This document discusses different types of procedure texts, including recipes and manuals. It provides the generic structures and examples of each. Recipes contain ingredients, materials, and a sequence of steps to make something. Manuals provide instructions to operate or do something through a series of sequenced steps and have a purpose stated in the title. The document gives an example of a coffee recipe procedure text and camera operation manual procedure text to illustrate these forms.

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Procedure Text

2. What is Procedure Text?
Procedure text is a text that explains, informs, or
helps the reader on how to make something.
The purpose of procedure text is to show how
something is made/used/done through sequence
of steps.
Purpose of Procedure Text

3. Types of Procedure Text
It is a part of procedure text.
It is a list of ingredients and set of instructions
that tell you how to cook something.
1. Recipe Procedure Text

4. Generic Scructure of Recipe Procedure Text
It contains the purpose how
to make something. Usually
located in the title.
e.g: How to make dalgona
coffe.
This part desribes the elements
we need to make something.
e.g: The ingredients to make
dalgona coffe are coffe and
sugar. We also need a spoon
and warm water.
This part describes steps or
ways that we have to folow
from start to finish in making
something
e.g: First, wash the tomatoes.
Goal/Aim
01
Method/Steps
Materials/Ingredients
02 03

5. How to Make Coffe
Materials and ingredients:
• 1 spoon of coffe powder
• 2 spoon of sugar
• Hot water
• A cup
• A spoon
Steps:
• Prepare two spoon of sugar, hot water, a cup,
a spoon, and a spoon of coffe powder.
• Put a spoon of coffe powder and two spoon of
sugar into the cup.
• Pour some hot water into the cup.
• Stir it clockwise and the hot coffe is ready to
drink.

6. Types of Procedure Text
It is part of procedure text.
It is a book or pamphlet that contains explanation
about how something should be done in
sequenced steps
2. Manual Procedure Text

7. Generic Structure of Manual
Procedure Text
It contains the purpose of doing
or operating something. Usually
located in the title.
e.g: How to operate television
This part describes the set of
instructions.
e.g: First, hold up the camera and
centre the object in the LCD.
02
01
Goal/Aim Instructions/Steps

8. Steps:
• First, hold up the camera and centre the object
in the LCD.
• Second, move closer or use the zoom control
for the result you want.
• Third, when you’re ready to take the picture,
hold the sutter halfway.
• Then, a light should appear that lest you know
the camera is set to go.
• Lastly, press shutter all the way down.
How to Operate Camera

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