… or -?
Which symbol would you prefer for sentence breaks in dialogues in a story?
Examples:
"But I-" or "But I…"?
"Did you-?" or "Did you…?"?
What do you like better to read here?
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I would rather use – if you are interrupted, for example.
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… I would use if the talking person is distracted by something and slowly stops talking.
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So would you use both? I didn’t come to this
So I mean that I would use both in different situations 🙂 on your question more –
In front of the indent there is always a space: “… but I –“.
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