1.	Introduction

2.	Research questions

3.	Methodology

4.

Results

a) RQ 1. What types of cohesive devices were used in this article?
b) RQ 2. What is the frequency of individual cohesive divices?
c) RQ 3. Is the text cohesive?
d) RQ 4. Is the text coherent?

5.	Conclusion

"Results
RQ 1. What types of cohesive devices were used in this article?
The text is obviously including a large variety of cohesive devices, although some of the cathegories are more numerous, some are less, as it is seen from the chart below, that provides the information about the devices found and their frequency.
The most frequent cohesive devices were definitely repetitions, belonging to the Grammatical cohesion. In the article, that has in total over 1100 words, about 100 expressions is repeating themselves several times, some of them even 20 – 30 times, what is remarkable. Even though repetition of some expression is necessary for maintaining the sense and for intelligibility, such a high number of words repeated shows possible failures in the structure of the text, because the author divided the text into too many paragraphs and they are missing some links, so the words have to be repeated instead of being replaced by anaphora or cataphora. Some examples of repeating expression may be seen in the graph below.
Lower frequency level was reported for conjunctions, which signal a relationship between segments of the discourse, and can be of four different types – Additive, Adversative, Causal and Temporal; then deictics – anaphora and cataphora, usually pronoun reffering back or forward to something or somebody (p.e. the only studies...are those carried out in English) ; ellipsis, the omission of part of an utterance or a grammatical structure, enabling to simplify the utterace, to accelerate the discourse – in this article the participles were used often instead of full verb forms or some part of the utterance was omitted etc.(p.e. When asked if..., Launched in September... etc.)"

Práce obsahuje graf a tabulku.