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For example, "As you're aware, this product is available in 3 countries." Transitioning to the next topic: Before you move on to your next point, make sure it's clear to your audience.
For example, "Let's move on to our next key point," or "Turning our attention now to the results of our market research." Providing more details: "I'd like to expand on..." For example, "I'd like to expand on my point about the fall in GDP." You can also say, "Let me elaborate further." Linking to another topic: As I said at the beginning, you can use this one to remind your audience about a point you made earlier.
But, at my age, it's better to just develop my soft skills and my technical skills first before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
So let's move on to the number one symbol that people are debating right now.
So, let’s move on to the number one symbol
And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
how to answer. And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
Okay, time to move on to the third dish. Yeah, so we've got sticky rice wrapped with pork
Okay, time to move on to the third dish.
taxes. I want move on to the deficit and a lot of other things, too.
And we're going to move on to the deficit and a lot of other things, too, okay?
Now, let's move on to the second truth about studying, which is that it should not be hard.
Define what it is that you actually want and then move on to number 15 which is do the thing that you need to do to get what you want.
Now move on to "formal classes." They are structured lessons taught in an educational setting.
Now, move on to formal classes.
Anyway, um, that's the free weights, let's move on to the squat racks.
Let's move on to the squat racks.