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What formats are included in transactional writing?

Letters, articles, speeches, and leaflets

What is the purpose of transactional writing?

To inform, persuade, or argue a viewpoint

What is the role of a conclusion?

Final opportunity to reinforce main message

When should you plan your conclusion?

Before you start writing the piece

What should conclusions do (not repeat)?

Synthesize ideas in a fresh way

Rule about new ideas in conclusions

Never introduce completely new ideas

Six conclusion techniques

Vivid imagery, warning, positive note, question, circular reference, call to action

What does a vivid imagery conclusion create?

Powerful mental picture that sticks in reader's mind

What does a warning conclusion focus on?

Potential consequences if ideas not implemented

What do warning conclusions create?

Urgency and personal responsibility

What does a positive note conclusion emphasize?

Benefits and positive outcomes of ideas

How do question conclusions engage readers?

Force them to actively think about issues

What does a circular reference conclusion create?

Sense of completeness by returning to opening themes

What does a call to action conclusion tell readers?

Exactly what to do after reading

What to consider when choosing conclusion technique

Audience, purpose, and tone of writing

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