question: Write a dialog with this premise "Sam moved into the Uni flat and Christine updates Jane on him.".
dialog: Jane: Hi, AGES since we chatted! How's everyone your end?
Christine: Great! Sam has just moved into his Uni flat and is halfway through Freshers Week. He's really enjoying it so far!
Jane: Oh, I'm so pleased! I expect He's partying like mad and having a whale of a time!
Christine: God, yes, he is! He is getting on well with his new flatmates... it's still the honeymoon period at the mo! I think the two vegan are going to be pains, though!
Jane: Why's that?
Christine: Well, when we took him up on Sat. they'd already settled in and had stuck various "rules" on signs all over the kitchen!
Jane: Oh oh! That sounds annoying!
Christine: You're telling me! And woe betide you if you accidently use the wrong sponge! Sam got a mouthful from one of them this week!
Jane: They sound like a nightmare? Can he ask the Uni to move him?
Christine: yeah, He's going to give it a couple of weeks and see how it goes! Apart from that it's all good.
Jane: I bet your all missing him, though! When Ben left, the house felt awfully quiet till we got used to it.
Christine: Course, yeah. We all miss him like mad. At least he's doing what he wants to do.
Jane: Wait till the work starts! Ben was so stressed.
Christine: yeah, he'll come down to earth with a bang then!
Jane: Well, lovely catching up. See you and Sid next week!
Christine: I can't wait! Bye love!
Jane: Byeee!
question: Write a dialog with this premise "Victory Street will be closed for works which is a nuisance for Rob and Tim. Joe walks to work everyday so he remains unconcerned.".
dialog: Joe: have you seen that they are planning to close Victory Street?
Rob: what the fuck
Joe: yeah, they are doing some reconstruction, i think they will add tram rails there
Tim: are you kidding me? the traffic jams are going to be massive
Rob: worse than that... and i commute to work through Victory everyday
Joe: i know, that's why i am telling you
Rob: this is bullshit, and of course they are doing it now instead of during holidays or something
Tim: yeah it's always like that, no one cares about us lol
Joe: i am glad i can walk to work every day, this is a blessing
question: Write a dialog with this premise "Max and Sophia are going for bowling tonight. Tomorrow, they will watch Creed II.".
dialog: Max: Want to see a film tonight?
Sophia: Sure. What do you have in mind?
Max: Is Aquaman out yet?
Sophia: Yuck! Don't want to see it anyway!
Max: You don't????
Sophia: No! Not my kind of film!
Max: Aw, man. Well, it doesn't matter. It isn't out until the 14th.
Sophia: Good. So what's on?
Max: A Star is Born?
Sophia: Maybe. What else?
Max: The Grinch. Or we can wait until tomorrow and see Creed II. That's supposed to be good.
Sophia: Let's do that. We can do something else tonight.
Max: Bowling?
Sophia: Yes!!!
question: Write a dialog with this premise "Anne's shaken up after watching the food documentary. ".
dialog:
Anne: I just watched that food documentary
Becky: Which one?
Frank: Finally! I told you it's brilliant
Anne: It's terrifying, really
Anne: It's called That Sugar Film, you really should watch it
Becky: I watched Rotten on Netflix and didn't like, I don't argue it's not true, but sounds a bit too hysterical for me
Mike: I've seen it and I think it's great
Anne: But to think about the food and how we eat, what we eat, terrible, I'm really shaken up
Anne: Especially as the guy was eating - healthy food?
Frank: Well, actually he wasn't eating healthy, he was eating what media called healthy or light
Anne: I don't get how people can eat like this
Mike: But don't you?
Anne: I'm not drinking this much fizzy drinks like Mountain Dew and such
Mike: Yes, but you eat a lot of cereals
Becky: Hm, I need to watch it, but from what you're saying it doesn't strike me as something revolutionary - sugar is bad for you, do you need to watch a film to know it?
Frank: I think the terrifying part is how the food industry is lying to us, producing food that's supposed to help us be healthy and fit, but is actually getting us diabetes
Mike: Told you long time ago that you should read labels, every single time
Anne: Not everyone has time for that
Becky: Really? It doesn't take that much time
Frank: I started doing it after watching this film and it's really difficult to find something not highly processed
Frank: There's sugar everywhere