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18 Aug 2014, 17:33
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Does anyone have tips on how to identify the conclusion of an argument
Sometimes the conclusion is evident, with a key word preceding it or being located at the very end of the argument. Other times the conclusion is not so clear, for example in the 13OG, the 5th sample topic, is the 3rd or 4th sentence the conclusion? Is the conclusion “the best way to get more people to read The Mercury is to reduce the price” or “increasing circulation of The Mercury will attract more business” ?
Much thanks!
Sometimes the conclusion is evident, with a key word preceding it or being located at the very end of the argument. Other times the conclusion is not so clear, for example in the 13OG, the 5th sample topic, is the 3rd or 4th sentence the conclusion? Is the conclusion “the best way to get more people to read The Mercury is to reduce the price” or “increasing circulation of The Mercury will attract more business” ?
Much thanks!
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