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Red park 287 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Coherence and cohesion

Hello every body.

Would you please explain what the difference between coherence and cohesion is?

And I don't get the difference between coherent and cohesive either.

  

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red park 287 Would you please explain what the difference between coherence and cohesion is? They both derive from "cohere", but they go slightly separate ways. "Coherence" is more usually figurative, having to do with a harmonious relation between parts.

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  • red park 287 Would you please explain what the difference between coherence and cohesion is?
  • They both derive from "cohere", but they go slightly separate ways.
  • "Coherence" is more usually figurative, having to do with a harmonious relation between parts.
  • It is more often seen in the negative, often describing a person's state of mind.
  • If you display incoherence, you babble and are confused.
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red park 287Would you please explain what the difference between coherence and cohesion is?

They both derive from "cohere", but they go slightly separate ways.

"Coherence" is more usually figurative, having to do with a harmonious relation between parts. It is more often seen in the negative, often describing a person's state of mind. If you display i

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