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#Person2#: Of course, I do.
#Person1#: But have you heard about thirdhand smoke?
#Person2#: Third hand smoke? I'm afraid not. What is it then?
#Person1#: Well, it's here in today's paper. Parents may think they are protecting children from secondhand smoke when they smoke outside their home or only when the children are not there. But now researchers are warning about what they call third hand smoke. When you smoke dangerous matter from cigarettes gets into your hair and clothing. As babies are the weakest when you come to a baby. You pass it to the baby and increase the chances of disease in the baby.
#Person2#: Is that so? In that case. I have to say that I should never get close to a baby.
#Person1#: That's right. Actually, all smoking parents should do the same or better give it up completely. | #Person1# describes to Bob the definition of thirdhand smoke. Dangerous matters will get into hair and clothing when people smoke, so parents should quit smoking. | thirdhand smoke | [
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train_7001 | #Person1#: Hello, Mike. What are you doing in this part of London?
#Person2#: Well, in fact I'm looking for a flat round here.
#Person1#: A flat? Do you want to move?
#Person2#: Yes, actually. Believe it or not, Mandy and I are getting married.
#Person1#: It's great. Congratulations. When did you decide?
#Person2#: Only last week. It was when we were staying with her family in Schottland. Now we're trying to find a suitable flat.
#Person1#: It will be great to have you as neighbors. I hope you manage to buy one soon.
#Person2#: We aren't looking for one to buy. We don't have enough money yet. We want to find somewhere to rent.
#Person1#: Yes, of course, that's what we did at first. In fact, in the end my brother lent us some money. That's how we managed to buy ours.
#Person2#: Really? Perhaps I'll talk to my family about it. Now, what about a coffee? There's a good place just around the corner.
#Person1#: What a good idea. | Mike tells #Person1# he will rent a flat because he's getting married and has not enough money. #Person1# says #Person1#'s brother lent #Person1# some money to buy the flat. Mike will turn to his family as well. | flat renting | [
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train_768 | #Person1#: Excuse me, sir. Could you spare a minute?
#Person2#: Uh, yes.
#Person1#: Do you go to work by train every day?
#Person2#: Yes. I commute five days a week by train.
#Person1#: And would you mind telling us what you think of the rail service?
#Person2#: It's really very good.
#Person1#: Why do you say that?
#Person2#: Well, trains are frequent and come on time.
#Person1#: Which train do you catch in the evening?
#Person2#: I usually take the 5 thirty home.
#Person1#: And can you get a seat?
#Person2#: No, I usually have to stand.
#Person1#: Would you agree that the service is fast?
#Person2#: Yes, it's reasonably fast but it certainly isn't cheap. Fares have gone up25%. | #Person1# asks #Person2#'s attitude towards the rail service. #Person2# thinks the service is good but isn't cheap, and usually has to stand. | rail service | [
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train_832 | #Person1#: We need to elect club officials before the summer starts.
#Person2#: I guess we should start with nominees first.
#Person1#: Let's make it the first item of business in our next meeting.
#Person2#: We should probably let everyone know ahead of time so they will be prepared.
#Person1#: Can you take care of sending out a bulletin by e-mail to all the club members?
#Person2#: Yes, I can do that this afternoon.
#Person1#: Let's schedule the actual election times the week after the nominations. Doesn't that seem logical?
#Person2#: Yes, let me put it on the calendar. | #Person1# and #Person2# plan the election of club officials. They will hold the election the week after the nominations in their next meeting. | club officials election | [
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train_12099 | #Person1#: Paul, a company called me for an interview.
#Person2#: That's great! You need to prepare for it.
#Person1#: How?
#Person2#: Get your hair done at a good hair saloon. Tell them you are going for a job interview.
#Person1#: OK.
#Person2#: Buy a decent suit.
#Person1#: Is a white blouse OK?
#Person2#: Yeah, fine. And dressing shoes.
#Person1#: How about make up?
#Person2#: Not much make up. | #Person1# gets an interview opportunity. Paul tells #Person1# how to prepare for it in appearance. | interview preparation | [
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train_4769 | #Person1#: If I remember correctly, time of delivery is another point on which we differ.
#Person2#: That's right. Let's go into the details.
#Person1#: Ok. I hope you can have these goods delivered before the end of Sep. We'd like them to be there in time for our Christmas sales.
#Person2#: Christmas doesn't come until almost the end of the year, right?
#Person1#: But in the United States the Christmas season begins about a month before Dec. 25.
#Person2#: Well. I am afraid it will be difficult for us to advance the time of shipment. Our manufacturers are fully committed at the moment.
#Person1#: I hope you'll try to get them to step up production.
#Person2#: As new orders keep pouring in, the workers are working three shifts to step up production.
#Person1#: If that's the case, there is nothing more to be said.
#Person2#: I am sorry.
#Person1#: What's your last word as to the date then?
#Person2#: I said by the middle of Oct. This is the best we can promise.
#Person1#: All right. I'll take you at your word.
#Person2#: Good. Let's call it a deal. We will do our best to advance the shipment, but your L / C should be opened early Sep.
#Person1#: I promise. | #Person1# hopes #Person2# can have the goods delivered before the end of September. but #Person2# tells #Person1# it'll be difficult to advance the time of shipment. They finally reach an agreement on the date by the middle of October. | business talk | [
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train_4363 | #Person1#: Researchers in America did some experiments to try to figure out why some people gain weight more than others do.
#Person2#: Yeah, some people can eat whatever they want and they never seem to gain a pound.
#Person1#: In this study, volunteers were given 1000 extra calories a day. About 2 pieces of cheese's worth of extra intake.
#Person2#: This kind of study I'd like to be in.
#Person1#: Well, anyway, there're also world special equipment that recorded how much they moved. You know, walking up and down steps. Everybody gained weight. But some people gained much less than others. The secret keeping on moving.
#Person2#: You mean just moving your fingers or scratching your neck or something like this?
#Person1#: Any movement takes energy to perform. And little movements like rearranging things on your desk, if you do them all the time, starts to add up. We generally only think of large movements like exercise as burning calories. But people who keep on moving maybe doing a slow steady burn all day long.
#Person2#: So maybe you should do more housework instead of me from now on. | #Person1# introduces to #Person2# an experiment on weight-gaining by American researchers and concludes that keeping doing little movements can also burn up many calories. Thus #Person2# asks #Person1# to do more housework. | scientific experiment discussion | [
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train_7954 | #Person1#: Hi I have some good news for you.
#Person2#: What is it?
#Person1#: The teacher suggested that we go on a trip this Saturday.
#Person2#: Oh,wonderful. Where shall we go?
#Person1#: How about going to the park?
#Person2#: I don't think it's a good place to go to. We can go there another time. We should so farther away this time.
#Person1#: Where do you think we should go then?
#Person2#: How about the river in the suburbs?
#Person1#: I don't think it's a good idea. It's not safe. Why not go to the mountains instead?
#Person2#: That sounds good. Let's go to the mountains to the south of the city. | #Person1# and #Person2# will go on a trip. #Person1# suggests the park. #Person2# thinks they should go farther away. They agree to go to the mountains. | a trip | [
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train_4576 | #Person1#: I want to join in the bus tour.
#Person2#: Yes, sir.
#Person1#: Will the bus pick up the tourists from hotels?
#Person2#: Of course. You don't have to come here and we will drop you off at your hotel.
#Person1#: Woo, that's quite convenient. | #Person2# tells #Person1# how to join the bus tour. | the bus tour | [
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train_9572 | #Person1#: She is really pretty, isn't she? Her skin looks so baby-smooth!
#Person2#: Well, it's just that she put a lot of makeup on her face. Actually, natural beauty comes from within.
#Person1#: Ah, I can smell jealousy in the air.
#Person2#: She has nothing that deserves my jealousy. I don't have to put things on my face and I still look pretty. Don't you think so?
#Person1#: Yeah, right. But what did you put on your face last night? Those little greenish things.
#Person2#: They are cucumbers. They are natural skin soothers, natural healers of the skin. Haven't you heard them say on TV that. . . eh. . . they soften the skin, wipe out the roughness, counter irritation and build strength and resilience?
#Person1#: Yeah, yeah, yeah! They wipe out tight, tired feelings and remove lines and age signs. Blah, blah. . . See, I can even recite it.
#Person2#: That's right. You have learned a lot, haven't you? | #Person1# thinks a lady is pretty but #Person2# thinks it's due to makeup. #Person1# thinks #Person2# is jealous. #Person2# denies that but also put cucumbers on the face to look pretty yesterday. | beauty | [
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train_4361 | #Person1#: You only have an hour for lunch.
#Person2#: Well, now I have only 45 minutes.
#Person1#: That's not much time. Where should we go? How about Tornis Ettling Restaurant? Just across the street. I love the pizza.
#Person2#: I love the food too, but they are really slow. Last week, I waited 30 minutes for my food.
#Person1#: OK. Let's have a sushi at the David's. We can be in and out in 20 minutes.
#Person2#: Today is the Thursday, David's is not open.
#Person1#: Alright. Then let's go to the Jungle Cafe. We can be there in 60 seconds.
#Person2#: Good idea. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about where to have lunch and they finally decide to the Jungle Cafe. | have lunch | [
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#Person2#: Evening, we have a table booked in the name of Barlow. There were 9 of us, but we're down to 5.
#Person1#: That's fine. Inside or outside?
#Person2#: Outside would be fine.
