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Language Checklist. for effective presentation. PART 1 IntroductionLanguage Checklist for effective presentation PART 1 Introduction
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Greeting | Good morning/afternoon ladies and gentlemen Ladies and Gentlemen | ||
Introducing yourself | Good morning everyone. Let me introduce myself. My name is … I’m specialist in … | ||
Subject (topic) | I plan to say a few words about… I’m going to talk about… The subject of me talk is…The theme of my presentation is … I’d like to give you an overview of … | ||
Structuring the presentation | I’m going to divide my talk into (three, four, etc) parts. I’ve divided my talk into three parts. My talk will be in (three, four) parts. I’m going to divide … First… Second… Third… First, I’ll give you …, after that …, finally… In the first part I’ll speak about… Then in the second part… Finally… | ||
Timing | My talk will take about ten minutes. My presentation will take about one hour …but there’ll be a twenty minutes break in the middle. We’ll stop at lunch at 12 o’clock | ||
Policy on questions/discussion | Please interrupt if you have any questions. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask After my talk there’ll be time for a discussion and any questions. I’ll be very glad to answer any questions at the end of my talk. | ||
Giving background information | I’ll give you some background information. Let me start with the background Let me star with … | ||
Referring to the audience’s knowledge | As you know… As you are aware … | ||
Changing the topic | Right, let’s now move on to … OK, I’ll now look at … | ||
Referring to visuals | I’d like to show you… Have a look at this… This (graph) shows/represents Here we can see… Let’s look at this … Here you see the trends in … If you look at the graph … Could I draw your attention to the chart? If you take a look at the first year, you’ll see | ||
Comparisons | This compares X with Y Let’s compare the … Here you can see a comparison between … | ||
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