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Referencia Anaforica Con Comprobación
Referencia Anaforica Con Comprobación
Referencia Anafórica
En un texto, las ideas están organizadas de acuerdo con una relación lógica que se elabora
en el plano del contenido para darles coherencia. Para ello, existen recursos como los
pronombres, entre otros, que sirven para relacionar distintos componentes del texto. La
relación lingüística que así se establece se conoce como cohesión y en ella intervienen
elementos lingüísticos cohesivos o signos de puntuación, los cuales ayudan al lector a
darle sentido a un texto.
La cohesión se da cuando la interpretación de algún elemento (una palabra, por ejemplo)
del discurso depende de otro. Dicho elemento puede estar situado en la misma o en otra
oración en el texto. La forma más simple de cohesión es aquella en que un elemento tiene
un antecedente al cual se refiere.
Se denomina Antecedente al sustantivo, nombre o sintagma nominal expresado en el
texto con anterioridad a la palabra que funge como Referente.
Indefinite Pronouns:
Singular: another one, any of the…, both, both of them, each, each of them, each one,
either, either of them, every, everyone, little, most of them, much, neither, neither of
them, one of them, none, none of them, one, some, some of them, other, somebody,
someone, something .
Other Words: The previous / the former / the latter / the last / Here / There. Such as /
Ordinal Numbers (the first, the second, the third, the fourth…, the twentieth…).
Exercise:. List Simple and Complex Noun Compounds. B. Find the ANTECEDENT of
the words in bold, in the text. Translate the text.
Administrative professionals must have the ability to carry out multiple tasks and make
use of time management skills. They must not only provide general office procedures
but also support staff; perform scheduling; handle purchases; train others; and interact
with clients, vendors, and the general public.
It is demanded that office workers' administrative skills include exceptional
communication, both written and oral. Not only are they responsible for the prompt,
efficient handling of all calls, they must also regularly email messages, forwarding
them to the appropriate parties. So, it is clear that these individuals must have strong
writing and grammar skills for the proper handling of written correspondence in and out
of the office; they are essentially the lifeline of this setting.
Having knowledge of basic business etiquette guidelines and practicing discretion with
sensitive content and materials are additional administrative skills necessary within an
office. Another vital aspect of the job includes technological skills. Office professionals
must have strong computer and keyboarding skills which, in turn, are continuously
updating. They must also stay informed of the technological changes that the different
software systems continuously present.
Documents management is said to be essential into the organization. Their maintenance
includes filing procedures which entail both electronic and hand filing. In the midst of
all this, administrative workers are often required to maintain paperwork and supplies as
well as distribute mail and packages. It is also understood that the equipment within the
office, such as fax machines, copiers, and printers, should be checked and maintained
throughout the day. Administrative skills require lifelong education and training in
order to keep up with changing technologies and worldwide demands.