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Guide to mediation 3: Useful language
Eva Fernández Berrio
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EOI La Carolina
GUIDE TO MEDIATION (3):
USEFUL LANGUAGE
Eva Fernández Berrios
Introduction
- To start with, I would like to...
- The purpose / aim of this comment is to...
- I have read an article with some tips, and I would like to share them with you.
- I know you are worried about _____. These are some tips I have read about.
Summarising
- The article / text / infographic deals with...
- The text deals with the upsides and downsides of remote work.
- The infographic / article / text / author discusses...
- The article discusses the risks of cryptocurrencies.
- Let me explain the main tips/recommendations.
- Let me summarise the main points of the article for you.
- The main idea is that...
- The main contention is... (= The main argument is…)
- These are the main ideas you need to know.
- Let me share with you some of the most relevant ideas /
Mentioning the first element
- In the first place, I should point out that...
- To begin with,…
- To start with,…
- First of all,…
- Secondly,...
Addition
- What is more,...
- Moreover,...
- Furthermore,...
- In addition,…
- In addition to this,…
- Additionally,…
- Another point to remember is that…
- Another tip / recommendation is that…
- On top of that,…
- Together with that,…
Conclusion / Reaching the end
- On balance, it seems to me that...
- To finish with, I would like to say that...
- Last,…
- Lastly,…
- Last but not least, I would like to add that...
- To sum up,…
- To summarise,…
Giving examples
- _____-, _____ and _____, to name (but) a few.
- E.g. The sides may include cauliflower, parsnips and carrots, to name but a few. (Sides = guarnición; parsnip = chirivía).
- namely, ________
- E.g. The meat is served with some vegetables, namely, Brussels sprouts, roast potatoes and carrots.
Linking to previous knowledge
- As you probably know, some students would rather study on their own.
- As you may remember, this diet is helpful if you want to lose weight.
- As you can imagine, this diet requires a great deal of planning ahead.
- You may be aware that some students learn better when working with classmates.
Adapting language
- In other words,…
- …, that is to say,…
- Those pessimistic terms made them upset, that is to say, they were angry because of those negative words.
- Let me clarify this for you.
Text
- The text / article makes a series of suggestions on how to…
- The text /article gives a series of tips on how to save money over Christmas.
- The text argues that distance learning may be appropriate in some cases.
- The text points out that...
- The text highlights / outlines the advantages of booking tickets in advance.
- The text suggests that...
- The text claims that not enough is being done to tackle the climate crisis.
Chart
- This chart illustrates how... / indicates that...
- This chart compares...
- As can be seen from these results,...
Infographic
- The information given in the infographic...
- In the above infographic we can interpret that...
- This infographic refers to…