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You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hi, I need to copy something right now.'' Our computer lab on the first floor has a copy machine, sir.'' Great! How much per copy?'' Sir, one copy is ten cents.'" Okay, I'll be down there shortly. " " You probably won't have to wait for anyone, sir. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: copying - When: shortly - Where: first floor - Who: sir - Category: transaction
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hi, Ellen. That outfit looks terrific!'' Thanks, Jim. I didn â€™ t think guys paid attention to stuff like that.'' No, we just don â€™ t usually admit it!'' Well, thanks for the compliment anyway! '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Outfit - When: Today - Where: Office - Who: Jim, Ellen - Category: Compliment # This conversation is about a compliment given by Jim to Ellen. The conversation is happening in an office setting, and the topic is Jim's compliment on Ellen's outfit.
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['This Olympic park is so big!'' Yes. Now we are in the Olympic stadium, the center of this park.'' Splendid! When is it gonna be finished?'' The whole stadium is to be finished this June.'' How many seats are there in the stand?'' Oh, there are 5000 seats in total.'' I didn â€™ t know it would be so big!'' It is! Look there, those are the tracks. And the jumping pit is over there.'' Ah... I see. Hey, look the sign here, No climbing.'' We put many signs with English translations for foreign visitors. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Stadium - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - Category: Tourist Information - Who: Visitors - What: Signs - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Stadium - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Tracks - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Pit - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Signs - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Climbing - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Park - When: June - Where: Olympic Park - Who: Visitors - What: Stadium - When: June - Where: Olympic Park -
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["It's located in the suburbs? Well even though that sounds like a steal, I really want something downtown. "'OK. Well the problem is that the apartments in the heart of the city are usually more expensive.'" I know, that's my problem. What do you think I should do? "'Well, maybe you could get a two-bedroom apartment downtown and share the rent with a roommate.'' Oh, great idea! '] ### 4W and Category: What: 2-bedroom When: downtown Where: city Who: roommate Category: Renting 1. What: 2. When: 3. Where: 4. Who: 5. Category: 1. What 2. When 3. Where 4. Who 5. Category ### 4W and Category: What: 2-bedroom When: downtown Where: city Who: roommate Category: Renting 1. What 2. When 3. Where 4. Who 5. Category ### 4W and Category: What: 2-bedroom When: downtown Where: city Who: roommate Category: Renting 1. What 2. When 3. Where 4. Who 5. Category ### 4W and Category: What: 2-bedroom When: downtown Where: city Who: roommate Category: Rent
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['So, Monica, how do you like your new office?'' Well, I love it. The room is spacious and clean with big windows and a lot of sunshine. There are plants along the corridor. Especially, I got my own desk with computer and telephone. Such a great place!'' That â€™ s very good. I once turn down a job offer just because the office is awful.'' What was so bad about it?'' Small rooms, small window, a small desk shared by three people. I would have been interrupted all the time and for sure not be able to deliver good work.'' Sounds bad! Lucky you! You didn â€™ t take that job. I think a good office environment is also important to work efficiently.'' Totally agree. By the way, the number of the telephone on your desk is extension 506. You can pick up your office supplies from the supply room at the end of the corridor. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office ### Note: - The "Category" is "Office". - The "What" refers to the conversation about the new office. - The "When" is not explicitly mentioned in the conversation. - The "Where" is the office building. - The "Who" are the people involved in the conversation: Monica and the person who turned down a job offer. - The "Category" is "Office".
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Now, if I look here I see that you completed a BA in English?'' Yes, that â€™ s right. After graduating from high school in New York I attended York University in the UK. My major was English, and my minor was business studies. I completed my BA in 2004.'' Yes, I â€™ m pleased to see that you also got a distinction.'' Yes that â€™ s right. I â€™ Ve always enjoyed studying. My friends say I â€™ m a bit of a bookworm, but my father always pushed us to succeed academically.'' Well, it looks like his encouragement paid off Rebecca. So how about extracurricular activities at University?'' Well I â€™ Ve always been keen on writing, so I became the editor for the University student magazine, which I really loved. Also I volunteered for a group called Shelter, to help the homeless in York.'' What did that involve?'' Providing warm meals and shelter, especially in the winter months. I found it really fulfilling to be part of that group.'' I â€™ m sure. Okay, now let â€™ s move on to your work experience, shall we?'' Yes, okay. '] ### 4W and Category: - What : Education - When : 2004 - Where : UK - Who : Rebecca - Category : Education and Work Experience
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Could you change these for me, please?'' What would you like?'' Twenties and some smaller bills, please.'' Anything else?'" Yes. Could you tell many balance? Here's account number. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - Category: Banking - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - Category: Banking - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - Category: Banking - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - Category: Banking - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker - Category: Banking - What: Transaction - When: Today - Where: Bank - Who: Banker
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Now, what seems to be the trouble?'" It's nothing serious. But I always have a headache, and I haven't slept properly for several weeks. I've also lost appetite and my eyes are burning. "'Mm, you do look rather pale. Let me take your temperature. Would you put the thermometer under your arm, please? Now, let me listen to your pulse. Mm, do you feel weak?'' Yes, I never seem to have any energy.'" I'll give you a blood test. Would you roll up your sleeve? Just as I thought. You're anemic. You'd better pay more attention to your diet. Eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables and food high in protein. And don't stay up late working. Try to get more rest. "'Thank you. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Headache - When: Several weeks - Where: Not specified - Who: Anemic - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Anemia - Where: Not specified - Who: Patient - What: Conversation - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Blood test - Where: Not specified - Who: Patient - What: Anemia - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Prescription - Where: Not specified - Who: Patient - What: Conversation - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Diagnosis - Where: Not specified - Who: Patient - What: Treatment - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Advice - Where: Not specified - Who: Patient - What: Conversation - Category: Medical - Who: Doctor - What: Follow-up
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Excuse me, I would like to know something about this campus. Right now it seems very big and confusing! I have no idea where I am going or what I am doing.'' Do you have a map of the campus?'' Yes, I have, but it doesn â€™ t help me very much. I â€™ m not very good at reading maps.'' Do you know where your classes are?'' More or less. I go to three different buildings, and always get there late. I feel so hopeless. I don â€™ t know why I am late all the time. No one else seems to be.'" That's because you don't know the short cuts. You'll learn them after a while. I can show you the ropes. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Campus - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Classes - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Map - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Classes - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Shortcuts - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Help - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Campus - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Lost/Student - What: Classes - When: - Where
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good morning, I would like to reserve a berth.'' Which train do you like?'' T112 to Washington please.'' May I have your name?'" That's Lincoln. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Train Reservation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Will you be voting?'' I can â€™ t wait to vote.'' Who are you voting for?'' The person I â€™ m voting for is the best.'' What do you like about him?'' He is very intelligent.'' You think so?'' That â€™ s right. Plus, I agree with his policies.'' I â€™ m glad to hear that you are so excited.'' I â€™ m voting for the next President.'' I â€™ m sure he will be.'' I â€™ m going to make sure and vote. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Politics, Election, Vote, Candidate, Intelligence, President, Policies, Excitement, Voting, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican, American, Politics, Elected, Vote, Candidate, Democrat, Republican
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good morning. May I help you?'" Yes, I'd like to check out now. My name's Adams, room 312. Here's the key. " " One moment, please, sir.... Here's your bill. Would you like to check and see if the amount is correct? " " What's the 14 pounds for? " " That's for the phone calls you made from your room. " " Can I pay with traveller's cheques? "'Certainly. May I have your passport, please?'' Here you are.'' Could you sign each cheque here for me?'' Sure.'' Here are your receipt and your change, sir. Thank you.'' Thank you. Goodbye. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Payment - When: Morning - Where: Hotel - Who: Adams, Guest - Category: Hotel Payment
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What type of people do you work with most effectively?'" I tend to work well with people who are confident and straightforward.It's more difficult for me to be around timid people, because I move quickly and I am decisive. "'What things impress you in your colleagues?'' I admire and work best with people who are of good character and integrity. I also think confidence and enthusiasm is positive in any business environment.'' What are some of the things your supervisor did that you disliked?'" The only thing I really don't like is to get feedback in front of others. I want to hear good and bad feedback in private, so that I have time to think and react to the issue without other distractions. I believe that's the fair way to improve learning or to change future behavior. "'How do you organize and plan for major projects?'" I love to brainstorm a best, worst, and most likely scenario.Then, I set a timetable that's realistic.What I usually find is that some combination of my schedule easily as these things unfold because I've already visualized what could happen and how I'd react. "'Describe an experience when you had to work under great pressure.'" I had to complete an end of quarter report once while I was on the road for two consecutive weeks.The amount of telephoning back and forth was incredible, because I could't bring my office files with me.Luckily I had a great secretary and a logical filling system, so we located everything we needed. "'How do you manage your time in a typical day?'" I've always given priority to work with established clients, because they offer a better risk / return value.The last thing I do is general correspondence, especially internal correspondence, which I take care of at the end of the day or week. " " Describe a time when you acted on someone's suggestion. "'I changed my open office hours because several of my employees found it difficult to visit me except in the early mornings. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Colleagues, Feedback, Projects, Pressure - When: End, Quarter, Week, Morning - Where: Office, Road, End, Morning - Who: Employees, Secretary, Company, Client - Category: Business, Work, Team, Communication ### Note: The answers are based on the provided conversation and might not be exhaustive. The answers are limited to the information explicitly mentioned in the conversation.
