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The structure of a functional document can be analysed from three different points of view: the presentation of information content, the development of argument, and the grammatical and stylistic cohesion of the text. To be effective, a document must be well structured in all three ways. This paper explores the relationships between the three types of structure, and suggests ways in which the writer can make the three types mutually reinforce each other. The resulting documentation will rate highly in ease of retrieval, ease of comprehension, and ease of use.

What is Structure?

A structure is a construct, or combination of components, formed according to consistent and observable principles. Structure - the property possessed by structures - is principled, or systematic, organisation.

The idea of a combination of components is fundamental to language. We combine words into phrases, phrases into clauses, clauses into sentences, sentences into paragraphs, paragraphs into chapters, chapters into books. Structure, then, implies that we start with smaller bits and end up with bigger bits (see Figure 1).

Figure 1: Structure in Language

Principles — and the rules of grammar are just a rigorous form of principle — determine how these combinations are made. A random collection of words, like "rhubarb manual decided", has no governing principle and is therefore not structured.

Principles must be consistent (within reasonable limits): we must be able to distinguish between the effects of principle and those of chance. Principles must be observable (and observably consistent): we must be able to see them at work, rather than merely predicting their effects.

For our purposes, concerned as we are with functional texts, structure can be found at three different levels. We can find principles at work in the way sentences combine to form text, in the way information items combine to represent reality, and in the way propositions combine to form an explanation or argument. We can’t completely isolate these three aspects, because they do not correspond to completely separate features of language; in particular, the reader has to deal with all three concurrently. We can, though, isolate and examine the underlying principles.

Aspects of Structure

It makes sense to look at language-based structure in terms of semantics, or information content (meaning); rhetoric, or argument; and cohesion, or textual unity. We’ll look at each in some detail.

THE PORPOSE THE FUNCTIONAL TEXT 

       Help  the readers to :

1.follow directions

2.solve problem

3.perform procedures

4.answer question  

   EXAMPLE 1.

 SMS : (SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE )

          Dear Niko ,

I am forget your assignment book sorry 

But I can back it to you tomorrow

                                                        From your friend ,

                                                               Honoka

Sms is short Message Service (SMS) is the text communication service component of phone, web, or mobile communication systems, using standardizedcommunications protocols that allow the exchange of short text messages between fixed line or mobile phone device 

And another example you can find  :

A.memo

B.letters

C.amouncement

D.advertisment

E.greeting card

F.invitation card

now my favorite songg,...

come top you crying  

it will be alright  

just take my hand hold it tight 

i will protect you from all around you

i will be here dont you cry 

for one so small you seem so stong my arms 

will hold you keep save and warm 

this bond beetween us can be broken 

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