Topic 1: Story Writing with Dialogue

Core concept

Dialogue is written using quotation marks to show exactly what a character says, like: "I am going home," said Ravi.

How it works

Each time a different character speaks, we usually start a new line, called a new paragraph, to keep the dialogue clear.

Why it matters

Dialogue tags like 'said,' 'asked,' or 'shouted' tell readers who is speaking and how they are saying it.

Key detail

Using dialogue effectively brings characters to life, reveals their personality, and moves the story's plot forward naturally.