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assistant chef: The Gods you say! Related to the King! Let me prepare something special for your wife, so that she may put a word in. I so wish to be head chef someday! other: I'll make sure she gets the word in to the King! As long as she is happy with your food, you will go far! assistant chef: Oh, you've made me so happy! Let me clean up the mess I've made! Please don't take me dropping the plate as a reflection of my skill. I was just so elated! other: I have to warn you that in her present state, she can eat quite a lot. assistant chef: Well, then I shall make the best cucumber salad all the world has seen! Have you had my own special creation? Cucumbers in Vinegar? I call them 'pickled' other: Pickled? What an unusual creation! I bet she would love such a thing. And perhaps some ice cream, as well! Summarize the dialogue

assistant chef wants to prepare something special for the King's wife. The King's wife can eat a lot.

Joanne: are you home yet? Chris: still in the car, going home from work Joanne: when do you expect to get there? Chris: in 20 minutes Joanne: ok i will wait outside your building Chris: k, meet you there

Chris is going to be back home in 20 minutes. Joanne is waiting for him.

#Person1#: Tomorrow is Mike's birthday. I have just received the invitation to his party. Did Mike invite you, too? #Person2#: Yes. I received his invitation this morning. But he didn't tell me what time the party will begin. #Person1#: I'll ring him up and ask him about it. How will you go to his party? #Person2#: I'll drive to his party after work. Would you like to take my car there? #Person1#: I would be glad to. Thank you.

#Person1# and #Person2# are going to Mike's birthday party tomorrow.

#Person1#: Hi, Julie. I haven't seen you in class for a week. Where have you been? #Person2#: Hi, Mr.Jones. I've been ill since last Sunday. In fact, I'm still not feeling well. #Person1#: Yes, I can see that. What was the problem? #Person2#: The doctor thinks it was food poisoning. I went to a nice restaurant for lunch with a few of my classmates last Sunday. It was a great meal. So many dishes, barbecued beef, roast mutton and lots of vegetables. #Person1#: Sounds delicious. #Person2#: Yeah, it was. But on my way home I got some fried chicken to eat from a street store. Not long after I got home I started feeling sick. #Person1#: Are you thinking that is what caused your illness? #Person2#: Well, it must have been. No one else who ate the lunch got sick. Anyway, I'm feeling a little better now. #Person1#: I'm glad to hear that, and are you able to keep up with all your lessons? #Person2#: Yes, my classmates have been bringing me their notebooks and I can download the biology lessons from the Internet. #Person1#: Oh yes, it is really a good idea.

Mr. Jones asks Julie the reasons Julie got absent for class the whole week and finds out Julie got food poisoning.

Steve: Good morning. Andre: Good morning. How may I help you? Steve: I'd like to order 3 pairs of trousers. Catalogue id: 2457 Andre: Of course. All in one size? Steve: Yes. XL. Different colours: black, navy blue and grey. Andre: Anything else? We've got leather belts discounted this month for purchases over 100 USD. Steve: Could you send me a photo? Andre: <file_photo> Steve: Are there any with a larger buckle? Andre: I'm afraid only the ones you can see in the photo. Steve: So, I'll think about the belts another time. Now only the trousers. Andre: Of course. How would you like to have them delivered? Steve: Door-to-door, if possible. Andre: The cheapest or the fastest delivery? Steve: The cheapest. Andre: OK. Could you please fill in this form and send it back to me? Andre: <file_docx> Steve: Done. Steve: <file_docx> Andre: Thank you. Your order should be with you within the next 7 days. Is there anything else I may help you with? Steve: Thank you. That'll be all. Andre: Thank you for your interest in our products. Have a good day!

Steve ordered 3 pairs of XL trousers in 3 different colors. Steve chose the cheapest door-to-door delivery and filled in the form on Andre's request. Steve will receive the delivery within 7 days.

a bear: No honey, no bear support. I am sorry but I must put my paw down on that. We will not compromise wolf: Then what will you do, miss? Do you plan on pledging your allegiance to the Forrest Gnomes? You do know they have carpets of bear skin and were in league with the witch! a bear: We are a one issue constituency. If you cannot deliver us honey, then we will explore a third party bid for ourselves. I appreciate your work with the witch, but I cannot budge on this matter. wolf: Very well then, but I fear to tell you I will not be able to protect you when the great darkness falls on this place. You know the prophecy. The darkness will fall when the witch dies. I hope you are ready to defend yourself and your bees. Summarize the dialogue

a bear refuses to support the wolf if he does not deliver honey.

Barb: Last night we went to this cool bar Tina: a new place? Barb: new to me but it's pretty famous on the right hand side of the river Tina: right side of the river? why on earth would you go there? Barb: they say the neighbourhood is changing and it really is! Tina: Still I would be afraid I might get robbed Barb: I'm telling you, it's better than you think - check out bottles Tina: <file_gif>

Yesterday, Barb went to the bar on the right hand side of the river. Tina would be afraid to go there.

Claude: Hi, kiddo! How have you been? Tim: Hi, Dad. Tim: I'm alright, lots of work... Claude: Oh, yeah? New projects? Tim: New projects, new responsibilities... Tim: My teammate resigned so we have to do his job before they find a replacement. Tim: <file_gif> Claude: That's too bad. Claude: We've been wondering why you went silent for the past two weeks Claude: Guess now I know. Tim: Yeah, sorry. I've been meaning to call you or drop by. Tim: Maybe this Saturday we could eat out? Claude: Why not, I'll ask your mom. Tim: Okey, let me know. Claude: OK, love you. Tim: :*

Tim has a lot of work now. His teammate resigned so they have to temporarily do his job. That's why he didn't talk to his parents for the last two weeks. They're planning to eat out on Saturday. Claude, his dad, is going to ask his wife and get back to him.

guard: What manner of strange creature is that? animal: I am an Ancient good friend of the forest. guard: Inside of a secret tunnel? animal: Yes I have been here for millennia. guard: Always watching I imagine? animal: Indeed, I watch when I can. guard: I would imagine constantly guarding this tunnel would get rather boring though? animal: It does but it is my peoples land. guard: I suppose one could say the same of my job though, simply guarding the castle constantly. Nothing really ever happens afterall. animal: Yes but after so long it is tiresome. guard: Do you never rest? animal: I cannot, I am incapable of rest. guard: That's unfortunate, you certainly deserve it after spending so much time guarding this chilly passage. Summarize the dialogue

animal is an ancient good friend of the forest. animal has been guarding a secret tunnel for millennia. animal is incapable of rest.

Michelle Brown AM: Thank you Chair You have observed that the attainment between pupils on free school meals and those who are not on free school meals has not closed significantly at any stage of learning Is the PDG actually working ? Meilyr Rowlands: Well I am in danger of repeating myself now It is quite difficult to identify the because and the effect in terms of the PDG So where there have been improvements it is quite difficult to say Well that is definitely down to the PDG and similarly vice versa : if it is not working it is difficult to say that it is because of PDG not being used properly To come back to something else I said previously there have been small improvements Whether you say that that is due to PDG or not is quite difficult but there have been some improvements But there has not been a major step change in closing that that is true and I think the conclusion that I draw is that these are major societal challenges and barriers that these young people face Schools can do a certain amount and of course they must do a certain amount but to have a step change you do need to engage with the learners with the parents and with the community and that is why the more successful schools do actually succeed—it is because they do that So I think more of a push on that area at a national level would be welcome Michelle Brown AM: In most successful schools how much is the attainment being narrowed in the schools that make the most effective use of PDG ? Meilyr Rowlands: Well that would vary from school to school We can look up specific examples for you of specific schools if you like John Griffiths AM: Yes perhaps you could provide a note to the committee on that Meilyr Rowlands: Yes I could have a list of schools and how much they have closed perhaps John Griffiths AM: Perhaps you could include in that what you would consider to be a significant increase Michelle Brown AM: Thank you In 2017 we saw a rewidening of the attainment between pupils on free school meals and those not on free school meals What effect do you think the Welsh Governments changes to performance measures have had in terms of impact ? Meilyr Rowlands: Yes they definitely had a direct impact on it and probably there might well be an indirect longerterm impact as well But clearly changing the performance indicators had a direct immediate effect because some of those examinations qualifications courses that were typically followed by this cohort of students were not any longer part of the headline performance indicators So you have all heard about BTEC Science and the key skills qualifications Those sorts of things that many of these pupils used to succeed at and therefore get the performance indicator for the school no longer count So it is had a direct impact and it is one of the reasons why it is quite difficult to compare the results of one year and another because of these changes in performance indicators Michelle Brown AM: Yes that makes sense Do you think there has not been any— ? Can we take it from what you have said that there is been a positive improvement or has it been negative ? Meilyr Rowlands: I think there is a growing realisation that secondary schools key stage 4 is driven overly by performance indicators and whatever performance indicator you come up with there will be unintended consequences So it is not I think useful to keep changing the performance indicators and think that you will get to a point where you solve the problem That is not likely to happen What needs to be done is to have a different approach to accountability that does not put so much attention on these performance indicators because what you are doing is you are just moving the problem around by changing the performance indicators Some of these vocational courses that I mentioned are a good example of this So I think the previous performance indicators encouraged schools to enter for example whole cohorts to do BTEC science and that is not a good idea because the GCSE sciences are better preparation to go on to Alevel science for example So you are cutting out the possibility of progression for those pupils On the other hand by discouraging—the new performance indicators discourage BTEC and now people are saying We are not offering BTEC at all and it is suitable for a certain cohort of pupils So it is very difficult to get the performance indicators absolutely right if you put so much pressure on schools to actually achieve those performance indicators John Griffiths AM: Michelle I would just like to bring in Darren at this point Darren Millar AM: I share some of your concern around the unavailability now of BTEC in some schools It strikes me that the decision to discourage the availability of BTEC which is what the performance measures do really is sending a message about vocational qualifications that is not helpful actually to many young people for whom vocational qualifications may be perfectly suitable Is that something with which you concur ? Meilyr Rowlands: I think it is one of the unintended consequences and what I am trying to say is that almost inevitably there will be unintended consequences So you can sympathise with the original decision to change the performance indicators in such a way that it encouraged more pupils to do GCSEs for example but it does have that unintended consequence In theory there is nothing stopping a school entering pupils now for those qualifications