#Person1#: Would you like to go in the bar first. I'll just change that number to 5.
#Person2#: Alright?
#Person1#: Would you like to come this way? I'll just get another chair. That's fine and would you like a drink while you're waiting for your friends?
#Person2#: Um yes. I'll have a mineral water please. | Barlow booked a table for 9 but they're down to 5. #Person1# asks them to go to the bar first and will change the number to 5. | at a restaurant | [
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train_9760 | #Person1#: Kathy, you look worried, why?
#Person2#: According to the screen, our flight to Sydney has been delayed by 3 hours. So now we won't be boarding the plane until 2:00 PM. But we have a meeting at night.
#Person1#: That shouldn't be a problem. The meeting with our customers isn't until 8:00 o'clock. Unfortunately, we won't have time to take a tour of the city as we planned. I have been looking forward to it for a long time.
#Person2#: What a pity! However, we can look around next time. | Kathy is worried due to the delayed flight. #Person1# comforts her that they won't be late for the meeting. But they won't have time for sightseeing. | delayed flight | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I would like to book a table for six for the next Monday.
#Person1#: Certainly, sir. At what time should we expect you?
#Person2#: At 6:30 on next Monday evening.
#Person1#: And what is it going to be, Chinese food or Western food?
#Person2#: Chinese food.
#Person1#: May I have your name, sir, please?
#Person2#: Please book it under the name of Mr. Peter.
#Person1#: So it's Mr. Peter, a table for six for the evening of the next Monday. It is Chinese food and you are coming at 6:30.
#Person2#: That's right.
#Person1#: Thank you for calling us. We'll be expecting you next Monday. | #Person1# helps #Person2# make a reservation for a table of six and notes down the food type and arriving time. | restaurant reservation | [
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#Person2#: It's impossible.
#Person1#: Why?
#Person2#: We can't afford to go out. Look at the bills yourself. Everything I say goes in one ear and out of the other.
#Person1#: All right. I've been trying to cut down our expenses lately. I've been turning off the lights when I leave the room. | #Person1# proposes going to a movie, but Jenny refuses as they can't afford to go out. | expenses | [
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train_12448 | #Person1#: So it looks like we start selling in the U. S. next year.
#Person2#: Did Mr. Lin put you in charge of marketing?
#Person1#: He's still not sure whether he wants to put me in charge, or whether he wants to hire an American. But even if he hires an American, I'll probably be transferred to our American office.
#Person2#: Where will it be?
#Person1#: We aren't sure yet. Maybe L. A. I think L. A. would be the best idea.
#Person2#: Is it because of trade negotiations that we can start selling in the U. S. ?
#Person1#: Yes, the recent agreements between the two governments have changed everything. Now we have the right to sell in America at a much lower tariff. It's going to be good. We can compete more directly with them.
#Person2#: Great.
#Person1#: Our computers have a high level of quality now. We can demonstrate it. And our prices will be good. So I think it will really be worthwhile.
#Person2#: You seem excited about it.
#Person1#: Well, you know I studied marketing in America. So maybe the thought of going back there to promote our brand is kind of exciting to me. I'd love to be part of the team.
#Person2#: Do you honestly think we can compete though? All the computer giants are there.
#Person1#: Yes, I do. I think we can compete. I think we can make a name for ourselves. It will be hard at first. But if we develop a good advertising campaign, I think we can break into the market.
#Person2#: The company will have to choose a good advertising firm. And then there's the problem of quality. How do we convince American buyers that our quality is good?
#Person1#: It takes some time. Because even if the quality is high, people won't accept a high tech product unless they recognize the name. Name recognition is crucial.
#Person2#: Well, I hope it all works out, John. I think if you're part of the team, things will go well. But you know we'd all miss you here. So I won't say I'm happy to think that you're leaving.
#Person1#: That's very nice of you to say. But if we set up an office there in the States, maybe you could try to become part of it.
#Person2#: Me? No way. I'm dedicated to the company, but I'm not going to leave Taiwan. I'm happy here. | John tells #Person2# he may be transferred to the American office because of the new trade negotiations. John is excited about it because John studied marketing in America. John thinks they can compete with computer giants with high quality. John thinks maybe #Person2# could try to work in the States but #Person2# is not going to leave Taiwan. | American office | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I see. What did you need to see me about?
#Person1#: There's a problem with my schedule.
#Person2#: What's the problem?
#Person1#: Two of my classes occur at the same time.
#Person2#: Well, I can see that's a problem.
#Person1#: Is it at all possible for you to fix that error?
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#Person1#: I want to keep both of them, if that's possible.
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#Person2#: The United States. I live in New York.
#Person1#: Oh, really? That's a big city with a large population, right? By the way, do you like it there?
#Person2#: Yeah. I think it's the only suitable place to live.
#Person1#: Why do you say that?
#Person2#: You see, there's always something exciting to do, and it's never boring.
#Person1#: My place isn't boring, either. You can fish, hike, grow vegetables, and do all kinds of things, although it's small and quiet.
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train_3573 | #Person1#: I'm so tired! I don't know how I'm going to make it through this lecture.
#Person2#: The professor is a bit boring today. You need something to perk yourself up. How about a coffee?
#Person1#: I don't really like coffee, to be honest. It's too bitter for me.
#Person2#: Well, you need something to wake you up. How about a soda?
#Person1#: Most some drinks have too much sugar in them.
#Person2#: The diet sodas don't have any caffeic in them, which one would you like?
#Person1#: I like diet sprite. Does that have any caffeine in it?
#Person2#: Unfortunately, it doesn't. how about some diet coke?
#Person1#: I don't care for coke. I heard that coke was first used as a medicine and I don't like medicine. What else has caffeine?
#Person2#: Maybe you should try a cappuccino or a latte ; they taste much better than plain brewed coffee.
#Person1#: Maybe. How about a mochaccino? Are they any good?
#Person2#: You'll love that. It's just a shot of espresso beans mixed with steam milk and some chocolate syrup.
#Person1#: That's perfect! Would you like one, too? My treat.
#Person2#: Thanks, but I'll stick with some jasmine tea. I'm trying to watch my diet. | #Person2# recommends #Person1# to have some drink to cheer #Person1# up, but #Person1# doesn't like them very much. Finally, #Person1# chooses to drink a mochaccino. | refreshing drinks | [
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train_7367 | #Person1#: Dad, Dad! Can I have some money to buy a Game Boy?
#Person2#: A Game Boy? Those are too expensive.
#Person1#: No, they're not. There only twenty-five dollars. I've got forty-two dollars before, but Mom didn't let me buy one.
#Person2#: Well, let's look. Let's think of some ways so that ... Hmm. Well, maybe we can come up with some ways that you can earn money.
#Person1#: Let's see ... allowance.
#Person2#: Okay, well allowance. So, how much money can you make a week with allowance? What did Mom tell you?
#Person1#: She said that if, umm, you get your work done on time, you can get $1.25.
#Person2#: Okay, so if you get your work done, you get $1.25. Okay, and what are some other ways that you can earn a little bit more money?
#Person1#: Umm, let's see. I could work for people.
#Person2#: Okay, well, maybe you could come up with some odd jobs. What are a couple of things that you could do to earn some money, maybe around here, in the neighborhood?
#Person1#: Umm.
#Person2#: What about opening up a lemonade stand?
#Person1#: I can try that. That'll be fun.
#Person2#: Okay. What else can you do?
#Person1#: Hmmm. Most the kids on our block like candy, so I can start one of those.
#Person2#: Okay, so maybe selling some candy. [Yeah.] And, what else?
#Person1#: Umm. I could ... umm ... take out the trash everyday.
#Person2#: Well, I think you have some ideas, so I guess if you save long, you'll be able to earn enough money to buy something you want. Sound good?
#Person1#: Like a Game Boy?
#Person2#: Uh, something you need, let's say.
#Person1#: Uh! (Great surprise and disgust)
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train_10765 | #Person1#: Please sit down. Let's see...you're Mr. Smith. Is that correct?
#Person2#: Yes. John Smith.
#Person1#: And you're interested in this job?
#Person2#: Yes, I am. I'll graduate from college the coming June. My major is Chinese.
#Person1#: I see. Have you ever done any work in this field?
#Person2#: Yes, I used to be a tour guide for Chinese travellers.
#Person1#: Good. Now, how much money do you expect to have for a year?
#Person2#: From what I've read, it seems that a starting pay would be around $12,000 a year.
#Person1#: Here, you would start at $10,500 for the first year...a kind of training period. Then you would go to $15,000.
#Person2#: That sounds fair enough. What do you think are the chances for me to get a job here?
#Person1#: Well, I'm talking to three people today and four tomorrow. We'll be hiring two people. You'll hear from us sometime next month. Good luck! And thanks for coming in today. | #Person1# interviews John. John tells #Person1# he used to be a tour guide for Chinese travelers. They also discuss the salary. John thinks it's fair enough. | a job | [
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train_9093 | #Person1#: Are you an American?
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: Why don't you speak English?
#Person2#: Oh, my mother is a German, so I can speak German.
#Person1#: Oh, do you like Chinese?
#Person2#: Yeah, I'm eager to learn Chinese, but it is too difficult for me.
#Person1#: I want to study German. Can we exchange lessons?
#Person2#: Very Good. I'd like to do that.
#Person1#: When will we begin?
#Person2#: How about tomorrow night?
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train_6229 | #Person1#: Shall I pick you up then?
#Person2#: I don't know. The traffic will be really bad at that time. You know what it's like after a concert. I was thinking of catching the train.
