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Persuasive Writing Conclusions

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Persuasive Writing Conclusions

Persuasive Writing Conclusions

Student writing a persuasive conclusion

📝 Part 1: Understanding Conclusions

1. What is the main purpose of a conclusion in persuasive writing? Circle the best answer:

To introduce new ideas

To wrap up arguments and leave a strong impression

To tell a story

To ask questions

2. Which features make a conclusion effective? Check all that apply:

Restates your opinion clearly

Summarises key reasons

Introduces completely new arguments

Uses powerful linking words

Leaves the reader thinking

🔗 Part 2: Linking Words and Phrases

3. Match the linking words/phrases with their purposes:
1. "In conclusion"
2. "Therefore"
3. "It is clear that"
4. "This shows"
A. Shows evidence
B. Signals the end
C. Shows certainty
D. Shows result
4. Fill in the blanks with appropriate linking words:

____________, I believe that school uniforms should be mandatory. ____________ they help create equality among students and reduce distractions. ____________ our school would benefit greatly from this change.

📖 Part 3: Analysing Conclusions

5. Read these two conclusions about "Should students have longer lunch breaks?" Which one is stronger? Circle your choice:

Conclusion A: "So that's why I think longer lunch breaks are good. Students need more time to eat and play. The end."

Conclusion B: "In conclusion, longer lunch breaks are essential for student wellbeing. They provide crucial time for proper nutrition and social development. Therefore, our school should seriously consider extending lunch time to benefit every student's health and happiness."

Conclusion A

Conclusion B

6. Explain why your chosen conclusion is stronger:

✏️ Part 4: Planning Your Conclusion

7. Choose a persuasive topic and plan your conclusion using the template below:

My persuasive topic: ________________________________

Step 1 - Restate your opinion clearly:

Step 2 - Summarise 1-2 strong reasons:

Step 3 - Add a final sentence to leave your audience thinking:

🎯 Part 5: Writing Your Conclusion

8. Now write your complete conclusion using your plan from above. Remember to use linking words and powerful language:

🤔 Part 6: Self-Assessment

9. Check your conclusion against these criteria:

Does my conclusion remind the reader of my opinion?

Do I summarise my strongest reasons?

Do I use effective linking words?

Do I leave the reader thinking about my argument?

Would my conclusion convince my audience?

10. Set one goal for your next persuasive writing conclusion:

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