow squeeze in time to work on my science fair project. The deadline is creeping up, and my experiment is still not working right. On top of all that, I have to make time for some exercise. I promised myself I’d start getting fit, but who has time for that? And then, of course, there's the never-ending stream of emails and messages to catch up on. Why does everyone think I have time to respond immediately? Lastly, I need to go grocery shopping because my fridge is practically empty. It’s like everything decided to pile up on the same day!," Group Project Meeting Attend meeting, Finalize project details and assignments, Literature Class Readings, Read three assigned chapters, Take notes for class discussion, Science Fair Project, Work on the experiment, Troubleshoot any issues, Go for a jog or do a home workout, Check and Respond to Emails/Messages, Catch up on emails and messages, Grocery Shopping, Buy groceries and restock the fridge”


Today is going to be an absolute whirlwind. First, I have to rush to the dentist for an early morning appointment. Nothing like starting the day with someone poking around in your mouth! Then I have to rush back for a big presentation in class. I’m so nervous because I’ve barely had time to practice. Right after that, there’s a study group for my economics midterm. We’ve got so much to cover, and I’m worried I won’t keep up. Of course, I can't forget about my part-time job. I have a shift in the afternoon, and I have to deal with that annoying customer who always finds something to complain about. On top of everything, I need to pick up my dry cleaning because I’m out of clean clothes, and laundry is just not happening today. And let’s not even get started on dinner plans—I was supposed to cook tonight, but honestly, who has time? It’s like everything is happening all at once!,"Dentist Appointment, Attend early morning dentist visit, Class Presentation Deliver presentation, Try to stay calm and confident, Study Group for Economics Midterm, Review key concepts and study materials, Discuss topics with the group, Part-Time Job Shift, Work shift in the afternoon, Handle customer service tasks, Pick Up Dry Cleaning, Collect dry cleaning items, Dinner Plans, Decide whether to cook or order takeout (if time permits)”


I’ve got three massive reports due next week, a presentation to finish, and a never-ending stream of emails. Oh, and don’t forget the meeting with the client that’s been rescheduled for the fourth time. How is this supposed to be manageable,"Monday: Morning: Review and prioritize emails, Address any urgent matters, Start on Report 1. Outline the sections and gather necessary data, Lunch break, Afternoon: Continue working on Report 1. Draft the introduction and first section, Prepare for the client meeting, Review previous notes and updates, Finalize any last-minute details for the client meeting and send a confirmation email, Tuesday: Morning: Attend the rescheduled client meeting (if it’s happening today; otherwise, catch up on emails or work on other tasks), Work on Report 2 (Draft the introduction and first section), Afternoon: Lunch break, Continue with Report 2. Develop the next sections, Work on the presentation (Develop the outline and key points), Review and respond to emails. Wednesday: Morning: Focus on Report 1. Finalize the draft and prepare for review, Review and update the presentation slides, Afternoon: Lunch break. Work on Report 3. Draft the introduction and main sections. Continue working on the presentation, Add details and polish content, Review and respond to emails. Thursday: Morning: Finalize Report 2 and start the review process, Practice the presentation. Refine talking points and visuals, Afternoon: Lunch break, Work on Report 3. Continue drafting and organizing, Address any remaining emails and communication, Finalize the presentation. Prepare any handouts or additional materials needed. Friday:Morning: Finalize Report 1 and Report 3, Complete any remaining edits and compile all sections, Double-check presentation materials and practice delivery, Afternoon: Lunch break, Send final reports for review or distribution, Final preparation for the presentation and any additional client follow-up.”


The laundry’s piled up to the ceiling, there’s dust gathering on every surface, and the bathroom looks like it’s been through a hurricane. The lawn needs mowing, the garbage needs taking out, and the kitchen sink’s been leaking for days. And let’s not even talk about the overflowing recycling bin,"Monday: Laundry Start a load of laundry and continue until all piles are done. Bathroom Cleaning Tidy up and clean the bathroom, including sinks, toilets, and floors. Tuesday: Dusting Dust all surfaces throughout the house, including shelves, furniture, and electronics. Kitchen Sink Inspect and repair the leaking kitchen sink, or schedule a repair if needed. Wednesday: Lawn Care Mow the lawn and do any necessary edging or trimming. Garbage Disposal Take out the garbage and ensure the bins are clean and ready for the next week. Thursday: Recycling Bin Empty the overflowing recycling bin and sort recyclables properly. Surface Wipe-down Wipe down kitchen counters, dining tables, and other high-use areas. Friday: Deep Clean Kitchen Clean the kitchen thoroughly: wipe down appliances, clean the stovetop, and sanitize sinks. General Tidy-Up Tidy up any clutter around the house and organize items as needed. Saturday: Additional Laundry Do any additional laundry that might have accumulated during the week. Bathroom Refresh Give the bathroom another quick clean or touch-up if necessary. Sunday: Final Checks Do a final sweep of the house: check for any tasks that need attention, like re-organizing items or touching up spots missed earlier. Rest & Relax Take some time to relax and enjoy a clean and organized home."

