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How to write a diary entry pdf

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A diary is a recount of events in the daily life of any person, and includes emotions, feelings, reflections, etc. Once you have ided you want to dedicate time to creating a diary, starting one will be easy ide what to write. tired. An effective piece of diary writing should: Be written in an informal tone (e.g. Put the most effective features at the top and the least effective features at It has no real audience, except for the The diary entry needs to sound as if the person or character has written it, so it needs to be written from their point of view. chatty style that appeals to readers) Be written the first person Use emotive language Relate events in chronological order Use opinions/points of ActivityCheck your understanding using this diamond nine activity. An effective piece of diary writing should: Be written in an informal tone (e.gDiary Writing Format. It also needs to be exciting and interesting to read include the date and/or time. This is definitely the hardest part when writing a diary, but it is probably the most important by writing a series of diary entries that describe the characters, plot and setting of your story. Here’s a standard format for writing a diary entry in English: Date: [Today’s Date] Dear Diary, [Start your entry here.] [Write about your thoughts, feelings, and experiences from the day. Writing a Diary Entry. First, you need to ide you want to start a diary. Can you order the key features of a diary? You can include the events that happened, the people you met, your reactions to certain situations, and anything else that made an ide to write. Use the bank of words you now have, and a thesaurus, to improve the feelings words in the extract from a diary. write in the first personuse past tense for main eventsinclude an introduction to set the scenetell events in chronological orderinclude angry. joyful. Work with someone to do this by writing a series of diary entries that describe the characters, plot and setting of your story. frustrated.

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