SignpostingMoving on (paragraphing) OK. To begin, let’s look at … Let’s now move on/ turn to … I now want to go on to … That leads/ brings me to … I’d now like to move on/ turn to. So far, we’ve looked at …Now I’d like to … My next example is … Following on from this … Firstly… Secondly…Lastly … Moving on …/ To move on to my next point, … To turn now to a different matter, … Time’s moving on, so let’s turn to the third area To digress for a moment
Finishing off a part of your presentation That’s all I have time for on (technical skills) I think that covers everything on (technical skills)
Coming back to the point To go back to what I was saying (earlier) Going back for a moment to … But I’m digressing. Let’s go back to … To say a bit more about that
Adding more detail and information To expand on …/ I’d like to expand on … here. To elaborate on … Let’s just put this into some kind of perspective. Perhaps I should expand on that a little
Summarising Let me sum up. Firstly we looked at …, secondly at …, and last, but not least, at … So, to sum up, … To summarise, To recap (on) (the main points), Let me just try and sum up before we move on to … I would like to sum up by (saying …) What I am trying to say is…/The point I am trying to make is … Now that I am reaching the end of my talk I would like to draw together …
Concluding That brings me to the end of my talk. Let me end by saying, … I’d like to finish by emphasising … Finally, may I say… In conclusion, … And so to my closing point … I have one final observation… I’d like to conclude by …
Making a recommendation So, what I would suggest is that we … So, I would recommend that …
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