write a format of diary entry
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hey dear friend!!!
Diary is a kind of personal document. It records an individual’s account of a day of his/her life.
Format
Top left- Date, day and time.
Tense Most frequently used- Simple past, Present perfect and future.
First person application.
Steps
Begin the entry with general sentence describing the day or momentary feelings.
In the body, you may discuss an event, your feelings towards it. How it is likely to affect your future plans.
Conclude with final remark and future course of action.
Date:
Day:
Time:
Dear Diary,
Content
Xyz.
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Steps
1.Write the date, day and time, then start with Dear Diary (as diary is like a friend).
2.Begin the entry with general sentence describing the day or momentary feelings.
3.In the body, you may discuss an event, your feelings towards it. ...
4.Conclude with final remark and future course of action.
Keep writing.
If you can't think of anything to write, then write about how weird it is to be writing about yourself. Write about why you can't think of anything. Write about why you want to keep a diary. Try setting a time limit for yourself. Set an alarm for ten minutes, and then start writing.
Your diary entries should be shorter narratives, and here are 8 tips to consider when writing entries:
Brainstorm what you're going to write about. ...Ask yourself questions. ...Write down your answers. ...Pick a format. ...5. Make them different. ...Don't be hard on yourself while you're writing. ...Keep your thoughts in order.
1.Write the date, day and time, then start with Dear Diary (as diary is like a friend).
2.Begin the entry with general sentence describing the day or momentary feelings.
3.In the body, you may discuss an event, your feelings towards it. ...
4.Conclude with final remark and future course of action.
Keep writing.
If you can't think of anything to write, then write about how weird it is to be writing about yourself. Write about why you can't think of anything. Write about why you want to keep a diary. Try setting a time limit for yourself. Set an alarm for ten minutes, and then start writing.
Your diary entries should be shorter narratives, and here are 8 tips to consider when writing entries:
Brainstorm what you're going to write about. ...Ask yourself questions. ...Write down your answers. ...Pick a format. ...5. Make them different. ...Don't be hard on yourself while you're writing. ...Keep your thoughts in order.
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