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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is "at the ending" in corresct place?

Hi!

Is "at the ending" in corresct place?

Based on the conclusions drawn throughout the paper, the author states suggestions at the ending in order to solve the revealed issues.

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'Conclusions' in the same sentence as 'at the ending' serves to confuse; 'states suggestions' is also non-native; etc. Based on the points stated throughout the paper, the author makes suggestions in his conclusion for solving the issues.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Conclusions' in the same sentence as 'at the ending' serves to confuse; 'states suggestions' is also non-native; etc.
  • Based on the points stated throughout the paper, the author makes suggestions in his conclusion for solving the issues.
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'Conclusions' in the same sentence as 'at the ending' serves to confuse; 'states suggestions' is also non-native; etc.

Based on the points stated throughout the paper, the author makes suggestions in his conclusion for solving the issues.
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