Procedure (Type of text)
A. Definition of Procedure text
Procedure text is a text that shows a process in order.
B. Communicative purpose of Procedure text
Its social function is to describe how something is completely done through a sequence of series
C. Generic Structure of Procedure text
1. Goal: showing the purpose
2. Material: Telling the needed materials
3. Step 1-end: Describing the steps to achieve the purpose
D. Language Feature of Procedure text
1. Using temporal conjunction
2. Using action verb
3. Using imperative sentence
4. Using Simple Present Tense
E. Examples, structures and sample of questions of the procedure text
GOAL : HOW TO MAKE FRIED RICE
• 2 cloves of garlic
• 2 onions
• An egg
• 1 table spoon of vegetable oil
• A plate of rice
• Salt
STEP : How to make
1. First, chop garlic and onions into the small pieces
2. Second, heat vegetable oil on a frying pan.
3. Third, put the chopped garlic and onion into the hot vegetable oil. Fry them a while.
4. Fourth, add an egg into the pan and stir them.
5. Fifth, put one plate of rice. Fry and mix them around 3 minutes.
6. Sixth, add two pinces of salt. Continue frying until the rice is mixed perfectly.
7. Finally, put the fried rice on a plate. Fried rice is ready to serve.
Choose the best answer based on the text above
1. What does the writer write the text for?
a. To tell how to make fried rice
b. To discuss how to eat fried rice
c. To explain how to get fried rice
d. To inform how to make a plate of rice
2. What are the generic structures of the text above?
a. Orientation, complication and resolution
b. Tittle/goal, materials and steps
c. Identification and description
d. General classification and description
3. What kind of text is it?
a. Narrative text
b. Descriptive text
c. Report text
d. Procedure text
4. How many steps are there in making fried rice?
a. 7 b. 6 c. 5 d. 4
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