Problem: Article: You want your reader to know that they have reached the end of your paper. The wording and content of your conclusion paragraph should make this clear. There are a few ways that you can establish a sense of closure. Try connecting the last paragraph to the first. For example, if your introduction talked about a dog named Sam, finish your paper by referring once again to Sam. Linking the first and last paragraphs is a good way of ending your paper. It "bookends" your topic. You can also finish your essay with a quote or fact that you referenced earlier in the essay. This provides a nice sense of closure for your reader. A conclusion is not just a place to emphasize your points that you have already made. You should also use it as a space to point out necessary "next steps". You can tell your reader about what should be done to solve the problem. Talking about next steps makes it clear to your reader that you are concluding your essay. Maybe you are writing a paper about the obesity epidemic in America. Your conclusion is a great place to offer some solutions. For example, you could say, "Clearly, there is a need for a greater focus on physical activity at a young age." Or you could say, "More research should be done to help learn to effectively treat the negative side effects of obesity." You can also use your conclusion to point to broader themes. For example, your paper about the Freedom Rides in 1961 could indicate some broader points about the Civil Rights movement. What ever device you use to start your conclusion, you should focus on your word choice. Make your point clear and concise. You want your argument to be clear and to the point. There is no need to try to use big words or flowery prose in your conclusion. Try to avoid using a long sentence to start your conclusion. You want to grab your reader's attention and keep it. There is no need to say, "And so, as we have effectively demonstrated through the use of complicated evidence..." Instead, just say, "It is clear we need change." Try writing the first sentence of your conclusion using only one syllable words. This will enhance the drama of your paper. Context is information that helps your reader fully understand your argument. You may have made your points clear, but you need to do more than that. Context will tell your reader why your topic-0-and argument--is important. Clearly stating the importance of your argument is a good way to start your conclusion. Your reader will understand exactly what you are trying to say. You can say, "This research is important because it could help save the lives of animals." That is a direct, declarative statement. Context can help you explain why a topic is important. For example, your conclusion could begin with a statement such as, "As this essay is being written, there are blank amount of youths incarcerated in the United States." Your reader will likely know that they have reached the end of the essay. Generally, that is obvious simply because they are out of pages to read. Don't feel the need to state the obvious. Avoid saying, "In conclusion". There are other, more interesting, ways to start your conclusion. Try saying, "As the research has demonstrated." You can also just introduce your final points by saying, "Finally..." You can also indicate that your reader is at the conclusion by saying, "To review..." or "We can see..." You can also write, "It is clear...". Try a few different options to see what works best for your particular paper.
Summary: Establish a sense of closure. Propose a plan of action. Use simple language. Provide context. Be creative.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once the auction is complete and you have declared the winner, you and the seller need to get in touch. This communication will allow you to choose your payment method and confirm your shipping address and the shipping and handling fees. The seller will ship the item once they receive confirmation that payment has been made. If the seller does not receive payment within two days of the auction ending, they can open a case against you through eBay. You can avoid this by quickly paying for your item as soon as the auction is completed. Paying quickly will often result in the seller leaving good feedback for you, which will make future sellers more likely to quickly work with you. The entire eBay system revolves around buyers and sellers leaving feedback for each other after the completion of a transaction. Leaving feedback for sellers after a transaction is considered good etiquette. Use the feedback to let other buyers know if the seller is reliable. Feedback options include: Positive: You are satisfied with the transaction and would likely buy from that seller again. Neutral: You may have some issues with the sale process but not enough to leave a negative. Negative: Something about the sale disappointed or upset you. Before leaving negative feedback, always try to contact the seller and seek resolution. Most sellers will try to remedy any errors that they have caused because they value their feedback status. Many now offer refunds and in some cases, you may be able to reach a compromise that makes both sides happy. If you cannot reach a resolution, eBay can also intervene for you. After trying a reasonable amount to resolve the issue and you still have no happy outcome, leave a factual message as to why you found the transaction to be negative. Avoid abuse or inflammatory statements; these reflect badly on you and may cause future sellers to block you. If you have troubles with receiving the item from the seller, receiving an item in a different condition than was advertised, or have any other issues, contact the eBay Resolution Center. You can use this online tool to file a complaint, and potentially receive a refund from eBay for the purchase you made. Always try to resolve your issue with the seller directly before using the Resolution Center. Most good sellers will attempt to make things right without having to escalate to eBay customer service.

SUMMARY: Contact the seller. Pay as soon as possible. Leave feedback. Contact eBay with any issues.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once all the sugar has dissolved, leave the pot on a medium flame and allow it to boil. Stir the mixture regularly to help it reduce and prevent it from burning. As the milk reduces, it will start changing color from white to caramel. This is a good sign and means that your dulce de leche is nearing completion. The amount of time you let the milk boil depends on how dark you like your dulce de leche. If you prefer it lighter, take it off at 90 minutes. If you want it darker, leave it on a full 2 hours. Place the pot on an unlit burner on the stovetop and allow it to cool. Stir it one final time while it's cooling. Making dulce de leche this way may produce more chunks and solid pieces than using condensed milk. This is normal. It will still have a syrupy consistency. If you prefer your dulce de leche extra smooth, you can pour it through a strainer to mix out any solid pieces left behind. This is optional and doesn't affect the final taste.
Summary: Let the milk boil for 90 to 120 minutes, stirring regularly. Remove the pot from the heat and let the mixture cool.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once the shrimp are done, they will become firmer in texture. They will also change from gray to a pink salmon color. That's when you know they are done! The shrimp should be opaque when they're done. They start out a little translucent. Store leftover shrimp in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
Summary:
Watch for the shrimp to turn a pink color.