Concluding Sentence

The last part of our paragraph structure is the conclusion. There are different types of conclusions: a summary, a final thought, a personal opinion, or a bridge between paragraphs.

Be careful!
Do not add more information to the conclusion. If you need to add more information, you should do it by adding another support sentence. This final part of the paragraph shows to your reader that the topic is over.

Checklist:

• Clear topic sentence
• Supporting sentences relate to the topic
• Sentences connect
• Concluding without new information

The complete paragraph:

I love bananas because they are convenient, delicious, and nutritious. First, they are easy to eat. I can peel the banana, eat it, and throw the peel in the garbage. Additionally, I can eat bananas with cereal, other fruits, and ice cream. I can also eat it fried, and it tastes great every time. Finally, they contain fiber, potassium, and vitamins, so they are very healthy. Overall, I believe you should eat bananas every day.