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Techniques of cohesi

Techniques of cohesion

TermDefinition
That is to say linking words and phrases
Ultimately, the Prime Minister has to take responsibility for all his government's actions. referencing (pronouns)
We sit in front of a computer screen all day and a television at night. ellipsis (omitting words when something is repeated)
Should we eat less or should we diet more. Probably the former. substitution (changing words when something is repeated)
The way we learn is outdated so the way we learn needs changing. repetition
The factory pump out pollution and this contamination is in the air we breathe. synonymy (using words that mean the same)
This is everyday life for millions of workers: we leave the house and, after enduring the early morning commute, we arrive at the office. antonymy (using words that mean the opposite)
In other words linking words and phrases
We are told to eat more healthily, but we know this already. referencing (demonstrative)
Your dream job could one day become a reality. antonimy
You could look for work experience and this on-the-job training. synonymy
In addition linking words and phrases
You could also concentrate on improving your social skills. referencing
Your interviewers will not only be considering your abilities, but also whether they... ellipsis
Sometimes the latter is more .... substitution
I think that work experience is more effective. Work experience allows you.... repetition
Admittedly, .... linking words and phrases
As I mentioned above, ...... referencing
Created by: RalucaTomescu
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