Basic Understanding of Recount Text
What is recount text?
Text that retells past events or experiences
drink - drank is part of? irregular or regular verb?
Irregular
Recount text uses present tense in it. True or False?
False. Recount text uses past tense.
I, you, we, they, she, he, it, are part of? subject, verb, object, or signal time?
Subject
What is the purpose of recount text?
to inform or entertain the reader or listener
What is "berbicara" in english? and what the verb 2 of it?
speak - spoke
events is part of structure in recount text. True or False?
True
what are the signal time in past tense?
yesterday, last night, last year, last day
types of recount text?
-A personal experience
-A historical event
-A person's biography
what is verb 2 of "berjalan"?
walked
What is an example of time connective or sequences word?
after that, the, finally, etc.
Fina and Fani watch movie last night. which one is the wrong word in that sentence? please change into the true one!
watched
Mention the structure of recount text!
Orientation, events, re-orientation
Mention 2 regular verb!
example : Open - opened
Close - closed
Arrange those parts into the true structure!
Orientation, events, re-orientation
She went to school yesterday. change into negative sentences!
She did not go to school yesterday
Mention the language features of recount text!
- using past tense
- using time connectives or sequence words
-focuses on specific participant
What is the verb 2 of these verbs!
1. buy
2. sleep
3. come
4. cook
5. study
1. bought
2. slept
3. came
4. cooked
5. studied
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Which part of recount text's structure on the text above? orientation, events, or re-orientation?
orientation
We play badminton every sunday.
please change it into past tense, positive, negative, and introgative sentences!
(+) We played badminton last sunday
(-) We did not play badminton last sunday
(?) Did we play badminton last sunday