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The main reason is...
State the primary reason for something.
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The main reason is that we were short on time.
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The main reason is that the road was closed.
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The main reason is that the system failed.
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The main reason is that the customer changed the request.
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The main reason is that we needed more information.
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The main reason is that the price increased.
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The main reason is that the team was busy.
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The main reason is that the deadline moved.
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The main reason is that the weather changed.
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The main reason is that the file was missing.
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392.
For example...
Introduce a specific example that supports an explanation.
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For example, we could start earlier.
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For example, you can check the address online.
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For example, the team improved its response time.
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For example, I practice English every day.
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For example, we can take the train.
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For example, the customer asked for a change.
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For example, the system saves the data automatically.
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For example, you can call the office.
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For example, we finished the task early.
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For example, the new process saves time.
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393.
In addition...
Add another related point or piece of information.
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In addition, we need more time.
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In addition, the report is ready.
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In addition, the team needs support.
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In addition, we should check the details.
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In addition, the customer needs an update.
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In addition, the price includes delivery.
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In addition, the system is easy to use.
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In addition, we can start tomorrow.
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In addition, the schedule has changed.
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In addition, the training is available online.
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394.
On the other hand...
Introduce a contrasting point or alternative view.
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On the other hand, the cheaper option takes longer.
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On the other hand, we could wait until tomorrow.
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On the other hand, the new plan needs more staff.
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On the other hand, the first option is faster.
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On the other hand, the service is good but expensive.
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On the other hand, the train is comfortable but slower.
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On the other hand, the online course is flexible.
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On the other hand, the old system is familiar.
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On the other hand, the new process saves time.
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On the other hand, the second option is simpler.
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395.
Finally...
Introduce the final point or stage.
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Finally, we need to decide today.
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Finally, let me summarize the main points.
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Finally, we should review the results.
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Finally, the team will follow up.
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Finally, I would like to thank you.
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Finally, we can move to the next step.
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Finally, the report will be sent tomorrow.
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Finally, we need to confirm the schedule.
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Finally, let us discuss the action items.
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Finally, we can close the meeting.
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396.
To summarize...
Introduce a summary of the main points.
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To summarize, we need more time.
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To summarize, the project is on schedule.
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To summarize, the main issue is cost.
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To summarize, the team has completed the work.
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To summarize, the customer needs an update.
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To summarize, we agreed on the next steps.
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To summarize, the new process is working.
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To summarize, the results have improved.
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To summarize, we need to check one detail.
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To summarize, the plan is ready.
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397.
In conclusion...
Introduce the final conclusion of a presentation or discussion.
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In conclusion, the plan is practical.
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In conclusion, we need more time.
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In conclusion, the project was successful.
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In conclusion, the new system is useful.
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In conclusion, the results are encouraging.
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In conclusion, we should continue the process.
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In conclusion, the team achieved its goal.
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In conclusion, the changes were necessary.
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In conclusion, the next step is clear.
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In conclusion, we can move forward.
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398.
Thank you for listening.
Politely close a presentation by thanking the audience.
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Thank you for listening.
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Thank you for listening. Thank you.
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Thank you for listening. Any comments?
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Thank you for listening. before we finish?
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Thank you for listening. from the team?
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Thank you for listening. about the results?
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Thank you for listening. about the plan?
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Thank you for listening. about the process?
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Thank you for listening. about the next step?
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Thank you for listening. for me?
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399.
Do you have any questions?
Invite the audience to ask questions.
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Do you have any questions?
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Do you have any questions? Thank you.
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Do you have any questions? Any comments?
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Do you have any questions? before we finish?
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Do you have any questions? from the team?
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Do you have any questions? about the results?
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Do you have any questions? about the plan?
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Do you have any questions? about the process?
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Do you have any questions? about the next step?
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Do you have any questions? for me?
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That concludes my presentation.
Signal that a presentation or formal explanation has ended.
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That concludes my presentation.
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That concludes my presentation. Thank you for listening.
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That concludes my presentation. Thank you for your time.
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That concludes my presentation. I am happy to take questions.
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That concludes my presentation. I hope the main points were clear.
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That concludes my presentation. Thank you for your attention.
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That concludes my presentation. We can discuss the next steps now.
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That concludes my presentation. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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That concludes my presentation. I appreciate your time today.
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That concludes my presentation. Thank you for being here.
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