37 VITAL Phrases for Presentations In English | SECRETS TO ENGLISH FLUENCY
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- Improve your business English skills with this advanced lesson on 37 vital phrases for presentations in English. Learn how to confidently start, summarise, and finish your presentations, whether you're experienced or just starting out. This lesson gives you practical tools to enhance your communication skills in English and make a strong impact. Uncover the secrets to English fluency and boost your business English vocabulary.
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Presentations in English can be stressful. This lesson is perfect for non-native speakers as it gives you the most important phrases for presentations in English. Upgrade your business English and take your presentations to the next level.
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro - Smash The Like button :)
01:43 Phrases for setting the scene
04:03 Phrases for introducing a talk
05:26 Phrases for referring to visuals
06:57 Phrases for finishing off a section
08:46 Checking and moving on
10:12 Phrases for recapping
11:28 Coming to an end
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Could you please do an example of a presentation,please?and so I can see it in the practice all these suggestions?
My teacher asked us to do a presentation but I have no idea
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Dutch people should watch your suggestions to avoid to be too rude or too direct and to be polite. There is no excuse after this to be direct or impolite. To know how to communicate in a polite way is a must for any civilized person.
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How are you Harry, can I ask you a question, If I say, Yesterday I received a letter, the stamp on the letter was two years old, letter had travelled for two years, letter has travelled for two years, letter travelled for two years, letter was travelling for two years, letter had been travelling for two years . All of them sound good to me,they have different meanings but which would you use? I wanna ask native speaker . Many thanks !,,
Letter had travelled for two years. This suggests that the letter spent two years in transit before reaching you, emphasising the duration of the journey.
Letter has travelled for two years. This means that the letter is still in transit and has been travelling for two years, suggesting ongoing movement.
Letter travelled for two years. This means that the letter completed its journey in two years, without specifying when you received it.
Letter was travelling for two years. This suggests that, at some point in the past, the letter was in transit for a duration of two years.
Letter had been travelling for two years. This emphasises the continuity of the letter's journey in the past, up to a specific point before you received it.
So it really depends on whether the letter is still in transit or has completed its journey
@@LearnEnglishwithHarry I would choose, past continuous, letter was travelling for two years and finally I got it. I know how to put together phrases but i dont feel all nuances.Probably I need to translate from my language to english and native speaker to fix the errors. Anyway thanks a million, Harry
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*_Summary: 37 Useful phrases for presentations In English | Study English Advanced Level_*
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SETTING THE SCENE
Is good to see you all here
Is great that you could joining the meeting
I'm very please to be here
I'm very pleased to be talking to you today
I'm very pleased to be presenting to you today
I'm glad you could all make it
Thank you all for coming
Thank you all for joining in
SHOWING THE STRATEGY OF THE PRESENTATION
I’d like to talk to you about
The topic of my presentation today is
I’m planning to tell you about
Today I’d like to introduce you to
The presentation is probably going to take XX minutes
And If you have any question then, please ask them as we go through the presentation, or I might cover your question at the end, so we can wrap up and put together all those questions.
INTRODUCING A TALK
What I’d like to do in this presentation is …introduce you to
First of all I’ll give you a brief overview of
Then I’ll talk about
Then I’ll go into
Then I’ll show you
and after that I’d like to show you some
REFERRING TO VISUALS
You will notice in this chart
If you look at this slide we can see
Have a look on these figures and you can clearly see
FINISHING OFF A SECTION
Well, that’s all I wanted to say on that particular topic so if you have any question I’d be happy to take them now
To summarize what I said is
That complete/concludes
That presentation on the last slide complete my presentation for today
I’ll be happy to take questions
Or if you want to contact me offline, just send me a slack or an email
I appreciate you’re watching and listening and youR attention. If you have any question, I’d be happy to answer them now.
Thank you for your attention, thank you for your participation. See you soon
That wraps all my presentation for today
Have you any question?
If there are no questions I’ll say goodbye
CHECKING AND MOVING ON
Is it clear? Can I clarify anything else? If not Let’s move on
Let’s move on
Let’s look at the next slide
Let’s move on the really important topic of
Let’s turn to the topic of
That now lead me on to my next and final point
RECAPPING
As I mentioned early
As I pointed out early
To sum up that particular section before I move on, let me summarize briefly
Here is a quick recap of what we’ve covered today
Here is a quick recap of what we’ve covered this morning
Here is a quick recap of what we’ve covered in my slides
I’d like to recap the main points
Let me go over the main points, because I think it important to underline this
COMING TO AN END
Well, this is my key point
Let me finish on this
To sum up
I’d like to finish by thanking you all for you kind attention.
Thank you.
I look forward to take any questions now
I look forward to receiving your messages
I’d be happy to take any question now
Finally
In conclusion
TIPS
When you are going to start and end
Set the scene / what you are going to do
Giving the details / who you are / where you come from/ where you work in the organization/ exactly what you are going to cover/ give a brief introduction
Summarize
Ask for clarity
make sure the people understand
They have got a chance to ask some questions
recap at specific breaks or other parts
Move on
Sumarize
Tell them what you’ll cover, what you expect
Take some questions
Give the answer
Ask them to follow or with any other more detailed questions perhaps by email
You wrapped up / you ended / summarize
Thanking them for their attention
My contact details are