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train_1859
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#Person1#: It's quite clear form my visit, this is a full size, comprehensive university. So why is it still called a college?
#Person2#: The College of William and Mary is the second oldest institution of higher learning in this country. We have nurtured great minds like Thomas Jefferson and we are proud of our name.
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#Person2# introduces the College of William and Mary to #Person1#.
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train_1860
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#Person1#: Clinic. Can 1 help you?
#Person2#: Good afternoon. This is Frank Stone. I want to make an appointment with Doctor Milton, please.
#Person1#: OK, Mr. Stone. We have you on our records. Can you manage this afternoon?
#Person2#: I'm afraid not. 1 can manage tomorrow.
#Person1#: I'm afraid Mr. Milton is not on duty tomorrow. He'll be here the day after tomorrow. That's Thursday, March 27th.
#Person2#: Fine.
#Person1#: Will 5:20 be all right?
#Person2#: Well, yes. But what time is the clinic closed?
#Person1#: We start from 9:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p. m. on weekdays. We don't work at the weekend.
#Person2#: I'd prefer a later time so that I can come along after work.
#Person1#: Then what about 6:15?
#Person2#: Well, that's fine.
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Frank Stone phones to make an appointment with Doctor Milton. #Person2# answers the phone and helps arrange the time.
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train_1861
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#Person1#: I don't want to go to the beach tomorrow.
#Person2#: Why not? It's not going to rain, is it? There is no cloud in the sky and it's going to be clear.
#Person1#: That's right. I don't want to get burnt.
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#Person1# doesn't want to go to the beach to get burnt.
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train_1862
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#Person1#: What are pubs?
#Person2#: Pubs in England are friendly and warm places where you can have a drink and usually a simple meal.
#Person1#: What kind of drinks do people get?
#Person2#: You can get wine and beer in most pubs. Many also serve coffee. You go to the counter to order and pay for your drinks.
#Person1#: When do people go to the pubs?
#Person2#: Pubs are not open all day. They can decide when to open. Most are open for 3 or 4 hours at lunchtime and again from about 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. In busy areas, pubs may stay open from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Are there pubs in China?
#Person1#: Yes. Most of the customers are young people. They like to hang out with their friends after work and have fun.
#Person2#: It is against the law in England to go into a pub if you are under the age of l4. So many pubs provide a special room for children.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# pubs in England are warm places where people get wine and beer. #Person1# says most customers in Chinese pubs are young, and #Person2# mentions the law for children to go into a pub in England.
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train_1863
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#Person1#: What do you want to do this weekend?
#Person2#: Oh, I don't know. Maybe go to the beach if it's nice weather.
#Person1#: But we did that last weekend. Let's do something different.
#Person2#: Hum... Hey, I know what! Why don't we climb Mt. Fuji?
#Person1#: Great idea! I've always wanted to do that!
#Person2#: Paul and Mary talked about a bicycle ride yesterday, but they haven't made the final decision. Maybe we could persuade them to join us.
#Person1#: Wonderful! I give them a call right now.
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#Person1# and #Person2# decide to climb Mt. Fuji and persuade Paul and Mary to join them.
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train_1864
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#Person1#: Hi, Ann. Are you still working here?
#Person2#: Oh, hi, Jack. Yes, I'm still working part-time in a company, as much as I can. The trouble is that I'm so busy with my classes that I don't have enough time for my work.
#Person1#: Do you have a lot to do?
#Person2#: Well, not too much at the moment.
#Person1#: Are you going to go on working in that company?
#Person2#: I hope so. I really like my work, and next term, I will have more time.
#Person1#: Sounds good. Hope I'll see you around here more often.
#Person2#: OK. I hope to see yon too. Bye for now.
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Ann tells Jack she doesn't have enough time for her work, but she'll go on working because she likes the work.
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train_1865
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#Person1#: You know. I called you several times last week, but nobody answered the phone.
#Person2#: Well, I was in Sydney at that time.
#Person1#: Did you go there on business?
#Person2#: No, I visited my aunt and her family.
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#Person2# was in Syndey when #Person1# called #Person2#.
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train_1866
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#Person1#: Excuse me, sir, but you have to put your bags here before entering the market.
#Person2#: Oh. I am sorry. I was busy looking for some whisky. Can you tell me the exactly place where I can find any?
#Person1#: Yes, it's on the third floor.
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#Person1# asks #Person2# to put his bags there.
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train_1867
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#Person1#: Good afternoon, Steven. Are you coming to class today? We missed you in the lab yesterday.
#Person2#: Uh...Sorry, Miss Smith. I had a mid term exam for my literature course and I... I had to do some last minute revision for it. Yes, I will certainly be at the class today, though. Sorry, I missed the experiment yesterday.
#Person1#: Hmm...I don't really think reviewing for an English literature exam is a very good excuse, do you?
#Person2#: No, you're right. It isn't a good excuse at all. It's just that I did a very similar experiment in chemistry 101 last time, so I felt I probably wouldn't miss too much.
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Steven apologizes for missing the experiment because of the mid-term exam, but Miss Smith thinks it isn't a good excuse.
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train_1868
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#Person1#: Ground Transportation Services,how can I help you?
#Person2#: I have 7 guests coming to visit for the holidays. And I want to know how I can get them from the airport to my house.
#Person1#: OK, are you familiar with our door to door shuttle service?
#Person2#: Yes, I've used it myself. The thing is at $50 a person, that means $350 for 7 people. It's a little expensive.
#Person1#: How about hiring our minibus?
#Person2#: How much is it?
#Person1#: It costs $150 and can drive straight from the airport to your house.
#Person2#: Oh, that sounds great. Can I make a reservation now?
#Person1#: Sure, but I'll need the flight information for your guests.
#Person2#: Sorry, I don't have the information now. I'll call you back.
#Person1#: OK, goodbye.
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#Person2# phones to find a way to transport 7 guests from the airport to #Person2#'s house. #Person1# introduces several services, and #Person2# will hire the minibus.
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train_1869
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#Person1#: Where do we want to go sightseeing today?
#Person2#: I want to visit this temple I've read about in the guidebook.
#Person1#: OK. I will buy the entrance ticket.
#Person2#: Oh, I didn't realize we have to pay to get in.
#Person1#: In China, there is a small fee to enter museums, parks and temples.
#Person2#: That's very different from back home. Well, this is my first visit to China and I've heard this temple is amazing. When was it built?
#Person1#: Pretty recently. About 150 years ago.
#Person2#: Well, that seems very old to me.
#Person1#: Considering China's 5000 year old history, it's relatively new.
#Person2#: Have you been to the temple?
#Person1#: No, but my parents have. I think we should find a taxi and go.
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#Person2# wants to visit a temple and is surprised about the charge of entering museums in China. #Person1# introduces the temple to #Person2#.
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train_1870
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#Person1#: Are we leaving on Saturday or Sunday?
#Person2#: We are leaving on Saturday. The plane leaves at midnight, so we're flying over night.
#Person1#: Oh, really? I'm not sure I can sleep on the plane. It makes me nervous.
#Person2#: You will be fine. It's easier to sleep than you might think.
#Person1#: OK, well, what time should we get to the airport?
#Person2#: I think 10:00 pm will give us enough time. We'll arrive in Thailand at 11:00 pm, their time. And Jenny is picking us up and taking us to the hotel.
#Person1#: Will aunt Blanca and cousin Matty be there?
#Person2#: Aunt Bianca will, but cousin Mattie is flying in the next day. Once she arrives, we'll take the train from Bangkok to Chiangmai. Then grandma Sammy is meeting us and we'll take a boat to pick at.
#Person1#: I'm really excited about this trip. It's going to be so much fun.
#Person2#: I'm excited too. I hope it's not too tiring with the family.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# they're leaving on Saturday at midnight and will arrive in Thailand at 11 p.m., and some schedules after the arrival. #Person1# is excited about this trip.
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train_1871
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#Person1#: Good afternoon. This is Michelle Li speaking, calling on behalf of IBA. Is Mr. Meng available at all?
#Person2#: This is Mr. Meng speaking, Michelle.
#Person1#: Oh, hello! Sorry about that. I'm just calling to say that we've received your new Corporate Credit Card from HQ.
#Person2#: That was quick! I wasn't expecting it until later this week.
#Person1#: Yes, our application procedures have speeded up since we started using the new fast-track system.
#Person2#: Shall I come in and collect it?
#Person1#: Or we can send it to you. But if you would like to use it at the ATM, you'll need to wait for your PIN number.
#Person2#: Mmmm... if I come in and collect it this afternoon, is there any way I could use it today? Petty cash is getting low, so I need to draw some money.
#Person1#: As long as you bring your ID, etc, we can serve you over the counter. But you won't be able to use the ATM until your new PIN number arrives.
#Person2#: I see. Yes, that's fine. I'll be there at around 2:30 pm. See you later, and thanks.
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Michelle Li phones for Mr.Meng to inform him that his new Corporate Credit Card has been received. Mr.Meng will collect it this afternoon to draw some money as his cash is running low.
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train_1872
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#Person1#: Good morning. May I help you?
#Person2#: Yes. I'm looking for an apartment, I'd like two bedrooms.
#Person1#: All right. Have a seat, please. Let me ask you a few questions. First of all, may I have your name, please?
#Person2#: My name's Donald Eakins.
