Question

Write a dialogue between a father and a son in which the father urges the son to learn basic cooking in order to be self-dependent at all times.

Answer 1

Hint:A new paragraph is received by every speaker. You demonstrate this by creating a new paragraph every time anyone talks. Yeah, even though only one word is spoken by your characters, they get new paragraphs.
It is indented in each paragraph. If it's the beginning of a chapter or after a scene break, where the first line is never indented, even with dialogue, is the only exception.

Complete answer:
We will be writing dialogues exchanged between a father and son in which the father urges the son to learn basic cooking in order to be self-dependent at all times.
In conversation:-
Father- son , listen! You should know how to cook because you have to live on your own when you go for higher studies.
Son- I know dad, but i will learn it when i will live on my own so Just relax! I am prepared for that when the time comes.
Father- you don't understand because You're just a kid. It's too expensive for days now, depending on others for food and living. It's better to cook on your own .
Son- fine dad! Then I'll use Youtube to learn how to cook at that time.
Father- that time? Why wait for misery to come , why not get prepared for things which you know will come! You will know the need for this one day when there is no choice left.

Note:Dialogue is a verbal exchange, in literature, between two or more characters. If only one character speaks aloud, then it is a monologue.
A significant characteristic of dialogue is that it pushes the story forward in a more concise way than the interpretation of a narrator might.
Characters, through conversation, can also evolve. In fact, at least one of the characters must experience a change of mood in any good dialogue.