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Bob2010 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which one is appropriate？
Next week I'm going to be a host for a English speaking contest, which consists of five rounds.
in the contest,when the first round is about to end, how do I say to the audience?
1:“This is the end of this round, let's move on to the second round.”
2:“This round is wrapping up, let's move on to the second round.”
3: “This round is finishing up,let's move on to the second round.”
4: “This round comes to a close,let's move on to the second round.”
which one is appropriate?Thanks for your help
in the contest,when the first round is about to end, how do I say to the audience?
1:“This is the end of this round, let's move on to the second round.”
2:“This round is wrapping up, let's move on to the second round.”
3: “This round is finishing up,let's move on to the second round.”
4: “This round comes to a close,let's move on to the second round.”
which one is appropriate?Thanks for your help
Top answer
That's the end of this round, let move on to round 2.
- That's the end of this round, let move on to round 2.
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