#Person1#: Hmm...It will be late. Won't that be a bit dangerous? I'm not busy you know.
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train_8666 | #Person1#: Are you planning on voting?
#Person2#: Yes. What about you?
#Person1#: Yes, but this will be my first time voting.
#Person2#: Really?
#Person1#: Yes, and I have no idea how to do it.
#Person2#: Voting is simple.
#Person1#: I don't know any of the laws they're trying to pass.
#Person2#: That's okay. They describe everything on the ballot.
#Person1#: I didn't know that.
#Person2#: Don't worry. You'll be fine.
#Person1#: That's good to know.
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train_10261 | #Person1#: Hello, are you interested in this Honda?
#Person2#: Hi, I am just looking.
#Person1#: It's a good car.
#Person2#: What year is it?
#Person1#: 1999.
#Person2#: How about the mileage?
#Person1#: 6, 000 miles, all highway mileage.
#Person2#: What do you mean 7B
#Person1#: Highway miles are not as bad as local miles. They do not hurt car as much.
#Person2#: Oh, why such a high mileage?
#Person1#: The owner was commuting everyday crossing the state line.
#Person2#: Okay. Does this car have a warranty?
#Person1#: One month.
#Person2#: How do I make sure I am not buying a junk?
#Person1#: You'll check it out anyway you want. You can take it to a garage.
#Person2#: How much is it?
#Person1#: $ 5, 900.
#Person2#: I'll have to think about it.
#Person1#: Leave your phone number, and I will give you a call if the price gets reduced.
#Person2#: Okay. | #Person1# introduces #Person2# about a Honda car's mileage, warranty and price. #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'ll think about it. | shopping | [
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#Person2#: It was just a bit boring. Before we leave the airport, I'd love to know where our tour will go in this morning.
#Person1#: Of course. I'll first take you around Central Park in Grand Central Station and then we will go downtown where you will be served with lunch by a famous French chef.
#Person2#: Sounds amazing, but won't the trains and buses be so crowded to go downtown?
#Person1#: Not a problem. We arranged the special car service for tourist to take us around, so we won't have to worry.
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#Person2#: Uh, yeah, I stopped by to see if you were still looking for a roommate to share your house.
#Person1#: Yeah, I sure am. Let me show you the place. Uh, here's the living room.
#Person2#: Oh. It looks like you could use a new carpet.., and those stains?
#Person1#: Well. I've had a few problems with some former roommates. I know it needs to be cleaned, but I just don't have the money to do it right now.
#Person2#: Oh. And what about the kitchen?
#Person1#: Right this way. Look. It's completely furnished with all the latest appliances, except...
#Person2#: What?
#Person1#: Well, the refrigerator door is broken.., a little bit.., and it won't shut all the way. It needs fixing, but don't worry. I've just pushed a box against it to keep it shut.
#Person2#: Hmm. Great.
#Person1#: Ah. It isn't that bad.
#Person2#: Well, how about the bathroom?
#Person1#: Well...
#Person2#: Hey, I think I've seen enough. I can't believe you've survived under these conditions.
#Person1#: So what do you think? You really can't beat a place like this for $ 450 month. So it has its problems, but we can fix those.
#Person2#: Uh, no, thank you. I think I've seen enough. | Jane comes to see if #Person1# is still looking for a roommate to share #Person1#'s house. #Person1# shows her around the house and she is not satisfied with the bad conditions. | roommate | [
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train_10457 | #Person1#: Did you get your grades yet?
#Person2#: Yeah. My whole GPA is screwed up now.
#Person1#: Why? What happened?
#Person2#: Well, I bombed my econ final and ended up with a 1. 7.
#Person1#: Ouch. You must be very disappointed.
#Person2#: Well, it's my fault because I didn't study as much as I should have.
#Person1#: Why don't you re-take the class next year?
#Person2#: That's what I plan on doing unless I keep screwing up. How did you do this semester?
#Person1#: I didn't do that well either. I ended up with a 3. 2 this semester. That drops my total GPA to 3. 45.
#Person2#: My GPA is pretty similar to yours. I have a 3. 1 now because of the stupid econ class.
#Person1#: What was your GPA before this semester?
#Person2#: I was sitting happy with a 3. 4.
#Person1#: Why did it go down so much?
#Person2#: Let's just say I screwed up more than my econ class.
#Person1#: What happened to you?
#Person2#: I started playing starcraft and ended up wasting a lot of time.
#Person1#: You better stop slacking off.
#Person2#: You're right. I'm not going to play games during school anymore. | #Person2# bombed the econ final because #Person2# didn't study attentively. #Person1# didn't do well this semester either and drops the total GPA to 3. 45. #Person2# says the bad scores might result from starcraft #Person2# started playing during school. | the bad score | [
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#Person2#: It still feels really strange to me.
#Person1#: I know. I miss him terribly.
#Person2#: How does it feel to be in charge of so much money?
#Person1#: I thought I would feel like I was in the lap of Luxury.
#Person2#: I guess you could choose that if you wanted.
#Person1#: No, I think I will run things much the same way that Dad did.
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#Person2#: They are doing that to remind people to protect the environment. You know, the white pollution is so serious these years.
#Person1#: Of course I know, but the pupils are young and there must be some viruses which are bad for them. Our hospital has many children falling sick because they pay a little attention to cleaning.
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#Person2#: Of course, what do you need?
#Person1#: I need a few things, I'll give you the list.
#Person2#: Is there something else you need that you can think of?
#Person1#: Everything I need is on the list.
#Person2#: Do you want me to make any other stops while I'm out?
#Person1#: Since you asked, would you pick up my medicine from the pharmacy?
#Person2#: Is it ready to be picked up?
#Person1#: I believe so.
#Person2#: No problem. I'll do that for you.
#Person1#: I really appreciate you doing this for me.
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#Person2#: Good morning, sir.
#Person1#: Could you tell me please where can I find a currents exchange?
#Person2#: Right here, how can i help you today, sir?
#Person1#: I'd like to exchange 5000 Singapore dollars into the US dollars please.
#Person2#: Do you have an account this bank, sir?
#Person1#: Yes, here is my account number.
#Person2#: May i please see ID?
#Person1#: Sure, here is my passport, by the way what is the rate today?
#Person2#: Today's rate is 2. 57 Singapore dollars for 1 US dollar, here is your money, sir. Please count it and sign your name here.
#Person1#: Yes, it is the credit demand. Where can I cash travellers'cheques?
#Person2#: You can cash them here, how much do you want to cash?
#Person1#: 900 dollars.
#Person2#: How would you like it?
#Person1#: I need 8 hundreds and the rest in 10s please?
#Person2#: Ok, here you are.
#Person1#: Thank you, have a nice day.
#Person2#: Thank you, have a good day. | After #Person1# shows his account number and passport, #Person2# helps #Person1# exchange 5000 Singapore dollars into US dollars. | currency service | [
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train_1102 | #Person1#: Hello, Jenny. What's the matter?
#Person2#: John, I'm hard up at the moment. Could you lend me five hundred yuan? I'll return it to you early next month.
#Person1#: No problem, Jenny. Are you sure five hundred is enough?
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train_9761 | #Person1#: Hello this is American Amazon.
#Person2#: Hi there, I ordered some products from your website a week ago, but they haven't arrived yet although you had told me that you would ship them in one or two days after I placed my order.
#Person1#: I'm sorry sir, could you please give me a second sir, to track down your order. Yes, here it is. The products were shipped on September nineteenth. That's a day after you place your order. The shipping number is 3356 and the delivery company is BLC.
#Person2#: OK, I'll try contacting them to find out what's taking them so long to deliver the package. Thanks a lot.
#Person1#: You're welcome, it's my pleasure, Sir. If you have any further questions, please call me again. | #Person2# phones to inquire about the delivery of #Person2#'s order. #Person1# answers the phone and tracks down #Person2#'s order. | track down packages | [
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train_7754 | #Person1#: Miss, may I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, I just wondered why the price between the ninth and tenth floor is so different.
#Person1#: It's because of the view.
#Person2#: Oh! I see. Can you show me the location of Block I?
#Person1#: Sure. Please take a look at the model of the building. Nice Garden has a total of two blocks which are labeled Block I and Block II. Block I has a total of thirty-eighth floors. The thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth are penthouses. There are four units in one floor. The sizes of the units are one thousand square feet and one thousand and five hundred square feet. The size with one thousand square feet has three bedrooms and the biggest size has four bedrooms.
#Person2#: How many elevators are there?
#Person1#: There are three elevators between one hundred and forty-eight units.
#Person2#: How about the car-park space?
#Person1#: There are a total of one hundred and sixty parking spaces on the second and third floor, in which twelve are for visitors and the rest are for residents.
#Person2#: Any other facilities?
#Person1#: Sure, on the fourth floor is a recreation quarter. There are two swimming pools. One is Olympic standard size and the other one is for children. Also, there is a gymnasium for resident members only.
#Person2#: What is the completion date?
#Person1#: The completion date will be July 1st 2007.
#Person2#: How about the price and the bank mortgage?
#Person1#: Please check up the price list. The average unit price is five million Hong Kong dollars. There are eight different banks that will provide a seventy percent mortgage loan. Also, the developer will offer another ten percent mortgage to purchasers.
#Person2#: How many payment methods are there?
#Person1#: It's all written on the brochure price list. I believe there will be one right for you. Please hurry up because almost half of units have already gone.
