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Exploring Literary Devices: Dialogue and Conflict in Writing

This resource, created by Colby Gillespie, delves into essential literary devices such as dialogue, conflict, and foreshadowing within written conversations. It highlights the importance of mood and opinion, explores the use of analogies and similes, and illustrates first-person narration. Through engaging examples, including humor and dramatic elements, the piece encourages a deeper understanding of storytelling techniques. Ideal for students and writers looking to enhance their literary skills, this guide is both informative and entertaining.

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Exploring Literary Devices: Dialogue and Conflict in Writing

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  1. BY:COLBY GILLESPIE E.L.A Taks vocabulary

  2. Dialogue A written conversation between two or more characters.

  3. Conflict A problem

  4. Analogy A comparison of two things

  5. MOOD The feeling of the writer

  6. Foreshadowing what is to come later by giving hints and clues • Man I want a v8. Guess I should've had one

  7. OPINION • It is what someone thinks or believes I still won………OK I lied

  8. Simile • using "like" or "as"

  9. First person • Using I in a sentence referring to myself Yea isa killed her mhhh!!!!!

  10. Fact • A statement that can be proven Ughoh gotta go right now

  11. By Colby Gillespie • Sources gooooogle

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