You can use the following sentences to link the different parts or sections of your presentation. Remember that they also give a clear “signal” to your listeners as to the point you have reached in the structure of your presentation.

Introducing your first point
To start with, then I’d like to consider ...
First of all, I’d like to look at ...

Finishing a point
Those are the main points on ...
That’s all I have to say about ...

So that, then, is ...
Now we’ve looked at ...
Now we’ve dealt with ...

Starting a new point
Now let’s turn to ...
Now let’s move on to ...
I’d like now to consider ...
I’d like now to examine ...
Next we come to ...
Turning now to ...
Let’s move on now to ...
The next point I’d like to make is ...

Referring to what you have said
As I said at the beginning ...
I told you a few moments ago that ...
In the first part of my talk, I said ...
As I’ve already said, ...
As I mentioned earlier, ...

Referring to what you will say
I’ll come to that later.
I’ll return to this point in a few minutes.
... and I’ll talk about this in the next part of my presentation.
... I’ll comment on this in my conclusion

Summarising
So now I’d just like to summarise the main points.
In brief, we have looked at ...

Concluding
That’s all I have to say for now.
(I think) that covers most of the points.
That concludes my talk.
Thank you for your attention.

Inviting questions
And now, if you have any questions, I’ll be glad to (try to) answer them.
Does anyone have any questions?
Any questions?

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