Professional Documents
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-Definition
-Purpose
-Generic structure
-Language feature
-Example
A. Procedural text
1.Definition
2.Purpose
3.Generic structure
1. Goal: contains the purpose of the text (eg: how to make a smoothie)
2. Material or ingredient: contains the materials that used in the process
(eg: the material to cook omelete are egg, onion, vegetable oil, etc.)
3. Step: contains the step to make something in the goal (eg: first, wash
the tomatoes, onion, ... second, cut the onion to slices)
4.Language features
This text uses simple present tense, often imperatif sentences. It also uses the
temporal conjunction such as first, second, then, next, finally, etc.
1. Simple present
2. Use imperatif (ex: cut, don’t mix)
3. Use action verb (ex: turn, put, mix)
4. Use Temporal conjunction (ex: first, second, last)
5. Use adverbial phrases(ex: for 5 minute, 2 cm from the top)
Tools:
Blender Spoon
Cutting board Cup
Knife
Ingredients:
Banana Milk
Mango Ice cubes
Steps:
First, Peel the banana and mango skin. Then, cut the fruits to smaller pieces
with the knife on the cutting board. After that put all the fruit slices and also
some milk and ice cubes into the blender. Next turn close the blender lid and
turn on the blender. Wait for about 3 minute. Finally open the blender lid and
pour the smothies into the cup and stir the smoothies with a spoon.
A cup of refreshing smoothie ready to served.
B. Explanation text
1.Definition
2.Purpose
3.Generic structure
4.Language feature