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Did you get Bean's ten different good luck forwards, like that one from the Dalai Lama? "'Yeah, I deleted all that superstitious crap. What a waste of bandwidth!'' I figured I might as well send one or two of them out. Maybe my luck will get better.'" Do you really think the Dalai Lama sent that? I'm tired of all these forwards. " " It's worth a shot. Maybe we'll get some luck in thinking up something for this case. "] ### 4W and Category: What : Luck When : Now Where : Computer Who : Dalai Lama Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category : Superstition Category : Email Category : Computer Category : Luck Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I am sorry to have kept all of you waiting. I was delayed by something urgent.'" You are not late, Mr. Thomas. There're still 15 minutes to go. Mr. White has just called you. "'What did he say?'' He said there was a traffic jam, but he is coming.'" He shouldn't drive his car. He should come here by bus. "] ### 4W and Category - What : Traffic - When : Now - Where : Bus - Who : Thomas, White - Category : Traffic Jam
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Want to send out for some Chinese?'' Some what?'" Some Chinese food. I'm hungry, and there's a take-out restaurant near here. We can have them deliver and then watch the news on TV while we eat. " " No, I'd rather go out. The Chinese food here is rather different from what I had at home. Maybe we can try some other food today... What about that all-you-can-eat place we passed the other day, the one over in the shopping center? " " Okay. I could go for that. It's called Al's Steakhouse. They also have great fried fish, and I love their salad bar. You can go back to refill your plate as often as you like. "'Is that the place that serves such large portions of meat?'" Yes, their steaks are enormous. Sometimes I can't finish what I've ordered. "'What if that happens to me? I hate to let food go to waste.'" Don't worry. We'll just get a doggie bag. "] ### 4W and Category - What: Chinese - When: Today - Where: Shopping center - Who: You, Me - Category: Dining out ### Note: The 'Category' is subjective and may not be universally agreed upon. The answer provided is one possible interpretation.
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Do you get the news that our company is trying to find out new tactics to test us?'' I know something about it. Our company often organizes all kinds of lectures to improve our professional skills.'' It takes most of our weekends to listen to these boring lectures, so I can not bear it anymore. It is said that they think out some tests to check our management skills.'' Is that true?'' Definitely!'' If that information is exact, I guess our company is willing to promote someone. '] ### 4W and Category: - What - When - Where - Who - Category - Company - Lectures - Weekends - Tests - Management - Skills - Promotion - Company - Tactics - News - Tests - Skills - Company - Weekends - Tests - Skills - Company - Weekends - Tests - Skills - Company - Weekends - Tests - Skills - Company - Weekends - Tests - Skills - Company - Weekends - Tests - Skills - **Company
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello sir, how may I help you?'' I would like to buy some flowers, please. Something really nice.'' I see, may I ask what the occasion is?'' It â€™ s not really an occasion, it â€™ s more like I â€™ m sorry.'' Very well.This arrangement here is very popular among regretful husbands and boyfriends. It has a dozen long stem red roses with a couple of sunflowers and a single orchid that stands out. It includes a small teddy bear to achieve the effect of immediate forgiveness.'' I think I â€™ m gonna need more than just a dozen red roses and a bear. What else do you recommend?'' Mmm, well this is our I â€™ m sorry I cheated on you package. Two dozen red roses lined with tulips, carnations and lilies. The fragrance and beauty of this flower arrangement is sure to make her forgive you.'' I don â€™ t think that â€™ s gonna cut it. I need something bigger and better!'' I â€™ m sorry sir but, what exactly did you do?'' Well, I may have accidentally insinuated that she is getting chubbier.'' Get out of my store, you jerk! '] ### 4W and Category - What : Flowers - When : Not Specified - Where : Store - Who : Husband/Buyer - Category : Apology/Regret/Flowers ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology/Regret ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology/Regret ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology/Regret ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers ) ( Apology ) ( Flowers )
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["I have to get to Chicago by tomorrow and you're telling me that there are no flights? " " I'm very sorry, sir. I could put you on a waiting list, but you would be wise to check out other means of travel. "'You mean like a bus? Have you ever traveled for ten hours on a bus before?'' I have not sir. But I do have a number for a very comfortable bus that goes to Chicago every hour from here.'' Alright, give me the number. But put me on that waiting list as well.'' Here is the number, and your name is on the waiting list.'' How many people are on the waiting list right now?'' Right now I show that there are 176 people on the list. And you are number 176. '] ### 4W and Category: - What : Flight - When : Tomorrow - Where : Chicago - Who : Sir - Category : Travel Problem - Category : Bus - Category : Flights - Category : People - Category : Conversation - Category : Problem - Category : Travel - Category : Bus - Category : Airline - Category : Flight - Category : Conversation - Category : Travel - Category : Bus - Category : Airline - Category : Flight - Category : Travel - Category : Problem - Category : Conversation - Category : People - Category : Bus - Category : Airline - Category : Flight - Category : Travel - Category :
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['How do you think they could be ended?'" I don't think that there is any easy way. The United Nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. "'So, if the cause is poverty, there should be a program to make the country richer.If the problem is resources, share them.'" It sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it's harder to make peace between countries. "'Yes, it is.One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Ways - When: Always - Where: Everywhere - Who: Nobody - Category: Politics
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['You still have not given me those files I â€™ Ve asked you for.'' I â€™ m sorry, Mr. Myers. I â€™ Ve just been so busy today.'' I really don â€™ t want to hear your excuses, Janet. We â€™ re running a busy office here. You â€™ re going to have to keep up.'' You â€™ re right, sir. I apologize. I â€™ ll get those files for you now. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Files - When: Today - Where: Office - Who: Mr. Myers, Janet - Category: Work Issue
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What sort of job would you like to take?'' I prefer a sedentary job and I used to work as an operator.'' We need an operator now.'" It's just the job I've been searching for. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Job - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Employment/Job Search - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - What: Job - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Employment/Job Search - What: Job - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Employment/Job Search - What: Job - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Employment/Job Search - What: Job - When: Now - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Employment/Job Search - What:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["I wish the politicians would quit digging up dirt about each other's past. "'I know. It really makes a mess of the whole election process.'' And it takes up all the news.'' The problem is that there always a large number of people who eat that kind of stuff up.'" It's so small. The fact that there is public interest, doesn't say much for us as the public. " " Have you ever listened to AM radio? It's quite a different experience than the traditional news stations on TV and FM radio. " " I don't remember the last time I listened to AM radio. "'Another place you can get real insight is European papers. You can get them on-line. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Politics Debate - What: Politicians digging up dirt - When: Election process - Where: AM radio, Europe - Who: Politicians, Public, Radio stations - Category: Politics Debate
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Hello, Miss Wu, This is Dan Robson calling from OTC limited. I'd like to check my last order. When exactly was it sent out? "'I can check that for you right now. Would you mind holding?'' Sure. No problem.'" Mr. Robson, I'm sorry. Our computer system is down. Could I call you back later? "'Sure. Do you have my number?'" Yes, I have it right here. I'm so sorry about this. " " No problem. I'll wait for your call. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Order - When: Last week - Where: Computer system - Who: Dan Robson, Miss Wu - Category: Customer Service - Category (simplified): Call - Category (simplified): Service - Category (simplified): Miss Wu - Category (simplified): Dan Robson - Category (simplified): Call - Category (simplified): Service - Category (simplified): Miss Wu - Category (simplified): Dan Robson - Category (simplified): Call - Category (simplified): Service - Category (simplified): Miss Wu - Category (simplified): Dan Robson - Category (simplified): Call - Category (simplified): Service - Category (simplified): Miss Wu -
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What are you typing there?'" I'm working on my resume. "'Really? Did you find any information about a new job?'' Yeah, I just got some good information off the internet.'' Great! Do you think you have a chance at getting the job?'' I didn â€™ t just find out about one job. There were several ones that looked good.'' Maybe I should try looking on the web for work.'' Sure you have to be patient. But I think it â€™ s much less trouble to sit in front of a computer than to go door to door or to make a lot of phone calls.'' But there must be so many people who also see the advertisement for that job on the net. You might have no chance.'' How do you know if you don â€™ t have a try? '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Resume - When: None - Where: None - Who: None - Category: Job Search
