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    Group 5 members for the project are Anisa Almaidah, Fitri Pringgawati, M Rofi, Nindy Aleyda, and Ririf Rif’ah. The document then provides definitions and explanations of explanation texts, including their purpose, generic structure, language features, and similarities and differences compared to procedure texts. It also provides tips for writing an explanation text.

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    Group 5 members for the project are Anisa Almaidah, Fitri Pringgawati, M Rofi, Nindy Aleyda, and Ririf Rif’ah. The document then provides definitions and explanations of explanation texts, including their purpose, generic structure, language features, and similarities and differences compared to procedure texts. It also provides tips for writing an explanation text.

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    Group 5 members for the project are Anisa Almaidah, Fitri Pringgawati, M Rofi, Nindy Aleyda, and Ririf Rif’ah. The document then provides definitions and explanations of explanation texts, including their purpose, generic structure, language features, and similarities and differences compared to procedure texts. It also provides tips for writing an explanation text.

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    Power Point Explanation Text

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    ASSALAMU ALAIKUM!

    GROUP 5
    -Anisa Almaidah (3)
    -Fitri Pringgawati (9)
    -M Rofi (15)
    -Nindy Aleyda (18)
    -Ririf Rif’ah (22)
    EXPLANATION
    TEXT
    (TEKS EKSPLANASI)
    Explanation is a text which tells
    processes relating to forming of
    DEFINITION natural, social, scientific and
    cultural phenomena.

    PURPOSE • Explanation is a text


    which tells processes
    relating to forming of
    natural, social, scientific,
    and cultural phenomena.
    • To explain how or why
    something happens.
    Explanation is a text which tells
    processes relating to forming of
    PENGERTIAN natural, social, scientific and
    cultural phenomena.

    PURPOSE • Explanation is a text


    which tells processes
    relating to forming of
    natural, social, scientific,
    and cultural phenomena.
    • To explain how or why
    something happens.
    GENERIC STRUCTURE

    General statement.
    01 stating the phenomenon issues which are
    to be explained.

    Sequenced explanation
    02 stating a series of steps which explain the
    phenomena.

    Contents
    03 sump up the explanation and talks about
    its applications..
    LANGUAGE FEATURES
    Using chronological Using action
    connection verb

    Featuring Using Using


    Generic conjunction adverbial
    Participants of time phrases

    Using passive Using simple


    voice pattern present tense

    Using Using Using


    noun abstract technical
    phrases noun terms
    Similarities of
    Explanation and Procedure Text

    Using passive voice pattern


    Explain about the process

    Using simple present tense


    Have the answer of two
    question ‘why’ and ‘how’
    Using chronological connection
    Differences of Explanation
    and Procedure Text
    Explanation Text
    Not all of the
    material can be
    Usually explain used
    The text will be about
    spesifically
    Procudure Text
    phenomena
    explain

    Example ‘the way


    how you go to
    Sequential campus’, ‘making a
    chronology food’, etc.
    More general
    Writing an explanation text
    Titles, that use words like
    Style, Use a question or a statement as your
    'how' or 'why', will help
    title. Keep this in mind so you stick to the
    readers to understand what
    point. Use the rest of your writing to make
    the text is about and make
    points that help to answer your question or
    them want to find out more.
    support your statement.

    Paragraphs, You need to write in


    Interesting fact, Throw in
    paragraphs to break up your text and
    a few interesting facts to
    make sure it follows a sequence. Use
    make your writing come
    connectives like 'Firstly' and 'So' to put
    alive and keep your reader
    it in the right order.
    interested.

    Re-read, Re-read your explanation text when


    you have finished. Make sure you've answered
    your question or supported your statement.
    E
    Tsunami
    X The term of “tsunami” comes from the Japan which means harbor ("tsu") and wave
    A ("nami"). A tsunami is a series of waves generated when water in a lake or a sea is
    rapidly displaced on a massive scale.
    M
    A tsunami will be generated when the sea floor abruptly deforms and vertically
    P displaces the overlying water. Such large vertical movements of the earth's crust can
    L occur at the plate boundaries. Subduction of earthquakes are particularly effective in
    generating tsunami, and occur where denser oceanic plates slip under continental plates.
    E As the displaced water mass moves under the influence of gravity to regain its
    equilibrium, it radiates across the ocean like ripples on a pond.
    Tsunami always bring great damage. Most of the damage is caused by the huge
    T mass of water behind the initial wave front, as the height of the sea keeps rising fast and
    E floods powerfully into the coastal area.
    .

    X
    T
    1

    Thank You !
    Wassalamu alaikum !
    3

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