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Answered by rishikaar063
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Diary writing is considered to be a very personal form of writing. Though the people all over the world prefer to use Blogs and other Digital formats to write Diary, however, the conventional style of writing in a Paper Diary is still a popular form of expression of one’s thoughts and feelings. Both the young and the old, love to write about their daily activities.

 Day, Date and Time of the entry.A suitable descriptive heading of the entry you are putting on.The detailed comprehensive body of the diary entry (i.e. contents).A Diary should be written in the First Person and not in the second or third, i.e. - I went to the port (not he went to the city).A Diary doesn't need to be formal it can be written in an Informal style.Signature of the writer to give it much need authenticity.

If given in an examination, make your diary entry experiential i.e. write as if you have really been a part of the situation set in the question and what you are writing in your own experience, your own point of view and your very own feelings

Answered by ItzUrTanu
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Diary Entry: What to Expect?

A Diary is a journal organized by date where you express your thoughts, feelings, opinions, and plans. So, be as candid as you can. Because this journal is your safe place. If you don’t know where to start, then start by writing about your day, about yourself, and so on.

Tips on How to Write a Diary Entry :-

Always mention the date

Pick a corner and keep it for mentioning the dates of your diary entry. You may not write every day. Some people are also specific about time and place as well. Again, it’s about personal preferences. Since one usually keeps a diary for a long period of time, it’s wiser to think out a general format for your diary entries and stick to it. You may iterate and change a few things depending on how you feel like, no one’s watching it. I personally choose the top left for mentioning the date.

Choose a subject

Just like a chapter, usually, there’s a reason why you reached out to make a diary entry. For example, sometimes it’s what happened that day or sometimes it is to write about something you want to do in the future or maybe to just mark an event that triggered a strong emotion in you like happiness, anger, excitement, etc. But whatever it is that you picked your journal for, your diary entry will have a topic that way.

Voice

Now, we always address our entries in the first person. If you want, you can give it a name. Usually, people address their diary entries as – “Dear Diary”

Be honest, it’s you who are talking to

The key thing about a diary entry is that it is always kept truthful, natural and free-flowing. So, trust your thought train and don’t stop or mince words for the fear of being watched or judged. As it is your space to let out all your feelings, so don’t hold back.

Make it a habit

Well, this one, I personally think, you only have to remind yourself as you begin to write. Eventually, it sort of becomes this friend you reach out to automatically. Most of the times you will find it very therapeutic to maintain a diary. It’s wonderful how when you let out all the emotions, sometimes the endings get quite conclusive and lead in a positive direction. Like you already knew the answer to your questions yourself. You just had to get all the foggy clouds of emotions out of your way to see it.

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