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Dialogue

Dialogue

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English, Journalism

5th - 6th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RL.2.6, L.6.6, L.4.2C

+9

Standards-aligned

Created by

Monique Coutou

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9 Slides • 6 Questions

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Dialogue

Narrative-Descriptive Writing

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What is Dialogue

Dialogue is the conversation in a story or anytime something is said aloud by the story's characters. Dialogue states the character's exact words.

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Multiple Choice

What is dialogue?

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narration

2

text written by the author

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exact words spoken by a character

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thoughts

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Dialogue in Writing

We use dialogue in writing to add details, re-live a scene that played out, show our characters through interactions and more!

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a reason to use dialogue in writing?

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to add details

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to re-live a scene

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show our characters through interactions

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to tell what the narrator is thinking

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Dialogue Rules

  • Quote any spoken words.

  • Capitalize the first word of the quoted sentence.

  • Separate spoken and unspoken words with punctuation.

  • Use tags to show who is speaking and their mood.

  • Indent/ write on a new line for each new speaker and use dialogue with correct punctuation.

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Multiple Select

Select ALL of the following that are necessary when writing dialogue in stories.

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punctuation

2

indentation

3

capitalization

4

tags

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Punctuation

Dialogue Tags

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Punctuation

Writing Dialogue

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Fill in the Blank

When a question mark or exclamation mark comes before the dialogue tag, then there is no need to put a _____.

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Try these instead of said...

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the dialogue tag?

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"You won't believe what I saw!"

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she bellowed

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Multiple Select

Select TWO of the following words that can be used as dialogue tags.

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whimpered

2

staggered

3

plodded

4

screamed

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Review

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Dialogue

Narrative-Descriptive Writing

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