While dialogue in most movies represents ordinary speech, the screwball comedies of the 1930s invented: a. a staccato, clipped m
anner of speech. b. a languorous, slow style that expressed romantic longing. c. a proper, formal style. d. a fast, witty style that called attention to itself. e. a serious, naturalistic style. 0.3 points
The 1930s comedy invented a quick, witty style that drew attention to itself, as shown in option D.
<h3>Comedy in the 1930s</h3>
Fast pace.
Exaggerated elements.
Witty messages.
Innocent characters.
Comedy in the 1930s included a very fast pace to create a story. This motivates the audience and guarantees a simple story, with very striking elements that attract attention to this genre in a very efficient way, guaranteeing the success of the cinema.
I would say to convey thoughts and feelings because when I wrote them in class my english teacher would tell us to write down what we think about the passage.
