This study aims to analyze the inconsistency of paragraphs in articles published in the November 2024 edition of Larise magazine. The approach used in this study is qualitative descriptive with data collection methods in the form of observation and recording. The results of the analysis revealed that the incongruity of the paragraphs was caused by several factors, such as the lack of transitional sentences, irregular order of details, and unnecessary repetition of words. Although some paragraphs have implemented the cohesion element correctly, some sections still struggle to connect ideas effectively, making it difficult for readers to follow the flow of the article. These findings show the importance of increasing the use of cohesion techniques to make texts more structure and easy to understand. Magazine writers and editors are advised to improve the application of cohesion elements to improve the cohesion of the text and make it easier for readers to follow the flow of thought. Thus, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of the application of cohesion techniques in print media writing and highlights the need for improvement in these areas to achieve more effective communication.
Keywords: cohesion; paragraph incompatibility; majalah larise

This article discusses the importance of language as a communication tool and its role in conveying information effectively. The main focus of the research is the analysis of spelling and punctuation errors in online news published by Karanganyarnews from 24 October to 15 November 2024. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, which aims to describe and analyze the language errors found. The results showed 21 errors, consisting of 15 spelling errors and 6 punctuation errors. These errors include the use of standard words, capital letters, and the use of foreign languages. These findings emphasize that correct understanding and application of language rules is very crucial to avoid misunderstandings in communication. In conclusion, errors in writing can interfere with readers’ understanding, so writers are expected to pay more attention to language rules in writing.