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#Person2#: Yes, please. I'm looking for a sofa.
#Person1#: What about this one?
#Person2#: May it be used as a sofa in the day and a bed during the night?
#Person1#: Oh, you want a convertible sofa. This way, please. Over there is the one you want. | #Person1# shows #Person2# a convertible sofa that #Person2# wants. | convertible sofa | [
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train_5965 | #Person1#: I am going on a business trip to Guangzhou next Monday morning.
#Person2#: To visit our supplier?
#Person1#: Yes, as the New Year is coming, they're organizing a party for all their customers.
#Person2#: Well, I guess you will meet many people in this field. So don't forget to pack enough business cards in your suitcase.
#Person1#: Sure.
#Person2#: By the way, do you know that our company just made some changes in the business trip policy?
#Person1#: No, no one has informed me of that so far, tell me.
#Person2#: Ok, there is no cash advance anymore for short trips. You have to pay out of your own pocket, so save all the receipts from your business trip. And then attach them to your expense account. When you get back, our company will reimburse everything.
#Person1#: I see. What about the maximum purdy and rate, any change?
#Person2#: I am not sure. You can check with the finance department.
#Person1#: I will call them this afternoon, thanks.
#Person2#: You're welcome. Have a nice trip. | #Person1# is going on a business trip to Guangzhou next Monday morning and #Person2# informs #Person1# of some changes that their company has just made in the business trip policy. | changed policies | [
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train_7399 | #Person1#: Good evening, madam. Did you ring for service? Who can I do for you?
#Person2#: Yes. The light in this room is too dim. Please get me a brighter one.
#Person1#: Certainly, madam. I'll be back right away. Do you mind if I move your things?
#Person2#: Oh, no. Go ahead.
#Person1#: Thank you. How is the light now?
#Person2#: It's much better now. Thank you.
#Person1#: You're welcome. And if you need any other things, please let us know.
#Person2#: Ah, yes, the room is too cold for me. I feel rather cold when I sleep. Can you turn off the air-conditioning?
#Person1#: The air-conditioning is already off, madam.
#Person2#: Maybe I'm getting a cold.
#Person1#: Would you like an extra blanket?
#Person2#: OK. And would you please get me some hot water, too? I think I need to take some medicine.
#Person1#: Certainly, madam. I'll be right back. Here is a blanket and hot water for you. Anything else?
#Person2#: No, thanks.
#Person1#: Good night, madam. | #Person1# helps #Person2# get a brighter light and turn off the air-conditioning. #Person2# feels cold, so #Person1# brings #Person2# an extra blanket and some hot water. | room service | [
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train_10485 | #Person1#: Hi, Michael! I heard you just came back from a holiday?
#Person2#: Yes, I stayed for a week in China and 5 days in India.
#Person1#: You do travel a lot, don't you? Last year you went to Norway, right?
#Person2#: Well, I've been to quite some countries, but not yet to Norway. Last summer I toured Russia for 2 weeks. | Michael tells #Person1# the countries he has traveled to. | holiday | [
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train_7324 | #Person1#: Have you got any hobbies, Rod?
#Person2#: Yes, Jessie. I'm fond of fishing, painting, stamp-collecting, and...
#Person1#: Wow, so many! I just like taking photographs.
#Person2#: In my family, everyone has more than one interest. My father likes to build things out of wood and collect baseball caps. He doesn't have time for many hobbies, because his job keeps him busy.
#Person1#: How about your mother?
#Person2#: In her spare time, she likes going to the gym. She also likes making things to decorate our home.
#Person1#: Your sisters and brothers must like fashionable ones.
#Person2#: I've one sister and one brother. My younger brother Alan is 17 years old. He likes singing, playing the piano and skiing. My sister Lisa is 12 years old. Her hobbies include making small things, playing the violin and riding her bicycle around the neighborhood.
#Person1#: Your family has got a variety of interests. | Rod has many hobbies but Jessie only has one. He tells her that everyone in his family has more than one interest and introduces their hobbies. | discuss hobbies | [
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train_7670 | #Person1#: are you still coming to my place for dinner tomorrow night?
#Person2#: of course. Is the dinner still on?
#Person1#: yes, I was just wondering how you and your roommate were planning on coming to my place.
#Person2#: we were planning on walking both ways since the weather is still nice.
#Person1#: that's what I thought you would do. Listen, I live in a bit of a rough neighborhood. It's just down the street from all the bars. You probably don't want to be walking around after dark.
#Person2#: it can't be that bad.
#Person1#: I wish it wasn't, but there is actually a lot of crime and prostitution around here.
#Person2#: really? I never would have guessed. The criminals must only come out in the evenings, because I've never noticed anything strange when I've been at your house in the daytime.
#Person1#: do me a favor, and take a taxi. It'd make me feel a lot better.
#Person2#: ok, we will. How do you get around in the evenings?
#Person1#: when I first moved in, I walked everywhere. But within a week, I had my purse stolen, just a block away from the police station! Now, I always take public transportation.
#Person2#: has anything else happened to you?
#Person1#: nothing else has happened to me, but I have seen quite a few fights on the streets after the bars close.
#Person2#: well, we'll be careful. Thanks for letting me know. | #Person2# and #Person2#'s roommates planned on walking to #Person1#'s place for dinner, but #Person1# advises #Person2# to take a taxi because the house is in a high crime area. #Person1# also tells #Person2# that #Person1#'s purse was stolen when #Person1# first moved in. | crime prevention | [
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train_3199 | #Person1#: I'm planning on going to the market soon.
#Person2#: What are you buying?
#Person1#: I don't know what we need.
#Person2#: I can check for you, if you'd like.
#Person1#: I'll make a list.
#Person2#: First, we need eggs, milk, and bread.
#Person1#: OK! Do we need any meat?
#Person2#: How about some chicken, ground beef, and some steak.
#Person1#: What else do we need?
#Person2#: Get some snack foods, too, dude.
#Person1#: Is there anything else that we need?
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train_781 | #Person1#: Hello, Mike, long time no see. How's everything going?
#Person2#: Not bad. Thank you. You look great today. And how is your husband?
#Person1#: He caught a cold yesterday, but he feels much better now.
#Person2#: Well, I'm glad to hear that. Please give my regards to him.
#Person1#: I sure will. Thanks. | #Person1#'s husband caught a cold. Mike expresses regards to him. | greeting | [
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train_11921 | #Person1#: What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I would like to buy some notebooks. How much is a notebook?
#Person1#: Two yuan.
#Person2#: I also want some pencils.
#Person1#: How many do you want?
#Person2#: Five notebooks and four pencils.
#Person1#: Did you say five notebooks and four pencils?
#Person2#: Yes. You're right.
#Person1#: Oh, that's twelve yuan.
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: Thanks. Here are your notebooks and pencils.
#Person2#: Thank you. | #Person1# helps #Person2# buy five notebooks and four pencils. | shopping | [
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train_11437 | #Person1#: Hi, John! Long time no see.
#Person2#: Julia! It must be over two years. The last time we met was at Kate's birthday party, wasn't it?
#Person1#: Oh, yes. That's right. How is life with you?
#Person2#: Well, I guess not too bad. You're getting a little fat. I can see your husband Michael must be feeding you too much, you must live a happy life!
#Person1#: Yeah. He enjoys cooking and the dishes he cooks are very delicious. But that's not the reason. The only trouble is I have no time for exercise. Anyway I should lose weight from now on.
#Person2#: Are you still working in that factory? You ought to have taken the job at our place when the manager offered the job to you. We have a strict five-day week and you're free at weekends.
#Person1#: I ought to have. Michael often complains about my working too long. Often when I come back home from work, my children have already fallen asleep.
#Person2#: Michael is right. You should spend more time with your family. Think it over, Julia. I could ask our manager. I think maybe he'll offer you a job. You suit our company so well! | Julia is getting a bit fat because she has no time for exercise. John recommends Julia to work at his company to enjoy free weekends and spend more time with children. | casual talk | [
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#Person2#: Well, until last year, the idea of her appearing at the London Palladium would have been unthinkable for our family. Things started to happen when Olivia got the leading role for the show Annie at the local theater. For Annie, Olivia had to learn more than 200 lines. She was on stage from most of the 2 hours show. I decided that we do 10 pages a night. After memorizing it, I gave her a line and she would have to tell me what the next line was. She picked it all up even better than her homework.
#Person1#: And she did well in the part.
#Person2#: She was great in the part. She had always been shy and she suddenly became less shy and more confident. A member of the stage management team for the show was taking over a local agency and asked her to sign up. So then she had an agent to represent her and try to get roles for her. | #Person1# interviews Jackie Gold, whose daughter Olivia appeared on the stage of London Palladium Theatre in the musical. Jackie Gold tells #Person1# the experiences of her daughter. | a proud mother | [
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#Person2#: Sure! Are you okay? You seem a bit worried. What ' s on your mind?
#Person1#: We need to talk.
#Person2#: Okay...
#Person1#: I ' Ve been thinking, and well, I think we need to start seeing other people.
#Person2#: What? Why? I mean, we ' Ve had our ups and downs, and we have the occasional disagreement, but we ' re happy together, aren ' t we?
