You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You are required to assign a label 'formal' if there is an absence of emotion and a presence of questions anywhere within the conversation. If such pattern is not found assign the label 'informal'.

 Person1:       I really dislike reading academic books .  
 Person2:That may be so , but reading them is an important way to expand your knowledge . 
informal

 Person1:       How about you , Chuck ? Where did you grow up ?  
 Person2:Well , I was born in Ohio , but I grew up in Texas .  
 Person1:        And when did you come to Los Angeles ?  
 Person2:In 1978 . I went to college here .  
 Person1:        Oh . What was your major ?  
 Person2:Drama . I was an actor for five years after college .  
 Person1:        That's interesting . So why did you become a hairdresser ?  
 Person2:Because I needed the money . And because I was good at it . Look ! What do you think ? 
informal

 Person1:       Right Rebecca . Now I see that after graduating from University your first job was ...  
 Person2:For a local paper in York called the York Herald . Actually , I started with them as an intern in the beginning . I was really keen on getting some experience in the journalistic world , and this seemed like a good first step .  
 Person1:        Certainly . And after your internship ?  
 Person2:They seemed impressed , and offered me a position as a junior local news reporter . I ended up staying two years there actually . I was in charge of the sports news section of the newspaper . I really enjoyed it there , and it really helped me build my skills .  
 Person1:        Yes I see . But you decided to leave them in 2006 , right ?  
 Person2:Yes , that ’ s right . My husband and I moved to London , and so I managed to find a position with a National newspaper based in London .  
 Person1:        The London Weekly right ?  
 Person2:Yes , in some ways it was a step down from my previous job but it did offer me much better prospects for the future . 

formal

