Business English Lessons for Presentations and Presenting in English
Learn language for describing charts and trends in a presentation. Lesson Objectives Attracting attention to visuals in your presentation. Emphasizing the key parts of the visuals. Relating the points of your presentation to each other. Referring to a previous point. The dialog comes from a presentation at the Central European head office of Ambient, …
BEP 103 – Presentations: Describing Charts and Trends 1 Read More »
This lesson is the second in a two-part series on the question and answer, or Q and A, section of a presentation. Lesson Objectives Avoiding giving a direct answer to a question. Dealing with irrelevant questions. managing your time. Redirecting a question to the audience. The dialog starts where we left off last time …
BEP 037 – Presentations: Question and Answer 2 Copy Read More »
Learn language for the question and answer session at the end of a presentation. Learning Objectives Opening a Q&A session. Clarifying. Referring back. Dealing with hostility. Conceding a point. This dialog is from the Q&A session that follows on from our previous episode on closing presentations – BEP 33. It takes place during a …
BEP 036 – Presentations: Question and Answer 1 Copy Read More »
Learn how to finish off and summarizing your presentation. Lesson Objectives Finishing off the last part of your talk. Summarizing. Making a call to action. Opening up the Q&A session. The dialog takes place at Harper-Tolland, a major global producer of special purpose steel. Last year Harper-Tolland launched a new product line but the …
In this lesson, we look at the language of signposting. Signposting is informing listeners about what is to be presented in a presentation, and constantly informing listeners as to where they are during that presentation.
