Paragraphs are used to break our writing into easy-to-read sections. Good paragraphing is a way to organize our ideas, and is also a way to help the reader to better understand our ideas. Since a paragraph is a collection of sentences, a basic requirement for a good paragraph is these sentences needs to be cohesive and coherent. Cohesive and coherent are two words that have similar but slightly different meaning. Basically, to be cohesive means the ideas or sentences are linked to each other and they are tied together. While to be coherent means these linked ideas are presented in a logical way, and they flow smoothly. A cohesive paragraph is not always coherent, but a coherent paragraph must first be cohesive. So, to be cohesive is just one good thing, and to be coherent is our real and ultimate goal. ......
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