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Writing the diary entry of a Windrush passenger after their arrival in the UK

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I can write the diary entry of an imagined Windrush passenger after arriving in the UK, using a conversational tone and a range of cohesive devices.

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Writing is most successful when we orally rehearse before writing. A diary can include events and feelings written in the past and present tense. We use a range of cohesive devices in all writing, including different punctuation, sentence types and parenthesis. Because a diary is a personal piece of writing, it can have a conversational tone. We can create a conversational tone using questions, exclamatives, verbless sentences and conversational openers.

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