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    This document provides guidance for writing diary entries, emails, and letters in Chinese. It includes: 1. Common phrases used to open and close diary entries, such as starting with how the person's day was and ending with how enjoyable their time was. 2. Conventions for emails and letters, including salutations, endings, and ways to ask how someone has been recently. Phrases like "I'm glad to receive your letter" and "It's been a long time!" are presented. 3. Example closing phrases for letters, like "Waiting for your reply" and well-wishes for happiness, health, and enjoyable experiences. 4. Three practice questions are provided to have

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    This document provides guidance for writing diary entries, emails, and letters in Chinese. It includes: 1. Common phrases used to open and close diary entries, such as starting with how the person's day was and ending with how enjoyable their time was. 2. Conventions for emails and letters, including salutations, endings, and ways to ask how someone has been recently. Phrases like "I'm glad to receive your letter" and "It's been a long time!" are presented. 3. Example closing phrases for letters, like "Waiting for your reply" and well-wishes for happiness, health, and enjoyable experiences. 4. Three practice questions are provided to have

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    This document provides guidance for writing diary entries, emails, and letters in Chinese. It includes: 1. Common phrases used to open and close diary entries, such as starting with how the person's day was and ending with how enjoyable their time was. 2. Conventions for emails and letters, including salutations, endings, and ways to ask how someone has been recently. Phrases like "I'm glad to receive your letter" and "It's been a long time!" are presented. 3. Example closing phrases for letters, like "Waiting for your reply" and well-wishes for happiness, health, and enjoyable experiences. 4. Three practice questions are provided to have

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    DIARY ENTRY

    - Date and weather (eg. 2022 年 6 月 30 日， 星期二，请)


    o 阴转晴 (yin zhuan qing)
    - Development of ideas/argument
    - Sequencing and linking of ideas
    Opening phrases for a diary entry:
    o 今天我去。。。了
    o 今天我很高兴，因为
    o 今天我很伤心，因为
    o 我觉得特别有意义 (you yiyi)
    - Closing phrases for a diary entry
    o 今天我们玩得真开心
    o 今天过得真愉快
    o 今天时间过得真快
    o 我们大家都玩得很开心

    Email & Letter

    - Email and letter conventions


    - Salutations and endings – less conventional than a normal letter
    - 亲爱的… qin ai de dear…
    - 遵劲的… zunjinde respectful…
    - 你好、您好 hello
    - 你最近怎么样？你最近好吗？ How have you been recently
    - 你好吗
    - 很高兴收到你的信 I’m glad to receive your letter
    - 好久不见
    - 时间过得真快！

    等你、您的回信
    请给我你的心
    今天就写到这里
    希望早点见到你
    祝（按）好
    祝你天天开心
    祝你身体健康
    祝你假期愉快、快乐！
    祝你工作—利愉快！
    PRACTICE QUESTIONS

    APPROACH
    1- Text type
    2- Keywords – AUDIENCE, PURPOSE
    3- Draft
    o Reason  details

    1. You have been unwell, write an email to your teacher explaining why you weren’t at school.
    - Closing off – asking for homework; apology
    2. You just attended your friend’s 16th birthday party. Write a diary entry to describe the day.
    3. You recently came back from a school tour to China (2 weeks) Write a letter to your parents
    describing your experience.

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