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Recount text is a type of text in learning which has the function of retelling events or experiences that occurred in the past. This text aims to provide information.

The purpose of Recount Text is usually to retell and provide information and entertain readers.

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when guolaugur breathed out, he had been losing vital fluid in his lungs

his wet clothes had been making his situation worse, putting him at risk of hyportermia

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Simple Past Tense

3] He and two of his companions managed to climb onto the keel, but the three men soon realised that they could not stay there in the sub freezing air temperature.

3]After about 45 minutes,they decided to jump off the boat and swim towards the shore.

Past continuous

2] The shoeless feet were bleeding from wounds caused by the sharp volcanic rock under the snow.

4] When Guolaugur breathed out, he had been losing vital fluid in his lungs, which wasn't being replaced

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CARMEL, BULAN, GERARDUS, KEVIN, MARCELLO

There are 3 structures of recount text.

1. Orientation[Paragraph 1], is about the background information about the story (example: who, where, when)

2. Series of Events [Paragraph 2-8], explaining the story (what happened in the story)

3. Re-orientation [Paragraph -], is about the summary or the conclusion of the story.

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1. Personal Recount
This type of recount text usually consists of information or stories based on the author's personal experiences. An example is a diary or diary.

2. Factual Recount
A type of recount text that tells an event or events that have actually happened. Examples are scientific reports, news, and so on.

3. Imaginative Recount
Imaginative recount is a text that tells an imaginary story accompanied by details of events.

4. Biographical
This recount text tells about the history, story, or life history of a person/figure. The writing uses third person point of view, namely: "she", "he", "it".

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this twenty three icelandic fisherman had survived the most extreme condition but he should have died.

but another challenge awaited—he had to cross three kilometers of vulcanic rock in bare fit