#Person2#: Thank you. I think I have to talk to the bank representatives. Thank you for your help.
#Person1#: You're welcome. | #Person1# tells #Person2# the price difference between different floors is due to the view, and introduces the layout. #Person1# says there are three elevators, 160 parking spaces, and a recreation quarter. The completion date is July 1st 2017 and #Person2# can find the payment information on the brochure. | house selling | [
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train_2385 | #Person1#: Hi. Mike. How did your weekend go?
#Person2#: Fine. I went back to visit my grandma in the countryside.
#Person1#: Lucky you. What did you do there?
#Person2#: I went for a walk in the hills with some of my friends.
#Person1#: Was it good?
#Person2#: Yes. the scenery was amazing. The whole hillside was very red.
#Person1#: How wonderful! Do anything else?
#Person2#: We went on a picnic on Sunday.
#Person1#: Did you like it?
#Person2#: Very enjoyable. By the way, Lisa. what about your Weekend?
#Person1#: Don't ask me. Mike.
#Person2#: What happened?
#Person1#: I have got a cold. I could do nothing but lie in bed.
#Person2#: Oh. dear. | Mike thinks that his weekend was good because he visited his grandma in the countryside and walked with his friends in the hills, while Lisa has got a cold. | weekend | [
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#Person2#: What kind of meat would you like to get today?
#Person1#: First off, I'm going to need a pound of ground beef.
#Person2#: A pound of ground beef is $2. 48.
#Person1#: That's perfect.
#Person2#: What else will you be needing?
#Person1#: I'm also going to need three pounds of chicken breasts.
#Person2#: The chicken breasts cost $4. 05 per pound.
#Person1#: What's the total price for the chicken?
#Person2#: It's going to be $12. 15.
#Person1#: Okay, I think that will be all for me today. | #Person1# buys some ground beef and some chicken breasts with #Person2#'s assistance. | shopping | [
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train_321 | #Person1#: Hi, Ms. Rowling, how old were you when you started to write? And what was your first book?
#Person2#: I wrote my first book when I about six. It was about a small tiger. And I've been writing ever since.
#Person1#: Why did you choose to be an author?
#Person2#: Well, if you want to achieve happiness, step one would be finding out what you love doing most. Step two would be finding someone to pay you to do this. I consider myself very lucky to be able to support myself by writing.
#Person1#: Do you have any plans to write books for adults?
#Person2#: I suppose I might write one. But I never really imagine a target audience when I'm writing. The ideas come first. So it really depends on the ideas that grasp me next.
#Person1#: Where did the ideas for the Harry Potter books come from?
#Person2#: I've no idea where the ideas came from. And I hope I'll never find out. It would spoil my excitement. | Ms. Rowling tells #Person1# about her experience of being a writer and ideas for the Harry Potter books. | an interview with Ms. Rowling | [
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train_8751 | #Person1#: Hi, Mr. Brown, we have visited the factories and I'm very satisfied with your factories production conditions.
#Person2#: Yes, they are our main export bases of tools with the advantage of having good production experience and long historical record. All their products enjoy high prestige in the world market.
#Person1#: That's very good. But I have little knowledge about the packing of your pliers. I just want to know the details about that.
#Person2#: Ok, I'll show you how the packing is like. We have a showroom on the ground floor. Let's go downstairs and have a look.
#Person1#: Sure.
#Person2#: These are the various kinds of packing for pliers. Normally, we have three types of packing
#Person1#: Oh, the packing looks very nice.
#Person2#: The skin packing is the most advanced packing for this product in the world market. It catches the eyes and can help push sales.
#Person1#: Good, what about the export packing?
#Person2#: Well, they are packed in boxes of two dozens each, 100 boxes to a wooden case.
#Person1#: Is the wooden case strong enough for transportation? You see, 100 boxes of pliers are very heavy. It's about 2, 400 kilograms.
#Person2#: You can rest assured of that. So far, no customers have complained about our outer packing.
#Person1#: I'm glad to hear that. By the way, do you accept neutral packing?
#Person2#: Yes, we can pack the goods according to your instructions.
#Person1#: Very good. Ok, Mr. Brown, I'm now totally satisfied with your packing. You can execute our first order now, and I will open the L / C immediately after I return to Taipei.
#Person2#: All right. We'll make the shipment as soon as your L / C is on hand. | Mr. Brown introduces the three types of packing which are the skin packing, export packing and the neutral packing for their pliers to #Person1#. #Person1# is satisfied and asks Mr. Brown to execute the order. | packing | [
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#Person2#: Where do you think you are? On a race track? You must have been driving at seventy miles an hour.
#Person3#: I can't have been.
#Person2#: I was doing eighty when I overtook you. Didn't you see the speed limit?
#Person3#: I'm afraid I didn't, officer. I must have been dreaming .
#Person1#: He wasn't dreaming, officer. I was telling him to drive slowly.
#Person3#: That's why I didn't see the sign.
#Person2#: Let me see your driving-license. I won't charge you this time. But you'd better not do it again!
#Person3#: Thank you. I'll certainly be more careful.
#Person1#: I told you to drive slowly, Harry.
#Person3#: You always tell me to drive slowly, darling.
#Person1#: Well, next time you'd better take my advice! | Harry is stopped by a police officer because he's driving over the speed limit. The policeman warns him not to do it again. | driving | [
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#Person2#: I saw the whole thing happen.
#Person1#: For real?
#Person2#: I was in the bank during the robbery.
#Person1#: What went down?
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#Person1#: Did the cops get him?
#Person2#: The cops arrested him before he could even make it out the door. | #Person2# tells #Person1# what happened during the robbery as an eyewitness. | robbery | [
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#Person2#: But Saturday is my birthday.
#Person1#: I think it's important to do now. We can have a birthday party for you when you come out of the hospital.
#Person2#: But it won't be on my birthday.
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#Person2#: I'm worrying about the children. After all this is the first time they have been out without us.
#Person1#: Don't worry. They are grown-ups.
#Person2#: I know. But I couldn't help. | #Person2# worries about the children since it's their first time to be out without parents. | worry | [
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train_3071 | #Person1#: What's the matter?
#Person2#: I've been having a lot of headaches recently.
#Person1#: How long have they been bothering you?
#Person2#: Since this past Monday. I hadn't slept well the night before and thought that was the reason, so I went to work as usual.
#Person1#: Did you take any medicine?
#Person2#: Not on Monday, but I did take some on the following day. The pain stopped for about half a day and then came back that night. So I decided to come and see you.
#Person1#: OK. Let me examine you and see if we can sort this out. | #Person2# has been having headaches since last Monday but #Person2# worked as usual. #Person2# took medicine which didn't work. #Person1# examines #Person2#. | headache | [
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#Person2#: Do you really enjoy such dangerous sports?
#Person1#: Yes, They are great fun and very challenging, too. Some day I'll want to try deep-sea diving and rock-climbing, too.
#Person2#: You are a real fan of extreme sports.
#Person1#: Yes. I love facing danger and overcoming it. It has become part of my life. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# went bungee jumping yesterday and #Person1# loves extreme sports. | extreme sports | [
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train_10545 | #Person1#: I have two finals this week and one oral presentation and I'm not ready for any of them!
#Person2#: Sounds like you will be doing some serious cramming till Friday!
#Person1#: I hate this part of school.
#Person2#: Why did you put it off until the last minute?
#Person1#: I didn't mean to. Things just kept taking up all of my time.
#Person2#: Maybe you got your plate too full this semester? You can change that next semester.
#Person1#: I think I'd better. I have twenty four credits this time around. That might be a bit much.
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train_7566 | #Person1#: How would you introduce volleyball?
#Person2#: I was once a high school man teacher and basketball coach. I never played volleyball before and I've seen it just once in my life. One day my school needed a lot of coaches for our girls' team. I was one of the youngest teachers on stuff and the girls talked me helping coach volleyball. The girls they have were great and they began to start. A friend of mine was a volleyball player. He taught me beginning and then taught me how to coach it.
#Person1#: What sports did you play in high school?
#Person2#: I played basketball, tennis and golf. I was not a volleyball player at all. I was pretty good at basketball. But then my real passion was gone. I played it every day.
#Person1#: When did you know you want to be a full-time volleyball coach?
#Person2#: It wouldn't take very long. I've been coaching women's basketball that I really love it. But when I saw an opportunity in women's volleyball, because coaches were needed. In this way, I become a college coach immediately. I like coaching women's volleyball at college very much because it seems to fit my personality. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about how #Person2# would introduce volleyball, what sports #Person2# played in high school, and when #Person2# knew #Person2# want to be a full-time volleyball coach. | job interview | [
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train_10014 | #Person1#: Excuse me. Is anyone in that seat next to you?
#Person2#: No, I don't think so.
#Person1#: Do you mind if I put my jacket there?
#Person2#: No. It's no problem. Are you American?
#Person1#: Yes. And you?
#Person2#: No. I'm from Taiwan. Can't you see?
#Person1#: Well, there are many Chinese Americans, you know. And your English is very good. You sound like an American.
#Person2#: I don't think so. You are flattering me.
#Person1#: No, really. I can only hear a little accent.
#Person2#: Are you flying home?
#Person1#: Well, yes. Actually, I'm going back to visit.
#Person2#: You were visiting Taiwan?
#Person1#: No, I'm going back to America to visit. I'm from America, but I don't live there now. I live in Taichung.
#Person2#: Really! You live in Taiwan!
#Person1#: Yes. Why not?
