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I hate writing conclusions
They're annoying 
They take so long!!
I'll be writing an essay all smoothly, then I hit a writers block and the reason why is because I've started the conclusion
Every time. I wish there was an easier way to write conclusions :/ *sigh*
They take so long!!I'll be writing an essay all smoothly, then I hit a writers block and the reason why is because I've started the conclusion
Every time. I wish there was an easier way to write conclusions :/ *sigh*
Reply 2
Conclusions aren't that bad, surely?
They're just there to wrap things up
They're just there to wrap things up
Reply 3
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they're the best part, you just write what you've already written about and stop 
I don't even answer the question
Reply 4
*quietly subscribing to this thread*
Reply 5
Conclusions are sooooo annoying. I don't usually have time to write a proper one though, coz I write things too close to the deadline 
Reply 6
I personally find them the easiest part.
Reply 7
I've always been unable to write conclusions, and also any kind of evalutative part of the essay at all (so like, mini-conclusions at the end of paragraphs). It sucks so bad man.
Reply 8
In my essays, I write the introductions and conclusions first. 
Reply 9
Haha you guys are getting boring, I was hoping for at least one 'Oh I LOVE conclusions!! They're my favourite part 
How I yearn to write one right NOW :daydream: ' and stuff LOL. Oh well.
Guess I'd better get back to it then!
They're my favourite part How I yearn to write one right NOW :daydream: ' and stuff LOL. Oh well.Guess I'd better get back to it then!
Reply 11
Conclusions are easier to write than introductions...
Original post by danni_bella
They're annoying They take so long!!
I'll be writing an essay all smoothly, then I hit a writers block and the reason why is because I've started the conclusion
Every time. I wish there was an easier way to write conclusions :/ *sigh*
They take so long!!I'll be writing an essay all smoothly, then I hit a writers block and the reason why is because I've started the conclusion
Every time. I wish there was an easier way to write conclusions :/ *sigh*
Same here. Conclusions are the worst for me! Currently stuck on one now
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