Cohesion

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking phrases.

The connections that hold a text together, created through features such as pronouns, repeated ideas and linking expressions.

The repeated movement gives the paragraph cohesion and develops confinement without announcing ‘the tiger is trapped’. Precise details—the worn earth, shoulders and camera—connect the animal to its surroundings. The short sentences briefly sharpen the contrast between visitors watching and the animal turning away.

The connections that link parts of a text, such as references to earlier details, repeated images and linking words.

The links between parts of a text, created through devices such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and connecting phrases.

The links that connect sentences and paragraphs, including pronouns, repeated key ideas and connecting words.

The connections between parts of a text, created through linking expressions, references and repeated key ideas.

The links between sentences and paragraphs, created through vocabulary, references and connecting expressions.

The connections that hold a text together, including pronouns, repeated images, linked ideas and references back to earlier details.

Cohesion is how its parts are connected. A character’s question in the opening might be answered at the end; an object might return with a different significance. Paragraphs can mark changes of time, focus, speaker or emotional direction, rather than simply dividing the page into equal chunks.

The connections that hold a text together, such as consistent references, linked ideas and repeated images.

The connections that hold a text together, such as pronouns, repeated details, time references and links between paragraphs.

The connections that hold a text together, including linking words, pronouns and repeated or related ideas.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking expressions.

The links between parts of a text, created through choices such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and connecting phrases.

The connections between sentences and paragraphs that help a text hold together, including pronouns, linking phrases and repeated ideas.

The connections between sentences and paragraphs created by wording, references and grammatical links.

The connections between parts of a text, created through devices such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking phrases.

The connections between sentences and paragraphs, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key words and linking phrases.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking expressions.

The links between sentences and paragraphs, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and connecting phrases.

The links between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and connecting words.

The connections that hold a text together, such as pronouns, repeated details and links between paragraphs.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated images and links between ideas.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated details and links between paragraphs.

Cohesion means its parts connect. For example, a detail introduced near the beginning might return at the end with a changed meaning. That connection helps the ending feel earned.

The links that hold a text together, such as pronouns, time references and repeated ideas.

The connections between parts of a text, created through devices such as pronouns, repeated details and links between events.

The links between sentences and paragraphs that help ideas connect and the reader follow the text.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking words.

The connections between sentences and paragraphs, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key ideas and linking phrases.

The connections between parts of a text, created through wording, references, transitions and recurring ideas.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, linking phrases and repeated key ideas.

The connections that hold a text together, including references back to earlier ideas, repeated key words and linking expressions.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as linking expressions, pronouns and repeated key words.

The connections between parts of a text, created through references, repeated ideas and linking language.

The connections that hold a text together, including pronouns, repeated details, linking words and relationships between paragraphs.

The connections that hold a text together, such as pronouns, repeated images and links between paragraphs.

The connections that hold a text together, such as clear references, linking phrases and recurring details.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key words, related vocabulary and linking phrases.

The connections that hold a text together, such as pronouns, time references and repeated details.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as pronouns, repeated key words and linking phrases.

The connections between parts of a text, created through features such as linking phrases, pronouns and repeated key words.

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AQA GCSE English Language · 8700

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Edexcel GCSE English Language · 1EN0

Edexcel GCSE English Language 2.0 · 1EN2

OCR GCSE English Language · J351

Eduqas GCSE English Language · C700