#Person1#: That ' s just it, I ' m not happy anymore, Tim. It ' s not you, it ' s me. I know that I can be hard to deal with, and you are a great guy! You are the type of guy that any woman would kill for!
#Person2#: So, what are you saying? You ' re breaking up with me because I ' m perfect?
#Person1#: Tim, you are too good for me. You deserve someone who can make you smile and make you happy the way that you made me happy. Oh, I could say that I ' ll be all you need, but that would be a lie. I know I ' d only hurt you, I know I ' d only make you cry.
#Person2#: Baby, come on. Don ' t do this to me! Whatever it is, we can work it out. Just give me another chance! I know that we can get through this, but we gotta stick together! Don ' t leave me.
#Person1#: I can ' t, Tim. I hope someday you can find some way to understand I ' m only doing this for you. I don ' t really wanna go but, deep in my heart I know this is the kindest thing to do.
#Person2#: Laura...
#Person1#: Here are your keys. I ' ll send my sister to pick up the rest of my things next week. I ' m sorry, Tim. I wish you all the best, and I hope that one day we can meet again. I ' ll always love you. Goodbye. | Laura tells Tim they should start seeing other people because Tim's too good for her but she'd only make him hurt. Tim's astonished and wants another chance, but Laura's determined to leave. | break up | [
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#Person2#: I'm Tom in room 508, and I want a wake-up call tomorrow morning.
#Person1#: At what time?
#Person2#: 6:15 am, please.
#Person1#: No problem, we have a computer wake-up service. Please dial 2 first and then the time. That is to say, dial 2 and then 0615.
#Person2#: I see. I should dial all the numbers 20615 in turn. Thank you. By the way, if I want to change my wake up time, what shall I do?
#Person1#: Just dial your new wake up time, the computer will record the new wake up time and delete the previous numbers automatically.
#Person2#: If I dial 20700, I will be waked up at 7:00 am, am I right?
#Person1#: Yes, quite right.
#Person2#: Thank you. Goodnight. | Tom wants a wake-up call tomorrow morning. #Person1# asks Tom to dial 2 first and then the time. #Person1# also tells Tom how to change the wake-up time. | wake-up call | [
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#Person2#: It's all right, Rita. Where have you been?
#Person1#: At the police station. I've lost my handbag. Or perhaps someone's taken it. I don't know.
#Person2#: Oh, no. What happened? Sit down. Was there anything important in it?
#Person1#: Important! My checkbook, all the papers I need for work.
#Person2#: Oh, that's terrible. But how did you lose it?
#Person1#: Well, as you know, I was with a friend all morning and we had lunch together. After I had lunch, I went shopping. And when I wanted to buy something, I couldn't find my checkbook. Then I remembered that it was in my handbag. And my handbag was in my car.
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#Person1#: But I didn't find it there.
#Person2#: And you went to the police station?
#Person1#: Not immediately. Before I went to the police station I called my friend's office. No luck.
#Person2#: You should go to the restaurant where you had lunch and look for it.
#Person1#: Oh, I should have done that.
#Person2#: Now you'd better telephone the manager right away. | Rita tells Tom she's late because she's lost her handbag and her efforts on searching for the handbag. Tom suggests Rita go to the restaurant where she had lunch and look for it. | loss of handbag | [
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#Person2#: Um, okay. Well, I just want a trim. Nothing too fancy.
#Person1#: Oh my gosh! Your hair is amazing! So silky, so shiny! I am going to work my magic on your hair! You hear me? You are going to look like a million bucks!
#Person2#: Okay. Um. . . can you make sure my sideburns are even and you just take a little off the top.
#Person1#: Don't you worry, I'll take care of everything! Oh my god! I just love your curly hair! It's so fluffy and cute! You should totally let it grow out. An afro would look great on you!
#Person2#: Um. . . no.
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#Person2#: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called 'Ask Alice'.
#Person1#: Why do you even read that stuff.
#Person2#: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems.
#Person1#: Like what?
#Person2#: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola.
#Person1#: So what?
#Person2#: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat.
#Person1#: She stole the name?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: What does Alice say she should do?
#Person2#: She says to talk to her sister about it and she still name her baby what she planned to name her. Isn't that funny, though? People are so crazy.
#Person1#: Oh, I see why you read this. You do it to feel better about yourself.
#Person2#: Not really. I just want to read something light and amusing. | Jenny is reading the advice page in the newspaper and tells #Person1# an example. She tells #Person1# she just wants to read something light and amusing. | read newspaper | [
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train_4450 | #Person1#: Hello. This is the China Telephone Company. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: Is this the Complaints Department?
#Person1#: Yes, it is.
#Person2#: I want to complain about the bill I received this month. I don't think I've made that many phone calls. Have their rates gone up? There must be a mistake in your billing.
#Person1#: Alright Madam, tell me your phone number and I'll check it for you.
#Person2#: My number is 63513516.
#Person1#: Thank you. Please hold on for a moment.
#Person2#: Alright.
#Person1#: Hello?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm still here.
#Person1#: Well, there doesn't seem to be any problems with your account. The billing is accurate. You must have overlooked the international call you made to Europe.
#Person2#: Let me see. Right. I'm sorry, it's my mistake. But it is still very expensive.
#Person1#: Well, why don't you apply for the international dial service? It's free of charge.
#Person2#: Can I do that?
#Person1#: Sure. You can. The rates are cheaper as you do without assistance from the operator.
#Person2#: I see. Well, thank you very much and I'm sorry for bothering you.
#Person1#: It's no bother at all. That's what we're here for. Thanks for calling. | #Person2# phones the China Telephone Company to complain that her bill last month was unreasonably high. #Person1# checks the account and reminds #Person2# of the international calls she made to Europe. #Person2# recognizes her mistake. #Person1# recommends the international dial service. | complaint | [
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#Person1#: I want to know whether you will come to the interview. So have you accepted offers from other companies?
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train_8388 | #Person1#: Hi, Ed.
#Person2#: Hello, Jane. It's so nice to see you again this year. Didn't you say you would teach in Shanghai last term?
#Person1#: Yeah. It was because of my husband. His company was going to move to Shanghai but his boss changed his mind. I am glad to continue teaching in this school. I like this place.
#Person2#: Me, too! The schoolmaster is friendly. And I think he knows how to run the school well.
#Person1#: Yes. I also like the good relationship between colleagues. They are helpful.
#Person2#: And the kids are very lovely.
#Person1#: Yeah, I love them too. By the way, which grade are you going to teach this year?
#Person2#: Grade 10.
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#Person2#: it's so sad. They had been together for only two months. Do you know what the matter was?
#Person1#: Mary said Jack was cheating on her. Jack was seeing a girl from his hometown. One day, Mary saw them holding hands and ended the relationship immediately.
#Person2#: really? I'm very surprised. He doesn't look like a guy who'd ever do that sort of thing, right?
#Person1#: no, he doesn't. Anyway, she found out that he had been two-timing her for a long time.
#Person2#: maybe it is for the best. They are not suitable for each other because they have nothing in common and are completely different people.
#Person1#: how so?
#Person2#: he is an extrovert while she is an introvert. He likes parties while she hates them.
#Person1#: poor Mary! She really liked him.
#Person2#: anyway, she was right to end things and she deserves better.
#Person1#: do you think they'll get back together?
#Person2#: no, I don't think so. I know Mary. Once she makes a decision, she won't change her mind.
#Person1#: I hope she'll recover soon.
#Person2#: so do I. | #Person1# tells #Person2# Mary and Jack broke up because Mary found Jack cheat on her. Then #Person2# says they are different people so this ending is the best. They hope Mary could recover soon. | break up | [
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#Person1#: I'm not feeling too well.
#Person2#: Would you like to go to the nurse's?
#Person1#: Yes, I would.
#Person2#: Here's a hall pass for it. Do you need someone to walk you there?
#Person1#: I can manage on my own. Thanks.
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train_11384 | #Person1#: Oh, look, who's here? Upon my word, if it isn't Mr. White. Oh, Mr. White, you shouldn't have come.
#Person2#: That's all right. I was told the weather was not good enough.
#Person1#: Yes, not ideal for flying.
#Person2#: If it doesn't clear up soon, I'm afraid the flight might be put off.
#Person1#: Let's hope for the best.
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#Person2#: Oh, good news for you. The plane will take off on time as it is clearing up.
#Person1#: I think I must go now. Thank you for coming to see me off, Mr. White.
#Person2#: It's a pleasure. Come again, I wish you a pleasant journey.
#Person1#: Thank you. Good-bye. | Mr. White comes to see Mrs. Smith off and she is surprised and grateful. The plane will take off on time as the weather is clearing up. | say goodbye | [
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#Person2#: We think the price is too high.
#Person1#: That's the best price we can offer.
#Person2#: We'll have to discuss it with my boss.
#Person1#: We can give you a discount if you order for immediate shipment. | #Person1# and #Person2# negotiate on the price. | business talk | [
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#Person2#: It's OK. It seems we have a lot in common.
#Person1#: Oh, really? That is great news. What does he look like?
#Person2#: He is tall and slim, fair-haired.
