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Explanation text

stucture

1) Phenomenon Identification

Phenomenon identification itself can be understood as an explanation of an explanatory text

about a general description of a natural phenomenon or event that will be discussed.
2) Sequence Of Events

After a general understanding of the phenomenon being discussed in an explanatory text, the

next step is to explain the causes and potential consequences of that phenomenon. This sequence

of events serves as the content, or rather, the body, of the explanatory text.

3) Interpretation

Interpretation. This interpretation itself is at the end of the explanatory text or serves as a

closing section of the explanation of the event being discussed. Furthermore, the interpretation

also includes a discussion of the author's review or conclusions about the event. In this section, you

can provide statements or responses about the phenomena you've discussed in the explanatory

text.