This document provides summaries of the key elements of different text types including biography, historical recount, fable, and legend. It outlines the social function, generic structure, and grammar/language features of each type. For biography, it notes that it involves more than basic facts, portraying life experiences and potential analysis of personality. Historical recounts chronologically retell important past events using specific participants, actions verbs, and tense. Fables feature anthropomorphized animals/nature to convey moral lessons. Legends focus on specific figures and their exploits, entertaining readers with interesting stories that sometimes blend facts with myths.
This document provides summaries of the key elements of different text types including biography, historical recount, fable, and legend. It outlines the social function, generic structure, and grammar/language features of each type. For biography, it notes that it involves more than basic facts, portraying life experiences and potential analysis of personality. Historical recounts chronologically retell important past events using specific participants, actions verbs, and tense. Fables feature anthropomorphized animals/nature to convey moral lessons. Legends focus on specific figures and their exploits, entertaining readers with interesting stories that sometimes blend facts with myths.
This document provides summaries of the key elements of different text types including biography, historical recount, fable, and legend. It outlines the social function, generic structure, and grammar/language features of each type. For biography, it notes that it involves more than basic facts, portraying life experiences and potential analysis of personality. Historical recounts chronologically retell important past events using specific participants, actions verbs, and tense. Fables feature anthropomorphized animals/nature to convey moral lessons. Legends focus on specific figures and their exploits, entertaining readers with interesting stories that sometimes blend facts with myths.
1. Biography is a detailed description of a person's life.
It involves more than just the basic
facts like education, work, relationships, and death; it portrays a person's experience of these life events. and may include an analysis of the subject's personality 2. Social Function of Biography: To know a person’s story about his / her life outside of any accomplishments this person may be known for and to give lots of information easily and to educate the readers. 3. Generic Structure of Biography: Orientation (Introduction), Events, Re-orientation (closing) 4. Grammar and Language Features: Use of simple past tense, focus on specific participant, use of action verb, use temporal sequence and temporal conjunction 5. Historical Recount is a text which retell about the chronological events of memorable or important history about a place or an object occured in the past. 6. Social Function of historical recount: To describe past historical experiences by retelling chronological events by involving the important dates, characters as well as the place of the events 7. Generic Structure of recount: Orientation : introducing the place or an object, setting of time and place Events : It contains the series of chronological events Re-orientation : It is optional. In this part, it contains about the writer’s point of view as the evaluation about the story 8. Grammar and Language Feature of historical recount:Using specific participant (person, place, or thing),Pronouns, Actions verbs, Adverb phrased, Past tense, Adjectives, Evaluative words,Sequence connectors 9. Fable is a a story featuring animals, plants or forces of nature which are anthropomorphized (given human qualities). A fable always ends with a moral value which was intended as the lesson. 10. Social function or the purpose of a fable is to amuse/entertain the readers ,to convey moral messages or lessons to the readers 11. Generic Structure of fable :Orientation, Complication , Resolution 12. Legend is a story or narrative that lies somewhere between myth and historical fact and which, as a rule, is about a particular figure or person that focuses on a historically or geographically specific figure, and describes his exploits. 13. The Function of Legend : To entertain or to amuse the readers about the interesting story (in general) 14. The Generic Structure of legend: ORIENTATION (INTRODUCTION) , COMPLICATION, RESOLUTION, RE-ORIENTATION 15. Grammar and language features of legend: The use of Adjective that form the noun phrase., time connectives and conjunction. use of adverb and adverbial phrases to indicate the location of the incident or events