Everyone loves to receive gifts. Many occasions call for giving a gift. They include birthdays, Hanukkah, Christmas, weddings, and graduations. In this fast paced world, it seems that no one bothers to take the time to write a thank you card. This simple gesture can mean so much to the person who cared enough to purchase, wrap, and send a gift. Sometimes the gift-givers are close family members, but other times they are school or work friends. Either way, an email or text just won't do. Which provides a concluding statement that follows from and supports the information presented? A) The point is, take the time to actually write and give a thank you card. It is a part of you to share and it clearly shows your appreciation. B) Most etiquette experts agree that the best time to write a thank you card or letter is within three days of receiving the gift. C) Expressions of your thankfulness do not need to be expensive. A handmade card can be just as meaningful as elaborate purchased cards. D) In conclusion, the best gifts are given by family or friends, so be sure to show your appreciation so the gifts keep coming.