2.1. Use Cohesive Devices Effectively:

• One key to achieving coherence is to use connectors that link ideas smoothly. For example, in addition, moreover, however, for instance, and as a result help your speech sound more organized and professional. These words allow you to move between points seamlessly, keeping the listener engaged and preventing your ideas from sounding disjointed.
• Avoid overusing basic connectors like and, so, or but. Instead, try incorporating more varied cohesive devices to elevate your speech.
• Example:

When asked to describe a memorable vacation, you might say:

“I recently visited Paris, which is known for its rich history and beautiful architecture. In addition, I had the chance to try some of the best French cuisine. Furthermore, I enjoyed exploring historical landmarks like the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, which were absolutely breathtaking.”

This use of connectors helps the listener follow your thoughts clearly, creating a structured and engaging narrative.

 2.2. Practice Tip:

• Write down different cohesive devices and practice incorporating them into your speech naturally. Record yourself and listen to see if they sound smooth or forced. The goal is to make transitions feel organic.