Are italics used to place emphasis on statements in dialogue?
AllyWoof Becoming a Serious Writer! Super Member Registered Joined Dec 18, 2006 Messages 1,163 Reaction score 400 Location georgia Feb 13, 2008 #1 Are italics used to place emphasis on statements in dialogue?
Arisa81 Kind Benefactor Super Member Registered Joined Feb 11, 2005 Messages 4,363 Reaction score 532 Location Canada Website pacificpurple.blogspot.com Feb 13, 2008 #2 I think so. For example "I thought you knew, so I didn't call." Do you mean a particular word like that? There are no dumb questions. You're trying to learn, that is never dumb.
I think so. For example "I thought you knew, so I didn't call." Do you mean a particular word like that? There are no dumb questions. You're trying to learn, that is never dumb.
The Scip ...walks this way. Super Member Registered Joined Feb 6, 2007 Messages 1,733 Reaction score 347 Location Here Website www.thescip.blogspot.com Feb 13, 2008 #3 Arisa81 said: I think so. For example "I thought you knew, so I didn't call." Do you mean a particular word like that? There are no dumb questions. You're trying to learn, that is never dumb. Click to expand... I would have to agree with this.
Arisa81 said: I think so. For example "I thought you knew, so I didn't call." Do you mean a particular word like that? There are no dumb questions. You're trying to learn, that is never dumb. Click to expand... I would have to agree with this.
Jersey Chick Up all night to get Loki Super Member Registered Joined Mar 9, 2007 Messages 12,320 Reaction score 4,278 Location in the state of carefully controlled chaos Website www.kimberlynee.com Feb 13, 2008 #4 I use italics in narrative and dialogue to show emphasis - works for me.