Question

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What does effective dialogue do for a narrative?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@Daniel_Chernioglo @daisyrainbowmist @darkdirl111296 @deedee101 @darkangelvamp ?????

Answer 3

@Whitemonsterbunny17 i need your help i am ready to listen i swear !

Answer 4

@ayeedomo Help me !

Answer 5

Please Help me @ayeedomo i really need help !! I will medal and fan

Answer 6

hmm... Effective dialogue....
I don't know the PROFESSIONAL answer, but I could give you my opinion on what it does for a narrative?

Answer 7

Ok i will have your opinion that would really help

Answer 8

Sorry my wifi is really slow and I had to reload the page several times before it let me reply XD

Answer 9

Thats ok i will just wait

Answer 10

Dont worry i will still wait

Answer 11

Okay, so dialogue provides a great opportunity for more character detail and adds depth to the story. For example, the way characters speak to each other could tell you a lot about their relationship. In addition, it also makes it more realistic (because people don't just read each other's minds lol)

Answer 12

ok can i ask ya another question ?

Answer 13

??????

Answer 14

sure I guess XD

Answer 15

ok cool

Answer 16

What should happen with the conflict of your story during the body of your narrative

Answer 17

You have been so much help by the way Thank you very much <3

Answer 18

It should build up to a climax, I think.
From wikipedia:
It's the "turning point of a narrative work" and "is its point of highest tension or drama or when the action starts in which the solution is given."

Answer 19

You're welcome! :D
Sorry for my wifi lol

Answer 20

My wifi just went of too sorry i made you wait

Answer 21

Can i ask you a few more questions then i am done

Answer 22

@ayeedomo

Answer 23

@ayeedomo?

Answer 24

ok :)

Answer 25

How can you make readers feel like they are a part of your story

Answer 26

You can make readers feel like they are a part of your story with sensory/setting description. Describing sight, smell, sound, touch, and feel help the reader better imagine the scene of the story and feel like they're there experiencing it with the characters.

Answer 27

Next question, Wow you are good at English !

Answer 28

name two places where commas should always be placed.

Answer 29

?

Answer 30

Haha thanks XD (The last narrative I wrote was around 15 pages long LOL)

I wasn't too sure about this question, so I looked it up. This should help :)
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm
^ That names more than two places to put commas though. I'd say one of the major two is when you're listing something.
EX: Jenny went to the store and bought eggs, milk, and cheese.

Answer 31

ok

Answer 32

Next question,

Answer 33

How can you identify coordinate adjectives

Answer 34

I forgot to mention that if your only listing two things, you don't need a comma. XD

I had absolutely no clue what coordinate adjectives (After looking it up I realised what they were though)

http://grammarist.com/grammar/coordinate-adjectives/
^ Based off of this website, coordinate adjectives are separated usually by "and" or commas, which is how you can identify them.

Answer 35

thx

Answer 36

What do temporal words and phrases do?

Answer 37

I think they are used to transition sentences and/or paragraphs.

Answer 38

ok

Answer 39

Last question ,
An effective narrative conclusion should include what two elements?

Answer 40

?

Answer 41

I think it should summarize the main idea/key points and leave the reader with a lasting impression.

Answer 42

ok thx i am done

Answer 43

i really wanna thx you

Answer 44

Your welcome ^w^
Have a nice day! (or night lol)