Develop transitions and the
conclusion.
This is the last step in developing a
speech outline.
The first is, of course, writing the
introduction. Then, insert and label the subpoints. And the third is inserting
and labeling supporting material.
For an essay or speech to be
cohesively stitched, this pattern should be followed. Otherwise, the
transitioning will be poor and it will hardly make sense.
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In developing a conclusion, you have
to particularly summarize the gist and essence of the entire article in a
striking and succinct way. </span>
I think the first one is the answer
My current situation is that im pretty scared to go outside even with a mask on
Answer:
well this book that I read called chains I'm pretty sure. the girl named ruth, her parents died so she and her little sister went thru slavery and they both been split apart but then she ends up reuniting with her little sister and they Noticed each other but they where both still slaves and they worked together but ruth had noticed that her little sister has been beaten and whipped. every time ruth asked her about the beating she was shocked and didn't want to talk about it. so ruth wanted her sister to be safe, so they had a plan to escape slavery but it ends up not working because someone found them and ruth got caught but her little sister had got away, ruth was going to be killed because she tried to escape but her little sister came back to find her and help her Get away from slavery, they both got away from being a slave, then the people sent out a wanted sign for the both of them. but then they found a land where other slaves went when they got free from slavery, so they Grew their lives there.
Explanation:
she faces slavery and she tried to escape it with her little sister but she got caught and people wanted her killed, but then her sister came back and got her from being killed and they both where free.
hope this kinda helps
