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Procedure Text MasteryOnline version

Write clear, step-by-step procedures.

by Faiza Hidayati
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Introduction to Procedure Text

Procedure text is a text that contains ways, goals for making or doing something with the right step by step sequentially so as to produce a goal that is wanted.

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Purpose and Function

Purpose is to give readers a sequence of actions. It aims for accuracy, clarity, and ease of following the steps.


Function of Procedure Text

- To get the best results efficiently.

- To avoid accidents, damage, unnecessary waste.

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Structure

A well-structured procedure has these parts:

  • Title of the task
  • Goal (what you will achieve)
  • Materials list
  • Steps (numbered)
  • Tips or safety notes
4

Language Features

Use the present simple and imperative verbs. Keep sentences short and direct. Use numbers to order steps.

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Imperative Verbs

Common imperatives for procedures include:

  • Wash the hands
  • Measure ingredients
  • Pour into the container
  • Stir well
  • Check for safety
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Connectors & Sequencing

Use sequence connectors to show order.

Examples: First, Next, Then, Finally.

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Example Procedure

How to make a cup of tea

  1. Fill a kettle with water and boil it.
  2. Place a tea bag in a cup.
  3. Pour hot water over the tea bag.
  4. Steep for 2–3 minutes.
  5. Remove the tea bag and add sugar or milk if desired.
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Review for clarity. Ensure every step is present and in order. Use precise measurements when needed. Include safety notes if relevant. try this

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