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Sports recounts

by Alivia Nasya
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RECOUNT TEXT:SPORTS EVENTS

Learning Objectives:

After learning this material, students are able to:

  • identify recount text.
  • identify the generic structure.
  • understand vocabulary related to sports events.
  • use vocabulary in context. 


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What Is Recount Text

What is Recount Text?

A recount text is a text that tells past experiences or events.

Purpose:

To retell events that happened in the past.

Example:

Last Sunday, I watched a football match with my friends.


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Generic Structure of Recount Text

1. Orientation

Introduces the event.

2. Events

Tells the sequence of events.

3. Reorientation

Shows the writer's feeling or conclusion.

Example:

  • Orientation: Last Saturday, I watched a football match.
  • Events: The players competed very well.
  • Reorientation: I was very happy. 


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Language Features

Recount texts usually use:

Simple Past Tense (V2)

  • watched
  • played
  • won
  • cheered
  • enjoyed etc.

Time Connectors

  • first
  • then
  • after that
  • finally etc

Formula Of Simple Past Tense

Subject + Verb 2 + Object

Examples:

  • I watched a football match.
  • They played basketball.
  • She visited the stadium.



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Sports Event Vocabulary

Vocabulary


  1. Match : Pertandingan
  2. Stadium : Stadion
  3. Spectator : Penonton
  4. Supporter : Pendukung
  5. Tournament : Turnament
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More Vocabulary

Vocabulary

  1. Opponent : Lawan
  2. Victory : Kemenangan
  3. Score : Skor
  4. Crowded : Ramai
  5. Exciting : Menarik
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Example Sentence

  • The spectators watched the match.
  • The supporters cheered loudly.
  • The stadium was crowded.
  • Our team won the match.
  • The game was exciting. 


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Example The Recount Text Of Sports Events

My Favorite Football Match

Last Sunday, I watched a football match with my friends at the city stadium. The stadium was crowded with spectators and supporters. Our team played very well and scored two goals. Finally, our team won the match. I felt very happy because it was an exciting game.

Mention the vocabulary that show if is it recount text


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Practice

Write a 4–6 paragraph recount of your favorite game, including opening, key moments, result, and reflection on the outcome.

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