Word of the day !

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Word of the day !

to recapitulate ( verb) = to conclude, to summarize briefly, to sum up.


You can use this word as a verb  in the last paragraph of your writing to conclude your writing.

For example, instead of saying "To sum up this" you may start like " To recapitulate this ".


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