English Language Representations of speech in Literary texts
- Created by: Rebecca Goddard
- Created on: 16-01-13 13:23
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There are differences between spoken and written dialogue
In spoken dialogue, the interaction is between the speaker and listener
In written dialogue, the interaction is between the reader, author, and character
Written dialogue needs to replace the para-linguistic features with writing and it is also a representation of the character
Direct speech or thought
- reports someones actual words
- there is a reporting verb which can give extra information
- can add adverbs or prepositional phrases to give extra information
- the author is shown…
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