This document provides information about procedure text, including its definition, social function, and generic structure. It defines three types of procedure texts: manuals, which explain how to operate something; tips, which explain how to do an activity; and recipes, which explain how to make food or drink. The social function is to inform the reader about how to do something through a sequence of steps. The generic structure of a procedure text includes stating the goal, listing required materials, and providing a series of steps. An example procedure text is then provided about how to use an electric iron to illustrate these components.