#Person1#: Sounds like he is pretty cute. What do you think of him?
#Person2#: He is a nice guy and very considerate. I am impressed with how smart he is and he has a great sense of humor.
#Person1#: Oh, it's love at first sight. When will you see each other again?
#Person2#: He didn't say, but he said he would call me.
#Person1#: Maybe he is busy with his work. Just wait and try not to think about it too much!
#Person2#: Oh, David. Stop it! I am a bit nervous! What should I do if he doesn't call me?
#Person1#: Come on, Mary, you're a total catch. I bet he will call you. Don't worry.
#Person2#: Thank you, David. You're always so encouraging.
#Person1#: That's what friends are for. | David asks Mary her date with John. Mary says it's OK, and she has a good impression of John. Mary's nervous about whether John'll call her, and David tells her not to worry. | first date feeling | [
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#Person2#: No, I was reading a local news report about a big fire.
#Person1#: Where was the fire?
#Person2#: In the center of the city.
#Person1#: Has anyone got injured?
#Person2#: Yes, at least 30 people were injured. Fortunately, no deaths have been reported.
#Person1#: Thank goodness. Tom, I need to go out in about 15 minutes and I will come back around 7:00. Could you make supper tonight?
#Person2#: OK, when will mom come back for supper tonight?
#Person1#: She will get home around 6:30. I'll come back for supper, too.
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#Person2#: Yes, it is. What can I help you with, sir?
#Person1#: It's me and my daughter. We're stuck in the elevator.
#Person2#: Heavens! Don't worry, sir. I'll call the Fire Department and our mechanics to help you get out of there ASAP.
#Person1#: So what should I do now? Just wait here?
#Person2#: Yes, sir. And please do not touch any button in the elevator except for the phone.
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#Person2#: I don't think they have been. On Monday at lunchtime, Karen told me that they were going to do it this Friday.
#Person1#: Great, that gives me 2 days to get some more people for the team.
#Person2#: Yeah, just have them come to the meeting on Friday after work and we'll get them all signed up.
#Person1#: Cool. I think I have at least 3 people who want to play. | #Person1#'s happy that Karen will make all the teams for the new softball season because #Person1# can have more time to get some more people for the team. | teams | [
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#Person2#: I want to work in the banking industry. I'Ve always been interesting in working for an international invest bank. I'd like to help people invest their money.
#Person1#: That's a job that pays well. If you're lucky, you might have opportunities to travel as well. Have you applied to any banks yet? Our course will end soon.
#Person2#: Yes. I'Ve sent letters to several banks. A few have invited me for interviews after we take our examinations.
#Person1#: Well done! I haven't sent off any job applications yet.
#Person2#: Which field would you like to work in? have you decide yet?
#Person1#: I'd like to work in marketing. I think I could have a good career in that field.
#Person2#: Perhaps you should apply to banks as well. They need people to market their service. As you said, the banking industry pays well.
#Person1#: That's great idea. Do you have the email address of human resource managers at any banks? | #Person2# has applied to several banks. #Person1# wants to work in marketing. #Person2# suggests that #Person1# can apply to banks as well. #Person1# thinks it's a good idea. | job application | [
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#Person2#: Hi. I'm calling about your continuing education program.
#Person1#: What would you like to know?
#Person2#: I want to become certified in computer programming. Do you offer any part-time courses for adult further education?
#Person1#: Yes, we offer both night and weekend courses in a number of different subjects.
#Person2#: How do I sign up?
#Person1#: If you give me your address, I can mail you an information packet and the application forms.
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#Person2#: Thank you. I am very happy to have this opportunity to learn something new. You know information and knowledge in this field update very fast.
#Person1#: Sure it is. This is a changing world. Does the training course cover the new law and regulation issued last month? They are very useful for us.
#Person2#: Yes, according to the agenda, there will be a seminar on these issues at the very beginning of the training course.
#Person1#: Well, good for you. I hope you can get what you want from the training.
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#Person2#: We'd have your regular dinner. What courses are there, please?
#Person1#: The courses for our regular dinner are fish salad for appetizer, steak for main course and chocolate cake for dessert.
#Person2#: All right, we'll have it.
#Person1#: Today's mutton chop is very good. Would you like to have it as the main course?
#Person2#: That's a good idea. And as for dessert, we'll have apple pie. We'd like to have some coffee afterwards.
#Person1#: Good, here're your appetizers. Your dinners will be ready in five minutes. | #Person2# orders mutton chop, apple pie, and coffee for #Person2#'s meal instead of regular dinner under #Person1#'s recommendation. | order food | [
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#Person2#: I have a Time Deposit here and I'd like to get the money now.
#Person1#: The maturity date isn't for another 10 weeks. Are you aware of that?
#Person2#: Yes, I know, but I need the money urgently for a family emergency, you see. I know I should apply in writing if I wish to withdraw, but I'm afraid there just isn't time.
#Person1#: The regulations state that the interest is paid at the rate of a Current Deposit, so unfortunately you will lose some interest.
#Person2#: Well, it can't be helped. I really must have that money. Thank you. | #Person2# wants to get the money from the Time Deposit and #Person1# reminds #Person2# of the maturity date and interest. But #Person2# insists on withdrawing the money. | withdraw the money | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I agree. The air here is much more polluted than in my country. Of course, my country is more agricultural and has much less industry.
#Person1#: We have reduced emission of air pollutants in recent years, but cars are still a major source of them. Factories have become cleaner as stricter environment pollution law have been introduced.
#Person2#: The problem is now on a truly global scale. I don't believe that any single country can do anything about it.
#Person1#: I think you're right. There needs to be an international response to this problem? | #Person1# think air pollution is the biggest environmental problem in #Person1#'s country. #Person1# and #Person2# agree that there needs to be an international response to this problem. | Environmental Problem | [
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train_12132 | #Person1#: so. . . what kind of things do you do in your free time?
#Person2#: I'm really into watching foreign films. what about you?
#Person1#: I like to do just about anything outdoors. Do you enjoy camping?
#Person2#: camping for an evening is ok, but I couldn't do it for much longer than one night!
#Person1#: have you ever been camping in the Boundary Waters?
#Person2#: no, but I've always wanted to do that. I've heard it's a beautiful place to go.
#Person1#: it's fantastic. My family and I are very fond of the place.
#Person2#: do you have any photos of any of your camping trips there?
#Person1#: sure, would you like to see them?
#Person2#: that'd be great. What kind of camera do you have?
#Person1#: I have a Canon SLR.
#Person2#: so, you must be pretty interested in photography then.
#Person1#: I'd call it one of my hobbies. Do you know much about photography?
#Person2#: actually, I do. I took quite a few photography classes at University.
#Person1#: have you heard about the photography exhibit that's going on at the art gallery this weekend?
#Person2#: yes, I was planning on going. Are you?
#Person1#: yes. In fact, maybe we could go together.
#Person2#: that'd be great. what time should I meet you there?
#Person1#: how about at 11:00?
#Person2#: sounds great. see you then. | #Person1# enjoys camping in free time and #Person2# likes to watch foreign films. They find both of them like photography and they decide to go to the photography exhibition together. | hobbies | [
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train_6942 | #Person1#: Here's Copellini's, my cousin's store.
#Person2#: Sounds like an Italian name with an 'i'at the end.
#Person1#: Admit it. You just think of Mussolini.
#Person2#: No, I'm an art lover, so I think more of Bellini and Botticelli!
#Person1#: Ah, yes. The Italians do love the sensual forms of the human body.
#Person2#: Don't we all. . . hey! Your cousin sells gift items?
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train_635 | #Person1#: Good coming, sir. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: Good coming. I would like to open a new account. I want to deposit 500 dollars.
#Person1#: Very good, sir. What kind would you like?
#Person2#: Could you tell me how many kinds there are in your bank?
#Person1#: Besides the checking account, there's a monthly savings account and a daily interest account.
#Person2#: Oh, I think I'd like to take the monthly savings account then.
#Person1#: Would you fill out this form?
#Person2#: OK. Here you are.
#Person1#: All right. And here's your deposit book.
#Person2#: Thank you. Goodbye.
#Person1#: Goodbye. | #Person1# introduces to #Person2# the account types in the bank and helps #Person2# open the monthly savings account. | opening the account | [
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train_5144 | #Person1#: Honey, I have something important to say.
#Person2#: Something important?
#Person1#: Yes. I have just booked two tickets.
#Person2#: Tickets? What tickets?
#Person1#: Two air tickets.
#Person2#: Air tickets?
#Person1#: Yes. We will fly to Paris the day after tomorrow.
#Person2#: We? The day after tomorrow? What are you talking about?
#Person1#: Today is June 18, isn ' t it?
#Person2#: Yes. So?
#Person1#: Think about it!
#Person2#: Then it is June 20 the day after tomorrow.
#Person1#: Yes. Think about it carefully.
#Person2#: Oh, come on. Tell me please. Why did you book tickets to Paris?
#Person1#: Oh, honey! Don ' t you remember this important day to us?
#Person2#: Sorry.
#Person1#: It is our 10th wedding anniversary this June 20.
#Person2#: Our 10th wedding anniversary?
#Person1#: Of course. You completely forgot it.
