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Understanding Report Text Structure

This document provides a report on elephants. It begins by defining report text as describing general classifications rather than specific examples. The structure of a report includes stating the general classification, describing the subject in detail, and using present tense. The report then describes elephants as the largest land animal, with thick legs, large ears, a trunk used to lift water and food, and intelligence that allows them to be trained. Elephants can carry heavy loads, hunt tigers, and fight.
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Understanding Report Text Structure

This document provides a report on elephants. It begins by defining report text as describing general classifications rather than specific examples. The structure of a report includes stating the general classification, describing the subject in detail, and using present tense. The report then describes elephants as the largest land animal, with thick legs, large ears, a trunk used to lift water and food, and intelligence that allows them to be trained. Elephants can carry heavy loads, hunt tigers, and fight.
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What is Report

Text?
Report text is to describe
generic participants. It means, a
report text is giving description
of general classification of things,
and not a thing in particular
condition. Report is a text which
presents information about
something, as it is. It is as a

Generic Structure of Report


text

General classification
Stating classification of general
aspect of thing; animal, public
place, plant, etc which will be
discussed in general
Description

Describing the thing which


will be discussed in detail; part
per part , customs or deed for

Language Feature of Report


Introducing group or
general aspect
Using conditional logical
connection; when, so, etc
Using simple present tense

ELEPHANT
Elephant is the largest and
strongest of all animals. It is a
strange looking animal which it
has thick legs, huge sides and
backs, large hanging ears, a small
tail, little eyes, long white tusks
and above all, elephant has a long
nose, the trunk. An elephant is
commonly seen in a zoo, it is hard

The trunk is the elephant's peculiar


feature. This trunk has various
usages. The elephant draws up
water by its trunk and can squirt the
water all over its body like a shower
bath. The elephant's trunk also lifts
leaves and put them into its mouth.
In fact, the trunk serves the
elephant as long arm and hand. An
elephant looks very clumsy and
heavy and yet an elephant can

The elephant is very intelligent


animal. Its intelligence
combined with its great
strength makes an elephant a
very useful servant to man.
Elephant can be trained to
serve in various ways such as
carry heavy loads, hunt for
tigers and even fight. An

Created by :
Ade Dwi S
Aktivani Naza K
Dewi Anita R
Dini Muliani
Dyah Febriani K. H
Meria Silvi
Rizki Gatari A
Vega Ayu A

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