train_dataset.csv

Question,GroundTruth
I need to eat something and go to a meeting. Can you make me a to-do list?, "1. Eat a meal 2. Go to your meeting"

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"

Oh my god! I have so much to do. I'm super overwhelmed by the fact that I'm behind on my homework. I really should get a covid vaccine because I'm headed back to school soon. Not to mention, I have to buy so many things for the school year, including a calculator and set of pencils. Help me!,"1. Finish your homework 2. Schedule your covid vaccine 3. Go back to school shopping and buy pencils and a calculator"

I'm so anxious! I haven't slept and I haven't eaten! I need to also go for a meeting!,"1. Eat a meal 2. Go to your meeting 3. Take a nap

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!,”1. Attend your project meeting. 2. Read your 3 chapters for literature 3. Finish your science project”

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!,"1. Exercise: Go for a jog or do a home workout 2. Emails/Messages: Catch up on emails and messages 3. 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.,"1. Dentist Appointment: Attend early morning dentist visit 2. Class Presentation: Deliver presentation, stay calm and confident 3. Study Group for Economics Midterm: Review key concepts and study materials, discuss topics with the group 4. Part-Time Job Shift: Work shift in the afternoon, handle customer service tasks”

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!,”1. Pick Up Dry Cleaning: Collect dry cleaning items 2. Dinner Plans: Decide whether to cook or order takeout"

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?,"1. Review and prioritize emails 2. Address any urgent matters 3. Start on Report 1 (outline the sections and gather necessary data) 4. Lunch break 5. Continue working on Report 1 6. send a confirmation email to the client”

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. What do I do?,"1. Start a load of laundry and continue until all piles are done 2.T idy up and clean the bathroom 3. Dust all surfaces throughout the house 4. Inspect and repair the leaking kitchen sink, or schedule a repair 5. Mow the lawn and do any necessary edging or trimming 6. Take out the garbage 7. Empty the overflowing recycling bin and sort recyclables properly”

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.,” 1. Go to your classes 2. Start your history project 3. Do your math homework. 4. Write your English essay 5. Go to your club meeting 6. Finish up any homework you still have”


I wasn’t able to eat much because I’m so stressed out. I have no time to get to the work that I need. I can’t get my webpage to load, and I’m losing my mind!,”1. Take a deep breath 2. Eat some food 3. Restart the internet and reload your webpage 4. Make time for your work”