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    Referential coherence in a text can be established by repeatedly referring to the same topics or concepts, helping the reader understand how different parts of the text are connected. A text can also have structural coherence through organizing information in a logical order using explicit linguistic signals to guide the reader through the content. Overall, coherence is important for ensuring a text is easy to understand and follow for the reader.

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    Spooren, W. (2004) "Structuring texts.

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    Coherence can be established in one of two ways: By repeated reference to


    the same referents or ‘mental objects’ in a text, called referential coherence, and

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