Meilyr Rowlands indicated that it was quite difficult to identify the cause and the effect in terms of the PDG but what was clear was that there had been some improvements by now. Using the same measuring method, in 2017, there was a re-widening of the attainment gap between pupils on free school meals and those not on free school meals. However, currently secondary schools were driven overly by performance indicators and the result turned out to be satisfying, though the exact result still remained unclear.

war officer: We will seek him out and bring him to justice. You have my word. I will look all the way to the horizon and beyond! military commander: Good man! I want you to take some of the soldiers that need that training with you so they can be broken in. I will stay here and prepare the troops, bring the women and children to safety in the high castle, and ready the archers. Send word through messenger once you have found him. We have only two days! war officer: It will get done Commander. I am leaving now I will take 15 men and 20 horses. We will be back by tomorrow noon! military commander: God speed to you! I will meet you in two days time with the entire army behind me. We shall group at the edge of the Eastern forest and be ready for attack. They will not see it coming! war officer: Perfect! God speed Commander Summarize the dialogue

Commander wants war officer to seek out the enemy and bring him to justice. War officer will take 15 men and 20 horses. Commander will meet war officer in two days time with the entire army.

camel: I am a camel of the knight's desert servant: Do you mind if I use you for shade? It is so hot out here. camel: Nae bother people do it all the time! servant: Perfect. So what brings you out here all alone? camel: I have been trained to travel point to point to deliver goods. In this case, a jewel servant: A single jewel? It must be pretty damned important! camel: That's right. I have traveled in the king's caravan! servant: Ahh so a jewel for the king, that makes a lot of sense. camel: Well it is for someone in his court. They don't give me details! servant: Well that is quite exciting, how far off are you? camel: A VAST DISTANCE UNFORTUNATELY! servant: Is that so? How far do you figure? camel: 100 miles. servant: Wow that outta take quite a while! I'll need to climb onto you for a ride if that's the case, we're headed the same way. Summarize the dialogue

camel is delivering a jewel for the king's court. He is 100 miles away. He will give the servant a ride.

worshiper: Do you not recognize me? I come here more than anyone! an assistant: I'm sorry I'm the new assistant here so I'm not too familiar with faces. worshiper: Oh, I see. Well I come here a lotttt. an assistant: That's good to hear. I expect to see you here very often then. worshiper: Of course, my entire life is based around the lord! an assistant: Yes that's very good tell me about how you came to believe in this. worshiper: I was once on the verge of death and the lord saved me and brought me to the light! an assistant: How were you about to die? worshiper: I was left for dead when I was out hunting for food. an assistant: That's a harrowing story. Was there a hunting accident? worshiper: I was mauled by a boar, damned thing ripped my innards out. an assistant: And you somehow survived? worshiper: Yes, the lord saved me and healed me himself! Summarize the dialogue

worshiper is a regular at the church. He was mauled by a boar while hunting and survived. He was saved by the lord.

Sandra: Hey Mark, how's your grand project doing? Mark: Do I sense some sarcasm my fellow worker? Sandra: No, no sarcasm at all XD Mark: Well, it's going pretty slow now when John got sick Sandra: So when is he coming back? Mark: Next week I think Sandra: I've heard that our CFO was very much interested in the whole process :) Mark: I bet he was, the project is brilliant XD

Mark's project is going slow now that John is sick. John is probably coming back next week. The CFO is supposed to be interested in the project.

#Person1#: What kind of note are you taking there. That looks like doodle to me. #Person2#: It's picture association of the concept that the professor taught today. #Person1#: Does that actually work for you? #Person2#: I don't really know for sure yet. I'll tell you after the test on Friday. #Person1#: I like to use shorthand note taking. #Person2#: I was told once that the more time you spend writing, the less you are paying attention and so you miss stuff. #Person1#: Hmm. I never thought about it that way. #Person2#: One time I tried just listening, no notes, no pictures. I think I really learned more that day.

#Person1# thinks #Person2#'s note looks like a doodle and #Person1# likes to use shorthand note-taking. #Person2# believes it's better to spend less time writing.

#Person1#: Tom, I've got good news for you. #Person2#: What is it? #Person1#: Haven't you heard that your novel has won The Nobel Prize? #Person2#: Really? I can't believe it. It's like a dream come true. I never expected that I would win The Nobel Prize! #Person1#: You did a good job. I'm extremely proud of you. #Person2#: Thanks for the compliment. #Person1#: You certainly deserve it. Let's celebrate!

#Person2# tells Tom he won the Nobel Prize.

Kurt: Shall I bring a bottle of bubbly for tonight? Isa: Not necessarily. I've already put one in the fridge. Kurt: What is it? Isa: Dunno. The Hobbs know nothing about wine anyway. Kurt: But we have to drink it too! I'll bring my bottle, it's one of my fraixenets. Isa: If you want to. I thought I'd get fresh orange juice and we'll have mimosas. Then I can get rid of the bottle I have. Someone had brought it long ago and I'm sitting on it. Kurt: Use it for cooking! Isa: Yeah.... I might. Get your fraixenet then! Kurt: I'll bring two. Isa: Cool.

Isa has a bottle of wine of unknown kind that she wants to use up. Kurt will bring 2 bottles of sparkling wine to Isa tonight.

Grad A: Well maybe we should get it and if it s good enough we will arrange Windows machines to be available Postdoc F: Mm We could potentially nonvocalsound so I also wanted to be sure I mean I ve I ve seen the this this is called Praat PRAAT nonvocalsound which I guess means spee speech in Dutch or something PhD C: but then I m not sure pause that s the right thing for us Postdoc F: But In terms nonvocalsound of it being nonvocalsound Windows nonvocalsound versus Grad A: No no Praat is not Praat s multi platform Postdoc F: But I m just wondering is ? Oh I see So Praat may not be PhD C: That s not Praat It s called `` trans transedit `` pause I think Postdoc F: It s a different one PhD C: The the the tool from from Susanne Postdoc F: I see Oh I see OK OK Alright Professor G: The other thing to keep in mind I mean we ve been very concerned to get all this rolling so that we would actually have data but I think our outside sponsor is actually going to kick in and ultimately that path will be smoothed out So I do not know if we have a long term need to do lots and lots of transcribing I think we had a very quick need to get something out and we would like to be able to do some later because just it s inter it s interesting But as far a you know with with any luck we will be able to wind down the larger project

The Praat software package was discussed as an alternative transcription tool capable of representing multiple channels of speech. Cross-correlation was discussed as a means of enabling speaker identification, and may be integrated into future work.

Kieran: You doing math rn? Amy: I am Kieran: I have difficulties Kieran: with ex 3-6 Amy: I have the answers Amy: But I am not sure about them Kieran: Thats fine Kieran: What the answer for number 3? Amy: c Kieran: Thanks Kieran: number 4 is state whether the quadratic functions are good by the given ordered pairs Kieran: I don't get the question Amy: Me neither Amy: he didn't go thru that in class Amy: But I asked Monica and she put e Amy: f(x) = 3x2 -11x+20 Kieran: K thanks Kieran: This is hard Amy: 5 is c Amy: 6 is also c Kieran: K Will look thru that Kieran: thanks

Kieran has problems with his math homework. Amy has the answers to the excercises 3-6 but isn't sure about them. Kieran will look through her answers.

Jerry: Did you see this article? Jerry: <file_other> Caroline: Whaat? I can't believe it! Jerry: yup, the first page! Caroline: <file_gif>

Caroline can't believe seeing the article Jerry's just sent her.

Fiona: Hello Mary, Bill's eye operation was a great success! He was back home at once. Mary: That's fantastic! So happy to hear it. So how is he now? Fiona: Very well indeed. His spirits are high from the outcome. Mary: A friend of mine had her cataract operated a couple of months ago but they under-dosed her painkillers and she suffered quite a bit. Fiona: Oh dear, how horrible! Bill's in no pain. Mary: Thank God! She will have to have her other eye done soon and she is rather scared. Fiona: Next week Bill's other eye will be done but he's optimistic. We are both optimistic. Mary: Wolf had a problem with his first cataract operation because of a bust blood vein or something like that. All around his eye the tissue was red, so was the white of the eye. He looked really terrifying for a week or more. We've had quite a bit of bad experience here as you see. Fiona: Sorry to hear that! It's just that Bill has been having so many treatments at the same time... Mary: Poor chap! Hopefully it has kept him away from booze. Fiona: I wish it had! When the news are good he needs it to console himself, when they're good he has to jubilate. Mary: They always find an excuse! Doesn't booze interfere with his heart condition? Fiona: It does. But what can I do?! He must be responsible for himself. Mary: True enough. All in all though it looks good for him. We both are sure that he'll soon be alright. Fiona: Thank you both so much for your love and care.

Bill's eye surgery went well, he's doing good despite other health issues, but he continues to drink.

some kind of police: I don't like going home while I am still sober. It is to lonely with out my wife or family. shop keeper: that is quite sad though being single i can understand how you feel some kind of police: You seem like a nice fellow, why are you single? shop keeper: i am swamped with my work maintianing my shop, no free time some kind of police: I understand. I am being held unwillingly to work for the queen. I am not sure if I will ever be able to see my family again. shop keeper: that is terrible, would you like to have a drink at my shop? some kind of police: You are very kind. I would love adrink! It helps ease the pain, shop keeper: it is no problem, let us go some kind of police: Ah, this is a nice shop you have here. shop keeper: thank you, its tough work opening one some kind of police: You seem to be doing a good job at it. shop keeper: thank you, well it was nice meeting you, have a good night Summarize the dialogue

some kind of police is being held unwillingly to work for the queen. He is not sure if he will ever be able to see his family again. He will have a drink at the shop of the shop keeper.

