Cohesion — English definition

The sense of flow created by transitions and clear structure that shows how each idea relates to the next.

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In use

Cohesion is what holds that structure together: transitions like 'however,' 'consequently,' and 'even so' are not decoration but signposts telling the reader whether the next idea adds, contrasts, or concludes.

Constructing Arguments

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