The document outlines the generic structure and language features of a procedure text. It discusses that a procedure text typically includes the goal or aim, a list of required materials and tools, and step-by-step instructions. It notes that a procedure text uses simple present tense, imperative sentences, temporal conjunctions, and action verbs. It then provides an example procedure text for making a cup of coffee.

1. PROCEDURE TEXT
BY:
HUSNIATUL ARIFI

2. Generic Structure of Procedure Text
Goal/aim
Materials
/ingredients
and tools
Steps

3. Generic
Structure of the
Procedure Texts
Goal/Aim
Something to achieve or it
can be a title
Material/Tool
Telling the needed material
in making or operate
something
Step/Procedure
Describing the steps to
achieve the purpose

4. Language Feature
1. Use Simple Present Tense
2. Imperative Sentences
example: take ripe bananas, peel them, add some sugar, etc.
3. Temporal Conjunction
example: first, second, third, then, next, after that, finally, etc.
4. Action Verb
Example: take, peel, slice, add, mix, dip, etc.

5. Example

6. Make a procedure text based on the pictures below?

7. How to Make a cup of Coffee
Ingredients and tool:
 Hot water
 1 spoon of coffee powder
 1 spoon of sugar
 Spoon
 Stove
 Glass/ a cup
Steps:
1. First, boil water.
2. Second, put a spoon of coffee powder and 2 spoons of sugar into a cup.
3. Then, put the boiling water into the cup.
4. After that, stir Ir well
5. Finally, a cup of coffee is ready to drink