Procedural Text

What is procedural text?

• text that is written to explain how to do something in form of step by step explanation

• text which explains how and why phenomenon happens

• text that express what a person or thing is like

• text that tells a story or describes a sequence of events

What is the structure of procedure text?

• orientation, complication, climax, and resolution

• identification and descriptions

• title (goal), materials/equipment, steps

• title, opening statement, sequencing, conclusion

The starting point of a procedure text is . . .

• the materials

• the steps

• the methods

• the goal

The heart of a procedure text is . . .

• the materials

• the steps

• the ingredients

• the goal

In giving the instructions in the procedure text, we use . . .

• negative sentences

• imperative sentences

• WH questions

• compound sentences

Here is the example of procedural text's title . . .

• How to bake chocolate cake

• My cute cat

• The importance of mobile phone

• Chocolate

• - First,

• - Second,

• - Next,

• we call these . . .

• adverbs

• connectives

• imperative

• tenses

• When you want to cook something, you need . . .

• ingredients

• materials

• structures

• tenses

• Materials are include things below, except . . .

• ingredients

• tools

• equipment

• other supplies

• Procedure text is used in many context, except . . .

• manuals

• receipts

• story

• instruction for assembling products