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    The document provides a generic structure and language features of narrative texts. It explains that a narrative text typically includes an orientation that introduces characters, setting, and plot. This is followed by a complication that presents a conflict or crisis, then a reorientation where a solution appears, leading to a happy or sad ending. Finally, it may include an optional coda to deliver a moral message. The document also outlines common language features found in each section, such as using past tense verbs, noun phrases, adverbs of time and place, and time conjunctions. Some examples of narrative texts mentioned are fairy tales, legends, fables, mysteries, histories, and science fiction.

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    The document provides a generic structure and language features of narrative texts. It explains that a narrative text typically includes an orientation that introduces characters, setting, and plot. This is followed by a complication that presents a conflict or crisis, then a reorientation where a solution appears, leading to a happy or sad ending. Finally, it may include an optional coda to deliver a moral message. The document also outlines common language features found in each section, such as using past tense verbs, noun phrases, adverbs of time and place, and time conjunctions. Some examples of narrative texts mentioned are fairy tales, legends, fables, mysteries, histories, and science fiction.

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    Micro Narrative 1

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    The document provides a generic structure and language features of narrative texts. It explains that a narrative text typically includes an orientation that introduces characters, setting, and plot. This is followed by a complication that presents a conflict or crisis, then a reorientation where a solution appears, leading to a happy or sad ending. Finally, it may include an optional coda to deliver a moral message. The document also outlines common language features found in each section, such as using past tense verbs, noun phrases, adverbs of time and place, and time conjunctions. Some examples of narrative texts mentioned are fairy tales, legends, fables, mysteries, histories, and science fiction.

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    and The dan Pak an


    Beast Tani perahu
    Narrative
    Text
    To entertain the readers.
    Generic Structure

    01 02 03 04
    Orientati Complicat Reorienta Coda
    on ion tion
    Introduction of the The conflict appears, Problem solving Optional. Coda
    characters, setting causes crisis part, solution consist of the moral
    (time and place), (climax) appears, it can be value or message
    and plot. good (happy ending) that the author wants
    or bad (sad ending) to deliver.
    Langua
    ge 01
    Using
    02
    Usually
    “past” use Noun
    features form
    Simple past tense (S+V2)
    Phrase
    Ex: A beautiful girl, a cruel
    king, a huge temple, etc

    03
    Adverb of 04
    Time
    time and conjunctio
    place n
    Then, before, after, finally,
    Once upon a time, A hundred
    etc.
    years ago, In a jungle, in
    fairyland, etc
    Some examples of narrative
    text:
    Fairy tale Legend Fables

    Mystery History Science


    Fistion
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    you!

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