Jerry: Lucy got me an amazing book with vegan recipes. It's great and all, but there are many Asian recipes and I have no idea where I could find the ingredients Susan: Don't worry about this dear, just swap them with something you've got :) Kim: I don't think it'll work, it won't taste the same Jerry: That's exactly what they wrote in the book. In certain recipes you shouldn't change a thing. Susan: Oh my, that's a pain Kim: But you're not going to use it only once for one recipe ;) Kim: What are you cooking? Jerry: I wanted to make tom yum Susan: Mmmm, nice! Vegan? Jerry: Yes, that's the main problem ;) Paul: Hi! I know a place where you can get the ingredients Jerry: Hi! Thank you! Could you send me an address? Paul: There are many shops in Chinatown and Soho where you can find ingredients for Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai cuisine, you should also check out Japan Centre Paul: <file_other> Kim: You'll find Korean stuff there as well! I think Indian shops should have some ingredients too, like kaffir leaves Susan: So Jerry, when are you inviting us over? ;) Jerry: When I master Asian vegan cuisine :) Kim: It may take a while then Jerry: Thanks Kim Kim: What? It took my mum a lot of time to master it even though she's Korean, but good luck :D Paul: I can go shopping with if you'd like, I need to buy some things as well Jerry: Cool! Thanks man. Is Saturday all right? Paul: Sure! Anyone would like to tag along? Susan: I'm all up for some exploration!

Lucy gave Jerry a cook book with vegan recipes. There are a lot of Asian recipes. Jerry wants to prepare tom yum. Paul recommends shops with Asian food in Chinatown and Soho. Paul, Jerry and Susan are going food shopping on Saturday.

#Person1#: What else can I do for you today? #Person2#: Well, I've been browsing online, but I'm not really sure what to do about payment. I would like to know what the most convenient way to do it is. #Person1#: We'll have our own Secure Internet Banking Service. What it is, is a sort of online financial service for enterprises and individuals, so you could get it. It's for doing all types of e-business. #Person2#: That does sound interesting. How can I get this service? #Person1#: Easy as pie! We can get everything set up for you right away. Then, you'll be shopping securely online in no time at all.

#Person2# is not sure about online payment so #Person1# introduces their online financial service to #Person2#.

Marrisa: Ann fucked up the project Marrisa: again 3:) Dorothy: I know! Dorothy: 100% Marrisa: and now the client thinks we r incompetent... Marrisa: wonderink if they will do sth about her Dorothy: probably no, like usuall :/

Dorothy's and Marrisa's project went bad. They think it's Ann's fault.

Erin: hey Zach Erin: look at this babe, I've just baked it Erin: <file_photo> Zachary: looks delicious! Zachary: pls bring me a piece of this later on Zachary: I'm pretty busy right now Erin: oh what are you doing then? Zachary: I decided to clean the flat, can you imagine? Erin: hardly, I need hard evidence Zachary: here it goes Zachary: <file_photo>

Erin has just baked something that Zachary finds delicious. Zachary wants her to bring him a piece of it as now he's busy cleaning.

#Person1#: I can't wait to retire. #Person2#: And then what? #Person1#: And then I'm moving to Florida where I can play golf all day, every day! #Person2#: That sounds boring to me. #Person1#: What do you plan on doing after you retire? #Person2#: Yes, I think I will do something new. I'Ve always wanted to be a teacher. #Person1#: I admire your energy, Ruth. You are young at heart.

#Person1# and #Person2# share their plans after retirement. #Person1# plans to play golf and #Person2# wants to be a teacher.

prisoner: The damned roaches crawl over my skin when I'm sleeping, and I'm not meant to BE here! a priest: Ah, well, my son, your iron chains say otherwise. However, I have open ears and an open heart. Tell me of your injustice. prisoner: They've told you of my supposed crimes, have they not? The jailers? a priest: Of course I have learned your crimes, my child. The King himself is quite outraged at your actions. Here, a parcel. Within this box; your salvation. Sign your name to the proclamation and you will merely suffer exile. Refusing to sign and account for your crimes is most certain death. What say you, my son? prisoner: I've not done what they say I have. The king knows NOTHING of me, NOTHING of what I've done. And... I've a child. I simply cannot accept exile. Summarize the dialogue

The prisoner is in prison. He is not supposed to be there. The priest offers him a chance for salvation. The prisoner refuses.

#Person1#: Hello, Betty. I've got your CV. Now, tell me a little about yourself. First, what language can you speak? #Person2#: I can speak English, and of course French. And a little Japanese. #Person1#: Can you use a computer and fax machine? #Person2#: Sure, I can send faxes, e-mails and so on. I can work at the front desk. #Person1#: Well, there are a lot of other jobs here, so I need to find out what else you can do. Can you swim? We have swimming pool here. #Person2#: Yes, I'm good at swimming. #Person1#: We also have four restaurants, and one coffee shop. Can you wait tables? #Person2#: Yes, I used to work as a waitress at a restaurant. #Person1#: How about weekends? That's the busiest time. Can you work on weekends? #Person2#: Umm, I can work only on Sundays. I have to take a course on Saturdays. #Person1#: I see. Now the most important question is: Do you like working with people? At a hotel, you must work with people all day. #Person2#: Yeah, I can get on well with people. I come from a big family. #Person1#: Well, Betty. Thank you for coming in today. I will give you a call in a few days. #Person2#: OK. Thanks.

Betty is having an interview and the interviewer asks a lot of questions. Betty reveals that she can speak three languages, use electrical machines, swim, wait tables, continue the works on Sundays and get on well with people.

#Person1#: Hi, Ruth. This is Steve speaking. How was the football game yesterday? #Person2#: Great. Why did you miss it? Steve? #Person1#: My parents didn't let me go because I had a fever. I'm still in bed. #Person2#: Too bad you weren't there. We all went together-- Jenny, Jimmy, George and I. #Person1#: It must have been freezing sitting outside, wasn't it? #Person2#: It was. We were all wrapped up in blankets, wool hats, and heavy coats. #Person1#: I hear it started snowing in the middle of the game. #Person2#: It did, lightly at first, then harder. But it didn't stop the game. That was the most exciting moment and it was so funny watching the players slipping in the snow.

Steve had a fever. He calls Ruth to ask about the football game yesterday. Although it was cold outside, Ruth thinks that was great.

child: Mom? Dad? where are you?! blacksmith: How did you get lost in the marketplace child? child: i don't know. I was here with my parents. I went to look at the toys over there and when I turned around they were gone blacksmith: What are their names child? child: Barry and Julie. Can you help me find them? blacksmith: I think they just purchased a hammer from me! Let's see if they walked to the other shop. child: Thank you! do you have children? blacksmith: I do not. But I was one. child: I am my parents only child. They must be worried. How long ago did you see them? blacksmith: It was about 30 minutes ago I think child: I hope they haven't gone too far blacksmith: Oh wait, maybe these are the hammers they meant to get. I don't think they ever took them. child: please hurry, sir. I am very worried blacksmith: Barry! Julie! Where are you?! Summarize the dialogue

Barry and Julie got lost in the marketplace. They were looking at the toys. Blacksmith thinks they just bought a hammer from him. He will help the child find them.

gravedigger: Your place of worship? It's a Mausoleum.... thief: But is it not a place of reverence? gravedigger: Reverence and worship are two different things. And why not come back during the day when people are here to visit their loved ones? thief: I suppose I could. But listen, I'l level with you and trade you something for your keeping quiet. I am a wanted man. I need a place to lay low for the evening. Howabout I give you something and you leave me be for the night? gravedigger: I don't care if you're here, just don't steal anything from the graves!! thief: I won't touch the graves, here's something to keep you warm at night. gravedigger: Thanks I guess thief: Do you not like my gift? I'll show you what for. gravedigger: Can you relax a little bit? You're so aggressive Summarize the dialogue

thief is a wanted man. He offers gravedigger a place to lay low for the night in exchange for something to keep him warm.

child: Will you be my teacher and teach me to navigate by the stars and maps? I will be a good student and listen and wash my hands.... handmaid: I will teach you all I know, as long as you promise to do your very best during your other classes, as well. child: but...but...I only want to be an explorer...I have no desire to be a King...these diamonds are pretty...do you want one? handmaid: Yes, yes, the diamonds are pretty. But you, my dear, are not royalty. You must work to earn the things you desire. And school is hard work. child: My father is King and one day I will be forced to be King if I stay here. That is why I am being forced to take these classes. This is all too much...you have made me sad...you don't know who I am...Please leave me alone handmaid. handmaid: How rude! I have tried to help you! I have offered to do all I can for you! Summarize the dialogue

handmaid will teach the child to navigate by the stars and maps. The child's father is King and he will be forced to be King one day. The child is sad because he doesn't want to be King.

adventurer: No it wasn't the merchant. I was walking through on my way to my next adventure and didn't see it. critter: Here...grab this rope. adventurer: Thank you critter I appreciate it. critter: You seem like you have a great life...is it fun to travel? I like to have my adventure in the kitchens and try not to be caught. adventurer: It is not without its troubles. Would you like to join me? critter: I would love to! No one has ever cared enough about me to let me travel and adventure with them. I am fast and smart...I will keep up. adventurer: What kind of critter are you? You seem capable! critter: I'm a ground hog that has webbed feet so I can fly from tree to tree. adventurer: Perfect! I need you to get hard to reach places. critter: Where are we off to then? adventurer: We have to go and find out where these robots are coming from. Summarize the dialogue

The adventurer was walking through the market when he saw the critter. The critter gave the adventurer a rope. They are going to find out where the robots are coming from.

