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Recount Texts: What Happened?

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Recount texts are always fictional stories.

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A recount text usually presents future plans after the events.

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Recount texts often include dates or times of events.

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A recount text retells past events in chronological order.

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A title is often included at the beginning of a recount.

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The purpose of a recount is to inform others about events.

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The main purpose is to persuade the reader to take action.

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They must include a bibliography in every paragraph.

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It uses past tense to describe what happened.

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Recounts are written in the present tense.

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They are written in past tense.

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They include a series of sentences describing events in order, sometimes with dates or times.

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The speaker must always be unnamed.

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Recount texts are written in present tense.

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They do not use time markers or dates.

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They can include personal reflections or outcomes at the end.

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Recount texts tell about events that happened in the past in chronological order.

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They often start with an orientation that sets the scene.

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The events are described out of order to create suspense.

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A recount must always be fictional.

 
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