#Person1#: How do you spell your last name, Mr.Eakins.
#Person2#: It's E-A-K-I-N-S.
#Person1#: E-A-K-I-N-S.First name, Donald. And what's your present address, Mr.Eakins?
#Person2#: It's 1446 Pine Street.
#Person1#: 1446 Pine. That's in San Francisco, isn't it?
#Person2#: Yes, it is.
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Donald Eakins is looking for an apartment. #Person1# asks about his personal information and his present address.
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train_1873
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#Person1#: Mike's Mechanics. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, how do I get to your shop from Chilin?
#Person1#: Go straight up Zhongshan Road and you will see our sign on your right, after you pass the museum.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# the way to their shop.
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train_1874
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#Person1#: Oh, so many kinds of winter hats.
#Person2#: What is your favorite color, miss?
#Person1#: Red.
#Person2#: Here you are. It ' s very attractive.
#Person1#: May I try it on?
#Person2#: Go ahead.
#Person1#: Is there a mirror around here?
#Person2#: Right over there.
#Person1#: Does it suit me?
#Person2#: Yes, you look very nice.
#Person1#: How much is it?
#Person2#: We're having a clearance sale. $ 4 plus tax.
#Person1#: That's quite reasonable.
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#Person1# chooses a red winter hat in a store with #Person2#'s assistance.
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train_1875
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#Person1#: Have heard of Paul?
#Person2#: No, what?
#Person1#: He's got a promotion.
#Person2#: You're kidding.
#Person1#: No, they made him vicepresident in charge of sells.
#Person2#: I don't believe it. He is only being with the company for two years.
#Person1#: Well, it's true. The board man last thirdly and they choice Paul.
#Person2#: Well. Good for him.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# that Paul got a promotion. #Person2# thinks it unbelievable.
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train_1876
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#Person1#: It's hard to be optimistic about things with the way the economy's headed... The trade deficit is getting larger, consumption's down, I really think we're headed for a recession.
#Person2#: The economy has been stagnant for a while now. We've been in a recessive state for several months already. What worries me the most is the trade deficit. I think the government should do more to encourage exports.
#Person1#: Increasing exports would weaken the currency. I think the main point is economic growth. We need more jobs. Factories have outsourced and moved many jobs to foreign countries. The result is an increase in unemployment in our own country, lower consumption, lower production, and an overall feeble economy. If more people are working, it will give the economy a boost.
#Person2#: It's true that we should do something about unemployment, but what about inflation? If unemployment falls, there's pressure to increase pay. That would result in inflation, which would result in a much less dynamic economy.
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With the stagnant economy, #Person2# thinks the government should do more to encourage exports to deal with the trade deficit, while #Person1# thinks unemployment should be solved first.
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train_1877
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#Person1#: Peter, why don't you go outside and play basketball with your friends?
#Person2#: No, Mum, I'd rather stay inside.
#Person1#: I just can't understand why you want to stay at home. It is such a wonderful day today.
#Person2#: I prefer staying at home and watching TV.
#Person1#: Didn't you just finish watching a basketball game on TV?
#Person2#: Yes, but a football game is next.
#Person1#: Oh, Peter. You really should go and play ball yourself rather than watching games.
#Person2#: I just enjoy watching games.
#Person1#: You really shouldn't watch so much television.
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Peter's mom persuades Peter to play outside, but Peter only wants to stay at home and watch sports games.
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train_1878
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#Person1#: This is Action 5 News reporter Sarah O'Connell reporting live from Washington, D. C. where a protest has broken out. Thousands of angry citizens are protesting against the proposed bailout of the auto manufacturing industry! Sir, sir, Sarah O'Connell, Action 5 news. Can you tell us what'happening?
#Person2#: Yeah, yeah, we're here because we feel this is an injustice! The financial irresponsibility of big business has to stop! We're there to show the government that we don't like the way that they're spending our tax dollars!
#Person1#: Sir but what exactly is making everyone so angry?
#Person2#: It's an absolute outrage, Sarah, the US government wants to give 25 billion dollars of taxpayers'money to the auto industry. These are companies that have been mismanaged and are now nearly bankrupt.
#Person1#: I see. But, many supporters of the bailout argue that it could help save the jobs of millions of hardworking Americans.
#Person2#: That maybe true, and I for one don't want to see anyone lose their job, but how can these Ces ask for a bailout when they're making millions of dollars? And then, they have the nerve to fly to Washington in private jets! This costs hundreds of thousands of dollars! And they're asking for money! That is just not right!
#Person1#: Good point. This is Sarah O'Connell reporting live from Washington D. C. , back to you, Tom.
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Sarah O'Connell from Action 5 News is reporting live about a protest against the proposed bailout of the auto manufacturing industry from Washington, D. C.. Sarah also interviews a protester about the situation and the reason why they are doing it.
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train_1879
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#Person1#: Excuse me, I'm looking for a good novel. Can you recommend anything?
#Person2#: Certainly. What kind of novel did you have in mind?
#Person1#: I'm not really sure. I don't like romance novels, but any other genre is okay, as long as the book's good.
#Person2#: Well, let me see. . . This Stephen King novel is a real thriller.
#Person1#: Sorry, I forgot to mention that I don't like horror much, either.
#Person2#: That's okay. Well, let me think. How about a mystery novel?
#Person1#: Hmm. . . I sometimes like mysteries, but I don't think I'm in the mood for one right now.
#Person2#: There are a number of science fiction and fantasy novels I can recommend.
#Person1#: I love science fiction and fantasy, but I've been reading a lot of both lately, so I'd prefer to get something else.
#Person2#: How about a good historical novel? This one set in medieval France is excellent. The story is exciting and the characterization is very well done.
#Person1#: That sounds interesting. Okay, I'll get this one. Thanks for all your help.
#Person2#: Don't mention it.
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#Person1#'s looking for a novel. Since #Person1# doesn't want horror and mysteries and has been reading science fiction and fantasy novels recently, #Person2# recommends a historical novel and #Person1# will get this one.
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train_1880
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#Person1#: Does this hotel have a pool?
#Person2#: I'm sorry, sir, we don't have one. However, in our gym, we do have swim stations.
#Person1#: I'm not sure I understand.
#Person2#: Think of a deep bathtub that you can swim in, but against a current.
#Person1#: Cool. What will they think of next? How much are they?
#Person2#: Sir, guests pay nothing to use the stations.
#Person1#: Excellent! Now what are the hours?
#Person2#: The gym is open 24/7, but the stations are open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. only.
#Person1#: I'm going to change into my trunks right now!
#Person2#: I think you'll like the experience, sir. It's a great workout.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# about the swim stations in their hotel gym. #Person1#'s interested and will go at once.
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train_1881
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#Person1#: Would you like to go to the natural history museum with me?
#Person2#: Have you ever been to it before?
#Person1#: Yes, lots of time. I was quite impressed by the wide variety of exhibitions they have.
#Person2#: Let's go. It sounds interesting.
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#Person1# invites #Person2# to the natural history museum. #Person2# agrees.
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train_1882
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#Person1#: What's the time now?
#Person2#: Sorry, I don't know, there's something wrong with my watch.
#Person1#: You've simply forgotten to wind it up, have you? When do you usually wind it up?
#Person2#: In the coming, before going to work.
#Person1#: You got up so late today. You have, I think. Turn on the TV and set your watch by it.
#Person2#: OK. I'll turn it on.
#Person1#: All right. It's just four o'clock.
#Person2#: Well, I'm setting my watch at four. Thank you.
#Person1#: You are welcome.
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#Person2# forgot to wind up #Person2#'s watch. Then #Person1# asks #Person2# to turn on the TV and set the watch by it.
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train_1883
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#Person1#: Jane, I was wondering if you you had any plans for saturday afternoon.
#Person2#: A friend and I are planing to go out, why? what's up?
#Person1#: There is a special exhibition of french sculptures at the museum, I was hoping you'd like to come with me.
#Person2#: I am afraid I can't I am going to be out all day.
#Person1#: What about sunday?
#Person2#: I wish I could, but it's my mums birthday.
#Person1#: Maybe next week.
#Person2#: Much as I'd like to, I am afraid i won't be free next week, I have a lot of work.
#Person1#: Sorry to hear that, I was really looking forward to spending some more time with you, I really enjoyed our last chat.
#Person2#: I am really sorry too, maybe I can give you a call sometime.
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#Person1# invites Jane to a museum on the weekend, but Jane is busy this weekend and won't be free next week.
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train_1884
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#Person1#: Which language do you speak?
#Person2#: Well, I studied French at school, but I've forgotten most of it. I learnt some Russian while I was studying there and now I study Spanish in evening classes. Do you speak Japanese at home with your parents.
#Person1#: Yes, I do. I'm learning Chinese now on the internet.
#Person2#: How do you find studying a language on the internet?
#Person1#: It's not easy, particularly with listening and speaking, because sometimes the connection isn't too good.
#Person2#: I bet you find the character difficult to write!
#Person1#: Actually, many of the characters are the same or very similar in both Chinese and Japanese, so they're easy for me.
#Person2#: So, you can read and write much better than you speak and understand other speakers, right?
#Person1#: Yes. How are the Spanish classes going?
#Person2#: In a way, it's similar to your experience of learning Chinese. Some Spanish words are very similar to English ones. But I need to practise listening to native speakers and saying the words myself.
