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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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To summarise / to conclude

Hi there,

To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to the increasing breast cancers amongst young women.

Is the above sentence correct?

Is 'In summary' or 'In conclusion' much better than?

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Hi, To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to the increasing breast cancers amongst young women. Is the above sentence correct? To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to increasing breast cancer amongst young women.

— Clive

  • Hi, To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to the increasing breast cancers amongst young women.
  • Is the above sentence correct?
  • To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to increasing breast cancer amongst young women.
  • Is 'In summary' or 'In conclusion' much better than?
  • All of these are OK.
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Hi,

To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to the increasing breast cancers amongst young women.

Is the above sentence correct?

To summarise/ To conclude, there are many factors leading to increasing breast cancer amongst young women.

Is 'In summary' or 'In concl
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Hi there

Do you thinkin the sentence 'To summarise/To conclude/ To sum up, there are...', 'To sum up', 'To summarise' and 'To conclude' are misplaced modifiers? For example:


GIVEN: To be successful in business, ambition is essential.

REVISED: To be successful in business, a person must be ambitious.
Placing the word "ambition"
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