lexical cohesion and coherence in discourse

lexical cohesion and coherence in discourse: modality in discourse lexical cohesion and coherence in discourse: modality in discourse objectives of the lesson - understand the concept of discourse - define lexical cohesion and coherence - explain modality in discourse - identify examples in texts what is discourse? discourse refers to language use beyond the sentence level. it involves connected speech or writing that forms a meaningful whole. cohesion and coherence • cohesion: grammatical and lexical linking within a text. • coherence: logical connections that make discourse meaningful. types of lexical cohesion 1. repetition 2. synonymy 3. antonymy 4. collocation 5. superordinate-hyponym relations examples of lexical cohesion example: “the boy went to the store. the boy bought some milk....

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