The Similarities and Differences Between Recount Text and Narrative Text
Something which happened in the past is the main topic to compose both recount and narrative text. In writer's point of view, the thing which happened in the past is an experience. It can be what the writer has done, hear, read, and felt. Composing a recount text or a narrative text is retelling the experiences of the past event to be a present event.
The Important Things about Recount Text and Narrative Text
Below are some important things to remember when learning this retelling event text
What does recount differ from narrative?
The easiest way
to catch the difference is analyzing the generic structure. Recount text
presents the past experiences in order of time or place; what happened
on Sunday, then on Monday, the on Tuesday. In simple way, recount
describes series of events in detail. It does not expose the struggle on
how to make them happen. The event happened smoothly.
After all, on the other hand, narrative introduces crises and how to solve them. Narrative text always appear as a hard portrait of participant's past experience. It reveals the conflict among the participants. Cinderella's conflicts with her step mother and sister are the example. The conflict is the most important element in a narrative text. Narrative without conflicts is not narrative any more.
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