Question

Complete the following dialogues appropriately:
Bookseller: hello sir! ____
Customer: sir would you allow me to exchange this book with another book
Bookseller: _______?
Customer: a few pages are missing in this book.
Bookseller: _______?
Customer: I bought the book this morning
Bookseller: _______?
Customer: here is the bill. ______

Answer 1

Hint: Dialogue (sometimes spelled dialog in American English) is a written or spoken conversational exchange between two or more people, and a literary and theatrical form that depicts such an exchange. Dialogue writing shows a character speaking. It works to tell you more about the character and how they converse with others or react.

Complete answer:
Here are the main rules for writing dialogue-
1) Each speaker starts from a new line.
2) Each paragraph has to start further from the margin.
3) Punctuation marks are used within the quotation marks.
4) in long speeches, several paragraphs don't contain end quotations.
5) Use single quotes if the person speaking is quoting someone else.

1) Bookseller: Hello sir, How can I help you?
Customer- Sir, could you allow me to exchange this book with another book?
2) Bookseller- Why sir? What is the problem?
Customer- A few pages are torn in this book.
3) Bookseller- Can I know when you buy this book?
Customer- I bought the book today morning.
4) Bookseller- Have you brought the bill?
Customer- Here is the bill. Please give me a new book.

Note:
Dialogue writing is considered a very important aspect in literature because when you have a dialogue it shows the character's personality, emotions, and actions. With dialogue, you can show the character instead of describing how the character is. But the main idea of using dialogue is to show reality such as a conversation between characters.