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#Person1# is learning Chinese on the internet and finds listening and speaking difficult, but thinks writing is easy. #Person2# thinks #Person2#'s experience of learning Spanish is similar to #Person1#'s.
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train_1885
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#Person1#: Hi, Mike. We're having a party tonight, wanna come join us? You can bring your girlfriend.
#Person2#: Well. I am breaking up with Cathy.
#Person1#: What happened? Did you have a fight?
#Person2#: No. She is really a very nice girl. . .
#Person1#: Yeah, she is. She is pretty, caring, getting easy-going and she is a great cook. She is a gem.
#Person2#: Well, you are right. But sometimes she is too caring. Well, no. . . she's just possessive and I kind of want a break. . . you know. . . for some room for myself.
#Person1#: Oh? ! Did you talk with her about it?
#Person2#: I've tried, but it didn't work.
#Person1#: So, when are you going to tell her?
#Person2#: Maybe tonight. I don't know. I don't know how to tell her.
#Person1#: I know she's head over heels in love with you. She will be badly hurt!
#Person2#: I know. . .
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#Person1# invites Mike and his girlfriend to a party. Mike tells #Person1# he wants to break up with Cathy as she's too possessive, but he doesn't know how to tell her.
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train_1886
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#Person1#: I heard that janet has got a new job. She's working for the united investment group. I hear that they pay very well.
#Person2#: I heard that too. She must be making a pocket. Well, good for her.
#Person1#: now, she'll be able to save up for that holiday in the united states.
#Person2#: yes, she will. At the moment, the exchange rate is very favorable, so she should try to go as soon as possible, while it's cheaper.
#Person1#: you're right. By the way, did you hear that tom inherited some money recently?
#Person2#: really? I thought his parents had died several years ago.
#Person1#: they did. He inherited the money from an uncle. I hope he doesn't lose a lot of it in taxed to the government.
#Person2#: dying can be very expensive nowadays! What's he going to do with it?
#Person1#: he said that he would probably invest most of it. He's got a well-paid job, so he doesn't need the money to cover day-to day expenses. He just wants some extra money available for when he retires.
#Person2#: I had some good financial news yesterday too.
#Person1#: really? Have you won a fortune in the lottery?
#Person2#: no, but I got a pay rise of 5 % and a hours for all the hard work I've put in recently. I think it was very nice for my boss to show his appreciation in that way.
#Person1#: It certainly was! So, what are you going to do with your windfall?
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#Person1# and #Person2# talk about Janet's new job. #Person1# then shares with #Person2# the news that Tom inherited some money from an uncle and #Person2# is surprised. #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# got a salary raise.
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train_1887
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#Person1#: What do you think of studying abroad?
#Person2#: I think it's a great idea. Studying abroad will offer you plenty of new opportunities. Are you planning on going abroad?
#Person1#: Yes, I hope so. I am studying for my BELTS right now.
#Person2#: Which country do you want to go to?
#Person1#: I'd like to study in the UK, but it's really expensive.
#Person2#: Have you applied to any schools there?
#Person1#: Yes, I received a conditional offer from Oxford University a few days ago.
#Person2#: Congratulations! That's excellent news? What do you have to do to get an unconditional offer?
#Person1#: I have to get an BELTS score of 7. 5 overall. Do you think I can do that?
#Person2#: If you study hard, I don't see why you wouldn't. Have you received any other offers?
#Person1#: I was also accepted into Yale University, and Sydney University.
#Person2#: If you're worried about money, the cost of living is lowest in America. However, if you go to Oxford University, you'll probably be able to get any job you want in the future.
#Person1#: I just can't decide where to go. It's not an easy decision to make.
#Person2#: If I were you, I'd apply for some scholarships and grants before you decide. Whatever you do, I know you'll succeed.
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#Person1# asks #Person2# for suggestions about studying abroad. #Person1#'s got offers from Oxford University, Yale University, and Sydney University, but #Person1# worries about money. #Person2# advises #Person1# to apply for some scholarships and grants before #Person1# decides.
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train_1888
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#Person1#: Good morning. I'd like to check out right now.
#Person2#: May I have your room number . Sir?
#Person1#: Room 103.
#Person2#: Just a minute, Sir. Are you Mr. Wang from China?
#Person1#: Yes. Wang Bin.
#Person2#: Mr. Wang, did you sign any bill in the last two hours in our hotel?
#Person1#: No.
#Person2#: Have you used any hotel services this morning?
#Person1#: No, I have not.
#Person2#: Here is your bill. It totals 3250 dollars.
#Person1#: All right. Can I pay with credit cards?
#Person2#: What kind of card?
#Person1#: American Express.
#Person2#: Yes, we do. Here is your bill and receipt.
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Wang Bin from China in Room 103 checks out and pays with American Express with #Person2#'s assistance.
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train_1889
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#Person1#: Will you look at this form?
#Person2#: Are you having problems with it?
#Person1#: I don't understand some things.
#Person2#: Let me help you.
#Person1#: What does MI mean?
#Person2#: MI stands for Middle Initial.
#Person1#: What does MM / DD / YY mean?
#Person2#: That means Month / Day / Year. Use numbers.
#Person1#: I don't understand.
#Person2#: For example, if your birth date is January 12, 1987, write 01/12 /8 7.
#Person1#: Oh. That's simple enough.
#Person2#: Always print clearly, and fill in the bubbles completely.
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#Person2# explains the meaning of MI and MM / DD / YY in the form to #Person1#.
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train_1890
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#Person1#: I was wondering if this is where the Resume Writing Workshop is being held.
#Person2#: You are in the right place. Please come on in!
#Person1#: It's been a long time since I've had to look for work and put a resume together.
#Person2#: It's going to come together just fine. Trust me!
#Person1#: Where do we begin?
#Person2#: We start at the top with our name and contact information. Make sure the information is current.
#Person1#: Then what do we do?
#Person2#: Put your job experience first, if that is more impressive than your education.
#Person1#: What about listing my interests and affiliations next?
#Person2#: Yes, that would make a good ending for your resume.
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#Person2# helps #Person1# to rewrite the resume. They start with name and contact information and end at listing interests and affiliations.
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train_1891
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#Person1#: Oh great! This stupid computer froze again! That's the third time today! Hey Samuel, can you come take a look at my PC? It's acting again. It must have a virus or something.
#Person2#: Just give me a second. I'll be right up. I ran a virus scan on your computer, and it turns out that you have a lot of infected files!
#Person1#: But I'm quite careful when I'm browsing the internet, I have no idea how I could have picked up a virus.
#Person2#: Well, you have to make sure that your anti-virus software is updated regularly, yours wasn't up to date, that's probably what was causing your problems.
#Person1#: Ok. Anything else?
#Person2#: Yeah, try not to kick or hit the computer!
#Person1#: Um yeah. Sorry about that.
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#Person1#'s computer froze again. Samuel ran a virus scan and finds many infected files. Samuel tells #Person1# to update the anti-virus software regularly.
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train_1892
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#Person1#: You ran into my car.
#Person2#: That was my fault. I'm sorry.
#Person1#: You messed up my car.
#Person2#: I don't see any damage.
#Person1#: My rear bumper is messed up.
#Person2#: I don't see anything wrong with it.
#Person1#: It's smashed in.
#Person2#: That's not my fault.
#Person1#: The same thing is wrong with your bumper.
#Person2#: I'll take care of everything. I just need your phone number and insurance.
#Person1#: I need your information too.
#Person2#: Here you go.
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#Person2# ran into #Person1#'s car. #Person2# promises to take responsibility and they exchange their information.
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train_1893
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#Person1#: Good morning! The Inland hotel. How may I help you?
#Person2#: Good morning. I'd like to book a room for Friday night and Saturday night.
#Person1#: Certainly. What kind of room would you like?
#Person2#: A single room please. I hope you're not fully booked.
#Person1#: A single room? That's fine. In whose name shall I make the booking?
#Person2#: Jones. According to your website, the nightly rate is $ 50, including breakfast.
#Person1#: We offer a 20 % discount for guests staying of Friday and Saturday. The total cost will be $ 80, including breakfast.
#Person2#: Thank you very much. I look forward to seeing you on Friday.
#Person1#: Could I just take your credit card number please? I should mention that there is a cancellation charge of $ 20.
#Person2#: That's fine. My credit card number is. . .
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Jones phones to book a single room for Friday night and Saturday night. #Person1# helps make the reservation and charges Jones $ 80.
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train_1894
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#Person1#: Excuse me. Do you know where I can find the nearest ICCC?
#Person2#: Yes, but it's quite a ways.
#Person1#: Do I need to take a bus?
#Person2#: This bus doesn't take you directly there. You'd have to change buses twice. I suggest you walk. It'll take you less than 20 minutes.
#Person1#: How do I get there on foot?
#Person2#: Go straight ahead through the intersection.
#Person1#: Wait, let me write this down. . . Alright, I'm ready.
#Person2#: Keep walking till you pass the square, then turn right. Walk past two lights and turn left at the third.
#Person1#: Square. . . turn right. . . traffic lights. . . And then?
#Person2#: Keep walking and look for a tall building.
#Person1#: Tall building. . . Which side is the building on?
#Person2#: The right side. ICCC should be on the first floor.
#Person1#: Thank you very much.
