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    GROUP 1: Recount Text

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    This document provides information about the recount text structure, including its purpose, generic structure, and language features. The generic structure of a recount includes an orientation introducing participants, place and time. It also includes a series of events described in the past tense, and may optionally include a reorientation with a personal comment. Language features include use of pronouns like "I" and "we", chronological connectors, linking verbs, action verbs, and simple past tense. It then provides an example recount text titled "Our Trip to the Blue Mountain" that follows this structure.

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    This document provides information about the recount text structure, including its purpose, generic structure, and language features. The generic structure of a recount includes an orientation introducing participants, place and time. It also includes a series of events described in the past tense, and may optionally include a reorientation with a personal comment. Language features include use of pronouns like "I" and "we", chronological connectors, linking verbs, action verbs, and simple past tense. It then provides an example recount text titled "Our Trip to the Blue Mountain" that follows this structure.

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    This document provides information about the recount text structure, including its purpose, generic structure, and language features. The generic structure of a recount includes an orientation introducing participants, place and time. It also includes a series of events described in the past tense, and may optionally include a reorientation with a personal comment. Language features include use of pronouns like "I" and "we", chronological connectors, linking verbs, action verbs, and simple past tense. It then provides an example recount text titled "Our Trip to the Blue Mountain" that follows this structure.

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    GROUP 1: Recount Text

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    Daffa Zuhdan Naufani
    This document provides information about the recount text structure, including its purpose, generic structure, and language features. The generic structure of a recount includes an orientation introducing participants, place and time. It also includes a series of events described in the past tense, and may optionally include a reorientation with a personal comment. Language features include use of pronouns like "I" and "we", chronological connectors, linking verbs, action verbs, and simple past tense. It then provides an example recount text titled "Our Trip to the Blue Mountain" that follows this structure.

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    GROUP 1

    ALYA MAGHRIZATUN NISA (01)


    DAFFA ZUHDAN NAUFANI (06)
    TOHA AL UTHAINI (30)
    DEFINITION OF RECOUNT
    TEXT
    Recount is a text which retells
    events or experiences in the
    past.
    PURPOSE
    The purpose of recount text is
    either to inform or to entertain
    the audience.
    GENERIC STRUCTURE

    1. Orientation: Introducing the


    participants, place and time
    2. Events: Describing series of
    event that happened in the past
    3. Reorientation: It is optional.
    Stating personal comment of the
    writer to the story
    LANGUAGE FEATURES

    Introducing personal participant; I, my group,


    etc
    Using chronological connection; then, first,
    etc
    Using linking verb; was, were, saw, heard, etc
    Using action verb; look, go, change, etc
    Using simple past tense
    OUR TRIP TO THE BLUE MOUNTAIN

    On Friday we went to the Blue Mountains. We


    stayed at David and Dellas house. It has a big
    garden with lots of colorful flowers and a tennis
    court.
    On Saturday we saw the Three Sisters and went
    on the scenic railway. It was scary. Then, Mummy
    and I went shopping with Della. We went to some
    antique shops and I tried on some old hats.
    On Sunday we went on the Scenic Skyway and it
    rocked. We saw cockatoos having a shower.
    In the afternoon we went home.
    GENERIC STRUCTURE FROM OUR
    TRIP TO THE BLUE MOUNTAIN
    Orientation :On Friday we wet to the Blu
    Mountain.We stayed at

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