Today is just one of those super busy days. First up, there's the club meeting after school where I'm supposed to help organize our next event. I can't skip it, even though I’ve got a ton of homework waiting for me. Speaking of which, I have a history project that I need to start, math problems to solve, and an English essay to write, all due soon. And before I can even think about tackling those, I've got classes all morning. I need to pay attention and take good notes because the lectures are packed with information, and the teachers move fast. After classes, there's barely any time to breathe because I have a biology quiz tomorrow, which means I need to cram in some study time tonight. Cellular respiration is a blur, and I need to get it sorted out. Later, I've got band practice. There's a performance coming up, and I still need to perfect my part. Then, somehow, I also promised my friends we’d hang out. It’s going to be a juggling act to fit everything in. It's one of those days where it feels like there are a million things to do and not nearly enough time to do them all!,"Morning Classes Attend all lectures Take detailed notes Homework Complete math problems Write English essay Start history project Study for Biology Quiz Review cellular respiration and other key concepts Club Meeting (After School): Help organize the next event Band Practice Practice for upcoming performance Hang Out with Friends (Optional): Coordinate with friends if time allows”

First off, the laundry apocalypse. There’s a mountain of dirty clothes that’s practically whispering, “We’ll never be clean again.” I’ve got to sort, wash, dry, and fold, and let’s not forget the never-ending battle with the laundry monster that mysteriously creates more dirty clothes. And of course, it’s all piled up, staring at me with a smug sense of inevitability. Next, the kitchen disaster zone. The dishes are stacked high, forming a veritable monument to neglect. It’s a monument that needs to be scrubbed and sanitized before it starts sprouting new life forms. And don’t get me started on the crumbs scattered like confetti. If I wanted to live in a kitchen disaster film, I’d have signed up for that role willingly. The list of meetings and appointments? Don’t even get me started. I’m bouncing from one Zoom call to another, each one more pointless than the last, discussing things that could probably be resolved with a quick email—or better yet, ignored entirely. My calendar looks like a bad game of Tetris, with no clear way to fit everything in without collapsing in a heap. And then, there’s the social obligation minefield. I’ve got a dozen calls and messages piling up, each one a reminder that I’m failing to keep up with basic human interaction. I’m expected to attend events, catch up with friends,"Daily Schedule: Morning: Wake Up and Morning Routine: Freshen up, stretch, and have a healthy breakfast. Sort Laundry: Separate clothes into categories (whites, colors, delicates, etc.). Start First Load of Laundry: Begin washing the first load of clothes. Clear and Sort Dishes: Gather all dirty dishes and sort them by type (plates, glasses, utensils). Late Morning Wash Dishes: Wash dishes in batches, starting with the easiest or most frequently used items. Short Break: Take a quick break to rest and recharge. Switch Laundry Loads: Move the first load to the dryer and start the second load in the washer. Wipe Kitchen Surfaces: Clean countertops, wipe down appliances, and sweep the floor. Midday Work on Priority Tasks/Meetings: Join any essential Zoom meetings or focus on high-priority work tasks. Lunch Break: Have a nutritious lunch and take some time to relax. Afternoon Fold and Put Away First Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Start Third Load of Laundry: Move the second load to the dryer and start the third load in the washer. Continue Work/Meetings: Join any remaining Zoom meetings or continue working on tasks. Short Break: Take a quick break to rest and recharge. Fold and Put Away Second Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Run Essential Errands: Complete top-priority errands like picking up prescriptions or grocery shopping. Late Afternoon Switch Laundry Loads: Move the third load to the dryer and start the fourth load in the washer (if necessary). Respond to Messages/Calls: Catch up on important calls and messages. Evening Dinner Prep and Cleanup: Prepare dinner and clean up the kitchen afterward. Fold and Put Away Third Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Relaxation Time: Spend time doing something you enjoy, like reading, watching a show, or going for a walk. Final Tidy Up: Do a quick sweep of the house to put away any remaining items. Prepare for Tomorrow: Make a to-do list for the next day, set out clothes, and prepare for bed. Wind Down and Bedtime Routine: Relax and get ready for bed to ensure a good night's sleep.”

