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Confirmation
Exactly! Just so. Совершенно верно. Именно так.
Right you are! Верно!
That’s true. Это правда.
I fully agree with… Я полностью согласен с …
That’s all right. Все правильно.
It makes sense. Это правильно.
Negation
Far from it. Отнюдь нет.
Nothing of the kind. Ничего подобного.
Just the opposite. Как раз наоборот.
Of course, not. Конечно, нет.
It doesn’t make sense. Это не имеет смысла.
I can’t agree with… Я не могу согласиться с …
Introducing a point of view
Personally I think (believe) that … Я думаю …
In my opinion … По моему мнению …
I would like to add … Я хотел бы добавить …
As far as I can remember … Насколько я помню …
Let me see for a moment … Дайте подумать минутку
How to ask for an opinion
What do you think of (about) …? Что вы думаете о..?
How do you find …? Как вы находите …?
How do you feel about …? Как вы относитесь …?
Doubt
Well, maybe. Может быть.
Possible. Возможно.
You may be right. Возможно, вы правы.
Do you really think so? Вы, в самом деле, так думаете?
I’m not sure about that. Я в этом не уверен.
Well, I wouldn’t say that. Я бы этого не сказал.
PRESENTATION
There are three main sections:
· Introduction
· Main body
· Conclusion
The main points of Introduction
1) Greeting the audience:
· Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
· Let me introduce myself …
2) The purpose of the presentation:
· Today I’m going to speak about …
· I’ll be talking about …
· The subject of my presentation is …
3) The order of developing the main idea:
· My presentation will be in … parts
· I’ve divided my presentation into … parts
· Firstly, I’ll be talking about …
· Secondly, I’ll move on to …
· Then. I’m going to speak about …
· Finally, I will …
The main body of presentation
· So, let’s get started.
· I’d like to go on to the next point …
· Here I’ll turn to …
· Now let’s look at …
· The main thing here is …
· It should be pointed out that …
· I’d like to draw your attention to …
· To start/to begin with …
· After this/that/Afterwards …
· What is more / Furthermore / In addition (to) / Moreover…
Closing the talk
· To finish I would like to say …
· I’d like to remind you …
· To sum up, …
· As you now can see …
· In conclusion, …
· That’s all for now. Thank you.
· If you have any questions you are free to ask
· Finally…
· Lastly…
· Taking everything into account/consideration …
· On the whole …
· For the above mentioned reasons …
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