Write one sentence describing how the significant points or main points of the paper all relate to the thesis.
Study the collected research, facts, and quotes. Insert an unused quote or fact that supports the main point.
Determine whether the paper provides solid results, new perspectives, or strategies. List the results in a sentence or two.
Decide if the reader needs to do something specific after reading this information, and provide instructions or questions for the reader to execute or ponder.
Reserve the last line for the most powerful sentence. Arrange the sentences until the paragraph flows smoothly and ends with a satisfying closing.