#Person2#: Darling. I think you have made a mistake.
#Person1#: I have made a mistake?
#Person2#: Yes. We married on July 20 ten years ago.
#Person1#: July 20? But I think it should be June 20.
#Person2#: Yes. We had planned to marry on June 20, but something happened, so we had to put off our wedding day.
#Person1#: Yes. I remember now. We put it off. I did make a mistake. But how shall we deal with the tickets?
#Person2#: Since you have booked. Then let ' s celebrate our wedding anniversary before hand. | #Person1# books two tickets to Paris one month before the actual 10th wedding anniversary, because #Person1# misremembers the wedding date. #Person2# helps #Person1# to refresh the memory and decides to celebrate beforehand. | the wedding anniversary | [
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train_4117 | #Person1#: Where are you going to look for your job?
#Person2#: How about Beijing? It is the place I am always dreaming of.
#Person1#: Good. It is the place full of opportunities as well as competitions. When are you going to leave?
#Person2#: Tomorrow morning. The 8:45 train.
#Person1#: Then you'd better go back and get all of the things ready. By the way, have you got the ticket?
#Person2#: Not yet. I plan to buy it tomorrow when I get to the railway station.
#Person1#: Then you probably won't have a seat on the train. Shall I give you a ride? You know, I bought a car last month.
#Person2#: No, thanks. I can manage myself. Trust me. And there will be more things to handle by myself in the future.
#Person1#: Of course I trust you. Then is there anything I can do for you?
#Person2#: Yes, just cross your fingers for me. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# will go to Beijing to look for a job tomorrow morning. #Person1# is willing to give #Person2# a ride, but #Person2# refuses. | looking for jobs | [
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train_7427 | #Person1#: He's honest, hardworking and responsible. I simply can't find any shortcoming of his as an employee.
#Person2#: I rather doubt it. You're cheated by his appearance, I think.
#Person1#: Don't be so jealous. He never speaks ill of you before me. | #Person1# thinks #Person2#'s cheated by his appearance. | discuss a person | [
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train_1351 | #Person1#: Good morning, Madam. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I need to have some money transferred from the UK, from my company. It's kind of an emergency.
#Person1#: That shouldn't be a problem, Madam. I'm sure we can sort this out for you quickly.
#Person2#: That would be wonderful. The problem is I don't have an account with you. That is a problem, isn't it?
#Person1#: Well, to be honest, it will slow things down a little. But it's not a big problem. You can do it by T / T.
#Person2#: T / T? What on earth is that!? Sorry, but I've never heard of it. T / T?
#Person1#: It means'telegraphic transfer'. So, if you use this way it's fast and secure and can be done from anywhere, to anywhere in the world. | #Person2# needs to transfer money from the UK. Since #Person2# doesn't have an account with #Person1#, #Person1# suggests #Person2# use T/T which is quick and secure. | transfer money | [
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train_9653 | #Person1#: Hey, Rose, how are you feeling?
#Person2#: Much better today.
#Person1#: Oh, Look at the baby. It's so beautiful. Is it a boy or a girl?
#Person2#: It's a girl.
#Person1#: Can I hold it for a moment?
#Person2#: Sure. She is a peaceful child.
#Person1#: Oh, how adorable! She's got your eyes.
#Person2#: So they say.
#Person1#: When are you returning home?
#Person2#: Well. The doctor said I have to remain here for at least two more days because I'm rather weak after childbirth.
#Person1#: You can use some time off. You've been working too hard anyway. | #Person1# is visiting Rose who just gave birth to a baby. Rose needs to rest for at least two more days until she can go home. | childbirth | [
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#Person2#: Good morning. Could you tell me where I can find the Clothing Department?
#Person1#: On the left of the elevator of the 3rd floor.
#Person2#: I ' d like to buy a woolen vest for my grandpa.
#Person1#: I ' m sure you can find your favorite there.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
#Person1#: It ' s my honor. | #Person1# tells #Person2#, who wants to buy a vest for her grandpa, the location of the Clothing Department. | Clothing Department | [
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train_11875 | #Person1#: Hello, I want to order an Easy-own package. What would you recommend?
#Person2#: Which function do you use more, making calls or sending short messages?
#Person1#: About the same. But I'm looking for a job, so I have to answer the phone often.
#Person2#: Then I recommend this package to you. You can receive all the calls free by paying just 10 yuan a month.
#Person1#: That's good. How can I order it?
#Person2#: Sending a message 'KTCTWY' to 10086 will do.
#Person1#: Thank you. I'll have a try.
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#Person2#: I am happy. I just bought a new car.
#Person1#: Wow! Is it a good car?
#Person2#: It's a great car. It's very comfortable and it goes really fast.
#Person1#: Was it expensive?
#Person2#: Put it this way, it wasn't cheap.
#Person1#: What colour is it?
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train_7726 | #Person1#: Can I help you, sir?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm here to see the cars.
#Person1#: Thank you. We have many brands. Do you have any particular brand in mind?
#Person2#: Yes, I want to have a Ford. I need it badly for my work. But I don't have a lot of money. It must be very expensive, isn't it?
#Person1#: Yes. Look, this model is newly developed and began to appear in the market just several weeks ago in America. It cost $43,800. But considering the high quality, it's worth it.
#Person2#: That's why I shall choose it. But I'm afraid that I can't afford to pay in cash now. Can I pay regularly for the car in a year?
#Person1#: Oh, yes. You can pay each month or the first time $13,800. And you must pay the remaining part in 12 months.
#Person2#: Thank you. I'll come back tomorrow.
#Person1#: Bye. | #Person2# wants a Ford car but he can't afford it. #Person1# tells #Person2# he can pay for it in installment. | buying a car | [
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#Person2#: I don't think that's a good idea. I am just not good with approaching someone and starting up a conversation.
#Person1#: Maybe you just need a few pick-up lines, you know, break the ice.
#Person2#: Pick-up lines don't work!
#Person1#: Come on! You can just walk up to a girl and say ' If you were a booger I 'd pick you first. '
#Person2#: What? Come on! That's just lame! No girl would fall for that!
#Person1#: Fine, then you can say, ' So there you are! I'Ve been looking all over for YOU, the woman of my dreams! '
#Person2#: That's a good one! I think that's pretty funny.
#Person1#: Yeah, so you make her laugh, you make a fool of yourself a little bit and then you buy her a drink.
#Person2#: Ok, how does this sound, ' I was so enchanted by your beauty that I ran into that wall over there. So I am going to need your name and number for insurance purposes. '
#Person1#: Nice! Let's go! | #Person2#'s not good with approaching someone. #Person1# offers some pick-up lines to break the ice with girls. #Person2# finally comes up with a nice pick-up line and they are going to put it into practice. | communication skill | [
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#Person1#: Does that mean studying all the time?
#Person2#: I don't think so. I think it's about your attitude towards learning. One should be open to new ideas, decisions, skills or behaviors.
#Person1#: Then the axiom -'You can't teach an old dog new tricks'doesn't work any longer.
#Person2#: You're right. Lifelong learning is about finding learning opportunities at all ages and in numerous contexts
#Person1#: Yes, I agree with you. When I retired I will participate in programs to keep momentally active.
#Person2#: Me too. To keep up with the changing world, one must be involved in lifelong learning and be ready to accept new things.
#Person1#: You know what? I've recently been teaching myself French.
#Person2#: Really? That's great! I know that your company has a lot of clients in France.
#Person1#: Yes, so I want to learn French to develop my career. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about how they understand lifelong learning. They both advocate lifelong learning. #Person1# is learning French to develop #Person1#'s career. | lifelong learning | [
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#Person2#: Why? Is there some new, cool computer out on the market?
#Person1#: You bet there is. Feast your eyes on this puppy!
#Person2#: That's a notebook?
#Person1#: Believe it!
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#Person2#: Yeah. That's right. What can I do for you?
#Person1#: We're having a lot of trouble with our printer. Could you come and take a look at it sometime this afternoon?
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#Person2#: Nope. My foot is broken. I stay at home. So I did it myself.
#Person1#: With a broken foot? Was that a good idea?
#Person2#: Don't worry, Dave.
#Person1#: You could have called Brenda. She would have done it for you.
#Person2#: I'm not asking your little sister to clean my floors, Dave. Anyway, it wasn't as hard as you think. I have been using a Roomba recently.
#Person1#: Oh, that cleaning robot? I'm jealous, Sandra. I wanted one, but I didn't have 500 extra dollars.
#Person2#: I know. They're so expensive. I got mine from my boss when I was Employee of the Year two years ago. | Sandra broke her foot and cleaned the floor with the cleaning robot which she got from her boss. Dave is jealous of the robot. | clean the floor | [
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#Person2#: I see. When are you travelling?
#Person1#: I'd like to fly next Friday.
#Person2#: Is that a return journey or just one-way?
#Person1#: One-way, please. I'm flying back to London from Shanghai.
#Person2#: Ok. That will be 1400RMB please.
#Person1#: How long is the flight?
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train_2355 | #Person1#: I have some good news for you. We've decided we'd like to send you to Shanghai on a business trip this weekend.
#Person2#: oh.
