Most presentations are divided into

Most presentations are divided into 3 main parts (+ questions):
1 INTRODUCTION
(Questions) 2 BODY
3 CONCLUSION
Questions
We will now consider each of these parts in more detail.
The introduction is very important - perhaps the most important—part of your presentation. This is the first impression that your audience have of you. You should concentrate on getting your introduction right.
Introduction
The following table shows examples of useful phrases for starting your presentation. You may need to modify the language as appropriate.
Function Possible Language
1.Welcoming your audience and introducing yourself
• Good morning/ Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen • Let me introduce myself. I’m Vanida from School of Business Administration. • Let me just start by introducing myself. My name is…
2. Introducing your topic and saying why your topic is relevant for audience
• What I’d like to present to you today is….. • I’m here today to present…. • Today’s topic is… • The subject / topic of my presentation is…. • In my presentation I would like to report on…. • Today I’m going to talk about… • I’ll be talking about… • By the end of this talk you will be familiar with…
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3. Stating your purpose and the structure of your presentation
• The purpose / objective / aim of this presentation is to… • My objective is to… • I’ve divided my presentation into three (main) parts. • In my presentation I’ll focus on three major issues.
4. Sequencing and Timing
• Point one deals with…, point two…, and point three…. • First, I’ll be looking at…, second…, and third… • I’ll begin / start off by…. Then I’ll move on to ….. • Then / Next / After that… • My presentation will take about 30 minutes.
5. Questions
• There will be time for questions after my presentation. • We will have about 10 minutes for questions during the question and answer period. • Feel free to ask questions at any time during my presentation.
The body is the 'real' presentation. If the introduction was well prepared and delivered, you will now be 'in control'. You will be relaxed and confident.
Body
The body should be well structured, divided up logically, with plenty of carefully spaced visuals.
The following table shows examples of useful phrases for presenting your information. You may need to modify the language as appropriate.
Function Possible Language
1. Indicating the end of a section
• This brings me to the end of my first point.
2. Moving to the next point
• Let’s now move on / turn to… • Let’s now take a look at….
3. Going back
• As I said / mentioned earlier,…. • As I’ve already explained,…
4. Introducing a visual
• Let’s now look at the first slide which shows.. • The chart on the following slide shows…. • I have a slide here that shows… • As you can see from this slide here,…
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5. Explaining a visual
• First, let me quickly explain the graph. • You can see that different colours on this chart have been used to indicate…
6. Highlighting information
• I’d like to stress / highlight / emphasize the following point(s)… • I’d like you to focus your attention on… • What’s really important here is… • Let’s look more closely at…
Use the conclusion to:
Conclusion
1. Sum up, 2. Invite questions, 3. Thank your audience.
The following table shows examples of useful phrases for ending your presentation. You may need to modify the language as appropriate.
Function Possible Language 1 Summarizing points • Just to summarize the main points of my talk… • To conclude / In conclusion, I’d like to… • To sum up (then), we…
2 Inviting questions • Are there any questions? • We just have time for only a few questions.
3 Thanking your audience
• Many thanks for your attention. • May I thank you all for being such an attentive audience.

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Most presentations are divided Into 3 Main Parts (+ questions):
1 INTRODUCTION
(Questions) 2 BODY
3 conclusion
Questions
We Will now consider each of these Parts in more detail.
The Introduction is very important - perhaps the Most important-Part of your Presentation. . This is the first impression that your audience have of you. You should Concentrate on your Introduction Getting Right.
Introduction
The following Table shows examples of useful Phrases for Starting your Presentation. You May Need to Modify the language as appropriate.
Possible Function Language
1.Welcoming your audience and introducing Yourself
• Good Morning / Good Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen • Let Me introduce Myself. I'm Vanida from School of Business Administration. • Let me just start by introducing myself. My NAME is ...
2. Introducing and saying why your Topic Topic is relevant for your audience
• What I'd like to present to You today is ... .. • I'm here today to present .... • Today's topic is ... • The subject / topic of my presentation is .... • In my presentation I would like to report on .... • Today I'm going to Talk About ... I'll be talking • About ... • By the End of Talk You Will this be Familiar with ...
Revised
3. Stating your purpose and the structure of your Presentation
• The purpose / Objective / AIM of this Presentation is My Objective is to ... to ... • • I've divided Presentation Into My Three (Main) Parts. • In My Presentation I'll Focus on Three Major issues.
4. Timing and sequencing
one deals with ... • Point, Point ... Two, and Three Point .... • First, I'll be looking at ..., second ..., and third ... • I'll begin / start off by .... Then I'll Move on to ... .. • Then / Next / After that ... My Presentation • About 30 minutes Will take.
5. Questions
• There Will be time for questions after My Presentation. • We will have about 10 minutes for questions during the question and answer period. • Feel free to ask questions at any time during My Presentation.
The Body is the 'Real' Presentation. If the introduction was well prepared and delivered, you will now be 'in control'. You Will be relaxed and Confident.
Body
The Body should be well structured, logically divided up, with carefully spaced Plenty of visuals.
The following Table shows examples of useful Phrases for presenting your information. You May Need to Modify the language as appropriate.
Possible Language Function
1. Indicating the End of a section
• This brings Me to the End of My First Point.
2. Moving to the next Point
• Let's Move on now / Let's now turn to ... • take a Look at ....
3. Going back
• As I said / mentioned earlier, .... • As I've already expLAineD, ...
4. Introducing a Visual
• Let's now First Look at the slide which shows .. • The Chart on the following slide shows .... • I have a slide here shows that ... • As You Can See from this slide here, ...
Revised
5. Explaining a Visual
• First, Let Me Quickly Explain the graph. • Can You See Colours that different on this have been used to indicate ... Chart
6. Highlighting information
• I'd like to Stress / Highlight / emphasize the following Point (s) ... • I'd like You to Focus your Attention on ... • What's Really important here is ... • Let's Look more closely at ...
Use the conclusion to. :
Conclusion
1. Sum up, 2. Invite questions, 3. Thank your audience.
The following Table shows examples of useful Phrases for Ending your Presentation. You May Need to Modify the language as appropriate.
Possible Language Function 1 summarizing points • Just to summarize the points of Main My Talk ... • To conclude / In conclusion, I'd like to ... • To Sum up (then), we ...
2 Inviting questions • Are there any questions? • We just have time for only a few questions.
3 Thanking your audience
• Many Thanks for your Attention. • May I thank you all for being such an attentive audience.

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