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3. How to Order Fast Food Aim / Goal Have you ever been to a fast food restaurant ? Here are some steps in ordering food in a fast food restaurant. First, join the queue from the entrance door, possibly leading into several cash register. Second, place your order and make the payment. Third, collect the receipt with order number. Then, wait at the pickup counter or at your table for your order to be prepared and your order number to be announced. Next, serve yourself drinks. Finally, place your rubbish in the bin provided and leave the tray on top. Steps

4. How to Make Stickers Aim / Goal What you’ll need : little squirt bottles of fabric paint and a mirror or glass to work on. Materials & Equipment Follow the four easy steps below. 1. Take the paint and make a design or drawing on the glass, like a name, flower, heart, or star. 2.Let the paint dry for 24 hours or until it isn’t soft to touch or press down. The more paint you use, the longer it will have to dry. 3. After it is dry, peel back the paint and the design will come cleanly off the glass. Make sure to take your time so as not to rip the design in pieces. The paint will feel just like thin rubber and is very easy to tear. 4. Rub a little bit of water on the back of the sticker so it will be able to adhere to another surface. Place it to anywhere on the mirror or any other surface. Steps How to Make Stickers Aim / Goal How to Make Stickers Aim / Goal

5. The rubber-like designs are reusable as long as you make sure and pull them of carefully. These are clean and easy to use on any surface. You never have to worry about these stickers leaving permanent marks or residue. Just make sure not to rip the paint each time you remove and relocate it. It’s a great idea for kids birthday presents or just an activity for them to do to pass the time. Kids of all ages, even college students, may like to use these to decorate their rooms. Make sure to get bright colors to spruce up any room ! They look like puffy stickers, but are not nearly as expensive. Steps

6. A procedure text is designed to describe how something is achieved through a sequence of actions or steps. It explains how people perform different processes in a sequence of steps. This text uses the simple present tense, often the imperative sentences. It also usually uses the temporal conjunctions, such as first, second, then, next, etc. The structure of a procedure text consist of : Aim/Goal (or title) Materials (not required for all procedure text) Steps However, there is a procedure text that only consists of goal and followed by some steps.