How can you write a diary?

How can you write a diary?

How do you write a diary entry? What happened? What concerns you? What do you think and feel about it? What did you experience with other people? What do you believe and hope? What do you dream? What goals and wishes do you have? What disappointments have you experienced? More entries … •

How do I write a perfect journal entry?

Checklist for the diary entry Did you write how the character perceived and evaluated the experience? Do the thoughts and feelings of the character match the content of the text? At the end, did you let the character express a hope or fear about the experience? Did you relate the plot in your own words?

In what form do you write a diary?

You write the diary in the first person. Example: Today I experienced something special. Keeping a diary is thus an autobiography that reports on one’s own life in chronological order.

What is a diary entry?

Situations or experiences are described from the first-person perspective and insights into the associated feelings and thoughts, hopes, longings or fears of the writer are given. A diary entry thus corresponds in its characteristics to an inner monologue.

Why should one keep a diary?

A journal can make you more creative, stimulate ideas and thoughts. It can help you organize your life, set priorities, or even have healing powers for you. It helps you to discover yourself and your strengths and weaknesses, strengthens your personality and can strengthen your self-confidence.

How can I end a journal entry?

You also have the opportunity to ask questions to the diary. You pretend that you are confiding your thoughts to a person. In addition, you express your present feelings, thoughts and desires. At the end of the diary entry is the farewell.

When is a diary written?

The present tense The present tense is used when something is happening right now, for example: I am writing a bookmark box about the tenses. There are also generally valid, ie always valid statements in the present tense, such as: You eat soup with a spoon.

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What’s that perfect of writing?

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