Iris: <file_other> Iris: My husband is famous!!! Pete: Oh come on! I've got this 1 interview and it really doesn't make me famous... Iris: Haha. You don't even realize what this "1 inteview" means for my parents. Iris: They're just like: "We're glad that you found yourself a decent man" Pete: Hahaha. I'm flattered :) I'll be home in 1 hour.

Pete has got an interview. His wife Iris is happy because her parents are glad she found a decent man. She is joking he is famous.

#Person1#: Good morning, can I help you? #Person2#: I want to American breakfast with fried eggs sunny side up. #Person1#: What kind of juice do you prefer, sir? #Person2#: Breakfast juice and please make my coffee very strong. #Person1#: Yes, sir. American breakfast with fried eggs sunny side up. Breakfast juice and black coffee. And my correct, sir? #Person2#: Yes, that ' s right. #Person1#: Is there anything else, sir? #Person2#: No, that ' s all. #Person1#: Good morning, sir. I ' Ve got breakfast your ordered. #Person2#: Just put it on the table please. #Person1#: Do you need anything else, sir? #Person2#: No, thanks. Oh, yes, could I have some juice for the mini bar? #Person1#: What kind of juice do you like sir? #Person2#: Tomato or orange juice, please. #Person1#: Yes, sir. I ' ll get them for you right away. Would you please sign this bill first? Thank you, sir.

#Person1# serves #Person2# to order an American breakfast, breakfast juice, and strong coffee. #Person2# also orders juice for the minibar.

#Person1#: Can you tell the result? #Person2#: It's love all. #Person1#: Now the score is in our favor. #Person2#: Can you tell which team seems to win? #Person1#: Hard to say. Now the score is in our favor. #Person2#: Yes. Our guest team is really tough. #Person1#: They're still fighting hard. Let's wait and see.

#Person1# and #Person2# are watching a game.

#Person1#: I heard that EDD has special services to help me get a job. #Person2#: callous is a great Internet-based placement service that is available to you. #Person1#: I don't have access to a computer. #Person2#: There is an area at the EDD Center that is set up with computers for you to make use of. #Person1#: Is there anything else at the EDD offices to help me with my job search? #Person2#: We can provide you with information that will help you understand what is available. We also provide workshops. #Person1#: If I go to EDD in person, what type of workshops might I find there? #Person2#: Our two most important workshops are Resume Writing and Interviewing. #Person1#: What are some other places where I might look for work? #Person2#: Job fairs are popular places to look for work.

#Person2# introduces EDD's popular services to #Person1#. #Person2# tells #Person1# that EDD provided computers, job information, workshops, and job fairs.

Gina: i think we should do an intervention for David Jimmy: you think? duh! i'm sure he's gonna love it Jeffrey: <file_photo> Bridget: I don't see the point, tbh Gina: srlsy? he has been drinking since his gf broke up with him Bridget: I know but people don't magically change over intervention Jimmy: I'm in, Gina Jeffrey: Bridget it's not about changing magically but about showing our concern Gina: so do you think we should just do nothing? that's your plan? Bridget: don't attack me, i don't have to have a plan Jimmy: something has to be done Jeffrey: Bridget some people wake up after intervention and get help Jeffrey: not immediately, but still Gina: so my idea is that we meet up before Thanksgiving at my place to talk about the details Jimmy: sounds good to me Bridget: let me think about it first Jeffrey: see u there then!

Gina organize a meeting at her place before Thanksgiving to talk about intervention for David, who hasn't stopped drinking since his girlfriend broke up with him. Bridget is not convinced but she will think about it.

hummingbird: Hello, Owl owl: Hello Hummingbird hummingbird: Look at my colors! owl: Oh wow. What pretty colors you have. hummingbird: Why, thank you, Owl! owl: You're welcome. What are you doing flying around over here around the stone slab hummingbird: I was curious about what this room is for. owl: I was wondering the same thing. Kind of scary. Wonder what the shackles are for? hummingbird: I don't know. but I was hoping some villagers would be here so I could fly around and show of my colors. owl: I just wish there was some mice or other creatures for me to eat. I am getting hungary. hummingbird: Well, I don't see any creatures around other than us. owl: Did you hear that. I think something is coming. HIDE hummingbird: Oh, we may get a chance to see what they use this room for. Summarize the dialogue

hummingbird and owl are in a room with shackles. They are curious about what the room is for.

#Person1#: Good afternoon, sir. Can I help you? #Person2#: I'd like a beef-burger, a French fries and a milk shake, please. #Person1#: What flavor would you prefer, sir? #Person2#: I'm not quite sure. What do you have? #Person1#: We have strawberry, chocolate, vanilla and banana. #Person2#: Very well, I'll try the banana flavor. #Person1#: Anything else, sir? #Person2#: No, thanks. That will be all.

#Person2# orders a beef-burger, french fries, and a banana milkshake at #Person1#'s shop.

servant: Hello, miss. How can I be of service today? Summarize the dialogue

Miss: Hello, Mr. Brown. I'm calling to make an appointment.

Thomas: hey brian Brian: let me guess, u need something Thomas: you get me bestie Brian: don't call me that Thomas: why not Brian: that's what girls use Thomas: oh shut up Brian: what do u want thom Thomas: what was that song from maroon 5 jessie suggested the other day Brian: What lovers do? Thomas: yea great, thanks Brian: what a baby

Thomas forgot the name of the song from Maroon 5 that Jessie suggested recently. Brian reminded Thomas the title.

#Person1#: So many books here. Which one do you think Kate would like? #Person2#: No idea. How about Tasty Fish? It's fifteen pounds and it's got so many color pictures in it. #Person1#: So does the book Something Fishy. It's also got many instructions for cooking. #Person2#: It seems to be fairly traditional. How about World Wide Fish? #Person1#: Oh, it looks more like a reference book than a cook book. A lot of reading, and not many pictures. #Person2#: It's interesting, though, the way it's organized fish by fish. #Person1#: That's true. How much is it? #Person2#: Twelve pounds. #Person1#: And one I picked up first? #Person2#: Something Fishy? Oh, here it is. That's seventeen pounds. #Person1#: Hmm... Well, this one has a nice combination of pictures and instructions. Anyway, we can't spend all day here. I'm going to take this.

#Person1# and #Person2# want to buy a cook book for Kate but have no idea which one to choose. They discuss for a while and #Person1# decides on Something Fishy.

#Person1#: I'd like to meet you again sometime. #Person2#: That would be great. Actually, can I get your phone number, Ella? That's assuming you don't mind if I call you sometime. #Person1#: Anytime. You can reach me at 5558929. #Person2#: Ok, got it. I will call you sometime next week. #Person1#: Fine. #Person2#: It's time to go. Bye, Ella. Hope to see you soon. #Person1#: Bye, Jason.

Jason requests for Ella's number and they would like to meet each other again.

Tina: Hello Mrs. Jones. I'm really sorry, but my timetable at uni has changed and I won't be able to come on Thursdays any more. Karen: Oh, that's not good Tina. Is there any chance it will change again or maybe you could change it somehow? Tina: I'm afraid not, I already spoke to my supervisor and there's nothing they can do. Karen: Hm, we need to make it work. Kids really like you. Tina: It's nice to hear Mrs. Jones. I like them as well and would like to keep working for you. Tina: <file_other> Tina: Here's my new timetable. I think it shouldn't change until the end of the semester. Karen: Thank you Tina. Karen: I see that you have Wednesdays off. I think we can make it work. Let me consult it with my husband first Tina: I understand. I have less classes this semester, so I can also come for the evenings as well. Karen: That would be wonderful. Do you know anyone who may help us out on Thursdays? Tina: Hm, I'll talk to my friends at uni, I think it won't be a problem. Karen: Great, please let me know when you find someone. I'd happily meet them, just in case. Tina: I understand, I'll let you know as soon as I find someone.

Tina won't be able to come on Thursdays any more, because her timetable has changed. Karen still wants Tina to teach her children. Tina can come in the evenings. Tina will look for someone willing to teach Karen's children on Thursdays.

Finn: Hey Rory, how's it going? Rory: Hi, man, not too bad, how are you and Jo coping? Finn: I am feeling a bit stressed to be honest! I thought I was OK, but then started doing a few more things and got sucked into the wedding pressure! Rory: Yes, I remember mine, Charlotte and me were so relieved when it was all over! Finn: How's that speech coming along? Rory: Well, not done a lot of it yet, made a few notes, embarrassing anecdotes etc. Finn: Oh, shit! Don't be too candid with them, I don't want Jo to know all my sordid secrets! Rory: Ooh, we yes, we go back a long way, I know about all your skeletons! Finn: Keep it light and funny, and relatively clean, remember my nieces and nephews will be there! Rory: Don't worry, mate! Finn: How's your kilt fitting going, mine looks ace! Rory: Hmm, let's just say, I've not really got the legs to pull it off, pale, hairless and skinny, not tanned and muscular! Finn: Well, us Scotsman are not exactly renowned for our suntans! I was toying with the idea of a spray tan😁! Rory: Well, the socks do cover a multitude of sins, we haven't got all our legs exposed! Finn: Maybe just the knees sprayed then! Rory: Well look, I'm coming down south for business, fancy meeting up, trash out a few details for the Stag do and any other bits? Finn: May be worthwhile! Call me when you know your times etc, be great to see you! Rory: Bye, buddy!

Finn's getting ready for his wedding. Rory's preparing his speech, so Finn gives him some advice. They'll be both wearing kilts. They're planning to meet when Rory comes south.

#Person1#: Are things still going badly with your houseguest? #Person2#: Getting worse. Now he's eating me out of house and home. I'Ve tried talking to him but it all goes in one ear and out the other. He makes himself at home, which is fine. But what really gets me is that yesterday he walked into the living room in the raw and I had company over! That was the last straw. #Person1#: Leo, I really think you're beating around the bush with this guy. I know he used to be your best friend in college, but I really think it's time to lay down the law. #Person2#: You're right. Everything is probably going to come to a head tonight. I'll keep you informed.

#Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2#'s houseguest is getting worse, so #Person1# suggests #Person2# lay down the law.

Leo: Are we going to see Monster Jam this coming weekend? Gloria: Sure!! What time are the shows? Leo: Not sure. Will need to check on-line. I think there is one at 1 pm. Gloria: That's too early for me. I get off from work at 4 pm. Check if they have anything later. Leo: Ok. I'll check right now. Gloria: Ok. Let me know. Leo: They have a show at 7 pm. Gloria: Perfect :-) It would work. What is the price of the tickets? Leo: Depending on the seats. The cheapest one is like 20$. Gloria: Is not too bad. Leo: Yeah... is pretty inexpensive. They also have a pit party b4 they main show for 15$. Gloria: What is that? Leo: Is when you can take pictures of the trucks and the drivers, walk around the race area. Gloria: Sounds like fun, we can buy that too. Leo: Ok. I will stop by the ticket office today and buy them. Is cheaper than on ticketmaster online with the fees. Gloria: Ok. Let me know when you get them. Leo: Ok. I will. Talk to you later.

Gloria cannot go with Leo to see a motorsport show during her working hours. She agrees to go with him to the show happening at 7pm. Leo will stop by the ticket office to buy tickets and the cheapest one costs 20$. They both decide to also attend the pit party which costs 15$.

#Person1#: Hello? #Person2#: Hello, Sam. This is Paula Hanson, Sorry to bother you, but I'm having a small problem I thought you might be able to help me with. #Person1#: Sure, Paula. What's up? #Person2#: Well, you know Sarah and I moved into an off-campus apartment in the fall,on the west side of town. Any way, we've been happy with it until the past couple of months. #Person1#: Yeah. What happened? #Person2#: Well,the dishwasher broken down,so we reported it to Ms. Corners,the owner. She said she'd take care of it, but a month went by and nothing happened. #Person1#: Did you get back in touch with her? #Person2#: I got a repairperson to give me an estimate,and then I sent it to her. When I didn't hear from her,I had the repair done. And I deducted the cost from the rent check. #Person1#: So what's the problem? #Person2#: She called here madly. She said she could have gotten the repair done for less money. Now, she's threatening to expel us for not paying the full rent. #Person1#: Hold on, Paula. It does sound pretty serious. But I'm sure you can all sit down and work this out. #Person2#: Well,you're over at the law school. So, I wondered if you would mind coming with Sarah and me when we go to talk to Ms. Corners. We're supposed to meet with her tomorrow night at eight. #Person1#: Sure. I haven't studied a lot about contracts yet,but I'll be glad to help you straighten things out. Why don't I stop by about 7:30? #Person2#: Thanks Sam. You are our lifesaver.

Paula calls Sam to tell him that she has some money troubles with her landlord and hopes Sam, who studies law, could help her to deal with it. Sam agrees.

#Person1#: What do people do when they create viruses? #Person2#: A person has to write the code, test it to make sure it spreads properly and then release the virus. A person also designs the virus's attack phase, whether it is a silly message or destruction of a hard disk. #Person1#: So why do people do it? #Person2#: There are at least three reasons. The first is the same psychology that drives people to set fire with intention. The second reason has to do with the passion of watching things blow up. Many people have a fascination with things like explosions and car crashes. The third reason probably involves showing off rights.

#Person1# asks #Person2# about how to create viruses and the reasons why people do it.

#Person1#: Do you let people know when you are taking pictures of them. #Person2#: I try not to. I don't like pictures of people who pose for the camera. I like people who are going about their daily business without being aware of the camera.

#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# doesn't let people know when taking pictures of them.

merchant: 47 Gold pieces m'lord, but seeing as how you're the King I'll let you have it for 45. king: Ah well done merchant. I'll take two. merchant: Excellent, anything catch your eye Sire? king: I will look some more. Tell me, have you seen any of the turtlefolk around? merchant: None nearby Sire, but I hear they have been raiding from the swamp at night once again. Are you planning a retaliatory raid? king: Yes we need to protect our people. I don't know why they are so confident in raiding us. merchant: Sire, what do they do with those they have captured? I have heard the legends from the small folk, but they feel embellished. king: It depends on the crime. What would you do with someone who killed your people? merchant: Well, in our culture we make them slave to the families who lost loved ones, to serve in the stead of those they lost. king: I see, that is very generous of you. Summarize the dialogue

The merchant will sell two things to the king for 45 gold pieces. The king is planning a retaliatory raid against the turtlefolk. The merchant makes captured people slaves to the families of those they have killed.

Archie: Pls don't wait with dinner with me Archie: Boys want to go for a beer after work Daisy: what? Beer again? Did you forget that uncle Steven is coming today Archie: Oh shit, I totally forgot about that Archie: so of course I'll be back home, I tell them we can go some other time Daisy: <file_gif>

Archie will not go out with his friends because uncle Steven is coming today.

#Person1#: Evan, are you busy right now? #Person2#: Not really. What's up? #Person1#: Well, I need a hand with the fax machine. My fax is not going through. #Person2#: I'm kind of useless in that area, but I'll take a look at it. #Person1#: Ah, thanks.

#Person2# decides to help #Person1# fix the fax machine.

Alice: Hi! I’ve got a question about Freddie’s birthday present? Beth: Yeah, is there anything specific that he would really like? Olivia: i don’t know guys.. I mean he likes cars, creative stuff and football Alice: thanks hon! That’d help me a lot! Beth: what about some play doh? Olivia: yeah, sure, he loves play doh! ;)

Alice asks what she should get for Freddie's birthday. Beth suggests play doh that Freddie loves.

#Person1#: Hello, can I help you? #Person2#: Yes. Do you have a pharmacy here, please? #Person1#: Sure. We have one on the second floor. #Person2#: Which floor are we on now? #Person1#: This is the first floor. The second floor is one level up. #Person2#: And where's the elevator? #Person1#: That's just over there. On the right.

#Person1# tells #Person2# where the pharmacy is.

David: Do you know how to hide some stuff on Facebook? James: Uhm, I think there’s a button in the right corner where you should find the “hide” option David: No, no, it’s not what I meant. My boss just added me on Facebook Clay: Bad move, you’d better create a new really private account :D David: But I just don’t want him to see only some things I post ;/ James: There’s an option where you can create groups and add people to add James: In each group you can set filters/limits (don’t remember what Facebook calls them) so people from the group won’t see your content David: What about old posts? James: Hm… I don’t know, I’m afraid that you have to go through them and set the filter manually or you just create a restricted group. I think people from this group can hardly see any of your content Clay: I didn’t know you can do this! Thanks man! James: I hope it works :D

David's boss added him on Facebook. James advises him on how to hide some posts on Facebook.

dragon: Leave now and tell the king this is empty. intruder: Well I can't you see....I came here for a reason. I might as well show my face... dragon: What reason is that? intruder: I've come for these! I need these more than you do! dragon: Haha do you ahve a death wish? intruder: I've killed men for a living! I'm not afraid of a dragon! I need this gold and jewels to feed my family! dragon: I see, well I hope you don;t have a family. intruder: Take that! I was willing to keep your hideout a secret here too! It seems you've lost an ally! dragon: I never thought a man could put up such a fight. intruder: I have a lot to live for and even more I'm willing to die for! dragon: Nothing i haven't heard before. Summarize the dialogue

intruder came to the dragon's hideout to steal gold and jewels.

Arnould: Do we need anything? I'm in Tesco. Barbara: I don't think so. Arnould: Ok. I'll be there in 10 minutes. Barbara: Tomatoes! Canned. Arnould: Copy that. Chopped or whole? Barbara: Whichever. Thanks!

Arnould is in Tesco. He will buy canned tomatoes on Barbara's request.

Cristina: please remember about antibiotic Terry: ok I will Cristina: 10ml in one hour Terry: ok dont worry Cristina: call me in case you have any doubts Terry: just go and dont worry! :)

Cristina reminds Terry about the antibiotic.

#Person1#: Whoa! This is a massive flea market! #Person2#: You're telling me! There are thousands of people here. #Person1#: And hundreds of booths-all filled with different kinds of stuff. #Person2#: This is almost like a Taiwanese night market! I can't believe it! #Person1#: You can't buy much more, Wei! You already have enough to fill two boxes to send back to Taiwan. #Person2#: Oh, yeah. OK. I'll just buy smallthings!

#Person1# and Wei are hanging around the flea market, and Wei buys a lot.

congregant: How is it you have learned to speak? bedroom: Since one of my previous tenants taught me. She was a ghost whisperer, but I caught on and learned a lot of English in the process. congregant: How interesting! Can you commune with ghosts as well? bedroom: Technically yes. It's a skill I have now. A lot of interesting ones roll through here. congregant: What is the most interesting ghost you have spoken to? bedroom: An ex convict's ghost. He use to be a criminal, but he turned his life around but lived a very short life after that. He was in a car accident. He's actually a very friendly ghost. congregant: Oh my goodness! Is he still around? I would very much like to stay away from someone like that, even though they may have changed their ways. bedroom: He still comes around every so often. I understand your viewpoint though. That's how I felt at first too. I guess some people really can change. Summarize the dialogue

bedroom has learned to speak English from a ghost whisperer. bedroom has communed with an ex convict's ghost.

#Person1#: Well, mom, thanks for having Simon stay for a couple of days. #Person2#: That's OK, Phillip. What have I got to do? #Person1#: Well, Saturday's busy. In the morning, he's got his piano class. #Person2#: Right. And in the afternoon, he's going to a birthday party, isn't he? #Person1#: No, that's in the evening. He's going to the football match in the afternoon. Remember? #Person2#: Oh, yes. I remember now. So what time does the party start? #Person1#: At 7:30 and Mrs. Carter will bring him home. #Person2#: Fine. Now on Sunday morning, we can go to the swimming pool on our bikes. #Person1#: Well. He's got a cold, so swimming isn't a very good idea. But he'd like a bicycle ride. #Person2#: OK. Your father wants to take Simon to the park in the afternoon. #Person1#: Fine. And then a quiet evening watching TV. #Person2#: What about a trip to the cinema? #Person1#: No, I think he'll be too tired for that. #Person2#: OK.

