Presentation Vocabulary

Which expression or expressions do you use to present factual information?

• As a result of

• statistics show

• let's turn our attention to

• the message i'd like to send you away with today is

Which expression or expressions do you use to explain cause and effect?

• As a result of

• statistics show

• let's turn our attention to

• the message i'd like to send you away with today is

• subsequently

Which expression or expressions do you use to refer to visuals?

• Recent data

• Research indicates

• let's turn our attention to

• Have a look at these figures

• The effect of this is

Which expression or expressions do you use to present factual information?

• Recent data

• Research indicates

• let's turn our attention to

• Have a look at these figures

• The effect of this is

Which expression or expressions do you use to move from one point to another?

• Recent data

• Research indicates

• let's turn our attention to

• Have a look at these figures

• let's move on to

Which expression or expressions do you use to refer backwards?

• Due to

• Research indicates

• let's turn our attention to

• As I mentioned earlier

• let's move on to

Which expression or expressions do you use to explain cause and effect?

• Due to

• a knock-on effect of this is

• let's turn our attention to

• As I mentioned earlier

• has resulted in

Which expression or expressions do you use to conclude on a strong note?

• We have looked at

• A further point to mention is

• let's turn our attention to

• I'd like to leave you with

• has resulted in

Which expression or expressions do you use to refer to visuals?

• you will notice on this chart

• which I referred back to earlier

• let's turn our attention to

• I'd like to leave you with

• the effect of this is

The expression "food for thought" means

• discussing important matters with someone over a meal

• information to consider carefully.

• thinking while you're eating

• having an existential crisis