You will see that it hangs together in a way that the oral version did not. This is done partly through the use of connecting words, known as cohesive devices. During a recent conversation I had about art and many other topics, I asked a painter to tell me about the difference between painting with oils and painting with acrylics. I mean you could actually paint, er, and sort of have second thoughts about what you've painted and actually correct it by just, you know, painting over it and doing it again, which is something you could never do with, what's it, oil paintings. The reason that I like using acrylics rather than oils is that they dry faster.
Oils can take weeks, even months, to dry.
I prefer acrylics because I tend to paint at speed since I like the spontaneity associated with this process. By contrast, artists who paint with oils need a long period of time to work and rework their paintings and while this has its advantages, I am too impatient for that. For example, because is followed by a reason and for example is followed by an example. It is clear to anyone what the words this and that refer to every time they appear. It is obvious where the sentences begin and finish.