Phillip sends Simon to his parents' home and tells #Person2# where Simon needs to go in the following days.

#Person1#: Do you have all types of seafood here? #Person2#: Yes, Sir, the specialty of our restaurant is the seafood. #Person1#: What do you recommend? #Person2#: Perhaps you would like some sole. Many guests like it very much. #Person1#: OK, we will try it. #Person2#: Any drinks? #Person1#: Two bottles of white wine, please.

#Person1# wants some seafood, and #Person2# recommends some sole.

#Person1#: Here's your hot dog and beer. What happened? Did I miss anything? #Person2#: Yeah, Cal Ripen just hit a home run. #Person1#: What's the score? #Person2#: Well it was 3 to 4, but Ripen's home run made it 5 to 4 since another player was on first base. #Person1#: So Baltimore is winning? #Person2#: Right. #Person1#: This is a really great place to watch a baseball game. #Person2#: Yeah, there isn't a bad seat in the place. #Person1#: The fans are great here, too. Not like in Philadelphia. #Person2#: It was a great idea to spend a day watching a game. #Person1#: Yeah, it reminds you why they say baseball is America's favorite pastime.

#Person1# and #Person2# are watching a baseball game with great fans in a great place.

#Person1#: Good afternoon. ABC company. May I help you? #Person2#: Yes, may I speak to Mr. James Potter, please? #Person1#: I'm afraid Mr. James Potter isn't available right now. Would you like to leave a message? #Person2#: This is Martin Richard with Sun Electronics. It's very important that he returns my call this afternoon. #Person1#: Does he have your office number and your mobile phone number? #Person2#: I think so. but let me give them to you again. #Person1#: Okay. #Person2#: My office number is 714-888-3765; my cell phone number is 909-333-8739. He can reach me at my office number before 6:00 p.m. or anytime today on my mobile. #Person1#: Very well. I'll give him your message as soon as he returns to the office.

Martin phones to speak to James but James isn't available. Martin says it's very important that James returns his call this afternoon and gives #Person1# his phone number.

archer: Funny man. We have a funny man here. court jester: The man with the arrow laughs as me! How fortunate then that I have farted at he! archer: Alright funny guy. You got me. court jester: I bent and let out a toot! And now I dance on my other foot! archer: Now what dancing fool? court jester: Me? A dancing fool? Now where did I leave my stool? archer: Argg. Did you come here for a reason? court jester: The King thought I would be a delight! Please don't run away in fright! archer: Now I have your ball. court jester: On no, not my ball! I used to throw that at the wall! archer: Arg, will nothing stop your incessant rhyming? court jester: Perhaps thou dost protest too much? Why do you tremble at my touch? archer: You're lucky I don't run you through with this arrow. Summarize the dialogue

court jester farted at the archer. The archer is angry at him.

Blake: did you hear Eminem's new album?? Linda: no, not yet Blake: you have to! Linda: is it on spotify? Blake: <file_other> Linda: thanks! I will make sure to listen to it, is it good? Blake: it's the best <3 reminds me of old times Linda: good to hear, i hated the last two albums Blake: <file_gif> Linda: haha don't be mad at me, they were not so good Blake: ok you are right... i just love him so much it's hard to hate on him haha Linda: you are a psycho fan :D Blake: i can't change that sorry :D

Linda will listen to Eminem's new album.

mystical lion: I like you gnome. I have decided that I am not going to eat you...today! What are you doing in the underground chamber? gnome: Well thank you giant magic cat! I was looking for shiny things to trade for more pigs, like that crystal you just picked up. That could fetch at least six piglets or two full grown sows. mystical lion: Hmmm, I like pigs. Could you help me trade this crystal for a pig? It seems much easier than hunting, I must admit. gnome: Oh yes! Oh, happy day! You will get the fattest pig I can find! The lardiest one! mystical lion: I am so happy to have met you here today. I had only come here to take a nap, and now I am leaving with a fat, juicy pig. I am so happy that I didn't eat you. Summarize the dialogue

gnome was looking for shiny things to trade for more pigs. He will help the mystical lion to trade a crystal for a pig.

dogs: -follows around- follower: Hmm.. have you lost your owner, pup? As I said, I am following the knights in town. If your owner is one of these stable hands, they will be unhappy to you gone! dogs: -looks at quizzically and whimpers- follower: Well, the knights do love their canine companions. Maybe if I take you to town with me, they will give you treats and some tokens to give to your owner. dogs: -barks in response to the word treat- follower: Yes, so the pup wants a treat. Well, I don't have any on me. We'll have to go to town to get some. The honorable knights will certainly reward such a cute pup. dogs: -follows eagerly- follower: Well, let me close this window with the light coming through. I don't want anyone to steal out of these wooden chests. Do you know which one is your owner's? Summarize the dialogue

dogs follows the follower around. The follower is following the knights in town. The follower will take the dogs to town to get treats for the dogs.

Larry: Hey, what was the name of this british journalist guy who makes videos on youtube during stand-ups? Harry: Jonathan Pie Larry: Thanks! Harry: Guy is great. Harry: Just before or after recording material he always makes a statement about current affairs using swearwords and with no beating around the bush. Larry: Yeah, I remember when you showed it to me. Harry: Despite him being a leftist I admire him. Harry: He has unique gift of being objective journalist and giving his opinion next to the facts not instead of them. Larry: I think the world needs journalist like this. Harry: Yup. I agree. Larry: Have you ever been to London? Harry: Nope. Larry: Me too. But I would really love to go there one day. Harry: Nothing difficult in that. Harry: You save some money, book a flight and accomodation and that's it. Larry: Theoratically yes Harry: There is no theoretically here. You dream of something and you do it if it's in your reach. And that one thing is rather easy to accomplish. Larry: You're right. I will do my best. Thanks for the motivation. :D

Larry and Harry like Jonathan Pie as he's an objective journalist. Neither Larry nor Harry have been o London. Larry might go there soon.

#Person1#: Stand back from the door, please. Let the passengers off. You can't get on until the other passengers get off. #Person2#: How much is the fare, please? #Person1#: One dollar. Drop it in the box. Move to the rear of the bus. There are plenty of seats in the rear. #Person2#: Wait. I want to ask you if this bus goes down Fifth Avenue as far as Greenwich Village. #Person1#: That's right. Move along, please. There are more people waiting to get on. Move to the rear. #Person2#: I thought this bus Went down Park Avenue. #Person1#: No, that's the number l that goes down Park Avenue. This is the number 2. #Person2#: But I thought this was the right bus to go to Washington Square Park. #Person1#: It is. Get in. please. You're holding everyone up. You can't miss Washington Square Park. #Person2#: Would you tell me when we get there? #Person1#: It would be better if you watched out for yourself. I might forget.

#Person2# is holding everyone up, because #Person2# is standing back from the door and asking #Person1# whether this is the right bus to take.

#Person1#: Dad, can I go to a movie this week with Shannon? #Person2#: Here. Try this. It's called a book. [Ah, Dad!] Moby Dick. An American classic. [Dad!] Okay. Let me look at the schedule here. Hmm. When are you thinking about going to the movie? #Person1#: Uh, we're thinking about seeing a movie on Wednesday after school. #Person2#: Well, that's not going to work. You have piano lessons after school and then you have to babysit for the neighbors until 9:00. #Person1#: What about Monday? #Person2#: Monday's out. You haven't practiced your clarinet at all ... for an entire month, so you have to catch up on that. And, don't you have an essay due in your English class on Tuesday? #Person1#: Oh, I forgot about that [Yeah], and anyway, I was going to finish that during first period at school. [Great. I've never heard of a three-sentence essay.] So, what about Tuesday? #Person2#: Uh, you have soccer practice from 4:00 until 5:30, and after that, you have to do your homework. #Person1#: Ah, you can help me with that. Oh, I forgot you don't know how to do geometry. So, can I see the movie on Thursday? #Person2#: Well, remember the science fair at school is on Friday, right? Is, is your project finished yet? #Person1#: Umm, what about Friday night? I checked the paper, and there's a midnight showing. #Person2#: Uh-uh. Forget that idea. #Person1#: And Saturday? #Person2#: Well, you have to do your chores in the morning before noon. [You can help me with that.] Oh no. And then, we have to clean out the garage. You said you'd help. [No, you volunteered me.] Well, that should only take a couple of hours. [Dad, you're ruining my social life.] And then, after that, we can go to the movie. #Person1#: We? #Person2#: Yeah, We. Mom and I and you and Shannon. #Person1#: Uh, Dad, actually. We weren't planning on company. #Person2#: Now, let me check the paper for showtimes. [The movie plays at three oh five, five, seven fifteen, and nine.] You already checked, I see. #Person1#: Yeah. So is it okay? Can I go see the nine O'clock showing? #Person2#: The five o'clock showing! #Person1#: How about the seven o'clock showing? #Person2#: And why are you so concerned about the show time? #Person1#: Well, I don't know if I'll get all of my chores and homework done before then. #Person2#: Sorry, but I want you to get to bed early that night, and so, I can drop you off at the movie theater about 4:30 so you'll have time to get tickets. #Person1#: Uh, Dad. Can I have money for the movie? #Person2#: Sure, just go into the family bank vault behind secret mirror in the hall and take a few hundred. [Dad!]. Look. I can only spare a few dollars, so you'll have to come up with the rest, okay? #Person1#: Okay. Thanks, Dad.

