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Giving Presentations Helpful Vocabulary and phrases

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Giving PresentationsHelpful Vocabulary and phrases

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• How often do you need to give presentations at work?

• How do you feel about giving presentations? (Comfortable, nervous, confident..)

• What’s the biggest challenge when you give presentations?

• Typically, how long are your presentations?

Discussion Questions:

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Take a look at the presenter.

• Do you think he’s doing a good job? Why or Why not?

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How about this woman?

Is there an issue with herpresentation?

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Is this presenter any better?why or why not?

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When you first begin a presentation, you should GREET your audience.

* How can you greet your colleagues?

Before your Presentation…

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When you first begin a presentation, you should GREET your audience.

• Hello / Hi Everyone• Good Morning• Good Afternoon• Thank you for coming today.• Thank you for joining today.

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After the greeting, you should introduce the topic of the presentation and talk about each section of the presentation.

* How do you introduce your topic & sections?

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After the greeting, you should introduce the topic of the presentation and talk about each SECTION of the presentation.

• Today, I will talk about …. (our marketing plan)• I’d like to give an overview of… (this quarters sales)

• First,• Second,• Then, • Finally

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After introducing the sections, you should refer to questions before you begin your presentation.

* How can you address questions before your presentation? - Do you allow questions during your presentation?

- Do you prefer to wait until the end of the presentation for questions.

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After introducing the topics, you should refer to questions before you begin your presentation.

• Please feel free to ask questions during the presentation.• If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me.

• Please wait to ask questions until the end of the presentation.• I will answer questions after the presentation.

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Time to Begin your Presentation!

You should introduce each new section.

* How can you introduce new sections?

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You should INTRODUCE each new section.

• So, let’s start / begin with…

• Let’s move on to…

• Now, I would like to talk about…

• Please turn your attention to…(this chart, graph)

• Finally, I would like to…

• Lastly, let’s discuss…

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During your presentation, you will need to refer to visuals

* What are different kinds of visuals?

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During your presentation, you will need to refer to VISUALS (visual aids, visual information, graphics) , such as charts, graphs, and diagrams.

• This chart/graph/ diagram shows that…

• If you look at this graph, you can see that…

• This graph is interesting because…

• I’d like you to focus your attention to… (these statistics, this graph)

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These are…

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These are…GRAPHS

Graphs are always represented on agrid

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These are…

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These are…CHARTS / DIAGRAMS

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Sometimes, you will need to check for UNDERSTANDING.

* How do you check for understanding?

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Sometimes, you will need to check for UNDERSTANDING.

• Is everything clear?

• Are there any questions?

• Do you need me to repeat anything?

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When you are finished with presenting yousections, you should CONCLUDEyour presentation.

* What are some ways to end your talk?

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When you are finished with presenting you sections, you should CONCLUDEyour presentation.

• That concludes my talk …

• This is the end of my presentation…

• Thank you for your attention.

• If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them

• If you have any questions, I will try my best to answer them.

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What can you say if someone asks you a question you don’t know the answer to?

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If you don’t know the answer to a question… you can say:

• That’s a great question• That’s a good point.• That’s an interesting question.

• I don’t have enough information now…

• Can I get back to you later?

• I don’t have the information with me now, I will email you..

• Does anyone know more information about this?