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English Grammar Course — ch21-discourse-cohesion

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21 Discourse Markers and Cohesion Grammar does not stop at the sentence boundary. Cohesion is the grammar oftexts: the devices that bind sentences into paragraphs and paragraphs into arguments. 21.1 The cohesion toolkit

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