Explanation

• Cohesion means the way sentences and ideas are connected together in a text.
• It is achieved through grammatical links (pronouns, conjunctions, etc.) and lexical links (repetition, synonyms, related words).
• These links make a text clear, connected, and easy to understand.

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Explanation

• With he, she, and it, we use has, not have.
• Has is the correct present tense form of have for a singular third-person subject.
• Correct sentence: She has a car.

Last verified on 02-06-2026

Explanation

• With he/she/it, we use doesn't (does not) in the negative form.
• After doesn't, the main verb remains in its base form (like, not likes).
• Therefore, "He doesn't like tea." is grammatically correct.

Last verified on 16-06-2026

Explanation

Correct sentence: She goes to school every day.

• “She” is a third-person singular subject (he, she, it).
• In Simple Present Tense, verbs with third-person singular take “-s” or “-es.”
• go → goes
• eat → eats
• play → plays

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Explanation

• For is used to show a duration of time (five years).
• Since is used with a specific starting point (e.g., since 2020, since Monday).
• Present perfect continuous (has been working) is correct for an action continuing from the past until now.

Last verified on 28-06-2026