School work is its own brand of torture. Hours upon hours of staring at textbooks, deciphering equations, and writing essays that seem to serve no purpose other than to suck the joy out of life. Algebra, biology, history—it’s like a parade of subjects marching through my brain, each one more tedious than the last. And don’t even get me started on group projects. Trying to coordinate with classmates who seem to have mastered the art of disappearing when there’s work to be done? Just when I think I might have a handle on the avalanche of assignments, in comes the chore list to crush any remaining hope. Laundry that magically multiplies every time I turn my back, dishes that stack up to the ceiling, and floors that seem to attract every crumb and speck of dust in a five-mile radius. Vacuuming, sweeping, mopping—it’s a relentless battle against a house that seems determined to return to a state of chaos no matter how hard I try. And let’s not forget the bathrooms, those miniature war zones of grime and soap scum that demand scrubbing and disinfecting on a near-daily basis,"Daily Schedule Morning Wake Up and Morning Routine Freshen up, stretch, and have a healthy breakfast. Review School Work Glance through the day’s assignments to get an idea of what needs to be done. Start with Laundry Sort clothes into categories (whites, colors, delicates, etc.). Begin washing the first load of clothes. Tackle the Most Urgent School Assignment Spend a focused session on the most pressing school assignment. This could be an essay, homework, or project that has the nearest deadline. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Late Morning Switch Laundry Loads Move the first load to the dryer and start the second load in the washer. Work on a Different Subject Shift focus to a different school subject. Perhaps tackle some math problems or read a chapter for history. Dishes and Kitchen Clean-Up Wash dishes in batches, starting with the easiest or most frequently used items. Wipe down countertops and sweep the floor to keep the kitchen tidy. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Midday Lunch Break Have a nutritious lunch and take some time to relax. Fold and Put Away First Load of Laundry Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Group Project Work If you have a group project, spend some time coordinating with your classmates or working on your part of the project. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Afternoon Continue with School Assignments Spend another focused session on school assignments. Rotate subjects to keep things fresh and maintain productivity. Switch Laundry Loads Again Move the second load to the dryer and start the third load in the washer. Vacuum and Sweep Vacuum the main living areas and sweep any hard floors to keep the house clean. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Late Afternoon Finish Remaining School Work Use this time to finish up any remaining school assignments or study for upcoming tests. Fold and Put Away Second Load of LaundryTake the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Bathroom Cleaning Clean one bathroom, focusing on scrubbing and disinfecting. Evening Dinner Prep and Cleanup Prepare dinner and clean up the kitchen afterward. Fold and Put Away Third Load of Laundry Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Relaxation Time Spend some time doing something you enjoy, like reading, watching a show, or going for a walk. Final Tidy Up Do a quick sweep of the house to put away any remaining items and keep things organized. Prepare for Tomorrow Make a to-do list for the next day, set out clothes, and prepare for bed. Wind Down and Bedtime Routine Relax and get ready for bed to ensure a good night's sleep”



Oh, the joy of being buried under a mountain of work, art classes, piano practice, and homework. It's like a never-ending nightmare designed to test the limits of my endurance and sanity. Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to cram so many responsibilities into a single day? But wait, there's more! Just when I think I might have a moment to breathe, homework swoops in like a vulture, ready to pick apart the remnants of my sanity. Essays, math problems, science projects—it’s an endless parade of assignments demanding attention. Each subject competing for my limited time and energy, leaving me wondering how I’m supposed to fit it all in without collapsing, “Daily Schedule Morning Wake Up and Morning Routine Freshen up, stretch, and have a healthy breakfast to start the day right. Work Session 1 Focus on the most urgent or important work tasks. This could be a job assignment, freelance work, or any other work-related responsibility. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to recharge. Homework Session 1 Tackle the most pressing homework assignment. Prioritize subjects with the nearest deadlines. Late Morning Art Class/Practice Dedicate time to your art class or art practice. Work on any ongoing projects or new assignments from class. Short BreakTake a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Piano Practice Focus on scales, arpeggios, and pieces you need to work on. Aim for a solid practice session to keep up with your musical goals. Midday Lunch Break Have a nutritious lunch and take some time to relax and decompress. Work Session 2 Continue with work tasks. This could be a continuation of the morning’s work or new tasks that need attention. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Homework Session 2 Work on another homework assignment. Rotate subjects to keep things fresh and ensure you're making progress in all areas. Afternoon Art Class/Practice Spend additional time on art if needed. This could be for completing projects, experimenting with new techniques, or catching up on class assignments. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Piano Practice Another session to work on different pieces or refine what you practiced earlier. Focus on challenging sections or new material. Homework Session 3 Tackle any remaining homework. Prioritize subjects you haven’t worked on yet.Late Afternoon Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Work Session 3 Wrap up any remaining work tasks or respond to any urgent emails/messages. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Homework Session 4 Use this time to finish up any lingering homework or study for upcoming tests. Evening Dinner Prep and Cleanup Prepare dinner and clean up the kitchen afterward. Use this time to unwind a bit from the day's responsibilities. Relaxation Time Spend some time doing something you enjoy, like reading, watching a show, or going for a walk. Final Review and Tidy Up Quickly review what you accomplished during the day and make a to-do list for tomorrow. Tidy up your workspace to start fresh the next day. Wind Down and Bedtime Routine Relax and get ready for bed to ensure a good night's sleep. This could include reading, meditating, or any other calming activity.”



