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== Some phrases for indicating structure == Students have requested some potential phrases for highlighting the structure in their impromptu speeches. Below are a few suggestions. Make up your own as well. All that is important is that you are helping your audience follow along with your speech. ; Some potential phrases for stating your thesis in the introduction : “I am responding to the argument…” : “I agree with the assertion…” (Alternatively, “I disagree with the assertion…. And I argue instead…”) ; Some potential phrases for previewing your main points in the introduction : “And we can see this by looking to two main reasons…” : “This is true for at least two reasons…” : “Two thing really stand out to me when thinking about this…” ; Some potential phrases for previewing your examples in your main points : “I can think of two examples that show this well…” : “two things jump out to me on this..” ; Some potential phrases for transitioning between main points : “Now that we have examined…, let’s move on to …” : “Having discussed…., let us turn now to….” ; Some potential phrases for restating your thesis in the conclusion : “So in the end, I do think that…” : “So, in response to the argument…, I have argued…”
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