To begin with, I will consider the theory of .Then I will concern myself with the methods used. In conclusion, I will make an attempt to .
Ill start by considering some aspects of . Further, Ill pass over to the discussion of . To conclude, Ill make some comments on .
Ill divide my talk into two parts. First, Ill consider some aspects of . Then, Ill concentrate on .
First, Ill describe . Then, Ill be concerned with . Further, Ill analyze . Finally, the results of will be presented.
c)connecting the parts of the report:
In general
In addition to
With regard to
It proves that
Assuming that
It follows that
Apart from this
As a result of
From the point of view
Therefore it is reasonable
Thus
Furthermore
3.Use one of the following expressions to replace each of the expressions in italics in the introduction:
Dont hesitate a chance I take care
Im diligent sections go through
In more depth my purpose is divide
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Its a pleasure to be with you today. My name is Gordon Matthews and I am in charge of corporate finance at our headquarters here in Brussels. We are here today to review some key figures and to outline financial strategy over the next five years. So what I intend to do is to break down this presentation into the three parts: first, the financial review; second, the options facing us; and finally, the strategy I propose. If you have any questions, please feel free to interrupt me, but I should also say there will be an opportunity to discuss issues at greater length after my talk.
4.The following phrases may help you:
a)to make the composition of the text distinct:
At this point Ill speak in more details about
Let me now make some comments on
Let us turn (back) to
Now, Ill pass over to
I would now like to make some remarks on
I would like to say a few words on
b)specify and clear up the points being discussed:
From this it follows that
Consequently, it is possible that
Namely
On the contrary
On the one hand on the other hand
In other words
To make it more clear
This can easily be understood if
c)to draw the attention of the audience to the most important points:
It is essential that
It is particularly important that
It should be notices that
Id like to draw your attention to
It is interesting to note that
I should like to emphasize that
d)to conclude the report:
From this it can be concluded that
In conclusion, we will say that
To sum up, it is evident that
On the bases of these considerations we may
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