Organization, Coherence and Cohesion in Texts
Organization, Coherence and Cohesion in Texts
Organization, Coherence and Cohesion in Texts
Cohesion in Texts
1.Organization
3.Language Use
4. Mechanics
ORGANIZATION
Paragraph Order
a. Chronological Order
Writer-Focused Message
To prevent us from losing money, our bank now
requires identification when cashing large checks.
Conversational
Please complete all forms within two
business days.
4.Use Inclusive Language
As a courtesy to readers, writers should strive to
use language that does not exclude people.
Non-Inclusive Gender-Neutral
Job Titles Substitutes
Passive Voice
The proposal was voted upon by the board.
Human Resources was notified of the change in
personnel.
Active Voice
The board voted on the proposal.
The president notified Human Resources of the
change in personnel.
MECHANICS
• Mechanics are the conventions of print
that do not exist in oral language, including
spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and
paragraphs. Because they do not exist in
oral language, students have to
consciously learn how mechanics function
in written language.
• Review the basic rules in spelling,
punctuation, capitalization, abbreviations
and writing numbers, etc.
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