Diary Entry Booklet 4

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In this sample ‘Diary Entry bundle 4’, you will find 3 sample Diary Entry Topics from the following years…

  • 2010 | You have organised a big party at your house for the 31st of December. Unfortunately because of snow and ice, your friends could not come. At the last minute, you had to cancel the party and celebrate the new year in front of the television with your parents! What do you write into your diary about this?
  • 2011 | You have just bought a ticket for the National Lottery for the first time. And incredible but true you have won €10,000.
  • 2012 | You have been lucky to find a job in a shop near to your house. But the first day of work was difficult and you have returned home very tired and disappointed. What do you note in your diary?

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Diary Entry Booklet 4

Did You Know…

Did you know that the diary entry is the most popular question in the Leaving Cert French paper? 90% of students answer the diary question. You will find it in Question 2 of the written section of the paper.

To clarify, it is a very popular choice among students, but students don’t always answer it well.  In short, it is always on the paper, but students do not always know how to go about answering it properly.

Firstly…

In order to  do well in the diary entry, you will need…

  • To be able to write well in several tenses including the present, past and future.
  • You will need to be able to write about your feelings and your reaction to the question being asked.

In this Diary Entry Booklet 4 you will find diary entries from:

  • 2010
  • 2011
  • 2012

Secondly…

The Diary Entry is a type of personal writing. It does not necessarily follow a structure, but you must write ‘Cher Journal’ to begin.

I  however, advise students to include the following in their diary entries…

  • Most importantly is an opening statement to address the scenario or question.
  • State what happened and how you are feeling as a result.
  • Say what you propose to do.
  • Mention who was there or were you on your own?
  • Similarly, If the diary entry gives a particular day or month, you must include this in your answer.
  • In conclusion, you must sign off your diary entry appropriately.

Each Diary Entry…

  • Is written in French and English.
  • Contains excellent phrases.
  • Provides you with useful vocabulary.
  • Gives you an insight into how to write in different tenses.

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