Dialogue Writing:

Dialogue is a spontaneous exchange of thoughts between two or more persons. 

Tips for Dialogue Writing:

1. Understand the topic (formal or informal type)
2. Every dialogue must be short and simple.
3. Characters should talk to each other and not talk at each other.
4. Use proper punctuation.
5. Begin with appropriate introduction and end with conclusion.
6. Maintain a logical and meaningful continuity between the dialogues.

1. Write a conversation between you and bank manager regarding to open of an account in the bank.
(Mr. Patil is sitting in the office of The Bank Manager of SBI Bank at Dombivli, as I wish to open an account with the Bank)

Bank Manager: (with a warm smile) How can I help you?
Mr. Patil:Good morning sir (as I shook hand with the manager) I wish to open an account with            your bank. Please guide me about the procedure for the same.
Bank Manager: Ok. That’s nice the procedure is actually very simple. You just need a few documents like an address proof, 1 photo Id, Pan card and 3 photographs and just fill up the form.
Mr. Patil: But Sir what all benefits will I have if I open and account?
Bank Manager: You will have an ATM cum debit card to use. We have facilities like Internet Banking and telebanking in addition to the cheque book.
Mr. Patil: With what amount can I start my account?
Bank Manager: The minimum balance to start an account is 1000 /- and this much of balance has to be maintained throughout.
Mr. Patil : Alright. I live at Dombivli but my uncle stays at Kalyan and I frequently visit him. So it becomes a trouble to access my account.
Bank Manager: Oh. Don’t worry as I mentioned earlier you can use the internet banking facility or approach any other branch of SBI for cash or cheque deposit or withdrawal.
Mr. Patil : Oh, that's a relief. You really have customer friendly services.
Bank Manager: Yes, that's our ultimate goal anyway here is your form, fill it up and attach all the documents required and your accounts will be opened within 24 hrs.
Mr. Patil : Thank you so much for your time I'll see you tomorrow then, good bye.

2. Develop a dialogue between you and your teacher. Look at some of the points given in the balloons. Imagine about the responses given by the teacher.
· Topic
· Steps and stage
· Marking scheme
· Time limit
· Page limit
· Presentation

Myself : Good afternoon, teacher!
Teacher : Yes, very good morning, what do you want?
Myself : Yes, I want your guide lines to score better marks in Board exam.
What are the steps and stages involved in it?
Teacher : To score good marks in exam you should study the lesson
conceptually. Read the text books thoroughly, always use dictionary to
find out the meaning of new and difficult words.
Myself : Then teacher.
Teacher : You should know the marking scheme of each and every subject. And
you should thoroughly practice HOTS from the Algebra, Geometry
and Science.
Myself : Then teacher.
Teacher : You should practice model paper and see whether you could
complete it within the time limit. Write only the relevant and exact
answers it will limit you page size and save time. Time management
is the important things in examination.
Myself : About oral marks?
Teacher : Because of your attendance you will get good marks. Even then you
should perform well within the 10 minutes provided to you during
presentations.
Myself : Thanks for your valuable suggestions teacher.
Teacher: You are most welcome and all the best to you.