1 Language beyond the sentence
2 Cohesion is the ties and connections that exist within texts. Coherence is the
sense of everything fitting together in the interpretation of texts.
3 Speakers can mark completion points by asking a question or by pausing at the
end of a completed syntactic structure such as a phrase or sentence.
4 Hedges are words or phrases used to indicate that we’re not really sure that what
we’re saying is sufficiently correct or complete.
5 Quality, because the speaker indicates that he or she “may be mistaken.”
6 Scripts are like dynamic schemas (or knowledge structures) in which a series of