GRAMMATICAL COHESION

GRAMMATICAL COHESION
1	REFERENCE	·      I made effort to arouse myself by frequent aid of Lafitte
2	SUBSTITUTION	·         I know not how the entanglement took place but so it was ·
3	ELLIPSIS	·         You are a drunken vagabond, said I ·
4	CONJUNCTION	Addition	And, as soon as, or
		Comparison	but
		Time	As, before, when
		Consequence	So, for, that, although, because
LEXICAL COHESION
1	REPETITION	·         he was playing at –which is played with ·         and drawing his breath strongly – drew the needle into his throat ·         at first I took it for a rumbling – I considered the sound as more nearly resembling ·         with the hole toward myself – and through this hole ·         I observe that these bottles had labels about their necks – and that this labels were inscribed ·         I cannot pretend to recount all that he told me – but I gleaned from what he said that ·         I had the pleasure- that I had still ·
2	ANTONYM	·         The policy of insurance for my dwelling-house had expired the day before (sentence 1) ·         as is my custom after dinner (sentence 2) ·
3	SYNONYM	·         I am by no means naturally nervous – so that I felt nothing of trepidation ·
4	COLLOCATION	·         Rumbling and grumbling ·         The policy of insurance ·         A London paper