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LITERAL READING BY MEGAWATI BASRI, M.pD
SPOOF TEXT
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1. The Function of Spoof
2. the Generic Structure of Spoof
3. The Language Features of Spoof
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According to (Puspawati, 2014) Spoof text is a text which is
used to make the imagination about humorous people or
events of units of time, like days, time of day, or season.
Spoof almost makes satirical humor of the movie or play,
poking fun at various aspects while retaining the general plot
or idea. Commonly, spoof and anecdote are similar, even
though are the same. Spoof and Anecdote tend to be defined
as text which relates to funny story and unusual incidents.
Spoof has a social function to entertain and share the story.
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C. Generic Structure
The generic structures of spoof are:
1. Orientation: provides the setting and introduces participant
2. Events: tell what happened, in what sequence
3. Twist: unpredictable humorous ending
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D. Language Features of Spoof
1. Individual participant: the subject must be brief
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2. Use of process: there are seven different processes: material processes, behavioral processes,
mental processes, verbal processes, relational processes, existential processes, meteorological
processes
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3. Focus on people, animals, or a certain thing
4. Use of past tense (last night, I bought a book, two hours ago, he knocked on the door)
5. Use of action verbs: ate, ran, etc.
6. Use of adverb of time and place: once, in the park
7.Tell in chronological order: the next day
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E. Functions of Spoof
1. To tell an event with a humorous twist
2. To entertain the reader and share the story
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C. Generic Structure
The generic structures of spoof are:
1. Orientation: provides the setting and introduces participant
2. Events: tell what happened, in what sequence
3. Twist: unpredictable humorous ending

Kind of Text (Spoof Text) a part of literal reading