#Person1#: don't you think that it'd be a good thing for you to get out of the office for a couple of days?
#Person2#: sure.
#Person1#: I thought you'd be a bit more excited about this. Everything will be paid for and I'll send my assistant with you to take care of everything for you. All you have to do it get on the train tonight a
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#Person1#: oh, no. We've brought your return ticket for you. I think you'll find it comfortable.
#Person2#: will the train be very crowded?
#Person1#: oh no. the train hasn't been crowded at all recently. Besides, you're in first-class, so you'll be fine.
#Person2#: when is the first meeting then?
#Person1#: they've scheduled the negotiation meeting for 9:00 tomorrow morning. That should give you enough time to have a quick shower.
#Person2#: where will I be staying?
#Person1#: we've booked you a room in the same hotel as your meetings, so you won't need to deal much with the transportation system.
#Person2#: that's very sensible. Would it be alright if I left early today to prepare for the trip?
#Person1#: that's not a problem. Have a nap if you can. You don't know how tight the schedule is for this business trip. | #Person1# tells #Person2# about #Person2#'s business trip to Shanghai, which includes the means of transportation, time of negotiation meeting, and the location of the hotel. #Person2# then asks for leave to prepare for the trip. | business trip | [
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#Person2#: How can you blame it on me? I'm having trouble in operating this kind of machine. It is designed for you right handers.
#Person1#: You always complain about these machines. But you are not the only one using your left hand.
#Person2#: Really? I don't know any others who are the same as me.
#Person1#: To tell you the truth, I'm also left-handed.
#Person2#: You?
#Person1#: Yeah. You should spend some time getting suited to it in advance. Then you can do it quickly.
#Person2#: Is that what you have done?
#Person1#: Yes. In fact, it pays to use both hands.
#Person2#: OK, I will try. | #Person2#'s left-handed and works slowly. #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1#'s also left-handed and asks #Person2# to get suited to the work in advance instead of complaining about the machines. | left-handed | [
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#Person2#: No, I am not eating there anymore. I have ordered my favorite food in the restaurant around the corner. The food served in the cafeteria is not my type. I am a total meat lover. But the cafeteria is doing its best to force me to be a vegetarian. They have been serving the Chinese cabbage and white gorse for three days. Haven't you noticed that?
#Person1#: That's fine with me. I don't hate vegetables and I don't eat much during lunch.
#Person2#: Well, then the cafeteria suits you best. But anyway, if you like to have a lunch outside the company, feel free to join me anytime. | #Person1# invites #Person2# to go to the cafeteria, but #Person2# has ordered #Person2#'s favorite food in the restaurant. | foods in cafeteria | [
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#Person2#: What's wrong? That was a great goal.
#Person1#: Yes, but I bet $ 200 dollars on the Cougars!
#Person2#: Looks like you're going to lose out on this game then.
#Person1#: I can't believe it! I thought the Cougars were going to win for sure.
#Person2#: What were the odds?
#Person1#: 20 to 1, in favour of the Cougars!
#Person2#: Too bad. | The Cougars lost the game but #Person1# bet $200 on it at long odds. #Person2# thinks it's too bad. | bet | [
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#Person2#: Yes, I do. I'll walk you there.
#Person1#: Thanks!
#Person2#: Are you applying to study or work abroad?
#Person1#: I want to study abroad.
#Person2#: What do you want to study?
#Person1#: I hope to study English literature.
#Person2#: Have you got your visa yet?
#Person1#: Not yet. I have an interview with the visa official today.
#Person2#: I see. Is it your first interview?
#Person1#: No, I've already been to here for three interviews.
#Person2#: What happened?
#Person1#: I was denied a visa?
#Person2#: Why?
#Person1#: Like most students. I want to work in America after graduation.
#Person2#: I see. Well, good luck! | #Person2# walks #Person1# to the visa office. #Person1# tells #Person2# about #Person1#'s application and #Person1#'s failure of getting the visa. | visa application | [
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train_10065 | #Person1#: How may I help you today?
#Person2#: I need to make some copies.
#Person1#: The copier is right over there.
#Person2#: Does it cost to use it?
#Person1#: We do charge to use the machine.
#Person2#: How much does it cost?
#Person1#: We charge ten cents a copy.
#Person2#: How many copies am I allowed to make?
#Person1#: There is no limit to how many copies you can make.
#Person2#: Would you mind showing me how to use it?
#Person1#: Please read the instructions on the copier.
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#Person2#: Thank you for inviting me, but today I have to practice driving. The Driving Competition is drawing near. It takes place next month.
#Person1#: OK. That reminds me. I have to play golf with some guests from the US. By the way, aren't you interested in playing on a golf course?
#Person2#: Are you kidding? The paying fee is so high that I'd need a second job. | #Person1# invites Jenny to have a drink, but Jenny has to practice driving. That reminds #Person1# to play golf which Jenny thinks is too expensive. | invitation | [
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#Person2#: Oh, all right. I lost a bunch of money in the last two years, but this year has been pretty good.
#Person1#: Yeah, I lost money investing in the internet too.
#Person2#: Just goes to show that you should buy companies not ideas.
#Person1#: I changed my strategy around too. I invest in good companies now.
#Person2#: Yeah, me too. Did you hear about Ted?
#Person1#: No. What happened?
#Person2#: He lost his kids'college money by trading.
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#Person2#: Hi there. I'd like to draw some cash from my Fund Account at the Securities Company. Could I check my balance before I withdraw anything?
#Person1#: Of course. Your balance is 92, 320 RMB in your Securities Account. How much would you like to withdraw?
#Person2#: I'd like 20, 000 RIB, please. If that's possible.
#Person1#: No problem. Please fill in this transfer form that will authorise us to send the amount from the Securities Company to your account. | #Person1# serves #Person2# to check the balance and draw some cash from the Fund Account at the Securities Company. | draw cash | [
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#Person2#: Where are you planning on looking for one?
#Person1#: I don't know.
#Person2#: I can tell you where I got mine.
#Person1#: Where did you go to find yours?
#Person2#: IKEA has beautiful furniture.
#Person1#: Does the furniture from IKEA cost a lot?
#Person2#: The furniture cost a couple thousand dollars.
#Person1#: How good of quality is the furniture?
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#Person1#: I don't mind paying for quality workmanship.
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#Person2#: And the winner is. . . Vivian, again! I don't believe it!
#Person1#: Our red underwear didn't do any good at all!
#Person2#: Well, there are still some consolation prizes. We can go up to the front and pick them up.
#Person1#: So, what did you win?
#Person2#: A lousy desk lamp. And you?
#Person1#: A bar of soap!
#Person2#: Look at Vivian! She thinks she's the cat's meow!
#Person1#: Why don't you go talk to her and find out what her secret was this year. | Vivian wins again and #Person1# and #Person2# only get consolation prizes. They want to know her secret of winning. | win a game | [
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#Person2#: Yes. I sent in my resume at the end of last week. I'm applying for the accounts assistant position.
#Person1#: May I have your name please?
#Person2#: My name is Judy Liao. That's spelled L I A O.
#Person1#: Alright. . . And did you have some specific questions about your application?
#Person2#: Not really. I was in the neighborhood, and I just wanted to stop in to see if you received my resume.
#Person1#: Oh, that's no problem. Just give me a moment, and I can check. Judy Liao. Let's see. . . Yes, here it is. Judy Liao. We have received your resume.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Is there anything else I can help you with?
#Person2#: Yes, maybe. The ad in the newspaper said you wanted the resume, a cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. I included those things in the envelope. Is there anything else I should send?
#Person1#: No, that is all we need. If we have those things included, that is sufficient.
#Person2#: Do you know when they will start setting up interviews for the job?
#Person1#: I'm not really sure about that. But I know we are still receiving resumes. Maybe after a week or two they will start calling applicants.
#Person2#: I see. Well, thank you very much for helping me. You have been very helpful.
#Person1#: If you have any further questions, you can call any time.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Thank you. Goodbye. | Judy Liao's applying for the accounts assistant position. She asks #Person1# whether they have received her resume, and #Person1# helps her check. #Person1# tells Judy there's nothing else she should send, and after a week or two they may start calling applicants. | a job application | [
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#Person2#: I see, sir. Those two ladies in front of your room did the same thing twenty minutes ago.
#Person1#: Oh, did they? Well, would you give us an extra key to the room?
#Person2#: I'm afraid we have no extra key. So I'll send somebody to your room.
#Person1#: By the way, what should I do with the key when I go out?
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#Person2#: Sure. It's the third office down this hall. Are you looking for Bob?
#Person1#: Yes. He told me to come by this morning.
#Person2#: I'm sorry, but he's not in the office now. Do you have an appointment?
#Person1#: An appointment?
#Person2#: Yes. What time did he expect you?
#Person1#: He said I should come by this morning. He didn't give me a time. He said I could come any time before noon.
#Person2#: I see. He's usually here on Tuesday mornings. . .
#Person1#: Today is Tuesday.
#Person2#: I know. He's usually here, but today he went out to a site on the east side.
#Person1#: That's too bad. I need to discuss these plans with him.
#Person2#: Why don't you make an appointment for later in the week?
