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Learn: The Use of Dialogue in Character Development

AQA GCSE English Literature (8702)

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What is the primary purpose of dialogue in a literary text?

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In 'An Inspector Calls,' Sheila's dialogue changes from {{blank0}} and playful to {{blank1}} and mature.

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How can dialogue be used to explore themes in a literary text? (Select all that apply.)

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In 'DNA' by Dennis Kelly, what does Phil’s dialogue reveal about his role in the group?

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