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    The document provides useful phrases for an article, including rhetorical questions to engage readers at the beginning such as "Have you ever...?" and "What do you think about...?". It also lists phrases for introducing new ideas like "Firstly," and "The coolest thing about". The document concludes with phrases to end an article including "In conclusion," and "To sum up,".

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    The document provides useful phrases for an article, including rhetorical questions to engage readers at the beginning such as "Have you ever...?" and "What do you think about...?". It also lists phrases for introducing new ideas like "Firstly," and "The coolest thing about". The document concludes with phrases to end an article including "In conclusion," and "To sum up,".

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    Useful Phrases for an Article

    1. Rhetorical questions:
    a. Have you ever…?
    b. Do you ever wonder…?
    c. What do you think about…?
    d. Are you a… like me?
    e. Are you one of those people who…?
    f. What would you say if I told you that…?
    g. What would life be like if…?
    h. Will the future bring us…?
    2. Introducing new ideas:
    a. Firstly,
    b. First,
    c. In the first place,
    d. To begin with,
    e. The coolest thing about
    f. What attracts me most
    g. One thing to consider is
    h. As for…, I can say that
    3. Concluding the article:
    a. In conclusion,
    b. On the whole,
    c. To sum up,
    d. To conclude,
    e. All in all,
    f. … you will not regret it!

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