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Diary Entry

A diary entry is a personal record of events, thoughts, and feelings written in the first person, typically including the date, description of events, personal reflections, and future plans. Guidelines for writing a diary entry emphasize chronological order, creativity, clear language, and a friendly tone. The format includes the date, day, time, salutation, content, and the writer's name for a personal touch.

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Diary Entry

A diary entry is a personal record of events, thoughts, and feelings written in the first person, typically including the date, description of events, personal reflections, and future plans. Guidelines for writing a diary entry emphasize chronological order, creativity, clear language, and a friendly tone. The format includes the date, day, time, salutation, content, and the writer's name for a personal touch.

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DIARY ENTRY

A diary entry is a personal and informal record of events, thoughts, feelings, or experiences written by an
individual, typically in a notebook or journal. It is written in the first person and often includes:
• Date and Day: Mentioning when the entry was written.
• Description of Events: A summary of what happened during the day or a specific event.
• Feelings and Thoughts: Personal reflections, emotions, or opinions about the day or events.
• Future Plans: Sometimes, entries may include hopes, aspirations, or plans for the future.
Guidelines
• It is written in the first person; it is a personalized account.
• It should follow the chronological pattern
• An eye-catching heading can be given so that it highlights the topic about which you will be writing
• The key topic should be briefly explained
• Try to write an accurate description of the incident, experience, place or person
• It should give paramount importance to the writer’s feelings and emotions. It should bring the best of
one’s creativity and expression
• The writing should be informative; you should write in a manner as if you have faced the situation in
real
• Use clear and crisp language
• The style of writing should be friendly and conversational
• You can end the day’s diary entry with your signature as it validates your writing and adds a personal
touch

FORMAT OF DIARY ENTRY


2 January 2025 {Date}
Friday {Day}
10:00 AM {Time}
Dear Diary {Salutation}

Content

Ayushman Sharma {Writer’s Name}


Writer’s Name
Practice Exercise -
1. On your way to school today, you found a boy washing the utensils in a tea shop. You felt bad for him.
Write the incident in your diary in about 100-120 words.

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