Design your own narrative paragraph that illustrates the three tools of coherence: Conjunctive Adverbs; Relative Pronouns; and Appositive Phrases. Additionally, use at least one compound sentence in your paragraph.

Kitty, a cute girl named after a cat, didn't go to school that day; however, she didn't forget to visit her friend Amy. Amy was at home, playing with her cat Kitty, whom she named after her friend.

The appositive phrase is "a cute girl named after a cat". It is a phrase separated by commas, which describes the noun or provides additional information.

The conjunctive adverb is "however". It connects two independent clauses into one sentence, conveying the meaning of contrast (Kitty didn't go to school, but she visited her friend).

The relative pronoun here is "whom". It is relative because it refers to "her cat Kitty", and it introduces a dependent clause.

The compound sentence in this short paragraph is "Kitty, a cute girl named after a cat, didn't go to school that day; however, she didn't forget to visit her friend Amy." It has two independent clauses: "Kitty, a cute girl named after a cat, didn't go to school that day" and "however, she didn't forget to visit her friend Amy".