Planning Juliet's diary entries
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I can plan the structure and content of Juliet's imagined diary entries after meeting Romeo.
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Writing is most successful when its content is planned.
A diary entry is most often written retrospectively, but it may contain both present and past tense sections.
Juliet's diary is written as two entries - one on her return from the ball and one after the balcony scene.
A diary entry should include both descriptions of the event(s) and details about the emotions that a character feels.
We can use rich vocabulary and show-not-tell to describe events and emotions.
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