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2.  Fill in the incomplete transcript below and write a summary of the financial performance
                       review presented below.

               Original Text:

               “The  financial  performance  review  indicates  a  __________________  in  profitability  over
               _________________________.  This  growth  can  be  attributed  to  _______________________

               implemented across departments and improved _____________________________. Despite economic
               uncertainties,   our   company    remains    financially   resilient   and   well-positioned   for

               _____________________________________.”

               Summary:

               ____________________________________________________________________________________

               ____________________________________________________________________________________

               ____________________________________________________________________________________

               ____________________________________________________________________________________
               ____________________________________________________________________________________




                   Vocabulary: Linkers and Connectors


               Linkers and connectors are essential linguistic devices used to create coherence and
               cohesion  in  business  reports  and  presentations.  They  serve  to  connect  ideas,
               information, and arguments, facilitating smooth transitions between different sections
               and  enhancing  the  overall  clarity  and  readability  of  the  document.  Linkers  and
               connectors play a crucial role in guiding the reader or listener through the logical flow
               of information, ensuring that key points are effectively communicated and understood.

                    1.  Sequential Linkers:
                           •  First, second, third, etc.
                           •  Initially, subsequently, finally, etc.
                           •  Next, then, afterwards, etc.
                           Example: “Firstly, the report will outline the objectives of the project. Subsequently, it will
                           present the methodology used for data collection.”
                    2.  Addition Linkers:
                           •  Additionally, furthermore, moreover, etc.
                           •  In addition, besides, also, etc.
                           •  Not only... but also, both... and, etc.



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