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Key features of recount texts.

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Key features of recount texts.

by Annisaa Purniningtyas
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The purpose is to describe characters in the past events or experiences.

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Recount text is commonly written using simple past tense

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Arranging events in chronological order in the recount text makes the story easier to understand.

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Reorientation is to close the story and sometimes give personal comments.

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Recount text is a text that tells about past events or experiences.

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Temporal connectors like first, then, next, and finally help sequence events.

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Orientation contains information about the people involved, time, and place of the event.

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The writer can include personal comments or feelings about the event, which is called the orientation.

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A recount text tells about past events in chronological order.

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Recount texts are written in the future tense to describe upcoming events.

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The generic structure of a recount text is orientation, a series of events, and resolution.

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A recount usually begins with a title and a date or place.

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Part of the paragraph that tells the events in chronological order is called a series of story.

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Recount text has three generic structure.

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The first generic structure that introduces the characters, setting time, and place is called as orientation

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