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    This document discusses conclusions for essays. A conclusion should summarize the main argument or comparison, indicating what was learned. It can also mention open questions or further issues outside the essay's scope. However, neither the conclusion nor introduction should fully restate the argument, as that risks repeating the entire essay. The conclusion aims to wrap up the key points without rehashing everything covered.

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    This document discusses conclusions for essays. A conclusion should summarize the main argument or comparison, indicating what was learned. It can also mention open questions or further issues outside the essay's scope. However, neither the conclusion nor introduction should fully restate the argument, as that risks repeating the entire essay. The conclusion aims to wrap up the key points without rehashing everything covered.

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    At the end of an essay you should include a short conclusion, the purpose of

    which is to sum up or draw a conclusion from your argument or comparison of


    viewpoints.

    In other words, indicate what has been learned or accomplished. The conclusion is also
    a good place to mention questions that are left open or further issues which you
    recognise, but which do not come within the scope of your essay.

    Neither the conclusion, nor the introduction, should totally summarise your whole
    argument: if you try this, you are in danger of writing another assignment that simply
    repeats the whole case over again.

    Read more at: https://www.skillsyouneed.com/learn/essay-writing.html

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