Dialogue Writing Format and examples class 6

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Dialogue writing in English

A dialogue is a conversation between two individuals on a topic understood and related to by both. It is an exchange of thoughts and opinions on any kind of topic or issue. A dialogue may either aim to form a concurrence of thought or to differentiate one‟s point of view from the others.

Dialogue writing Format:

A dialogue does not have any distinct format. However, some rules need to be followed to avoid confusion while pairing a statement with its speaker.

When the names of speakers are not mentioned, the dialogues should be written within quotation marks.

Example: “I have an appointment today.”
                    “What time is it?”

In such cases, attributions like „he said‟, „she replied‟ etc. should also be included.
Example: “I do not trust that man,” he said.

An attribution when used at the beginning of a sentence should always be followed by a comma (,).
Example: She said, “This is the clue we were looking for.”

When names of the speakers are included, they should be followed by a colon mark (:).
Example:
Rita:           How may I help you?
Mr Rao:      Could you tell me the way to the boardroom?

Every time the speaker changes, a new line should be used.
Example:
Mother:     What time will you be back?
Sara:           The class will get over by 4, so I should be home by 4.30.
Mother:     I may not be at home when you come, but I will make some snacks for you before leaving.


Dialogue writing Example:

Mahesh: Excuse me sir.
Rohan: Yes, how may I help you?
Mahesh: Could you tell me which railway station is the nearest?
Rohan: Sure! The Grant Road railway station is the nearest one from this place. Mahesh: Okay. And how do I reach there?
Rohan: Oh, it‟s quite simple. You walk straight for about ten minutes. You will reach a traffic signal.
              There you will see a small park in the centre of the road.
Mahesh: And after that?
Rohan: You cross the road and take the bylane which has Irani hotels on both sides. You walk for another two minutes and there you will see the railway station.
Mahesh: Thank you, sir. You have been very helpful. Have a good day! Rohan: You are welcome

Above is the Dialogue writing Example for class 6, Students can find more examples in our PDF.

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