Robinson Crusoe
The closure of a note is one of the aspects that most contribute to make clear the purpose of the same, and the overall message that you want to give. When a note is properly closed, the reader will have clear what he meant, where pointed the author, and what are the conclusions that can be drawn after having sacrificed precious minutes reading it. In short, the closure reinforces the message and leaves the reader with the feeling of having read something helpful. To close a note just a paragraph. It is not necessary to be too extensive, with four or five prayers should be more than enough to give the article a good seal. All final paragraph should contain the following information: reformulate the question or purpose of the article in particular, these are the steps to follow for taking clear how proceed, reach / the goal sought should not offer major complications do not is difficult do thing x / achieve objective x simply keeping in mind the steps above enunciating a clear conclusion. This are some connectors that will help us enter it clearly in conclusion ultimately as a result of all this arises an elegant closing, which at the same time leave clear from what point of view was written the article. It is usually this final sentence that brings more difficulties.
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