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Background system C Database Database + ordering o n d Cars (10) Travel (10) Travel (10) Computer i t i o Human Cars (10) Travel (10) Travel (10) n 25 Figure 1 An overview of the simulation environment (The Wizards view.) Figure 2 A menu hierarchy Figure 3 The simulation environment used for the Cars application Figure 4 The editor used for database access Figure 5 Corpus 2 24 18.Jönsson, Arne Nils Dahlbäck ’Talking to a Computer is not Like Talking to Your Best Friend’ Proceedings of The first Scandinivian Conference on Artifi- cial Intelligence, Tromsø, Norway (1988) pp 297-307. 19.Kennedy, A., Wilkes, A., Elder, L. Murray, W. ’Dialogue with machines’ Cognition, 30 (1988) pp 73-105. 20. Lakoff, R.T. ’The Logic of Politeness; or minding your p’s and q’s’ Papers from the Ninth Regional Meeting, Chicago Linguistic Society, (1973) pp 292-305. 21. Ogden, William C. ’ Using Natural Language Interfaces’ Handbook of Human- Computer Interaction, M. Helander (Ed.), Elsevier Science Publishers B. V. (North Holland) (1988). 22. Pylyshyn, Zenon Computation and Cognition, Cambridge MA: The MIT Press (1984). 23. Reichman, Rachel Getting Computers to Talk Like You and Me, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (1985). 24. Shatz, M. Gelman, R. ’ The development of communication skills: Modifica- tions in the speech of young children as a function of listener’ Monographs of the Society for research in child development. 38, No 152. 25. Tennant, Harry Evaluation of Natural Language Processors Ph.D. Thesis. Uni-