The two people have a conversation where person A describes a new girl at school to person B. A says the girl is pretty and not too tall, about 5 feet. B thinks they may know who A is talking about. In the second dialogue, A again says the new girl is pretty and kind of short, about 5 feet. A notices her beautiful brown eyes. B thinks they may have bumped into her before. In the third dialogue, A describes the new girl as one of the prettiest and quite short, about 5 feet tall. A says she has light brown, beautiful eyes. B thinks they know who A is talking about and that they have seen her.

1. Dialogue 1
A: Have you seen the new girl in school?
B: No, I haven't.
A: She's really pretty.
B: Describe her to me.
A: She's not too tall.
B: Well, how tall is she?
A: She's about five feet even.
B: What does she look like, though?
A: She has pretty light brown eyes.
B: I may know which girl you're talking about.
A: So you have seen her around?
B: Yes, I have.
Dialogue 2
A: There's a new girl in school, have you seen her yet?
B: I haven't seen her yet.
A: I think that she is very pretty.
B: Tell me how she looks.
A: She's kind of short.
B: What height is she?
A: She's probably about five feet.
B: That's nice, but tell me what she looks like.
A: The first thing I noticed was her beautiful brown eyes.
B: I think I might've bumped into her before.
A: Are you telling me that you've seen her before?
B: I believe so.
Dialogue 3
A: Have you met the new girl?
B: No. Have you?
A: She's one of the prettiest girls at the school.
B: What does she look like?
A: Well, she's quite short.
B: How tall would you say that she is?
A: I would say she's only five feet.
B: What about her facial features?
A: She has light brown eyes, absolutely beautiful.
B: I think I know who you're talking about.
A: Have you seen her?
B: I think that I have.