Choose one of the following sentences and rewrite it in a different point of view (first, second, or third person). Then, explain how changing the point of view affects the reader’s experience. Sentence:You feel your heart race as you step onto the stage. Your Task: 1. Rewrite the sentence in a different point of view. 2. In 1-2 sentences, explain how the change in POV changes the connection or information for the reader.   You must do the top TWO tasks to get full credit.

Choose one of the following sentences and rewrite it in a different point of view (first, second, or third person). Then, explain how changing the point of view affects the reader’s experience. Sentence:I hurried down the hallway, hoping no one would notice me. Your Task: 1. Rewrite the sentence in a different point of view. 2. In 1-2 sentences, explain how the change in POV changes the connection or information for the reader.   You must do the top TWO tasks to get full credit.

Second-person point of view is the most commonly used in fiction.

Write a brief conversation (at least four lines) between two characters who have different ideas while planning an event. Explain what each character wants (make sure to switch lines whenever someone new starts to speak).

How did the signer describe the coconut at the beginning?

What happens to the liquid inside the coconut over time?

Using subtext can make dialogue more realistic and engaging.

Punctuation always goes inside the quotation marks in dialogue.

What is one main purpose of dialogue in a story?

Correct the punctuation in this conversation that uses subtext at the beginning: She glanced away. “It’s late do you want to head out” she asked.He shrugged. “If you want,” he said