This document discusses dialogue writing and provides examples. It defines dialogue as a verbal exchange between two or more people, noting that dialogue allows readers to know characters firsthand rather than just explaining them. It provides examples of different types of dialogue, including interruption, answering anticipated questions, and using exclamations. The document also discusses the functions and importance of dialogue, as well as punctuation and mapping techniques for dialogue.

1. U D RTU,kota
Name-shubham rathore
Roll no-19/529
Batch-G4
Branch-C.S.E.

2.  Dialogue Writing
 A dialogue is a verbal exchange between two or more people.when two
Persons talk,they do not use bookish language.
 A dialogue is a way of showing a story instead
Of explaining one through writing.
 The writer allows the reader to know the chara
cters first hand and interpret the characters
And story themselvers.
 One may even answer a question by asking a question.a question may be
Anticipated and answered.

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 Dialogues are used in dramas ,films and in narratives.no speaker should
speak for a long time but there should be a spontaneous exchange of
Ideas.
 The dialogue must seen to be spontaneous
But it must have a general plan.one speaker
May interrupt the other in middle of a remark
 Tone is created by careful consideration of
Grammer ,vocabulary,sentence type and mo
Dality.

4. TYPES OF DIALOGUE
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5. function of Dialogue

6. INTERRUPTION
• manish: I am always impressed by a person who attacks
established or traditional concept and principles
• mahesh: do you wantto say you are impressed by an
iconoclast
• manish: yes,I mean that

7. A Question for a Question
• kishan: will america attack iran?
• manoj: what is you opinion on this ,it will attack?

8. answering an anticipated question
• vinay: i want to ask you something.
• raj: I know what you want to ask. I am a teetoller

9.  EXCLAMATIONS
 surprise:
“what ! the minister has been arrested!”
 pleasure:
“great ! we have won the match!”

11. some basic punctuation

14. Why is Dialogue required???
to present facts of own& to consider
facts of others
to seek understanding
through alternatives
to reach decisions

20. Dialogue mapping

22. Dialogue tree making

26. Dialogue example

27. Dialogue example

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29. thank you