Today is just one of those super busy days. First up, there's the club meeting after school where I'm supposed to help organize our next event. I can't skip it, even though I’ve got a ton of homework waiting for me. Speaking of which, I have a history project that I need to start, math problems to solve, and an English essay to write, all due soon. And before I can even think about tackling those, I've got classes all morning. I need to pay attention and take good notes because the lectures are packed with information, and the teachers move fast. After classes, there's barely any time to breathe because I have a biology quiz tomorrow, which means I need to cram in some study time tonight. Cellular respiration is a blur, and I need to get it sorted out. Later, I've got band practice. There's a performance coming up, and I still need to perfect my part. Then, somehow, I also promised my friends we’d hang out. It’s going to be a juggling act to fit everything in. It's one of those days where it feels like there are a million things to do and not nearly enough time to do them all!, “Morning Classes Attend all lectures Take detailed notes Homework Complete math problemsWrite English essay Start history project Study for Biology Quiz Review cellular respiration and other key concepts Club Meeting (After School) Help organize the next event Band Practice Practice for upcoming performance Hang Out with Friends (Optional) Coordinate with friends if time allows.”

First off, the laundry apocalypse. There’s a mountain of dirty clothes that’s practically whispering, “We’ll never be clean again.” I’ve got to sort, wash, dry, and fold, and let’s not forget the never-ending battle with the laundry monster that mysteriously creates more dirty clothes. And of course, it’s all piled up, staring at me with a smug sense of inevitability. Next, the kitchen disaster zone. The dishes are stacked high, forming a veritable monument to neglect. It’s a monument that needs to be scrubbed and sanitized before it starts sprouting new life forms. And don’t get me started on the crumbs scattered like confetti. If I wanted to live in a kitchen disaster film, I’d have signed up for that role willingly. The list of meetings and appointments? Don’t even get me started. I’m bouncing from one Zoom call to another, each one more pointless than the last, discussing things that could probably be resolved with a quick email—or better yet, ignored entirely. My calendar looks like a bad game of Tetris, with no clear way to fit everything in without collapsing in a heap. And then, there’s the social obligation minefield. I’ve got a dozen calls and messages piling up, each one a reminder that I’m failing to keep up with basic human interaction. I’m expected to attend events, catch up with friends, and maintain relationships while my brain feels like it’s about to short-circuit from sheer overload. Don’t forget the errands. The list is longer than a CVS receipt: grocery shopping, picking up prescriptions, dropping off dry cleaning. It’s as if every store and service decided today would be the perfect day to remind me how inadequate I am at managing time. I’m stuck in a whirlwind of tasks that never end, each one more mundane and draining than the last, “Daily Schedule: Morning Wake Up and Morning Routine: Freshen up, stretch, and have a healthy breakfast. Sort Laundry: Separate clothes into categories (whites, colors, delicates, etc.). Start First Load of Laundry: Begin washing the first load of clothes. Clear and Sort Dishes: Gather all dirty dishes and sort them by type (plates, glasses, utensils). Late Morning Wash Dishes: Wash dishes in batches, starting with the easiest or most frequently used items. Short Break: Take a quick break to rest and recharge. Switch Laundry Loads: Move the first load to the dryer and start the second load in the washer. Wipe Kitchen Surfaces: Clean countertops, wipe down appliances, and sweep the floor. Midday Work on Priority Tasks/Meetings: Join any essential Zoom meetings or focus on high-priority work tasks. Lunch Break: Have a nutritious lunch and take some time to relax. Afternoon Fold and Put Away First Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Start Third Load of Laundry: Move the second load to the dryer and start the third load in the washer. Continue Work/Meetings: Join any remaining Zoom meetings or continue working on tasks. Short Break: Take a quick break to rest and recharge. Fold and Put Away Second Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Run Essential Errands: Complete top-priority errands like picking up prescriptions or grocery shopping. Late Afternoon Switch Laundry Loads: Move the third load to the dryer and start the fourth load in the washer (if necessary). Respond to Messages/Calls: Catch up on important calls and messages. Evening Dinner Prep and Cleanup: Prepare dinner and clean up the kitchen afterward. Fold and Put Away Third Load of Laundry: Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Relaxation Time: Spend time doing something you enjoy, like reading, watching a show, or going for a walk. Final Tidy Up: Do a quick sweep of the house to put away any remaining items. Prepare for Tomorrow: Make a to-do list for the next day, set out clothes, and prepare for bed. Wind Down and Bedtime Routine: Relax and get ready for bed to ensure a good night's sleep.”



