EN · Dialogues
Making a Deal
This set contains 51 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.3
Hi, HPresdo Syou v2have a moment vIto discuss a potential deal?
Explanation
Hi, do you have a moment to discuss a potential deal?
Patternshave — had — had^a potential deal
Sure, what HPresdo Syou v2have in mind?
Explanation
Sure, what do you have in mind?
Patternshave — had — had
SI M’d v2like vIto propose a collaboration between our two departments.
Explanation
I’d like to propose a collaboration between our two departments.
Patternsour two departments
SThat VPressounds p2interesting.
Explanation
That sounds interesting.
What kind of collaboration HPresare Syou pAPresthinking about?
Explanation
What kind of collaboration are you thinking about?
Patternsthink — thought — thought
SWe Mcould v2work together on the new product launch.
Explanation
We could work together on the new product launch.
Patternsthe new product launch
What specific roles Mwould Seach department v2play?
Explanation
What specific roles would each department play?
Patternswhat specific roles
SYour team Mcould v2handle the marketing, while Smy team VPresfocuses on product development.
Explanation
Your team could handle the marketing, while my team focuses on product development.
SThat Mcould v2work.
Explanation
That could work.
What st’s Sthe timeline you HPres’re pAconsidering?
Explanation
What’s the timeline you’re considering?
SWe HPres’re pAPreslooking at a three-month timeline for development, pSPastfollowed by a one-month marketing push.
Explanation
We’re looking at a three-month timeline for development, followed by a one-month marketing push.
Patternsa three-month timeline^a one-month marketing push
VPresSounds p2reasonable.
Explanation
Sounds reasonable.
What resources Mwould Syou v2need from us?
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What resources would you need from us?
SWe M’d v2need your team’s expertise in market research and promotional strategies.
Explanation
We’d need your team’s expertise in market research and promotional strategies.
Patternsyour team’s expertise
And what Mcan Swe v2expect from your team?
Explanation
And what can we expect from your team?
SWe M’ll v2deliver a fully developed product ready for market.
Explanation
We’ll deliver a fully developed product ready for market.
Patternsa fully developed product
How Hfwill Swe v2handle the budget for this project?
Explanation
How will we handle the budget for this project?
SWe Mcould v2split the costs equally between our departments.
Explanation
We could split the costs equally between our departments.
Patternssplit — split — split
SI VPresthink Sthat st’s p2fair.
Explanation
I think that’s fair.
Patternsthink — thought — thought
How Hfwill Swe v2measure the success of this collaboration?
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How will we measure the success of this collaboration?
By pAPrestracking key performance indicators like sales numbers and customer feedback.
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By tracking key performance indicators like sales numbers and customer feedback.
Patternskey performance indicators
What if there VPresare Sany delays or Sdelays issues during the project?
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What if there are any delays or issues during the project?
Patternsthere are What^be — was/were — been
SWe Mshould v2have regular check-ins vIto address any potential problems early.
Explanation
We should have regular check-ins to address any potential problems early.
Patternshave — had — had^regular check-ins^any potential problems
pSPastAgreed.
Explanation
Agreed.
How often HPresdo Syou v2suggest Swe VPresmeet?
Explanation
How often do you suggest we meet?
Patternsmeet — met — met
SA weekly meeting Mshould v2keep us on track.
Explanation
A weekly meeting should keep us on track.
Patternskeep — kept — kept^a weekly meeting
SThat VPresworks for me.
Explanation
That works for me.
How Hfwill Swe v2handle any disagreements?
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How will we handle any disagreements?
SWe Mcan v2set up a mediation process with a neutral party if pSneeded.
Explanation
We can set up a mediation process with a neutral party if needed.
Patternsset — set — set^a mediation process^a neutral party
SThat VPressounds like a good plan.
Explanation
That sounds like a good plan.
Patternsa good plan
What st’s Sthe next step?
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What’s the next step?
Patternsthe next step
SWe Mshould v2draft a formal agreement pAPresoutlining the responsibilities and expectations.
Explanation
We should draft a formal agreement outlining the responsibilities and expectations.
Patternsa formal agreement
SI M’ll v2start pAworking on that.
Explanation
I’ll start working on that.
When Mcan Swe v2review the draft together?
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When can we review the draft together?
How about Swe Vreview it by the end of the week?
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How about we review it by the end of the week?
SThat VPresworks for me.
Explanation
That works for me.
MShould Swe v2involve our supervisors?
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Should we involve our supervisors?
Yes, Sit st’s p2important vIto get their approval on the final agreement.
Explanation
Yes, it’s important to get their approval on the final agreement.
Patternsget — got — gotten^the final agreement
Great, SI M’ll v2loop in my supervisor as well.
Explanation
Great, I’ll loop in my supervisor as well.
Perfect.
Explanation
Perfect.
Anything else Swe Mneed vIto cover?
Explanation
Anything else we need to cover?
SI VPresthink Swe HPres’ve v2Pastcovered pAeverything.
Explanation
I think we’ve covered everything.
Patternsthink — thought — thought
HLet’s v2finalize the details and st*get pSstarted.
Explanation
Let’s finalize the details and get started.
Patternslet — let — let
pSPastAgreed.
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Agreed.
Thanks for pAPresworking with me on this.
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Thanks for working with me on this.
SYou VPres’re p2welcome.
Explanation
You’re welcome.
pAPresLooking forward to a successful collaboration.
Explanation
Looking forward to a successful collaboration.
Patternsa successful collaboration
Me too.
Explanation
Me too.
VHave a great day!
Explanation
Have a great day!
Patternshave — had — had^a great day
You too!
Explanation
You too!
VPresThank you!
Explanation
Thank you!