Chapter 1 : Narrative Text " The Story of a Friendly Future "
Narrative text is a type of writing that tells a story, recounting a sequence of events, often with a clear beginning, middle, and end. It's characterized by its chronological structure and the presence of characters, a setting, and a plot.
It's characterized by its chronological structure and the presence of characters, a setting, and a plot. The purpose of narrative text is typically to entertain, inform, or persuade the reader.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
- Narrative text is fundamentally about telling a story, whether it's a fictional tale, a historical account, or a personal experience.
- Events are typically presented in the order they occurred, creating a sense of flow and development.
- Narratives often feature characters who experience the events of the story.
- The time and place where the story unfolds are also key components of a narrative.
- The plot is the sequence of events that make up the story, often including a conflict or problem and its resolution.
- Narrative text can serve various purposes, including entertaining the reader with a captivating story, informing them about a particular event or subject, or persuading them to adopt a certain viewpoint.
Examples of narrative text include folk tales, fairy tales, legends, myths, short stories, and novels. They can be based on real-life experiences or be entirely fictional.The generic structure:
- Orientation: the background of the story, describing the people involved in the story, when and where the story took place
- Complication: when problems arise in the story
- Resolution: the crisis or problem is resolved, for better or for worse.
- Re-Orientation: Optional (not required) may or may not exist.
Language Features of Narrative Text
- Past Tense
- Action Verbs
- Time Connectores
- Descriptive Language
- Direct and Indirect Speech
- First - Person or Third-Person Perspective
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