Glossary-co Coherence Coherence and cohesion are closely related. At the Literary Features website, for a text to be coherent it must make sense. If it does not, it is, by definition, incoherent. One of the qualities that contributes to textual coherence is cohesion.
Sentences flow smoothly from one to another within that discourse.
There are appropriate interpropositional relations marked, either explicitly or implicitly. There is a unity of vocabulary. Halliday and Hasan were two linguists who published good studies of cohesion within English discourse. Every language has its own cohesion strategies. Those strategies must be followed for that language in order for a translation to be clear and natural, with a high degree of readability.