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Separate current requests from old plans
A passage can mention old plans and new requests. Do not classify it solely from an action word.
Rules for this example
- R1
Use the final explicit statement to identify the current request.
- R2
Do not select withdrawn or explicitly negated requests.
Independent example
Example textI originally wanted to move the event to Friday, but the time no longer needs changing. Please only send the confirmation to my alternate email address.
Candidate labels Change the time / Redirect the confirmation
What to do
- Read both sentences in order and identify scope cues such as “originally,” “no longer” and “only.”
- Mark the time change as withdrawn and redirecting the confirmation as the current request.
- Reread your judgment; ensure old plans or negated requests are not retained as active labels.
Common mistake and why it matters
Selecting a time change after reading “move the event to Friday”: the later statement withdraws it.
Try making a judgment
Which label applies to the current request?
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Show the reasoning
Reference for this example Redirect the confirmation.
“The time no longer needs changing” withdraws the change; “Please only send the confirmation…” remains active.
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