#Person2#: May I ask what your job is in Taiwan?
#Person1#: Sure. I teach history in a university. Have you heard of Dong-Hai University?
#Person2#: Of course. It's a good school. How long have you lived in Taichung?
#Person1#: I have lived in Taichung for two years now. So this is the second time I am going back to states. I go back once a year to visit my family.
#Person2#: It must be strange for you to live in Taiwan.
#Person1#: No, it isn't strange at all. Many people from Taiwan move to America too, you know. Do you think it is strange for them?
#Person2#: No. Well, I don't know. But Taiwan is so crowded. Don't you miss life in America? | #Person1# takes the seat next to #Person2#. #Person1# compliments on #Person2#'s English. #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# lives in Taichung and #Person1# is a history teacher in Dong-Hai university. #Person1# flies back to States once a year to visit #Person1#'s family and #Person1# doesn't feel strange living in Taichung. | Casual talk | [
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train_4591 | #Person1#: Hi. Welcome to Heavenly Pies. May I take your order?
#Person2#: Uh ... yes. I'd like the chicken fried steak.
#Person1#: Okay. Would you like fries, bread, or rice with your meal?
#Person2#: Umm. I'll take the rice?
#Person1#: Would you care for anything to drink?
#Person2#: Yeah. I'll take a medium orange juice.
#Person1#: I'm sorry. We only have large or small.
#Person2#: Well, in that case, uh, I'll have a small one.
#Person1#: Okay. A small juice. And what kind of dressing would you like with your salad. It comes with the fried steak.
#Person2#: What dressings do you have?
#Person1#: We have French, Italian, blue cheese, and ranch.
#Person2#: Oh! Ranch, please.
#Person1#: Would you like anything else?
#Person2#: Well, I'd like to see your pie menu. That's the main reason why I like to dine here.
#Person1#: Oh, I'm so sorry, but we aren't serving pies today.
#Person2#: Huh? I thought this was Heavenly Pies Restaurant.
#Person1#: Well, it usually is, but, Dave, our baker, slipped in the kitchen on a banana two days ago, and hurt his leg. [Oh] He'll be out for at least two weeks. In the meantime, we're serving ice cream sundaes instead. Sorry.
#Person2#: Wow. I'm sorry to hear that. Well in that case, I'll have an ice cream sundae.
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train_3995 | #Person1#: Hey, Taxi. Over here!
#Person2#: Did you call for a car service
#Person1#: Yes, are you engaged
#Person2#: Not at the moment. Where would you like me to take you
#Person1#: I am going to the airport, and I have to catch the 930 flight to New York.
#Person2#: Well, it's a long way and there is roadwork near Broadway. I am not sure I can snake it in half an hour.
#Person1#: But I can't miss the flight. It's an important meeting and it's waiting for me.
#Person2#: All right, I will try my best. If there aren't any holdups, I think we can get there in time.
#Person1#: That's great. How much is it to the airport
#Person2#: About $ 25, tips not included.
#Person1#: Fine. Will you please help me with the luggage
#Person2#: Oh, yes, sure. Let me put it in the boot.
#Person1#: Thanks very much.
#Person2#: Not at all. Bang the door, please.
#Person1#: Ok, let's hurry.
#Person2#: You are in luck. The traffic is not heavy today. | #Person1# asks #Person2# to take #Person1# to the airport and catch the 930 flight to New York in half an hour. The traffic is not heavy today so they arrive on time. | taxi | [
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train_4093 | #Person1#: What stresses you out the most?
#Person2#: Probably my parents.
#Person1#: How so?
#Person2#: Well, during school, they wanted good grades. Then after I got a job, they wanted me to get a better job. And finally, they want me to get married.
#Person1#: You have to deal with a lot of pressure from your parents.
#Person2#: Your parents are not like that?
#Person1#: Ever since I brought home some bad grades in elementary school, they never expected much.
#Person2#: You're lucky.
#Person1#: What do you do to deal with the stress?
#Person2#: Not much I can do. It's always there. I sometimes go out with some friends and drink, but that's only a temporary solution. The stress always returns in the morning.
#Person1#: That sucks. You wanna go grab a beer?
#Person2#: Sure. Sounds great. Let's go. | #Person2#'s parents stress #Person2# the most but #Person1#'s parents aren't like that. #Person2# thinks it's hard to deal with those stress. Then they decide to go grab a beer. | stresses from parents | [
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train_7713 | #Person1#: can you help me pick out some fabric for a suit? I'm going to get one made for a friend's wedding.
#Person2#: sure. What kind of material do you want for the suit to be made from?
#Person1#: it depends on the price, but I was thinking of getting a wool/cashmere blend.
#Person2#: that will probably be quite expensive, but the more you pay for the fabric, the longer it'll last and the better it'll look. What color do you want the suit to be?
#Person1#: I was thinking of a brown pin-striped suit.
#Person2#: brown, huh? Isn't that a bit dull?
#Person1#: haven't you heard? Brown is the new black.
#Person2#: why don't you just get black? Black suits are always fashionable and can be worn for anything, a funeral, a wedding, a job interview, anything!
#Person1#: that may be true, but black is so boring. Anyway, I already have three black suits. I might as well get a suit that stands out from the rest.
#Person2#: here are two different shades of brown. Which one do you prefer?
#Person1#: I like the one on the left, but I don't like the pattern on it. It's too much. I want a pattern that's a bit subtler.
#Person2#: how about this one?
#Person1#: I think that will do. Let's go talk to the tailor about getting it made.
#Person2#: ok, let's go. | #Person1# wants to get a brown pin-striped suit made for a friend's wedding. #Person2# suggests #Person1# get black but #Person1# thinks black is boring and #Person1# already has three black ones. Finally, #Person1# picks the brown one with a subtler pattern. | clothes choosing | [
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train_7968 | #Person1#: So what do you want to do tomorrow?
#Person2#: Well, let's look at this city guide here. Huh, here's something interesting. Why don't we first visit the Art Museum in the morning?
#Person1#: OK. I like that idea. And where do you want to eat lunch?
#Person2#: How about going to an Indian restaurant? The guide recommends one downtown a few blocks from the museum.
#Person1#: Now that sounds great. After that, what do you think about visiting the zoo? Well, it says here that there are some very unique animals not found anywhere else.
#Person2#: Well, to tell you the truth, I'm not really interested in going there. Yeah, why don't we go shopping instead? There was supposed to be some really nice places to pick up souvenirs.
#Person1#: No, I don't think that's a good idea. We only have a few travelers checks left and I only have $50. 00 left in cash.
#Person2#: No problem. We can use your credit card to pay for my new clothes.
#Person1#: Oh no, I remember the last time you use my credit card for your purchases.
#Person2#: Oh, well. Let's take the subway down to the seashore and walk along the beach.
#Person1#: Now that sounds like a wonderful plan. | #Person1# and #Person2# will visit the Art Museum tomorrow and have lunch at an Indian restaurant. #Person1# suggests visiting the zoo while #Person2# wants to go shopping. They don't have enough money so they will take the subway down to the seashore and walk along the beach. | a wonderful plan | [
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train_8682 | #Person1#: I come to try my new suit. Here's the receipt.
#Person2#: Yes, please wait a minute. I'll fetch it for you. Here it is. Please try it on and take a look at the mirror. How do you like it?
#Person1#: Aren't the trousers a little too long?
#Person2#: If you think so, we'll shorten the legs a bit. It'll take about twenty minutes.
#Person1#: Very well. Thank you.
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train_7686 | #Person1#: Wow, Amy, look at that number.
#Person2#: What's so great about it?
#Person1#: What do you mean? It's a scrim.
#Person2#: Not to me, I wouldn't be caught dead in that.
#Person1#: I love that kind of stuff.
#Person2#: Yeah, you seem to like those styles.
#Person1#: Sure do. I get a kick out of looking punk.
#Person2#: This one looks really expensive though.
#Person1#: I don't care how much it costs. I'm rolling in it.
#Person2#: Lucky you! I can't buy anything else. I'm flat broke.
#Person1#: I got a replace my party outfit, I trashed it last week.
#Person2#: Why did you drag me into this? I've spent a week salary.
#Person1#: Are you on the level? You're the one who called me, remember?
#Person2#: Just joking, Tonia. I've got some wonderful clothes. Let's go and have a close look at your outfit. | Tonia and Amy are window-shopping. Tonia has trashed her party outfit. Amy has got some wonderful clothes and will help with Tonia's outfit. | shopping | [
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train_6259 | #Person1#: Those are today's top stories. Now let's go to John for the weather. John, what does the forecast look like for our weekend travelers?
#Person2#: I'm afraid we're in for a rough weekend, Marry. There is a storm system moving through the East Coast. It will be drizzling all day today, and there's a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms this evening. It will be warm and humid all weekend. In the Midwest, expect strong winds and a low of around 40 degrees.
#Person1#: That's pretty chilly for the summer! Will it rain on Saturday?
#Person2#: Unfortunately, yes. It will be clear early Saturday morning but there is a high chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the day. There is a severe thunderstorm warning for some parts of the Southeast. Folks in those areas might see some hail and flooding, especially in areas that have been experiencing record high rainfalls.
#Person1#: That certainly sounds like a dreary Saturday.
#Person2#: It gets better on Sunday, though. The storm systems move east and the skies will clear up at night. It will still be rather cool, with highs in the low 50s. The West Coast will be experiencing some unusually chilly weather, but at least the sun will come out. I advise weekend travelers to be careful, especially while driving. Back to you, Mark.
