Which dialogue introduces a conflict? "So you didn't really go to the skate park?" Liam's father asked him. "Why did you lie about it?" "When the crickets start chirpn' at night, you'll know for certain summer has arrived," Marty added. "Who did you see at the dance?" Susan asked her sister. "Was Tomas Santos there?" "You could wear a scarf or a hat with your outfit, but I think it looks fine as it is," Mary told her mother.

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Savanah Ellis

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28 September, 05:08

Which dialogue introduces a conflict? "So you didn't really go to the skate park?" Liam's father asked him. "Why did you lie about it?" "When the crickets start chirpn' at night, you'll know for certain summer has arrived," Marty added. "Who did you see at the dance?" Susan asked her sister. "Was Tomas Santos there?" "You could wear a scarf or a hat with your outfit, but I think it looks fine as it is," Mary told her mother.

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Amirah Wheeler · Answer 1

"So you didn't really go to the skate park?" Liam's father asked him. "Why did you lie about it?"

Domino · Answer 2

The dialogue that introduces conflict is:

"So you didn't really go to the skate park?" Liam's father asked him. "Why did you lie about it?"

This dialogue introduces conflict because the reader finds out that Liam lied to his father. If he didn't go to the skate park, then what did he do? Why did he lie about it? Finding out what happened may be the resolution to this conflict.