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Basics of recount writing

by Duha Omar
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A recount text is written to persuade readers about an opinion.

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Recount texts always include diagrams and charts.

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It typically uses past tense to describe actions.

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In recounts, events are described out of order to create suspense.

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Personal pronouns like I may appear in a personal recount.

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Recount texts are written in the present tense.

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A recount text retells past events in chronological order.

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It often uses time connectives such as first, next, then, and finally.

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The main purpose of a recount is to explain a process with step-by-step instructions.

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It may include dates, places, and names to set the context.

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