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Dialogue Language Structure Help

The document provides support for dialogue writing, focusing on language help for expressing feelings, giving opinions, and reacting. It also outlines a structured approach for writing dialogues, including an introduction, discussion of problems related to identity, culture, and language, and a concluding statement. This guidance aims to assist individuals in effectively communicating their thoughts and emotions.
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Dialogue Language Structure Help

The document provides support for dialogue writing, focusing on language help for expressing feelings, giving opinions, and reacting. It also outlines a structured approach for writing dialogues, including an introduction, discussion of problems related to identity, culture, and language, and a concluding statement. This guidance aims to assist individuals in effectively communicating their thoughts and emotions.
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Dialogue Writing Support

Language Help
Expressing feelings:
• I feel like…
• I don’t belong…
• It’s difficult for me to…

Giving opinions:
• I think that…
• In my opinion…
• I believe that…

Reacting:
• Really? / That’s true
• I understand
• I agree / I disagree

Structure Help
1. Start → Introduce themselves
2. Middle → Talk about problems (identity, culture, language)
3. End → Give a conclusion (hope, solution, or feeling)

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