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"""
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src/agents/role_play/scenarios.py
CHANGED
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"scenario_title": "Student Visa Interview",
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"scenario_description": "Learn about the challenges and benefits of starting a small business, then share what kind of business you would start. You are a student applying for a student visa. I am the visa interviewer.",
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"scenario_context": "A formal visa interview office at an embassy or consulate",
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"your_role": "
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"key_vocabulary": [
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"pursue higher education",
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"broaden my horizons",
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"scenario_title": "Ordering At A Restaurant",
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"scenario_description": "Practice ordering food, asking about the menu, and talking to a waiter. You are a customer at a restaurant. I am the waiter/waitress.",
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"scenario_context": "A busy restaurant with various seating options and a diverse menu",
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"scenario_description": "Practice asking about prices, sizes, and items while shopping. You are a customer looking for items in a store. I am the shop assistant.",
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"key_vocabulary": [
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"scenario_title": "Student Visa Interview",
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"scenario_description": "Learn about the challenges and benefits of starting a small business, then share what kind of business you would start. You are a student applying for a student visa. I am the visa interviewer.",
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"scenario_context": "A formal visa interview office at an embassy or consulate",
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"your_role": "visa interviewer",
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"key_vocabulary": [
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"pursue higher education",
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"broaden my horizons",
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"scenario_title": "Ordering At A Restaurant",
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"scenario_description": "Practice ordering food, asking about the menu, and talking to a waiter. You are a customer at a restaurant. I am the waiter/waitress.",
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"scenario_context": "A busy restaurant with various seating options and a diverse menu",
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"your_role": "waiter",
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"key_vocabulary": [
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"table for two, please",
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"do you have a reservation?",
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"scenario_title": "Going Shopping",
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"scenario_description": "Practice asking about prices, sizes, and items while shopping. You are a customer looking for items in a store. I am the shop assistant.",
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"scenario_context": "A retail store with various departments and products",
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"your_role": "shop assistant",
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"key_vocabulary": [
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"excuse me, could you help me?",
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"I'm looking for...",
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