Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input:  Person1:     So what do you feel like doing this evening ? How about going to the cinema ?  
 Person2:  Ah , that's a good idea . But I heard the film club of our school would show a film for free . Maybe we don't need to go to the cinema .  
 Person1:      That's good ! I've also heard there will be a party held by the Students ' Union tomorrow evening . Would you like to go with me tomorrow night ?  
 Person2:  I'd like to , but I'm afraid I can't .  
 Person1:      Why ? Do you have to prepare for your examination ? Oh , come on , girl , relaxation is also very important .  
 Person2:  That's not the reason . I have to go to the English Corner tomorrow evening . You know , I've been going there every week .  
 Person1:      Oh , God , I've forgotten it .  
 Person2:  You said you wanted to improve your English , so how about coming with me tomorrow ? I can also introduce some friends to you .  
 Person1:      Oh , no , I don't want to know any more geeks like you .  
 Person2:  They are not geeks . They are also interested in singing , dancing , and so on . They are excellent , and they can always help me a lot .  
 Person1:      Really ? Is there a foreign teacher for every class ?  
 Person2:  It depends . If they are not busy , they will come to join us , and talk with us .  
 Person1:      So you just talk all the time ?  
 Person2:  Of course not . The foreign teachers also teach us English songs , and play games with us .  
 Person1:      That sounds interesting . I'll go with you tomorrow evening .  
 Person2:  You won't be disappointed . 

0