That way you know what kind of audience your writing for you can use different words with a lot more complexity. its completely different writing for kindergarteners and writing a paper for a college seminar
A<em> procedural text</em>'s purpose is to tell the reader how to do or make something. Instructions in a procedural text often come as commands with active verbs that explain in a clear way all of the steps that the reader must take in order to create, assemble or make a specific item. The most used type of a procedural text is an instruction manual. This is why in these types of texts the audience must be considered when creating the text. Based on what type of <em>audience</em> is the text formulated for, the need for specific words, language and a general level of difficulty will vary.
it is "Stopped or parked the boat" returning the boat to the harbor doesn't fit the context no'r does anchoring it to the shore.When you read a story you will sometimes hear something along the lines of "A ship wreck was beached" thus supporting this answer.
When Travis sees Arlis playing in the drinking water (C) He feels happy because it reminds him of good memories of Old Yeller.
This scene shows us that Travis has matured and has a new perspective on life. He is not as stringent as he was before and takes time to enjoy the little things in life.
