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Kolndom Posted 21 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

:-) a question about essay writing

Which clause is usually put in front of a closing sentence in body paragraphs?

Is "the result is" or "therefore" such clause that signify the closing sentence?

Thank u in advance :-))
  

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I'm not sure what guideline you have heard, Kolndom-- I am aware of no particular 'clause' (I think you mean conjunction or conclusive phrase ) that need be put at the end of a body paragraph (this would make the sequence of paragraph endings rather boring). You must simply complete the subtopic, but this does not necessarily require a such a word or phrase. There are a number of conclusive conjunctions and phrases which are available for use when appropriate, of course-- of which you have mentioned two: the result is and therefore .

  • I'm not sure what guideline you have heard, Kolndom-- I am aware of no particular 'clause' (I think you mean conjunction or conclusive phrase ) that need be put at the end of a body paragraph (this would make the sequence of paragraph endings rather boring).
  • You must simply complete the subtopic, but this does not necessarily require a such a word or phrase.
  • There are a number of conclusive conjunctions and phrases which are available for use when appropriate, of course-- of which you have mentioned two: the result is and therefore .
  • We also have in conclusion, finally, in fine, ultimately, in the end, after all, to conclude and others.
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I'm not sure what guideline you have heard, Kolndom-- I am aware of no particular 'clause' (I think you mean conjunction or conclusive phrase) that need be put at the end of a body paragraph (this would make the sequence of paragraph endings rather boring). You must simply complete the subtopic, but this does not necessarily require a such a word or phrase.

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