Dialog Act Labels:

1. Informing – Providing any information or facts to the listener.
2. Questioning – Asking for information, clarification, or confirmation.
3. Acknowledging – A way of showing that the listener has received and understood the previous message.
4. Directive – Giving instructions, requests, or commands to the listener.
5. Sympathizing – Expressing understanding, care, empathy, or compassion.
6. Commissive – Refers making a promise, offering, or undertaking a future course of action.

Example for Dialog Act Labels:

'Informing': "Leo, I really think you’re beating around the bush with this guy."

'Questioning': "Are you going to the annual party?"

'Acknowledging': "That’s a good idea."

'Directive': "As my mum tells me, you won't have it forever, so don't be foolish and pick at deep acne."

'Sympathizing': "So sorry you're feeling self conscious."

'Commissive': "I intend to finish this project by Friday."