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4 4  \\Blog entries are usually written in a personal and informal style. They often include the writer's opinions, experiences, or ideas, but they can also provide information or explain a topic.
5 5  \\Most blog entries follow a clear structure:
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7 -* a title that catches attention
8 -* an introduction that presents the topic
9 -* a main part with ideas and examples
10 -* a conclusion that sums up and often invites the reader to react
7 +* a **title** that catches attention
8 +* an **introduction** that presents the topic
9 +* a **main part** with ideas and examples
10 +* a **conclusion** that sums up and often invites the reader to react
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12 12  The aim of a blog entry can be different. Some texts focus on sharing personal views, while others want to inform, entertain, or start a discussion with the readers.
13 13  {{/info}}
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15 -{{exercise id="Writing a blog entry" source="AG Englisch"}}
15 +{{exercise id="Writing a blog entry" source="AG Englisch" level="a"}}
16 16  //Write a blog entry in which you **discuss the effects of social media on teenagers' lives**.//
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18 18  Differentiation for fast finishers: