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Cohesion within paragraphs

Use cohesive devices within a paragraph — including pronouns, adverbials (then, after that, firstly), and synonyms — to link sentences and build a coherent flow of ideas

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Question 1 of 3

In the short paragraph, which single word should replace the second name to keep the writing clear? Mia baked a chocolate cake. Mia cut the cake into slices.

Question 2 of 3

Read the short paragraph. Choose the word or phrase that best fills the blank to keep the ideas linked. Liam built a small birdhouse out of wood. ______, he painted it bright blue before hanging it in the garden.

Question 3 of 3

Read the short paragraph below. Choose the single word that should fill both blanks so the paragraph stays clear and grammatical. Chef Marco prepared a soup. ___ tasted the soup and added pepper. ___ served the soup to the guests.

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