#Person1#: Thanks John, and there you have it! Looks like it's a weekend to stay at home! | John and Marry are delivering the weather forecast. John says they're in for a rough weekend because it will rain on Saturday and there is a severe thunderstorm warning. He advises weekend travelers to be careful, especially while driving. | weather | [
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train_12269 | #Person1#: So, what do you plan to do today?
#Person2#: There is a Matisse exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art. Larry and I will go.
#Person1#: Did you buy tickets already?
#Person2#: No. Do we need tickets?
#Person1#: Well, probably. Probably you will have to wait in line if you don't have tickets.
#Person2#: Outside or inside?
#Person1#: Outside, on the sidewalk.
#Person2#: Hmm. It's very cold today.But I brought my jacket. Maybe it will be alright to wait.
#Person1#: The MYOMA is very popular. There will be a lot of people.
#Person2#: MYOMA? What's that?
#Person1#: Oh, sorry.It stands for the Museum of Modern Art. It's an acronym. M O M A MYOMA.
#Person2#: I see. Do you have any suggestions for other things we should do?
#Person1#: I suggest you go to the Jewish Museum.It ' s not far from the Guggenheim, near Central Park. It is really very interesting.Also, there is a great museum of medieval European art further up north.It ' s called the Cloisters.
#Person2#: How can we get up there?
#Person1#: You can take a bus.
#Person2#: But Larry says the neighborhoods in the north are dangerous. | #Person2#'ll go to the Museum of Modern Art with Larry but #Person2# doesn't buy tickets. #Person1# thinks they'll wait in line for a long time and suggest going to the Jewish Museum by bus. | Museum | [
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train_3077 | #Person1#: Hello, I was wondering if I could talk with the apartment manager.
#Person2#: I am the apartment manager. How can I help you?
#Person1#: I was wondering if the apartment on Main Street is still available.
#Person2#: Yes, it's still vacant. Are you interested in seeing it?
#Person1#: Yes, I would love to see the apartment.
#Person2#: I will be at the apartment today at 6
#Person1#: Yes, I can be there at 6.
#Person2#: Great. I'll see you at 6. Do you know where it is?
#Person1#: Yes, I have a friend who lives in that neighborhood.
#Person2#: I'll be bringing an application form.
#Person1#: OK, should I bring anything with me?
#Person2#: No. I might need to see your ID card, but that's about it. | #Person1# wants to see an apartment on Main Street. #Person2# suggests meeting at the apartment today at 6. #Person1# agrees. | apartment rent | [
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train_4442 | #Person1#: That is it. I know that it is smaller than you wanted, but it is one of the nicest apartments in the building.
#Person2#: Does it have three bedrooms?
#Person1#: No. There are two. The master bedroom is quite spacious, though. Maybe you could let the children share the larger room, and you and your husband could use the smaller one.
#Person2#: I suppose that I could do that.
#Person1#: A three-bedroom apartment will be difficult to find.
#Person2#: Yes I know. Believe me, I have been looking for over a week. The few three-bedroom apartments that I have found are either extremely expensive or the owner won't allow children.
#Person1#: Well, the owner allows two children in this apartment complex.
#Person2#: Aren't you the owner?
#Person1#: No. I am the manager. I live here, too, on the first floor of this building.
#Person2#: Oh. That's nice. Then if anything gets broken ...
#Person1#: Just leave a note on my door,
#Person2#: You said that the rent would be $ 350 a month. Does that include any of the utilities?
#Person1#: Yes. It includes gas. Your furnace and stove are gas, so, as you can imagine, your other utilities, electric and water, are quite inexpensive.
#Person2#: This sounds better and better. But before I sign a lease, I would like my husband to see it.
#Person1#: Why not stop by with him this evening?
#Person2#: How late are you open? My husband doesn't get off work until five.
#Person1#: Come by at six. I will still be in the office. I am sure that you are eager to move from the hotel, and if we get the paperwork out of the way tonight, you can move in tomorrow.
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#Person2#: Thank you. I have roses, tulips, and daffodils. Do you like the rockery with the smaller flowers?
#Person1#: Yes, I do. Those are violets, aren't they?
#Person2#: Yes, they are. This afternoon, I'm going to prune the hedge.
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#Person2#: Thank you! That would be very kind of you. I have a saw in the garden shed.
#Person1#: When the lower branches are removed, you'll be able to sit under the tree.
#Person2#: Tomorrow, I'll cut the grass. Then the garden will lock perfect.
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#Person2#: I have a problem.
#Person1#: What is the problem?
#Person2#: I wrote a check for $ 100 and it bounced.
#Person1#: Do you have enough money in your account?
#Person2#: I think so.
#Person1#: Let me check that for you right now.
#Person2#: Okay. Thank you.
#Person1#: Apparently there is only $ 57 left in your account.
#Person2#: You can't be serious!
#Person1#: That's what my records show.
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#Person2#: Is it possible for me to buy some RMB at this counter?
#Person1#: Of course, that's no problem at all.
#Person2#: That's a relief! I was a little worried about it ; I left England in a bit of a hurry.
#Person1#: How much would you like to change?
#Person2#: Well, I'm only here for 3 days, so I think 500 GAP should be plenty.
#Person1#: Please fill in this exchange form, and I'll need to see your passport, and sign here. That's the money and your passport back. Of course, if you don't spend all of it, you can come back and we'd be happy to buy the local currency back from you. | #Person2# wants to buy some RIB. #Person1# asks #Person2# to fill in the exchange form and present #Person2#'s passport. | exchange money | [
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train_10376 | #Person1#: Jenny, you're too lazy. You should do some exercise. See, you're getting fat.
#Person2#: Dad, it's raining outside.
#Person1#: That is your excuse.
#Person2#: All right, all right, I will go swimming with Peter this afternoon.
#Person1#: Not just today. Go exercise everyday! | Dad thinks Jenny is too lazy and should exercise every day. | doing exercise | [
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train_7626 | #Person1#: Good afternoon, Mr. Smith. Have you planted a garden this year?
#Person2#: No, you should see everything I'm growing in my backyard. There are beans, cucumbers, tomatoes and several kinds of carrots.
#Person1#: You have fruit trees back there too, right?
#Person2#: I do. I have an apple tree and a pear tree. I actually have a bunch of ripe pears. You can take them to your family.
#Person1#: Thanks, Mr. Smith. But I'm off to volleyball practice right now. My brother is home though, he can come to get some from you.
#Person2#: I thought your brother had an after-school job.
#Person1#: He does, he works at the grocery store, but only on Tuesday and Thursday. | Mr. Smith tells #Person1# he plants vegetables and fruits in his backyard. Mr. Smith gives #Person1# ripe pears and #Person1#'s brother will take them. | conversation with neighbor | [
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train_7265 | #Person1#: You should save some money on parking here.
#Person2#: Yeah, I don't have to pay for a space on the street.
#Person1#: Really? How long did it take you to find a spot yesterday?
#Person2#: Well, last night it took me half an hour to find a spot when I came home from work.
#Person1#: You get home late, don't you?
#Person2#: Yeah, around seven. Most of the street parking is gone by then.
#Person1#: Ah, well. You can't have everything.
#Person2#: Yeah. I can live with it. It's great to be living alone. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# saves money by parking on the street though it's hard to find a spot. | street parking | [
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train_11752 | #Person1#: Hey, you wanna see a movie tomorrow?
#Person2#: Sounds like a good plan. What do you want to see?
#Person1#: How about Legally Blonde.
#Person2#: Ah, my girlfriend wanted to see that movie. I have to take her later so I don't want to watch it ahead of time. How about The Cube?
#Person1#: Isn't that a scary movie?
#Person2#: How scary can it be? Come on, it'll be fun.
#Person1#: Ok. I'll give it a try.
#Person2#: That's the spirit. I'll see you tomorrow after class.
#Person1#: Ok. See you tomorrow. | #Person1# invites #Person2# to see the movie Legally Blonde, but #Person2# has to watch it with #Person2#'s girlfriend. #Person1# and #Person2# will watch The Cube instead. | movie invitation | [
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train_4005 | #Person1#: You say he was around average hight.
#Person2#: Yes, that's right, around five nine five ten.
#Person1#: Weight?
#Person2#: I'm not sure. Medium, I suppose. Maybe a little on the heavy side.
#Person1#: Any marks on his face?
#Person2#: No, I don't think so.
#Person1#: Glasses?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: what about his hair?
#Person2#: Black or dark brown.
#Person1#: Long or short? Straight? Curly?
#Person2#: Straight, I think, and about average length.
#Person1#: Boy, this surely doesn't help us much. It could be anybody. How about his cloth? What was he wearing.
#Person2#: Well, he had a jacked or a plage shirt. You know the kind of number jack wear.
#Person1#: Ok, now we are getting some where. Pants?
#Person2#: Dark, maybe dark blue maybe black. I'm not sure.
#Person1#: What kind of shoes?
#Person2#: Boots
#Person1#: Cow while Boots.
#Person2#: No, hiking boots. Brown ones.
#Person1#: All right. That Nealy done a little.
#Person2#: Now I want you to look some pictures. | #Person2# is asking #Person1# to describe the characteristics of a man, such as height, weight, face, hair, clothes, and so on. Then #Person2# wants #Person1# to see some pictures. | identification | [
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train_5287 | #Person1#: Good morning. Is this where I can get a library card issued to me?
