Procedure Text Part 3

Name : Hanifah Az Zahra

Class : XII IPS 2

Definition of Procedure Text

Procedure text is text designed to describe how something is done/achieved through a sequence of actions or steps

Purpose of Procedure Text

To explain the reader how to make/operate/do something through a sequence of action or steps

Procedure Text Forming Elements

1.       Social Function : To describe a command or instruction on how something is done/achieved in the correct steps

2.       Structure Text : Consist of goal, material/ingredients, and step

3.      Language Features : Consist of present tense, imperative sentence, action verb, adverb and temporal conjunction

Type of Procedure Text

1.   Recipe procedure text : is a list of ingredients and a set of instructions that tell the readers how to cook something. The purpose is to describe how something is made in sequenced steps. Generic structure of recipe procedure text are :

·         Goal/aim : It contains the purpose how to make something

·         Ingredients : This part describe the elements we need to make something

·         Steps/methods : This part describe the set of instruction

2.   Manual procedure text : is a book or pamphlet that contains an explanation about how something should be done in sequenced steps. The purpose is to describe how something is done in sequenced steps. Generic struscture of manual procedure text are :

·         Goal/aim : It contains the purpose of doing or operating something

·         Materials : This part describes the tools we need to do, make, or operating something

·         Instruction : This part describe the set of instruction

Language Features

Ø  Temporal conjunctions is like signposts to indicate to the reader the order and flow of the writer's ideas. They help carrying over a thought from one sentence to another, from one paragraph to another, of from one idea to another. E.g: second, after, at first, at once, before, finally, just, next, now, now that, since, then

Ø  Imperative sentence is a sentence that is used to make a command, request, or instruction. E.g: Wash the tomatoes, cut the carrot, press the button, etc

Ø  Adverb is a word that describes a verb, adjective or other adverb. An adverb usually consists of an adjective + ly. E.g: Gently, usually, slowly, suddenly, strongly, etc

Ø  Action verbs or dynamic verbs are verbs to express that the subject is performing an action or to state that something is happening. E.g: Make, take, boil, cook, push, press, etc

Ø  Simple present tense is a verb tense used to talk about conditions or actions happening right now or habitual actions and occurrences. E.g: Press locking catch, put the battery, rinse a cup of rice in cold water, etc

Ø  Numbering

Ø  Must and mustn’t. Must is used to express that we have to do something important, e.g. : You must press the on button to start the machine. Mustn't is used to express that we are forbidden to do something, e.g. You musn't refill the ink before it runs out.

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Activity 3

Write a procedure text: HOW TO USE in your blog!

Complete your article with the explanation, pictures and video!

 

How to Use Blender

Blender is a tool that someone usually uses to grind ingredients for cooking quickly. Here's how to use a blender properly and correctly

Materials:

1.       Blender

2.       Pandan leaves (optional)

Steps :

1.       Prepare the blender

2.       Put the suji and pandan leaves into a plastic tube, and add a little water to make it easier for the knife to blend

3.       Plug the blender cord into a power outlet

4.       Attach the pre-filled plastic jar to the blender body

5.       Press the blender button to start the blender

6.       When it feels smooth, press the blender button again to turn it off

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