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Gram Posted 12 years ago
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Is this some kind of cohesion?
[Her biological need to sire tall and strong children is teetering on the edge of resolution[[[ in the company of this male.] [[She is a meagre 5'0 feet tall and the ...]]
The first sentence enclosed within [ and ] is a coherent unit by itself.
The second sentence enclosed within and is also a coherent unit by itself.
The full stop separates both the first and second sentence
HOWEVER
When reading both sentences, the text starting at [[[ ' in the company of this male' ties seamlessly with the text enclosed within and despite the fact that a full stop separates them.
Is this some kind of cohesion?
The first sentence enclosed within [ and ] is a coherent unit by itself.
The second sentence enclosed within and is also a coherent unit by itself.
The full stop separates both the first and second sentence
HOWEVER
When reading both sentences, the text starting at [[[ ' in the company of this male' ties seamlessly with the text enclosed within and despite the fact that a full stop separates them.
Is this some kind of cohesion?
Top answer
There seems to be nothing significant or intentional about this. " does not seem precisely logical since she is the same height either in his company or anywhere else. )
- There seems to be nothing significant or intentional about this.
- " does not seem precisely logical since she is the same height either in his company or anywhere else.
- )
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There seems to be nothing significant or intentional about this.
Anyway, "In the company of this male she is a meagre 5'0 feet tall..." does not seem precisely logical since she is the same height either in his company or anywhere else.
(Also, "5'0 feet" is incorrect, though it is not relevant to your question.)
Anyway, "In the company of this male she is a meagre 5'0 feet tall..." does not seem precisely logical since she is the same height either in his company or anywhere else.
(Also, "5'0 feet" is incorrect, though it is not relevant to your question.)
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