#Person2#: No problem, we have a short form right here ; just hand it to me when you are done.
#Person1#: I'm done.
#Person2#: That looks great, but I will also need your driver's license or other form of I. D.
#Person1#: Sure, here it is.
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#Person2#: Of course, just remember that all of the needed information is on the card.
#Person1#: I see.
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#Person2#: Yes, but do you have a prescription with you?
#Person1#: No, I don't.
#Person2#: I'm afraid you can't buy any medicine without a prescription from a doctor.
#Person1#: I have a headache. Is there anything I can buy without a prescription?
#Person2#: Then you can buy Aspirin.
#Person1#: I will take the Aspirin then. And have you a small first-aid kit?
#Person2#: Yes, here this is.
#Person1#: I'll take it too.
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train_10876 | #Person1#: I'm so sorry I'm late, Mister Stone.
#Person2#: I think I did ask Miss Jones to inform everyone that the meeting started at 11:00 sharp, now 10 minutes have passed already.
#Person1#: I'm really sorry, Mister Stone. It's raining cats and dogs, and I had to wait ages for a taxi.
#Person2#: Is finding excuses the only thing you're good at? You should know there won't always be sunshine waiting for you outside, and look at last month's performance of your department! How many products have you and your team sold out if I may ask?
#Person1#: I'm sorry.
#Person2#: I didn't pay you to apologize, if you can't change the current situation. I'm afraid you're not needed here anymore. | Mister Stone is very angry because #Person1# is late and the performance of #Person1#'s team is not good. | being late | [
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#Person2#: Yes, Madam. All the rooms are cleaned in the morning, Madam.
#Person1#: Well, then I have a bit of a problem
#Person2#: Is your room not satisfactory, Madam?
#Person1#: No, it's not that. It's just that I can't find my necklace.
#Person2#: I'm sorry, Madam. Can you tell me a little bit more about it?
#Person1#: Well this morning I left my necklace here on the table by the bed but it's just nowhere to be found.
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train_11977 | #Person1#: I'm freezing, the forecast said it would be warm today.
#Person2#: But you should always be prepared for all types of weather.
#Person1#: How? You mean I should carry 4 sets of clothes with me everyday?
#Person2#: I mean, you had better bring a coat if the mornings a little cold, and pack an umbrella in your briefcase if you get wet on the way to work in the morning. You will have a miserable day in the office.
#Person1#: That's true. Well, if the weather clears up. I'm taking the afternoon off. I want to go down to the beach.
#Person2#: It's our busiest time. How can you take time off?
#Person1#: No one will miss me, anyway, if it stays cold and windy, I'll forget it.
#Person2#: Even if it warms up. I don't think it will be warm enough for the beach. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to get prepared for all types of weather. #Person1# wants to go down to the beach if the weather clears up. #Person2# doesn't think #Person1# should do so. | weather | [
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#Person2#: Yes, please. I like the steak and mushrooms.
#Person1#: How would you like your steak? Rare, medium or well done?
#Person2#: I'd like it medium, please.
#Person1#: What kind of potatoes would you like to go with that? Mashed, boiled or baked?
#Person2#: I think I'll have baked potatoes, and I'll have an iced tea with a lemon on the side, please.
#Person1#: Good, and would you care for soup or salad to start with?
#Person2#: I'd like a cream and onion soup, please.
#Person1#: Will you be having dessert today, sir?
#Person2#: I want to skip dessert. That's all, thank you.
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#Person2#: Sure. What's your room number, sir?
#Person1#: It's 876. Here is my key card.
#Person2#: A minute, please. It's 6215 yuan all together, tax included.
#Person1#: Can I pay with traveler's check?
#Person2#: Sure. Can I have your passport, please?
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#Person2#: I can play the piano a bit.
#Person1#: Then we can have one more program at our party?
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#Person2#: Let me guess. You want to watch the History Channel again!
#Person1#: How did you know! There's a program on ancient Egypt tonight.
#Person2#: Well, I guess I could tape The X-files and watch it later. . .
#Person1#: Look, it's starting!
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#Person2#: I've lost my Traveller's Cheques, all of them.
#Person1#: OK, just take a deep breath, Sir. Everything is going to be fine. Here's a form to report missing Traveller's Cheques, whatever the reason. Please fill it in and we can get moving on this.
#Person2#: I see. You need the reference numbers? For each cheque?
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train_9586 | #Person1#: Let me take care of the check today.
#Person2#: Why? It's unfair. How about going dutch?
#Person1#: You paid the last time, because I didn't have any money, remember?
#Person2#: Oh, come on, I almost forgot. Don't worry about it. I didn't mind picking up the tab last time.
#Person1#: But you really should let me treat one time, I feel like I own you one if I didn't.
#Person2#: Ok, but it's only for this time.
#Person1#: What's the damage?
#Person2#: It's 12 dollars 80 cents all together. But don't forget the tip, it usually 15 %.
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train_229 | #Person1#: There is an element there about competition then, isn't there? Because British railways are a nationalized industry. There's only one railway system in the country. If you don't like a particular kind of big beans, you can go and buy another. But if you don't like a particular railway, you can't go and use another.
#Person2#: Some people who write to me say this. They say that if you didn't have a monopoly, you wouldn't be able to do the things you do. Well, I don't think we do anything deliberately to upset our customers. We have particular problems. Since 1946, when the Transport Act came in, we were nationalized.
#Person1#: Do you think that's a good thing? Has it been a good thing for the railways, do you think, to be nationalized?
#Person2#: Oh I think so, yes. Because in general, modes of transport are all around. Let's face the fact. The car arrived. The car is here to stay. There is no question about that.
#Person1#: So what are you saying then? Is it if the railways happen being nationalized, they would simply have disappeared?
#Person2#: Oh, I think they would have. They're disappearing fast in America. Er, the French railways lose 1 billion pounds a year. The German railways, 2 billion pounds a year. But you see, those governments are preparing to pour money into the transport system to keep it going.
#Person1#: So in a sense, you cope between two extremes. On the one hand, you're trying not to lose too much money. And on the other hand, you've got to provide the best service.
#Person2#: Yes, you are right. | #Person2# thinks it is good for the railways to be nationalized because more and more cars appear and the railways gain less and less. #Person1# thinks what #Person2# copes is two extremes: trying not to lose too much money and providing the best services. | a nationalized industry | [
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train_6778 | #Person1#: Sorry! Excuse me! I got your message.
#Person2#: Taylor? Taylor! Is this a joke? Is it really you? But. . . but. . . everyone said you were dead!
#Person1#: That's OK. Just let it out. I'm OK! I was out of town with. . . Femi.
#Person2#: Oh, Taylor! I'm so. . . so happy. But then. . . who's that?
#Person1#: Taylor Smith. But not me. The pallbearers are carrying out the casket. It would be rude to just leave. Let's follow. | #Person2#'s astonished to get Taylor's message who's thought to be dead. Taylor tells #Person2# the man lying there is not him and he was actually out of town with Femi. |
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train_2500 | #Person1#: Has the chief accepted our plan?
#Person2#: Not yet. I guess we should send Jim along to talk to the chief since he is such an apple polisher. I am sure he can help.
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train_1505 | #Person1#: I have an issue.
#Person2#: What's going on?
#Person1#: There is a leaking pipe in my wall.
#Person2#: Is there any water damage?
#Person1#: There is mildew.
#Person2#: I'll go to your apartment tomorrow to fix the pipe.
#Person1#: Why can't I call someone to fix it today?
#Person2#: I'll just do it myself.
#Person1#: I need it done today.
#Person2#: You're right about that.
#Person1#: Are you okay with me calling a plumber?
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train_10896 | #Person1#: How are you feeling?
#Person2#: Bad. My nose keeps running. And my forehead is burning.
#Person1#: You said you never went to hospital.
#Person2#: I will get better soon.
#Person1#: The good thing is you don't need to go to school.
#Person2#: Yeah, I love that, no class, no homework, and no exams.
#Person1#: And your Mom and Dad will buy you anything you ask for.
#Person2#: Haha, I just got the Ultraman costume. My Dad bought it.
#Person1#: I really envy you, Danny.
#Person2#: Come on, I got numerous shots for that. You have no idea what I've been through with the needles.
#Person1#: Your sister said you fainted three times during the injection.
#Person2#: May told you? Oh, May, she's such a tattletale.
#Person1#: No matter what, you are still my hero, Daniel.
#Person2#: Tom, promise me to keep this a secret, will you?
#Person1#: OK, I promise. You promise you will be well soon?
#Person2#: Deal. | Daniel got sick and Tom envies Daniel because Daniel can rest at home with no schoolwork. Tom wishes Daniel will be well soon. | keep it secret | [
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train_6197 | #Person1#: Did you ever get your bus pass?
#Person2#: I don't think I'm going to get one.
#Person1#: Why not?
#Person2#: It's just a waste of cash, man!
#Person1#: Actually, it'll save you money.
#Person2#: Oh, really?
#Person1#: Because you can use your bus pass as many times as you want.
#Person2#: Really?
#Person1#: Yeah, and you never have to worry about scraping for change.
#Person2#: That sounds like a good deal.
#Person1#: Yeah, So, are you going to buy one?
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train_2418 | #Person1#: How did you choose courses when you were abroad?
#Person2#: That's a very good question. Choosing proper courses and effectively planning a college schedule is very important to the progress toward your educational goal. In order to do these wisely and effectively, you should consult with a Program Adviser or Academic Counselor.