#Person1#: Alright.
#Person2#: He's here on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. What day did you want to see him?
#Person1#: Friday is good.
#Person2#: Morning or afternoon?
#Person1#: Morning.
#Person2#: I can put you down for ten o'clock. Is that alright?
#Person1#: Yes. My name is Laura Wills.
#Person2#: Alright. I have you down for ten AM this Friday.
#Person1#: Thank you.
#Person2#: You are welcome. | Laura Wills comes to Bob Rice's office but is told that Bob is not here today. Then she makes an appointment for ten this Friday morning with the help of #Person2#. | make another appointment | [
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train_3569 | #Person1#: Is this the first time you've come to our city, Mr. Ross?
#Person2#: Correct. I have expected to visit here for a long time. So fortunate for me, I can realize this expectation and meet you, Arden, and your kind-hearted staff in your company.
#Person1#: I am so honored to hear that. Well, after staying here for several days, you must have some ideas about our company. We have been in the clothes field for many years, and yours brand is also well-known in the country. How about our cooperation?
#Person2#: That is one of reasons why I am here now. I am really willing to have some cooperation with your company.
#Person1#: We intend to establish business relationship with your company on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. | Mr. Ross hopes that his brand and Arden's clothing company will start business cooperation. Arden welcomes the cooperation based on equality and mutual benefit. | business cooperation | [
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#Person2#: Curry and rice. What do you think?
#Person1#: That sounds nice. I can peel the potatoes first.
#Person2#: Really! Oh, honey, you are so sweet. I'll chop up this carrot.
#Person1#: Mom, the water is boiling!
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#Person2#: Yeah, of course. You can take a taxi.
#Person1#: How much will that run me?
#Person2#: It depends on traffic and distance, but it is reasonable.
#Person1#: Do the drivers speak English?
#Person2#: Some are better than others. But, you shouldn't have a problem.
#Person1#: Are they safe?
#Person2#: For the most part, yes. If you don't feel comfortable with it, then it is best not to take one at night. | #Person2# suggests #Person1# take a taxi since #Person1# is rushed, and explains some basic information about taking a taxi. | take taxies | [
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train_102 | #Person1#: Susan! Why didn't you tell me that you were taking over the Silk Company account?
#Person2#: I thought you knew, Todd. It was decided last week. I guess you weren't at the meeting.
#Person1#: You know I wasn't at the meeting. I was meeting with Mr. Wei about this account. I'Ve been on this for a month and a half.
#Person2#: I'm sorry. Todd, but Mr. Emory felt that it was going too slowly, and that it needed a fresh start. He should have told you. | Todd didn't know Susan was taking over the Silk Company account which Todd has been on. Susan feels sorry. | take over | [
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train_1625 | #Person1#: Has your son started school yet, Tom?
#Person2#: Next week, it's going to be quite a shock for him!
#Person1#: He'll get used to it. They always do. I still remember when my daughter started. Are you going with him on his first day?
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train_8340 | #Person1#: Hi! Can I help you?
#Person2#: Hi! Have you got any records of modern guitar music?
#Person1#: We've got a lot of them. Which one are you looking for?
#Person2#: I'm looking for some records of Julian Bream. I saw them in your window last week and I had them before in Canada, but I broke them.
#Person1#: What happened?
#Person2#: They were in my bag. I sat on my bag and broke the records. My sister told me about your shop. I came here last week and saw the records.
#Person1#: Let's look for the records. Oh, yes, the records are there on the shelf.
#Person2#: How much are those three?
#Person1#: They are four pounds and fifty pence.
#Person2#: Here is five pounds. | #Person2# broke the records of Julian Bream. #Person2#'s sister told #Person2# about #Person1#'s shop so #Person1# comes. #Person2# buys some with #Person2#'s assistance. | buy guitar records | [
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train_689 | #Person1#: We'Ve been over this a thousand times. The data is irrefutable! Look, we'Ve done extensive research, built studies, and read the literature, and there is conclusive evidence to support my theory!
#Person2#: Horowitz, I beg to differ. Even in your most recent study, the investigative approach was flawed! You know as well as I do that the collection of data was not systematic, and there is a large margin of error. To draw a definitive conclusion based on that data would be misleading
#Person1#: That is preposterous!
#Person2#: You are trying to single-handedly solve one of the world's greatest mysteries, and yet you are oblivious to the fact that you are wrong!
#Person1#: I am not wrong! The chicken came first!
#Person2#: No! The egg came first! | Horowitz says there is conclusive evidence to support his theory but #Person2# disagrees. Horowitz believes the chicken came first but #Person2# believes the egg came first. | theory | [
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#Person2#: When did you last time have your eyes checked?
#Person1#: Two years ago. At that time I had no problems. Now I can't even make out something ten meters away.
#Person2#: Come over here. I will test your eyes. First cover your left eye like this, and when I point, please read the chart from the top, and go as far as you can telling me which way the ' E ' points.
#Person1#: All right.
#Person2#: Good. Now the other eye.
#Person1#: Well, this one is worse.
#Person2#: Never mind, just read as far as you can.
#Person1#: I can only read the first three lines. | #Person1#'s got headaches recently and #Person1#'s eyes fail to see focus properly, so #Person2# give #Person1#'s eyes a test. | see a doctor | [
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#Person2#: I wanted to go on Monday, but I couldn't get a ticket for Monday, I bought a ticket for Tuesday.
#Person1#: Why are you in such a hurry?
#Person2#: My mother is ill. She has been sent to the hospital.
#Person1#: How did you get the news? Did your mother send you a letter?
#Person2#: My sister telephoned me this morning. She asked my father and me to go back.
#Person1#: Then how long are you going to stay at home, two or three days?
#Person2#: At most four days. I'll be back for the meeting. | #Person1# inquires about #Person2#'s going home. #Person2# tells #Person1# it's because #Person2#'s mom is ill and #Person2#'ll stay at home for at most four days. | go home | [
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train_2102 | #Person1#: Do you collect cola cans, Steve?
#Person2#: No. Why do you ask?
#Person1#: You have so many empty cans here.
#Person2#: Well, my mum wants me to keep all the cans, so that we can sell them after a while.
#Person1#: Aha, you are going to make a millionaire of yourself sooner or later with all those cans.
#Person2#: You bet I will. Well, that's not the point. The point is we separate reusable things from other rubbish. We have to pay the dustman for dealing with rubbish, but if we sell him these cans and other reusable material we pay less.
#Person1#: That sounds a clever idea. Now what are reused in China?
#Person2#: Metal, plastic, paper, books and the like.
#Person1#: Just as we do back home in the States.
#Person2#: And to avoid waste, the government is limiting the production of goods that can be used only once, such as bamboo chopsticks. For example, all the fast food boxes should be made of paper instead of non-reusable material.
#Person1#: That will surely be helpful for a clean environment. | Steve keeps all the cans, so they can pay less to the dustman for dealing with rubbish. Steven tells #Person1# what is reused in China and the government's measures on avoiding waste. | reuse materials | [
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#Person2#: Don't you know that? It's panda.
#Person1#: Of course I know. I just can't see it very well.
#Person2#: OK, then put on your glasses, and do you know what does the panda eat?
#Person1#: Of course, Bamboo!
#Person2#: That's right.
#Person1#: I also know they are given to other countries as gifts for friendship.
#Person2#: You sound quite knowledgeable.
#Person1#: Not really, panda is my favorite animal.
#Person2#: Actually, it likes milk too.
#Person1#: Any way, in a word, panda is our friend.
#Person2#: Do you know other famous animals in the world?
#Person1#: Yeah, let me think, the kangaroo and koala bear from Australia are very famous.
#Person2#: That's right. OK, let's move on. | May tells #Person1# that it's a panda in a cage. #Person1# likes pandas best and knows a lot about them. | pandas | [
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#Person2#: Uh, to go.
#Person1#: Okay. What would you like today? Would you like to try the one-pound super hot and spicy cheeseburger?
#Person2#: Uh. I don't think so. I'd probably have heartburn for a week after downing that monster.
#Person1#: Well. It's our house special this week, and it comes with fries, and a large specialty drink called 'Everything-but-the-kitchen-sink.'
#Person2#: A what? 'Everything-but-the-kitchen-sink'? What in the world is that?
#Person1#: Well, it's a little mix of everything in a large cup: Pepsi, Sprite, Fanta Orange, and lemonade with crushed ice and a scoop of ice cream.
#Person2#: Ah, that sounds disgusting.
#Person1#: Hey, it'll grow on you.
#Person2#: Nay, I think I'll just order a hamburger with some mustard and lettuce and a glass of water.
#Person1#: Boring. Hey. Would you care for anything else like a side order of amazing cheesy onion rings?
#Person2#: No thank you. Onion rings usually don't agree with me.
#Person1#: Hmm. Okay. Your total comes to ten ninety ($10.90).
#Person2#: Ten ninety? For just a hamburger?! You've got to be kidding
#Person1#: Well, the one-pound super deluxe hamburger is nine dollars.
#Person2#: Hey, I didn't order a one-pound burger. I just wanted a simple burger. That's all.
