Logical Structure

Definition

Logical structure refers to organizing ideas and arguments in a clear, coherent manner that follows a logical progression. It ensures that each point connects logically with others, making it easier for readers or listeners to follow along.

Related terms

Transitions:

Words or phrases that help connect ideas and create a smooth flow between sentences and paragraphs.

Paragraph Unity: The coherence and focus within a paragraph, where each sentence supports the main idea.

Thesis Statement:

A clear, concise statement in the introduction that presents the main argument or point of an essay or speech.