To write effective procedure texts that adhere to English grammar rules, you need to pay attention to the following language features:

1. Imperative Sentences: Imperative sentences are used to convey instructions directly. They usually begin with a base verb (verb 1) and without a subject. Examples: Wash the vegetables. / Don’t add too much salt.

2. Action Verbs: Verbs that describe an activity or process. Examples: cut, chop, slice, pour, stir, boil, bake, serve, mix.

3. Sequence Words: Used to show the order of steps. Examples: First, then, next, after that, finally.

4. Simple Present Tense: Procedure texts are written using the simple present tense because they state general habits or fixed instructions.

5. Specific Vocabulary: Usually related to the topic, such as healthy food vocabulary: fiber, protein, vitamins, organic vegetables, healthy oils.