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Enchanted Fish
Enchanted Fish Definition Narrative Text is a type of text that tells an imaginary / fictional story with the aim of entertaining in a chronologically interrelated manner. As an imaginary story, Narrative Text is not necessarily true, because it is only based on the imagination of a person or group of people whose truth is not proven. General Structure To make a Narrative Text, it is endeavored to contain the general structure of the Narrative Text itself, such as: Orientation: This section contains an opening paragraph where the characters of the story are introduced. (Contains the place, character, and time to read the story, who and when) Complications: The problem parts of the story begin to develop. (Problems start to arise or begin to occur and begin to develop) Resolution: The problem parts of the story begin to be resolved. The problem is resolved, either in a happy "happy ending" or a "bad ending" or bad. Coda / reorientation: The section describing a mop ...
Figure of speech
Figure of speech Figure of speech is a word or phrase that entails an intentional deviation from ordinary language use in order to produce a rherorical effect. ALLITERATION: Alliteration is the repetition of the beginning sounds of neighboring words. Examples include: She sells seashells. Walter wondered where Winnie was. Blue baby bonnets bobbed through the bayou. Nick needed new notebooks. Fred fried frogs’ legs on Friday. ANAPHORA: Anaphora is a technique where several phrases or verses begin with the same word or words. Examples include: -I came, I saw, I conquered. – Julius Caesar -Mad world! Mad kings! Mad composition! – King John II, William Shakespeare -It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness. – A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens -With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right. – Abraham Lincoln -We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end… we shall never surrender....
Explanation text
Explanation Text Explanation text is a text that contains the process of why and how natural, scientific, social, cultural, and other events can occur. The purpose of explanation text is to explain the stages, steps, or processes (how), and provide reasons (why). The characteristics of the explanation text is : -Using the Simple Present Tense -Using Action Verbs -Using Passive Voices -Using Noun Phrases -Using Technical Terms Generic Structure of Explanation Text: General Statement Contains general information on topics to be discussed in the text. Explanation Contains a series of events (sequence of events) from a process which is the topic of the text. We can also explain by using the why and how questions, so that the explanation we convey is more comprehensive. Closing The closing or closing part is optional or does not have to be in this text. This section may contain additional information or the author’s opinion on the topics discussed. Example : How Does Rain Happen (Gener...
Cause and effect
Cause and effect Cause (noun) someone or something that makes things happen. Example : The cause of the flood was the massive of amount garbage thrown in the river. (verb) an activity that makes things happen. Example : The massive amount of garbage thrown in the river caused the flood. Effect (noun) a change that is the result of an activity or cause. Example : The rain had an effect on her mood. Affect When effect is used as a verb, it changes to affect. (verb) to produce an effect; cause something to happen. Example : The rain affected his mood. Signal word/phrase + Cause + Effect Effect + Signal word/phrase + Cause Noun signal word : Due to, Because of, Owing to, Thanks to. Verb signal word : Because, Since, As, For, As a result of. Dialogue: Yoga : Helo Rizqi, what's up ? Rizqi : Hey... Not bad. How are you ? Yoga : I'm fine. But usually you are so excited. What's wrong ? Rizqi : Maybe I fe...