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Would you please show me the necklace in the window?'' Is this the one you want?'' No, the one next to it.'' Here you are.'' Thanks. What kind of stone is this?'" It's a ruby. It is from South Africa. Would you like to try it on? "'Yes, please. How much is it?'' It costs $ 200.'" It looks good. OK. I'll take it. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category - What: Ruby - When: None - Where: Window - Who: None - Category: Jewelry Store - Note: This conversation does not contain any information about "When" or "Who". Hence, the answers for these are "None". ### Corrected 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category - What: Ruby - When: None - Where: Window - Who: None - Category: Jewelry Store - Note: This conversation does not contain any information about "When" or "Who". Hence, the answers for these are "None". ### Corrected 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category - What: Ruby - When: None - Where: Window - Who: None - Category: Jewelry Store - Note: This conversation does not contain any information about "
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Happy birthday, Jim!'' Thank you, Lisa.'' Here is a present for you. I hope you like it.'" Oh, great! I love it! You know I've been expecting this for a long time. " " I'm very glad to hear that. "'Come here, let me introduce some friends to you. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category W1: What W2: When W3: Where W4: Who C: Birthday ### Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4: Lisa C: Birthday ### Corrected Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4: Lisa C: Birthday ### Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4: Lisa C: Birthday ### Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4: Lisa C: Birthday ### Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4: Lisa C: Birthday ### Answer: W1: Gift W2: Thanks W3: Party W4:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["What's wrong with you? You look pale. " " I'm not sure, I feel hot and cold. "'When did the trouble start?'' I was sick most of the night.'' It sounds like you are coming down with the flu. Let me take your temperature.'' Have I got a high fever?'' Yes, thirty-eight point seven. Do you have a headache, chest or throat pain?'' Yes, I have.'" Now, let me have a look at you. I'd like to listen to your chest. Now breathe in, a deep breath, that's it Cough, now again. I want to examine your throat, too. Open wide, say'Ah - -'"'Aaaaahh, aaaaahh.'" Yes, it does look a bit sore. Let's take an X-ray of your chest and give you a few tests. "'All right, thanks.'' The tests showed nothing wrong. A slight viral infection.'' What shall I do today?'" I'm giving you some antibiotics and aspirins. Take an aspirin when you've got a fever, and take one antibiotic capsule every four hours, and go home and rest in bed for two days. Drink plenty of water, then you'll feel better. Here's the prescription. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Flu - When: Night - Where: Home - Who: Doctor - Category: Medical Consultation
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["I have to check out today. I'd like my bill ready by 10 this morning. "'You can be sure of that, sir.'' Thank you. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Bill - When: Morning - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Payment/Receipts -> Payment
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I called HP about my computer.'' What did they say?'' They said I need a new hard drive.'" That's too bad. How much is a new one? " " It's not too much, only about $ 85. "'Plus installation?'' No, my hard drive is easy to remove and replace.'' Really?'" Yes, it's just a couple of screws. " " That's nice. " " It's a lot better than paying someone $ 60. " " If my hard drive crashes, I'll just call you. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Computer Repair ### Answer: - What: Hard Drive - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Computer Repair
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Gosh, it's 7:30, I'll miss the first class. " " Don't get up so late next time. You should have gone to bed earlier last night. "'Yes, Mum. '] ### 4W and Category What, When, Where, Who, Category Answer What, What, Where, Who, Social ### Note The answers are based on the conversation provided. If you'd like to provide a new conversation for analysis, just let me know!
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Is there anything wrong?'' I â€™ m worried about my daughter. She can â€™ t decide about college.'' Don â€™ t worry. That â€™ s just a part of being a teenager.'' I don â€™ t mind that. But she disagrees with me about everything.'' You should encourage her to make up her mind by herself. You shouldn â€™ t affect her decision.'' But I just want to give her some tips.'' Oh, she can make her own decisions.'' I guess you are right.'' Believe me. Everything will be ok.'' I hope so. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Parent-Teenager ### Answer: - What: Parental concerns - When: Not specified - Where: Not specified - Who: Parent and Teenager - Category: Parent-Teenager Conversation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Parent-Teenager ### Answer: - What: Parental concerns - When: Not specified - Where: Not specified - Who: Parent and Teenager - Category: Parent-Teenager Conversation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Parent-Teenager ### Answer: - What: Parental concerns - When: Not specified - Where: Not specified - Who: Parent and Teenager - Category: Parent-Teenager Conversation ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["It's beautiful here. "'Yes. I feel refreshed.'' How long will we dock?'' In half an hour. The surface of the lake is calm.'' Yes. We come at the right time. '] ### 4W and Category: What: Dock When: Half an hour Where: Lake Who: You and They Category: Traveling/Boating
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['that was a really good meal, Gordon.'" It sure was. I couldn't eat another bite. "'well, it is getting pretty late. I think we should go home.'" you're right. I have to get up early to go to work tomorrow. " " let's see how much the bill is. " " don't worry about it. Tonight is my treat. " " what are you talking about? We'll split the bill. " " no, I insist. I kept telling you that I would treat you to dinner but I still haven't. " " no way, Gordon. I know that you are a little short on cash at the moment. There's no need for you to pay for the whole bill. " " alright, if that's the way you are going to be, we'll split the bill. " " that's better. This way we will both have money to take a cab home, otherwise, you would probably have to walk. "'just promise you will let me treat you to dinner next week, ok?'" you've got a deal. "'great. Bye.'' bye. '] ### 4W and Category: What, 2021, Restaurant, Gordon When, 2021, Where, Restaurant Who, Gordon, Category, Dinner
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I hear you are planning to travel abroad.'" Yes. I'm going to the Untied States for travel. What places do you recommend? " " In my opinion, there are several places you mustn't miss, like Washington D. C, Las Vegas, New York and Los Angeles. "'Someone suggests that I should go to Seattle and Hawaii.'" Yes, you may consider those two places also. Seattle, for example, is worth visiting and there's a very famous museum called Museum of Flight. " " And Seattle is the home of Microsoft and Boeing. That must be a great place. I can't miss it. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Tourist Spots - When: N/A - Where: USA - Who: N/A - Category: Travel Tips
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['This looks like a very nice house.'' You know, I fell in love with this house the first moment I laid eyes on it.'' The style of the exterior is just what I â€™ Ve been looking for!'' The exterior is only half of the story. The interior is incredible.'' This home is gorgeous on the inside!'' Everything that you see on the walls, floors, and windows is brand new.'' The wall colors totally suit the style of this house.'' Straight ahead is the gourmet kitchen.'' I love the bamboo flooring and granite countertops.'' The master suite is the best. Let â€™ s go look at that next.'' There is plenty of room for our king-sized bed, and I love the light in this room.'' I know that you like this house, but let â€™ s take a look at the others before you make up your mind. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : House Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : House Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : House Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : House Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Tour ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Room service.What can I do for you?'" l am afraid there isn't any fancy soap in my room. "'Sorry sir, we will bring you one.Anything else?'' Yes.Bring me a bath towel as well. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Soap - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Service - Room service. What can I do for you? I am afraid there isn't any fancy soap in my room. Sorry sir, we will bring you one. Anything else? Yes. Bring me a bath towel as well. ] - What: Soap - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Service - Room service. What can I do for you? I am afraid there isn't any fancy soap in my room. Sorry sir, we will bring you one. Anything else? Yes. Bring me a bath towel as well. ] - What: Soap - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Service - Room service. What can I do for you? I am afraid there isn't any fancy soap in my room. Sorry sir, we will bring you one. Anything else? Yes
