Question

Which of the following choices states a difference between dialogue and formal speech?

A. Dialogue is more likely to contain sentence fragments.
B. Dialogue is usually more focused on abstract ideas.
C. Formal speech is more likely to contain errors.
D. Formal speech is usually friendlier in tone.

Answer 1

I think it's A but not very sure

Answer 2

The right answer is A. Dialogue is more likely to contain sentence fragments.

Step-by-step explanation:

Dialogue represents a conversation between two or more people in writing. Thus, it will contain sentence fragments that express the speakers' ideas and feelings. For example:

- How's it goin'?

- Hm, well, not too bad ya know!

Though this is a very informal example, it shows the way people express themselves in spoken language.

Formal speech, on the other hand, is well prepared and written form of expression. It contains a topic and it written in advance making sure the word choice and grammar are proper.