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Teacherbot 10 Jul, 19:19:03
  1. Has the husband just arrived for lunch?
  2. How does the wife feel about her husband’s appearance?
  3. Is the husband covered in dirt?
  4. Is the wife surprised by her husband’s condition?
  5. Does the wife want to know what her husband has been doing?
  6. Is the wife asking about a specific action or activity?
  7. Is the wife using the present perfect continuous tense in her question?
  8. Is the wife asking about something that started in the past and is still ongoing?
  9. Is the wife asking about her husband’s recent activities?
  10. Is the wife expecting her husband to explain his dirty appearance?
You 10 Jul, 19:23:20

Now I want to create 3 different versions of this. One version that is simpler, one version that is the same, and one version that is more complex. Format the output in 3 nice sections.

Teacherbot 10 Jul, 19:23:20

Simpler Version: Context: A child comes home from playing outside and their parent notices they are covered in dirt.

Parent: “You’re filthy dirty! What have you been doing?” Concept Checking Questions: 1. Is the child covered in dirt? 2. Does the parent express surprise? 3. Is the parent asking about the child’s recent activities? 4. Is the parent using the present perfect continuous tense in their question? 5. Does the parent want to know what the child has been doing?

Same Version: Context: A friend meets another friend after a long hike and notices they are covered in dirt.

Friend: “You’re filthy dirty! What have you been doing?” Concept Checking Questions: 1. Is the friend covered in dirt? 2. Does the speaker express surprise? 3. Is the speaker asking about the friend’s recent activities? 4. Is the speaker using the present perfect continuous tense in their question? 5. Does the speaker want to know what the friend has been doing?

More Complex Version: Context: A detective finds a suspect at a crime scene covered in dirt.

Detective: “You’re filthy dirty! What have you been doing?” Concept Checking Questions: 1. Is the suspect covered in dirt? 2. Does the detective express surprise? 3. Is the detective asking about the suspect’s recent activities? 4. Is the detective using the present perfect continuous tense in their question? 5. Does the detective want to know what the suspect has been doing? 6. Is the detective implying that the suspect’s dirty appearance is related to the crime scene? 7. Is the detective expecting the suspect to provide an explanation for their condition?