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Chronological Order

Presents details in the order in which they happen

It was a dark and stormy night...

Dialogue

conversation between two or more people

develops the characters and keeps the story moving forward

Important things to consider when writing dialogue

Use quotation marks to enclose a person's exact words

When an expression interrupts a quoted sentence, the second part of the quotation begins with a lowercase letter

If a quotation begins a sentence, a comma follows it

If a quotation ends a sentence, a comma comes before it

If a quoted sentence is interrupted, a comma follows the first part and comes before the second part

The young man smiled, and said, "My old master, now let me tell you the truth. My home is not so far away. It is quite near your temple. We have been old neighbors for many years."

The old monk was very surprised. "I don't believe it. You, young man, will have your joke. Where is another house around here?"

"My master, would I lie to you? I live right beside your temple. The Green Pond is my home."

Don't use "said" all the time

“Yes,” she said.

“No,” he said.

“Yes, I can,” she said.

“No, you can’t,” he said.

empathized

accepted

consoled

crooned

comforted

sympathized

agreed

in a tired way

mumbled

struggled

emitted

wearied

Homework:

Eavesdrop on a conversation

  • 2-3 people (fake names)
  • 7-10 lines of dialogue
  • APPROPRIATE!!

Afterward write down some of the major words/phrases used

  • Emotions?

Begin a new paragraph every time the speaker changes

barked

cried out

cried

screamed

jabbered

bellowed

groaned

howled

shrieked

roared

grieved

wailed

yelped

Must tell about an event as it changes over time

Chronological Order and Dialogue

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"Yes," Juan added, "Bernie loves experiments, too."

Ouch Dad said did you see that fall

A direct quotation generally begins with a capital letter

"The tacos will be ready soon."

EX) Velma commented, "I especially like to do the experiments."

"This day," explained Mrs. Washington, "is going to be very important."

EX) "I think science is more interesting than history," said Bernie.

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