If you were writing a personal narrative, what could you do in your conclusion?
I could provide a lesson that I learned through this experience.
I could let the readers draw their own conclusions about this experience.
I could restate the reasons why the reader should like this story.
I could review the beginning of this experience to the reader.
I could reflect on how this experience has impacted me and changed my perspective.
I could offer a final thought or reflection on the overall significance of the story.
I could connect the events in the narrative to a broader theme or idea.
I could leave the reader with a question to ponder or think about.
I could express gratitude or appreciation for the people or experiences that were a part of the story.
I could end with a powerful quote or statement that ties everything together.
so WTHEF IS THE answer
I apologize for the confusion. To answer your question directly, in the conclusion of a personal narrative, you could:
- Provide a lesson that you learned through the experience.
- Reflect on how the experience has impacted you.
- Connect the events in the narrative to a broader theme or idea.
- Offer a final thought or reflection on the overall significance of the story.
- Leave the reader with a question to ponder or think about.
- Express gratitude or appreciation for the people or experiences involved.
- End with a powerful quote or statement that ties everything together.