#Person1#: Well, sir. Joe's Hamburger Restaurant only serves one-pound burgers. [Man!] The one-pound super hot and spicy, the one-pound barbecue burger, the one-pound bacon cheese burger, the one-pound ...
#Person2#: No, no. Those are all huge.
#Person1#: Well, sir. If you really want something smaller [Yeah], you should order from the kids' menu: The half-pound super hot and spicy burger, the half-pound barbecue burger, the half-pound bacon cheese burger, the half-pound ...
#Person2#: No. Those are still giant burgers.
#Person1#: Well, in these parts, we are hearty eaters.
#Person2#: Okay, but you said my total was ten ninety, but the burger only comes to ten bucks. What about the other ninety cents?
#Person1#: Well, sir. We only serve natural spring water from yonder hills, and ...
#Person2#: Okay, okay. I'll take the giant burger and a bottle of your spring water. The sandwich should feed me for a week. | #Person1# wants to buy a hamburger with some mustard and lettuce and a glass of water, but the total comes to ten ninety dollars. #Person2# explains it's because the burger is a huge one and the water is natural spring water from yonder hills. Finally, #Person1# reluctantly pays the bill. | order food | [
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#Person2#: I am the manager. Can I help you?
#Person1#: Oh, great, I saw a job ad outside your store. I am interested in the job advertised. I am coming to see if there is any opportunity available for me.
#Person2#: All right. Take a seat, please. Would you like to be a shop assistant or a cashier?
#Person1#: I can do the work of shop assistant and I worked part time in a small department store during my summer vocation last year.
#Person2#: So now do you want a full-time job or part-time job?
#Person1#: At present, both are OK for me. What do you need most, then?
#Person2#: Now we really need some part-time workers. You see, our full-time staff knocks off at five pm, but now we hope to extend the hours to eight pm. We need some part-time shop assistants to work 3 hours a day from five pm to eight pm. But I am not sure if you are qualified for the job. Since most of our customers are foreign, competence of good communication in English is necessary here.
#Person1#: I think I can. I have been learning English for almost 5 years and especially I am fluent at speaking English. Also, I have made some foreigners friends during the experience of learning English.
#Person2#: That is fine. I think you have the qualifications needed for the job, so I will let you have the job. Does the work schedule suit you?
#Person1#: It quite suits me. I am free in the evening these days, I will have no difficulty starting at five pm.
#Person2#: Good. There is only thing to be settled. Ten RMB an hour is the maximum we can pay you. Is the rate of pay acceptable to you?
#Person1#: It seems reasonable. By the way, I can get my earning raised with a excellent performance, can't I?
#Person2#: Sure. You will get more if you can invite more customers with your good service.
#Person1#: I see. I will try my best to do the job well.
#Person2#: That is good of you to say so. When can you start working?
#Person1#: How about next monday?
#Person2#: Ok. Let's make is next Monday. I n the end, you need to fill out the application form.
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#Person2#: I think it is easy. I could work in your class with no problem.
#Person1#: You thing so?
#Person2#: Oh, without a doubt. When is the next class?
#Person1#: Tomorrw morning. Try it.
#Person2#: No problem.
#Person1#: Are you going to this class this morning?
#Person2#: Of course, easy. No sweat.
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#Person1#: Well, I don't believe you!
#Person2#: You want to bet?
#Person1#: Yeah, what't the bet?
#Person2#: I bet I can go one hour in your class this morning and not feel a thing. | #Person1# thinks the new exercise class is too hard while #Person2# thinks it easy. So they make a bet that #Person2# handle it easily. | the exercise class | [
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train_4109 | #Person1#: Well, the salad's almost ready. How's the beef going? I'm starving.
#Person2#: So am I. The beef looks just about ready. Just one minute ... ow!
#Person1#: What's the matter?
#Person2#: Oh, my finger, I burned my finger!
#Person1#: Oh, wait, I'll get some ice and put it on your finger.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: There.
#Person2#: Ah, ah, much better. The ice really works.
#Person1#: How does it feel?
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train_7383 | #Person1#: Hello Leo, how is India?
#Person2#: Tiring, our connecting flight from Mumbai was delayed several times.
#Person1#: What caused the delay?
#Person2#: Well, we had to go to a port miles from a big city. And there wasn't a major airport near by, the closest airport was a military base, which is sometimes used by a local airline.
#Person1#: So what time was your flight due to leave?
#Person2#: At 10:30 in the morning, but they told us it would leave at 12:30, then at 2:00, and then left at 3:30 at last.
#Person1#: Perhaps there was a technical problem or a storm.
#Person2#: Perhaps, but the military do not allow civil flights to land after 5, so we had to fly to another airport further away from our destination.
#Person1#: That must have been frustrating.
#Person2#: Yes, it was. | Leo tells #Person1# his flight was delayed several times. #Person1# guesses there was a technical problem or a storm, and Leo says they have to fly to another airport. | flight delay | [
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train_7577 | #Person1#: What will you be having this evening?
#Person2#: I think I'll start with some soup, and then I'll have the steak.
#Person1#: And how would you like your steak cooked, sir?
#Person2#: Medium rare, please. Also I'd like the vegetables instead of the salad.
#Person1#: Sure. And what will you be having to drink?
#Person2#: I think I'll have a glass of your red wine with some ice water as well.
#Person1#: Coming right up, sir. | #Person1# helps #Person2# order some soup, the medium-rare steak, vegetables, wine, and ice water. | order food | [
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train_10771 | #Person1#: It's said you will go abroad to pursue your graduate studies.
#Person2#: Yes, I've been thinking about visiting you. I hope to get some advice from you.
#Person1#: Which country do you want to go to?
#Person2#: My field is electronic engineering. Which country do you think I should go?
#Person1#: Were I in your position, I'd go to America.
#Person2#: Which university should I apply to?
#Person1#: There are many universities for you to choose from. Some famous universities such as Harvard, Yale, the University of Michigan, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are really wonderful places to study, but they are very competitive and expensive. Some smaller universities or institutes are also very nice but much cheaper.
#Person2#: Oh, I see. Thank you very much. | #Person2# wants to pursue #Person2#'s graduate studies abroad and asks #Person1# for suggestions on university selecting. | get some advice | [
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train_8089 | #Person1#: What can I do for you?
#Person2#: Well, I'd like some legal advice. Jane and I are thinking of incorporating. So Want to find out what sort of legal procedure one follows in forming a corporation.
#Person1#: You begin by applying for a corporate charter. And then stockholders hold a meeting to organize the corporation, an individual has limited liability and the right.
#Person2#: I know. I have an idea that we get together to discuss this next week.
#Person1#: OK.
#Person2#: I will give a call. | #Person1# tells #Person2# about the legal procedure of incorporating. They will get together to discuss it next week. | incorporating | [
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train_7095 | #Person1#: Good morning, I'd like to buy a cake.
#Person2#: No problem sir, we have many cakes here, what size would you like?
#Person1#: Well, it's for my coworker's birthday, there are 14 people in the office.
#Person2#: Well, this cake feeds 12 people and this one behind it feeds 20.
#Person1#: I'll take the bigger one, it's better to have too much than not enough.
#Person2#: Sounds good, do you want it delivered?
#Person1#: Yes. Can you deliver it to my office? The birthday party will be after work at a park near the office. | #Person1# buys the bigger cake for a coworker because it's better to have too much than not enough, and wants it delivered to the office. | Cake | [
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train_8351 | #Person1#: Hey John, can I talk to you for a minute?
#Person2#: Sure, what's up?
#Person1#: I wanted to let you know about a book club I joined 2 months ago. I know you do a lot of reading so I thought you might want to come with me next month.
#Person2#: Oh, that sounds like fun. When does the group meet?
#Person1#: Usually the last Saturday of the month at 9:30 PM? Every month, we choose the new book, and then during the next meeting we discuss it.
#Person2#: What book are you reading now?
#Person1#: The kite runner.
#Person2#: What's it about?
#Person1#: It's about a boy who grows up in Afghanistan during the 1970s. It's called the kite runner because the main character takes part in a kite flying competition. It's really a good book. I am almost finished.
#Person2#: Sounds interesting, I'd love to come.
#Person1#: OK great. The next meeting isn't for another 2 weeks. So you still have time to read the book. | #Person1# recommends John a book club where people choose new books and discuss them. #Person1#'s reading the kite runner now and tells John about the book. John's interested to come. | a book club | [
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train_8938 | #Person1#: Well, Mitzuko-san, I hope you like it here. This is my favourite restaurant in Taipei. It reminds me of my youth when I traveled around Europe.
#Person2#: It looks wonderful. Very authentic.
#Person1#: The chef trained in Florence. The pasta is very good here.
#Person2#: OK. So, what can you recommend?
#Person1#: Hum... You should try the mushroom fettucine. It's really good.
#Person2#: Is it salty?
#Person1#: Not at all. It has a very delicate flavor.
#Person2#: What does ' Duppa del Giono ' mean? I'm sorry I don't know how to pronounce that.
#Person1#: Oh, that means soup of the day. I'll ask the waiter what they have today. Have you tried mussels cooked the Italian way? They're really delicious.
