
Chemistry
14. Conclusion - strong v. weak
Your conclusion should sum up your whole essay. It should not introduce new topics you suddenly remember are important. If you find you've left something out, you must make adjustments further back in your essay.
Your conclusion should be tightly written: don't waste words on banalities like 'and thus chemistry and chemists have proven their use in all manner of fields and will continue to do so.' Keep your conclusion, and your concluding line, firmly focused on your topic.
A practical tip is to go back to your introduction and see if you've followed the pattern you set out. If you have, then, in your conclusion, you might sum up each part of your essay in separate paragraphs before a final paragraph bringing your whole essay together.
Task | Task Type | Difficulty |
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Task 1 | Multiple choice | More Challenging |
Task 2 | Multiple choice | Moderate |
Task 3 | Multiple choice | Easier |
Task 4 | Multiple choice | More Challenging |
Task 5 | Multiple choice | Moderate |
Task 6 | Multiple choice | Moderate |
Task 7 | Multiple choice | Moderate |
Task 8 | Multiple choice | More Challenging |