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This document provides examples of two types of procedure texts: recipes and manuals. Recipes contain a goal, list of ingredients, and set of instructions to make something through a series of sequenced steps using simple present tense, action verbs, and conjunctions. Manuals also outline a series of steps using similar language to describe how to operate or do something. Both procedure text types aim to clearly explain a process through a structured format.

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Procedure Text

This document provides examples of two types of procedure texts: recipes and manuals. Recipes contain a goal, list of ingredients, and set of instructions to make something through a series of sequenced steps using simple present tense, action verbs, and conjunctions. Manuals also outline a series of steps using similar language to describe how to operate or do something. Both procedure text types aim to clearly explain a process through a structured format.

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PROCEDURE TEXTS

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Do you know how to make it?
Procedure text

Procedure text : Recipe Procedure tex Manual

-It is a part of procedure text.


 It is a part of procedure text.
- It is a book or pamphlet that contains
 It is a list of ingredients and a
set of instructions that tell you
explanation about how something
how to make/cook something.
should be done in sequenced steps
Procedure text:Recipe
Generic Structure Language Features Social Function
 Goal/aim  It contains  Using simple present  It is used to describe how
the purpose how to make tense. something is made in
something.  Using adverbial of sequenced steps.
 Ingredients  This part sequence or using  It provides a series of
describes the elements we temporal adjective. steps in sequence that
need to make something.  Using imperative explain the readers how to
 Steps/methods  This sentences or command. make something.
part describes the set of  Using action verbs.  The communicative
instructions.  Using conjunctions to link purpose of the text is to
a process to another tell the steps of making
process. something.
 Using adverb of time to
express details of time.
e.g of procedure text : Recipe

Goal/Title How to make a fried rice

Ingredients 1 plate of cooked rice, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon of salt, 2 medium


onions, choped, 1 cloves of garlic, chili powder (adjust based on
your spicy level), 1 table spoon of tomato sauce, 1 tablespoon of
vegetable oil.

Methods/ • First heat a medium frying pan and pour the vegetable oil
• After it heated enough, add the garlic, onion and chili
Steps • Stir-fry the ingredients until it’s tender
• Add the eggs and scramble it until half cooked
• Pour the cooked rice then keep stir for a minute.
• Next , add the seasoning such as the sauce, peeper and salt,
mix them all with the rice.
• After it well cooked, take the rice and serve on the plate.
Procedure text : Manual
Generic Structure Language Features Social Function
Goal/aim  It contains the Using simple present tense. It is used to describe how
purpose of doing or - Using adverbial of sequence or something is done in
operating - Using temporal adjective. sequenced steps.
something. - Using imperative sentences or - It provides a series of steps in
Materials This part describes command. sequence that explain the
the tools we need to do, make or Using action verbs. readers how to do something.
operate something. - Using conjunctions to link a - The communicative purpose
Steps  This part describes process to another process. of
the set of instructions. - Using adverb of time to the text is to tell the steps of
express making or doing something.
details of time.
e.g of Procedure text Manual
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