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Your ending is the last thing the examiner reads, and it shapes their final impression of your writing. A strong ending can elevate a good piece into an excellent one; a weak ending can undermine everything that came before. This lesson explores different ending strategies and shows you how to close your writing with control and confidence.
The ending of your creative writing serves several purposes:
Exam Tip: A planned ending is always better than a rushed one. If you know how your piece will end before you start writing, your whole piece will feel more purposeful and cohesive.
Return to the image, setting, or situation from your opening — but with a shift in meaning or perspective. This creates a satisfying sense of completeness.
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