Dialogue Writing

Dialogue is the ... among the characters in the story

• conversation

• conflict

• fight

• friendship

Diana: Good morning, Miss Maria. Have a great day!

Ms. Maria: Thank you. You too, Dear.

The text implies that Diana is a ... girl.

• brave

• honest

• helpful

• polite

Leo: Mom, you want that robot! All of my friends have it!

Mom: Not now, Leo. You have a lot of toys already.

Leo: I want it now!

From the conversation, we can see that Leo is .. .

• rude

• naughty

• lazy

• lying

Teacher: Mike, where is your homework?

Mike: My dog ate it.

Rani: Come on, Mike. What kind of excuse is that?

The conversation shows ... .

• Mike's dog is horrible

• Mike dog's is hungry

• Mike is lying

• The dog is hungry

Tom: Let's play video games!

May: No, It's very late. Mom told us to sleep earlier.

The text shows that May is ... .

• kind

• spoil

• obedient

• hardworking

Anna: Mom, can we go to the mall today.

Mom: We have to visit your aunt in the hospital today, Dear. May be next time.

The text implied ... .

• They wouldn't be able to go to the mall

• Mom was in the hospital

• Anna could go with her aunt.

• Anna should meet her aunt in the mall

Mom told me to study for the exam.

How to change the statement into the direct speech?

• Mom said, "You have to study for your exam."

• Mom said, you have to study for your exam."

• Mom said, "You have to study for your exam

• Mom said You have to study for your exam."

Sarah: Can you help me? The books are heavy.

Andy: "... ."

Andy is a kind boy. What will he say?

• I am very busy

• why do you have to bring so many books?

• the books are expensive.

• Sure. Where do you want me to put them?

Jean: My stomach hurts.

Ben: Please wait, I'll tell teacher so you can get help.

The text shows Ben is ... .

• smart

• creative

• honest

• helpful

We have to use ... in the direct speech.

• question mark

• exclamation mark

• quotation mark

• full stop