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SUMMARY
Linguistic communication always appears in textual form and therefore texts are the primary form of linguistic manifestation. Since Chinese and English belong to different language families: the former falling into Sino-Tibetan language family while the latter classified into IndoEuropean language family. A lot of contrastive studies of English and Chinese in terms of cohesion display the uniqueness of the two languages at the textual level. That is, zero markers are more frequent than English * in cohesion; conjunctives are less used as indicators of how the argument is being developed than that in English . . .
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