#Person2#: No. I'll try them. Sounds good. | #Person1# and Mitzuko-san talk about what to order at an Italian restaurant in Taipei. #Person1# recommends the mushroom fettuccine and mussels. | order food | [
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train_10382 | #Person1#: what a nice uniform!
#Person2#: thanks; do you like it?
#Person1#: not really. I was being sarcastic. Does it come with the job?
#Person2#: yes, everyone on the sales floor has to wear one. They're supposed to make us look more professional.
#Person1#: they're not actually that bad. They could be worse. What do you think about it?
#Person2#: I don't mind it, actually. I don't have to worry about what I'm going to wear every day.
#Person1#: so are you enjoying your new job?
#Person2#: it's much better than my old one. My new boss is great.
#Person1#: how do you like working in sales?
#Person2#: I like the fact that I get to work with people. It makes the day go by much faster.
#Person1#: that's good. Have you met Jane yet? She's the intern in the international travel department.
#Person2#: yeah, I've met her. She's a genius saleswoman!
#Person1#: I know! She could sell fridges to Eskimos!
#Person2#: how do you know her?
#Person1#: she's my cousin.
#Person2#: why didn't you tell me about that before?
#Person1#: I don't know. I didn't think it was that interesting.
#Person2#: well, now that I know that, maybe we should all go out for dinner sometime.
#Person1#: that's a good idea. Let's discuss after work. | #Person1# doesn't mind wearing salespersons' uniform and enjoys this new job. #Person1# finds Jane, a genius saleswoman, is #Person2#'s cousin and suggests going out together sometime. | working in sales | [
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train_12096 | #Person1#: Last night I looked for my Indian classmate Barbara. I found her sitting with her legs crossed and quietly practicing.
#Person2#: Needless to say, it must be Indian Yoga.
#Person1#: Mary, you say something about it.
#Person2#: Tracing back, Yoga has a very long history. It was originated before India had approved Yoga and these documents were arranged and written according to the contents passed by mouth to mouth. In other words, Yoga is passed down from ancient times, which cannot be recalled. | Mary tells #Person1# what #Person1# saw #Person1#'s Indian classmate doing last night is Indian Yoga and introduces it to #Person1#. | Yoga | [
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train_831 | #Person1#: Hi, Bill. Are you going to the commencement?
#Person2#: Yes. Do you want to go with me?
#Person1#: OK. ( Several minutes later. ) Let's go into the school auditorium.
#Person2#: Now that take this seat. Do you see those piles of red diplomas on the desks on the stage?
#Person1#: Yes. I find my heart is now rising and falling like waves, all sorts of feelings welling up in my heart.
#Person2#: That's true. Four years'trails and hardships, joys and sorrows of life are gushing out to my mind all together. I can hardly tell whether I am joyful or gloomy at the moment when I am about to leave the campus and to start a new stage of my life.
#Person1#: How time flies. Look, the president of the college has come onto the stage.
#Person2#: He's going to make the opening speech. | #Person1# goes to the commencement with Bill. They express their feelings about graduating. | graduation | [
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train_10682 | #Person1#: Good morning, Miss Monica. Nice to meet you again!
#Person2#: Good morning, Mr. Thomas, it is nice to see you too.
#Person1#: After the internal discussion, we have all agreed that you are the most suitable person for this position among all the candidates. So, today let ' s talk about your expected salary and social benefits. What is your expected salary?
#Person2#: I ' Ve worked in the field for more than 4 years. Depend on my work qualifications and experience, I would like to have 5000 Yuan to start.
#Person1#: The basic salary for your position in our company would be 4800 Yuan to start with increases giving according to your performance.
#Person2#: It is a bit lower than I expected. But I can accept that. What are the working hours?
#Person1#: 40 hours a week, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM with one hour lunch break every day..
#Person2#: Do I have to work on weekend? If so, how do you pay for the overtime?
#Person1#: We do expect overtime work when it is necessary, but we pay twice of the work hour for working on weekends and three times for working on national holidays like Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Day.
#Person2#: Is there probation?
#Person1#: No probation is involved. If you feel good, you can start next week. | Mr. Thomas talks with Monica about her expected salary and social benefits. They finally reach a consensus on 4800 Yuan to start with. Monica also asks the payment for the overtime and the existence of probation. | expected salary | [
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#Person2#: Yes. May I help you?
#Person1#: May I introduce myself?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: I'm a new student in the school. My name's John.
#Person2#: Nice to meet you, John.
#Person1#: It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss Green. | John introduces himself to Miss Green. | self-introduction | [
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train_6488 | #Person1#: For our lunch meeting with the investors, do we have to make a reservation at the restaurant or do we just show up?
#Person2#: Usually for lunch, we don't have to reserve a table, they should allow walk-ins. But to be on the safe side, I'll order a table for half-past twelve. Will that suit your schedule?
#Person1#: I've arranged to meet them at the restaurant at twelve. Can you make the reservation a little earlier? If we start earlier, it will give us more time for a longer lunch.
#Person2#: Are you planning on treating the investors to a full-course meal?
#Person1#: Yes, we'll start with appetizers, follow with a soup and salad course, then main dishes of prime RMB or cordon bleu chicken, and finish up with a delicious rich dessert of some sort.
#Person2#: That'll be pretty heavy for a mid-day meal, don't you think?
#Person1#: As along as we stay away from anything alcoholic, we should be okay.
#Person2#: With your prime RMB and chicken choices, you'd better hope nobody's vegetarian.
#Person1#: We can make some special arrangement if we need to. After all, it's the company who is footing the bill. | #Person2# will reserve a table for a lunch meeting. #Person1# asks #Person2# to make it earlier and is planning a full-course meal without alcoholic. #Person2# reminds #Person1# to pay attention to vegetarians. | lunch meeting | [
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train_9224 | #Person1#: And don't forget to read chapter 5 and answer the questions on page 99. Oh, Jonathan, just a minute, I want to speak to you.
#Person2#: Yes, Mrs. Fenway.
#Person1#: Jonathan, why didn't you answer any questions on the homework?
#Person2#: Oh, I'm sorry, Mrs. Fenway. But I read the wrong chapter last night.
#Person1#: Oh, I see. But why didn't you read the right chapter after you looked at the questions?
#Person2#: Well, I had to do too much other homework last night.
#Person1#: And why were you late this morning?
#Person2#: Oh, I had to walk to school because the bus got a flat tire.
#Person1#: How I'm sorry to hear that, Jonathan. Well, hurry to your next class or you'll be late.
#Person2#: I will, Mrs. Fenway. See you tomorrow. | Jonathan explains to Mrs. Fenway why he didn't answer any questions on the homework, why didn't he read the right chapter and why he was late this morning. | teacher and student | [
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#Person2#: So what do yon do on Halloween? We don't have that holiday in Russia.
#Person1#: Well, it's a day when kids dress up in masks and costumes. They knock on people's doors and ask for candy by saying 'trick or treat'.
#Person2#: Hmm. Sounds interesting.
#Person1#: But it's not just for kids. Lots of people go to costume parties. Hey, my friend Alan is having a party. Would you like to go?
#Person2#: Sure. I'd love to. | #Person1# tells #Person2# how people celebrate Halloween and invites #Person2# to a party. | Halloween | [
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train_7200 | #Person1#: Hey man, you wanna buy some weed?
#Person2#: Some what?
#Person1#: Weed! You know? Pot, Ganja, Mary Jane some chronic!
#Person2#: Oh, umm, no thanks.
#Person1#: I also have blow if you prefer to do a few lines.
#Person2#: No, I am ok, really.
#Person1#: Come on man! I even got dope and acid! Try some!
#Person2#: Do you really have all of these drugs? Where do you get them from?
#Person1#: I got my connections! Just tell me what you want and I ' ll even give you one ounce for free.
#Person2#: Sounds good! Let ' s see, I want.
#Person1#: Yeah?
#Person2#: I want you to put your hands behind your head! You are under arrest! | #Person1# tries to sell drugs to #Person2#, then #Person1# is arrested by #Person2#. | arrest a drug dealer | [
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#Person2#: I'd like some plants that can keep the earth fresh.
#Person1#: Especially in this cold season when you can't keep die window open, isn't it?
#Person2#: Absolutely. And something that's easy to care for and not expensive.
#Person1#: OK, Miss. Our shop won't disappoint you. Look at these plants. They've just come in and I bet you like one of them. This is a corn plant. The tall tree can grow more than six feet and it doesn't need any water or light.
#Person2#: Quite striking, isn't it? What's that?
#Person1#: A palm. It adds a tropical touch to your room. The leaves are perfect for cleaning your air. It has a long life and it's easy to care for.
#Person2#: Oh, this lovely small plant has beautiful white flower. What do you call it?
#Person1#: Peace lily. Even the flower isn't blooming, its dense leaves look great.
#Person2#: Perfect. It's just what I want.
#Person1#: Won't you have a look at Janet Craig and Mother-in-Law's Tongue? And they're just as good. No, thanks. The peace lily is OK. The more I see, the less certain I become, you know. | #Person2# wants to buy some plants to keep the earth fresh in the cold season and #Person1# recommends #Person2# the palm and the peace lily. #Person2# decides to buy the peace lily. | go shopping | [
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