The first thing you want to do is give a brief summary of the main parts of your presentation. Make sure you make it a point to highlight sections of your presentation that you want your audience to really remember. But be careful not to take too long to summarize your presentation. Some presenters have a tendency to literally go over each section again.
Here are some examples to start your summary:
ex.) To sum up ... In summary ... I will now summarize my presentation ...
If you have any conclusions, you state them immediately after your summary.
Here are some examples to start your conclusion:
ex.) In conclusion ... These are my conclusions ... To conclude ...
And if you are making any recommendations, you can make them now.
Here are some examples to make your recommendation(s):
ex.) Based on the information, I recommend ... My recommendation is ...
As I have previously mentioned, every part of your presentation should be fluid and connected like telling a story. Achieving this you should focus on key linking words to link each part of your presentation.
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