I have to leave in 15 minutes for school, I am running late and I might not be able to walk there in time since I am so busy. I also have to get my project ready as well, and my pets are hungry, "To-Do: Get ready for school, get your project ready, feed pets, walk or drive to school."



School work is its own brand of torture. Hours upon hours of staring at textbooks, deciphering equations, and writing essays that seem to serve no purpose other than to suck the joy out of life. Algebra, biology, history—it’s like a parade of subjects marching through my brain, each one more tedious than the last. And don’t even get me started on group projects. Trying to coordinate with classmates who seem to have mastered the art of disappearing when there’s work to be done? Just when I think I might have a handle on the avalanche of assignments, in comes the chore list to crush any remaining hope. Laundry that magically multiplies every time I turn my back, dishes that stack up to the ceiling, and floors that seem to attract every crumb and speck of dust in a five-mile radius. Vacuuming, sweeping, mopping—it’s a relentless battle against a house that seems determined to return to a state of chaos no matter how hard I try. And let’s not forget the bathrooms, those miniature war zones of grime and soap scum that demand scrubbing and disinfecting on a near-daily basis, “Daily Schedule Morning Wake Up and Morning Routine Freshen up, stretch, and have a healthy breakfast. Review School Work Glance through the day’s assignments to get an idea of what needs to be done. Start with Laundry Sort clothes into categories (whites, colors, delicates, etc.). Begin washing the first load of clothes. Tackle the Most Urgent School Assignment Spend a focused session on the most pressing school assignment. This could be an essay, homework, or project that has the nearest deadline. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Late Morning Switch Laundry Loads Move the first load to the dryer and start the second load in the washer. Work on a Different Subject Shift focus to a different school subject. Perhaps tackle some math problems or read a chapter for history. Dishes and Kitchen Clean-UpWash dishes in batches, starting with the easiest or most frequently used items. Wipe down countertops and sweep the floor to keep the kitchen tidy. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Midday Lunch Break Have a nutritious lunch and take some time to relax. Fold and Put Away First Load of Laundry Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Group Project Work If you have a group project, spend some time coordinating with your classmates or working on your part of the project. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Afternoon Continue with School Assignments Spend another focused session on school assignments. Rotate subjects to keep things fresh and maintain productivity. Switch Laundry Loads Again Move the second load to the dryer and start the third load in the washer. Vacuum and Sweep Vacuum the main living areas and sweep any hard floors to keep the house clean. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Late Afternoon Finish Remaining School Work Use this time to finish up any remaining school assignments or study for upcoming tests. Fold and Put Away Second Load of Laundry Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Short Break Take a 10-minute break to rest and recharge. Bathroom Cleaning Clean one bathroom, focusing on scrubbing and disinfecting. Evening Dinner Prep and Cleanup Prepare dinner and clean up the kitchen afterward. Fold and Put Away Third Load of Laundry Take the clothes out of the dryer, fold them, and put them away. Relaxation Time Spend some time doing something you enjoy, like reading, watching a show, or going for a walk. Final Tidy Up Do a quick sweep of the house to put away any remaining items and keep things organized. Prepare for Tomorrow Make a to-do list for the next day, set out clothes, and prepare for bed. Wind Down and Bedtime Routine Relax and get ready for bed to ensure a good night's sleep,”