A paragraph can still be considered coherent even if it contains grammatical errors, as long as the ideas are logically connected., TRUE, FALSE, Using transition words automatically makes a paragraph coherent, even if the sentences are unrelated., FALSE, TRUE, Consistency in tense and point of view contributes to coherence because it prevents confusion in the reader’s understanding., FALSE, TRUE, A coherent essay may include irrelevant details, as long as those details are grammatically correct., TRUE, FALSE, Logical order in writing can follow different patterns (chronological, cause-effect, problem-solution), but mixing them randomly weakens coherence., TRUE, FALSE, Coherence is achieved only at the sentence level; paragraphs and essays do not require coherence., FALLS, FALSE, Unity of ideas means that every sentence in a paragraph must directly support the main point, not just be grammatically correct., TRUE, CORRECT, Repetition of ideas without clear connections can make a paragraph incoherent, even if transition words are present., TRUE, FALSE
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