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Dialogue Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Dialogue
Conversation between two or more characters in a text, used to reveal character, advance the plot, or convey tone.
Explicit meaning in dialogue
Information or ideas stated directly in the characters' speech.
Implicit meaning in dialogue
Information or ideas implied or inferred from the characters' speech or tone.
Tone in dialogue
The attitude or emotion conveyed through the characters' choice of words and phrasing.
Register in dialogue
The level of formality or informality in the characters' speech, appropriate to their audience and purpose.
Dialogue and characterisation
How dialogue reveals a character's personality, motivations, and relationships.
Dialogue and perspective
How dialogue reflects the viewpoint or position of a character within the text.
Dialogue and structure
The placement and sequencing of dialogue within a text to create shifts in focus or advance the narrative.
Dialogue and tone shifts
How changes in dialogue can signal shifts in mood or atmosphere within a text.
Evaluating dialogue
Making critical judgements about how effectively dialogue conveys ideas, develops characters, or influences the reader.

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