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How do you write a unified and coherent paragraph?

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A unified paragraph mean a paragraph in which all the sentences are strickly related to the main idea there is logicaly sequence found in coherend unified paragraph while the theme of paragraph are expresed in ist sentces which is called typical sentence

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