Dialogue Writing_2

In dialogue writing, many parts are involved. They are:

• Spoken words, Tag

• Spoken words, Tag, Double inverted comma

• Spoken words, Tag, Double inverted comma or Quotation marks or Colon and comma

• Spoken words, Tag, Double inverted comma or Quotation marks

In dialogue writing, there are two important parts. They are:

• Spoken words, Tag, Double inverted comma or Quotation marks or Colon and comma

• Spoken words and Tag

• Double inverted comma or Quotation marks or Colon and comma

• Spoken words and question mark

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• "Wake up," said Rohan, "It is seven o'clock."

• "Wake up." said Rohan, "It is seven o'clock."

• "Wake up," said Rohan, "it is seven o'clock."

• "Wake up," said Rohan, "It is seven o'clock?"

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

(a)  

• "No, I cannot write for you," said the mother.
• "No I cannot write for you," said the mother.

• "No I cannot write for you." said the mother.

• "No, I cannot write for you?" said the mother.

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• "What you have seen is? "said Raman, "a half truth; don't believe it completely."

• "What you have seen is, "said Raman, "a half truth. Don't believe it completely."

• "What you have seen is, "said Raman, "a half truth; don't believe it completely."

• "What you have seen is. "said Raman, "A half truth; don't believe it completely."

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

(a)  

• "Hello! Ram," said Gopal, "why don't you join us?"

• "Hello! Ram," said Gopal, "Why do you not join us?
• "Hello! Ram!" said Gopal, "Why do you not join us?"

• "Hello! Ram." said Gopal, "Why don't you join us?"

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• "No Mumma, I did not break the vase." said the little girl.

• "No, Mumma! I did not break the vase!" said the little girl.

• "No, Mumma, I did not break the vase," said the little girl.

• "No, Mumma; I did not break the vase," said the little girl.

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• "No. You cannot cross the road right now." said the police. "The vehicles of the PM are crossing now.", he continued.

• "No, you cannot cross the road right now." said the police. "The vehicles of the PM are crossing now,", he continued.

• "No, you cannot cross the road right now," said the police, "the vehicles of the PM are crossing now.", he continued.

• "No, you cannot cross the road right now," said the police. "The vehicles of the PM are crossing now," he continued.

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• Sudha said, "Yes you can. Just inform your father about the party."

• Sudha said, "Yes you can, just inform your father about the party."

• Sudha said, "yes you can. just inform your father about the party."

• Sudha said, "Yes you can; Just inform your father about the party."

Which of the followings is the right example of a proper dialogue :

• "Go out, and stand there" said the teacher, "I will call you when required."

• "Go out, and stand there," said the teacher, "I will call you when required."

• "Go out, and stand there." said the teacher, "I will call you when required".

• "Go out, and stand there", said the teacher, "I will call you when required".