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    This document provides guidance on using effective language for oral presentations, with sections outlining how to introduce topics and sub-topics, include pictures with descriptions, and conclude the presentation, along with conjunctions that can be used to connect different parts of a presentation.

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    Useful Language to prepare for oral presentations in English.

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    Language for Oral Presentations

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    This document provides guidance on using effective language for oral presentations, with sections outlining how to introduce topics and sub-topics, include pictures with descriptions, and conclude the presentation, along with conjunctions that can be used to connect different parts of a presentation.

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    Esmeralda Martínez
    This document provides guidance on using effective language for oral presentations, with sections outlining how to introduce topics and sub-topics, include pictures with descriptions, and conclude the presentation, along with conjunctions that can be used to connect different parts of a presentation.

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    Language for oral presentations

    1. Introduction 3. Pictures
    - My presentation is about ... In this picture, there is/are
    - One of my hobbies is ... In the next/following picture,
    - I'd like to tell you something you can see ...
    about ... As you can see (in the
    - I am very interested in ... so picture) ...
    today I want to tell you something Here is another picture.
    about it. Now, here you can see ...
    - Did you know that...?

    2. Introducing sub-topics 4. Conclusion


    First of all In conclusion,
    First / Now I want to write about ... To conclude,
    Second / Third Finally,
    In addition, I hope that one day ...
    Not only… but also… All in all, I believe that...
    What’s more, … That was my presentation on ...
    Another thing is that ... Do you have any questions?
    As you (probably) know, ...
    Maybe you know that

    Conjunctions

    But However, Especially Before


    Because Then After that so
    Of courseor Finally For example/for
    instance
    As well as Both… and… Neither… nor… While
    Until (till)

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