#Person1# wants to watch a movie with Shannon this week but #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person1#'s schedule of each day in a week and what #Person1# has to do and study. Then #Person2# agrees that #Person1# can watch the movie on Saturday evening at five o'clock and tells #Person1# to get money from the family bank vault for buying the movie tickets.

#Person1#: Tom, what are we going to do this weekend? #Person2#: I am planning to work in the yard. Why? #Person1#: Maybe we should take a look at the new Winfield Mall. The Grand Opening's this week. #Person2#: Already? Amazing! That place went up fast. Well, I'd rather finish the yard work, but if you really want to...Anything special is going on? #Person1#: You might be interested in the car show. The ad says it's the biggest and the best in Winfield history. #Person2#: Come on. You know ads always exaggerate. #Person1#: I know, but there's a fashion show I'd like to see, too. I might get some good ideas. #Person2#: OK. That sounds good to me. Let's see if the kids want to go. But let's try not to spend too much money.

Tom's planning to do the yard work this weekend. #Person2# persuades Tom into going to the Grand Opening of the new Winfield Mall.

queen: What about these ladies here with you? Are any of them seamstresses? I will pay good money! lord: I believe one might know how to sew. I will ask them for you. What brings you to the courtyard today? queen: I have been in the court all day. Someone in the village was murdered and we need to find out what happened! lord: Murdered??? queen: Yes..you wouldn't know anything about this would you?? lord: Absolutely not. Do you think we should search the courtyard? queen: yes but first..whose pouch is this?? It seems very cheap for a Lord to be carrying... lord: I don't know. One of my ladies of the castle brought it to me earlier today. Does it mean something? queen: This looks very similar to the pouch we found on the murdered villager. Maybe we can speak with the lady who gave it to you to find some some answers? lord: Absolutely. I'll call her over immediately! Summarize the dialogue

queen wants to find a seamstress. She will pay good money. The lord will ask his ladies if they know how to sew. The lord will call the lady who brought him the pouch.

#Person1#: Hello, is this house keeper? #Person2#: Yes, Madam, may I help you? #Person1#: This room 117, and we have just checked in. #Person2#: Yes? #Person1#: Our room hasn't been cleaned up yet. So would you send one of your house keepers to clean up our room. #Person2#: Oh, yes. Madam, we'll come right away then. Your room number and your name, please? #Person1#: Our room number is 117 and my name is Terry Chen. #Person2#: Thank you, would you hang up and wait?

Terry Chen in Room 117 calls the housekeeper for a clean-up of her room.

Lilah: How r u? Elliott: I'm good thanks. You? Lilah: I'm ok. I have just woken up Elliott: Oh ok lucky you Lilah: U at work? Elliott: Yes I've been up since 5 Lilah: Oh Elliott: Waiting for the weather to get better so we can fly Lilah: So the weather is so bad there that it's not possible to fly? What does the weather look like now? Elliott: Yes we can't. It's sunny here but the first destination is raining with low clouds and poor visibility Lilah: Oh ok

Elliott has been up since 5 and asked Lilah how she is doing. He is waiting for the weather to get better at his first destination to be able to fly.

princess: I was given this information by Zordon of Eltar. This world is full of vast power. It's been corrupted by the evil powers of The Undertaker. king: That is interesting, that's one of the information that is hard to find. princess: Indeed, my King. We must go to the secret world and end the reign of The Undertaker. I must admit that I am scared. king: I am determined to end the reign of the Undertaker princess: Here is a book that was given to me by Zordon. The book details the corruption that The Undertaker has caused for Death Valley. It could us possibly defeat him and his brother Kane. king: Have you read the whole book? princess: I have read most of it. The Undertaker is a dark soul, who is a master of all things death and evil. He has a brother, Kane, who Undertaker has brainwashed into basically being his minion. king: I will have to read it so that i have a better picture of the Undertaker Summarize the dialogue

princess and king are going to a secret world to end the reign of The Undertaker.

villager: Thank you. Maybe I could head to your village tonight and stay there. What is it like? townperson: It's a beautiful village. Everyone is kind and respectful, and I love my fellow villagers. We are all one big family. Please, you are welcome to stay at my home tonight. villager: That sounds amazing! But first lets go for a swim! townperson: Ah, yes. There is no better place in the world to swim. The water is as warm as bath water. villager: So, what are you doing here at this beautiful lake. Just coming here to relax? townperson: I came to fetch some drinking water, but it looked so amazing I couldn't help but go in for a swim. My village is just down that path over there to the east. villager: I was following the river that reaches this lake for some water too. I didn't expect to see anyone so soon! Lets go for a swim and head back together at sunset! Summarize the dialogue

Villager and townperson are going for a swim in the lake. They will go back to the village together at sunset.

guard: It is pretty boring to be honest. Not much of anything is happening out there. the prince: In some ways that is good, though I can see how that might make it boring for you. guard: Oh indeed it is good. It is my duty to protect the king. the prince: I am glad to see that you take your job so seriously, it is always good to have faithful guards. guard: But of coarse. I was sworn in to this role. I will protect the lord till I die. the prince: Thank you for your service guard. guard: You are of the upmost of welcomes! I enjoys my job, even though at times it is boring up here in the lookout tower the prince: Is there another place you would perhaps prefer to patrol? guard: No, no. As long as I am protecting your family, I am happy. the prince: Ah, I had simply thought perhaps you might enjoy a different station. guard: I appricate the though sir. the prince: Certainly, I am always willing to think of those who would think of my family. Summarize the dialogue

The guard is bored with his job. He was sworn to protect the king.

tax agent: Are you worried you didn;t pay your fair share? sailor: This letter is from the King.... it is specifically for the very reason you are forcing me to sign. It says that the King will look over all things that are of importance tax agent: Fine, but i will not hold back when i tell the King how uncooperative you were. sailor: How is that uncooperative? The letter is signed by the King, that looks over everything. I even told you we should go see the King tax agent: Are you really this dumb? If everyone asked to see the king about their taxes, there would never be time for him to rule. sailor: There is my letter. I will take that back. I work for the King. you fool tax agent: I feel you are lying to me. sailor: Let's go see the king.... you keep trying to stay away from him. Are you hated by the King for some reason? Do you always harrass those that work for him? Summarize the dialogue

sailor is worried he didn't pay his fair share of taxes. He is refusing to sign the letter from the King because he doesn't want to be harrass by the tax agent. The tax agent is angry with the sailor and wants to see

Gregory: Will you be able to come to my birthday party on 6th January? Mike: 6th? Mike: Damn man. I'm sorry. I'll be in Germany then. Gregory: Germany? Mike: We're going for a trade show to represent our company Mike: Father asked me, my sister and my brother-in-law to represent our family business. Mike: We're leaving on 3rd of January and return on 9th. Gregory: Well, that's a shame. Gregory: I counted you in already... Gregory: I'll check with others if I can postpone it and make the party 1 week later. Mike: Would be great, Mike: Then I will surely be able to come. Gregory: Will keep you updated Mike: Thanks homie

Mike is travelling to Germany for business from the 3rd till the 9th of January. Gregory will try and postpone his birthday party one week so that Mike can join.

fish: Ah, yes. I have heard of the discomforts of the throne. Have you asked the cook or your knight? Are they unable to help? queen: No, no I wouldnt want to bother them with minor requests. I just really want to sit down and relax and I cant because my chambermaids missing. Thats why I have to carry my own books today. fish: No wonder you have a headache! As a fish, I have never learned to read. What stories are in these books? queen: Books of past Queens and the stories of their rulings. Tell me more fish what did you see last night? fish: As I said, she came running through here, giggling and looking behind her. A well dressed man that I have never seen in the garden was chasing her and laughing as well. They entered from the direction that you came, and ran out by the oak tree. queen: Was it that foul smelling Lord I passed moments ago? fish: He did not come by this way, Your Majesty, I am sorry I cannot say. Summarize the dialogue

queen is missing her chambermaids, so she has to carry her own books. She has a headache. She saw a girl running through the garden last night, giggling and looking behind her. A well dressed man was chasing her and laughing as well.

#Person1#: welcome back! How was your vacation? #Person2#: it was fantastic, but I'm glad to be back! Being a tourist is really tiring! #Person1#: where did you end up going? #Person2#: because it's off-season, we got a really good package deal to Paris, so we went there. #Person1#: I've always wanted to go to Paris. The Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the world! Did you go to the top? #Person2#: that was the first thing we did. I have a few pictures. Do you want to see them? #Person1#: sure. What's this one a picture of? #Person2#: oh, that's a picture of me on our fourth day of travelling. I'm standing next to a famous founation in the centre of the city. #Person1#: you don't look very happy in that picture. #Person2#: no , by that time, I was sick of sightseeing. I had had enough of art galleries, cathedrals, fountains, statues, and palaces! #Person1#: so what did you do? #Person2#: we spent that afternoon walking around a flea market. We had a few coffees, watched a movie, and went for a swim in the pool at the hotel. #Person1#: my travel agent always reminds me to plan a day of relaxing for every 3 days of sightseeing. Did you go to the Louvre? #Person2#: of course! You can't go to Paris without going to their famous art gallery! I was surprised by how small the Mona Lisa was though. #Person1#: that's what everyone says! I can't wait to see it for myself some day.

#Person2# describes the trip to Paris to #Person1# and shares the pictures with #Person1#. #Person1# gets excited about going to Paris too.

#Person1#: Hey, could you help me try and figure out how to get ready for my job interview? #Person2#: The most important thing to do is to make sure you know the company and what services or products it provides. Do you know all about them? #Person1#: Yes, I pretty much understand the company. #Person2#: Well, after you've done your research, you have to decide whether the company is casual or formal. Have you decided what they are yet? #Person1#: Yes, I've been observing them. #Person2#: When you are choosing what to wear, keep all of that in mind. Have you chosen what to wear? #Person1#: I already have something to wear. #Person2#: I would always be ready to go shopping with you! Should we talk about other basics? #Person1#: OK, I am ready to think of other things. #Person2#: You need to make sure you arrive on time, smile, be pleasant and friendly, look the person in the eye and answer all questions to the best of your ability. You'll do great!

