Dialogue Writing
English Language
Dialogue Writing starts at 4 and continues till grade 12.
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In the dialogue, "Can you help me?" asked Sam, what is Sam doing?
In the dialogue, "I am so tired," whispered Lily, what does the word 'whispered' tell us?
In the dialogue, "Let's play outside," suggested Ben, what is Ben doing?
In the dialogue, "Where are you going?" asked Tom, which part is the dialogue tag?
In the sentence, "I can't wait for the trip!" exclaimed Maria, what is Maria feeling?
What is a dialogue in English writing?
What is the difference between direct and indirect speech in dialogue writing?
What is the main function of quotation marks in dialogue writing?
What is the purpose of using dialogue tags?
What should you avoid when writing dialogue?
What should you do if two characters are speaking in a conversation?
Which punctuation mark is used at the end of a question in dialogue? (1) . (2) ? (3) !
Why is dialogue important in a story?
Write a dialogue (2 lines) between a doctor and a patient.
Write a dialogue (2 lines) between a parent and a child about bedtime.
Write a dialogue (2 lines) between a shopkeeper and a customer.
Write a dialogue (2 lines) between two friends meeting after school.
Write a short dialogue (2-3 lines) between a teacher and a student about homework.
