Writing: Conclusion Paragraphs – Basic 6 English Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 6
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Writing: Conclusion Paragraphs
- Order
- Topic 17 of 36 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
What is a Conclusion Paragraph?
A conclusion paragraph comes at the end of your writing. It wraps up your ideas and leaves the reader with something to remember.
Good Conclusion Techniques:
- Restate your main idea in different words
- Summarise key points briefly
- End with a final thought or question
- Use conclusion words: Finally, In conclusion, To sum up
Sample Conclusion Paragraph:
Topic: Why Reading is Important
“In conclusion, reading opens many doors for students. It improves our vocabulary, takes us to amazing places, and teaches us valuable lessons. Every time we read a book, we become smarter and more imaginative. So pick up a book today and discover the wonderful world of reading!”
Conclusion Starters:
- In conclusion…
- To summarise…
- Finally…
- In the end…
- All in all…
Exercise F – Conclusion Practice
Topic: My Favorite Sport Write a conclusion paragraph using this guide:
- Restate why you love this sport
- Mention 2-3 main benefits
- End with encouraging words for others
- Use a conclusion starter
Your conclusion paragraph:
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 6 First Term · 36 topics
- Writing: Middle Paragraphs
- Speech Work: Intonation Practice on Commands
- Structure: Word Formation: Antonyms
- Reading: Means of Transportation
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Conclusion Paragraphs
- Intonation Practice on Questions and Statements
- Structure: Review of Verb Forms
- Reading: Passage on an Event
- Grammar: Review of Indirect Speech
- Dictation for the Week



