Writing a Day

What tense do you write in when writing a diary entry?

• Future tense

• Past tense

• present tense

• Futuristic tense

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What order do you write in when writing a diary entry?

• Back to front

• Night then day

• Any order

• Chronological order

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What person do you write in when writing a diary entry?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person

• Any person

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Is it important to write about your feelings and emotions when writing a diary entry?

• No

• Yes

• Not sure

• Maybe

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When writing about your emotions what else do you need to remember to do?

• cry

• list lots of emotions

• smile

• Explain why you are feeling that emotion

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What is most likely to be the beginning of a diary entry?

• dare diary,

• deer diary,

• Dear diarrhea,

• Dear diary,

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What is written at the top of a diary entry?

• your name

• date

• dear diary

• address

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What is an important feature of diary writing?

• First person

• day / date

• Past tense

• All of these

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Which connectives are commonly used in a diary?

• casual

• anything

• time

• comparison

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Which category would diary entries best fall under?

• Fiction

• Non-fiction

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