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Procedure Text : How To Do

 


WHAT IS PROCEDURE TEXT?

Procedure Text is a text that is designed to describe how something is achieved through a sequence of actions or steps. This text uses simple present tense, often imperative sentences


WHAT IS PURPOSE OF PROCEDURE TEXT? 

The social purpose of procedure text is to show how something is done through sequence of steps which enable the reader to achieve the goal.








How To Do Upload Photo's On Instagram

So, this is how to do upload photo's on instagram, do the following steps correctly


1. First, make sure you have Instagram application. You can download them in Play Store or Apps Store



2. Second, you must log in your account in Instagram application. You must type your email and password correctly



3. Third, click the (+) icon on your Instagram page. the (+) icon is used to post a new picture or video. Its located on center corner



4. After that, choose the picture you want to post. You can add filters on them with free



5. You can also type a caption on your post, tag some peoples, and add hashtag

6. Click the send button on right corner. This is the last step for posting picture on Instagram



7. Finally, your photo was posted. You can check them out in timeline or your profile page


After this you can try to upload photo's, good luck!



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