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What is an example of a signpost that you might hear in oral presentation?

Here are a few examples of signposts you might hear in an oral presentation, along with their purposes:

Transitioning between ideas:

* "Now that we've discussed the history of this issue, let's move on to the current challenges." (This highlights the shift from one topic to the next.)

* "Having established the importance of this concept, I'd like to delve into its practical applications." (This signals a shift from theory to application.)

Providing emphasis:

* "This is a crucial point to remember..." (This emphasizes the importance of the following statement.)

* "Let me reiterate..." (This indicates the presenter is restating a key idea.)

Returning to a previous point:

* "As I mentioned earlier..." (This connects the current point to a previously discussed idea.)

* "Going back to what we discussed..." (This signals the presenter is revisiting an earlier point.)

Signaling a conclusion:

* "In summary..." (This indicates the presenter is about to summarize the main points.)

* "To conclude..." (This signals the end of the presentation.)

* "Therefore, we can see that..." (This emphasizes the main takeaway of the presentation.)

Using visual aids:

* "As you can see in this chart..." (This connects the verbal presentation to a visual aid.)

* "Let's take a look at this diagram..." (This introduces a visual aid to support the presentation.)

Engaging the audience:

* "Let's take a moment to think about..." (This encourages audience participation.)

* "I'd like to hear your thoughts on..." (This invites audience feedback.)

These are just a few examples, and the specific signposts used will vary depending on the topic and the presenter's style.

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