#Person1# receives job interview advice from #Person2#. #Person2# says it's important to know the company and choose what to wear. #Person2# also reminds #Person1# to smile and make eye contact.

Sonia: That was an amazing film!!!!!!!! Ric: I can't believe they killed so many heroes Sonia: Spidey!! Ric: I know!! Sonia: "I don't want to go" OMG Ric: u know where that's from? Sonia: wdym Ric: its a line from Doctor Who Sonia: rlly? Ric: from season 8 or 9 I think, w/ David Tennant Sonia: I didn't watch that one. I like the one with Matt Davis Ric: Tennant is the best Sonia: do u have those seasons at home? Ric: sure. u can copy them if you want Sonia: but now you ruined it Ric: what? Sonia: with all the I don't want to go thing Sonia: SPOILERS!!! Ric: it's not about that Ric: plus u don't know what its about Sonia: alright I'll start watching it and we'll see Ric: come by later, ill be home Sonia: netflix and chill? Ric: maybe. If you say tennant is the best Sonia: I hate you

Ric will let Sonia copy Doctor Who season 8 and 9. Sonia may come over to Ric's place to watch movies.

#Person1#: are you still coming to my place for dinner tomorrow night? #Person2#: of course. Is the dinner still on? #Person1#: yes, I was just wondering how you and your roommate were planning on coming to my place. #Person2#: we were planning on walking both ways since the weather is still nice. #Person1#: that's what I thought you would do. Listen, I live in a bit of a rough neighborhood. It's just down the street from all the bars. You probably don't want to be walking around after dark. #Person2#: it can't be that bad. #Person1#: I wish it wasn't, but there is actually a lot of crime and prostitution around here. #Person2#: really? I never would have guessed. The criminals must only come out in the evenings, because I've never noticed anything strange when I've been at your house in the daytime. #Person1#: do me a favor, and take a taxi. It'd make me feel a lot better. #Person2#: ok, we will. How do you get around in the evenings? #Person1#: when I first moved in, I walked everywhere. But within a week, I had my purse stolen, just a block away from the police station! Now, I always take public transportation. #Person2#: has anything else happened to you? #Person1#: nothing else has happened to me, but I have seen quite a few fights on the streets after the bars close. #Person2#: well, we'll be careful. Thanks for letting me know.

#Person2# plans to walk to #Person1#'s home with roommates but #Person1# advises to take a taxi because the neighborhood is not safe enough. #Person1# also shares #Person1#'s personal experience of having the purse stolen and witnessing fights on the streets.

Jabari: I am sorry. Today is teacher's day but I cannot even visit you because of work. Josi: It's fine. Thanks for sending me messages. Jabari: When I was in high school, I was such an trouble maker. Jabari: Thank you for guiding me onto the right path. Jabari: I will visit you another day.

Jabari can't visit Josi on teacher's day, because of work.

Mark: I'm so bored Mark: let's do something fun Louis: bowling? Nathan: that sound fun Mark: sure Louis: but i don't know if I will be available today Nathan: so tomorrow? Mark: 9PM? Louis: sounds good for me Nathan: ok so we have an arrangement Mark: yep Louis: cya there Nathan: cya Mark: adios!

Mark, Louis and Nathan will go bowling at 9 pm tomorrow.

Princeton: What's wrong? Alianna: I repeated myself like 5 times or more, telling you that I don't want it and that something already exists. U kept saying I should, like you don't hear what I'm saying. It just annoyed me. Princeton: Your mind is developed but still narrow Alianna: Excuse me?! Alianna: If I say that I don't want something it means I don't want. Alianna: I'm not interested in making any blog etc. Alianna: Couldn't you just understand it? Alianna: If you are going to offend me. Then we probably have nothing to talk about because I'm not going to offend you. Princeton: How can a person be so concerned, have so many points that actually make sense. And have the solutions. And in the end she doesn't try in some way to inform other people about it. As you know not everyone as access to the same information as you. What I wanted you to think was to get a way to inform those people in order to thinks to change for better. Alianna: And I told you such a page already exists. Pages on fb that put all the articles I read about. Princeton: I said a blog but it can be whatever Alianna: So I'm telling you again !!!! Alianna: It exists.

Alianna is annoyed with Princeton because he keeps pushing her to have a blog although there are many pages on the subject.

#Person1#: What are you doing tonight? #Person2#: I have to run to the grocery store. #Person1#: Don't you hate fighting the crowds on the weekends? #Person2#: Yes, but I am out of food and milk. #Person1#: What store do you shop at? #Person2#: The small one, just down the street. I like their generic brand. #Person1#: I have been using the store across town for years. #Person2#: I hear they have very nice stuff. #Person1#: They do, but they're a little expensive on certain items. #Person2#: Well, you should try my store. The prices are good. #Person1#: I will sometime. Thanks for the advice.

#Person2# will go to the grocery store. #Person2# suggests #Person1# trying #Person2#'s store with good prices.

snake: A good day to you fine witch! witch: You are overly cheerful today! What do you want? snake: Oh just seeing what you were up to. witch: Trying to master a new spell. Being able to perform only one spell is limiting! snake: Well that sounds inconvenient. What is it something silly like being able to talk to inanimate objects? witch: You know me well, snake! snake: It's almost like I've read your mind! witch: Perhaps you used a spell! snake: I cannot say that I know any of those. witch: I am trying to levitate this cauldron but I can't seem to get it up. snake: That sounds like quite a problem. witch: Am I just suffering from performance anxiety? snake: It could be, they might make a pill for it. But what do I know I am just a snake. Summarize the dialogue

witch is trying to master a new spell. She can't levitate the cauldron.

#Person1#: This is a great meal! #Person2#: Thank you. I am glad that everything turned out so well. #Person1#: Who taught you how to cook this well? #Person2#: I took a cooking class at the Culinary Institute. #Person1#: Wow, what is in this chicken dish? #Person2#: Isn't that great? That is coconut ginger chicken with rice. #Person1#: Is the soup a shrimp soup? #Person2#: Yes, there is shrimp in there along with sea vegetables and lemon grass. #Person1#: I think I got lucky in choosing a wine that blends with this meal. #Person2#: I appreciate you bringing the wine. It goes well with the chicken.

#Person1# thinks the meal prepared by #Person2# is great. #Person2# introduces the ingredients of the dishes.

parishioner: There is always time to find forgiveness, I implore you to seek guidance and forgiveness. It is never to late for any soul, you must for your own sake recognize that you need to change. There are many who look to you for guidance. bishop: My guidance does not come cheap. As for my soul, I sold it long ago. Now do as I say or will have your house burned to the ground and your whole family imprisoned! Such is the will of God! parishioner: I have no family sir, I am right with God. Burn my few belongings if you think it will help you in any way. If you torture me or have me killed, I will pray for your salvation as I die. I think we are done here though, God left this place of worship long ago if it follows your guidance. bishop: God was never here, only in your imagination. But, if you have nothing to fear or to lose, then you are far to dangerous to me for me to let you just walk out of here. Summarize the dialogue

Bishop sold his soul long ago. He will burn the parishioner's house to the ground and imprison his family.

peasant: being poor is not nice family member: it isn't at all, we get to do all the hard and dirty work and still get meager amounts as returns peasant: you seem to be doing fine family member: yeah, it seems so. Do you care for some milk? peasant: sure and some bread too Summarize the dialogue

peasant is poor and wants to help his family member.

rat: I would be too. I mean, you could be next. And you do look tasty. The king better be careful or we'll run out of food and have to start hunting instead of just eating what's delivered servant: oh my th thanks, I guess? Um, is there anything I can bring you to keep you satisfied? Please don't eat me. rat: You could bring bones, meat? I appreciate the vegetables but we're not big on greens. Some carrots perhaps. servant: y y yes of coarse. The family just finished a ham tonight. I will bring you the rest. they leave a lot on the bones. rat: You're very kind, thank you. I promise I will put in a good word with the others for you. If you need any help, we can be here to assist you if you keep the food flowing servant: oh thank you! I'm so relieved! The family I tend to always have lots of leftovers. Maybe you might decide you like ham instead of people. Summarize the dialogue

rat is worried about the food shortage. The servant will bring ham bones to the rat.

#Person1#: Then I'll have to borrow it. #Person2#: Sure you can. But I'm only gonna keep it for a month. #Person1#: Why? It's in mint condition! #Person2#: That's why I can profit from it! #Person1#: You're going to re-sell it on eBay Taiwan? #Person2#: You bet. eBay Taiwan doesn't have it! And bidding will start at two thousand NT. This baby's worth about six thousand to real tennis fans. . . #Person1#: I've created a monster. . . you're a better bayer than me!

#Person2# tells #Person1# that the item will only be kept for a month. Then #Person2# will re-sell it to profit.

Derek: U there man? Lars: Sorry Lars: Cant' talk now, got work to do Derek: Ok, sorry

Lars is busy and can't talk with Derek.

queen: I don't think the King would be very happy about that. the royal dog: He will be less happy still when he learns that I just had a pee in that rather fine bed over there queen: Oh no! Why did you do this, dog?! the royal dog: I'm a DOG, human! And now I prose to scratch that double thick wooden door over there queen: I'm afraid I can't allow that, dog. And you are smart enough to communicate but not smart enough to pee where you should? the royal dog: I got your attention did you not? Anyway, it's MY bed, not yours. I just let you share it with me queen: You do no such thing, you sleep on the floor like the inferior creature you are. the royal dog: I sleep in between you! I always have! queen: Between me and the King? I don't think the King would take kindly to hearing about this. Might have to teach you a thing or two. Summarize the dialogue

the royal dog peed in the queen's bed. The queen is angry with him.