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 PART 1 ⁉️

Procedure Text #1

Hi there! how u doin?
it seems like a wonderful day to start a journey about prcedure text, lets get to know them :

Procedure text is a text that is designed to describe how something is achieved through a sequence of actions or step. It explains how people perform different processes in a sequence of steps. It uses how to operate or use a product or tools, to make something new step by step completely.

Generic structure used in a manual or tips (procedural text) is:

Goal/aim (or title)

Materials (not required for all procedural texts)

Steps (the actions that must be taken)

🧸Language Feature :

1. Work steps use Present tense, especially for command sentence 

2. use of technical terms

3. size

4. use first, second, next, and then, finally, at last

5. Clear and good spelling and writing

Pronunciation, stressing, and good intonation when it’s presented

Miss Nur gave me some exercises to do in order to help me understand what's procedure text will look like

there were two different prcedure text, and i have to identify them to answer these questions 

a. What are those texts about?

The text is about the information on how to insert simcard cellphone and how to cook rice in a rice cooker.

b. Who will probably need to read read the texts?

Everyone who has cellphone and everyone who will cook rice in rice cooker will need to read this text

c. What are the purpose of the texts?

The purpose of each text is to tell how something is done/accomplished through the sequence of steps.

d. What is the benefit of reading the texts?

The benefit of reading this text is the readers will know how to insert simcard cellphone and how to cook using rice cooker.

here's a text about how to cook rice 

➢ First, rinse a cup of rice in cold water. Rub the rice softly under the running

water. Do not rub the rice too long, because it will lose the nutrients. Wash the

rice once again. Then drain the water from the rice.

➢ Next, add a cup of water. If ou cook rice using an electronic rice cooker, pay

attention to the water ratio. The rice and the water ratio is usually 1 part rice

to 1 part water.

➢ Then, place the cooking pot in the rice cooker properly. Cover the pot. Select

the cooking button right after the light on the rice cook cook turns.

➢ Finally, when the rice has been cooked and is resilent

🧸Languange Features:

Present Tenses : 

rinse a cup of rice in cold water.

pay attention to the water ratio.

Action Verbs :

rinse, rub, wash, add, pay attention, flip

Number to show the sequence :

first, next, then, finally

Adverbs :

softly, properly, gently

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PART 2 ⁉️

Procedure Text #2

Were back on procedure text part 2, we are now going to talk about "how to do" procedure text. 

1. first, you gotta focus on what's your main point. it is the big idea on what are you going to learn and what topic you'll elaborate further. keep your eyes on them and do not overcomplicate.

2. next, start to write down the things you need. in this step it's better to keep it as short as possible. notes were made to help you review the lesson. and to make it too much infos will make you get confused.

3. then, make a mind map. mind map will help you organize between ideas. it is SUPER HELPFUL.

4. finally, your notes should be personalised. make it fun, you can decorate them, add as many picture as you want and enjoy them.

well, i thini thats all i have for today, see you on another chapter, Bye! 

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PART 3 ⁉️

Procedure Text #3

we are now back on another part of procedure text. guess what are we going to talk about today?

it is a "how to use" procedure Text. remember what we were talking about in the previous part of this chapter? yup personalised note taking.

i told you to decorate them in order to make you enjoy re-read the notes. and one of the way of decorating is writing the title. i will show you how to use a brush to make the title or header on your notes.

here its is

1. first, hold your brush about a 90 degree angle to the paper. 

2. then,  Apply light pressure, draw your brush pen upwards on the paper. 

3. Use “downstrokes” to create thick lines. and "Upstrokes" to create thin lines.

we are almost there to close the chapter of procedure text. stay tuned!

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PART 4 ⁉️

Procedure Text #4

whoa, it seems like there is no difference bentween tasks on chapter 3 and 4. but lets start this blog by reviewing what is procedure text :

Procedure text is a text that is designed to describe how something is achieved through a sequence of actions or step. It explains how people perform different processes in a sequence of steps. It uses how to operate or use a product or tools, to make something new step by step completely.

Generic structure used in a manual or tips (procedural text) is:

1. Goal/aim (or title)
2. Materials (not required for all procedural texts)
3. Steps (the actions that must be taken)

Language Feature :

1. Work steps use Present tense, especially for command sentence 
2. use of technical terms
3. size 
4. Use first, second, next, and then, finally, at last
5. Clear a
   
   nd good spelling and writing
6. Pronunciation, stressing, and good intonation when it’s presented

and lastly, this is what we're waiting for. the procedure text :

How To Use Brush To Decorate Notes

1. First, hold your brush about a 90 degree angle to the paper. 
2. Then,  Apply light pressure, draw your brush pen upwards on the paper. 
3. Use “downstrokes” to create thick lines. and "Upstrokes" to create thin lines.

My video: 

PART 5 ⁉️

Procedure Text #5

hi hi hello this is the final part of the Procedure Text, lets take a moment to review it. 

Procedure text is a text that is designed to describe how something is achieved through a sequence of actions or step. It explains how people perform different processes in a sequence of steps. It uses how to operate or use a product or tools, to make something new step by step completely.

Generic structure used in a manual or tips (procedural text) is:

1. Goal/aim (or title)
2. Materials (not required for all procedural texts)
3. Steps (the actions that must be taken)

Language Feature :

•  Work steps use Present tense, especially for command sentence 
• Use of technical terms
• Sizw
• Use first, second, next, and then, finally, at last
• Clear and good spelling and writing
• Pronunciation, stressing, and good intonation when it’s presented