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good afternoon.British Airline.Is there any thing I can do for you?'' Can I make a reservation for flight FW58 to San Marino?'' Sure. When do you want to take the plane?'' Next Monday.'' Will that be first class or economy seat?'" What's the fare for a first class seat? "'$ 200.'' Oh. I am not a wall streeter.Give me an economy one please. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Flight - When: Monday - Where: San Marino - Who: None - Category: Airline/Flight - When: Next Monday - Where: San Marino - What: Flight - Who: None - Category: Airline/Flight - What: Fare - When: Monday - Where: San Marino - Who: None - Category: Airline/Flight - What: Seat - When: Monday - Where: San Marino - Who: None - Category: Airline/Flight - What: Fare - When: Monday - Where: San Marino - Who: None - Category: Airline/Flight - What: Seat - When: Monday - Where: San Marino - Who: None - **Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello, Sir. So, you are back?'' Yes, hello again. I would like to know the exact difference between Dividend Deposit and Dividend Participated Deposit.'" That's pretty easy to explain. With the Deposit, the interest is fixed, but the Dividend of each policy will be transferred automatically into your bank account by the end of each year. The longer the term, the higher the Dividend you earn. This is because it is calculated at the Compound Interest Rate. "'And I can purchase that here?'' Yes. And if you already have a Current Account with us, the Insurance Premium can be paid through it, which saves all of us a lot of hassle. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Difference - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Banking - Category: Explanation - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category: Banking - Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Are there any beds vacant?'' Yes, what kind of room do you want?'' I prefer one facing the sea. Besides, it should have a shower.'' Sorry, right now we can only have you a room without shower.'" Well, that's fine. "] ### 4W and Category - What: Room - When: Now - Where: Hotel - Who: You - Category: Accommodation - Category: Hotel - Category: Accommodation - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel - Category: Hotel
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Welcome to the company. We are conducting a survey of new employees to find out what influenced them to choose our company.'" That's easy. It was your office ergonomics that decided me. " " You're kidding! Something as simple as that? "'Yes. It is very important to me. My mother worked in offices for twenty years, and she finally had carpal tunnel syndrome. I have been reading about repetitive stress injuries, and I know that t'" Yes, there has been a lot of research into RSI's. Something so simple as proper chair height can prevent injuries. Tell me, did anything else influence your decision? "'Yes, I noticed that you have professional training and team-building days. I like the idea of working for a company that invests in its staff.'' Well, welcome to the team. '] ### 4W and Category: - What : Ergonomics - When : Never - Where : Office - Who : Mother - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues - Category : Office Issues - Category : Workplace Issues
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Good afternoon. I've brought the extra blanket you asked for. "'Oh, thank you.'' Is there anything I can do for you now?'" Yes. I'm rather tired and want to go to bed early. Please make the bed. "'Certainly, sir. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category - What: Blanket - When: Afternoon - Where: Not specified - Who: Sir, Guest - Category: Household - Note: I've included 'Household' as the category as it is a common category that could fit many conversations. Different categories like 'Work', 'Education', 'Personal', etc., could also be used depending on the context.
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Lin's office supplies. How may I direct your call? "'Marry Lin please.'" Sure, just a moment.... I'm sorry no one answer the phone. "'All right, could I leave a message?'' Certainly!'' Please ask her to call John. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Office supplies - When: Sorry no one answer - Where: Lin's office - Who: Marry Lin, John - Category: Business call
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Excuse me. Where is the way out?'" Well, that's what I'm looking for myself. " " It's very confusing in here, isn't it? "'Absolutely. Oh, do you see a sign there?'' It should be the way out.'" OK. Let's go and see. "] ### 4W and Category - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Excuse me, I ordered the well-done steak, but this one is so tough.'' Well, sir, I think I have made a mistake. I will take it back to the kitchen right now.'' I think you should be more careful next time.'" Yes, sir. I'm really so sorry about that. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category Answer: - What: Steak - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: Restaurant - Time: 11:45 AM - Person: Waiter - Location: Home - Event: Meeting - Date: 2/26/2024 - Time: 11:45 AM - Person: Waiter - Location: Home - Event: Meeting - Date: 2/26/2024 - Time: 11:45 AM - Person: Waiter - Location: Home - Event: Meeting - Date: 2/26/2024 - Time: 11:45 AM - Person: Waiter - Location: Home - Event: Meeting - Date: 2/26/2024 - Time: 11:45 AM - Person: Waiter - Location: Home
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Allan, I am really disappointed by your lack of effort on this project.'' Look, Sally. I â€™ Ve put just as much work into this as anybody else.'' No, I â€™ m sorry. I disagree. I don â€™ t think you â€™ Ve been working at full speed at all.'' Well. I â€™ m sorry you feel that way. '] ### 4W and Category What, When, Where, Who, Category Answer What, Project When, Where, Office Who, Allan, Sally Category, Disagreement Note: The "When" answer is not explicitly mentioned in the conversation, so I have left it blank.
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hi Joe, how are you doing today?'' Things are going good today. How have you been doing, Mary?'' Things are going well for me, Joe.'' Want to go see a movie tonight?'' My parents are taking me to dinner tonight.'' Could you go with me to the movies on Friday night, instead?'' What movie did you want to see?'' There is a new horror flick about a rapist serial killer.'' I was thinking that I would like to see â€œ The Secret Life of Bees. â€'' Oh great! Sounds like something I need to bring Kleenex to! '] ### 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4W and Category: What : Movie When : Friday Where : Movies Who : Joe, Mary Category : Movie Night 4
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["How's the bride-to-be? "'Tired and stressed. This wedding is giving me a headache.'' Just relax. With me as your maid of honor, everything will be fine!'" I'm worried that everything will be chaotic! " " Hey! I'm the tour guide. I'll take care of the Taiwanese guests. " " You're going to have to tell them what to do in church, what everything means... " " I will. Don't worry! "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Wedding Planning - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where: Who: Category: Wedding Planning - Answer: What: Wedding When: Where
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Jim? Jim?... What are you doing in the kitchen?'' Nothing, Mummy. I was hungry so I came here for some milk.'" Milk? I thought you didn't like milk. " " I don't, but I couldn't find anything to eat in the refrigerator. " " Nonsense. There's lots of food in the refrigerator... What's behind your back? "'Nothing.'' What are you hiding behind your back? Let me see.'" Promise that you won't get angry. "'OK, I promise. What is it?'" It's a kitty. " " Oh, Jim. I told you. No pets. It'll make a mess of this house. " " Please, Mummy. Everybody else in my class keeps a pet. Please, I'll take care of it. It's a good kitty. It'll not bring you any trouble. " " No way. It might belong to somebody else. You can't keep it here. " " Please, Mummy. I found it this afternoon by the garbage bin. It was starving and looking for something to eat. Please! You see, it's so cute and tame. "'All right. But you have to clean up everything it messes up.'' I will. Thank you, Mummy. '] ### 4W and Category - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - 1. What - 2. When - 3. Where - 4. Who - 5. Category - Answer: - 1. What: Milk - 2. When: - 3. Where: - 4. Who: Jim - 5. Category: Family - 6. 3. Where: Kitchen - 7. 4. Who: Mummy - 8. 5. Category: Family - 9. 4. Who: Mummy - 10. 5. Category: Family - 11. 3. Where: Kitchen - 12. 5. Category: Family - 13. 4. Who: Jim - 14. 5. Category: Family - 15. 3
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I was wondering if you could help me with something.'' Sure, anything you say.'' Actually, it â€™ s a little bit silly.'' Don â€™ t worry about it, just ask.'' What words do I need to know to buy a pair of shoes?'' You need to know the type of shoes you want.'' Don â€™ t worry about that. I can point it out in the store.'' The shoes can be comfortable or not comfortable, too wide, too narrow, or just right ; and long or short. In girls shoes, the heel can be high or low.'' Let me write all that down. I â€™ m going shopping this afternoon. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Words - When: Afternoon - Where: Store - Who: None - Category: Shopping - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Words - Additional: Girls - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Heel - Additional: Afternoon - Additional: Shopping - Additional: Store - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Comfort - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Type - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Afternoon - Additional: Shopping - Additional: Store - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Heel - Additional: Afternoon - Additional: Shopping - Additional: Store - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Type - Additional: Afternoon - Additional: Shopping - Additional: Store - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Shoes - Additional: Heel - Additional: Afternoon - Additional: Shopping - Additional: Store
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Excuse me. How long has it been since the business was founded?'' It has been 12 years since it was founded in 1998.'' So, it has a history for more than a decade?'' Yes. And it was incorporated with other businesses in 2008 due to the global financial crisis. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Founding - When: 1998, 2008 - Where: Business - Who: Business - Category: Business History
