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* you can address your diary directly (Dear diary ... Good night ...) è "dialogue with diary" | * you can address your diary directly (Dear diary ... Good night ...) è "dialogue with diary" | ||
* about your/character's hopes, feelings, plans, problems | * about your/character's hopes, feelings, plans, problems | ||
− | * could be intendend be be kept secret OR clearly written to be published/shared later (e.g. blog, travel diaries) | + | * could be intendend to be be kept secret OR clearly written to be published/shared later (e.g. blog, travel diaries) |
* entries often start with an introduction/general statement about day ... | * entries often start with an introduction/general statement about day ... | ||
* the '''main part''' may contain | * the '''main part''' may contain |
Aktuelle Version vom 9. November 2013, 20:44 Uhr
Writing a diary
- personal perspective
- can be informal
- 1st person
- authentic language
- you can address your diary directly (Dear diary ... Good night ...) è "dialogue with diary"
- about your/character's hopes, feelings, plans, problems
- could be intendend to be be kept secret OR clearly written to be published/shared later (e.g. blog, travel diaries)
- entries often start with an introduction/general statement about day ...
- the main part may contain
- often reflection of events in the past
- pensive entries assessing present situation (feelings, chances)
- outlook to /expectation for the future (hopes/fears)
- a mix of all three?
- entries often end in a final remark about the day/a reason why you stop now, or some thoughts about the future