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Dialogue format

New speaker = new line, indent. Dialogue format. “Can I buy you a coffee?” I ask. “No, thank you. Coffee is too hard on the insides. But I would like some soup.”

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Dialogue format

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  1. New speaker = new line, indent Dialogue format “Can I buy you a coffee?” I ask. “No, thank you. Coffee is too hard on the insides. But I would like some soup.” Before I can react, Amos looks up and shouts to the waitress, “Honey, bring me a bowl of beef soup. And a roll, and a glass of milk.” The waitress comes to the table with a small basket of bread, and takes my order for an omelets and coffee. “Thank you kindly for buying me lunch,” he says. “A man feels revived when his belly is full. Obviously, you are a generous man, considerate of others, unlike some people in this town.”

  2. Rewrite using correct dialogue format Where have you been my mother shrieked as I walked through the door. I was at Kevin’s house! I told you yesterday I was going there! My mother’s eyes bore a whole through me. No you did not young man! You are grounded!

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