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What can I do for you, Madam?'' Can you help me with Comprehensive Credit Granting?'' Certainly, Madam. What would you like to know?'' Well, everything really.'' All right. We can grant a Financing Promise Quota, if you qualify. This means that we can deal with all of your needs in a speedy and efficient way. Firstly, your Credit Rating must be class A, and your Debt to Asset Ratio must be top notch, for the industry you are involved in. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Let's do something outdoors today. " " All right. But I don't want to play tennis. We played tennis last weekend. "'Okay. what do you want to do?'' I want to go jogging.'' All right. That sounds like fun. '] ### 4W and Category: What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When: Today Where: Outside Who: You and me Category: Leisure activity What: Go jogging When
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good afternoon. I come here specially to pick up my tickets. I booked it last month.This is my reservation note.'" I am terribly sorry. You didn't come to reconfirm recently.You should have come to pick up your ticket three days ago since it's an international flight, any reservation without reconfirmation within 72 hours will be cancelled. "'But I have been so busy all these days.Well, is there any other ticket available? I want the next one. '] ### 4W and Category: What: Ticket When: Month Where: None Who: None Category: Airline/Flight
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['The last thing to be ignored at a Chinese dinner table is to keep modest.'' Does that suggest diners avoid speaking much? The same is true in the West.'" No, absolutely not! On the contrary, you'll be considered a well-connected, sociable man, if you keep involved in the conversation all the time. But always pay attention to what you say. If the table has a senior guest, say something as upbeat and cheerful as possible. Or maybe, you may give the floor to him and keep listening as if very interested. " " You mean, keeping a low profile in the presence of the old? That goes in like with Confucius'preachings, right? "'Correct. Show respect for the older people. Conventionally, before the meal starts, the younger members are supposed to address each one of the elderly members of the table one by one. Others are kept in waiting until the most venerable guest proclaim the beginning of the meal and takes the first bite. Toasts also go to these men first before people can toast to each other.'' Any other rules to observe in order to keep modest?'" Yes, plenty of them. Don't eat fast! People usually keep their dining pace accorded with others. And all the dishes should not be eaten up completely. "'Is it because that would give the host the impression that the food was insufficient?'" Haha, I'm afraid it's simply because no one wishes to be too noticeable by finishing off the plate. "] ### 4W and Category: What: Conversation When: Dinner Where: Table Who: Guests Category: Etiquette
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Our toner cartridges are already out of ink... Could you make an order for a new set?'' We will need new cartridges for all of the office printers? That will be a large order, probably about two or three cases. The office supply store we usually go through might not have that many in stock.'' You can double check with the housekeeping department, but I am pretty sure all of the machines will need new cartridges. Last time when we made our order to the supplier, the quantity was also especially high. They are used to receiving such bulk orders from us. As long as we give them a heads up a couple days in advance, they can usually fill the order.'' OK, I will make a few calls and run our order by housekeeping first to make sure. Is there anything else we need to order while I am at it?'' I think the only thing is toner. Try to see if they can deliver it before the end of business day tomorrow. We should really try to do better about waiting until the last minute to fill orders that are usually made on a monthly basis. Anyhow, see what you can do to expedite the order this time.'' OK, will do. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Office supplies - When: Tomorrow - Where: Office supply store - Who: Housekeeping - Category: Office Supplies Order
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I want a pair of sports shoes, Adidas.'' What size do you want?'' I wear size 40.'" How about this one? It's the latest design. "'Oh, I like the color. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Sports shoes - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping - Why: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping - What: Size 40 - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping - What: Color - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping ### Corrected 4W and Category: - What: Sports shoes - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping - What: Size 40 - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Shoes shopping - What: Color - When: Latest design - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['May I help you?'" I'm looking for a pair of shoes. "'What size do you wear? These shoes are on sale.'' I wear size 36.This pair looks nice.Can I try them on?'" Of course, yes.They look nice.And they're not expensive. "'How much are they?'' They are $ 168.'" I'll take them. "] ### 4W and Category - What - When - Where - Who - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category - Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['A friend of mine has been taking an online career planning course these days. He told me the other day he has learned a lot from it. He recommended me to subscribe to it. What do you say?'' I think it is good if we know enough about career planning. We will make wiser choices. What else did he tell you about it?'' Well, just something in general, like several key steps in planning career and how to set specific and tenable goals.'' Sounds practical! To be honest, sometimes I feel puzzled about my future career. I am not sure if this job suits me the best though I work very hard on it and enjoy being a hard worker. I have always wanted to try something else and learn some new skills.'' Making a decision to start over is not an easy thing to do. It seems that you need this course more than I do. I love my current job. If I take this course, I hope to learn some tricks to get myself more organized at work. If they can give suggestions about how to boost work relationships, that will be great. I need these to improve my current work performance.'' Ok, then we can sign up for it together. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Good - When: Days - Where: Online - Who: Friend - Category: Career/Planning
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Who's it knocking at the door? " " I think it's the postman.Will you go and open the door? " " All right. I'll get it. "] ### 4W and Category: What: Who When: All right Where: The door Who: The postman Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Letter Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Door Category: 4W Category: Postman Category: 4W Category: Letter Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Door Category: 4W Category: Postman Category: 4W Category: Letter Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Door Category: 4W Category: Postman Category: 4W Category: Letter Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Door Category: 4W Category: Postman Category: 4W Category: Letter Category: Greeting Category: 4W Category: Door Category: 4
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Good evening. Welcome to Cherry's. Do you have a reservation? " " No, we don't. "'How many of you, please?'' Six, including two kids.'" I'm afraid all the big tables are taken. "] ### 4W and Category What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What, When, Where, Who, and Category answers are in one line each. Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids Category : restaurant What : reservation When : evening Where : Cherry's Who : two kids
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hi, I think I was supposed to call for my test results today.'' If you go onto our website and put in your password, you can access your test results.'' Are you saying that there weren â€™ t any problems?'' I will always have you come in for a discussion if there is a major problem.'' Will I be able to read the results on the website and understand them?'' Yes, if you go there, you can see what each test is about.'' How will I know what the numbers mean?'' You can see your results and how they compare to the normal range.'' How can I see test results from tests I have taken before?'' We put all of your test results up in the same place. Just check the dates for what you need. '] ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When : Today Where : Website Who : Patient and Doctor Category : Medical Appointment ### 4W and Category: What : Test Results When
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['This is our rock-bottom price, Mr. Lee.'" If that's the case. there's not much point in further discussion. We might as well call the whole deal off. " " What I mean is that we'll never be able to come down to your price. The gap is too great. "'I think it unwise for either of us to be inflexible. How about meeting each other halfway?'" What's your proposal? "'Your unit price is 100 dollars higher than we want. Well, I suggest we meet each other halfway.'" Do you mean a further reduction of 50 dollars in our price? That's impossible! "'What would you suggest?'" The best we can do is another 30 dollars off. That's definitely the lowest we can go. " " That still leaves a gap of 20 dollars. Let's meet each other half-away again and split the difference ; I think this is a price we can both be satisfied with. "'OK. We can meet halfway again. '] ### 4W and Category: What, 2014, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): What, 2014, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): When, 2014, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): Where, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): Who, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): What, 2014, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): When, 2014, Walmart, Mr. Lee, Meeting Category, Price ### 4W and Category (continued): Where, Walmart, Mr. Lee
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello.'' Good morning, Ruth. Did I wake you up?'" No, I was just about to get up. What's up, Carl? "'Listen, I am calling to confirm what you said yesterday. Are we supposed to meet at the Chinatown terminal of the Avenue B bus or D bus?'' B as in boy. You should get off at the last stop in Chinatown.'' Oh, you mean Canal Street?'" That's the wrong direction. Canal Street is on the other side of Chinatown. "'Oh, I get it. When did we decide to meet?'' At 10,45. Is Ann coming along?'' I cannot get hold of her yet.'' See you around, Carl.'' See you later. '] ### 4W and Category: What: Bus When: 10:45 Where: Chinatown Who: Carl, Ruth, Ann Category: Meeting ### Answer the 4W and Category: What: Bus When: 10:45 Where: Chinatown Who: Carl, Ruth, Ann Category: Meeting
