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English, 01.11.2019 08:31, mrbear4099

Which of these identifies how a paragraph can be unified and still not be coherent?

the supporting sentences do not flow logically.
the topic sentence appears in the middle rather than the beginning.
one or more of the supporting sentences is not doing its job.
a unified paragraph is automatically a coherent paragraph.

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