Procedure Text

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Hallo everyone welcome back to my blog. How are you guys? I hope you are in good condition and take care of your health. I want to share my learning this time about "Procedure Text" which was taught by Ms. Fatma. Let's read to the end.

What is procedure text?

1. Understanding: 

Procedure text is a text that is designed to describe how something is a achieved through a saquence of actions or step. This text aims to describe how something is achieved or created through a certain sequence of activities or steps.
     
2. Structure :
  • Goal (objective): the purpose of the procedure text will be written into the title text.
  • Materias / Ingredients: things in the form of materials and tools needed.
  • Steps: stages in making or doing something.
3. Language features : 
  • Imperative 

Command or instruction sentences.

  • Action verbs

Cook,make.

  • Connectives

First,second,then,finally.

  • Simple present tense : V1

V= S / es, to be: is,am,are.

 

Procedure text example from Ms Fatma

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