Question

Instructions: Write a short dialogue between two characters who have a disagreement. The dialogue should reveal the characters' feelings about the situation and advance the plot by leading to a decision, conflict, or action. Guidelines: • Character 1: Has an urgent problem and is seeking help. • Character 2: Is reluctant to help but gives advice. • Ensure that the dialogue reveals something about the characters' emotions or motivations. • Use at least one coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) to connect ideas within the dialogue. Example of Dialogue (for reference): "You have to help me!" Sarah begged, clutching Tom’s arm. “I don’t know if this is a good idea,” Tom replied, pulling back. “You promised me,” Sarah said, her voice trembling. “I know,” Tom sighed, “but this could get us in serious trouble.” Exercise 3: Writing Dialogue Now, create your own dialogue below: Character 1 Name : ________________________ Character 2 Name: ________________________ Dialogue:
1. Character 1: ___________________________________________________ 2. Character 2: ___________________________________________________ 3. Character 1: ___________________________________________________ 4. Character 2: ___________________________________________________ 5. Character 1: ___________________________________________________ 6. Character 2: ___________________________________________________

Answer 1

**Character 1 Name:** Jamie
**Character 2 Name:** Alex

**Dialogue:**
1. Jamie: "I need your help right now, Alex! My parents are coming home in an hour, and I still haven't finished the project!"
2. Alex: "I get that, but I have my own assignment to finish, and it's due tomorrow."
3. Jamie: "Please! If I don’t hand this in, they’ll freak out, and I can’t bear to see that disappointment on their faces."
4. Alex: "I understand, yet I'm not sure how much I can assist you with a limited time—maybe you should just ask for an extension."
5. Jamie: "An extension? Are you serious? I can't just throw that excuse at them! I need your creative input, and you know it would elevate my work."
6. Alex: "Alright, fine! I’ll help you, but you owe me big time after this, and we really need to hurry."