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INSTRUCTION
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DEFINITION
What is instruction?
INSTRUCTIONS
For example, we may give instructions on:
INSTRUCTIONS
Most of the instructions involve a number of steps or stages
which must be in sequence.
A simple method of describing the steps in a process or
sequence of events is as follows:
INSTRUCTIONS..
We could also describe the arrangement as a serial ordering
or a numerical ordering of the steps in the process.
SEQUENCE CONNECTORS/LINKERS
The sequence of steps in the process is indicated
by linkers / connectors / discourse markers such
as: First, next, after that, during, while, once, by
the time, meanwhile, etc.
Example:
First,
buyto
a sturdy,
narrow
bookshelf. Next turn it
How
do a D.I.Y
Bench
on the side. The side on the floor will eventually
become the top or seat of the bench. Then attach
feet at the corners of the bench. Turn the shelf so
that it sits on its new feet. After that, make a
custom cushion or buy relatively flat, square
cushions to go on top of the bench. Finally, glue
strips of velcro to the top of the bench and then
attach the other side of the velcro to the underside
of your pillows.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
DISCUSS
1. Have you ever used a glue gun?
2. Do you think the instructions were clear? Explain the
process again to your partner.
3. Now, think about one simple process that you have done
before. (it can be how to draw a rose, how to apply
polyutherane and others).
4. Explain to your partner the process that you chose
First, I ..
Then, I
IMPERATIVE
WHAT IS IMPERATIVE?
Imperative is form of a verb which is
usually used in giving orders or
instructions.
USES OF
IMPERATIVE
Give Orders
Make Invitations
Give Instructions
Give advice
Give Warnings
On signs
Often
written
as a list
Imperative instruction
Not
written in
full
sentence
Dont run
Use 2 cups of sugar
Should
never be
used when
writing
formally
May
have
bullet
points
TRY THIS!
Which word is correct to complete the sentences?
1. (Presses, Pressed, Press) the red button to stop the machine.
2. (Inserts, Insert, Inserted) plugs into the holes in the wall.
3. (Turn, Turns, Turned) the heated bolt with a spanner.
4. (Drew, Drawn, Draw) a vertical straight line at the middle of the paper.
The exercise you did are called the imperative with the infinitive sentences.
What is infinitive?
LETS DISCUSS
Look at these signs. What do you think they mean and where
would you see them?