(My) First Journal Entry (My) First Journal Entry

Strictly speaking, "journal entry" refers to the individual pieces of writing, while "journal" refers to the collection of journal entries.

Today, I will start to write aing journal entries on lLangcCorrect in order to preparinge for TOEFL. Today, I will start writing journal entries on LangCorrect in order to prepare for TOEFL.

(1) The verb forms are a little off in this sentence. I have corrected them, but I shall not go too in depth into the explanations now. (2) "LangCorrect" is the proper way to capitalise the word.

Today, I will start to write aing journal entries on langcorrect in order to preparinge for TOEFL. Today, I will start writing journal entries on langcorrect in order to prepare for TOEFL.

I am undislike to writing essays, journal entries, etc., because I hesitated to express my opinion. I dislike writing essays, journal entries, etc., because I hesitate to express my opinion.

Keep the tense consistent. You're writing in the present tense here, so it should be "hesitate" and not "hesitated".

I am undon't like to writing essays, journals, etc., because I hesitated to express my opinion. I don't like writing essays, journals, etc., because I hesitate to express my opinion.

I want to continue to writeing journal entries on this website. I want to continue writing journal entries on this website.

I want to continue to write journal entries on this website. I want to continue to write journal entries on this website.