Answer:
: causing doubt, uncertainty, or suspicion : likely to be bad or wrong. —used ironically in phrases like dubious honor and dubious distinction to describe something bad or undesirable as if it were an honor or achievement.
Explanation:
Coherence in writing is the logical bridge between words, sentences, and paragraphs. Coherent writing uses devices to connect ideas within each sentence and paragraph.
So the best answer would be: the order of ideas enabling the reader to move easily from point to point
Answer:
Yes, it is.
Explanation:
In the strictest of terms, even if this was an unwilling omission, it would be considered plagiarism because an objective reader, even if he or she sees the cited reference in the bibliography, that reader will still be unable to figure out what exactly was cited from such source. Without quotation marks, there is no absolute way to differentiate between the source cited and the text around it.
I think he was not dreaming of scandal when he uttered this warning; that was a thing which would never have entered into his mind to consider in connection with his wife's name or his own.