#Person2#: You're welcome.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# the bus doesn't take #Person1# directly to the nearest ICCC, so #Person2# tells #Person1# the way to go there on foot.
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train_1895
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#Person1#: Where do you wish me to take you, sir?
#Person2#: Please take us to Harvard University. By the way, is it far from here?
#Person1#: It takes about half an hour to get there.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: Here we are, sir.
#Person2#: How much do I owe you?
#Person1#: It's 35 dollars on the meter.
#Person2#: Here's 50 dollars. Keep the change.
#Person1#: Thank you. Have a nice day.
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#Person1# drives #Person2# to Harvard University. #Person2# pays the bill.
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train_1896
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#Person1#: Your PC is so amazing. Are you doing trade on internet?
#Person2#: Thank you for your compliment. I bought this PC with my first-month salary. I am getting to know the on-line trade.
#Person1#: I'm wondering if you often trade with others on the internet.
#Person2#: Yes, I often do business through internet now.
#Person1#: Oh, really? Is it a good way?
#Person2#: Yes, very gorgeous. Sometimes, I can deal with my business without stepping out of our house.
#Person1#: What advantages does it have?
#Person2#: Firstly, it is convenient. And secondly, it has low cost, because you know you only need to pay the fee of internet service.
#Person1#: I agree with you. It will cost too much when going abroad to join the exhibition.
#Person2#: The most important is that it is very convenient. You know you can browse the website and send E-mails to your customers at any time. Even you can have e-contract with your regular customers.
#Person1#: So cool, if we do business through other ways, it will cost a lot of time.
#Person2#: Sure, but every coin has two sides. Doing business through the internet is not as safe as doing business through traditional ways.
#Person1#: Will you give me some suggestion?
#Person2#: Of course, such as Alabama, which is a famous website.
#Person1#: Thank you. Maybe I will do business through internet in the future.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# about trading through the Internet, which is convenient, low-cost, and time-saving, but it's not as safe as doing business in traditional ways. #Person2# advises #Person1# to use Alabama, which is a famous website.
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train_1897
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#Person1#: Would you like to see our new shirts?
#Person2#: Sorry, but I'm not really that interested in those things.
#Person1#: Well, they are very nice you know.
#Person2#: Really?
#Person1#: And not expensive either.
#Person2#: Oh, I don't care about that.
#Person1#: Everybody is buying them.
#Person2#: Are they?
#Person1#: Yes, they are very fashionable, you see.
#Person2#: I am afraid I am not interested in fashion.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: But thank you very much all the same.
#Person1#: Sorry I couldn't help you.
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#Person1# tries to sell the new shirts to #Person2# who isn't interested at all.
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train_1898
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#Person1#: I called about that ad we saw in the paper.
#Person2#: For the bank manager?
#Person1#: That's the one.
#Person2#: What happened?
#Person1#: You were right, it was from a headhunter. He wouldn't tell me anything without a signed contract.
#Person2#: Well, no surprise there.
#Person1#: No! Not at all. But I did find out they have more than one position with different clients, so at least one would probably work out.
#Person2#: Great, so are you going to sign a contract with them?
#Person1#: I'm going there tomorrow.
#Person2#: Great! Good luck.
#Person1#: And I think I'll look in on a few other Employment Agencies while I'm downtown, to see what they have.
#Person2#: Good idea. The more people you ask, the better your chances are.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1#'s going to sign a contract with a headhunter and will see other employment agencies when #Person1#'s downtown.
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train_1899
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#Person1#: Look, Jimmy's report came today.
#Person2#: Let's have a look. What is this? Where are all the grades?
#Person1#: He's in the third grade Sam! You see under each subject that he is being taught in school, he receives a mark from one to three. A one means his achievement or work is excellent. Here in Science for example he got a two, which means its satisfactory.
#Person2#: What about here in physical education?
#Person1#: He got a three here which means it's unsatisfactory. We should work on that with him.
#Person2#: So confusing! In my day we got an A or B if we were doing well and if we failed an exam we would get an F!
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#Person1# and #Person2# are looking at Jimmy's report and talking about his grades. #Person2# is confused about the number that stands for grades.
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train_1900
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#Person1#: What is your great struck?
#Person2#: I think I'm very good at planning. I manage my time perfectly, so that I can always get things done on time.
#Person1#: Why do you think you be a good fit or this job?
#Person2#: Because I'm very competent in this area.
#Person1#: Are you working under pressure?
#Person2#: Yes, I work well under pressure and find it dimly. However, I believe planning and probable management of my time can reduce tight deadlines.
#Person1#: Are you more a follower or a leader?
#Person2#: I don't try to go ahead of people and lead them, I'd rather cooperate with everybody else and get the job done by working together.
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#Person2# thinks #Person2# is competent. #Person2# is good at planning, works well under pressure, and prefers doing the job by working together.
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train_1901
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#Person1#: Hi, Boss! I'd like to tell you what we've discussed during the day.
#Person2#: Okay. Is all going well?
#Person1#: I think it's going very well, actually. We had a long meeting with them. After several lengthy discussions they decided to accept our offer.
#Person2#: Really? That's great. You really did a good job. Anything else to tell me?
#Person1#: We're meeting with their finance director today and then with the other directors tomorrow, just to sort out some final details.
#Person2#: OK. If he wants to make any changes, minor alternations can be accepted. Let me know what happens.
#Person1#: OK. I never forget it.
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#Person1# tells #Person1#'s boss their company's offer was accepted and some final details will be sorted out tomorrow.
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train_1902
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#Person1#: If I understand the terms correctly, the length of the contract would be one year with a one-year option. Is that correct?
#Person2#: Do you mean the contract for equipment rental or the one for training?
#Person1#: I was under the impression that both contracts had the same terms.
#Person2#: Yes and no. Let me see if I can clarify that. The terms are the same except that the contract for training has a clause that allows for the cancellation after the first six months.
#Person1#: Could you elaborate on that?
#Person2#: Sure. What I mean is that either side could cancel the training contract after the six months as long as it's in writing.
#Person1#: Let me see if I have that right. This contract is for six months of training, but if it isn't cancelled, continues for another six months. Is that right?
#Person2#: Yes, that's right.
#Person1#: Okay, that's clear enough. Let's move on to the other terms.
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#Person2# clarifies the terms in the contract for equipment rental and for training to #Person1#. #Person1# understands the clause that allows for the cancellation only exists in the one for training.
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train_1903
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#Person1#: Hello, Mr. Lawson. It's a pleasure to see you again. You seem to be in here all the time at the moment! What can I do for you today?
#Person2#: I've prepared some L / C documents, all in accordance with the conditions. There shouldn't be any problems; I've done about a million of these things recently.
#Person1#: You're right, no problems. You are becoming quite the expert, Mr. Lawson. If any problem does turn up, which I'm sure it won't, I'll give you a call.
#Person2#: Thanks very much. I'm sure I'll be back, so see you again soon. Bye!
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Mr. Lawson has prepared some L / C documents. #Person1# promises to give him a call if there're problems.
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train_1904
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#Person1#: I really like this shirt, but I am afraid it is not my size.
#Person2#: Try it on first. If it is the wrong size, you can try another one.
#Person1#: Oh, where is the changing room?
#Person2#: It's over there by the mirror.
#Person1#: Can I take two shirts to try on now?
#Person2#: Yes, you can take three shirts at a time to try on.
#Person1#: I just want to try on these two that I like.
#Person2#: OK, I'll wait here to help you when you have finished.
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#Person1#'s taking three shirts at a time and trying them on with #Person2#'s assistance.
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train_1905
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#Person1#: Helen,I heard you wanted to be a gym teacher, didn't you?
#Person2#: Yes, I did think about it. But it was going to be too expensive.
#Person1#: You mean the training?
#Person2#: Yes. You need to pay for the use of all the equipment, you know.
#Person1#: So you went to the nursing college.
#Person2#: I did, and I have no regrets.
#Person1#: Really? You enjoyed it?
#Person2#: Oh, very much.
#Person1#: Didn't you feel sad that you couldn't become a teacher?
#Person2#: Well, in a way. But as time went by, I really began to like my job.
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Helen used to think about becoming a gym teacher. But she went to the nursing college instead and she has no regrets.
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train_1906
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#Person1#: Hello. This is Mike. Who is it, please?
#Person2#: Oh, Mike. This is Amy. My goodness! I've got hold of you, at last.
#Person1#: Nice to hear from you again after all these years. What have you been doing?
#Person2#: Well, I've tried many things since school. I'm now working for a food processing company in charge of sales. So I travel a lot.
#Person1#: Oh, that's great. You must really enjoy it.
#Person2#: Oh, I do. Yeah, it's interesting, but it's quite tiring. But, What about you, Mike?
#Person1#: I work in a law firm, practicing in business law.
#Person2#: Oh, that's challenging.
#Person1#: Yeah, but I like my job.
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Amy and Mike are talking on the phone. They haven't met for years and they talk about their current jobs.
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train_1907
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#Person1#: Aaaagh!
#Person2#: But I haven't touched you yet. What are you shouting for?
#Person1#: You are going to touch me.
#Person2#: Well, of course I am. How can I give you an injection without touching you. As soon as you've had the injection your gum will freeze and you won't feel a thing.
#Person1#: How do I know what you will do while I am asleep? You might rob me.
