This document provides instructions for writing a procedural text and completing various writing exercises related to procedural texts. It includes examples of procedural texts for cooking shrimp and making waves on a rope. Students are asked to rearrange paragraphs into the proper order, write their own recipe using provided vocabulary words, and complete a partial procedural text using given sentence starters. The document gives guidance on the purpose and components of procedural texts to help students practice this text type.

1. By:
Sutan Izra

2. • Procedural text is a text that gives some
clues of how to do something through
a series of actions.
• Goal / purpose : to give information what
we need.
• Material : things that you need to make
an object.
• Method / steps : the information about
making an object

3. Answer the following questions.
1. Do you like eating delicious food or
drinking fresh juices?
2. What about making delicious food or fresh
drinks?
Do you often do this by yourself?
3. Can you mention your favourite food and
drink?

5. a. First, wash the vegetables and
garlics.
b. Then, chop the vegetables.
c. Slice the garlic very thin.
d. Prepare the shrimps.
e. Next, heat the oil in a frying pan.
Saute the garlic, shrimp and
finally the vegetables.
f. Cook then serve it on a plate.

6. With your friend, use the sentences
from Practice 4 to complete the
paragraph.
Do you want a healthy and delicious
meal? Try this one, a sauted green
shrimp. First of all,_______________
Then, ________________________
Next,_________________________

7. The paragraphs below are not in correct order.
Your job is to arrange them into their correct
order.
a. Then, move the rope quickly up and down. A wave
moves along the rope, but the rope itself does not
move forward.
b. A thin rope, 4 m long a tree or post.
c. Making waves.
d. First of all, tie one end of the rope to a tree or post,
as high as your waist. Hold the other end and stand
about three and a half metres away.

8. Write your own recipe. The vocabulary below
will help you.
Vocabularies :
Bake, chop, cut, grill, mix,
Saute, boil, combine, fry, heat,
Peel, stir, broil, cook, garnish,
Melt, pour,
( name of drink/meal )
Ingredients______________________________________
Utensils _________________________________________
Instruction_______________________________________