How do i start a conclusion?

Question

what are different lines that i could use to begin a conclusion?

Answer 1

is it like an essay or scientific report or what category??

Answer 2

Depends on what genre you are writing or speaking. It would help if you had more info here. I assume you're doing something for class like an essay.

Basically, your conclusion summarizes and makes a final impactful point about what you've been saying. It's your last chance to show the reader (or listeners, if you're giving a speech) what you want to emphasize.

I would avoid "In conclusion," because professors (if this is for class) tend to think that's cliched and not very creative. I would state something like "It then become obvious that..." or "It is clear that because of X, then Y needs to take place," or something like "This should leave no doubt that..." Then summarize your main points in a different way than you stated them in the essay (if that's what you're writing) so it's not too repetitious. And conclude with a very memorable final sentence that ties it all together.

If you're writing a story or narrative, then your conclusion will not be like I've described. It will be creative and depend on what your story is about.

Good luck. I hope you work it out.

Answer 3

'To sum up....'

'In conclusion.....'

'Therefore, it could be said that.....'

'Taking the above into consideration....'

'It can therefore be seen that ....'

and such like

Answer 4

A conclusion usually refers to the aim if you dont have one create one first. eg. AIM: To find wether plants grow faster in soil or in water.

Conclusion: From this report it was found that plants grown faster in water than in soil......

Well thats a short version but u get the idea.

Good Luck!

Answer 5

depends what the conclusion is for. if it's for a debate or essay, it would be the summation, so summarising everything you've said, key points, and give your own opinion about it. if it's in the form of a narrative, it would be known as a solution, and so based on the events of the story, come up with something that links to the story, like the aftermath.