When concluding his speech, Martin says, “And so, I want to encourage each of you to donate the $500 it will take to build a wel
l. If we each donate $500, we will be able to build dozens of wells!” What is the problem with Martin’s request? What would be a more appropriate conclusion?
The problem with Martin's request is that he is asking for too large an action.
<h3>What is a Conclusion?</h3>
This refers to the final statement that is used to close a narration or text after the analysis of other sources.
Hence, we can see that few people would be willing to donate such a large sum of money, based on a single speech. Martin can adjust his request; perhaps asking for a smaller donation or for members of the audience.
