grammar

Which of the following is an example of lexical cohesion?

• Using pronouns to refer back to previously mentioned nouns

• Connecting sentences with appropriate conjunctions

• Repeating a keyword or synonym to maintain the topic

• Using correct subject-verb agreement

Which sentence demonstrates good grammatical cohesion?

• The cat chased the dog, and caught it in the garden.

• The cat chased the dog, and he got away.

• The cat chased the dog, who ran away scared.

• The cat chased the dog, but caught it in the garden.

What does lexical cohesion primarily focus on?

• Subject-verb agreement

• Verb tenses

• Sentence structure

• Word choice and repetition

Which of the following is an example of grammatical cohesion?

• Maintaining consistent verb tense throughout a paragraph

• Using synonyms to vary sentence structure

• Starting each sentence with a different conjunction

• Using transition words to link ideas between paragraphs

In the sentence "She loves reading books. However, he prefers watching movies." What cohesive device is used?

• Pronouns

• Conjunction

• Synonyms

• Transition word

Which of the following sentences demonstrates good lexical cohesion?

• The car broke down. It was red and shiny.

• The car broke down. She called a mechanic.

• The car broke down. They walked to the store.

• The car broke down. It was old and needed repairs.

Which of the following is an example of a cohesive device used for grammatical cohesion?

• Pronouns

• Transition word

• Conjunction

• Synonyms

What is the purpose of using cohesive devices in writing?

• To create a logical flow and connection between ideas

• To make the text more difficult to understand

• To confuse the reader

• To use complex grammar structures

Which of the following is an example of grammatical cohesion within a paragraph?

• Starting every sentence with "and" or "but"

• Using consistent pronouns to refer back to a noun

• Changing verb tenses frequently

• Using synonyms for every noun mentioned

What is the role of conjunctions in maintaining grammatical cohesion?

• To introduce new topics abruptly

• To repeat keywords for emphasis

• To connect sentences and ideas

• To provide synonyms for key terms