OUTLINE OF A PRESENTATION
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OUTLINE OF A PRESENTATION
1. Structure of a presentation
Introduction: greeting the audience, introducing themselves and the topic
Main body: presenting the main points (students can build up the main points by answering the questions and organising the answers in a logical way)
Conclusion: summarising the main points, inviting questions from the audience and thanking the audience for listening.
Useful language
Introduction
- Greeting (Hello/ Hi/ Good morning/ Good afternoon)
- Introducing themselves (My name is…. These are my team members: ……)
- Introducing the topic (Today we are going to talk about…/ Have you ever thought about…?/ Have you ever seen…?/ Have a look at this picture. It shows…/ How does the picture make you feel?)
Main body
Presenting the main points (Firstly/ Secondly/ Another point is…/ In addition…)
Conclusion
- Summarising the main points (To sum up/ To conclude/ In short/ All in all…)
- Inviting questions (Are there any questions?/ Does anyone want to know more about…?/ Feel free to ask us anything./ Is there anything you would like to ask?...)
- Thanking the audience (Thank you/ Thanks for listening/ Thanks for your time./ Thank you for your attent
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OUTLINE OF A PRESENTATION
1. Structure of a presentation
Introduction: greeting the audience, introducing themselves and the topic
Main body: presenting the main points (students can build up the main points by answering the questions and organising the answers in a logical way)
Conclusion: summarising the main points, inviting questions from the audience and thanking the audience for listening.
Useful language
Introduction
- Greeting (Hello/ Hi/ Good morning/ Good afternoon)
- Introducing themselves (My name is…. These are my team members: ……)
- Introducing the topic (Today we are going to talk about…/ Have you ever thought about…?/ Have you ever seen…?/ Have a look at this picture. It shows…/ How does the picture make you feel?)
Main body
Presenting the main points (Firstly/ Secondly/ Another point is…/ In addition…)
Conclusion
- Summarising the main points (To sum up/ To conclude/ In short/ All in all…)
- Inviting questions (Are there any questions?/ Does anyone want to know more about…?/ Feel free to ask us anything./ Is there anything you would like to ask?...)
- Thanking the audience (Thank you/ Thanks for listening/ Thanks for your time./ Thank you for your attent
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