The document defines an anecdote as a short, amusing story used to demonstrate a point or make people laugh. It notes that an anecdote generally has a structure including an abstract, orientation, crisis, reaction, and coda. The document also lists some common linguistic features of anecdotes, such as the use of functions, additive connectors, verbs of action, casual connectives, and temporal connectives.

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3. DEFINITION
GENERIC
STRUCTURE
LANGUAGES
FEATURES

4. A short and interesting
story or an amusing event
often proposed to support
or demonstrate some point
and make readers and
listener laugh.
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1. ABSTRACT 2. ORIENTATION
3. CRISIS 4. REACTION
5. CODA
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1. Use Of Function
2. Additive Connector
3. Verbs Of Action
4. Cusual Connectives
5. Temporal Connective
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! , ? , “....” ,
And, as well as,
Laugh, scream, cry
Because, as, for
Fiirst, then, ever, since