Project Task 2.How to make presentations in English

INTRODUCTION

Your topic

General introduction

Formal:

-Greeting.

-Say your full name.

-Position.

Yourself

Your audience must know you

Simpler:

-Direct to the audience.

"Today I'm going to talk about..."

"I'd like to talk to you about..."

Informal:

-Simple greeting.

-First name.

-Explain your position.

Complex:

-Add detail.

-You can break the idea into stages.

Sart: "First of all I'll..."

Development: "'ll continue by..."

End: "Finally I'll..."

SPEAKERS

Bad

They don't think they have to earn attention

Good

They work hard to make everyone listen to them

Beggining:

Be clear, create expectations

and interest.

Audience:

-Talk about a problem many

people from the audience have.

-Stablish a solution.

-Talk about experiences, feelings

and facts.

-Tell a short story connected

to the topic.

SIGN POSTING LANGUAGE

Use:

-Phrases to show audience where your

points begin and end.

It will help you to:

-Remind about things you talked

about before.

-Where you are.

-Where are you going next.

-Detail, review and make a summary

about main ideas.

Structure

Show people that the information is organized

PROBLEMS

Forget: words, where you were,

what you were explaining.

Ideas: wrong, unclearly, forget to mention

something important,

not knowing what to answer.

SOLUTIONS

Use:

-A cue card for:

Key Points

Vocabulary

-Keep talking until you remember

Difficult questions:

Delay: the answer by

the end or later.

Deflect: giving other question back.

Dismiss: teling it's not

relevant.

PRESENTATIONS IN ENGLISH

Project task 2. How to make

presentations in

English.

Ayala Hernández Nadia Estefania

Cervantes Martínez Leyda Natali