Asked by Patrick

How do I write a sentence using the word Parliament in a dialogue?

I am confused.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Joe: Do you know who's running for Parliament from our district?

Patrick: Yes, it's Clement Paul.

Answered by Patrick
I think I understand. So I have to make it as if someone asks me a question and I respond somehow using the vocab word is that correct?

Answered by Ms. Sue
That would be one way of doing it.

It could also be in the form of two statements.

Joe: The British Parliament ignored the complaints of the American colonists.
Patrick: Yep. That was a big cause of the Revolutionary War.
Answered by Patrick
Joe: What is taxation?
Cindy: When the government charges a tax on income earned, products purchased, and property owned.

The Vocab Word is taxation. Would this be an okay example?
Answered by Patrick
Another vocab word is intimidated.

Example of dialogue.
Jacob: I feel intimidated by that boy.
Josh: Why do you feel intimidated?

Would the above be a good example of dialogue using the word intimidated?

Answered by Reed
Yes, Patrick, those are good examples. Good work!
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, those are good examples.
Answered by Patrick
Thank you. I will send you one last one in minute to look over.
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