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The document provides tips on how to write an effective diary entry, emphasizing chronological order, first-person perspective, and detailed descriptions. It encourages writers to share personal experiences and emotions while focusing on familiar events. Additionally, it suggests explaining feelings and offers a prompt for writing a diary entry about visiting historical places.

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8 Diary Entry

The document provides tips on how to write an effective diary entry, emphasizing chronological order, first-person perspective, and detailed descriptions. It encourages writers to share personal experiences and emotions while focusing on familiar events. Additionally, it suggests explaining feelings and offers a prompt for writing a diary entry about visiting historical places.

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Diary Entry

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How t o w r i t e a…

Diary Entry

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H e r e a r e s o me t i p s t h a t
w i l l h elp y o u r d i a r y
look real…

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1.Write in a chronological
order.

Start with events that happened


early in the day, and end with
events that took place in the
evening.

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Write in the first person
• Use pronouns such as I, We, Us,
We´re, I´m.
• This will make you feel part of the
story!

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Detailed description
• Give detailed information about
places, objects, people and events.
• Avoid describing what is not needed!
Your diary has to include your
personal touch, so you are not going
to write about something you are not
interested in.

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Familiar events

• Talking about events that


involved you, or your familiar, or
close friends.
• Avoid talking about strangers, and
events you were not involved in.

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Explain why…

• If you are sad, remember to explain


why (Don´t write just “I´m sad
today…”)
• If you are happy, tell your diary
why you are happy!

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And last but not least…

• Don´t be afraid to write about your


feelings and emotions. Áfter all, it
´s a personal diary and you share
everything with it!

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FORMAT
EXAMPLE you
^

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Now it’s your turn!!
Write a diary entry for the following :

Today you visited some historical


places in the neighbourhood of your
city. Make a diary entry about the day
and your visit.

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