How do you write coherence unity and emphasis in paragraph?

Answer 1

There are many ways to achieve emphasis and get your ideas across. If you are giving a speech, it is important to give eye contact and speak with dynamic inflections. In writing, one must continue to hammer the main point home with repetition and bold wording.

Answer 2

There are several ways to indicate emphasis in typeface, none of which should be overused.

Depending on the style guide used by the publisher, you can use:

• bold face type
• italics type
• underline

The key if you don't have a style guide, is to use the emphasis for the typeface you've chosen which does not 'pop', but is different enough from the standard type to indicate emphasis. As well, never use more than one style at a time, and when you pick one, stick with it throughout your article.

If you want a simple emphasis, you can use a single exclamation point. Take care not to cover up lazy writing with exclamation points or emphasis styles.

Otherwise, in your writing, when you want to create the most memorable paragraph, you can open it with a leading topical sentence and finish it with the 'punch line' of your topic. This makes for memorable writing that doesn't require emphasis from a type face.

Answer 3

You add emphasis by using bold-face type, italics, or underlining. Writing in all capitals is now considered impolite, as it usually is taken as chat-room shouting.

Answer 4

Strong writing skills will enable you to write emphatic paragraphs. Also, putting the most important points near the beginning of a paragraph draws attention to that point or topic.

Answer 5

There are 7 strategies in writing a paragraph:

Striking statement

question

anecdote

description

analogy

quotation

general statement