Proyecto Ingles Parte 1

PRESENTATIONS IN ENGLISH

4. Templates can be used to start with your presentation such as:

The point is that having important and interesting data, the information is sometimes not enough and fails to get the listener's attention. As structures and organization is very important. This is achieved with a signaling language.

5. Three techniques to make people pay attention to your presentation:

3. If your topic is more complete, you can add more details to break your idea into stages.

1. Imagine that you are standing in front of your colleagues, you need to introduce yourself and say what topic you are talking about.

Mistakes and clarifications

Filler phrases

There are problems that can happen in the presentation.

Signposting language

2. Introducing your topic

There are two types of speakers:

Formal Introductions

EXAMPLE

Good morning everyone.For those who don´t know, my name´s Simon. and I work in the markething department.

Informal Introductions

EXAMPLE

Hi guys, if you don´t know me, I´m Sylvia and I work in digital marketing.

EXAMPLE

Today, I´m going to be talking about our new HR policies and how they affect you.

EXAMPLE

Today, I´m going to be talking about our new HR policies and how they affect you. I´ll begin by outling the polices, and then i´ll go on t highlight what they mean for you and your working habits.

I´ll begin by

and them I´ll

Finally, I´ll

Good speakers

Bad speakers

They understand that no one has to listen to them, so they work hard to do so.

They think they have to win your attention.

1. State a problem that has a solution.

2. Mention an interesting fact to draw attention.

3. You can tell stories or relate it to your family.

Signposting Language: This means using words and phrases to show the audience where your points start and end, to show what's coming next, and to remind them of things you've talked about before.

EXAMPLE

Okay, that covers the new policies. Next, I´d like to move on and discuss what these policies mean for you.

It can be used to move from one point to another, for example:

It can also be used to add details to an idea, to signal that you have finished your main points and have come to a conclusion.

Let´s move on and discuss...

Next, I´d like to talk about...

At this point, I´d like to turn to...

EXAMPLE

To wrap up, let´s remind ourselves of why this should matter to everyone here.

You may forget where you were, or forget an important word. Realizing that you said something wrong, or did not explain something clearly.

Where was I?

So, what was I saying?

What´s the word in english again?

Let me rephrase that.

Actually, what I meant to say is.

To clarify, I wanted to say that.

Adding something you forgot.

Question?

Let me just add one more thing....

I´d like to add something to a point we discussed earlier.

Delay answering.

I´ve allocated time for questions at the end of thid session, so we´ll address your idea later.

Deflect the question.

That´s an interesting question.Before I answer, I´d like to know: What´s your take on this?

Dismiss the question.

Thanks for your input, but I don´t see how that´s connected to what I´m saying.