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Introducing yourself and your talk

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Good morning, ladies and gentlemen!

Dear friends!

It’s a pleasure to be with you today.

It’s an honor to have the opportunity to address such a distinguished audience.

Title/Subject.

The subject of my presentation is …

I’d like to talk to you about …

I’m going to inform you about …

I’m going explain our position on …

I’m going to describe …

We are here today to learn about …

The purpose of this talk is to give the background to …

I’d be glad to answer any questions at the end of my talk.

Describing visual aids

In my first slide I’d like to show you …

If you look at the screen you can see …

The horizontal (vertical) axis is …

The left side shows …

The third row contains …

On the right is …

As you can see …

Here is the …

This clearly shows …

This is important because …

I’d like to draw your attention to …

Now, I’d like to move on to …

Next, let me describe …

Finally, let me explain …

Endings

Before I finish, let me just say …

That covers all that I wanted to say today.

Let me just run over the key point again.

To sum up …

In conclusion I’d like to say …

I’d like to leave you with the following idea …

Thank you for your attention.

I’d be glad to try and answer any questions.

 

Summarizing

The text   • is about… • deals with… • presents… • describes…
In the text   • the reader gets to know… • the reader is confronted with… • the reader is told about…
The author (the narrator) • says, states, points out that… • claims, believes, thinks that… • describes, explains, makes clear that… • uses examples to confirm/prove that… • agrees/disagrees with the view … • contradicts the view • criticises/analyses/ comments on… • tries to express… • argues that… • suggests that… • compares X to Y… • emphasizes his point by saying that… • doubts that… • tries to convince the readers that… • concludes that…

Different types of charts, graphs and diagrams


single line graph multiple line graph paired bar chart

 

 

 

percentage bar chart pie chart stacked bar chart

 

 

single bar chart diagram population chart


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