English

• Coherent:capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner.

  it is well planned, so that it is clear and sensible and all its parts go well with each other.

  Example:The President's policy is perfectly coherent.
• Comprehensive: complete and including everything that is necessary

  What is Comprehensive Writing? A broad term that highlights features like grammar, spelling, punctuation, framing of a decent sentence, paragraph etiquette, etc.
• Kind of Sentences and Assertion

  Assertion:Positive, Confrontative, Basic, I-Language.

  Sentences:Declarative, Interogative, Exclamatory, Imperative.
• When expressing positive feelings we use Positive Assertion and Declarative Sentence.
• When feeling worried and disappointed we use Confrontative Assertion and Interogative Sentence.
• When feeling interrupted and misunderstood we use Basic Assertion and Exclamatory Sentence.
• When describing your desire or asking for a favor, we use I-Language Assertion and Imperative Sentence.
• Declarative- convey informations or make statements. Period indicates Declarative Sentence.
• Interogative- request information or ask question. Question mark indicates Interogative Sentence.
• Exclamatory- show emphasis. Exclamation point indicates Exclamatory Sentence.
• Imperative- make components or requests. Period or Exclamation point indicates Imperative.