Group №13 Individual work on the practice of improving Speaking skills

So your opening sentence might be:

“Ok, I’ll start the ball rolling by touching on the matter of who the person is, and I’d have to go for Jackie Chan.”

It would be a good idea to develop this first sentence further using a simple linking structure:

Because, for the reason that, actually, who is, which is (was), where, in fact, although, particularly, especially, etc.

2. 
   The second point + the second prompt from card.
   

Going on to my next point which is why he is famous…

Continuing then with the next point of why he is famous…
Now with regard to the next question of why he is famous…
Next then in response to the point of why he is famous…
Regarding the theme of why he is famous…
Now on the subject of why he is famous…
Now concerning the matter of why he is famous…


Before you explain this point, you need to add a second linking phrase (similar to your first point)

…and what I’d like to add here is that…

…and what I need to emphasize here is that…
…and what I ought to stress here is that…
…and the thing that needs to be highlighted here is that…
…and what I have to mention here is that…


So the 2^nd point might be:

“Now concerning the matter of why he is famous, and the thing that needs to be highlighted here is that he is a world-renowned martial arts film star.”

You should develop this point using a basic linking word with one or two details which help to explain your 1^st point.

3. 
   The 3^rd point + the 3^rd prompt from card
   

Progressing to the subject of why I would like to meet this celebrity…

Moving onto the business of why I would like to meet this celebrity…
Drawing attention to the matter of why I would like to meet this celebrity…
Proceeding with the issue of why I would like to meet this celebrity…
Moving forward onto the area of why I would like to meet this celebrity…