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It’s realized through certain items that do not have value or cannot be given a semantic interpretation but have to be interpreted by reference to other items or to an information that must be found somewhere else

inside or outside the text.

These items are: REFERENCE and REFERENT

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ENDOPHORA

Anaphora CataphoraBack in the

textForward in

the text

EXOPHORA

Outside the text

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• Personal Pronouns

• Possesive adjectives

• Possesive pronouns

•Reflexive pronouns

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• Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns.

• The definite article

• Some adverbs.

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• General identity

• Similarity

• Difference

• Particular Numerative

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• Nominal Substitution

• Verbal substitution

• Clausal Substitution

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• Nominal Ellipsis

• Verbal Ellipsis

• Clausal Ellipsis

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• Additive

•Adversative

•Causal

•Temporal

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Is the cohesive effect that is produced by the vocabulary used in

a text.

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