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    This document defines and discusses recount texts. [1] A recount text retells events from the past in chronological order. [2] The purpose is to inform or entertain the audience by describing what happened, who was involved, where, when, and why. [3] A recount text typically includes an orientation, a series of events in order, and a reorientation or conclusion.

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    This document defines and discusses recount texts. [1] A recount text retells events from the past in chronological order. [2] The purpose is to inform or entertain the audience by describing what happened, who was involved, where, when, and why. [3] A recount text typically includes an orientation, a series of events in order, and a reorientation or conclusion.

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    This document defines and discusses recount texts. [1] A recount text retells events from the past in chronological order. [2] The purpose is to inform or entertain the audience by describing what happened, who was involved, where, when, and why. [3] A recount text typically includes an orientation, a series of events in order, and a reorientation or conclusion.

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    This document defines and discusses recount texts. [1] A recount text retells events from the past in chronological order. [2] The purpose is to inform or entertain the audience by describing what happened, who was involved, where, when, and why. [3] A recount text typically includes an orientation, a series of events in order, and a reorientation or conclusion.

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    RECOUNT TEXT

    - CITRA AYU NISA -


    ALL ABOUT RECOUNT TEXT

    01 DEFINITION

    02 PURPOSES

    GENERIC STRUCTURE
    03 - Orientation
    - Events
    - Reorientation .

    04 LANGUAGE FUTURE
    What is Recount Text?
    A recount text is a text which tells about something that
    happended in the past.

    The details in a recount can include


    - what happended
    - who was involved
    - where it took place
    - when it happened
    - why it occurred.
    Purpose of Recount Text
    The purose of a recount is to list and describe
    past experiences by retelling events in the order
    in which they happended.
    Recount are written to retail events with the
    purpose of either informing or entertaining their
    audience (or both).
    Kinds of Recount Text
    Personal Recount
    These usually reteel an
    event that the writer was
    personally involved in Factual Recount
    Recording an incident, eg.
    A sciene experiment,
    police report

    Imaginative recount
    Writing an imaginary role
    and giving details of events,
    eg. A day in the life of
    pirate; How I invented....
    GENERIC STRUCTURES
    EVENTS
    Content Here Content Here

    Events
    A series of events, ordered
    in a chronological
    sequence.

    ORIENTATION REORIENTATION

    Orientation Reorientation
    It gives the readers the background A personal comment about
    information needed to understand the the event or what
    text, such as who was involved, happened in the end.
    where it happened, and when it
    happened.
    Characteristics / Language Feature

    1 Using the simple past tense, past continuous tense, past perfect tense,
    and past perfectcontinuous tense.

    2 Using temporal sequence, e.g. On Saturday, On Monday, On


    Sunday

    3 Focus on specific participant, e.g. I (the writer).

    4 Using the conjunctions, such as : then, before, after, etc.

    5 Using action verb, e.g. Went, stayed.


    Thank you

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