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Structure of
coherent discourse: Sentences are joined by
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coherence
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Examples of
coherence relations between S1 and S2:
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Enable or
cause: S1 brings about a change of
state that
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causes or enables
S2
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I went outside.
I drove to school.
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Explanation: the
reverse of enablement, S2 causes or
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enables S1 and
is an explanation for S1
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I was late for
school. I overslept.
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Exemplification:
S2 is an example of the general principle
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in S1
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This algorithm
reverses a list. The input [A,B,C] is mapped to
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[C,B,A].
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Etc.
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