Ideas in a Logical Sequence

Chapter 13, 14, 15 And 16
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Part 1
What is learned from chapter 13 and 14 is the importance of creating a smooth flow of ideas in a logical sequence. This enables readers grasp message easily.
Important ideas understood in these chapters include the following. It is vital to develop smooth writing (a sequence of well-joined paragraphs and sentences), and not a just collection to them. Such smooth sequencing needs effective skill and planning in handling transitions/links to assist readers follow ideas of thought (Anonymous author). It is important to use well-placed transition phrases to guide readers to the next ideas and show their relationships to what came before.
Important elements in these chapters include the following. The text can be broken up with concise, descriptive subheads to enhance readability and enable readers easily locate information most vital to them. Use of “summary” subheads is important to enable readers point out highlights of the text. Use of consistent styles and parallel syntax in subheads is vital to reinforce the rhetorical and logical cohesion of the text (Anonymous author). It is important to learn essentials of appropriate grammar since this reflects upon the writer’s competence. Richardson, Morgan and Fleener (2011) explain that mistakes noticed in the grammar portray the writer as uninformed and uneducated. Readers may think that the writer don’t know what he is talking about. It is also important to follow grammatical rules of Standard Englis...