#Person2#: Now let's not be silly. You won't go to sleep. We don't do that nowadays. This will just freeze the area around the tooth so that you cannot feel any pain while I am pulling out the tooth. That is all. You won't go to sleep. You can watch everything in that mirror above you. Come along now.
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#Person2#'s giving #Person1# an injection, but #Person1#'s afraid of falling asleep. #Person2# tells #Person1# the injection will only make the area around the tooth freeze.
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train_1908
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#Person1#: It seldom rains this summer.
#Person2#: Yeah, some places are very short of water.
#Person1#: Because of pollution and other things, our environment has become worse and worse.
#Person2#: You see, This time I traveled to the West. When I looked out of the windows of the rain, all the lands that I could see are as dry as a bone.
#Person1#: It is serious.
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#Person1# and #Person2# are talking about the serious drought this summer.
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train_1909
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#Person1#: I have to find a living room set.
#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?
#Person2#: It's very sturdy. You get what you pay for.
#Person1#: I don't mind paying for quality workmanship.
#Person2#: I assure you that you're paying for quality.
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#Person2# got #Person2#'s living room set from IKEA which costs a lot but has good quality. #Person1# also pays for quality workmanship.
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train_1910
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#Person1#: I want to find an old music box.
#Person2#: We have a great selection. What decade are you looking for?
#Person1#: Do you have anything made in the 1920s?
#Person2#: We have six.
#Person1#: Do any of them have dancing figures?
#Person2#: Actually, two of them have dancing figures.
#Person1#: That's fantastic. I think I like this one.
#Person2#: A good choice. I prefer that one myself.
#Person1#: Now, is there any warranty with this?
#Person2#: Oh, no, I'm afraid not. These things are just too old to guarantee anything.
#Person1#: I understand.
#Person2#: Even if they break down, they're still works of art.
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#Person1# is looking for an old music box made in the 1920s with dancing figures with #Person2#'s assistance.
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train_1911
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#Person1#: I'm looking for some fresh produce that's on sale.
#Person2#: Well, we just got in some mangoes.
#Person1#: Mangoes. What are they?
#Person2#: Well, it's a fruit with a big nut in it.
#Person1#: Can you eat the nut?
#Person2#: No, you peel off the skin and throw out the nut.
#Person1#: How much are they?
#Person2#: Well, the sale price is $1 each.
#Person1#: What does a mango taste like?
#Person2#: They're like a citrus fruit.
#Person1#: How do I know if it's ripe?
#Person2#: You can buy them hard. Wait a few days for them to develop a soft feel.
#Person1#: Where do they come from?
#Person2#: Most of them in this store are from Mexico.
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#Person1# wants some fresh produce that's on sale. #Person2# recommends mangoes and tells #Person1# about it such as its taste.
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train_1912
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#Person1#: I would like to watch the Oscars on Tv tonight. How about you?
#Person2#: Yes, I'd love to. It's interesting to see who is considered the best in their field and which film are thought to be particularly good.
#Person1#: I like watching it for the fashion. I like to see what the ladies are wearing. Of course, the men nearly always just wear the traditional tuxedo.
#Person2#: Sometimes the men wear flamboyant colours. Which films do you think will win awards this year?
#Person1#: I'm really not sure. Usually just one or two films look set to sweep the awards ceremony, but this year there are several contenders.
#Person2#: You're right. This year should be much more exciting than usual. What's you favourite award category?
#Person1#: You might think this strange, but I like the category for 'best foreign language film'.
#Person2#: It's nice to see foreign language films making a little impact on Hollywood. I like the 'best actor and actress'.
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#Person1# and #Person2# will watch the Oscars on TV tonight. #Person2#'s interested in the actors and actresses while #Person1# watches it for the fashion. They talk about their favorite award category.
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train_1913
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#Person1#: Tiffany, look at the long line in front of the department store.I think they are having their annual anniversary sale again.
#Person2#: Really? Then, how can I miss such a great opportunity to buy a cheap facial treatment?
#Person1#: You sure? It's really crowded inside. I can hardly breathe every time I go there during the annual anniversary sale.
#Person2#: But, everything is really on special sale.
#Person1#: You are right. But, we had better look at the catalog and make shopping list first. I do not want to waste my time.
#Person2#: That is a good idea.
#Person1#: Let's walk down the stairs to the basement and take the escalator the ground floor!
#Person2#: We can take the elevator. That is faster.
#Person1#: You sure? According to my experience, there usually is a long line in front of the elevator. By the time you get in the elevator, all the special offer products may be sold out.
#Person2#: Wow, you sound really professional.
#Person1#: Well,practice makes perfect.
#Person2#: That's true.
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#Person1# and #Person2# want to go to the annual anniversary sale of the department store. #Person1# suggests looking at the catalog and making shopping lists first.
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train_1914
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#Person1#: Excuse me, I am writing an essay about ancient Greece. Are there any books on this topic that you can recommend?
#Person2#: Geese? You want to write about ancient geese? I've never heard of such a thing. Anyway, it would be with a book of some animals, that's row J. Or you want to try science, that's in Row G.
#Person1#: Animals? But Greece is a country, not an animal.
#Person2#: Oh, Greece. Well, you know, today must be your lucky day. We have just received a new collection of books on that very topic. There are writers over here in row C.
#Person1#: I see. That's a lot of books, which do you suggest?
#Person2#: Well, the one by Robin Smith is excellent but it is very long. It's the one with the statue on the cover. There is also one by Milton Pike. It has a painting of a soldier on the front. As you can see, it's not very thick, so it shouldn't take too much time to read. But probably the best book is the one with the picture of ancient Olympic Stadium. It has won several history works rewards.
#Person1#: Well, it's hard to decide, but I'm afraid I don't have enough time for a lot of reading. I think I'll get the book by Milton Pike.
#Person2#: OK. Could I have your library card please?
#Person1#: Sure, here you are.
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#Person1# asks #Person2# to recommend some books on ancient Greece. #Person2# suggests the one by Robin Smith which is very long, the one by Milton Pike which is not very thick, and the one winning several history works rewards. Since #Person1# doesn't have enough time, #Person1#'ll get the book by Milton Pike.
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train_1915
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#Person1#: Everyone seems to be on a diet, have you noticed that?
#Person2#: Yeah, at least everyone is talking about it. A neighbor of mine is on a banana diet. She should eat one banana for breakfast, one for lunch and two for dinner.
#Person1#: That would be bad for her teeth and her health, has she lost any weight?
#Person2#: She doesn't look any thinner. My sister eats eggs to lose weight, only eggs for breakfast, for lunch and even for dinner.
#Person1#: That's bad for her heart. Something in eggs is good for losing weight, but too many eggs are bad for the heart.
#Person2#: I've read that, too. Then what about a fish diet? One of my cousins eats nothing but fish, even for breakfast.
#Person1#: That's too expensive. The best way to lose weight is to eat less and exercise more. That's why I'm on my way to the tennis court.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# different dieting ways #Person1#'s neighbor, #Person1#'s sister, and #Person1#'s cousin use to lost weight. #Person1# thinks the best way is to eat less and exercise more.
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train_1916
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#Person1#: Hi, Angela, what's up?
#Person2#: We are planning to visit Zhang Jiakou this February. Why don't you join us?
#Person1#: Certainly, I will if I don't have anything else on my schedule.
#Person2#: Is the Spring Festival ok for you?
#Person1#: Of course, which places are you going to visit?
#Person2#: We want to visit some ski resorts in other places of interests there, you know, Zhang Jiakou is one of the whole cities for the two thousand twenty two Winter Olympic Games.
#Person1#: In that case, we should check information online and make us a thorough plan for the trip.
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Angela invites #Person1# to visit Zhang Jiakou this February. #Person1# suggests checking information online and making a thorough plan.
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train_1917
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#Person1#: Now, this is Westminster Abbey. It's one of the oldest buildings in London and in its architecture, you will recognize different styles.
#Person2#: Wow, it's really splendid.
#Person1#: There, to the left, you will see a small Street called Downing Street No.10, the last of its 10 houses has always been the living place of the British Prime Minister.
#Person2#: Oh, is that the Tower Bridge?
#Person1#: Yeah, look, the bridges parting in the middle and the two halves are moving upwards, a big ship is passing underneath.
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#Person1# shows #Person2# around Westminster Abbey, Downing Street No.10, and Tower Bridge.
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train_1918
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#Person1#: I would like to take a trip to the beach this weekend.
#Person2#: A trip to the beach would be fun. How is the weather going to be?
#Person1#: The forecast says that it will be warm on the weekend.
#Person2#: So do you think it'll be perfect weather for the beach?
#Person1#: It sounds like it will be.
#Person2#: I really hope it doesn't get cold.
#Person1#: That would ruin things, I want to go so badly.
#Person2#: The weather in California is unpredictable, so you never know.
#Person1#: That is true. The weather is constantly changing.
#Person2#: It would be nice if the weather would never change.
#Person1#: That would be great, then we could plan things sooner.
#Person2#: True. Predictable weather would make life easier.
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#Person1# plans to take a trip to the beach this weekend. #Person1# and #Person2# hope the weather will stay warm and would never change.
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train_1919
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#Person1#: I went to the tutoring service centre on campus today. And I got a job.
#Person2#: Congratulation. What will you do?
