voice english 3 – mr. mcgowan. voice every writer has… a distinct personality. passions,...
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VoiceEnglish 3 – Mr. McGowan
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VoiceEVERY WRITER HAS…
•A distinct personality.•Passions, opinions, prejudices, and
information.
•Words should capture the writer's personality.
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Strong Voice
•Captures the reader's attention
•Individuality, liveliness, and energy.
•Makes the writer's purpose clear.
•Helps readers experience the emotions of the writer and understand the writer's ideas.
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Word Choice
•Careful word choice•Punctuation, paragraphs
•The teacher looked at the student.•The teacher glared at the student.
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•The teacher smiled at the student.•The teacher scowled at the student.•The teacher smirked at the student.
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Voice Practice
•Ann Ellis / Dean Koontz•Christian Lander•Bill Bryson
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Dialogue Activity #1
•Pick two students in the class (or two of your friends).
•Write a dialogue between them.▫One is trying to buy something from the
other (decide what it is)▫They cannot agree on an acceptable price.
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Voice Practice
•Now, write another dialogue between two people with the same situation.
•A. A priest/minister and one of the characters from Jersey Shore
•B. A recently released African-American prisoner and a white, suburban mother of four
•C. Mr. McGowan and a California surfer dude
•D. Others??
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Voice examples
•“Chaos Theory”•Watch •Part 1 (0:00 – 0:38 ) – Girl, mugger•Part 2 (0:39 – 0:52) – Mugger at computer•Part 3 (0:53 – 1:41) – Mugger, “money
guy”•Part 4 (1:42 – 3:00) – Mugger, Special
Agent
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Now watch the end.
•Part 5 (3:01 – 4:09) – Mugger, Witness•Part 6 (4:10 – 5:11) – Mugger, other guy
Would you change any dialogue from elsewhere in the film?