4.1.4.The Body
Decide the main ideas you want to get across and group them into logical and coherent 'chunks' of information. * Keep focused on what's important. * Ensure key ideas stand out. * Keep relevant and to the point. Omit trivial details and waffle. * Provide the necessary evidence to support your conclusions. * Use clear examples to illustrate your points. * Use 'connective devices' to move from point to point, to help your audience follow your thread of ideas , e.g. - 'The next point I want to make is ...' - 'From this we can see that ....' - 'As a consequence ...' 'In spite of this, the results showed that ...' - 'An example of this was when ....' - 'On the other hand, it is also true that ....'
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