When you create dialogue, what must you give each new speaker?

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When you're writing dialogue you give each new line a paragraph. ex: "HI how are you today?" says tom sadly says andy " not to good, pretty down"

Leviafan [203]4 years ago

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When you create a dialogue, you must give each new speaker a new paragraph. Option B is the correct one.

Everytime a character will speak or express his or her opinion, a new paragraph must be provided to his/her. Furthermore, it is a fundamental rule to use quotation marks when writing a dialogue. It is also important to indicate who is speaking in each paragraph. Besides, proper usage of the speech tag is one of the important dialogue writing rules.

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