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What would most improve this conclusion?
O adding a closing thought, or clincher
O restating the most convincing example
O adding a startling fact or statistic
O defining the different rhetorical appeals

Sagot :

jeremiahrodriguez84

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Honestly I'm not sure what your conclusions says and stuff, but you should always have a fulfilling conclusion. If you state evidence and information then you probably don't have to restate evidence again. for example, if I said the text says, " He swore he never saw this person before." and the topic was trying to prove he was innocent (in like some murder or something) than the last sentence would be (and don't quote me on this) something like. This proved that he was innocent. Of course you would usually write something better than that as the conclusion, adn you want better evidence but you get the point.
I think it’s a because I know it is!
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