#Person1#: They got me a part-time tutoring job, teaching an Australian businessman Chinese.
#Person2#: That's wonderful. I want to get a part-time job too. Tell me what I should do.
#Person1#: It's very simple actually. You can go to the service centre and have your name and job interest resisted. They will give you a call if any job comes up.
#Person2#: Good. I'll do it.
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#Person1# got a part-time tutoring job at the tutoring service centre and teaches #Person2# how to find one.
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train_1920
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#Person1#: Hi, Helen! how is it going?
#Person2#: I'm very busy these days. It seems I can never finish my work.
#Person1#: Well, take it easy! Don't let it get on top of you.
#Person2#: I'll try. I'm under a lot of pressure right now.
#Person1#: Why don't you take a few days off?
#Person2#: I can't. I am really behind of my work.
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Helen gets much pressure from work. #Person2# comforts her.
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train_1921
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#Person1#: The bartender just gave the last call. Let's order another round, okay?
#Person2#: Sure, but let's get a pitcher this time We should be able to down it before they close.
#Person1#: That sounds good. You order the beer while I go to the bathroom. Where is the can in this place?
#Person2#: It's all the way to the back. See that yellow door?
#Person1#: Yeah. I think I can find it.
#Person2#: You're back already. That sure was quick.
#Person1#: That's because I just took one step inside and turned right around. That bathroom is too gross for me.
#Person2#: Well, the bartender wouldn't give me the pitcher of beer. Anyway. He said it was too close to closing time.
#Person1#: Let's leave then. I could take some fresh air, anyway.
#Person2#: Okay, let's go!
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#Person1# wants #Person2# to order some more beer. But the bartender refuses because it is too close to closing time. Then they leave.
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train_1922
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#Person1#: I am afraid that I spoke wrong in front of all of the tables. Such a big mistake.
#Person2#: Never mind about that.
#Person1#: I am terribly sorry. Will you forgive me?
#Person2#: No, It's totally okay. Don't blame yourself.
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#Person1# apologizes for saying something wrong in public. But #Person2# doesn't blame #Person1# at all.
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train_1923
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#Person1#: We're going to need a lot of new stuff after the holidays. Let's make a list.
#Person2#: Fine, Mr. Richardson. What do you have in mind?
#Person1#: Well, to begin with, we're going to have to get a new desk for you and I'd like to replace that old typewriter.
#Person2#: Yes! I agree! We could really use another one! I'll get on that right away! What else would you like to order?
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Mr. Richardson asks #Person2# to order a new desk and a new typewriter.
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train_1924
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#Person1#: Do you know a bus that I can take from Altadena to downtown LA?
#Person2#: I believe you can take the 486.
#Person1#: Will that bus really take me to LA?
#Person2#: It sure will.
#Person1#: Is it a very long ride?
#Person2#: It's a forty-five minute to an hour ride.
#Person1#: Really?
#Person2#: It doesn't take long at all
#Person1#: Do a lot of people ride that bus?
#Person2#: More people start getting on around LA.
#Person1#: Wow, thanks a lot.
#Person2#: Don't mention it.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1# can take the 486 bus from Altadena to downtown LA and it takes around an hour.
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train_1925
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#Person1#: How do you shoot pool?
#Person2#: You have 16 balls on the table, 7 solid colored, 7 striped colored, a black 8 ball, and the white ball.
#Person1#: And?
#Person2#: You hit the white ball with your cue. The white ball hits the colored balls. And you want to get the colored balls into the pockets.
#Person1#: How do you know whether you should hit the solid or the striped one?
#Person2#: At the beginning, it does not matter, but once someone gets one ball in, it is set.
#Person1#: Can I get the black ball in?
#Person2#: The black ball has to be the final ball in the pockets.
#Person1#: Let's go and try now!
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#Person2# introduces the rules of shooting pool to #Person1#. And they are going to try now.
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train_1926
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#Person1#: When will our party be held?
#Person2#: Next Wednesday.
#Person1#: Have you sent out invitations to the house warming party to all the people I have listed on this paper?
#Person2#: Yes, I have.
#Person1#: When did you send them?
#Person2#: Ten days ago.
#Person1#: Okay, that's good. Could Dr. Cole like to attend the party?
#Person2#: Yes, he will.
#Person1#: That's fine.
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#Person1# checks the time and other details of the party with #Person2#.
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train_1927
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#Person1#: Hey Steven! You have a large chunk of money, but why do you still live in the old flat, instead of buying a new villa?
#Person2#: I like to live here and enjoy my neighbors'company. And I don't think I should waste money just because I have much of it.
#Person1#: But I found you always hate to part with your money. Look at the car you drive! You must have droven it for at least twenty years! It's such a junker!
#Person2#: Oh, the car is old but still in good condition. I just think we should be thrifty, whether you are rich or not.
#Person1#: But. . . But. . .
#Person2#: But what? Just remember that thrift is not only a great virtue, but also a great revenue.
#Person1#: I am sorry. Maybe you are right.
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Although being rich, Steven is very thrifty. He tells #Person2# thrift is a good virtue and #Person2# feels sorry for telling Steven what he should do.
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train_1928
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#Person1#: Look, there are some words on the fish.
#Person2#: I know that they are auspicious fish. It's quite popular nowadays.
#Person1#: For God's sake! It's too bloody. How can people be so cruel?
#Person2#: Not at all. I think the tattoos are so cool and chic.
#Person1#: You can't prick the fish to please the sick tastes of some bloody people.
#Person2#: Honey, it's not so serious. It's just an animal.
#Person1#: Just an animal? But it has life too. If you want a tattoo, get one. It's your choice because you want it. But has anyone asked the fish if it wanted one?
#Person2#: OK, I understand, but what else could we do?
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#Person1# thinks pricking fish is too bloody while #Person2# thinks it's not so serious. #Person1# argues that the fish has a life too and #Person2# finally understands.
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train_1929
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#Person1#: Hi. are you new here?
#Person2#: Yes. I moved here last week.
#Person1#: I'm Steven, your neighbour.
#Person2#: I'm Charlie. Nice to meet you.
#Person1#: Nice to meet you, too.
#Person2#: Since we live in the same neighbourhood, maybe we can help each other from now on.
#Person1#: I guess so. I live next door but one, and hope you'll drop in now and then.
#Person2#: Thank you. I will.
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Steven greets Charlie who is a new neighbor.
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train_1930
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#Person1#: What is wrong with Peter? He sure looks unhappy.
#Person2#: His girlfriend dumped him, and he is tearing his heart out over her.
#Person1#: How foolish he is. The girl is inviting. She often makes a pass at boys.
#Person2#: Love is blind, you know.
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#Person1# and #Person2# talk about Peter who is unhappy.
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train_1931
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#Person1#: Sometimes I think television is too biased. None of them are completely objective.
#Person2#: That's unavoidable, but think, How would you keep up to date without television?
#Person1#: Newspapers or the radio I guess. I just wish TV was more objective.
#Person2#: Look, you can still learn a lot from watching television, you just need to be smart when you're watching. Filter the information and decide if you believe what you are hearing or not.
#Person1#: The internet's a lot worse.
#Person2#: Really? Why?
#Person1#: There's no one moderating it. Anyone around the world can put information onto the net for anyone else to see. The information on the internet is mostly unsubstantiated and you can never know who has written it, or why. A lot of people get conned online.
#Person2#: Again, you need to think carefully. If you don't trust others online, have nothing to do with them.
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#Person1# thinks television is too biased and the internet is worse because TV isn't objective and no one moderates it. #Person2# suggests thinking carefully to filter the information.
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train_1932
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#Person1#: Didn't you say you were planning a trip to China? I heard the northwest and north of China are experiencing severe sandstorms!
#Person2#: I was planning to go to Beijing first and then go to northwest China! Looks like I'm in trouble.
#Person1#: Definitely. I heard Beijing was experiencing seven degree strong winds! That is nearly a record high!
#Person2#: No way! I don't think I've ever encountered winds that strong! Are the storms affecting land and air transportation?
#Person1#: Absolutely! I don't think any planes are going anywhere. The sand being blown around has cut visibility in Beijing to less than 100 meters. But inseems Gansu Province is being hit the hardest.
#Person2#: That's exactly where I was planning to go!
#Person1#: Well, this storm originated in the plateaus in northwest China. At the moment, that area is calmer.
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#Person2# was planning to visit Beijing and Gansu Province. But #Person1# says these areas are experiencing severe sandstorms and storms are affecting land and air transportation.
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train_1933
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#Person1#: Have you seen the new Hannibal Lecter movie?
#Person2#: Oh, yes. You?
#Person1#: Yes. What did you think of it?
#Person2#: I thought it was better than the others. I really liked it. What did you think of it?
#Person1#: I liked it, too. It was scary, but not disgusting. I always enjoy watching Anthony Hopkins. He's brilliant.
#Person2#: Mmm. That's what I thought, too. And I always enjoy watching Anthony Hopkins.
#Person1#: Oh, yes, he is brilliant. What's the name of the young actor?
#Person2#: Hum, Edward Norton, or something like that.
#Person1#: Yes. He was excellent. They worked well together.
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Both #Person2# and #Person1# like the new Hannibal Lecter movie and enjoy watching Anthony Hopkins.
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train_1934
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#Person1#: Yeah. You don't need to rub it in.
