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Unity and coherence are essential in paragraph development. Although closely in relation both are elements in structuring organization. <ref>Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.95. Print.</ref> Unity is achieved by determining that each sentence within the paragraph is relevant to the topical sentence and whether it add something to that which has already been said.<ref> Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.95. Print. </ref>Contributing to the paragraph’s body should be a moderate transition, and establish balance within the paragraph. In addition, if each sentence in the paragraphs logically follows that which precedes it; then the paragraph is coherent.<ref> Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.35. Print. </ref> | Unity and coherence are essential in paragraph [[What is "development" or 'support|development]]. Although closely in relation both are elements in structuring organization. <ref>Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.95. Print.</ref> Unity is achieved by determining that each sentence within the paragraph is relevant to the topical sentence and whether it add something to that which has already been said.<ref> Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.95. Print. </ref>Contributing to the paragraph’s body should be a moderate transition, and establish balance within the paragraph. In addition, if each sentence in the paragraphs logically follows that which precedes it; then the paragraph is coherent.<ref> Teitelbaum, Harry. How to Write A Thesis. Lawrenceville: Peterson, 2003.35. Print. </ref> | ||
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