The Power of 'Clearly': How to Effectively Communicate Your Ideas

IELTS speaking topics
We often use the word "clearly" to indicate that something is obvious or easy to understand. It can be used in various contexts, such as:
To emphasize a point: "Clearly, the company needs to take action to address these issues."
To express agreement: "Clearly, we need to work together to find a solution to this problem."
To indicate a conclusion: "Clearly, the data shows that our hypothesis was incorrect."
To provide clarification: "Clearly, I did not understand your instructions. Could you please explain them again?"
To highlight a discrepancy: "Clearly, there is a difference between what was promised and what was delivered."
However, it's important to use "clearly" sparingly and appropriately, as overusing it can make your writing sound repetitive or condescending.

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