#Person2#: And then she made the deal with MicroPower. Vince wanted to sell for fifteen million. . .
#Person1#: Fifteen? And Zina pushed them up to seventy-five?
#Person2#: That's right. Vince still stops by her office every day to thank her.
#Person1#: Anyway, I'm still happy I left. I'm working as a freelancer now.
#Person2#: You really should have stayed with us, Dave.
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#Person2# tells Dave Vince helps Zina make the deal at a much higher price.
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train_1935
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#Person1#: what date is it today?
#Person2#: why?
#Person1#: look at the girls in the street. They all have bunch of flowers. Is it Valentine's Day?
#Person2#: Oh, yes! I completely forgot about it.
#Person1#: did you have a fight with Jack?
#Person2#: no, but now he'll be in trouble. What's a boyfriend for? To forget about Valentine's Day?
#Person1#: come on, dear! You forgot it, too.
#Person2#: you know, it's OK for a girl to forget these ' big days ', but for a guy, to do that is unforgivable.
#Person1#: is that your phone?
#Person2#: oh, it's Jack. Excuse me.
#Person1#: wow! good timing.
#Person2#: he asked me out to a dinner tonight. How about joining us?
#Person1#: come on! three's a crowd!
#Person2#: so what?
#Person1#: just go! it's Valentine's Day!
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#Person2# tells #Person1# that Jack'll be in trouble because #Person2# thinks he forgets Valentine's Day. But then Jack calls #Person2# and invites her to dinner.
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train_1936
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#Person1#: I need help preparing for my presentation on Friday.
#Person2#: I could help you with that.
#Person1#: Are you sure you have the time?
#Person2#: I promise you that I have the time to do this. If I didn't, I wouldn't offer to help.
#Person1#: What would be the best time for you to help me?
#Person2#: Tomorrow night would work for me.
#Person1#: Should we just meet here?
#Person2#: OK, and I'll bring some information that helped me with my presentation.
#Person1#: I'll see you then.
#Person2#: See you tomorrow night.
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#Person1# needs help preparing for #Person1#'s presentation. #Person2# promises to have the time to help #Person1#. They'll meet tomorrow night.
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train_1937
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#Person1#: I went to Roth's to interview her, you know, Edith Roth is the author of a book about moths.
#Person2#: Is she? I thought she was a mathematician.
#Person1#: I'm so thirsty.
#Person2#: Are you? I thought you had something to drink at her home.
#Person1#: No. Edith didn't give anything to drink.
#Person2#: I'll buy you a drink.
#Person1#: Oh! Thank you.
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#Person1# went to interview Roth and is thirsty. #Person2#'ll buy #Person1# a drink.
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train_1938
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#Person1#: Excuse me, are cameras allowed here?
#Person2#: Sorry, sir, in order to protect these paintings, taking photos are strictly forbidden here.
#Person1#: I see. What a pity. I have to appreciate it carefully.
#Person2#: I am really sorry for that.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# cameras are not allowed here.
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train_1939
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#Person1#: Now please tell me something about your past work achievements.
#Person2#: All right, madam. When I was sales manager at the Beijing Friendship Store. I succeeded in raising the yearly sales volume by 25 percent and profit margins from 50 percent to 80 percent.
#Person1#: That is quite an achievement! Do you consider it your most rewarding work experience?
#Person2#: I don't think so. I'll create further achievement in the future.
#Person1#: Have you received any honors?
#Person2#: Yes. I got the title of Advance Worker in 2006.
#Person1#: Do you have any publications?
#Person2#: Yes. I wrote a thesis entitled On Interpersonal Relations in the Socialist Market Economy and it was published in China Daily.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'s past work achievements and #Person2# received the title of Advance Worker and published a thesis in China Daily.
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train_1940
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#Person1#: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
#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.
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#Person2# wants to buy some RIB. #Person1# asks #Person2# to fill in the exchange form and present #Person2#'s passport.
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train_1941
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#Person1#: What seems to be the problem?
#Person2#: Your secretary seems to think she is being harassed.
#Person1#: What? You've got to be kidding me!
#Person2#: I wish I were, but i am deadly serious. She said you invited her to dinner last week.
#Person1#: Of course I did. As recognition for a job well done. Once a month I invite the most productive employee to dinner.
#Person2#: Well, there is no problem there. But she seemed to think that you were angry when she refused, and that your motives are personal and not professional.
#Person1#: I think she's misinterpreted my intentions. What happens now?
#Person2#: Our harassment policy requires that we have a meeting with the HR manager and Miss Brown. It's quite serious. You could be reprimanded, or even fired if we find evidence that you were pressuring
#Person1#: I understand that. But I hope that we can get to the bottom fo this and show Miss Brown that she misunderstood my reaction.
#Person2#: That's the purpose of the meeting. Sometimes a mediated conversation will straighten things out, and a little discussion and apology can calm the waters.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1#'s secretary, Miss Brown, thinks she is being harassed by #Person1#. #Person1# thinks Miss Brown misinterpreted #Person1#'s intentions. #Person2# says a meeting will be held to see whether #Person1# needs to be reprimanded or not.
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train_1942
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#Person1#: Can you tell me about some good deals on produce?
#Person2#: The mangoes are on sale today.
#Person1#: What exactly are mangoes?
#Person2#: They have yellowish red skin. It's a fruit with one big seed.
#Person1#: Is the seed edible?
#Person2#: Maybe if you were a parrot. I wouldn't recommend it.
#Person1#: How much does a mango cost?
#Person2#: Normally, they're $ 2 each. Today, they're only $ 1 each.
#Person1#: Maybe I won't like the taste.
#Person2#: It's hard to describe. They're sweet, but also sort of citrusy.
#Person1#: How do I tell the difference between a ripe one and an unripe one?
#Person2#: They're similar to an avocado. When the outside feels soft, they're ripe.
#Person1#: Where do most of them come from?
#Person2#: These are from Mexico.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# that the mangoes are on sale and introduces their appearance, price, taste and place of production.
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train_1943
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#Person1#: I'm calling to ask about your apartment advertised.
#Person2#: Yes, we've got great apartments with charming environment and nice scenery. And they are all newly renovated.
#Person1#: That sounds fantastic! But I am looking for something closer to the downtown, as I spend most of my time at the office.
#Person2#: No problem. We have a nice apartment located near the Oriental Square. It's perfect for people busy with office work. It is fully furnished with a service staff taking care of the trivial details.
#Person1#: I'm sure it is wonderful, but I need an unfurnished apartment with relatively lower cost.
#Person2#: Ah! I get your point. We have just what you need. Our Jinyuan apartments have several floor plans. The one bedroom apartments are very economical, but their layout makes great use of a small amount of space. I think you can find the right apartment there.
#Person1#: Great! I'll arrange a viewing after work tomorrow afternoon. Could you tell me the detailed address?
#Person2#: Of course. It's just at 19 Lingual Road. You can phone me again if you cann't find the right place.
#Person1#: Ok. Thank you.
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#Person1# is looking for an unfurnished apartment with a lower cost near downtown. #Person2# recommends Jinyuan apartments. #Person1# asks for its address and will see it tomorrow afternoon.
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train_1944
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#Person1#: Happy Birthday, Mary!
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Here is a gift for you. I hope you like it.
#Person2#: What a lovely dog! How did you know I love this?
#Person1#: I had my own ways of finding out. It's a secret. You look so beautiful today. Your new shirt goes well with your skirt.
#Person2#: Maybe you don't believe it, but it was made by my grandmother.
#Person1#: Really? It looks so nice.
#Person2#: Thank you. Please have a cup of tea.
#Person1#: All right.
#Person2#: How about some fish?
#Person1#: No, thanks. I've had enough. Now, Mary, before you blow out the birthday candles, you have to make a wish. After that, you may cut the cake.
#Person2#: OK, let me make a wish. . . Do you want a big piece of cake?
#Person1#: No, just a small one. Next let's sing'Happy Birthday'to Mary.
#Person2#: It is very kind of you. I'm so moved by you.
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#Person2# gives Mary a lovely dog as her birthday gift and Mary loves it. #Person2# also praises Mary's skirt. Then Mary makes a wish and cuts the cake.
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train_1945
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#Person1#: Would you like to come by and play bridge?
#Person2#: Well, let's see. Why don't we go dancing for a change? We haven't done that for a long time.
#Person1#: Well, to tell the truth, I don't really feel like it tonight. I had a pretty hard day and I'm sort of tired.
#Person2#: Hmm. Well, in that case, we could go to the movies.
#Person1#: Oh, we always go to the movies. Can't we do something different?
#Person2#: Well, do you have any suggestions?
#Person1#: Let's see. How do you feel about playing bridge?
#Person2#: It's OK with me, but we don't have any beer and things.
#Person1#: Well, shall I call Janet and ask her and Tom to come over, and I'll go to the store and buy some stuff.
#Person2#: OK.
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#Person1# wants to play bridge but #Person2# wants to go dancing. #Person1# disagrees because #Person1# is tired. They finally agree on playing bridge and invite Janet and Tom.
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train_1946
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#Person1#: Let's get down to business.
#Person2#: OK. Have you seen the samples?
#Person1#: Yes. I have. I'm interested in your underwear. If the price is acceptable we would like to order it soon.
#Person2#: I'm glad to hear that. We are trying to give you a favourable one.
