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Grammar and Cohesion Checklist
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Grammar and Cohesion Checklist
📝 Part 1: Grammar and Sentence Structure
Instructions: Read through your narrative draft and tick each box when you have checked and corrected that element.
Complex Sentences
I have used a variety of complex sentences to elaborate and explain my ideasMy complex sentences are correctly structured with appropriate subordinating conjunctions (because, although, while, since, etc.)I have avoided run-on sentences by using proper punctuation
Punctuation Accuracy
I have used commas correctly in compound sentences and to separate clausesI have used semi-colons appropriately to link related ideasAll dialogue is punctuated correctly with quotation marks and appropriate punctuation insideI have checked apostrophes for contractions and possessive nouns
Verb Tense Consistency
I have maintained consistent verb tense throughout my narrative (past, present, or future)Any tense changes are deliberate and clearly signal shifts in timeSubject-verb agreement is correct in all sentences
🔗 Part 2: Cohesion and Language Choice
Linking Devices and Flow
I have used appropriate linking words to connect ideas between sentences (however, furthermore, consequently, meanwhile)My paragraphs flow logically from one to the nextI have used pronoun references clearly so readers know what each pronoun refers toRepetitive sentence starters have been varied for better flow
Vocabulary and Word Choice
I have chosen precise, specific vocabulary that strengthens my narrative's impactI have avoided overusing basic words (said, good, bad) and replaced them with more sophisticated alternativesMy word choices are appropriate for my intended audience and purposeI have eliminated unnecessary words and phrases for clearer expression
🔍 Part 3: Final Proofreading
Spelling and Final Checks
I have checked all spelling, including commonly confused words (there/their/they're, its/it's)I have read my work aloud to catch awkward phrasing or missing wordsAll proper nouns (names, places) are capitalised correctlyI have incorporated relevant feedback from my peer reviewer
Reflection: What was the most important improvement you made during this editing process?
Goal Setting: What is one specific grammar or cohesion skill you want to focus on in your next piece of writing?
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