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This document discusses different types of narrative texts and their key linguistic features. It provides examples of common narrative text types like fables, fairy tales, myths, legends, folktales, horror stories, and romance stories. The document notes that narrative texts typically use past tense verbs, action verbs, specific nouns as pronouns, dialogue, time connectives and conjunctions, and adverbs of time. It then provides a full example of a narrative text about a mouse deer tricking a monkey out of its bananas.
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This document provides a summary of narrative text structures. It begins with definitions of different types of narratives - personal narratives tell about real experiences from the writer's perspective, biographical narratives tell about real events in someone else's life, and fictional narratives tell made-up stories. It then outlines the typical language features, generic structure, and an example of each narrative type. The generic structure includes an orientation to introduce characters, a complication where problems develop, and a resolution where problems are solved. Finally, it provides a short fictional narrative example called "Mantu's Little Elephant" to illustrate these concepts.
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Orientation: There was a poor girl who lived with her mother in a cottage near the forest.
Complication: The mother used the magic pot to cook porridge but forgot the words to stop it.
Resolution: The pot kept cooking and flooding the village with porridge until the girl returned and said the words to stop it. The villagers then had to eat their way back to their homes.
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This document defines and discusses the characteristics of a narrative text. It begins by stating that a narrative text is an imaginative story meant to entertain people. It then outlines the typical generic structure of a narrative text, including an orientation, complication, and resolution, with an optional coda. Some key linguistic features of narrative texts are also identified, such as the use of past tense verbs, time conjunctions and adverbs, specific characters, action verbs, and direct speech. The document concludes by providing a short example narrative text about a race between a rabbit and a turtle to illustrate these concepts.
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This document provides information about narrative texts, including their definition, functions, generic structure, grammatical features, and examples. It defines a narrative text as a story told in past tense to entertain or amuse readers. The generic structure includes an orientation that introduces who, when, what, where; a complication with problems and their resolution; and optionally an evaluation, coda, or re-orientation. Grammatical features include past tense verbs, time connectives, adjectives, and saying/thinking verbs. An example narrative text provided is the Indonesian folktale "Timun Mas" with analysis of its orientation, complications and resolutions.
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The proud monkey lived by a river and constantly teased and taunted the kind tortoise about its inability to swim. After the monkey threw a rotten fruit at the tortoise's head, the tortoise decided to teach the monkey a lesson by tricking it into believing there was an island full of delicious fruits. When they arrived, the tortoise quickly swam away, leaving the monkey to discover that the fruits were actually bitter. The tortoise had gotten revenge on the naughty monkey.
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This document provides information about narrative texts, including their definition, functions, generic structure, grammatical features, and examples. It defines a narrative text as a story told in past tense to entertain or amuse readers. The generic structure includes an orientation that introduces who, when, what, where; a complication with problems and their resolution; and optionally an evaluation, coda, or re-orientation. Grammatical features include past tense verbs, time connectives, adjectives, and saying/thinking verbs. An example narrative text provided is the Indonesian folktale "Timun Mas" with analysis of its orientation, complications and resolutions.
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The proud monkey lived by a river and constantly teased and taunted the kind tortoise about its inability to swim. After the monkey threw a rotten fruit at the tortoise's head, the tortoise decided to teach the monkey a lesson by tricking it into believing there was an island full of delicious fruits. When they arrived, the tortoise quickly swam away, leaving the monkey to discover that the fruits were actually bitter. The tortoise had gotten revenge on the naughty monkey.
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- 3. KINDS OF NARRATIVE TEXT ( Jenis Narrative Text) Fables : Mouse Deer and Crocodile Fairy Tales : Cinderella Myth story : Nyi Roro Kidul Legend : The Legend of Tangkuban Perahu Folktale : Malin Kundang Horror Story Romance / Love Story : Romeo and Juliet Adventure story
- 5. LANGUAGE FEATURE (Kaidah Kebahasaan) Most often use past tense, it can be simple past tense, past continuous, or other past tense forms. Action verbs. It is a verb that shows an action. Example: Climbed, Turned, Brought, etc. Specific noun as pronoun of person. Such as "malin kundang, cinderella". Direct and indirect speech, sometimes using dialogue to invite readers to imagine so that the story looks clearer and more real.Time Connectives and Conjunctions, it makes the story looks coherent or sequential. Such as "when, then, suddenly, before, after, soon, etc Adverbs of time (adverbs). Example: One time, once upon a time, one day
- 6. EXAMPLE OF NARRATIVE TEXT ( A MOUSE DEER and A MONKEY ) Complication The Mouse deer wanted to eat the banana. However, how do you take the banana? Climbing a tree, he can’t. “Asking Apes, surely he didn’t give bananas. The monkey is stingy. “Thought the Mouse deer. Mouse Deer was looking for a way to get bananas from apes, finally he got the sense to get the bananas from apes.He pelted Apes with a small stones. At first Apes didn’t care. Mouse Deer; did not despair, Mouse Deer continued to pelt Apes. He tried to upset the Apes with his actions . Eventually Apes became angry and annoyed. He finally threw back at Mouse Deer. At first the Ape threw the Mouse Deer with a banana peel. After the banana peel was finished, the Apes pelted Mouse Deer with bananas. Resolution With his clever sense, Mouse Deer pretended to be in pain. Monkey was increasingly excited about throwing bananas until all the bananas were thrown at the Mouse Deer.The ape is satisfied and leaves the tree. After Monkey left, Kancil began collecting bananas scattered and eating bananas casually. “Hmmm …This banana is delicious” ORIENTATION One day, A mouse deer was very hungry. He walked here and there, but did not get food. Finally, Kancil saw Apes engrossed in eating bananas in a tree. “It looks good,” said Mouse deer