English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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- Example: "In summary, the cozy library, with its rich mahogany shelves, soft armchairs,

and the gentle hum of the heater, offers a perfect retreat for any avid reader."

     • Offer a Final Thought:

 Provide a reflective or evaluative comment that gives the reader a final insight into the

subject.

 - Example: "Ultimately, the library’s timeless charm and quiet atmosphere make it a

sanctuary for anyone seeking solace in a good book."

Crafting the Concluding Sentence

1. Restate Key Points:

• Highlight the most important aspects of the description.

 - Example: "The garden’s vibrant flowers, gentle breeze, and soothing water feature

combine to create a tranquil and inviting outdoor space."

2. Emphasize the Overall Impact:

  • Convey the overall effect or feeling that the description aims to evoke.

 - Example: "With its striking views and serene environment, the mountaintop retreat

offers an unparalleled escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life."

3. Connect to the Main Idea:

 • Link back to the topic sentence or central theme of the paragraph to create a cohesive

    narrative.

 - Example: "Reflecting on the grandeur of the old mansion, it’s clear that its historical

elegance and architectural splendor continue to captivate all who visit."