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Difference between Journal entry and Account writing - Coggle Diagram
Difference between Journal entry and Account writing
Journal entry
Features
Journal entries are written in first person
Write in the first person 'I'
Give a clear sense of the writer's personality
Give a clear sense of the writer's
explain their feelings and changing emotions
Focus on key moments in their world
Provide a sense of time and sequence
Definition: Journal entries are individual pieces of writing that populate your journal. They are expressions of personal growth, interests and opinions. They are usually between 500-1000 words and each entry can be about something different. Journal entries are usually kept private, as that allows people to write honestly.
Format:
Introductory paragraph
Paragraph 1 (addresses point 1)
Paragraph 2 (addresses point 2)
Paragraph 3 (addresses point 3)
Conclusion
Account writing
Features
Orientation of the 5Ws
Opinions and suggestions can be given about the event being described
Chronological order
Written in past tense
Use of figurative language and idioms
Definition: Account writing refers to an account in which subject may or may not be included. Account writing is done in order to provide the reader the order in which the things had happened.
Format:
Account writing format To: Designation/ recipient (The principal or the police)
From:
Designation/ full nameDate:
Title/heading: (One-liner)
Introductory paragraph
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 3
Concluding paragraph