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Holiday In Lhoknga Beach

When Idul Fitri holiday, after visiting my parents at Darussalam, Banda Aceh, I and my family went to Lhoknga Beach to refresh our mind after the long time of work. It's rarely to take a vacation because I'm very busy.
    The way to Lhoknga  Beach is quite good and the view is really beautiful. On our left and right is full of rice fields and many coconut trees along the way. But when we nearly arrived. there was a long traffic ram so we hardly to get in into the beach I guess this was because of the Idul Fitri holiday, so people want lo go to beach too.Then we just take a walk to the beach because It was not far. Fortunately the weather was not too hot on that day
    After we amved. the beach was so crowded. But we still enjoyed the time by took pictures, swimming, playing sand, and go around the beach by boat.We stay overnight in the inn that we have rent before.
    We got up so early in the morning that we could enjoy sunrise landscape at the beach. My cousin playing with white sand and I took a picture of him.
    A day at Lhoknga Beach felt so short, we were quite tired for playing a whole day, but we were very happy.

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Holiday In Lhoknga Beach

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Answer 1

Past form of verb: There are several past tense verbs used throughout the passage, including "visited," "went," "took," "enjoyed," and "got up."
Personal participant: The passage is written from a first-person point of view, with the writer (presumably the narrator) using pronouns such as "I" and "we" to refer to themselves and their family.
Time direction: The passage moves in a linear fashion, with the events described occurring in chronological order. The use of time markers such as "when Idul Fitri holiday" and "in the morning" help to establish a sense of time and progression.
Chronological connection: The events described in the passage are all related to the family's trip to Lhoknga Beach, with each event leading to the next. For example, the family's journey from Banda Aceh to Lhoknga Beach is described before their arrival at the beach itself.
Past continuous: The writer uses the past continuous tense to describe ongoing actions, such as "we were playing sand" and "we were very happy."