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Has your company been affected much by government legislation?'" Yes, we have. We've had to clean up our production process a lot to meet tough government standards. "'What about your use of raw materials?'" Well, we've had to cut down the amount of solvents we use and we â€™ re not allowed to use lead in our products any more. "'What happens if you exceed the limits?'' We try not to because you might have to pay quite a heavy fine. '] ### 4W and Category: What, Government, Company, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, You When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who, We, When, We, Where, We, What, Legislation Category: Business Who,
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Have you got any better?'" That's the best there is. " " Okay, I'll take one. " " That'll be $ 200, sir. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Shopping, Person, Place, Product, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location, Person, Item, Time, Location
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good morning, sir. Sorry to disturb you. May I make up the room now?'" Yes, please. We're on our way out, so we put the'make up'sign on. Could you bring us some towels and hangers? "'No problem, sir. Everything will be ready when you come back. '] ### 4W and Category: - What : - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : - Travel : - Answers - What : - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : - Travel : - Category : Hotel - What : Room - When : - Where : Hotel - Who : - Category : Hotel - Travel : - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : Hotel - Travel : - What : - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : Hotel - Travel : - What : - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : Hotel
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What are the factors that have great impact on the perspective of this corporation?'' External factors. I think the main external factors are political, economic, social and technological factors.'' What are the internal factors that influence the company?'' The internal factors are composed of human resources, team spirit, innovation spirit and coordination between different departments, etc. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: External factors - When: N/A - Where: N/A - Who: N/A - Category: Business/Corporate ### Conversation: ['What is the main reason for the increase in production costs?'' The main reason for the increase in production costs is the rising raw material prices.'' What is the main reason for the increase in production costs?'' The main reason for the increase in production costs is the rising raw material prices. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Rising raw material prices - When: N/A - Where: N/A - Who: N/A - Category: Business/Corporate ### Conversation: ['What are the main reasons for the delay in the project?'' The main reasons for the delay in the project are the lack of resources, inadequate planning and insufficient budget.'' What are the main reasons for the
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I don â€™ t want you to be worried, but our son has some bad habits now. He says painful words everyday.'' What words? Can you tell me?'' He says kick mommy, beat mommy, don â€™ t want mommy, very quickly if I do something that he doesn â€™ t like. You know, if I wash his face or change his clothes, things like that.'' Honey, I don â€™ t know what to tell you. Of course Tony is a young child. But do not underestimate his ability to learn and reason.'' Yes, but sometimes he is just not reasonable.'' I suggest you treat him with patience, affection, and respect. If he needs to do something, like go to bed, or be washed, etc., please guide or help him to get it done, but lead him with gentleness.'' It â€™ s easy to say, but I will try.'' Motivate Tony to cooperate by rewarding his good behavior. Do not emphasize punishment for bad moods, etc. Do not threaten him with punishment if he resists the actions you desire.'' I know my parents sometimes threaten to punish him. But this doesn â€™ t work, instead he picks up another bad habit. '] ### 4W and Category: What, Bed, Tony, Advice When, Everyday Where, Not Who, Mother, Tony, Mother, Parents, Child, Husband, Son, Wife, Bed, Mother, Husband, Mother, Wife, Tony, Mother, Parents, Husband, Tony, Wife, Mother, Child, Husband, Parents, Son, Mother, Tony, Mother, Parents, Wife, Tony, Mother, Husband, Mother, Wife, Tony, Mother, Parents, Husband, Tony, Wife, Mother, Child, Husband, Parents, Son, Mother, Tony, Mother, Parents, Wife, Tony, Mother, Husband, Mother, Wife, Tony, Mother, Parents, Husband, Tony, Wife, Mother, Child, Husband, Parents, Son, Mother, Tony, Mother, Parents, Wife, Tony, Mother, Husband, Mother, Wife, Tony, Mother, Parents, Husband, Tony, Wife, Mother, Child, Husband, Parents, Son, Mother, Tony, Mother, Parents
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['How can I help you?'' Yes, I am James Mason from Anderson and Associates. I would like to see Mr. Smith.'' Do you have an appointment?'" Yes, he knows I'm coming. Our meeting is set for 2 o'clock. "'I wonder if Mr. Smith forgot your meeting. I am afraid he left this office this morning and is not expected back until after 4 pm. Let me find out if he made arrangements for someone else to meet with you in his place. Will you please have a seat?'' Sure.'' Yes, Mr. Mason, I just checked with our office manager, Ms. Terry, she said Mr. Smith briefed her on your project. She is just finishing up a meeting now. She could be with your shortly. Would you like me to show you around while you are waiting?'' That would be very nice. Thank you.'' Right this way, Mr. Mason. We can start with our front office. When Ms. Terry is ready, you may take the elevator at the front to the 6th floor. There is a conference room already prepared '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Business Meeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['did you watch the Oscars on Sunday night?'" no, but I heard about that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt didn't attend. "'yes, that was surprising. I heard that they got into a fight and then decided not to go.'' they must be the most famous celebrity couple in Hollywood.'" they're also one of the richest couples. They have so many money and they can buy almost anything they want. "'I also heard that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes made an appearance at the Oscars.'' did either one of them win an Oscar this year?'" I think Tom might have been nominated for one of his films, but I don't think he won anything. " " Tom Cruise may be handsome, but I think he's a bit crazy, don't you? "'yes, his marriage to Katie is actually quite scandalous.'' I still think that they only got married to get more publicity for their movies and themselves.'" people in show biz can have such an easy life ; I don't know why they have to make it so complicated. "'I would never want to be a celebrity because the paparazzi would also be after you.'" that's true. I guess it would be difficult to have people taking pictures of you everywhere you go. " " thank goodness we're not rich and famous! " " being famous, I can do without, but I wouldn't mind being rich. "] ### 4W and Category: What, Sunday, Hollywood, Category : Celebrity When, This, Year Where, Hollywood, Oscars Who, Angelina, Jolie, Brad, Pitt, Tom, Cruise, Katie, Holmes, Tom, Cruise, Katie, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt, Cruise, Holmes, Hollywood, Jolie, Pitt
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Next, please.'' Could I purchase Euro with RIB here? I have to stay here for months.'' Yes, the rate for cash purchases is listed on the electronica screen, so you have seen the rate of exchange.'' Yes, I have known of it.'' How much do you like to exchange?'' 20,000 RIB.'' In what denominations?'" It doesn't matter, but leave me some small changes, that will be convenient in daily life. "'Right, I will exchange for you now. Please sign the exchange form giving the name and telephone.'' Well, could you change them too? The dollars, I want to change them into Swiss francs.'" OK, wait for a moment. Well, I am sorry, but we are not authorized to exchange coins because it is low and we do not have enough foreign coins. In this case, you'd better change 2,000 $ to Swiss francs. " " It doesn't matter. "'Please sign the memo on the bottom and keep your money and memo.'' Thanks a lot. Good-bye. '] ### 4W and Category - What : Cash - When : Now - Where : Here - Who : You - Category : Currency Exchange
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Why are you holding me in this jail cell?'" We'd like to hear your account of the events of last night. "] ### 4W and Category - What : Assault - When : Last night - Where : Jail cell - Who : Victim - Category : Police interrogation
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I have to go up to London for a couple of days next week. Would you like to come?'' That would be nice. How are you getting there?'' Well, I prefer to go on the train, but I suppose you want me to take the car.'" Oh, I much prefer to go by car, then we don't need to get to the station with our luggage and... " " And I've got to drive. You know I'm not fond of that. I found it much more relaxing to sit in the train. "'Which is more expensive?'" But very much quicker. But I know we'll never agree on this subject. You prefer the car. I prefer the train. "'Now, have you ever thought of going by express bus? '] ### 4W and Category: What: Train When: Next week Where: London Who: Speaker 1, Speaker 2 Category: Travel Plans