#Person1#: What's your price?
#Person2#: 150 yuan for each piece.
#Person1#: That's a bit more than I was prepared to pay.
#Person2#: How about 130 yuan?
#Person1#: I offer you 110 yuan.
#Person2#: That's too little. Well, I'll come down to 120 yuan.
#Person1#: All right. I go up to 115 yuan, but not a penny more. Is that acceptable?
#Person2#: If you order more than 10, 000 pieces, we can accept 115 yuan for each one.
#Person1#: Well, I'll accept the price and place an order for 10, 000 pieces.
#Person2#: Very good. It's a pleasure to do business with you, Mrs. Phoebe.
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Mrs. Phoebe wants to order #Person1#'s underwear. They negotiate for the price and #Person2# accepts that Mrs. Phoebe orders more than 10, 000 pieces in 115 yuan for each one.
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train_1947
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#Person1#: Did you already wash your clothes today?
#Person2#: I've only washed my white clothes.
#Person1#: Could you wash some of my dark clothes with yours?
#Person2#: Is there any special care I should take with your clothes?
#Person1#: The only thing is that they have to be washed on the gentle cycle.
#Person2#: Are there a lot of clothes?
#Person1#: There aren't a lot of clothes, do you have a lot to wash?
#Person2#: It's a medium load.
#Person1#: You don't mind, do you?
#Person2#: No big deal. I'll do it for you.
#Person1#: Okay, thanks a lot.
#Person2#: You're welcome.
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#Person1# wants #Person2# to wash some of #Person1#'s dark clothes with #Person2#'s and asks #Person2# to wash in the gentle circle.
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train_1948
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#Person1#: Berry, you're just back from Rio de Janeiro?
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: What was it like?
#Person2#: Well, the first day in Rio was quite a shock for us. Here it was a lot of fat middle-aged Europeans and Americans exercising along the beach, sunbathing, walking with their walkmans. It's a big contrast to the thousands of people sleeping on the street during night.
#Person1#: What was the weather like?
#Person2#: The climate is very different from other places such as Peru or Bolivia. We were at sea level, and we all felt very good about it. No one of us needed to breathe extra air from time to time, and the temperature is about 25 degrees and the air is very humid.
#Person1#: That's really nice.
#Person2#: The first day we had very nice weather, and were able to really relax on the beach. After these two days we had bad weather, rain and cloudy. So, we're a little bit disappointed about that. Due to the weather, we explored the old part of Rio.
#Person1#: How about the food there?
#Person2#: We ate at local restaurant. Tiffs restaurant has a fixed fee of about US $10. Then you can eat as much as you want from a vast and delicate buffet consisting of both seafood and meat. Dessert and drinks are not included.
#Person1#: It's been really a nice trip.
#Person2#: Well, Rio was not the experience we had hoped for, and we feel that this city is over-publicized. But anyway it's cool to have been there.
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Berry is back from Rio de Janeiro and he thinks the first day was a shock because many people exercised along the beach. Then Berry says they experienced both nice weather and bad weather and they ate at a local restaurant.
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train_1949
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#Person1#: Hello. I need a room for two days from June 3 to 4. Do you have any spare room?
#Person2#: Sorry, sir. We are fully booked on that day. But we do have rooms on June 5 and 6.
#Person1#: OK. I book a single room for the two days.
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#Person2# helps #Person1# book a single room for two days.
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train_1950
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#Person1#: Hi, Ann. I hear you've started evening discussions on popular music. How is it going?
#Person2#: Pretty well. I must say I've learned a lot. But it would be nicer to have someone who knows more about the subject. Could you possibly join us?
#Person1#: Certainly. When do you usually meet?
#Person2#: We meet twice a week-Tuesday and Saturday. Is the time convenient for you?
#Person1#: Tuesday is OK. But I don't think I can come on Saturday.
#Person2#: What about Friday evenings? We hope to see you present.
#Person1#: OK. I'm free on Friday evenings.
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Ann invites #Person1# to join in the discussions and #Person1# agrees. They discuss the time to meet together.
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train_1951
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#Person1#: Why don't you get another job for a change?
#Person2#: But I like my job.
#Person1#: Look, digging gardens is not a job for a university graduate.
#Person2#: But the money's not bad and there's plenty of fresh air.
#Person1#: If I were you, I'd take some kind of direction, like teaching law.
#Person2#: Teaching? Anything but that. It's so boring.
#Person1#: Come on, you really must think of the future.
#Person2#: I'll tell you what. I'd like to be a doctor.
#Person1#: Well, you should think very seriously about that. It means a lot of study, and then working all sorts of hours.
#Person2#: Yes, maybe. But the idea sounds interesting.
#Person1#: Well, then, you ought to get more information about it as soon as possible.
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#Person1# suggests #Person2# change a job because digging gardens is not a job for a university graduate and get more information if #Person2# wants to be a doctor.
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train_1952
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#Person1#: Good morning, sir. This way, please.
#Person2#: Thank you. It's nice here.
#Person1#: I'm so glad you like it. What would you like? We serve tea, milk and coffee, cakes and cold drinks. Please look at the menu for morning drinks.
#Person2#: I'll try a cup of tea without sugar. How about you, Emma?
#Person3#: I'd like to have coffee with lemon and custard pudding.
#Person1#: Anything else? We've the sirloin steak today, I suggest that you try them.
#Person2#: All right, Let's try them.
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#Person1# helps #Person2# and Emma order a drink and cake. #Person1# also recommends the sirloin steak to them.
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train_1953
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#Person1#: Would you please teach me how to use the computer?
#Person2#: Sure, let's take a look at the menu first.
#Person1#: Do I have to turn on the computer?
#Person2#: yes, we can look at the computer and computer menu at the same time. And this will help us undstand both better.
#Person1#: What should I learn first?
#Person2#: Right now I'll teach you to open files, save files and copy files. Are you ready?
#Person1#: I am ready I am going to get, let's start!
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#Person2# shows #Person1# how to use the computer and how to open, save and copy files.
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train_1954
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#Person1#: Nice to see you; how have you been feeling lately?
#Person2#: I have been feeling great, Dr. Smith.
#Person1#: I am happy that you have decided to come in for your annual physical.
#Person2#: Yes, I am going on a cross-country bike ride on vacation and want to make sure that I don't have any problems.
#Person1#: We are going to look at your heart and lungs, do a few blood tests, and see that your eyes, ears, and nose are all working as they should.
#Person2#: I've been having trouble with congestion in my chest. Can you give me some tests for that?
#Person1#: I can do a chest X-ray to check for congestion.
#Person2#: That would be great. What is the blood test for?
#Person1#: The blood test is for cholesterol, white blood cell count, and blood sugar.
#Person2#: I have been feeling great. I don't imagine that any of my tests will turn out badly.
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#Person2# comes for his annual physical to ensure he is healthy. #Person1# will check his heart and lungs, do blood tests, and do a chest X-ray.
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train_1955
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#Person1#: They are professors and government officials.
#Person2#: Where are they from?
#Person1#: Most of them are from America and Europe.
#Person2#: What are they doing in Beijing?
#Person1#: They are attending an international conference here.
#Person2#: Which hotel are they staying at?
#Person1#: They are staying at the Hilton Hotel.
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#Person2# asks #Person1# about the professors and government officials.
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train_1956
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#Person1#: What do you plan to do on Sunday morning?
#Person2#: Nothing special.
#Person1#: How about going to English corner with me?
#Person2#: Oh, I'd rather not.
#Person1#: Why not ?
#Person2#: You know, I am poor at English, especially spoken English.
#Person1#: That's why you should go there, If you don't dare to speak English owing to the fact that you are afraid of making mistakes, you simply will never learn English.
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#Person1# invites #Person2# to the English corner. #Person2# refuses. #Person1# thinks #Person2# ought to go.
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train_1957
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#Person1#: I hear you are planning to travel abroad.
#Person2#: Yes, I'm going to the United States. Where do you think I should go?
#Person1#: In my opinion, there are several places you mustn't miss, like Washington DC, Las Vegas, New York and Los Angeles.
#Person2#: Someone has suggested that we go to Hawaii.
#Person1#: Yes, you should consider Hawaii too. It's definitely worth a visit. There are some beautiful beaches there.
#Person2#: I would definitely enjoy some beautiful sunshine.
#Person1#: That's right. I've been there twice with my parents and they both agree it is really a wonderful place.
#Person2#: OK. I'll talk about it with my wife and I believe she'll love the idea of visiting Hawaii.
#Person1#: I hope you enjoy your trip.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'s going to travel to the United States and asks #Person1# where to go.
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train_1958
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#Person1#: I'll have a get together with my friends tomorrow. Could you tell me what to wear Lucy?
#Person2#: How about this red T-shirt Mark? It can make you look active.
#Person1#: Oh, red makes me tense. I'd rather wear the yellow T-shirt.
#Person2#: The yellow one? Why?
#Person1#: Because it makes me feel relaxed and look confident.
#Person2#: Ok, perhaps you should wear a black hat and blue jeans.
#Person1#: You mean a yellow T-shirt with a black hat and blue jeans? That's a good choice.
#Person2#: Yeah, you must be a star at the party.
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#Person1# will have a get-together with #Person1#'s friends and asks Lucy to tell #Person1# what to wear.
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