Teks Pengumuman

Teks Pengumuman

Definisi
Teks pengumuman (annoucement) masuk dalam kelompok teks funsional yang berhubungan erat dengan teks undangan. Announcement atau pengumuman merupakan sebuah pernyataan atau pemberitahuan secara resmi baik dalam bentuk lisan maupun tulisan yang berisi informasi dengan tujuan memberitahukan kepada khalayak umum tentang sesuatu agar bisa diketahui oleh banyak orang secara langsung, cepat dan merata.
Generic Structure
Title/Judul
Judul merupakan bagian yang sangat penting karena mewakili isi keseluruhan dari sebuah pengumuman. Namun kadang judul tidak selalu disebutkan dengan jelas.
Explanation
Explanation berisi penjelasan lebih lanjut tentang sebuah pengumunan. Biasanya terdiri dari informasi dasar yang mencakup: jenis kegiatan, waktu, tempat, dan peserta.
Contoh
Writing Competition
Announcement !
Our school will have a Writing Competition that will be held on 17 January 2018
Registration will be held on January, 5th-10th at OSIS room. Registration is free and full of prize!
Contact person : Nita (0822 1234 5678)
Announcement!
Mandarin Club Man 1 Bandar Lampung open a recruitment for new members. For all students who are interested can come to secretarial room on Monday at 9 am.
Please bring a color photograph size: 3×4
For more information, please contact Putri at 0821 1234 5678
Thank you

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