Reciever func.module, check func.module and receiver type func

Hi Experts,
what is the purpose of reciever func.module, check func.module and receiver type func.module in Event Linkage.
Give some Examples which helps.
Thanks In Advance.

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I think FM's for Processing Events should give a clear idea.
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