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Home > English > Writing Skills > Creative Writing

What is meant by ‘show, don’t tell’?

A. Describing events explicitly
B. Using dialogue for exposition
C. Using sensory details to convey emotions
D. Providing a summary of the plot

Answer: Using sensory details to convey emotions


Additional Information: 'Show, don't tell' encourages writers to create vivid imagery instead of simply stating facts.


Subjects: Creative Writing, Writing Skills

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