Using Temporal Words in Dialogue

The video tutorial discusses the use of temporal words to show changes in time and improve writing by connecting ideas and creating sequences. It provides examples of how to incorporate these words into sentences to make them more diverse and engaging. Additionally, the tutorial explains how to write dialogue in narrative writing, including the use of quotation marks and paragraph indentation.

Why are temporal words crucial in writing?

• They are used to describe characters.

• They make sentences longer.

• They show changes in time and connect ideas.

• They help in creating suspense.

Which of the following is a temporal word?

• Quickly

• Beautifully

• After

• Loudly

What is the effect of starting sentences with temporal words?

• It makes the text more confusing.

• It helps in creating a sequence and showing time changes.

• It reduces the number of sentences.

• It makes the text more humorous.

Which temporal word can be used to start a sentence?

• Quickly

• Beautifully

• Finally

• Loudly

What was the main issue with the initial story without temporal words?

• It had too many characters.

• It was too long.

• It was written in a foreign language.

• It was repetitive and lacked flow.

How does adding temporal words improve a story?

• It makes the story more colorful.

• It adds more characters.

• It enhances clarity and flow.

• It increases the word count.

What is the role of temporal words in a narrative?

• To describe characters.

• To create a timeline and connect events.

• To add humor.

• To increase suspense.

What is the benefit of using diverse temporal words?

• It prevents repetition and adds variety.

• It makes the text more humorous.

• It reduces the number of sentences.

• It makes the text more colorful.

What is the first step in writing dialogue?

• Writing a summary.

• Indenting the paragraph.

• Choosing character names.

• Drawing a comic strip.

In the example conversation, what does Chris say first?

• Hi, my name is Chris.

• Goodbye.

• How are you?

• Nice to meet you.