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Part one: How to introduce yourself and your topic

Part two: How to make a strong start

Part three: Using signposting language

Part four: Dealing with problems

Introduce oneself

determine if it is

Formal

Informal

introduce the topic

being

Complex more details can be added

Templates to start the presentation

for example

I´ll beging by... adn them I´ll

Finally, Ill...

Firts of all, I´ll

Etc.

exist

Good speakers

Bad speakers

what they do is

what they do is

They grab your attention and don't let it go.

They are the opposite of good speakers

Even if you try to listen, lose your attention.

To be one of them you can

State a problem to the audience and then a solution

Mention an interesting or surprising statistical data.

Engage people by telling a story and connecting it to your theme.

it's used

To show your audience where your points start and end

To show when you are giving a summary

To go into more detail

To signal that you have reached your conclusion

some common problems are:

Forget where you were or an important word

It's a good idea

Make a flash card with key points as well as any important vocabulary you need.

Saying something wrong or not explaining it clearly

We can say

Let me rephrase that...

Actually, what I meant to say is...

To clarify, I wanted to say that...

Forget to say something important

We use a phrase like these

Let me add one more thing: ...

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

Etc.

Someone asks a question that we don't know how to answer

You have few options

Delay answering

Deflect the question

Dismiss the question

How to make presentations in English

Made by: Sáncehz Méndez Julio César

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