Jawaban:

Opening, body, and closing.

The generic structure of an interactional transactional text typically consists of the following elements:

1. Opening: The text begins with a greeting or an introduction to establish a friendly and polite tone. It may include pleasantries and initial greetings to initiate the conversation.

2. Body: This section contains the main content of the interactional transactional text. It includes the exchange of information, ideas, opinions, or requests between the participants. It can involve questions, answers, discussions, negotiations, or any other form of communication relevant to the purpose of the text.

3. Closing: The closing part of the text serves to conclude the conversation. It often includes expressions of gratitude, well-wishes, or any closing remarks that help to bring the conversation to a polite and satisfactory end.

The specific structure and organization of an interactional transactional text may vary depending on the medium used (e.g., spoken conversation, email, chat, etc.) and the context in which it takes place. However, the overall purpose is to facilitate effective communication and establish a rapport between the participants.