Which of these transition words or phrases could be used to indicate one is drawing a conclusion? A:Given these facts B:After C:Before D:On the other hand

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Chrisramon · Answer 1 · 2021-08-01T12:05:13+0000

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A, given these facts

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By saying "given these facts" you are implying that you are using the evidence you presented and analyzed in the previous parts of your essay/piece of writing to conclude and make a final point. After and Before do not work as words to indicate one is drawing a conclusion, and on the other hand implies that you are writing a contradictory statement to something you wrote before.

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