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I want to take a look at that home with the Open House flags out front.'' What a wonderful neighborhood! Can you find that house on our Open House list?'' Yes, that is one of the houses that we have on our list.'' They always make the front yards look so great for Open Houses. Let â€™ s see what the inside looks like.'' I am going to go sign my name in the registry to let the listing agent know that we were here.'' Signing the registry is a good idea. I think I want to see the kitchen next.'' I really appreciate that the listing agent provided water on such a hot day.'' I need to pick up a flyer with the information about the house on it.'' Is the current asking price listed on the flyer?'' The asking price has recently gone down to two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Real Estate - What: House, Price - When: Day, Price - Where: Front, Yard - Who: Agent, People - Category: Real Estate - Real Estate - Price: $225,000 - Day: Today - Front: Yard - Yard: Front - Agent: People - People: Agent - Category: Real Estate - Real Estate - Price: $225,000 - Day: Today - Front: Yard - Yard: Front - Agent: People - People: Agent - Category: Real Estate - Real Estate - Price: $225,000 - Day: Today - Front: Yard - Yard: Front - Agent: People - People: Agent - Category: Real Estate - Real Estate - Price: $225,000 - Day:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["Hello. This is Mrs. Wilson. I'd like to buy a new car. Could you offer me a new type of the car, please? "'Oh, Madam, buy what?'" A new car. And I've got a small family, two children, and I haven't got a lot of money and... " " Oh, oh, Madam, Madam, I'm afraid you have the wrong number. " " Isn't this the car store? " " No. It's Mike's Sporting Goods. "'Oh, sorry. Do you know the number for a car store, then?'" No. I don't. I suggest you look in the phone book. " " I'm sorry to have bothered you. "'No problem. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Car Store ### 4W and Category
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['How about going to the cinema tonight?'" That's great. What's on tonight? " " I am not sure about the name of the film, but I know it's a romantic one. "'Romantic? I am afraid I like thrillers better.'" Don't you think it's too bloody? "'On the contrary, very exciting. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Movie Night ### Corrected Answer: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Movie Night What: What When: When Where: Where Who: Who Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer: What: Movie When: Tonight Where: Cinema Who: Unknown Category: Movie Night ### Answer:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello, I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Smith, and I can â€™ t make it on that day.'' What day was your appointment on?'' My appointment was on Monday.'' What time had you chosen?'' It was for 10'' I am looking at your appointment right now. What day would you prefer?'' I would prefer next Thursday.'' What time would be best for you?'' I want to come in at 2'' I am writing you down for that time. We look forward to seeing you. '] ### 4W and Category - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category: - Category:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Office Supplies, Inc. Robert speaking, may I help you?'' Hi, Robert. This is Janet Reese calling from American Advertising. We placed an order with you about a week ago.'' Yes, Ms. Reese. I remember, you spoke with me. Is there a problem?'' Well, it still hasn â€™ t gotten here, and my boss is pretty angry about it. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Order - When: A week ago - Where: Office Supplies, Inc - Who: Janet Reese, Robert - Category: Business/Order Issue
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Ms Anderson, my name is Mike. I am Division Chief of ABC Company. Welcome to Toronto.'" Thank you. It's a pleasure to meet you. "'A pleasure meeting you as well, the flowers are for you.'' Thank you, they are beautiful. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Flowers - When: Meeting - Where: Toronto - Who: Mike - Category: Meeting/Flowers/Company/Meeting/Flowers/Company/Meeting/Company/Meeting/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company/Company
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I am really interested in buying this television.'" That's so great! "'How much are you selling it for?'' This t. v is only $ 2500.'" You can't be serious. " " That's how much this t. v costs. " " That's too expensive for me. "'This television is of very high quality.'" You can't go down on the price. "'By how much?'" I'll buy it for $ 2000. " " I'm sorry, but the price is final. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category - What: Buying - When: Not specified - Where: Not specified - Who: Not specified - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1 - Category: Electronics - Category: 1
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Did you pack this bag yourself? Has it been out of your possession at any time before checking-in?'' Yes, I packed it myself, and it hasn â€™ t been out of my possession.'' Are you bringing in any plants or animal products?'' No.'' Our sniffer dog seems to disagree. Do you mind if we look in your suitcase?'' Not at all. Go right ahead.'' What â€™ s this sir?'' It â€™ s traditional Chinese Medicine. I mix it with hot water like tea. Sorry. I forgot about it.'' What are these red things sir?'' Oh no! I forgot about those too! Those are Chinese sausages for my Aunt Lily.'' I â€™ m sorry sir, but you can â€™ t take any of this into the country. We will also have to check your carry-on. Please step this way. Don â€™ t â€™ be nervous ; we â€™ ll just look through it briefly and then '] ### 4W and Category: - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/Security - What: - When: - Where: - Who: - Category: - Travel/
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello.Is Bob there, please?'" Hold on a second please. I'm sorry. He has gone out. "'Oh.This is Paul.When will he be back?'" He will be back at about seven o'clock. "'Can I leave a message please?'' Yes, certainly.'" Please tell him I'll call him at the office tomorrow afternoon. " " All right. I'll tell him when he comes back. "'Thank you very much. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Message - When: Tomorrow - Where: Office - Who: Bob - Category: Phone Call
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hey, son, are you insured?'" Not yet, but I'm thinking of it. Have you bought one, Dad? "'I took out a life insurance policy and made your mother the beneficiary.'' Can you tell me why you want to buy it?'" I am a fireman and it is a dangerous job. I have to consider your mother's life. "'Oh, I see. Do you advise me to buy one?'' You have children now. What if something, God forbid, happens to you?'" That's true. Well, how much do you think I should get? " " A $ 100 000 policy shouldn't be too expensive. Here, call my agent. He'll give you a good deal. "] ### 4W and Category: - What : Insurance - When : Now - Where : Home - Who : Son, Dad, Mother, Fireman - Category : Life Insurance Conversation 2: ['You are going to be a great doctor!'"'Thank you!'"'I know you are going to make a real difference in people's lives. What can I do to help you?'"'Nothing, I appreciate your support.'"'Is there anything I can do to make your life easier?'"'Just knowing that you are here for me means a lot. When are you planning to start your residency?'"'I am planning to start in a few months. Where do you think I should apply?'"'I think you should apply to the top medical schools in the country. Who is going to support you through this?'"'My family and friends will be supporting me.'"'That's great to hear!']
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Excuse me, Mr. Emory? Mr. Macmillan, would like to know if you have the completed schedule for next week?'' Yes, I do, Susan. Just a moment. Here it is.'' Thank you, sir. Sorry to trouble you.'' Not at all, Susan. Just tell him to leave it with my secretary when he â€™ s finished with it '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Meeting ### Answer: What : Schedule, When : Next, Where : Office, Who : Susan, Category : Meeting ### Note : The answer to "When" could be "Next week" or just "Next". Both are acceptable. ### Note : The answer to "Category" is based on the context of the conversation. In this case, the conversation is about a meeting between Mr. Macmillan and Susan. ### If you need any clarification, please let me know. ### I can also provide more conversations for you to practice on. ### Just let me know. ### Thanks for your understanding. ### Best regards, ### [Your AI Assistant] ### Helpful AI for You. ### [Your Name] ### AI Assistant. ### [Your Company] ### [Your Contact Information] ###
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Where are you going, Jane?'" I'm going to the hospital to see Susan. "'I saw her yesterday.She was a little better.'' Must I catch a number 7 bus to get there?'" No, you needn't. A number 13 bus will also take you to the hospital. " " Number 13 buses run much more frequently, don't they? "'Yes. I caught a number 7 bus yesterday, and they said I had taken a wrong bus.'" Thank you, Henry. I'll get a number 13. " " But number 13 buses leave from the center of town.You'll have to walk two miles to catch one. "] ### 4W and Category: - What : Hospital - When : Yesterday - Where : Hospital, Center of town - Who : Jane, Susan, Henry - Category : Travel advice
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good morning, Passport, please.'' Here you are.'' Ah, thank you.Please bring your luggage here for inspection.'' Ok.But is there anything wrong?'" It's just a regular inspection. Do you have anything to declare? " " I've got 6 packets of cigarettes and 2 bottles of champagne.Besides, I have two cameras, one is for my own use, and the other is a gift. " " Well, the cigarettes and the champagne are not in excess of the duty-free allowance. But according to our law, each passenger is allowed only one camera duty-free.You'll have to pay duty for the other one. "'Ok. Where shall I pay duty for it?'" Please wait a minute. I'll make out the duty memo... Here you are.Take this and pay to the woman over there. " " I've paid for it. Here's the receipt. " " Very well. I hope you'll enjoy your stay in America. "'Thank you. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Inspection - When: Not specified - Where: America - Who: Passport, Customs Officer, Passenger - Category: Travel/Immigration
