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2015-01-13 16:29:02来源：网络

　　Point 1

　　Point 2

　　Point 3

　　Concluding statement

　　An example of this pattern is shown below:

　　Breeding butterflies has many advantages for the collector.

　　1. way of obtaining specimens

　　2. spares can be released into the wild

　　3. helps survival because butterflies have been protected from natural predators

　　The experience is a learning experience for the collector and a benefit to the species.

　　2. 运用连接词

　　Connecting ideas by using transition words and phrases tells your listeners the relationshipof one idea to the next. You can signal to your listener that you are going to put events in asequence, add information, or make a comparison. You can signal that you want toemphasize or clarify a point. Using transition words and phrases helps your listener followthe flow of your ideas. Read the following example without transitional expressions:

　　In my physics class, we did lots of experiments that helped clarify scientific principles. Iunderstood those principles better by doing those experiments.

　　These sentences would flow better if the speaker used transitional expressions as in thefollowing example:

　　In my physics class, we did lots of experiments that helped clarify scientific principles. As aresult, I understood those principles better.

　　3. 解释或定义陌生概念

　　In order to help your listeners understand, you may need to define a term that you use inyour response. Read the following example:

　　My hobby is telemark skiing.

　　If the speaker does not define the term and listeners do not know

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