Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
No. : 19026515710075
EXAMPLE 1
Instructions
Topic Fishing
Orientation Yesterday I was going to a lake for fishing. It was a nice time
because I had no work to do.
Record of (1) I woke up earlier in the morning, and then I went to the
marketplace to buy some shrimps I would use for the fishing bait. After
Events that, I went to the lake to start fishing.
(2) At the lake, I looked for the best point to fish. I went to the place under a
big tree at the bank of the lake.
(3) I threw my hook as far as I could, and then I waited for the fish eating my
bait. After about a thirty-minute waiting, I felt that a fish ate my bait, and it
was true. I got a big fish. It was the first big enough fish I got in fishing. I got
ten big fish and three small fish that day. I was very happy.
(4) I would cook those fish at home and then I would call my friends to come
to my house. We would have a small party.
(5) But I was not lucky enough because on the way home, I met a
beggar. He was an old poor beggar. I gave all of my fish to him and I wish he
would be happy getting those fish. Perhaps, he could sell them at the market
and got some money to buy some food.
Reorientation Although I had no more fish after that, I was quite happy because I
could help people.
From the recount text entitled ‘Fishing’ above, the explanations can be made as follows:
(Look at some words in bold, italics, underlined as examples)
The text focuses on a specific person, namely ‘I’ (in bold).
There are a number of action verbs, such as ‘going’, ‘woke’, ‘went’, ‘use’, ‘looked’,
‘threw’, and ‘waited’ (in italics).
There are some adverbs of time and place in the text such as ‘yesterday’, ‘to a lake’,
‘in the morning’, ‘to the marketplace’, ‘to the lake’, and ‘at the lake’ (underlined).
The sentences are mostly formed in past tense like ‘was’, ‘had, ‘woke’, ‘went’,
‘would’, ‘looked’, ‘threw’, and ‘waited’, ‘felt’, and ‘got’ (in italics).
The text involves temporal sequences such as ‘then’, ‘after that’, ‘as far as’, and
‘after’ (underlined).