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Quick questions on Introductions and conclusions explained: O-Level English

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What is a conclusion that trails off?
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"So that is all", "There is a lot to say" signals the essay just stopped. End with a deliberate final thought.
What is an overlong introduction?
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A warm-up that goes on for half a page delays the essay. Keep the opening short and purposeful.
What is q1?
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Give two effective ways to open an essay and one opening to avoid. [3 marks]
What is q2?
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Explain why a conclusion should not simply repeat the introduction. [2 marks]
What is q3?
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Write a one-sentence final thought to end an essay arguing that cities should plant more trees. [2 marks]

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