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Hello, Nancy, nice to see you. ' 'Nice to see you, too. I heard you are a staff of Nokia company. ' 'Yes, I ’ m satisfied with this job. ' 'Congratulations. What did you do during the interview? ' 'Pay more attention to the external expressions, because they are important for the first impression. Good manner and style of conversation can let other feel your good self-cultivation. Good gestures and mien can let other feel very comfortable. ' 'How can I have the good external expressions? ' 'Don ’ t worry about that. You just pay more attention to the details of people ’ s action in life, and you will know how to transfer information by their body language. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Job - When: Not specified - Where: Not specified - Who: Nancy, Interviewer - Category: Job Interview ### Conversation: ['Hi, how are you? ' 'I am fine, thank you. How about you? ' 'I am good, thank you. Do you want to come in? ' 'Yes, I would love to come in. ' 'Great, I will show you around. ' 'Thank you. How long have you been here? ' 'About 3 years. ' 'That ’ s great, I really like this place. ' 'What is your favorite part about working here? ' 'I really like the people here. ' 'That ’ s great, we have a very friendly team. ' 'How do you like your job? ' 'I really like it. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Job - When:
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Stupid girl, making me spend so much money, now I have to get it from the ATM... ' 'Hello, welcome to Universal Bank. Please insert your card into the slot. ' 'I know where to put my card! Stupid machine, talking to me like I ’ m an idiot... ' 'Please input your 6 digit PIN code followed by the pound key. Thank you. Please select an option.Thank you. You have selected withdrawal. ' 'Yeah, yeah, I know what I selected. Just gimme my money! ' 'Please type the amount you would like to withdraw. Thank you, you want to transfer 10000 USD to the World Wildlife Foundation. If this is correct please press 1. ' 'No, no! Stupid machine, what are you doing! No! ' 'Confirmed. Thank you for using our bank! Please remove your card from the slot. Goodbye! ' 'No, no way! What happened? Give me my money! ' 'Danger, danger! The exits have been sealed and the doors will remain locked in until the local authorities arrive. Thank you for using our bank. Have a nice day. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: ATM - When: Never - Where: Bank - Who: Bank - Category: Banking Error
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Joe, how are you doing? ' 'I am great! How about you, Mary? How are you? ' 'I am doing great! Thank you for asking, Joe. ' 'I was wondering if you want to go see a movie with me tonight? ' 'I need to stay home tonight and finish my term paper. ' 'OK. What about going to the movies on Friday night? ' 'What were you planning on seeing? ' 'I was thinking about seeing that one about the rapist serial killer. ' 'How about “ The Secret Life of Bees ”?'" That's a chick flick! "] ### 4W and Category - What : Movie - When : Friday - Where : Home - Who : Joe and Mary - Category : Socializing/Date Idea
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['What do you think we need to do to get our new branch office running well? ' " First, I'd make sure that we have a good, local, corporate lawyer. He or she will know all the local laws and regulations. " 'That ’ s very important. A friend recommended a good law firm to me. We ’ ll need someone to hire staff. ' 'I think that we should send one of our HR people to do that. I don ’ t think we should use an agency, because they won ’ t be familiar with the type of people we employ. Have we decide on the location of ' 'Yes. We have. We chose the location in the northeast of the city, not too far from the airport and on the edge of the CBD. ' 'Why didn ’ t we choose an office in the CBD? ' 'The offices there were too expensive. Have we negotiated any contracts yet? ' 'Yes. We ’ Ve signed two contracts with companies that we already do work for in other countries. We hope to sign another three this month. ' 'When will the branch office open? ' 'Hopefully next month. Everything is a little rushed. We should be able to set up our branch office and expand our business quickly. ' 'Has and advertising campaign been prepared? ' 'Yes, it has. We ’ re going to target the business community through business magazines. ' 'I made plenty of business contract on my last visit and through the embassy. We should be able to get plenty of customers. '] ### 4W and Category: - What: Staff hiring - When: Next month - Where: Northeast of the city - Who: HR people - Category: Business/Office Setup
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good afternoon. what can I do for you? ' 'I want to pick up my valuables.'' May I have your key please? ' 'Sure. Here you are.'' Here is your valuable. Is that right? ' 'Yes, thank you. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Picking up valuables - When: Afternoon - Where: Store - Who: Customer and Store - Category: Transactional/Request - Answer: Transaction - Answer: Afternoon - Answer: Store - Answer: Customer,Store - Answer: Transactional - Answer: Customer,Store
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['did you know that abortion is still illegal in many states in the USA? ' 'why? I thought Americans were supposed to be more open than that. ' 'well, for many religious people, they believe that people who abort their babies are murderers. ' 'do you think most people in America believe that abortion is wrong? ' " no, I think it's mostly the older generation who are against abortions. " " it's no wonder there are so many teenage pregnancies in America. " 'religious people blame it on pre-marital sex, not on abortion being illegal. ' 'what do you think about abortion? ' " I personally would never want to have one, but I think that since a pregnancy can affect a woman's entire life, she should have the right to decide for herself. " 'do you think the fathers should have some kind of say in the matter? ' " I know this is going to sound sexist, but I don't think that men should have to give their approval to the mothers of their children. " " why not? It's their children, too. " 'that may be true, but when a woman gets pregnant, it changes her life completely. Men can still carry on with their lives after the birth exactly as they did beforehand. ' 'that might be true, but I think men should have some kind of say in the matter. '] ### 4W and Category What, When, Where, Who, Category - What : Abortion - When : - Where : - Who : - Category : Social Issues - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : - Category : -
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Come to think of it, you should get out your English books and catch up on your reading assignments. ' " But I don't have any reading assignments. " " Then review for your test. You'll do even better. And maybe reading will help you get to sleep. " " Aw, Mom-you're such a drag. " " You say that now, Lily, but you'll thank me later. I'm your mom, and mother knows best. "] ### 4W and Category: - What: Reading - When: Test - Where: Home - Who: Lily, Mom - Category: Mother-Child Conversation
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ["I'm just calling to see if you have made any decision about the position. " " Sorry, we haven't made the decision at all. " 'Do you have any idea when you might arrive at a decision? ' 'We will let you know probably next Monday. I hope to give you a positive reply. ' " I'm willing to wait until you have come to a decision. "] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category Answer: - What: Job - When: Monday - Where: Not mentioned - Who: Not mentioned - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer - Category: Job Offer -
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['How did you find your apartment? ' 'You can check on the bulletin boards at school for local housing. ' 'What if I need a roommate? ' 'There are websites that can hook you up with a roommate. ' 'How much do apartments cost around here? ' 'It depends on what you want. Do you want a one - or two-bedroom apartment? ' 'I just need a one-bedroom apartment. ' 'That will probably cost you around twelve hundred dollars a month. ' 'Would you come with me to look at apartments? ' 'I would be happy to look at apartments with you. '] ### 4W and Category What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Searching # Apartments What, When, Where, Who, Category : Home Searching # Apartments # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites # School # Websites
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Have you heard what happened?'' Heard what? ' 'Deborah already had her baby.'" I didn't know that. " 'I thought you knew.'" I honestly didn't know. " 'The baby was 8 pounds 6 ounces.'" That's good to hear. " 'Will you go and visit them?'' Of course I will. ' 'I just wanted to give you the good news. ' 'Thanks for letting me know. '] ### 4W and Category What, When, Where, Who, Category : Family ### Answer What : Baby When : Already Where : Home Who : Deborah Category : Family
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['How silly of you to jump out of the window! ' 'But that was the first thing that came into my mind when I heard the shout earthquake! ' 'Why not use staircases? The terror was not so violent at that time. ' 'That would be too late.'' Maybe the situation is too urgent. ' 'Yes, I think I should have jumped in any case. '] ### 4W and Category - What: Accident - When: Time - Where: Window - Who: You - Category: Disaster
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['I need to stop eating such unhealthy foods. ' " I know what you mean. I've started eating better myself. " 'What foods do you eat now? ' 'I tend to stick to fruits, vegetables, and chicken. ' 'Those are the only things you eat?'" That's basically what I eat. " " Why aren't you eating anything else? " 'Well, fruits and vegetables are very healthy.'' And the chicken? ' " It's really healthy to eat when you bake it. " 'I guess that does sound a lot healthier. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category: Health/Fitness
You are given a conversation between two people. Your task is to extract and answer the four "W" questions: "What", "When", "Where", and "Who", along with the "Category" of the conversation. - Answer each "W" and the "Category" in strictly one or two words only. - No explanations or extra text—just provide the answers. ### Conversation: ['Good morning! I am a new comer in our office. ' 'Good morning! Welcome to our office! ' 'Nice to meet you! My name is Grace Williams. ' 'Nice to meet you too! I am Peter Smith. ' 'Today is my first day at work! ' 'Well, hope you will enjoy your first day! Just ask me if you need any help. ' " Thank you. It's very kind of you. "'You are welcome. '] ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category: What, When, Where, Who, Category : Office Greeting ### 4W and Category:

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