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Recount Text

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Generic Structure

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Language Features

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Types

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Simple Past Tense

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Past Continuous

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Past Perfect

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Past Perfect Continuous

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Definition

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Recount text is a text that tells an event, story, action, activity, experience that happened in the past. It's main purpose was to describe and give information(s) to the reader.

Orientation

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types

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personal recount
A personal recount is a personal experience shared by the writer.
factual recount
A factual recount is stating a fact or news.

procedural recount
A procedural recount talks about the procedure of an activity that others can replicate.

literary recount
A literary recount can have real or fictional characters and events.
imaginative recount
An imaginative recount can be one created by the writer.

Event

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When Guolaugur breathed out, he had been losing vital fluid in his lungs, which wasn't being replaced. (6)

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But having stopped to take a drink, his body heat, generated by the movement of his muscles, had been cut off. (7)

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Guolaugur had been fishing with four other fishermen when their boat capsized and started to sink. (3)

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Re-oriantation

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Re-orientation

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Past Perfect

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This 23-year-old Icelandic fishermen had survived the most extreme condition. (paragraph 2)
And his clothes, which had been soaked with the seawater. (paragraph 2)
The men had probably been unable to control the cold shock response. (paragraph 3)
He had to cross 3 km of volcanic rock in bare feet. (paragraph 5)
He had to find water to drink. (paragraph 6)
After he had punched through the centimetre-thick ice he began to drink the water. (paragraph 6)
However, even though Guolaugur found fresh water, dehydration was nit his biggest problem. (paragraph 7)
He finally reached the safety of a village at 7 a.m. – nine hours after the boat had sunk. (paragraph 8)

Simple Past Tense

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1. The largest of these, Heimaey, is inhabited mostly by puffins

2. Tragically, the two other fishermen quickly disappeared in the water

3. Luckily, Gudlaugur managed to stay calm and control his breathing-and this probably saved his life.

4. He decided to go back into the water and, after searching for and finding an easier and less dangerous part of the shoreline, he finally got to land.

5. When Gudlaugur breathed out, he had been losing vital fluid in his lungs, which wasn't being replaced.

6. he paund to rest at an outdoor batritum, which had been filled with water lor sheep to dk.

7. They treated his cuts and dehydration, but amazingly he showed almost no symptoms of hypothermia.

Past continuous

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1. His shoeless feet were bleeding from wounds caused by the sharp volcanic rock under the snow, and his clothes, which had been soaked with seawater, were frozen to his skin.

2. He was taken to the hospital, where the medical staff found that his body temperature was below 34 °C.

His wet clothes had been making his situation worse. (7)

jafiantochristian — 2023-10-30 03:12:11 UTC