presentation phrases

You want to start your presentation:

• Good afternoon everyone! Today I'm going to be ....

• In conclusion.....

• As you can see ...

• My fourth point will cover....

After greeting the audience, I need to .......

• State the main causes

• Give a 'hook'

• Give an outline

• Outline some effects

An example of a 'hook' could be.....

• A rhetorical question

• A personal story

• A hypothetical example

• All these answers

The following phrase is useful for stating your topic at the beginning:

• Finally, I will be looking at .......

• Today I am going to discuss the issue of ......

• If you look at this slide...

• Have you ever......

After stating your topic, you then need to provide ............... of your presentation.

• a future statement

• a history

• an outline

• an evaluation

When giving the outline of your presentation, a useful phrase is ......

• Firstly, I will be looking at .....

• On the right you can see.....

• For instance .....

• Are there any more questions?

A useful phrase for moving on to the next section of your presentation is......

• Thank you for listening!

• Therefore, in conclusion ......

• Let's now move on to the next part .....

• Let me give you an example....

A useful phrase when you want to give an example is:

• For instance ....

• A good example of this is .....

• such as .....

• All of these answers

A useful phrase when discussing a graph:

• Then I'll be talking about .....

• This graph shows....

• So far we have looked at ........

• In conclusion, .....

A useful phrase when referring to sources:

• Smith (2019) claims that .......

• According to Smith (2017) , this data indicates that....

• If you take a look at this data from Smith (2017), you will notice that....

• All of these answers.