RECOUNT TEKS W5+1H Defition A recount text is a kind of writing that tells about past events or experiences, usually to inform or entertain the reader. It has a simple structure that starts with an orientation to introduce who was involved, where, and when the story happened, followed by a series of events written in time order, and ends with a reorientation that gives a conclusion or personal opinion. This type of text often uses past tense verbs, time connectives such as “first,” “next,” and “finally,” and personal pronouns like “I” or “we.” For example: Last weekend, my family and I went to the beach. We played volleyball, swam in the sea, and built sandcastles. It was an exciting day, and I hope to go there again someday. In short, a recount text helps readers remember or imagine past experiences in a clear and enjoyable way. Social Function The social function of a recount text is: To retell events or experiences that happened in the past. To inform or entertain the reader b...