A work that has “coherence” presents ideas that are logically arranged to help the reader better understand the text.
Coherence in a text is essential to provide the reader a smooth reading experience. A text is coherent when certain characteristics are met: topics are related and follow a logical order, vocabulary is easy to read and straightforward, grammar structures add cohesion and clarity, literary resources are correctly used (example: parallelism).
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<h2>then why are U telling Fool!!!</h2>
The correct answer should be <span>C. </span><span>We painted two-thirds of the room this morning. Two-thirds is an example of compound words joined together with the use of hyphen. The other two options do not put hyphen to denote compound words.</span>
