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Unit 3. Phrases

The document provides an outline for a marketing presentation with 9 main sections: 1) Greeting and welcoming, 2) Introducing yourself, 3) Introducing the general topic, 4) Getting attention, 5) Background, 6) Thesis, 7) Outline, 8) Duration, and 9) Q&A. It also provides suggestions for introducing and transitioning between different parts of the presentation.

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Unit 3. Phrases

The document provides an outline for a marketing presentation with 9 main sections: 1) Greeting and welcoming, 2) Introducing yourself, 3) Introducing the general topic, 4) Getting attention, 5) Background, 6) Thesis, 7) Outline, 8) Duration, and 9) Q&A. It also provides suggestions for introducing and transitioning between different parts of the presentation.

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YOUR MARKETING

PRESENTATION

Public Speaking
Unit 3: Phrases
Opening
1. Greeting & Welcoming
6. Thesis (The purpose of your presentation)

2. Introducing your yourself 7. Introducing the mental outline

(How many/what the main points are)


3. Introducing the general topic
8. Duration
4. Getting attention 9. Q & A

5. Background/Definition/Situation
1. Greeting &
Welcoming
Write a closing statement or call-to-action here.
Formal Greeting & Welcoming
Good morning/afternoon ladies and gentlemen
• Welcome to all the teachers and students.
• Special thanks to the chief guests for your precious presence here
today.
• It's an honour to have the opportunity to address such a
distinguished audience.
Informal greeting & welcoming

Hi, everyone.
• First of all, let me thank you all for coming here today.
• It’s good to see you all here.
• It’s great that you could join me.
2. Introducing yourself
• Let me start by saying a few words about my own

background. My name is … from…

• Let me briefly introduce myself. My name is … from…

• I’m … from…
• I would like to take this
opportunity to talk to you about...

• I am delighted to be here
3. Introducing the today to tell you about…

general topic • The topic of my presentation


today is…

• Today I am here to talk to


you about…
4. Getting
attention
Write a closing statement or call-to-action here.
5. Background
• Let me start with some general
information on…
• Let me begin by explaining
why/how…
• I’d like to give you some
background information about…
• Before I start, does anyone know…
• As you are all aware…
6. Thesis What I’d like to do in this
presentation is…
(The purpose of The purpose of this
presentation is…

your My objective today is…

presentation) By the end of the presentation,


…you will have learned about…
• My talk/presentation is divided into “x” parts.
• In my presentation I’ll focus on three major
7. Outline
issues.
• This presentation is structured as follows....
• The subject can be looked at under the
following headings.....
• We can break this area down into the following
fields...
• In the first part…, I’ll focus on…/ First, I will
7. Outline talk about/ I’ll start with…

• Then in the second part…, I’m going to


explore…/ Then I will look at…

• Finally, I’ll go on to talk about…/I’ll end my


talk by discussing…
It will take about 10 minutes
to cover these issues.

8. Duration
My presentation will last
for about 10 minutes
• If you have any questions, I am
happy to answer them
• Please feel free to interrupt me
if you have questions.
• After my talk, there will be time
9. Q & A for a discussion and any
questions.
• If you don’t mind, I'd like to leave
questions until the end of my

Elaborate on what you want to discuss.


talk
The Body
Ending Parts within Beginning a New Part
Beginning of the body
the Main Body
• Let’s move to (the next part
• Now let’s move to the
• That completes/ which is)…
first part of my talk
concludes… • So now we come to the
which is about…
• That’s all (I want to say for next point, which is…
• So, first…
now) on… • Let’s turn to the next
• To begin with….
• Ok, I’ve explained how… issue…
• For example,…
• A good example of this is…

Examples
• As an illustration,…
• To give you an example,…
• To illustrate this point…
.
.
• As I said at the beginning,…
• This relates to what I was

Links to saying earlier…


• Let me go back to what I

previous said earlier about…


• This ties in with…
parts
.
.
• I hope that you are a little clearer
on how we can…
• To return to the original
question, we can…

Links to the • Just to round the talk off, I want


to go back to the beginning

thesis when I…
• I hope that my presentation
.
today will help with what I said
at the beginning…
.
• Based on our findings,…
• According to our study,…
• Our data shows/indicates…
References .

.
• Let me use a graphic to explain this.
• I’d like to illustrate this point by
showing you…
• Let the pictures speak for
Graphs or themselves.
• I think the graph perfectly shows
images how/that…
• If you look at this table/bar
.
chart/flow chart/line chart/graph,
you can see that…
.
• It should be emphasized that…
• I would like to draw your attention t
this point…

Emphasis
• Another significant point is that…
• The significance of this is…
• This is important because…
. • We have to remember that…
.
• In other words,…
• To put it more simply,…
• What I mean to say is…

Paraphrase
• So, what I’m saying is….
• To put it in another way….
.

.
• Does anyone have any questions or
comments?
• I am happy to answer your questions
now.

Questions • If you have any questions, please don’t


hesitate to ask.
during the • Do you have any questions before I
move on?
talk
. • If there are no further questions at this
point, I’d like to…
.
• I’d like to conclude by…
• In conclusion, let me sum up my main points.
• That brings me to the end of my presentation. Thank
you for listening/your attention.
• Thank you all for listening. It was a pleasure being
Conclusion
here today.
• Well, that’s it from me. Thanks very much.
• That’s an interesting question. I don’t actually

know off the top of my head, but - I’ll try to

get back to you later with an answer.

• I’m afraid I’m unable to answer that at the

Unknown moment. Perhaps, I can get back to you later.

answers
.
• Good question. I really don’t know! What do

you think?

• That’s a very good question. However, I don’t

have any figures on that, so I can’t give you

an accurate answer.

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