Which statement shows the most effective use of dialogue? a. "John, can't you see that I am so mad at you?" b. "John, I am angry with you about the time you played that joke on me." c. "John, the things you say make me mad at you!" d. "John, don't say that! I hate you!"

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Olive Petersen

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27 June, 13:55

Which statement shows the most effective use of dialogue? a. "John, can't you see that I am so mad at you?" b. "John, I am angry with you about the time you played that joke on me." c. "John, the things you say make me mad at you!" d. "John, don't say that! I hate you!"

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Stephen Cuevas · Answer 1

C: John, the things you say make me mad at you!

Explanation:

The sentence John, the things you say make me mad at you! shows the most effective use of a dialogue because the speaker expresses his or her anger with the focus on the action and not on the person who performed it. This can be an invitation for a dialogue, opening a possibility to clarify any misunderstanding, and for apologizing.