✍️ Class 9 English Writing Skills Topics


🟒 1. Descriptive Paragraph Writing

Writing a factual or imaginative description of a person, place, object, or event.

Examples:

  • Describe your favorite teacher.
  • A visit to a historical monument.
  • Your ideal holiday destination.
  • Your experience at a school event or competition.

πŸ“Œ Focus: Clarity, sensory details, coherent structure, vocabulary.


πŸ”΅ 2. Diary Entry

A personal record of thoughts, feelings, or events written from the first-person perspective.

Examples:

  • Express your excitement before a school trip.
  • Write about how you felt after helping someone in need.
  • Share your experience of your first public performance.
  • A reflection after a difficult exam or conflict with a friend.

πŸ“Œ Focus: Personal tone, correct tense, emotions, and reflection.


🟠 3. Story Writing

Writing a short, imaginative, or real-life inspired narrative based on a given outline or beginning line.

Examples:

  • “It was a cold, stormy night when suddenly I heard a knock on the door…”
  • Write a story that ends with β€œ…and that’s how I learned the importance of honesty.”
  • “The moment I opened the mysterious box, I couldn’t believe my eyes…”

πŸ“Œ Focus: Structure (beginning, middle, end), plot, creativity, dialogue, and conclusion.


🟣 4. Formal Letter Writing

Writing a formal letter to the principal, editor, or any official body.

Examples:

  • To the Principal requesting a change in school uniform.
  • To the Municipal Commissioner regarding garbage disposal issues.
  • To the Editor of a newspaper about rising noise pollution.
  • To a stationery shop asking for a quotation.

πŸ“Œ Focus: Format, tone, clarity, purpose, proper salutations.


🟑 5. Article Writing / Paragraph on a Given Topic

Structured piece on a given topic or current issue.

Examples:

  • Importance of Cleanliness in Daily Life
  • Impact of Social Media on Teenagers
  • Role of Sports in Student Life
  • Save Water, Save Earth

πŸ“Œ Focus: Introduction–Body–Conclusion, relevant points, logical flow, grammar.


πŸ“ Exam Tips

  • Stick to word limits: 100–150 words (as per CBSE).
  • Use paragraphs.
  • Stay on topic.
  • Maintain proper format for letters and diary entries.
  • Proofread for grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

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