Write a dialogue

ECRIRE / ENRICHIR UN DIALOGUE

1. Variez : les formes : affirmatives, négatives, exclamatives, interrogatives, question tags

1. Enrichissez :
   1. avec des verbes introducteurs

Affirmation	Négation	Question	Réponse	Conseil	Ordre
Say to (somebody) Tell (somebody) Agree Admit Add Announce Declare Explain Mention Insist Warn	Deny Object Disagree	Ask (somebody) Enquire Wonder	Answer Reply Explain Retort	Advise (somebody) to	Order Forbid (somebody) to

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   1.   adverbes qui vont modifier le verbe

drily (sèchement) / gently (doucement) / kindly (gentiment) / shyly (timidement) / quietly (calmement) / loudly (d’une voix forte) / rudely (de façon impolie) / scornfully (avec mépris) / happily / excitedly / angrily…

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   1. indications scéniques ou participes présents (entre parenthèses)

hesitating, speaking loudly, with scorn, feeling happy…

1. Utilisez une langue orale, authentique
   1. Réponses courtes (I don’t think so, I’m afraid not, I hope not…)
   2. Des “gap fillers” (Well… er… actually… you see..)
   3. Formes contractées (he’s been)

Voici un exemple, tiré d’un dialogue oral, sur:http://www.focusenglish.com/dialogues/emotions/flareup.html :HE FLARED UP AT ME

Judy	You look like you’re fuming.  What’s going on?
Andy:	The boss is being unreasonable!  He flared up at me, making a mountain out of molehill!
Judy:	What’s the « molehill » he made a mountain out of?
Andy:	I only made a few more copies, and I didn’t think it was any big deal, but he blew up at me!
Judy:	Well, he has been under a lot of pressure recently.  The company has been losing money and he’s been a little bit depressed.
Andy:	Well, I know he has the blues, but it doesn’t mean he can vent his anger on me.

Judy  (looking at Andy with surprise)  “You look like you’re fuming.  What’s going on? “She asked.

“The boss is being unreasonable!” Andy answered, angrily.

After a short pause, he added, : “He flared up at me, making a mountain out of molehill!”

Judy inquired kindly: “What’s the « molehill » he made a mountain out of?”

Andy replied: “I only made a few more copies, and I didn’t think it was any big deal, but he blew up at me!”

Judy explained quietly: «  you know, he has been under a lot of pressure recently.”  The company has been losing money and he’s been a little bit depressed.”, she insisted.

Andy agreed :”Well, I know he has the blues, but it doesn’t mean he can vent his anger on me