1.
A: I really feel like eating a salad.
B: What kind are you going to make?
A: I'm really not sure.
B: I really like Caesar salads.
A: Caesar salads are pretty good.
B: What kind of salad do you want to make?
A: I want a salad with some chicken.
B: I love chicken salads.
A: I like my salads to have croutons, almonds, and shredded cheese.
B: That sounds really tasty.
A: You should make a salad like that.
B: I think that I will.
2.
A: I feel like I'm craving a salad.
B: What kind do you want?
A: I have no idea.
B: Caesar salads are good.
A: I like those too.
B: What kind do you plan on making?
A: I'd really like a salad with chicken.
B: Chicken salads are really good.
A: I always make my salads with shredded cheese, croutons, and almonds.
B: That sounds like a great salad.
A: Why don't you put it in your salad?
B: That sounds like a plan to me.
3.
A: I really want to make a salad.
B: Do you know what kind of salad that you want?
A: I'm not sure what kind that I want.
B: I usually make a Caesar salad.
A: Those taste really good.
B: Which kind of salad are you going to make?
A: I want a chicken salad.
B: I enjoy chicken salads.
A: I like salads with croutons, almonds, and shredded cheese.
B: I really like how that sounds.
A: Why don't you make a salad like that?
B: I'm going to do that then.
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