#Person1#: Wait a minute. There are some new terms for me. I can hardly follow you.
#Person2#: Ok, I will go into more detail. A Program Adviser or an Academic Counselor is usually an experienced professor who is responsible for all the necessary academic counseling through graduation. You can discuss with him the program selection, changing or adding a program, the requirements for graduation, and other problems related to your study. You will choose some courses, and then discuss with the adviser whether your choice can meet the requirements for graduation.
#Person1#: Everything is so new to me. I think I'll have to experience a very difficult period when I get there.
#Person2#: Sure, very difficult.
#Person1#: I am very grateful for your advice.
#Person2#: It's my pleasure to talk with you. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to consult with a Program Advisor or Academic Counselor before choosing courses and explains it in detail. #Person1# is grateful for #Person2#'s advice. | choose courses | [
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train_11356 | #Person1#: Did you have a busy week?
#Person2#: Uhm, well, no. I mean I didn't do a lot, but I bought a computer.
#Person1#: You did? Thank goodness. Now you don't need to borrow mine. You had it for 2 weeks last time.
#Person2#: Yeah, so sorry about that. I wrote my history paper on it. Thanks again by the way.
#Person1#: Sure, no problem. So how do you like your computer?
#Person2#: Oh, it's really cool. I use it everyday.
#Person1#: Really? Are you using it for class? I mean you're working on a paper now right?
#Person2#: Uh, yeah, I am, but I don't use it for class.
#Person1#: So what do you use it for?
#Person2#: Uhm, actually I just watched DVDs on it all week. | #Person2# bought a computer and #Person2# doesn't need to borrow #Person1#'s computer now. #Person2# just uses the new computer for watching DVDs. | a new computer | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I think this is true. But remember the old people themselves are often against the idea of going to live with a young family. You see, modern houses and flats are very small; much smaller than the sort of homes people used to live in.
#Person1#: And when Granny gets very old, then the situation becomes even worse, doesn't it?
#Person2#: Yes. As long as old people are able to look after themselves, the system works quite well. But as soon as they need any care and attention, the situation becomes very difficult indeed. It's likely that old people may go into a nursing home, but it's not as simple as that. Because of improvements in medical science, people live longer than ever before. The birth rate has fallen. This means that a smaller working population is having to provide for a larger number of old people in need of care and attention. The number of old people's homes provided by the State is strictly limited. There are private nursing homes, but the cost is out of reach of the average family.
#Person1#: And how do you see the situation developing in the future?
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train_9734 | #Person1#: Hello. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes. I'm here to apply for the job of director that your company posted yesterday. Is it still available?
#Person1#: Yes. We'll close this position posting at the end of this month.
#Person2#: Great. Where can I get an application form?
#Person1#: Go to the Human Resource Office, please. You can get it there.
#Person2#: Where is the Human Resource Office?
#Person1#: It's on the first floor, Room 120.
#Person2#: Thanks a lot.
#Person1#: Good luck.
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#Person2#: I don't want to speak to him.
#Person1#: Look, Julie, John's really sorry about it.
#Person2#: I'm sorry about it, too.
#Person1#: Will you just let me tell you his side of the story?
#Person2#: I'm not interested. He promised to meet me at the restaurant, but he didn't come. I don't want to see him again.
#Person1#: But, Julie, his car had broken down.
#Person2#: So? There is a telephone in the restaurant.
#Person1#: But that's the point. He tried to phone, but he couldn't get through.
#Person2#: I don't believe he tried.
#Person1#: Yes, he did. He came to my flat. Do you believe me?
#Person2#: Yes, I'll talk to him. Listen, I'm going to be late for work, I'll meet him at five to six in the square.
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#Person2#: Oh, we loved it. My friend Tom also went with us, we all had a great time.
#Person1#: So where did you go?
#Person2#: We first spent a few days in China, then we went to Malaysia. After leaving that country, we went to Thailand and spent a few days there.
#Person1#: Did you go to Singapore?
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#Person2#: Yes, I watched once.
#Person1#: What do you think of it?
#Person2#: Well, honestly speaking, I went to watch it out of curiosity. I'd say it's really a special art form.
#Person1#: I couldn't agree more. Actually, I'm a Beijing Opera fan.
#Person2#: Really? Good for you. | John thinks Beijing Opera is a special art form and #Person1# is a fan of it. | Beijing Opera | [
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#Person2#: All right.
#Person1#: What would you like, sir?
#Person2#: What would you suggest?
#Person1#: You may choose from the fish and beef.
#Person2#: I'd like the beef.
#Person1#: Here you are. Would you like a cup of tea or coffee?
#Person2#: No, I'd rather have a glass of juice, please. What kinds do you have?
#Person1#: We have a selection of orange, apple, grape and lemonade.
#Person2#: I'll have a glass of lemonade. More ice, please.
#Person1#: All right. Will there be anything else?
#Person2#: Could you give me more paper napkins?
#Person1#: Sure. Here you are.
#Person2#: Thanks.
#Person1#: You're welcome. Enjoy your meal. Press the call button if you need any more help. | #Person2# orders the beef and a glass of lemonade for lunch from #Person2#. #Person2# asks #Person1# for more paper napkins. | lunch order | [
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train_8727 | #Person1#: Many children nowadays can play some musical instruments. In my daughter's class, some can play the piano and some can play the violin.
#Person2#: I think these children are too tired. They have to do too much homework after class and find time to learn to play a musical instrument.
#Person1#: But music gives people enjoyment. Learning to play the piano or the violin can help children develop their ability of understanding music.
#Person2#: I agree. But I still don't think it's a good idea to force children to learn too much when they are young. Can your daughter play the piano or the violin?
#Person1#: She can play the violin. | #Person1# finds nowadays many children can play some musical instruments. #Person1# thinks music brings enjoyment. #Person2# thinks children learn too much. | play musical instruments | [
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train_10112 | #Person1#: Hey, Paul, why the long face?
#Person2#: It's difficult to explain.
#Person1#: Try me.
#Person2#: Well, I had a terrible day of work, I'm thinking of quiting my job.
#Person1#: Take it easy, maybe tomorrow will be different.
#Person2#: I don't know, I can't stand my job these days.
#Person1#: Cheer up, I hope you'll feel better soon. | Paul is thinking of quitting his job. #Person1# tries to cheer him up. | cheer up | [
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train_2617 | #Person1#: What was that?
#Person2#: Oh no. I broke your vase accidentally.
#Person1#: How did it happen?
#Person2#: I bumped it by accident, but I didn't mean to do it.
#Person1#: It was my favorite.
#Person2#: I feel miserable. Can I give you money for it?
#Person1#: Maybe I shouldn't have put it here. Someone was bound to bump it eventually.
#Person2#: First I was late for school this morning, and now I broke your vase. This isn't my day! | #Person2# feels miserable because #Person2# had a bad day. | vase | [
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train_2628 | #Person1#: I'm worried about my son at driving, but he won't listen to me.
#Person2#: Well, teenagers always think they won't get hurt, but the fact is just the opposite.
#Person1#: What should I do?
#Person2#: Keep talking with him and lead by an example. Parents always matter. | #Person2# suggests #Person1# keep talking with #Person1#'s son and lead by an example. | driving | [
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train_9536 | #Person1#: How do I apply to an American university?
#Person2#: You should go to the library to find some information about American universities, and write to the Admission Office. Then the Admission Office will send you application forms and other related materials. From experience, many applicants write to several universities instead of just one.
#Person1#: I was told that it took a lot of time and effort to apply.
#Person2#: That is true. I'll list for you the requirements of almost all the universities. First of all, you need official transcripts of your undergraduate work, three letters of recommendation from your professors who know your competence, and the official TOEFL ( Test of English as a Foreign Language ) score ( It's usually 550 ). Then you need a financial guarantee, and an application fee of 25 dollars.
#Person1#: What's to come next?
#Person2#: If they agree to enroll you, they will send you a TAP - 66 Form. With TAP - 66, you can apply for a passport from our government, and then apply for a visa from the US. Embassy in Beijing.
#Person1#: How long will it take to go over all the procedures?
#Person2#: From 3 to 6 months if everything goes well.
#Person1#: Thank you. I appreciate your help.
#Person2#: You are welcome. Please feel free to ask if you have any more questions. | #Person1# wants to apply to an American university. #Person2# tells #Person1# to look up some information and write to different Admission offices. #Person2# will list the requirements of universities and tells #Person1# after #Person1# enrolls #Person1# can apply for a passport and visa. | university | [
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#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: How many children do you have?
#Person2#: I have two kids. A boy and a girl.
#Person1#: What are their names?
#Person2#: Jack and Stephanie.
#Person1#: How old are they?
#Person2#: Stephanie is 18 and Jack is 24.
#Person1#: Are they in school?
#Person2#: Stephanie is. She goes to college in Washington and Jack works in Florida.
#Person1#: What does Stephanie study?
#Person2#: She studies English.
#Person1#: Is she here now?
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train_7831 | #Person1#: Dear, can you drive me to the clinic?
#Person2#: I'm afraid I can't.
#Person1#: Why?
#Person2#: Well, my car won't start. I don't know what's the matter with it.
#Person1#: Could it be the battery?
#Person2#: No, I don't think it could be. I checked the battery two days ago. It must be other problems.
#Person1#: Well, I suppose it could be the gas.
#Person2#: No, there is plenty of gas. I filled it up yesterday.
#Person1#: Perhaps it's the starter then?
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