Diary format demonstration

The format of the diary is as follows:

The first line: X month, X day, X week, weather: X (sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy, windy, etc. ).

The second line: title (take what you wrote as the title, and the title should be written in the middle of this line).

Line 3: Write the text in the first two spaces (note that punctuation marks should also occupy one space).

The text of the diary is the main part of the diary, written directly under the week and date, with two spaces in the first line. In English diaries, because the recorded content has usually happened, the predicate verbs are mostly past tense. But other tenses can also be used according to the specific situation. Keep a diary simple and coherent. If there is a text prompt, pay attention to the prompt and grasp the main points. Try to use simple sentences in sentence patterns to prevent complexity and grammatical and sentence pattern errors.

Matters needing attention in keeping a diary:

1, pay attention to the format: keeping a diary is similar to writing a composition, but the difference lies in the format. Write down the date, day of the week and the weather in the first line of the diary. Write the text again, that is, the things to be recorded today. When writing the text, pay attention to starting with "today".

2, pay attention to the key points: writing a diary is not a running account, many children think that writing a diary is to record everything of the day, from getting up in the morning to going to bed at night. Keeping a diary is actually writing down one thing that you think is worth writing that day. That is to grasp the key thing to write and describe it clearly.

3. Pay attention to describing things concretely and completely: when writing a diary, the things described should also be written according to the six essentials of things, and the time, place, people, reasons, processes and results of things should be clearly written. Various descriptions can be added when describing the process of things, such as psychological description, expression description, language description, action description, environment description and so on. In order to make sentences more concrete and vivid when writing sentences, if appropriate rhetorical devices are used, it will add a lot of color to the diary.