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    The document discusses features of language used in recount texts, including: - Using personal pronouns to introduce participants involved in the recounted events. - Frequent use of action verbs to describe what participants did. Some common action verbs mentioned are walk, cook, sell, and eat. - Employing linking verbs and chronological connectors like "first", "then", "next" to link events and describe subjects. - Using the simple past tense to situate the recounted events in the past. This helps establish that a recount text relates experiences that already occurred.

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    LANGUAGE FEATURE

    in Recount Text
    Ms. Rere - X1, X2, X3
    FUN TALK
    Who is your favorite person?
    USE PERSONAL PARTICIPANT
    Do you remember who involved in the last
    text that we read in last week?
    There are:

    ● The Youth Pledge


    ● Japanese
    ● Titanic

    Most of recount text use personal


    pronoun to introduce the participants who
    involved in the text.
    move to… ACTION VERBS

    VERB ACTION VERB


    A verb is a word that shows an action A verb that expresses
    occurrence, or state of being. something that a person, animal,
    or object can do.
    THE MOST FREQUENT ACTION VERBS

    WALK COOK
    The baby is just
    I’ll cook you something.
    learning to walk.

    SELL EAT
    My sister sold her laptop
    I eat fried rice today.
    yesterday.
    CHRONOLOGICAL
    CONNECTION
    Example: fist, then, next, etc
    THE USE OF LINKING VERBS

    What is linking verb?


    Verb that describes the subject by linking it with the rest of a sentence
    THE 23 LINKING VERBS
    being might
    am do shall
    is been
    does will
    was be
    did should
    are have
    be might
    were has
    allowed must
    had
    can
    Simple Past
    Tense
    The formula of simple past tense
    But, why we use past tense to write a recount text?
    Answer
    Because recount text is text related
    to experience in the past. Simple
    past tense use to form sentence in
    past version. That’s why we use
    Simple PAST tense.
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