Dialogue writing for GPSTR exam. Conversation writing tricks for GPSTR exam. Dialogue writing in English examples. Dialogue examples for students.
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Dialogue writing / Conversation writing
7 Rules of Dialogue writing:
1. Dialogue should stay on topic.
2. Use dialogue as you would actual speech.
3. Avoid long speeches.
4. Be grammatically correct.
5. Keep characters’ speech consistent.
6. Avoid excessive exposition.
7. Add variety to your dialogue scenes.
1. Malik is a stranger in the city of Meerut. He seeks help first from Ramesh and then Chaturvedi. Write a conversation between them in 3 to 4 exchanges. 1×3=3
Malik : Could you tell me where the railway station is?
Ramesh : Sorry. I’m a stranger myself here.
Malik : That’s all right. Don’t worry. (he meets another person) Will you please tell me how to get to the railway station?
Chaturvedi : Well, can you see that? It’s Subhash circle.
Malik : Yes.
Chaturvedi : Go straight there. Take the first road on your left. You can see the station on your left.
Malik : Thank you very much.
Chaturvedi : Welcome.
Example of dialogue conversation
2. Imagine you are Abdul, a resident of the historical Vijayapura city and you meet James, a foreign tourist infront of the Golgumbaz. You have conversation with him. Write a conversation between them in 3 to 4 exchanges. 1×3=3
Foreigner : Good morning. I’m James. Could I know your name please?
Resident : Very good morning. I’m Abdul. Where are you from, sir?
James : I’m from Germany. Could you mind giving me some information about this monument?
Abdul : Not at all. It’s my pleasure. This monument is Golgumbaz. It is the second biggest dome in the world.
James : Oh, wonderful! Who built this great monument?
Abdul : Mohammed Adilshah built it.
James : What makes this monument interesting?
Abdul : Golgumbaz has a ‘whispering gallery.’ Every sound uttered in the gallery is echoed more than
seven times.
James : Is that so? It’s really interesting. Well, Thank you very much Mr. Abdul for all the information.
Abdul : You’re welcome Mr. James.
3. Imagine there is a phone call for your brother; he is not there. Listen to what the caller has to say. You have conversation with him. Write a conversation between them in 3 to 4 exchanges. 1×3=3
Rajesh : Hello, May I speak to Shivaraj?
Sania : May I know who is calling please?
Rajesh : I’m Rajesh, Shivaraj’s friend.
Sania : That’s fine, but he’s gone out.
Rajesh : Could you please inform him to be at the football
ground by 5 p.m. evening?
Sania : Certainly, I will.
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