Question

Which of the following is NOT a step in dialogue writing? *
1 point
Completeness
Greetings
Development of Dialogue
Closing Sentences​

Answer 1

Answer:

Closing sentences

Explanation:

Closing sentences stand as a fact for completeness. Hence by saying closing sentences, this means that one person has to say a bunch of sentences to end the dialogue e.g

Ruth: Bye.

Grace: Bye, See you, have a nice day...

Answer 2

Completeness option 1 is not a step in dialogue writing:

• Dialogue writing is the act of writing a discussion between two or more people.
• When creating a discourse, there are a few key steps to remember.
• At the outset of a scene, characters always greet one other. It is the conversation's focal point.
• The second stage is to create a discussion. It contains both the body of the discussion between characters and the purpose of the conversation.
• It should be informative and not too short or long.
• The last discourse should end with closing sentences to indicate the end of the conversation. It contains phrases like "goodbye," "see you later," and so on.

• While completeness is an important aspect of conversation composition, it is not the first step.
• Every sentence in the dialogue must be complete.
• There should be no doubt in the reader's mind about any component of the discourse.
• In order to establish its correct conclusion, the dialogue's conclusion should also be full.

• However, while completeness is not the goal, it is a crucial consideration when establishing interaction.