It helps you to provide support for your ideas.  

 It helps you to arrange your ideas in logical order;

It makes you familiar with your material, ensures that you stay within the allocated time, and helps with the style of your presentation; 

 It helps you to help the audience follow the direction of your talk; 

 You should think about your presentation technology requirements;

 You should use the transitional devices to help the audience follow the direction 

 It is worth to put questions, cite quotations, or interesting statistics, to underline the main theme and the main points of your presentation.

 You should repeat the important ideas using different words; 

The audience should understand that you have arranged your ideas in logical order.

Because the audience should state the links between the ideas clearly;

Because the audience must count them;

Because the audience should absorb the full meaning and the importance of the crucial ideas; 

 and you need to start adding slide after slide to your presentation; 

 and you need to be well prepared; 

  and you need to give an effective conference presentation.  

and you need to use all the presenting tools available to you to remain interesting and effective throughout;

 you  need to know about creating an effective conference presentation; 

 you know that the proposal you worked tirelessly on for a conference has been accepted

 jump past a couple of slides if you need to make one last point.   

 your confidence in your conference presentation will increase; 

 you must familiarise yourself with ways to tell a predatory conference from a legitimate one;

you get a bundle of nerves;

you must ensure you’re able to resonate with your audience. 

find out what they already know and where they are up to with your topic; 

when you prepare ten minutes of material; 

 when you highlight your findings and recommendations. 

 when you are well prepared;

 when it’s presented with visuals that relate to it; 

and they register to attend and present their work at any conference;

and then they tailor their presentation to fit the time and keep an eye on the time throughout. 

and they learn about the newest developments in your research field; c) and they register to attend and present their work at any conference;

and they look for the right conference with the right audience and successful communication;

 not using words; 

 used in official or serious situations; 

 average, common, or usual, not different or special.  

 informal and commonly used in talk;

 a written or spoken explanation at the beginning of a book, speech, etc.;

 the end or final part of something.  

 the main ideas or facts about something without the details; 

the main, central, or most important part of something;