2.     Legends or Myth

3.     Fable

4.     History 

5.     Romance 

Orientation is the initial part of a narrative text, usually called the introduction or opening. This part usually contains an introduction to the character, and the setting or place of occurrence of a story.

 

2.     Complication

After the introduction, the story in the narrative text will continue with the emergence of problems which are also called complications or climax. The problems that exist in the story usually involve the main character of the story.

 

3.     Resolution

Resolution is the final part of a story. This part is a solution to the problems that exist in the complication part. In this part the author also describes the ending of the story whether the story is sad ending or happy ending.

 

4.     Reorientation

Even though there is already a cover or solution to a problem, there is also a reorientation part. 

This part is optional. In this part the author conveys the moral message contained in the story. 

2. Usually, narrative texts are in the form of stories that are popular among the general public, such as the story of The Mouse-deer and Crocodile, The Rabbit and Turtle, etc.

3. Narrative text is often divided into several sequels, both simple and complex. That is, there are several narrative texts whose stories are made continuously or continuously from one part to another.

The tense that is more commonly used in narrative text is the past tense. Usually this tense is very obvious if you read legends or fairy tales that have a past time or setting.

 

2.     Time conjunction and adverb of time

Narrative text is written based on the chronology of time. Therefore, it takes time conjunction such as when, before, after, and others to explain the chronology of an event. While adverb of time is needed in writing narrative text with the purpose for showing the time when an event occurred, for example once upon a time, one day, and others.

 

3.     Action Verb

Action verb is a verb that shows an action of a character. Because the tense used in narrative text is in the form of past tense, the verb used is in the form of past tense.

 

4.     Direct Speech 

If you read a narrative text, you will surely notice that there are quotes taken from the conversations of the characters in the story. This is also known as direct speech. Dialogue between characters is very important to write so that important information can be conveyed in an interesting way and the story will feel more'lively'. 

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