Transitions 9 <職場> 強調する

Business man giving presentation to multiethnic colleagues

強い意見を言う場合、一番重要なポイントを明確に提示する事でより説得力が増します。このレッスンでは、様々な表現を駆使し発言を強調する事によって、話し方に抑揚をつけることに焦点を当てます。トピックは職場です。

Introduction

Using the appropriate phrases to add emphasis to your arguments makes them more effective, more convincing and more natural. We're going to look at a variety of ways that you can add emphasis to your arguments or points.

Warm Up

What are your general opinions about your workplace? How would you describe it?

Language

Please consider each transition phrase. Your instructor has an example and a question regarding each one, so please practice it. 

  1. The first thing to remember is... — There may be many important aspects of this issue, but this one is essential to keep in mind.
     
  2. It’s important to realize that... — This is a significant point that you may not know.
     
  3. One point that is often overlooked is that... — People often forget this, but I think it is important.
     
  4. As a matter of fact... — What I’m about to say is definitely true.  
     
  5. Not to mention... — This is another thing I think is important, and I want to emphasize it.  
     
  6. Of course... — This is obvious.
Practice

Now that you've had some practice using these phrases, try to answer some more questions. Use as many of the above phrases as you can.