In conclusion,"In conclusion" = This is very similar to 'to sum up', but usually is followed by another point in support of the case you are trying to make. Example: " 'In conclusion', the …

summarize summarize means to make a summary while sum up is to come with a conclusion or to recap. EXAMPLES Summarize: The Chair may wish to summarize the main decisions of …

sum up , wrap up @unique-person Certainly, here are example sentences illustrating the differences between "sum up," "wrap up," and "summarize": 1. Sum up: - Let me sum up the …

sum up to 和 amount to 有什么区别？ 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。 KiwiFalcon 2020年6月5日 英语 (美国)

Sum up They’re the same. You can say: “To sum up, ... “, or “In conclusion, ...” And they both mean the same thing. The first would probably be more likely found in speech, the second in …

outline Outline: something you do before to plan out what you're going to do (before the essay, I wrote an outline) Sum up/summarize: these are the same (after we read the book, we had to …

sum upSummarize means to make a summary - take something large, and make it small. "He summarized the book." "To summarize, the article says you should feed your dog natural food …

To sum up (To add). To summarize (To shorten). eg; To sum up all the investment throughout the year, that would be 20 million dollars. eg2; Ms Wendy asked to summarize the essay on page …

overall, generallyOverall and generally are ways to sum up what you’ve said / what you think. We don’t use “on the all” in normal speech. Eg Overall, I think this project is a good idea Eg …

In short"In a word" means one word: in a word, no. In a word, yes. Very short answer. "In short" and "to sum up" both mean a short summary: In short, I like eggs. To sum up, the book is …