How to write the dialogue of the characters in the novel

The following points should be noted in the dialogue between the characters in the novel: The dialogue should reflect the character's personality, psychology, and experience The dialogue should be natural and smooth. Don't make grammar mistakes or slip of the tongue. The dialogue should create an atmosphere to increase the development of the plot and advance the story In the dialogue, the emotions and psychological state of the character can be expressed through language, movements, expressions, and other elements. Here are some writing techniques that can help improve the quality of character dialogue: 1. Pay attention to the language, tone, and pronunciation of the characters in the dialogue to reflect their personality characteristics and emotional state. In dialogue, different characters can be represented by different people such as first person, second person and third person. 3. Interrupting, interrupting, and changing the topic can increase the tension of the conversation and advance the plot. 4. Different scenes and environments can be used to express the identity, status and background of the characters in the dialogue to increase the realism and three-dimensional feeling of the dialogue. Here are some examples for reference: "Are you free tonight?" We can go to the movies together." Mary said to John. "I'm preparing for tomorrow's work. Do you have time?" Emily asked. "I don't have time, but I want to have dinner with you." Paul said. "I'm going home. Do you want to come with me? We can walk to the bus stop together." Lisa said. "I'm tired. I want to go home and sleep. Do you want to stay? We can watch TV at your house." Tom said. "I'm fine. I just want to talk to you." Mary said with a sad expression. 7 "What are you busy with?" John asked with a puzzled expression. "I'm writing a novel. Do you want to read it?" Emily said excitedly.