Chapter 8 talks about the significance of tying every one of the parts of your composition together; making a smooth stream of sentences that are joined and are indispensable to the encompassing thoughts and composing. Numerous readers commit the error of contemplating something to say in regards to the point then recording it, then considering another subject and recording it until the paper is filled. At the point when this happens various considerations don't stream together, every sentence begins another thought instead of extending. When you compose a sentence you make a desire in the readers mind that somehow you will develop the first sentence. So as to keep from committing this error it is critical to re-read what you have kept in touch
