SITUATION 3: James is asking June about a class he missed.
James: ?
June: It was OK. There wasn't much to it.
James: What did you have to do?
June: where we got to know each other a bit.
James: That sounds like fun.
June: actually. The teacher also gave us a reading handout. Here, I got one for you.
James: Thanks.
June: That's what friends are for.

SITUATION 4: Jane is looking for the gift she received.
Jane: ?
Rose: The gloves?
Jane: Mittens, not gloves.
Rose: ?
Jane: You put every finger into gloves separately, but only the thumb is separate in mittens.
Rose: Oh, but those are for kids, aren't they?
Jane: Actually, . They are cute and very warm.

SITUATION 5: Pim is asking Tom about a TV series to watch.
Pim: something to watch during the summer?
Tom: Japanese or Korean?
Pim: American or British with subtitles in English would be better.
Tom: Don't you think it will be hard to catch what the actors say?
Pim: . But the subtitles will help. It will improve my English language skills, don't you think?
Tom: Maybe so. I suggest "Designated Survivor" if you like American politics and "How to Get Away with Murder" if you like court dramas.
Pim: . I'll try them both.