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READING AND WRITING WORKSHEET

Language Features:

1. Using the simple past tense, past continuous tense, past
perfect tense, and past perfect continuous tense.
2. Using temporal sequence.

3. Focus on specific participant.
4. Using conjunctions.

5. Using action verb.

6. Using time connectives and sequence connective.
7. Using adverbs and adverb (ial) phrase.

8. Using chronological connection/sequence connective.

9. Using linking verb.
Types:

1. Personal recount text (writer’s own experience)

2. Factual recount text (really happened)
3. Imaginative recount text (writer’s imagination)

4. Historical recount text (based on history)

C. Exposition Text
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Definition:
Exposition text, or expository text, is a type of writing that
explains knowledge or information based on facts to convince
the audience or interlocutor. The information in this text is
generally conveyed concisely, clearly, and densely, yet still
accurately.

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