What must playwrights consider about vocabulary and word placement when writing dialogue?

A. Playwrights must make sure that the words in the dialogue aren't the same as the words of the stage direction.

B. Because all readers of plays will practice expressive reading, playwrights must define all the words in the dialogue.

C. Playwrights must consider the tone and inflection that an actor will use when speaking the stage directions in the script.

D. Because written vocabulary is usually greater than spoken vocabulary, playwrights must make sure words aren't out of place when spoken out loud.

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Jocelyn Hale

7 March, 13:16

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Arely Lowery · Answer 1

C. Must consider the tone and inflection that an actor will use when speaking the stage directions in the script.

Avery Mccarty · Answer 2

Playwrights must consider the tone and inflection that an actor will use when speaking the stage directions in the script. - C.