Making a text hang together: The role of lexical cohesion

Coffin, Caroline (2005). Making a text hang together: The role of lexical cohesion. In: Coffin, C. ed. Getting Practical: Evaluating Everyday Texts. Milton Keynes, U.K.: The Open University, pp. 149–196.

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This book continues to explore grammatical variation but focuses increasingly on developing a critical orientation to English use. You will be expected not only to describe, and interpret texts, but also to apply your grammatical knowledge and analytical skills as a means of judging and improving the communicative effectiveness of a range of everyday texts.

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  • 0-7492-1777-4, 978-0-7492-1777-8
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  • Book 3, Units 12-16 of E303
    English grammer in context
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  • Faculty of Wellbeing, Education and Language Studies (WELS)
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