ENGLISH COHERENCE AND COHESION AND IN-TEXT CITATION

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Essential in writing and speaking as they help connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs smoothly.

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Transition words

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They guide the reader or listener through the flow of ideas, making communication clearer and more logical.

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Transition words

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what are the transition words

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1. ADDITION
2. CONTRAST
3. Cause and Effect
4. Comparison
5. Time/Sequence
6. Emphasis
7. Conclusion or Summary

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Used to add information or continue a point.

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1. ADDITION

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examples of addition

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Moreover
Furthermore
Additionally
Also
Besides

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Show differences or contradictions.

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2. CONTRAST

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examples of CONTRAST

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However
On the other hand
Conversely
Nevertheless
Yet

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Demonstrate a relationship between actions or ideas.

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3. Cause and Effect

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examples of Cause and Effect

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Therefore
Consequently
As a result
Thus
Because

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Highlight similarities.

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4. Comparison

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examples of Comparison

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Similarly
Likewise
In the same way
Just as

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Indicate the order of events or ideas.

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5. Time/Sequence

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examples of Time/Sequence

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First
Then
Next
Meanwhile
Finally

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Stress the importance of a point.

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6. Emphasis

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examples of Emphasis

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Indeed
In fact
Certainly
Above all
Most importantly

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Signal the end of a discussion or summarize

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7. Conclusion or Summary

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meaningful and makes sense as whole in the minds of the readers

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coherent

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when your readers can follow and understand a text easily, the text obviously has

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coherence

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the 2nd important quality needed in writing is

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cohesion

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the connectivity in a text

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cohesion

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refers to the connection of ideas at the sentence level, the grammatical and lexical linking within a text or a sentence that holds a text together and gives it meaning

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cohesion

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on the other hand means the connection of ideas at the idea level.

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coherence

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it focuses on how to make a piece of writing easy to understand

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coherence

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it refers to the “rhetorical” aspects of your writing, which include developing and supporting your argument (e.g., thesis statement development), synthesizing and integrating readings, organizing, and clarifying ideas

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coherence

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examples of Conclusion or Summary

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In conclusion To summarize Overall In summary Finally

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is a reference made within the body of a text of an academic essay

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in-text citation

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alerts the reader to a source that has been used in the essay

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in-text citation

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what is MLA

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modern language association

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the 2 most commonly used referencing styles are

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MLA and APA

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this is called humanities style

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MLA

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is primarily intended for arts, humanities, and historical literature

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MLA

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what is APA

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american psychological associtaion

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uses in-text citations rather then footnotes or endnotes

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MLA system

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this is also known for as author-date-style

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APA

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is often used for technical works in education, natural, physical, and social sciences

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APA

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MLA IN-TEXT citation rules

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one author two authors three or more authors multiple works by the same author author with the same last name organization as the author (corporate author work with no author

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the citations in-text are very brief, usually just the author's family name and a relevant page number

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MLA system

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when a work has ___ _______, list the author, list the author's last name and then the page number where the information is listed

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one author

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if an entry in the works cited list has worked with ____ _____, include both names in the in-text citations

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two authors

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if more than one work from the same author is listed in the works cited list, use a shortened form of the title to include in the in-text citation after the author's last name

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multiple works by the same author

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use the word "and" between the 2 names

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two authors

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if a work has _____ __ ______ ________, the in-text citation will include the first author's name followed by "et al" which will match the entry in the works cited list

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three or more authors

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use a comma between the author and the title of work

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multiple works by the same author

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when borrowing from works by 2 different author's with the same last name, indicate the difference by adding the initial of the author in the in-text citation

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author with the same last name

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when a work has an organization or corporation listed as an author, use the corporation or organization in the in-text citation; abbreviate commonly abbreviated terms such as department

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organization as the author (corporate author

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for the in-text citation, use a shortened phrase or title (often the first word of the title).

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work with no author

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if there is no author for the work's citation will begin with the title of that work.

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work with no author

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MLA BIBLIOGRAPHY

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1. author's name 2. title of book or article or resource materials 3. journal title (if any) 4. year of publication 5. publisher 6. place of publication 7. edition and volume number (if any) 8. page number (if any) 9. URL (for electronic resources)

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place the word in either italics or quotation marks to match the works cited

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work with no author

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MLA format or style

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1. author's surname, first name, middle initial 2. title of book or periodical - italics or underline 3. name of the editor, translator, or complier (if any) 4. edition (if any) 5. number of volumes (if any) 6. place of publication: publisher 7. year of publication 8. page number or s 9. DOI or URL (if any)

Question 27

write the bibliography using the given set of information in each number. then arrange them alphabetically according to its reference material. use the MLA format BOOKS 1. New York Penguin Books USA Inc. Edith Hamilton Mythology 1994

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Hamilton, Edith. Mythology. New York: Penguin Books USA Inc., 1994.

Question 28

write the bibliography using the given set of information in each number. then arrange them alphabetically according to its reference material. use the MLA format BOOKS 2. Charles Centeno and Boots De Leon New York Walker Windows In Space 2004

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Centeno, Charles, and Boots De Leon. Windows in Space. New York: Walker, 2004.

Question 29

write the bibliography using the given set of information in each number. then arrange them alphabetically according to its reference material. use the MLA format BOOKS 3. An integrated Approach To Reading and Writing 1995 Evelyn L. Sebastian, Maximo D. Ramos, Florentine B. Valeros, and Corazon C. Vicente Manila Rex Printing Company, Inc

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Sebastian, Evelyn L., Maximo D. Ramos, Florentine B. Valeros, and Corazon C. Vicente. An Integrated Approach to Reading and Writing. Manila: Rex Printing Company, Inc., 1995.