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proportion or ratio? | Sentences with "she asked me..."
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This concludes my talk. Sun Jun 29, 2008 17:37 pm  This concludes my talk.
 

Hi,

When I am done giving a speech, is it OK fo rme to end it with the above sentence?

Many thanks,
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This concludes my talk. Sun Jun 29, 2008 17:56 pm  This concludes my talk.
 

Hi si,

I would not use any such phrase. 'Thank you for your attention' is probably good enough.

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This concludes my talk. Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:21 am  This concludes my talk.
 

Why not? Is it wrong or just unnatural?
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This concludes my talk. Mon Jun 30, 2008 14:52 pm  This concludes my talk.
 

I think it's fine, especially with a bit more elaboration. This concludes the formal portion of my presentation, and I'm happy to take any of your questions at this point.
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This concludes my talk. Mon Jun 30, 2008 14:55 pm  This concludes my talk.
 

Hi, everybody!

What do you think about these endings:
1. This wraps up my presentation
2. I have to wrap up my presentation

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This concludes my talk. Mon Jun 30, 2008 15:09 pm  This concludes my talk.
 

2 says that some other force is causing you to wrap it up. You're out of time, the person at the back of the room is waving and telling you to shut up now, something. I wouldn't say this during a presentation at all. However, if I were planning out the presentation, I may something like "I have to wrap up my presentation with something memorable. Any suggestions for me?"

1 is a less formal way of saying that it concludes your presentation.
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