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EFEN2 - Signposting

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This set of flashcards helps university-level English learners master signposting phrases for clear and structured presentations. It covers vocabulary for inviting questions, thanking audiences, summarizing, and transitioning between topics, with examples like "Do you have any questions?" and "Let me remind you of some of the issues we’ve covered." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language. Ideal for students and professionals, these flashcards enhance communication skills for intermediate to advanced learners.
Flashcards
54
Students
3
Language
English
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
22.01.2016 / 25.01.2016
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Welcoming audience

Good morning everybody.

Welcoming audience

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcoming audience

It's a pleasure to welcome you today.

Introducing subject

Today, I am going to talk about...

Introducing subject

The purpose of my presentation is to introduce...to you.

Introducing subject

The subject / topic of my presentation is...
Introducing subject

I'll be talking about...

Introducing subject

In my presentation, I would like to report on...

Outlining your strucutre

To start with, I'll describe...

Outlining your strucutre

Then, I'll mention...
Outlining your strucutre

After that, I'll consider...

Outlining your strucutre

Finally, I'll summarize my presentation.

Outlining your strucutre

I've divided my presentation into three (main) parts.

Outlining your strucutre

In my presentation, I'll focus on three major issues.
Giving instructions about questions

Do feel free to interrupt me if you have any questions.

Giving instructions about questions

I'll try to answer all of your questions after the presentation.

Giving instructions about questions

There will be some time for questions after the presentation.

Starting with the main body

Let's begin by looking at...
Starting with the main body

First of all, let's...

Finishing one subject...

Well, I've told you about...

Finishing one subject...

We've looked at...

Finishing one subject...

So much for...
...and starting another

Now we'll move on to...

...and starting another

Next, ...

...and starting another

Let me now turn to...

...and starting another

Let's now look at / turn to...

Ordering

Firstly, ... Secondly, ... Thirdly, ... Lastly, ...

Ordering

First of all...then...next...after all...finally...

Ordering

To start with...later...to finish up...

Analysing a point and giving recommendations

Where does that lead us?

Analysing a point and giving recommendations

Let's consider this in more detail.

Analysing a point and giving recommendations

What does that mean for...?

Analysing a point and giving recommendations

I therefore suggest / propose / recommend the following: ...

Giving an example

For example...

Giving an example

A good example of this is...

Giving an example

As an illustration, ...

Giving an example

To give you an example...

Giving an example

To illustrate this point...

Giving an example

Take ... for example...

Dealing with questions

We'll be examining this point in more detail later on.

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