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    Monologue Presentation

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    The document outlines different phrases and structures that can be used when giving a monologue presentation, including introducing and concluding points, signaling transitions, giving examples, rephrasing ideas, and concluding remarks.

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    The document outlines different phrases and structures that can be used when giving a monologue presentation, including introducing and concluding points, signaling transitions, giving examples, rephrasing ideas, and concluding remarks.

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    The document outlines different phrases and structures that can be used when giving a monologue presentation, including introducing and concluding points, signaling transitions, giving examples, rephrasing ideas, and concluding remarks.

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    Monologue Presentation

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    The document outlines different phrases and structures that can be used when giving a monologue presentation, including introducing and concluding points, signaling transitions, giving examples, rephrasing ideas, and concluding remarks.

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    MONOLOGUE PRESENTATION

     Introductory sentence (s)


     Main points
     Concluding sentence (s)
    SIGNALLING INTRODUCTION
    • I’m going to talk about …….
    • I’d like to talk about ………
    • My topic is ……………..
    • The theme of my talk is …………
    • What I’m going to cover is …………..
    MOVING ON TO ANOTHER POINT

    • Talking about …………


    • Turning now to……….
    • Moving on now to ………….
    • The next point is ……………….
    • I’d like to turn to ……………..
    • I now want to turn to …………….
    GIVING AN EXAMPLE

    • Take …………, for example


    • Look at …………, for instance
    • A good example of this is ……………
    Giving an opinion

    • Well, I think …………


    • Well, I suppose ………
    • Well, I would say ………..
    • I think most people would agree that …………
    Discourse markers
    • Actually
    • Certainly
    • Clearly
    • Definitely
    • Fortunately
    • Hopefully
    • Honestly
    • To be honest
    • In fact
    REPHRASING

    • What I mean is ……….


    • What I want to say is ………..
    • In other words ………….
    • That is ……………
    • That is to say ……………..
    CONCLUDING

    • So, to sum up …………


    • In the long run, ………
    • In a word, ……………….
    • In short, ……………….
    • Overall, …………………..

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