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Hemingway's dialogue could be described as: _____. Select all that apply. brief flowery realistic stilted surrealistic

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Hemingway's dialogue could be described as: brief, realistic.

Hemingway is famous for writing in a very sparse style, this makes flowery and surrealistic dialogue very unlikely. As well, he often describes very realistic scenarios, odds of the conversations of being stilted aren't likely. So, brief and realistic makes sense.
ProfChris1

We can actually deduce that Hemingway's dialogue could be described as: brief, realistic.

What is dialogue?

Dialogue actually refers to the form of conversation that exists between two or more people. Dialogue is used in dramas, plays, movies, etc. It helps readers and viewers to understand the story's plot.

We can infer that Hemingway is actually known for writing in a very sparse style.

Thus, the above are correct.

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