IELTS Writing Task 2 conclusion examples for every essay type
Ready-to-adapt IELTS Task 2 conclusion examples for opinion, discussion, problem-solution, advantages and two-part essays.
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The short answer
A conclusion restates your answer in new words—no new ideas, no examples, two sentences is enough.
What a conclusion must do
It summarises your main points and repeats your position consistently with the introduction. Contradicting yourself here is a common Task Response problem.
Related guide: Review introductions and conclusions
Examples by essay type
Adapt the wording to your topic.
Conclusions
Opinion: In conclusion, I firmly believe that… because… and… Discussion: While some argue…, I am convinced that… is the better approach. Problem–solution: To sum up, … is caused mainly by…, but it can be reduced through… and… Advantages: Overall, the benefits of… clearly outweigh the drawbacks. Two-part: In short, … happens because…, and the best response is…
Mistakes to avoid
Keep it short and consistent.
- No new arguments
- Do not copy the introduction word for word
- Do not change your position
- Avoid vague endings like 'time will tell'
Put this into practice
Write a full Task 2 essay and check whether your conclusion matches your position.
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