Writing a diary in English: keep a diary

diary Pronunciation English? [?da?ri]? American? [?da?ri]

Word Usage:

1. diary basically means "diary, diary book" and refers to a day by day, kept for the individual, a record of what happens every day, especially personal feelings or private issues that one would not want to tell others about or a book used to record these things. diary quotes. diary can be extended to mean "schedule".

2. diary is a countable noun, the plural form of which is diaries, but diary often appears in singular form.

2. The plural form of diary is diaries, but diary often appears in the singular form. an entry of?diary should be used to indicate "a diary".

Phrases:

1. personal diary

2. diary of daily activities

2. diary of daily activities

2. diary of daily activities

2. diary of daily activities

Example:

And?in?order?to?practice?my?writing?I?keep?a?diary.?

To improve my writing, I keep a diary.

Word meanings:

Diary, journal are two words that ****together mean "diary". The difference is:

diary usually means "a day without fail"; journal tends to be "notes", not necessarily written every day, and not as diary as a great deal of privacy, it often means "the objective record of daily chores" and "reading essays".