Advanced Phrases For Presenting In English

This video tutorial expands on a previous lesson about presenting in English by introducing more advanced phrases. It covers various parts of a presentation, including welcoming the audience, introducing oneself, stating goals, signposting, highlighting information, paraphrasing, referring to common knowledge, digressing, and concluding. The tutorial aims to provide viewers with a broader range of expressions to enhance their presentation skills.

What was the main focus of the previous lesson mentioned in the introduction?

• Advanced phrases for presenting

• Phrases for writing emails

• Basic phrases for presenting

• Common phrases for daily conversation

Which phrase can be used to welcome an audience?

• As far as I'm concerned, the main issue here is...

• The next point I'd like to talk about is...

• Let me briefly summarize the main points.

• It's lovely to see so many familiar faces here today.

How can you informally state the goal of your presentation?

• I'm here to say a few words about...

• The reason I'm here today is to talk about...

• This talk should be of particular interest to those of you who...

• What I intend to do is...

Which phrase is used to introduce the first topic in a presentation?

• As you're all aware...

• Let me just finish with a question.

• I'd like to begin by drawing your attention to...

• If you remember I touched upon this point earlier...

What phrase can be used to emphasize the importance of information?

• If I can just digress for a moment...

• I'd like to finish with something...

• As far as I'm concerned, the main issue here is...

• Let me remind you of the main points we covered...

How can you refer to something mentioned earlier in your presentation?

• As I mentioned or pointed out earlier...

• I'd like to finish with something...

• Let me briefly summarize the main points...

• The next point I'd like to talk about is...

What is a formal way to invite questions from the audience?

• Any questions?

• I'd like to briefly mention...

• If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them now.

• Let me just finish with a question.